Blountville High School - Tiger Yearbook (Blountville, TN)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1950 volume:

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' 1 1 yu f -, -. , X. -1 1 ' ff' 4 11 A ' Q 1 ic fl A' 0 fl Q 'C 'X ' ji Q ' L' I1 .L.' , ' 1 ' . 1. ' QPF, 'Y V 1 D Y X. I . k ' I 1' L ' ' 1 ' ' ' x N ' L I ' 'L S- ant activities and 1 t' 5 l ' ' rl - ' if f all no 4 me .SZ,Lczlenf5 of Zgioanfuifg 3600! ADMINISTRATIO l w MR PAUL F ANDERSON MR PAUL F ANDERSON our be loved pr1nc1pal IS responsnble for the smooth opemtnon of the school He Wnll always be remembered by the students for hls humor and hls personal mterest m the students . . . Y - - . , 9 . 4 Q 1 ineteen Pitt . - . if z sign- 4 MR. M. NNI' B.-iRNl2s MR. M. NA'f BARNES, an alumnus of Blountville High School, is the school board member representing our district of the county. Besides his duties as school board member, he is also fore- man in the Chemical Laboratory at the Tennessee liastman Corporation. -i NR I CRU XRx MR. J. CRi'XI 'I' ARARIJ, the Superin tendent of Schools was a baseball pitcher known as Lefty,' in his high school davs. His interest in education has never waned. Before becoming Superintendent, he served both as a teacher and a principal in Sullivan County schools. Page 7 fl, I , ,K a 1 . f Y Q W, f jf x ,lf X A 3-I g ,nowh- iN Xxx Z' .,.,' -'j, P.. ,,,f 1 QXe,5LfXf ' 5 -ww' . f .4 1 r 'K In fm? bl X 4' 5 . 2 ' D' Y, I' x w..,. 4 4 . , :V 3 M ,, 'Z x 4 1 if m' mx Xu Wffwwfx ' -, J SQ f -5'-'U'l , ff fgyxvw A- QQ ' ff' 1.0141 fx x 4. '- S . u , 'tt 5 'Q I .f .. fgffa - J l Q4 x I TH R. M. BQASSENGILL A. B. Bible, Frc'11c'fJ xIuANHTfr12 DEMPSEY B. S. Hmm' EC'0ll0IlIf1'S KI1NNL.'rH CBARRIER B. S. Civics, Gmgrafvby, Hwall MRS. BENNIE XVHl'r1s B. S. Elzglislr RV' FACULTY BLRN 1141 XYVIAQISB B. S. l'f1yxic'.1f 1'ltIIll'fIff0lI CZLIIVVON QBLARK, JR. B. 5. Ill6IIlXfl'id1 A fix Al,Blili'l'A CASH ION 15.5. rn hd.: B.S. m I,. S. I,f!7l'lH'itIl1 Mus. V111c,1x1,x LEONARD A. B. C0111 IlIt'7'l'l' .1- ,are5enfing Page I2 6644464 are the foundation of school. All formal education is received in classes, but this is not the only function of classes. There, acquaintances are made which may change the course of a person's life. The friend- ships and memories of classes greatly enrich the lives of all who attend, but the greatest value of classes is the instruction of the teacher. S S SENIORS JUNIQRS SQPHQMQRES FRESHMEN Page Q Scmois lint uimplttttl rltii Q ll Nui o 1121 mi ut Vx lx Il g 1 t t tt: . s mol dns lint lxtn l1ll,lX mms 'nt ti x lint mmx mtm ii s tmstlxts intl in tli V t t S' 1 idx mt13,t IILXLI to lit tm .gotttn L 65 elzl Ol Margie Mood Tli' 4' z 'x fWL Q'S flixl Flool and 4 'X no ' rent to face tlic world 1' to jo in mi 'ull Q c. Tltcii' icl g 171' l 1' 1 ,' ' 1'ic. to CL1!'l'y with tlicm. They face tlic future witli confidence in tli' g i c Il'.liI1lHgf tlic- rcccivml. XY'lm tltc future will bring' only timc can tcll. liul tlwil' ctltication will lic .ln y 7 - I4 1 Qx , x ,Q A hi H+ Jw 5' ,. 1. 3, 231' 9 If F 4' ef Q,- X . , 4 ,J , A - , I K 1' A 9 ,af , r 7 1 ,N . 4 af' NJQM Prvsidcfllf KIANIE GAL1.IHrau Vim' Pl'l'SitIC'1IIl PHYLLIS EDWARDS Sz'c'1'z'fz11'-3' liA1usAuA CRl'I'5l-.l ous Truzslm r XY'llA1.1Ax1 GROSS .4-vip: - A CLASS SENIORS P1'c'sidc'1zf LLOYD I'IARR Vin' Prc'xiJc'11l XVILLARD HARR Sf'c'r0fa1'y jo ANN CRANI-Q Trcfasurcw JACK LEONARD OFFICERS SGPHGMORES Pl'f'Sit1l'1If FRANK BOLLING Viva' PI'C'SfI1l'Hf IZARL FLEENOR Sc'C:'clar3' BETTY KEENE T rvaszz rf 1' MARY NIASSENGILL 7H'?fJ!1H HI I FRESI-IME Prrvdelzf PEGGY Ov ENS V140 Preszdenl 'lou NOTTINGHAN1 Sac rrfarj IOUIS KETRON TVUHSIII Cr PAYE IMIASH Page I7 HAL ALMAROAIJ 4-H Club 47- 50' Glee Club 48' HIY Club 49 S0 Jumor Play Stage Mgr 49 TIGER Staff Asst Busmess M r 50 DENVER ANDERSON Key Club 48 50 TIGER Staff Asst Adv Mgr 50 LYLE BARR THELMA LUCINDA BARRETT Home Ec Club 47 Commercnl Clu 49 50 VELMA BE FHANY Home EC Club 47 Y Teens Club 49 S0 Commercxal Club 49 S0 Ben Club 49 S0 TIGER Staff TYPISI B H S Flash DORIS JEAN BOLLING 47 48 4H Club 47 S0 YTecns 49 S0 IOHN WILLIAM BOZELL franferrecl frorr Glade Sprmg I-hgh School 47 GAI BRIDWELL Transferred from Sulphur Sprmg 48 Glce Club 48 S0 Home Ec Club 0 Sccy 49 umor Play 49 Commercml Club 49 S0 Future Teach ers Club S0 Pres 50 TIGER Staff Typnst 50 B H S Flfzvla Producuon Mgr 50 Page 18 E IOR I I I I 9 I I . , , l . ' I ' I I I . I - -I I I 4 9 g ., . I I . I ,I s I . ., . I I - . , , . b, ' -' . Y ' I I ' S I I I t - I I ' ' I I ' I 1 i Y ' I ' S I Glcc Club, '47-'48g Home EC. Club, ' -' 4 - , ' -' 4 - , ! , I . . 9 , . r 1 I , u 9 I I . , ,48 ,S , ' , j I ' , 5 ' I 'I I J , I I ' Q 3 . i 9 ' I ' , 1 ' . - I I -I I I . , . , Q . . . .L S ., . CLASS GI EN DON BRIDWFLL BIABEL BROWDER Home EC Club 47 49 Commercnal Clu 49 50 DICK BROYLFS Fresh Class Secy 47 4 H Club S0 HI Y Club 48 50 Pres B1s etball 48 S0 Baseball 4 0 Glee Club 49 Juruor Play 49 Key Club 50 TIGER Statf Adv Mgr S0 ROBERT EUGENE BUNN 4 H Club 47 S0 B Team Basketball 47 48 Baseball 48 S0 HI Y Club 50 Jumor Play 49 VHFSICY B1sket b1ll 49 50 Glee Club S0 TIGER Staff Sports Ed BILLY GENE CLAMAN JunIorPl1y 49 Asst BaskerballM HI Y Club 49 50 BILLY MAXWELL COLE Fresh Tre1s 47 B Team Basketball 4 48 Baseball 47 S0 4 H C ub 47 50 Jumor Play 49 Varsnty Basket b 49 S0 HI Y Club 49 50 ey Clu 50 PAUL CoovIER YClub 48 50 ,Iumor Play Stage JAGQIIIE LYX: COOPER Home EC Club 47 4 H Club 47 50 Glee Club 48 jumor Play 49 Y 'leens 49 S0 Commerclal Club 49 50 TIGER Staff Busmess Mgr 50 B H S Flash FdItor 50 Pzqc I9 x I I ' - ' I ' I b D -I , . I I . I ., , - , I I . - I I I I . 47- , - , - , ., 50, I I I ..k , - , , ' 8-S 3 I ' ' I I I I I I I . ' I I I I ' ' 'I ' I I I . ' I ' I ' I I I l ' I -I I -- ,48, 1 . ' , A . ' ' I I I f ' I I 5 ' I ' I I 9 I I ., 50. . , i I , , . gf., '48g Mgr., 'SOQ Baseball Mgr., '49-'50g ' 3 9 - , - ' I V I I ' 'I I ' I I I D ' I - . 7' I ' I ' I ' I I ! 3 ' 9 ' - 9 - ', 4 f - all, I -I 5 - Y I -I 5 K b I l ' ' Hi- , ' -' 2 ' I Mgr., '49. I l . 7 C I I , l I ' I I ' I ' ' I I I I I I ' I I A I I ' I ' I I S D ' ' I ' I I ' A -I , 4: - I . . . . , - , . Page jo ANN CRANE 4-H Club, '47, Home EC. Club, '47: Transferred from Washington College, Junior Play, '49, Glee Club, '49-'50, Y-Teens, '49-'50, Future Teachers Club, '50, Sr. Secy., '50. JEANINE CROWE Home EC. Club, '47-'48, 4-H Club, '47-'50, Junior Play, '49, Y-Teens, '49-'50, Secy., '50, Beta Club, '49-'50, V. Pres., '50, Commercial Club., '50. FAY CRUSSELL 4-H Club, '47-'50, Home EC. Club '47, Y-Teens, '49-'50, Commercial Club '49-'50, Usher at junior Play, '49. MARGARET DAVIS Home EC. Club, '47-'48, 4-H Club '47-'49, Soph. V. Pres., '48, Glee Club '48, Commercial Club, '49-'50, Y--Teens '49-'50, B. H. S. Flash, Gossip Ed., '50. BETTY Jo DISHNER Home EC. Club, '47-'48, Treas., '48 4-H Club, '47-'49, Glee Club, '47-'50, junior Play, '49. MARY ELLEN DIXON Miss Freshman,'48, Fresh. V. Pres., '48, Home EC. Club, '48-'50, Secy., '48, Pres. '50. EDITH EUGENIA DOANE Fresh. V. Pres., '47, Glee Club, '47-'49 Home EC. Club, '47-'49, Treas., '47 Pres., '48, Pres. of Chapt., '49, 4-H Club '47-'50, Pres., '50, Soph. Treas., '48 Cheerleader, '49, Commercial Club, '49 Y-Teens, '49-'50, Future Teachers Clubl '50, Junior Play, '49. TOMMY RONALD DUEE B'-Team Basketball, '47, 4-H Club, '47-'50, Treas., '50, Varsity Basketball '48-'50, Hi-Y Club, '49-'50, Baseball '50. 20 1 1 1 Q w 5 SE ICR CLASS PATS1 DUNCAN Home Ec Club 47 4H Club 47 48 Glee Club 48 Y Teens 49 S0 Commercxal Club 49 SO B H S Flash Assoe Edltor SO CARL ELSEA So Pres 48 Kew Club 48 50 Treas 49 TIGER Staff Photo Ed S0 NIAYNARD FAULK Ke Club 48 50 V Pres 50 HELEN PAUST Home EC Club 47 48 4 H Club 47 SO Song Leader 47 Glee Club 48 S0 Future Teachers Club 48 S0 un1or Play 49 umor Secy X Teens 49 50 LOUISE FLEENOR Home Ec Club 47 4 H Club 47 49 Y Teens 49 50 Commerclal Club 49 50 B1 H S Harb Feature Edltor RALPH FORGETY 4 H Club 47 50 Commcrclal Club 4 50 BOBBY GLOVER Asst Mgr Basketball 50 JEAN ALMA G1 ovLR G ee Club 47 Home EC Club 47 Club 47 50 Y Teens 4 Commercial Club 49 S0 Usher at Baccalaureate Sermon 49 Page 21 , 1 ' 1 1 ' 1 1 1 . 1 . X 1 ' 1 1 1 ' 1 ' 1 . - 1 1 . 1 , ' 3 1 1 1 - 1 . , . . , . h 1 . y 1 -1 u P ' 'S Y , 9 7 1 D 1 -1 1 1 - '1 ' 1 1 D 1 Y , - , . ., . -1 9 3 I ' 1 ' 1 ' 1 1 1 l 1 . ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 I 1 1 . ' 1 1 ' 1 - 1 . - 1 l J , , J -1 49, V S 7 - , - ' ' 1 1 I 1 - 1 1 ' 1 ' 1 . - x 1 -1 . - Y 3 Y Y , , l . . - , . . . . , , '50, 1 1 ' ' N ' 1 ' 1 1 1 9-1 1 1 . ., , . 1 9 ' 1 V 1 1 1 1 - . - , - . 4-H , , , 9 50, - 1 1 l 1 ' 1 1 , , 1 . , . Page 22 JUNE F. GREENE Home EC. Club, '47-'49, Y-Teens, '50. MARGARE'f PIAGOOD Home EC. Club, '47-'48, Treus., '48, 4-H Club, '47-'50, Glee Club, '47 81 '49-'50, junior Play, '49, Cheerleader, '49-'50, Y-Teens, '49-'50, Commercial Club, '50, TIGER Staff, Ass't Photo. Ed., '50. ERNIA LUGILLE HARR 4-H Club, '47-'50, Home EC. Club, '47 86 '49-'50, Junior Play '49, Y-Teens, '49-'50, Commercial Club, '49-'50. PIELEN HARR 4-H Club, '47, Home Ee. Club, '47- '49, Beta Club, '49-'50, Treas., '50, TIGER Staff, Assoc. Literary Editor, '50, LLOYD HARR 4-H Club, '47, Key Club, '48-'50, Glce Club, '49, Junior Play, '49, Commercial Club, '49-'50, V. Pres., '49, Sr. Pres., '50, junior Pres., '49. XVILLARD HARR 4-H Club, '47-'50, Treas., '49, Key Club, '48-'50, Pres., '50, B'-Team Basket- ball, '49, Jr. V. Pres., '49, Sr. V. Pres., '50. HELEN HARRISON Home EC. Club, '47-'48, 4-H Club, '47-'50, Glee Club, '48, Y-Teens, '49-'50, HISEL I-IENSLEY SE IQR CLASS EVELYN FAN HICKS Home EC Club 47 4 H Club 47 S0 Glec Club 48 S0 Jumor Play 49 umor Treas 49 YTeens 49 Pres 50 Checrlcadur 49 Commercxal Club 49 Beta Club 49 S0 Secy 50 TIGER Staff Assoc hd S0 JEAN Hicks 47 YTc.cns 49 S0 FRAIN CES RUTH HORNE Home EC Club 47 SO Commercml Clu 49 S0 BETTY FAYE HUTCHINS Home Ec Club 47 48 4H Club 47 S0 YTcens 49 50 BOB JONES 4 H Club 47 CHARLES KETRON 4 H Club 47 48 Commerclal Club 49 50 CHARLTS R KIDD Glec Club, '47 50 NVAYNE KINKEAD Kev Club '49 'SO Page 2 3 A 1 . 1 - 1 1 ' 1 ' ' 1 ' 1 1 ' ' 1 . 1 1 ' 1 1 1 J -, ' 4 - , ' -'50s ' . 1 7 . ' 'l 9 Y 9 1 l 1 1 . 1 I 1 1 1 ' 1 -1 1 , 1 1 . , . ., . 4-H Club, '47-'50g Home Ec. Club, 1 Q - x , 1 -1 . T . ! I . ' - 1 ' 1 b, ' -' . 1 1 I ' 1 ' 1 ' 1 1 1 . I 1 1 ' 1 ' 1 ' ' 1 - , . 1 1 . - ' 1 ' 1 1 1 -1 1 DOROTHY LANE Home EC. Club, '47, Y-Teens, '49-,50. MARGIE RUTH LAVUSON Home Ec. Club, '48-'50, Trans., '50, Y-Teens, 'S0. JACK V. LEONARD Commercial Club, '49, Key Club, '49-'50, Hi-Y Club, '49-'50, V. Pres., '50, Sr. Trcas., '50. ONETA LEONARD Home Ee. Club, '47-'48g 4-H Club, '49-'50, HILDA N. LOWRANCE Home Ee. Club, '47, Beta Club, '49-'50, Y-Teens, '50, B. H. S. Ifluxln Class Reporter, '50. XXII-UEELER RUSSELL MARE F.F.A., '47, Transferred from Valley Institute, '48, 4-H Club, '48-'49, Junior Play, '49, Future Teachers Club, '49-'50, Hi-Y Club, '50. BOBBY JEAN MARSHALL 4-H Club, '47, Home Ee. Club, '47- '49g Beta Club, '49-'50, Commercial Club, '49-'50. RUTH MARSHALI. 4-H Club, '47, Home EC. Club, '47- '49g Pres., '47, Glce Club, '50, B. H. S. Flash, Mimeograph Mgr., '50, TIGER Staff, Typist, 'S0. Page 24 SE IOR CLASS 5 ? Dov XVMM3 'VIOODY Bv.1skLtb1ll 47 SO 4 HClub 47 S0 H1YClub 47 50 Baieblll 48 50 MARGIE AN N MOODY Home Ec Club 47 49 Secx te Club 48 4 H Club 49 rss umor 49 Mxss Stmor 50 SHIRI IIY MORETZ Home EC Club 47 48 Glee Club 4 49 4 H Club 47 S0 YTecns 49 50 V Pre 50 Commercml Club 49 50 Future Teachers Club S0 CECII E NEWNIAN 4HClub 47 50 H1YClub S0 ROSFZLEIN OSBORNE Home EC Club 47 Dmmatxcs Club 48 Glcc Club 48 Tr1nsferre.d from XV1t1uga Amdtmy 49 JACK L PATRICK 48 Vmrsnty Baskttblll 49 50 IAMES R POWELL Club Hn Y Cu 50 Secx S0 Glue Club 50 MARX GLAL PRATER Cl1ss Reporter 47 48 Homt Ec Cu 47 49 Prts 47 Prts ot tate Chapter 47 Stty 48 Tre1s 49 4H Club 47 S0 umor Play 49 Cheer ta tr 49 ' etns Tcnchtrs Club 50 Trans S0 TIQFR Staff Feature FJ SU Commercial Club 50 Page 21 A I T A ' . . ' -' 4 - 4' -' 4 - 4 - 4 1 1 4 ' -' - Sv ' - 4 ' -' 4 ,485 . Gl' 4 ' 4 - , ' 4 M - 4 , -' 4 4 , 7', S ' 9 , ', l ' 1 ' -' 4 - S., 4 4 x ' -' 4 ' 4 - 4 - 4 ' -' 4 '- 4 ' - ' 4 4 ' 4 - ' 4 . K . ' , ' . 4-H Club, '47-'49g B-Team Basketball, 4-H , ,47-,SOQ '- l b, '48-' 3 lx, ' g - ,' . . . , ' -l 3 ' . 4 'l b. ' -' 4 ' 4 '. S . ' -' 4 J ', ' 4 '- l d', ' -'SLQ Y-T ' , '49-'S0g ROBERT QUILLLN 4 H Club 47 49 Commcrcnal Club 49 H1 Y Club SC MARY ANN RAMSEX Clu 47 S0 YTecns 49 50 Treas 50 Commurcxal Club 49 S0 Tren 50 B H S Flaxb Busxmss lvlgr IRI IZABETH ANN RILHARDS ChCQflC1dLf 47 Y Tcuns 47 Tr1ns farrgd from Central Hlgb Knoxvnlla PAUL ROBINETTE u S0 H1 Cub 4 50 DONALD RODFFFR C LL u 50 H1 Cub 4 S0 B1scb1ll 49 50 DOROT HX KATE ROLLER Homg EL Club 47 COl11mCFClJlc,lLlb 49 S0 TlcrRSt.1ft 'lyplsr S0 JLWFLI ROLLYR Homg F Club 47 Commeruml 1 4 S0 Y Tncns SHIRLEY ROUSL on L L C ub 4 4 H C u 5 47 49 Cla Club 49 50 Commcrull C lub Y Tum 4 Page 26 SE OR 4-H b, Q -y 3 - y y -v S . ., y 3 '. . . .' , ' ' . t ., 'S0. 4-H Cl b, '47-' 3 '-Y l , l 9-' . ll Cl b, ,47-' Q '-Y l , '41-' Q . . , l -l . ' .C. , l 3 ' CllLb, ' 9-' 3 - ' , '50. II 1' E2 l , ' 7g - il l, 3 4, '49-'wg A -- ' 9-'50, CLASS IAMLS ROBERT SALYER 47 HI Y Club 47 Tr1nS furnd from Bluff CIts HIgh School 47 li Tum Blsllctball 48 V1FSlIy Baslut 149 4HCub 49 HIY u S0 Bxscball RICHARD SNIIrH 4 HClub 47 49 Glue Club 47 49 Commcrbml Club 49 50 Ku Club S0 S Hula Sports 50 TILIIR Stlff TdItor S0 CH XRI ES ARTHUR STEELE I. Club 48 SO ecy 50 eta Club 49 S0 Volunteer Boys State 49 TIQIR Staff Lnurary EdIror S0 MARY AI ICE STONE Home EC Club 4 4 H ub 48 S0 Y Teens 49 S0 CommLrcIal Clu 49 S0 CHARLES THOMAS 4 H Club 47 Junlor Plnv 49 Key u 0 LC u S0 Futura Tcluluri Club S0 Run NWA TKINIS Home EL Club 47 Commur Ill Club 4 S0 YTcLnS 50 TRLIA MAE XVHITARER LL Club 47 4H Club 47 omg IL Club 47 9 Pru H IX7 rt S0 IIbrIrIIn sst 48 C R XYIIISON 4 H Club 47 Page 27 If.If.A. ' 4 '- T , ' Q . - b1ll.' 4 Q I , ' Q '- CI In, '49-' g v, - , 'S0. IT. H. . Hg, Edu g 'H Kfy , ' -' I 5 ., ' 5 B- . , , 83 - Cl , by -' . Clb, 'sg Gl- Clb, 'Q A - . 9-, 5 - , P, , D GI-f , ' I - , ' -'wa H ' , ' -'4 3 '., '47g II. . S. If1.ff, A Ed., ' I J I 1 A A fsu. - 7 , ' -'50, Page 28 ICR CLA MARGIL WITT Home EC Club 47 Glue Club 47 48 4 H Club 47 S0 Commurclal Clu 49 50 Home Ec Club 47 4 I-IClub 47 S0 YTcens 49 50 SUMMER SCHGOL GRADUATES FRED BETHANY RAY NAPIFR N R. D STRICKLER KENNFTI1 XVADE 1 -s 3 - , s -n 2 x -I b, ' -' . NANCY WORLEY ' 1 , S ' 9 , ' 2 - , - 'P' CLASS I-IISTGRY In September 1946, ue entered Blountville High as Freshmen with an enrollment of 127. W'e elected Mrs. Evelyn Harr sponsor: Darlena Sellers, President: Edith Doane, vice-president, Dicky Broyles, Sec- retaryg and Billy Cole, treasurer. The following year, 1947, when we began our Sophomore year we noticed many of our classmates had fallen from our ranks, there were 91 students remaining. A new custom was started at Blountville so we had the privilege of electing Anna Ruth Goodwin as Miss Sophomore. We elected Mr. Chester Isley as sponsor, Carl Elsea president, Margaret Davis vice-presidentg Anna Ruth Goodwin, secretaryg and Edith Doane, treasurer. 'A X In early spring we had a Sophomore party. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Wagner led the gates. For refresh- ments we had cokes, hot dogs, ice cream, and cookies. We started our Junior year by electing Miss Bennie Hodges, now Mrs. Don White, as our sponsor: Margie Moody, Miss Junior, Lloyd Harr, president, W'illard Harr, vice-presidentg Helen Faust, secretaryg and Fain Hicks, treasurer. In March the Juniors presented a play Tattletale', which with the help of our sponsors, Mrs. Don W'hite and Miss Nancy Long, was a great success. The cast of the play included Margaret Hagood, Gay Bridwell, Mitchell Deakins, Jo Anne Crane, Billy Claman, Betty Jo Dishner, Billy Cole, Dicky B-royles. Charles Thomas, Erma Harr, Helen Faust, Bob B-unn, Jeanine Crowe, Fain Hicks, Wheeler Mabe, Kenneth W'ade, Lloyd Harr, Jacquie Cooper, Edith Doane, and Mary Gene Prater. Denver Anderson was stage manager. Finally after many months of hard work the Juniors entertained the Seniors at General Shelby Hotel. It was a beautiful scene to see the girls in their evening dresses and for once all thc boys wore ties. The Juniors gave the program. The idea of the Stork Club was carried out with famous radio stars as guests. Bob Hope QBilly Colej, Bing Crosby QBilly Clamanj, jack Benny QStanley Senekerj, Doris Day flluth Marshallj, The Andrew Sisters fHelen Faust, Gay Bridvvell, ,Io Ann Cranej, Walter Win- chcll fI.loyd Harry, and Guest Star, Mr. Hal Carr were there. Fain Hicks furnished the music. At last we became Seniors with an enrollment of 88. Wfe elected Miss Margaret Cox as sponsor: Margie Moody, Miss Senior: Lloyd Harr, president, Wfillard Harr, vice-president, -Io Ann Crane, secre- tary and Jack Leonard, treasurer. About October we started our magazine drive. After several weeks of hard work the Seniors won and as a reward the ones who sold a magazine saw the movie Seabiscuit at Bristol. On December 8, the Seniors spent the day at Tennessee Eastman. W'e heard a talk and saw a movie about the work of the company. Then we went to the lunch room and helped ourselves to all we wanted to eat. After lunch we visited several of the different buildings. January 13 most of the Seniors went to Kingsport to see the movie Hamlet. Vfe enjoyed the movie, even though it was sad and didn't end just like we wanted it to. Now we know that we are near the day when we will be leaving Blountville High. the school that holds so many memories for us, but we are looking forward to taking our place in the world. CLASS We, the Seniors of 1950, nearing the end of our allotted years of school life, wish to make the follow- ing bequests to the Juniors, who will soon replace us. XVe hope that they find our bequests useful as well as of sentimental value. W'e hereby will and bequeath: Hal Almaroad's affection for his teachers to Gladys Smith. Denver Anderson's girl friends to Jimmy Coffman Lyle Barr's Studebaker truck to Ralph Moore. Thelma Barrett's shyness to Louise Frazier. Velma Bethany's Latin book to Kathleen Childress. Doris Bollingls shorthand book to Nancy Oliver. John Bozell's dependability to Irvin Dingus. Gay Bridwell's charming personality to Nell Brad- lcv. Glen Don Bridwell's pestering ways to H. C. Vaughn. Mabel Browder's lipstick to Pearl Wilson. Dick Broyles's comb to Betty Calhoun. Bob Bunn's affection for Edna Corley to Ray Cross. Billy Claman's basketball team to T. J. Drinnon. Billy Cole,s crew cut to Stan B-urnett. Paul Coomer's curly hair to Earl Bentley. Jacquie Cooper's typing ability to Jewel Bright. Jo Ann Cr.xne's jitterbugging to .Betty Hilton. Jeanine Crowe's boy friend to Ruth King. Fay Crussell's blonde hair to Elizabeth Fauver. Margaret Davis,s driver's license to Mary Morrell Betty Jo Dishner's good grooming to Marie Hick- man. Mary Ellen Dix0n's quietness to Joan Blackwell. Edith Doane's giggles to Pauline Rosenbalm. Tommy Duff's basketball uniform to Nelson Barger. Patsy Duncan's eyes to Betty Jo Vicars. Carl Elseals half day schedule to Lynn Ramsey. Ralph Forgety's cheerfulness to Don Cooper. Maynard Faulk's shoeshinc to Charles Newland. Helen Faust's history reports to Nell Lawson. Louise Fleenor's personality to Dorothy Lynn. Bobby Glover's height to James Houser. Jean Glover's history grades to Evelyn Fauver. June Greene's giddiness to Phyllis Edwards and Jane Williams. WILL Margaret Hagood's wardrobe to Catherine Patrick. Erma Harr's Studebaker to Patsy Horner. Helen Harr's secret on how to avoid men to Ardith Hopkins. Lloyd Harr's ambition to Fred Corley. XVillard Harr's politeness to John Carter. Helen Harrison's well kept finger nails to Edna Cole. Hisel Hensley,s love of school to Don Feathers. Fain Hicks' Beta Club pin to Hazel Ann Droke. Jean Hicks' sportsmanship to Thelma Lane. Billy Holtls English book to Ralph Baker. Frances Horne's abundant share of silence to Betty Bellamy. Betty Hutchins's ability to play basketball to Sue Bridwell. Bob Jones's grin to Etna Ruth Horne. Charles Ketronls Beau Brummel look to Howard Moody. Charles Kiddls songs to Jimmy Willis. XVayne Kinkead's attention in class to Forrest Strickler. Dorothy Lane's spelling to Billie Bishop. Margie Lawson's permanent to Nannie Kate Roller. Jack Leonard's pep to Joyce MeCray. Hilda Lowrance's feather cut to Janie Martin. Oneta Leonard's twinkling eyes to Carolyn Harr. Wfheeler Mabe's attendance record to Ray Pope. Bobby Jean Marshall's wisecracks to Frances Wolfe. Ruth Marshallls singing ability to Thelma Tipton. Margie Moody's title Miss Senior to Jean Sent-ker. Wfayne Moody's secret on how to avoid women to Eugene Hooker. Shirley Moretz's speed tests to Sara Morrell. Cecil Newman's last dime to Bill Dulaney. Rosezeen Osbornes's French grades to Aileen Harr. Jack Patrick's place in Frances W'olfe's heart to Don Xvhite. Jim Powell's laugh to James Hunsucker. Mary Gene Praterys place as cheerleader to Dorothy Miller. Robert Quillenls tall tales to Claude Osborne. Mary Ann Ramsey's attractiveness to Lois Grove. CContinued on Page 471 PROPHECY The prophetess has revealed that the omens are favorable for the Seniors of 1950. Looking ahead into the future we find: Bob Salyer and Hisel Hensley are a CBS top comedy team. Ralph Forgety is the new sensation, the Arthur Godfrey of Tennessee. Denver Anderson is a special agent for the F. B. l. Bob Bunn is a lawyer and Doris Bolling is his secre- tary. Jack Leonard has been elected to a second term in the House of Representatives and Jacquie Cooper is his stenographer. Bill Cole is catcher for the Brooklyn Dodgers. Billy Holt is pitcher for the New York Yankees. Billy Claman is coach at BHS. XVheeler Mabe is the County Agent and Mabel Browder is the Home Demonstration Agent in Sulli- van County. Lloyd Harr is Superintendent of Schools and jean Glover is his secretary. Paul Robinette is the truant officer. Claimed by V. I. College are Mary Ann Ramsey, Dean of Women, and Margaret Hagood who teaches Voice and Violin. Maynard Faulk is a professorg Fain Hicks teaches Lating Jean Hicks teaches Physical Fducationg Frances Horne teaches Home Fc. Ruth Marshall has a contract with the Metropo- litan Opera Company. Dick Broyles plays the piano for the Boston Symphony Orchestra and Charles Thomas is a member of Tommy Dorsey's Orchestra. Helen Faust is a dramatic director on Broadway. Charles Ketron is the sensation of the bobby soxers and Margie Moody is Hollywood's newest discovery. Carl Elsea is the editor of the Sullivan County News and Dorothy Lane is his best reporter. Hilda Lowrance is in South America for Life Magazine and Betty Hutchins is a reporter for the New York Times. Bobby Jean Marshall is librarian in the Congressional Library and Robert Quillen is a famous writer of Xvestern stories. Betty Jo Dishner is writing a bio- graphy of Clark Gable. Trula W'hitaker and Shirley Rouse are well known artists. Mary Gene Prater and Elizabeth Richards are in Paris for new fashion creations. Mary Alice Stone and Margaret Davis are models. Faye Crussell is mani- ger of The Betty Gay Shop. June Greene and Helen Harrison are hair designers, and Gay Bridwell and Margie Lawson operate a beauty shop. John Bozell is pastor of the Church which sent Rosezeen Osborne and Oneta Leonard to Africa to civilize the savages. Dorothy Roller and Nancy Worley are in charge of the state orphanage. Edith Doane and Jeanine Crowe are social workers. Thelma Barrett and Margie Witt are Red Cross Aides. Jo Ann Crane and Shirley Moretz are nurses and Bob .Iones is a doctor at King's Mountain Memorial Hospital. Hal Almaroad is a salesman for Royal Typewriters and Charles Kidd is cashier in the Farmers' Bank of Blountville. Cecil Newman is the owner of Blount- ville Cabs and Jack Patrick is the owner of Blount- ville Barber Shop. Jewell Roller and Ruby Watkins have opened Blountville's first antique and curio shop. Arthur Steele is Professor Albert Einstein's assis- tant and Jim Powell is one of the nation's best archi- tects. Willard Harr is photographer for the Tim-.lt and Richard Smith specializes in photographing bath- ing beauties. Wayne Kinkead, the owner of oil wells in Texas, stays at the Kingsport Inn Where Wayne Moody is manager. C. R. Wilson drives a truck for Mason and Dixon and Bobby Glover for Hecht's Bakery. Glen Don Bridwell is a used car broker and Don Rodefer operates a sawmill. Helen Harr and Velma Bethany have opened .1 secretarial agency and Louise Fleenor is an interior decorator. Paul Coomer is dispatcher for the Grey- hound Bus Lines, and Patsy Duncan is an airline host- ess. Lyle Barr is Sullivan County's outstanding farmer and Tom Duff, a cattle dealer. plays basketball in his spare time. Mary Ellen Dixon and Erma Harr have followed Dr. Derthick's advice and are house- wives. ' 1. 'PS N . K 1 if 9 5 . ar z., I 'V CLASS GAY BRIDXVELL Besf AU-Arouml Girl DICK BROYLES Bm! AH-Arouml Boy Most Popular Boy ARTHUR STEELE Mosf Ifzicllvcfzml Mosf Lilz,f'131 I0 Sufcvml LLOYD HARR Friwldlivsf BHS! Learfcr auzong lbw boys Mos! Cozzrfcous TOMMY DUFF Mos! Afblciic 'KF anna! .pf ' , . Pace 32 FAVQRITES RALPH ITORGETY Mm! Cfwwflzl BILLY ClLAMAN Wiffic'xl jo ANN CRANE Mos! l'ojmlur Girl um! Cuffs! PAIN Hluas Muxf Tulwzfvcl and H cmlvxl XV0rfc,i11g Bm! Lcuflvr IIIIIOIIX lfn' Girlx CHARLES KETRON Bw! Drvssvzf Boy MARY GENE PRATER BCS! Drvxsvd Girl .ffm A sf. X. W 5 15,1 L iois s eeesso s 1 e Senc I4 iq xx ill soon iepllee rlie Seniois in I ie ellssiooins Ilm ex nel t un ellss lll15,S Ntllkl in the rutuie is the ellss plu Fl L uniois V soon the I1 11 stew in nqh snh L55 HIIIUI' can Scnckcr Th- xluni are the heirs of and u ': it ti th' iirs. antly await the day when they will he dignified Seniors and receive j. 'Y Q .'.l '1 xill Q gl le fin il 5 li ' l 'f Q ' ool life. 7f . 54 3 . v '- ,nf I r E 4 in 5 Q!- A - ' 'f1fi,7?Z-Q X qc Page 36 TI-1131950 Top Row RALPH BAKER B1TrY B1 LI AMY BILIII jnxx Blsllol' Iofxrx B1 AC Kxx EI L 21111 Row En ROLLING X11 Ill Bmxm 1 I1 xx LI BRIGHI Smx BURNEIT Jul Row TONIMH CARROII BHTY CAIHOUN QI xlxl mu CIARK IININIX C 011 xnxx Bolfom Row EDNA Com. 'vIARx IILI FN FUNA CORLEY I RID Com EY COLE a' -2, 1Y2..i .-.Y 1' . . '4 .1 4 EARL B1iNT1,12Y Sus. BRmxv111.1. KFx'l'PIl.1'.EN CHILDRESS DON COOPER , , ,,. .. , A I , I . A, 1 1 4 U IORS 1017 R011 Iifxlxraxln Crux uus H1 ll N Ckoss Iluxlx Illxc LS Inn RM IJONIIII 2141 Rm: T I Dluxxox IIXIII Axx DRUM s wx xx I xL HJ Ron XLXIR xL LISI KX! XII BUIIIIIII Kun 1 1 I bums, I ols Gum: xmlxx I x Iuusl IRIAKRISON Page 37 - , I s1,.J .t. .'.' .' ESIHIRI1- 1 XVI ,ml ' ' I , . ' Iixuxr: IC 'vlu , ' A IKAY Ckoss Bu IY IJL'1,xxu' Dux III..-XIIII-RS All I LN Isluuc '.' .' .' I7ll'IlISI'1 ., ns In' I' , .Il ll CQ.-I If RR . . ' .' . I',1l1.'xm III 5, 'uk ,l.'x.' LIAIIIIIIK . ' . .' lage 38 THE 1950 7017 Rau, WXRIF HICRMAN PAU1 l IlClxS lu 1 xl Hoom R Akllllll Homxlxs 21141 Ron ERxA RUIH HORN! PAlaY HORNLR Inns HLNSUKRIIK AxxA Ill K1 IRON ml Ron RUTH Klxc, Tuuvu LAM: IJOROIHX lx rx ILx1oR Im Bolfmn Row IANIE XKIARTIN IQYQL Mc CIKAY D moun MII ll Hou xR11 Nioom BH--I-Y RUTH HIl.'fgjN AIAM1-s HKDL'Sl-.li Num u 1.AxvsoN Bll.l MQKIQNZIE IGRS To: Ron RM PH Niooru SxRxANx Wok IJLXNI XIOLXI Nunn Xhrxs Rll 21141 Ron CHXRAIS X1 XXI,-XND Xxxm Ollxlu IHIRINI -XIRI lx Ixxxu Pall wrd Rau Bnlfom Run Rm Pom PALIINL Rosrmsmv xxx Rn jrxx Srxrxra HXRIII IJ RILH nuns C11 uns Sxi11H Xaxxn Kan Ronin: FORREST STRMMIR Page 39 K 7 I Q . P A, ' s. 1 ': ': ' ': ': Mmm' MQRRLLI. Ioux NoT'rlxc,H.u1 LYNN Rnrsx-LY DON Rl.'TLIiDGIi .V .- . '. l'k .v..'.' . , . ,R ,' E195OjU IO Top Row: THELMA TIPTON MARY Uxnmuvoon H. C. VAUQHN Bl-,TTY jo V1c1AM JAN12 WILIIAMG QNUI Pit'flH'f't11J IDAYTON Isuzu' CLAUDI1 OSISOIKNE DON w PIlTI? Bollum Row: BEATRICE XVILLIS KIIMMIE WVILLIS Plyakl. VVILSON FRANCI-,S XVULI 1-1 RS MFE 15? fi if :A f. fi' it Eff f? 4 I Q , ws, 'Q HO CDR GRADU TES Valrzflc lox mu S!l1lIftlf0VldIl HU LN Hmm Ffxllx IIICKS VOCATIONAL GUIDANCE TEACHER H HH o X unonx un LL Umar IS ug u ,1 seniors and thy studunt bodx Hg his lulpgd ugrxom bx his splgndnd talks n elupgl Hg us .ns an nspnratnon to ull or u x us sm: hu Ins hurts hlndslmx .1m has Uumplg for Qhrlstxm lnxm Pag 41 DR. . il. Du mx, ur 'out' gl C2 'd11n'- t-. 'I -, 'E '-ll lo'-d by 'll thu sur . ' i ' A 'A s b 1' 'Aling I. ' '. 1' .A . kc,-' f C SllPHHllUHlS The Soplwmorgs lung ruulncl the fcuond stlgv. of tlun stut lIBl0L1l1tXlllL Hlgll xml lun ploud tllunsnlxu mplblu Iqlmuglm Llmur Stu lns bun Lmnpu ltxulx Qlxolt rhu lumpy tlut nhl dns to Qomg wlll lx ms plm ut ls the 01109 tlnt lnvg gona bv Thur L L us lml xuponslbllllxu 114 IIWLILISHIS, lut so IIL tluul ll5l mms L55 0,9 20H'l0l'e uamta Qrusscll L . K lit.. l ,. .. Uv . . . .. . , 4 7 l - I .4 .La 1. 5 . 'Elks '1 a,,' , i Q Ek I ,J l',,' 0 wg .IQ Page 44 CLINTON ADD1soN RUBY ARCHER GERALDINF ARNOID FRFD BARGFR NFLSON BARGLR MARX Jo BfARG1:R .IFWFLL BERMAN GFNF BLEVINS FRFD BROWDER CAROLYN BURCHFTTF HFLFN QASSFLL MARGARET CLASBY CHRISTINE Coox JIMMIF CROWF JUANITA CRUSSFLI PATSY Dlavrw HFRRY DOINIHE MARY E1 LIIN DOUTT ROY DOYLF MARIF EADS VASI1TI EAST DANNIY ELSPA ANNTTTT FAUST MIIDRFIJ FUGATT E 1 SGPHUMORES XX gf L4 DIANE GASPER JOHN GRUBB HAROl.IJ IHIAGA SHIRLEY HAOA RUTH HASl'I REGENIA HAWKS XVILMA HENSLEY RUTH HICKS MARY ALICE JOHNSTON NANCY JONES BETTY KEENE JEWELENE KIDD GARLAND KINKEAD MARY LAZENBY ANNA LEE LEONARD J. B-. LINDAMOOD MARY IWASSENGKLL GENEVA MCCLAIN BOB MCKENZIE GERAl.lJINIl MORREL1. ADA NEAL IDA NILAL R. G. Nl1'l'Hl:Rl.AND BOBBY QUILLEN Page 45 THE 1950 SOPHDMORES LIHIGHTON ROBERTS ls.usr.1.l,A ROSIQNBALM Enrru ROBINSON Mmm' KATm4.1uN1a Rousl-, Mfxzui SAl,I.l'.Y Bli'l'I'Y DLQAN STL111. FRANK S'I'l,I1I.l-, Bruxlrczl-1 S'rnuc.lu 1-.lx XVAYNL TAYLoR Jovczli XVADL Blwczl-1 WADE B1-QIUA XVALSH I,olmlNl-. W'A'1'soN Svrvm WH1'rAk14,1a NlARlE WILSON QNOI PIt'l'Ill'!'tlJI Gerald Anderson, joe Barr, Mary Barr. Barbara li-ass. Glen Bolden Frank Bolling, Charles Bozell, Patsy B-right. Craig Countiss, Earl Fleenor, Harry Fleenor, John Greene, Genny Harris, Earl Hicks. Don Leonard, XY'aync Leonard, Dorothy McClain, Randal Moody, Lonzo Osborne, Fred Parker. Paul Parker, Earl Robinette Tommy Russell, jesse Slaughter, Donald Strong. Ray Todd. Q SENIOR CLASS PGEM Did you ever sec tl1e sun go down in the eve Oi' tl1e fligln of robiiis as tl1ey take tl1eir leave? It makes one feel I'l1ClllI1Cl1Oly and blue The same as we feel to leave our school. W e W1sl1 to extend oui tl1 Inks to 1 ou And tl1e well known eolo1Q of 'old 111d blue NVQ xe refaehed the top oui FICC IS 111111 XV1tl1 lmrd luele 1nd steidiei but ol1 1xl11t fun So good bye ole l3lou11t11lle 1nd 111111v tl1111les to 1 DLI P01 the mlny dielms you l11ve LIUSLCI to come tiue Puffy Dznzmn CLASS WILL ontinued 1 1 betl1 ii 111es lL exex louis ll11r1x 1111 Sue e I 1 ss ll e R11 l,0l1 l 1111 llobinette s luslorx boole to l 1L1l llieles IFX ee 1 HX I1 IIISL lJon1ld Rodeler 1 1111roo11 sl11rt Lo 131111111 I 1 s s e 1 li e 11otl11 Keller s 11 e te li 1tr e X 1 1 XX lllxlI1SS ox ol 14111 lle kl C e e l Ro 1 1 to Nl1r1 Lndeiuooe Ll 1 XX l11t1leers ' t LII S ir ex Rouse s txpme erner to 1111e Cjllllll 1 e 1111111 ll B111 S1l1 er s bottli of 11 roxide 111151 XlelXel1lIe r1,1e X111 s eur s eo e111 Rie 11re 511111 1 x11 es t1l1111le lo 111 11e1 XX orlex s e 1111141111 to ll Page 47 fy - V 4 I Y ' 1 5, 4 '. ' ' 1 . - ' 1 1 . l ' - X, ' ' ', 1 1 4 1 fe , CC V '. '1'o111 page fllj Iili1.1 - l 'el . 'l ' l1l1 1 eo . ' e A ' 'o11. Artl ' f --l-R l.1'i1e 1 Li l.1 . 1' il1e. '. ' ' i V' ' '. . Nl. -'Ali'-S1e11e wl1.1l' .lle to li'.lI'l7.ll'.l C,-' xloue. . ' . i sley. C.l .11'le's ,I.l10l1l.1 ' rel l1.l4l' to D011 utl 'dge. De ' 1' 1 1 .1le '-up 1 e. ie- Vllis. Rulj: ' l e' A eel l to 'l'1 Qrosx. 1I'11 l lle 'S SI11'l'J . . 1' ' -- ' l. Tr l. L . '- ' .1r. .1bili 1' to Nl.lI'y' lill- Cole. fb' lj' I' ' K' '. ' 7 '. A e . C.. li. XY'1lso11's l.1r1g' feel to To E' CQ. '1'oll. l S. ' .Q ' u ' ll. - f -. Nl.1j-N ' ' l '. Ray. l. l 1' A l ' '1 lv 1 5 '. ' i Il' NJ ' 'g' li. l lfstl1e1'l'. lXL'I'. lLx -Vi me lkS1l'Ilkl1 ne the new ILLIUIIS lXllh0ll5Q1lhkll ,ull seem T11 wx u If 5,11dL11UOI1 If wlll seern tnit onlx suen 1 shoxt uma ohst leles 111doppoxLL1n1L1es lhmd XVI1 ll then Iutule wlll be md xx nt thmvs ue xv SIOIL depend upon them chem lbnhtms 1nd lelnuuments L55 V95 l7l6llL oan Greene 'l'l'l5 l x :H - - W tl s 1130 they were Ifreshmen. They' have many things in store, . . , . ,. . ,ll nw S 9 f? x lf Q 5. Qs ivy' nil I os 3' I 1950 Iiirsl Ron: Georgia Olinger, XVill- iam Lalenliy, Xlilalred Nlarsliall. Mary Moore, lflva McClain, klaek Moore, Nancy MeKamcy. Srromf Run: -Iolin Laughlin, Louis Kctron, Verdia Nlu1'i'.iy, Carolyn NleCroskey, lfyelyn Parker, C. Moody. Tfiirif Iillllf xl. D. Myers, Scott XY'hit.iker, Duane Leedy, Frank Mumpower, Marvin Lconarcl, Charles I,eonarcl, Peggy Oweni. lfirsf Rout Peggy lfortner, joan Greene, Ifvelyn Iioley, Clifford Clayman, Billy Dixon, Lucille Harr, Iva Nell Hooker. Swwlif Ron: lfrccla Hackler, Cler- aldine lfaulk, Carol Dulancy, Maxie lfelly, Homer Cross, Lloyd Faulk, Don Clemnaons. Tffirzf Row: Don Davidson, .lack Claurela, Alamei Clasby, Thomas Dyles, Harry Cross, James Hall, Charles Crewell. Ifnsl Run: Cllen Callioun, Bolilwy Barger, ilunior Burdine, Betty Crowe, llelen Crow, Nellie Bolell. 501717111 Rolf: -laekie Barr, -lo i'ran ces Cole, Tressa Bright, klamex Akers, Maxine Cross, Ada Lou Baker, Cliriwtine Dixon. Tliirif Run : Blaine Blackwell, l lar- old Betliany, XY'riglit Barnes, Bolilwy Barr, Billy Bai'r. Kelsie Arnold. Donalil Barger FRESHME lfirxl Kun: Rollins l gm L on in nir llolwcrrs, Burris Rulnful IL1L Recd, Ralph Riding R.1n1scy, Batty Snllu Bo u mx Nmpicr. Siwulff Rolf: NIV. isun Rnlvincttc, lflolwtta i v 0 lccn P.n'sonx, l,.1YlLl Poxull Tln 11 Roirla, Claxlicrinc Pniis Xlonii Pcrrigan. il'fJiril Ron: llucy Rinisu i ix Xlorctv, Tom Noltin 11m 1 Nunlcy, Audrcy Roulx x ton, Umulal Nhllslip, I3 x L Iffiwl Ruff: Madge Hopkins, P.1tricin H irr, l lCl'I'll.1I1 Hari' .Io Ann licstncr. Si'1gUll1l Run: Olcnc lis Kctron, Tliomns Grccr, ,Icwcl King, ox lnl n Louisc Lcoiigircl, Aloyu Hi on Tfirif Knit: Ilonnig on lgnit HOglCI11LlI1, Ralph farm Hornc, Clmrlus Higkmin lfauvcr, llnrold Ho vs Iomlli Horns. l'll'Nf Kon: ll. I.. vLlll1llUS Plix XY'c.ix'cr, lfiniim Suu Quillui C 10 1 XY'.ill.1cc, liiyc llisli, lditli ix SITUIIKI Run: Doloru S ini LI Harold Slaugliur. 1 I' x or Alainu lluuvcii. Linus N nmr i dn-d XYilli.inis. 'l'fvfrifRff11: C,.irl Slulton lxlnng Tlioinix, Iinlw Kniglit XX inn i X ll sun, Cicnc Uxlmriic, linux X XY'inil.i Smitli. prwenfing Page 52 746 'damned give the student a welcome chance for social contact which would otherwise be lost. The clubs add variety to school life by giving the students a purpose to work for other than to master their textbooks. Activities furnish the needed reawakening of interest when school seems dull. ACTIVITIES T B. 1950 JA Co PER MRS. VIRGINIA LEONARD RICHARD SMITH GQUIE o Page S4 TIGER We the TIGER Staff of 1950, under the most responsible leadership of Mrs. Leonard and Miss Cox, have spent our spare time to bring our fellow students and teachers the 1950 TIGER. We finally achieved our goal of getting enough money to finance the annual and then came the struggle to get it off to Press. We want to thank everyone who has helped us make our annual one of which we will be proud. We hope everyone will cherish our edition of the TIGER, and We extend our best wishes to the students who may help to bring another edition to the students of B. H. S. ,1- 1 U1 N11 lc Axln ksox- Aul. .'hf11'1'lixj11tq If1fi!m' U11 K 15141111 ISK A1f11'1'fm114q Iililuv' HM. A1x1A1m,x11- AMI. I3111im'.f1 Mlqr. lu Ql Il C,ou1f1 14- Hlzxillwn Mgr. .f -. 5 'ens- fx un l1If1' l1!lfHI . Xlilli' AwIf1j1II'4' fff1l'1ll'1 fwflfffl . '1 I 1'11L'14 Sll 1 1 1- l.llw1'111'1 lzffffm 11: lil wx .Sjwrix l1.l1ff11 nu C11 NI Plikllll- l'z'1lf1lI'1' Iwfffffl ,Qu qv-9,- 1, x1as11x11 Iyjw-I 'lxxx ,i qjw-I 111.11411 Iixr.11.111-f Pfvffw lmffffff ,.,...-.4 , 1 1 X 51.1. 'Y 1 ' '-ff IH.. The Iflaxla, our school paper, gives interesting accounts of B. I I 0 : I. thc activities of the clubs and classes. The members of the staff are chosen from the juniors and seniors of the commercial classes. I I I I Lovs rancc Barbarl Ann Critsclous Sr'10m1Rouf Mis Itonard MIT, Ann Ramsey Cay Bridvxtll Rithmrd Smith anit Galliher Margaret Dans Tbnd Row Ruth Mxrshall Mary Flltn Cole Trula Whitaknr Louisa Tltcnor Ilcquit . Looper Page 56 f vs of no fs Q f , T . . rf' f s f 1 Firsf Row: Dorothy Miller, Velma Bethany, Mary Ellen Dixon, Patsy Duncan, Hilda ' : 1' .',1j ', 1 , . F hx Pb KEY +2 CLUB 'fx ,L WAYNE KNREAD XVILLARD HARR CARL EISFA MR WEBB FRANK STEELE STAN BURRETT JALK LEONARD DENVER ANDIRSON Blu DUIANLY ARTHUR STFFI E DON COOPER RILHARU SMITH GAR1 Avo KIINKPAIJ LLOYD HARR DICK BROx us BILI COLE MAYNJARD FAUI R Tht purpose of thu. Kev Club ns to devtlop mxtatnvt and ltndtrshxp, to provxde expcrxenct m hung and workmg together, to strvt the sthool and Commumty, to cooperate mth tht school prmcxpal to prupnrt for mtful cxtmzenshlp and to encoumge thx. lxvmg of tht Golden Rult eath day Page 5 7 Page S8 HI Y CLUB ,.,v HIY Fnff Row Paul Coomer larl Bentlev H11 Almaroad Tommy Carroll Don White How 11d Moody Lynn Ramsev Forrest Stiiekler Seroml Ron Don Rodtfer Charles Newland H C Vlll5lll1 Robert uillcn fd B-olling Donald Strong, Mr Masstntill Tblrzl Ron Paul Robmcttc Jimmy Willis Paul Hicks Junior Loxett Wright Barnes Duane Mount Jack Leonard Folulh Rou Donald Cooper Cecil New man Hairy Cross Dicky Bioyles Frank Steele. Fiflb Row: Billy Cole Bobby Bunr Kenneth Wade Tommy Duff Billy Dulaney The Hi-Y Club is a Christian organization for sophomore, junior, and senior boys. It seeks to develop in high school boys a desire for clean scholarship, sportsmanship, honesty, Courtesy, reverence for sacred things, and self reliance. TEACHERS CLUB 1111! Rau Rubs Arglur o Ann Crum Nhrx Cnnc Irltgr hdxrh Umm Slnrlu X1or1.r1 ,I-IILIITII Fxpton Irmus Suthgrland Nanu 'XILKUUQ Szmml Run C ly Budxxull Hulm I.1ust Thdmn C lllnhgr B1ll NILKCHLIL W lnulgr 'Vllbu Ch lrlus 'I nomu Miss Kcnny Nmu Olngr un Sumknr Thy Slfl Pmmv Chapur of the lmutun Tuuhgrs ot Amnrma uns orgmxzud nn 1944 lt IS 1 brlmh of tha Natxonal Edueatlon As ouatnon md nt IS rhg fxrst dub of its kmd orginlzad ln rlu lugh schools of Sulln ln County The purposu of thy Llub ns to Lnatc ln marc t lmong thL hxgh suhool students ln thu tclchlng profusion QMS Page S9 f'.- 1. 1 1 1 ' . 1 1 1 1 N 1 J , 1 1 ' . 1 . . 1 1 , f 1 1 - 4 - 1 - 1 ' ' , , , - , . ' ' I , 1 ,. , . . 1 1 . , , , . 1 1 1, 1 , 1 . . , 1 1 1 . 1- - 'V -' 1 1 1 1 I, 1 1 . ' ' 1 ' 1 - ' 1 ' 1 . J. , . , 1 It , 1 , ' 11 1 - 1 - 11 - ' -1 1 1 T, . 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . , 1 . , 1 ,. , . I , A . . . S f, XX , Q x-C ' gmnm, ,f -'-'xxx 1 L 2 1 1 1 , 1 4 1 11 - 1 ' 1 ' -, HK- Q :- . .K I A 1 ' . 1 L ' ' ' C S L ' y . 1 3 ' 7 . 'L 1 1 1 - A - 1 L . 5 L 1 K Q . 1 - . I . . 1 x , Y-TEE First Row: Edna Cole, Barbara Ann Critselous. Second Row: Helen Cross, Louise Harrison. Third Row: Jane Williams, Betty Jo Vicars. Fourth Row: Betty Calhoun, Ardith Hopkins. Fiflb Row: Hazel Ann Droke, Phyllis Edwards Sixlb Row: Ruth King, Patsy Horner. Svwnib Row: Fannie Pope, Dorothy Lynn. Eighth Row: Carolyn Harr, Sara Morrell, Billy Jean Bishop Nznfb Row Gladys Smith Joyce McCray Doro thy Miller Elizabeth I-auvtr Tmlb Row Catherine Patrick Navada Myers Anna Lee Ketron Miss Ball --mann: -I-CW Q-wits. Qian--N 'ifigwigfrf wil . : . , , . Y . . ,- a n ' 'll I sr. 4 7 ' yf' l .Pvggfqgl jp iff' Hi V' ' . :ww 1T.fi,- Pane 60 TEENS IlrslR1u1 can Hlcks NIIFSIILI Hlgood Serum! Ron wl1lglC Lawson Fam Hrcks 1711111 Ron Marv fene Prater Ednth Doane Pourffa Rau Slnrlev Moretz Patsy Duncan ll lb Ron canme Crowe Erma I-Iarr Slxlb Rrm Nelml Bethany Slanrley Rouse DJJ!! Ron Fay Crussell Dorothy Lane Nmlb Rau Jacqune Cooper Margle Wntt Fmfb Rmb Jo Ann Crane Rubv Watknns Jewell Roller Mary Allce Stone Helen Harrxson Lounse fleenor Helen Faust Elxzlbeth Rlchards mn Glover Dons Bollmg Mass Ball Helen Cassel june Greene Margaret Davxs I-Inldw Low rance The Y Teens Club 15 made up of Jumor and Semol gurls who are umor members of the Y W C A The purpose ns to bulld a fellowshnp of women and gurls devoted to the task of reallzmg m our common lxfe those ldells of personal and socxal llvmg to vshneh we are committed by our falth as Chrlstnns Page 6 I I .. . 1 : J ' ., 1 H 1 . - - ' ' ' ': r . t 1 - , ' A -. . vo I 1 I ' , x 1 ' . . . ' V. 7. . ' Q. I 1 ' 1 . . . . . , . S1'1'c'nIl9 Row: Nancy Worley, Mary Ann Ramsey. N , . l 'J' J ': ' , . . 1: 's I , '1 ' l 'r ', , ' , ' 1 A . y ' . 9 .- ' . y , . - A ' , 7 . I 7 ' 9 5 ' 1 , A x . 7 . L Y K xo 4 i 5' The Beta Club is an organization for juniors and seniors who have an average of 90 or above. It is a great honor to belong to I A this club which stands for Character, achievement, and leadership. Each year the club raises money to pay the transportation of some members to the National Beta Club Convention at Nash- B ville. K ,I J 'sp Ins! Ron Velma Bethany, Pain Hieks, lox ee Mc.Cru, Gladys Smith, Thelma Tipton, Secomz' Ron Miss Kenny, can Seneker canine Crowe, Stmlev Burnett, Arthur Sttelc. CE 2 O :: E 1 I' Uv o cr o- NJ L4 Q A : ? 1 CI: :- i F D. -3 7 -I , U-I Q o E :r P '-I F-1 Q E 3 : :J :x xf 3w34.-7 Nov FX I D Y 2. 2- 9 f FAor.P5H Page 62 ,ft i - E 4: z-' O Q A A -- - F9 .. D 0 . P IP ' . , 5 4 , 5 n :Q 1 I-4 . 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I . f I . 3 Page 64 GIRLS 4 Fuyf Rnu Lellth Tlylor Phyllus Wexyer Petey Fortnen Xhdee Ieonlrd Iltxxen Lane Olene Houser Sylyla Wlyntaker P-etty Sallcy Iqlye Hath SC'l0l1f1R0lL M155 Cox Alml Sue urllen Helen Alrnaroad Ruth Hash Geneya McCla1n Adi Lou Baker Helen Cross Ny ancla Smyth Louxse Leonard Chrnstme Cook Peggy Owens Betty Croyye Tluul Rou Bettv Keene hehth Robmson Betty Steele Mary Nlassengxll Carol Dulaney Eyelyn Parker Jo Frances Cole Florctta Snapp Mary Io Barger EV1 McCla1n B-onnue Roberts Marne Eads Anna lee Leonard fourlb Ron Iackne Burr Mlxle laelty X ashtx Ilyst ev. ell B rman Ada Neal Ida Neal Tressle Brlght XV1nd1 W1tson Verdm Murray Coleen I1rsons Carolyn McCrosky Ieyyell Kmy, N'l1lelreelXVlll11n19 fini Rnu em Hxeks Fun Hncks S1ra Ann 'Vlorrell Fannle Pope Betty 0 Dxshner Ruth Kung l'dn1 Cole lne Wnllnlnys Hlltl Ann Dnolee MIFLJFCC Hltgood Barblra Ann Crltselous Stroud R014 Vllss Cox Edrth Doane 'yllry Gene Prater Shlrley Moretz Gladys Smlth Betty Calhoun Jaeqtue Cooper LOUISL Hannon Anna Lee Ketron Dorothy Lynn Dorothy 'Vhller llzml Ruu lNellne Llyyson emnne Croyye Irml Hur Betty Bellamy Lounse Patsy Horner Phyllis Edwards Elizabeth Fauyer fomllz Rou Dorls Bolhm, Nlney Olnyer Trull Whnnleex Helen Hyrrrson e1n Gloycr Helen laust 'yl1ry,,le Watt Mny Ann Rtmsey Mule Hnelemln Beytrnce W1ll19 Oneta Leonarel Alleen H111 loin Blaekyyell BOYS 4 Ilryl Rau H L Wxlllams Glen C1lhoun Bluee Htrx Hermln Hlrr Monray Perrxgin H1lAlm1ro1d E111 Bentley Lynn Runscy Cltrenee Clark Clnfforcl Clly man Bobby Barger S1rw1JROu Bully Plrr M1xyyellMoret1 Mlryln Leonud Bobby Barr Dlyltl Poyyell Kenneth Thomu LJOfllld Mlllsxp Wnllxnel Htrr Chules Newland Nlr Carrler Tbml Rau Tom Nott1n3.,ham R D Stuelyler nmmy loyyell C R Wilson Irank 'vlumpoyyer Ralph Forgery c.,CLllXLYNl11ll1 Dunne Leeely I B Imdlmood Hlrold Sllllgllttl Iolnlfl R014 lrmle Steele Clrl 1 s 1 Bully Cyl Iohn NOIUI1L,l1ll11 XX lyne Moody Hlrry Cross 'Ihonns Dyles C len Brmelyy ell jnmmy Croyye Gene Osborne Plul Hncks .. . , -. , v - - V v, , v I - , -, J . . , . -. .1 , 1 1 , 7171 , A . 7 . t , . . 4 , , ' ' L , 1' ' . ', 'ff' 'A . W V- I f . 4 Ri 1 ' A 9 ' Y 5 , W K 7 9 ' 7 Y Y 7 I V D Yi R kv R 1 I I- Vu D . . 1 Y 1 v . . . ' 1 ' , , , ' A e , ' ly 7 , 3 y ' 1 l , y 1 1 , , l ' . , , . 4 v. l . . l, D Y ' 4, . , .1 . , . f, . . ,J-' e . , . , . x m -'u I . 7 - 1 ' y . I - V . , ,. , . . . , . , . , v V . y ' 1 7. '. v . y 1 4 -- .Ir in 1 I- . . 1 1 .1 1 . . , . , . . , , ' J S , , . . ', Ja ' . C, al' ' ' , 1 Y' Q' , . L . 7' Va ' r A ,'f 7 H 1' . 7 ' Y . . , . , . . , , . ' .1 x .'x . H Y l 7 ' J 7 ' 5 ' 3 1 . , . . . . . , A . , , . . , , . . . , .1 :V 1 1 . Frazner, Mary Alnce Stone, Catherine Iatrnek, I.1y Crussell, Betty Ruth Hllron, , 1, , 1 y Y 1 1 1 y 1 . A 1. ' ' , . -, ' Y , 'V ' , ,.- y f ' . . 1, . , , . . , . , . ' , ' ' . ,. . Y ' , A 4 . 1', Q' 1 , 'Q Y. . U , -4 1 1, C, . , . , 1 , . , . - :'.- 1. V' ' , . -, , . , . . , . . . . . . , . , . . , 1 ' , . , - 1 r y , V ', X fm R ' . , . . . , . 1, 1 . 1, . . , 1 Y Y . , . 'Z 1' IL , . ' V' ' Z. A ' ' L' , ,' ' . . ' , ,. , ' . ,. . ' .. ,. 1 ,, ' , . , .. ,e , . . , . . , . . . 1 Y , . . , .I ' ' , - - 1 - e . , - 1 ' , ' , g 1 1 , . ' 1 , . 1 , 1 . . - . , 4 A ' . . ' A ': 'Q ' ' , Q alter, ' me, 1 g. , .1 7 . 1 . -- 1 v R x . Y A V ' Yi B i ' . , . 1 . , .. 1 , 1 , 1 , y 1--A gut 3 pulls-- I . F-mms-r'v'.r X: .T-E, '...-.- Fl I I -All 0- Q Q ' ' vw-an-will 5 'f .. 1 ' I .I The Glee Club is Composed of the boys and girls of the school who enjoy singing. They sing for the enjoyment of others as well as their own enjoyment. c : I I I B Page 66 Fzrsl Ron Bttty o Dishnei Ruth Hash Hllkl Ann Droke Irmets Wolfe Chirlts 'Nevxlind Bob MtKtnzie Hirold Riehirds Adi lX1.il Betty Dun Stctlt Birbiri Lritsnlous Sfmmf Rau Kithrvn Rouse Phxllis ldv lI'Cl9 Io Ann Crint Anntttt I iusr Idl Neil Chlrlts Thomis lim Pom ell Lorunt W1tson Helen I lust Sue Brndsx tll Ruth 'vhrshill Tlzml Rou Mlfgiftt Higood hdith Robinson Ruth km Nellit Bridlu Nhrx VIlS9LIlglll Bob Sllxer Bill MeKtn7ie Don Rocltfcr Btttx Cllhoun Cirolxn Burehttt 1nt Williinis Betty o Vic1rs Fun Hitks Dzrninr Miss Nincv Long Atl!JIlIf?tIlIINf Miss Albcrt1 Clshlon -I '1'il E! Q, - fcn- I l I . . , . , . . , . . , . . AY Y ' 1 I - I' 1 - vp. I Y 5. N x x . . . , , . . ., . . , . , , . . . GAY Bridwell. ' -. V y . ' ' ' - 0 V '. . ,V V . . . - t , , , 6, ,. 1, A . 1 . s ' . v ' - . ' V- s ,. V . , V - t A - - v 1 , v - - 1 A 1 I - s 1 , Q J. ' 1 , ' J . , 1 ' . : B. a . - -i .Q I A - LIBRARY CLUB P1rxfRou Lada Ray Donnhe Cirolyn Harr Miss Cashxon Hazel Ann Drokv. .md Bettx Hnlton Second Rau Sxra Ann 'Worrell Trula XVh1takcr Sue Brndwtll jenn beutktr Esther Fauver 1nd Ednth Robinson Lxbmrx asslstnnts are students who gnc some time each d1y helpnni, math the vcork of tht lnbmrs They 1rt selected for their Interest m the work thcnr dcptnchbnlnty md xullmgness to serxc thur school Page 67 l '- v- r s. r - ' v ' 9 v 1 , . , . . . - . ,. ,. . , , , . . , . . t . , , , . , ,. . t 1, , . K , , V . ' V - , s' ' ' V ' . f . ,. t , . ,- Y. . my X. predenfing ge 68 75 160 fafgletlzd that the school spirit is best shown. The students show more school spirit during a close game than at any other time. Athletics is not only for the boys who make the team but for everyone. The physical education periods give all an excellent chance to participate even though they cannot play as skillfully as others. ATHLETIC BASKETBALL GIRLS, SPORTS BASEBALL CHEERLEADERS mia! FIGI-ITI G TIGERS -:rf-E. - -52 Mr. Webb, our physical education teacher and coach, has proven his prowess as Ll coach by directing the Tigers to twenty- three wins axtinst ei ht defeats. The 'I'i K'l'X were runners-u in x ze g .e P l l Lx the District One Tournament under his able leadership. Q? The Tigers have had a very successful season this year with only eight losses and twenty three wins Ton' Duff 61 center has an average of 14 points per game to lead the Tigers to their victories Kenneth W ide 6 2 forts xrd prow ed himself to be 1 good bill hmdler tands out as a faker md has a very good exe for the bas ket Bill Cole 5 11 guard has shown thit he is very good on either defense or offense Bob Bunn 6 l eenter has shown himself to be a good team mm and a very aggressive player W1yne Moody 6 forward has shown himself to be a good one hlnded set shot artist Dick Brovles S 10 guard xx ho has been out most of the sea shots Jaek Patrick gutrd proved himself to be a ,ood dribbler and 1 one hinded set shot artist Alon with thee pltsers were Ftrl Tlecnor Frank Bollm, Iohn Nottingham Harrv Cross and Bruce XX ide xx ho helped le1d our team to their victories Flrsf Row Captain Tom Duff Kenneth XX ide Dick Broxles Bill Cole Quoin! Rou Jlck Patriele XX IX ne Nloodx 'Ilura' R014 Bob Bunn john Nottinehtm Fmnlfv Role Frank Bolling F.1rlFleenor Htrrs Cross Bruce Waele Page 70 1 I l '1 . 7 . . 'A - 1 ' . I ' 1 1 ' ' 1 ' ' '-. 1 V. Y 9 ' ' 3 ' Y V ' . V . f i C s i Y sf- s V - ' X 3 l! V ' I 1 3 Y U! i ' Y Y ' T. ' 7 , 9 f h . - Y H 7 , V , I 1 1 . 1 - . , ,, r V y 1- - . . . I , K , , - son due to illness came back at the last of the season showing his aggressiveness with his ball handling and set i . V . i 0 . V - b Q I . . , K . , , 1 . , . , . g 3- ey . .L '- . fn, , i K . I ,. 'rl v 1 A 1. Y. ' A . 4 a . 1 1 Tyr 1 l ' V ' U 1 A yv i: 2 v w v' 'YL 'v 1 A IV. ' ' 1. ' ' , - yn v - , v I BABY BENGALS Boisuv Gtovi-.R November November November November November December December December December December December January January January January Unaka Unaka .... , -Jonesboro ,. Wallace ,.,,. .,,. Sulphur Spring Erwin ... Managers BLOUNTVILLE HIGH SCHOOL BASKETBALL SCHEDULE 1949-1950 .. . H 51-22 . , T 40-34 ., . H 45-36 ., . A H 52-26 i ,. ., H 52-31 , . , H 50-48 -Surgoinsville ..,. . , H 55-52 9-Tenn. High ..,. . . . T 36-32 -Va. High , . H 49-26 -Boones Creek H 50-31 -Sullivan ..,....... ,.. H 51-30 -Sulphur Spring .. , .. T 60-38 -Holston Inst ...,, . T 51-31 -Va. High -Surgoinsville ., T 49-33 T 50-40 January January January January January January January February February February February February February February February Mary Hughes 17-Jonesboro , A 19-Happy Valley 20-Holston Valley Holston Inst. 24- -Bluff City , 31-Boones Creek -Happy Valley -Lynn View 7-Tenn. High ,.., 10-Sullivan . ,.,.. .. -Lynn View -Mary Hughes -Bluff City -Holston Valley B1iL1xx1x Firxf Row: Irvin Dingus, Bobby Glover, Donald Strong, Jimmy XVillis, Fred Corley, Paul Hicks, Harold Slaughter. Serum! Row: Dunne Mount, Clarence Clark, Nelson Burger, Frank Steele, Jimmy Dee Coffman, Fred Burger, W'illiam Gross, Donald Bass, Billy Claman. ? i 2 f 9? ' as ml il M vX'l?T 'Tp fp, 6 , , :sum 5155? X' U ff BASEBALL lm SIUIHII Bnllx C,llIUlIl lTl.1I1l?,LX' I1 xi Rau H1 X Lo llr llunor Kgnmth XX uk Ind Corlu ohn XOKIlllglll11 Dmln Broxlu lrznk Bollxm, um! Run nmg lulu um no rg Bgtxx m LS -X urs num u Bobbx Bunn NX um Nioodx Don Rodenr 1525115 Page 74 R XUER' ii i 'h, 'Q f 1:2 1,51 N f gf Ns f, wmv ,e v . lam' Y 4 X QQEAQQE X B in X 'QA X gwfa 7 'fuw Qxbri X Z 1'- vff 1 42' 'WQEW 5 5 'cf-e if 5-Y' 11 karil Mxmeral 4 uma WGSY Sitlie Street DGV1dW Akclrd Presldent BRISTOL TENN VA ,, .iffy M x 3 ' , 42 ' wa P' K W ' ' K f 'm w f' N - I l I-f ,L --3 ,J1 iv if --K V Q, fx ,,- 'I I' X '? 3f3?.I.lg ?f'?- . q yq I ffl' al -Q , L ' ,x if 3941. 1 EH .A 'IFN Q2 za' I' iff, T-lf HP' 43: fix- A 1' 0' 1 555- 7 '- -, ff ..- - I 1' 2, 73' ? ,Af . 5 3 f, .', as kg fi, f ii?- T fil,,'f':,5fS? ' ' if I? giglggf L -. 'lr f s- , , , . L Vvg g, 1. 42 2 ,. '- 1 fi ' I x . : -f Lua .. , !. . -2 -. f ...' X1 . 'I I - - s . 3 v - . 4 1 -L '. 1: ul- .n 'av -Y 1' 1 . V . ,V if ,--is x-I.-153. 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P L, 76 Blountvllle Motor Company, Inc BLOUNTVILLE TENNESSEE CHEVROLET SALES AND SERVICE XMFRICAS BPST SEIIFR AMERICAS BPST BUY The 1950 Chevrolets New Auto CHEVROLET motlc Power Team hos the most powerful enqme m the low prlce L19 d A1 Lowest Cost FITST cmd Emest Genulne Chevrolet Parts and Accessorles Blountvllle Motor Company, Inc PHONE 2431 BLOUNTVTLLE T NNESSEE Blountvllle Construotlon Company, Inc Spread S3 50 per on Dump S3 00 per ton Conzplmzeulv 0 ord and Rodefel Bus Co Rodefer Coal Company Blour1tv1He Termes When Cold Call U5 LUMP and STOKER COAL Speclal Prrces 5-Ton Loads Blountvllle Motor Co O K USED CARS The Best Used Car Buys In The County Buy On Convenlent Terms For Bvlfcr Trade III Value SCF Fred M Ford D G Rodefer B1our1tv111e Fnne ee I' 77 C Q A 3 ' 1 I 4 .1 4 4 A , , . , A ' , 1 1 . - C O . , E O , U I . if Agriculture Lime. High-Test, 99? F , , , or . 1 ' , see 1 ' , ' e ss ' Compliments of Parks Bells Company KINGSPORT TFN4 SSEE 1dNfTflIlllNSll s Sfyle and Valm Ccufu 1? The Home Oi INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER In Kmqsport BLGUNTVILLE HIGH SCHOOL IS to be commended for producmq su h cm outs cmdmcg cirmucd MASQN AN DIIXQN1 Maw Fcxshmn SPGCICIIIST For The EHUTG crmlly Fred Iohnson ci C0 K1115v11o1f s Olldllfj Dfjmrfzzzuzf Siam l ls TV? ' , , , E . T - 1 ,H , ,3- Pf 1 7 7 , I I ',, ' ' ' S . F. . c T ' . I f he tl' v A . H . D A V 1 :. GL' PP fx . Q ' 1 p - r - L, arm Equipment Co., Inc ' B Greene Compan nc The Bcsf Plan' To Gm' If ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES HARDWARE FURNITURE SPORTING GOODS GIFTS KINGSPORT TENN PHONE 2960 Dobyns-Taylor HFADOUARTFRS POR SPORTS EQUIPMENT lust Over at Kmqsport Comphments of Qakwood Markets Kmqsport s Largest and Most Complete One Stop Super Markets Efxstm Jn Road Wes Sulhvcm St IIC 12 5th St BRISTOL Phone S3419 UNDERWOOD TYPEWRITERS SUNDSTRAND ADDING MACHINES Sales Servlce Supplxes Unclcmood SpCCdS The W orlds Busmcss Ps W. . y, I . ' Business Equipment Co., I . Huntsman Brothe1 s Bnstol Tennessee ,. f OIJII7 Il'l'I0l7ff.5 of C' f Compllnmlzlv 0 Huddle SCPVICC Appliance, Incorporated 231 Brood Street KINGSPORT TEIN IESSEE Kelvlnator Sales and Servxce Hot Water Heaters Home Freezers Refrigerators Ranges Coopers Esso Stauon ATLAS TIRES and BATTERIES P C Coop T PHONE D101 2417 Trouned Courteous Personnel To Serve Your Needs Complzmcfnls 0 Sulllvan County News BLOUNTVILLE TENNESSEE Klngsport Flour Mllls Manufacturers PURITY ENRICHED FLOUR GOLD STANDARD FEEDS KINGSPORT TENNESSEE P g I . f 9 4 BLOUNTVILLE TENNESSEE 'k i' 'A' ' f Comohments of Harmon s Bootcry SHOES FOR ENTIRE FAMILY Center Street HHFIISOIIS Shoe Store SHOES FOR ENTIRE FAMILY Brood Street Life Strlde Rohm Hood Pedwm U U Rice O'Neill -:- Air-Step -:- Buster Brown -:- Roblee U CI ANY TIME IS BUTCHERING TIME Tennczwa Frogcn Foods BRISTOL VIRGINIA LIIILCHS bupply Corporation lf Il Io Build Wllh Wo Haw. It LUMBER AND BUILDING MATERIAL EINGSPQET TENNESSEE 7 F f in 0 N 9 V 6 5, nv rw n 'a V an 1- , L A v 1 M01 ley Haynes Candy' Company 35 N lms Street dt E Sullivan Rc 11101111701 131113170113 Irfan CANDY' PHONE 2912 KINGSPQRT TENNESSEE FINE CLASS RINGS ANNOUNCEMENTS AWARDS 1o5TEN S Sxnce 1897 Representotwe C W Wmeqor Suxte 412 Comrnercml Bank Bldq Knoxvllle Tennessee All Good Wtshes For A Fme Publlcdtton Only The Good And Better Candies Bullders Supply Everythlng For The Bullders Mlllwork Hardware Lumber 6 Pcnnt Compliments of Kern s Bakery BRISTOL TENNESSEE PHONE 3780 Leroy M 1-lull POWER FARM MACHINERY 840 842 844 Stcrte St BRISTOL TENNESSEE Oomphments of Baylor Nelms Furnlture, Incorporated 125 131 Brood Street KINGSPORT TENNESSEE PHONE 5213 Cornphments of Vlorelock Motors KINGSPORT TENNESSEE ReMme Cobble Buvlols Smarfcsf Mum Shop Courtesy Blevms Funeral Home DeVault 5 Incorporated ATHLETIC EQUIPMENT SPORTING GOODS BRISTOL VIRGINIA Le Street Br s O1 Vtrqmlo I tif I YOUR NASH DEALER ' Federal Motor Sales Servlee FEDERAL TRUCKS and PARTS Amos Roblnson Owner KINGSPORT TENNESSEE Compliments of Kingsport Upholstering Company We Maki' New Out Of The Old Free Eshmcxte Any Txme Anywhere 3204 Bnstol Hughwoy KINGSPORT TENNESSEE PHONE 2468 R Bnghtwell Splnks Inc OLDSMOBILE CARS DIAMOND T TRUCKS 945 State Street Bnstol Tenn Vo Comphments of Pearson and oyner GROCERIES and FRESH MEATS FRESH FRUITS and VEGETABLES We Sell WAYFARER SHOES For The Enhre Fctmlly Home Trade Store Opposne Cameo Theatre MGTIOH Cowon Mgr Jfecflb. Sunbeam -5-f Comphments of Bristol Traller Sales Incorporated QUALITY TRAILER HOMES Towlng Servlce and Accessones Phone S2998 L Bnsto Tenn ssee Moore Earhart Company Athlehc Equlpment and Luggage Outfltters of School and College Teams BRISTOL VIRGINIA I 1 I ' 1 1 3 . , .' . 10-2 1 T fy ' - Q' .,.sv ' +1 - - . ' L, sujluulv . f 'i lH T'.l - C ' ' 1 u 9 I , . ' I fa ., C Conqrcrtulohons SGHIOTS ond Annual Staff on procluctlon of Q bugger and better Nolan for 1950 R1chard K Wood SpeClC!l1SlS nn School and College Annual Photography Moll orders crccepted neqcxtlves kept two yecxrs on hle BEST VVISHES TO THE CLASS OF 50 from I-hckam Orchards GROWERS OF UUAIITY FRUITS ORCHARDS AND STORAGE BLOOMINGDALE ROAD 3807 Owedcx Terrcxce Chcrttclnooqcx 5, Tennessee ff i! Mrs. R. L. Anderson 14 Bank St Brrstol Tennessee Alteratxons and Fur Remodelmg Next door to Anderson K1tchen Where you get good food to edt PHONE 294 L Brooks Service Station Iohnson Crty Hwy ot Brooks Crrcle GOODYEAR and ATLAS TIRES ESSO GAS and OIL Cornphments of State Farm Mutual Auto Insurance Company Morerz Brothers Manufacturers of RED BAND CANDIES BRISTOL VIRGINIA PHONE 246 L Cornphments of Broadsrreet Furn1rure Company If Noi FXIJFIIYIUU Cornphrnents lshers Jewelers Smce 1899 418 STATE STREET Your Yellow Cab Company The Tbml mg Fellou Rules a Yellow PHONES 3000 ond 94 Market St Krnqsport Tennessee Cornphments of Glenn s Market West Storte Street BRISTOL VIRGINIA I' 8 f ' ' of F' ' WlJvrr Good F urniiu rc , ' ,Q ,, . QA . r . ,, s Comphments of Tom Yancey Incorporated Your LINCOLN MERCURY Dealer Revere ot Center PHONE 2050 KINGSPORT TENNESSEE Comphments of Hlllcrest Market Amerlcan Thread L E NEWTON OWNER Company 5th Street Ext BRISTGL TENNESSEE Grocenes Fresh Meats Feeds Fresh Frults and Vegetables S E E Gulf Gasolme M R Hdlcnbcrg FREE DELIVERY For Your INCCME TAX REPORTS TEL 33591 KINGSPORT, TENN KINGSPORT, TENNESSEE P I I 0 0 . . 1 1 - - 1 1 I . . . H P Kmg Company BRISTOLS GREAT DEPARTMENT STORE In or out of school Meod Pctpexs ploy ct port m the otculy tue of BLOUNTVILLE I-HGH SCHOOL STUDENTS through the mechct of moqozmes novels cmd school books m the tablets cmd envelopes Mead COIPOIHIIOH Pajlmrzlakrrv I0 Allllllld KINGSPORT . 7 5S'1l '45 Sv!-wi WHERE THE YOUNG PEOPLE BUY THEIR CLOTHES Comphments of Wallace News KINGSPORT TENNESSEE Comphments of Klngsport Electric Co Incorporah al KINGSPORT TENNESSEE Comphments of Clty Transportatlon Corp KINGSPORT TENNESSEE Blountvllle Hardware alll Grocery Company A complete lme of hardware and grocerles Feed Seed and Ferhhzer Bristol Llncoln Mercury Sales Complunents of Halls Restaurant O11 Your Fafmq Calls Muff If HALI S 1120 Br1sto1 Hxqhway KINGSPORT TENNESSEE PHGNE 1822 RADIATOR WORK REPAIRING a d CLEANING NO IOB TOO LARGE OR TOO SMALL HIGH PRESSURE PIPE AND BOILER WORK MOTOR BLOCKS AND HEADS WELDED Appalachian Welding Co 825 STATE STREET BRISTOL VA Rear Dxxxe Vxm Fxllnq Stal on Modern Shop and Portable Equxpment All Types of Weldmq Tel 2908 N1q1'1t CS Sun 4345X Hulsey Floor Service lnlcnd Llnoleum Asphalt Txle Cork T11e Rubber Txle Wall Covermgs and Rugs 110 LEE STREET PHONE 3274 BRISTOL VA TENN l L, l . - 1 o o . 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I I '. x Comphments of Brashcar Elcctuc Company Your Hotpolnt Electrxc Apphcrnce Dealer PHONE 2730 117 E Market St Kmq port Term Ahead At The Foot Van Derv ort S, Inuorporatcd QU13 LITY SHOES PROPERLY FITTED ,lunmr Boot Shop Cox Esso SCIVICC Upper C role Bnstol Hughwczy Phone 24681 Kmqsport Tenn The cwel Box KINGSPORT TENNESSEE Comphments of Fuller Hlllman Best Wlshes From Sobel s QUALITY MEN S STORE K1NosPoRT Comphments of Bristol Coal 81 Ice Co lg9 Van De1'V01't,S Tires - Tubes - All Types of Repair i I - . . 7 WKPT 1400 K C and W K PT F M 98 5 M Your NBC Statxons Union bupply Co , Inc PHONE 3120 KINGSPQRT Exclusrve Dlstrrbutors CURTIS WOODWORK F1 ed D Weaver Funeral Home 616 Anderson Street PHONE 1473 7!J0llQbffIlIIICS'9 Cbaraclefrz cs Our Scrwccf Free Servlce Tlre Store Home of Goodyear Phllco Motorola 210 E CENTER PIANOS HAMMOND ORGANS Everythlng Muslcal 1NlCCllSECf MUSIC Company YOU CAN ALWAYS BUY THE BEST FOR LESS Pete Moore s 1103 W State St Br1sto1 Ver W A Parsons Drug Store The PRESCRIPTION STORE Phone 3337 B1 unt 111e Tenn Hugh F Anderson Realtor REAL ESTATE LOANS INSURANCE Room 5 Phone 1407 F ee1s B1dq K1 qsport Tenn P ' 0 I B1 O O 4 0 a 4 , . I rt, y 1 f - 27, . , .. L , - v , at . . , ,- N O - I O O O V' , . r . . 'n , . Roy C 1-larr Shell Gas and Grocerres PHONE 3700 BLOUNTVILLE TENNESSEE Hamlett Dobson, Inc Funeral Drrectors Ambulance Servrce Telephone 34 117 E Charlemont St Servrnq Klngsport And Thrs Communrty Smce 1916 The Oldvsi Bllfllll Assocmfzon In This Sf'Cfl0ll Brlstol Bullders Supply Company Agent for Iohns Manvrlle Roohng and Prttsburgh Parnt Corbrn Hardware Comphments of Whlte Seal Flour Meal and Feeds Phone 1060 Brlsto V Stcrlmg Hardware Company State Street one 3131 BRISTOL VIRGINIA Comphments of Cherokee Motors, Inun poraled BUICK OLDSMOBILE KINGSPORT TENNESSEE J a 5 5 L H 4 DAIRY PRODUCTS BRISTOL TENNESSEE FURNITURE STORES BR1sToL VA 'PENN . GC ' 97 Insulation ' ' ' 1, cr. 337 Ph ' 4 DIXIE Seed 8. Supply Comphmems of Company Bmsror TENNESSEE Blountvllle SCFVICC Statlon Phone 2431 B1ountv11le Tennessee Brllrngs Market Meats Produce Frozen Foods 14110111113 C!1IlYfl0IlY Srrwce PHONE 1577 107 E Market Kmqsport Tennessee Booher 65 Shrplcy Home Made S A N D W I C H E S Fresh Dculy An 1nv1tc1t1on to mspect the very Iotest 1n flne mode to rneosure c1othes 16 Moore St BRISTOL VIRGINIA Brlstol F urmlure C0 , Ing W1 Pllflllib Tbz Hmm Complete Corner Srxth ond Shelby Stree+s Phone 730 Br1sto1 Tennessee KEEP SMILING Dfllwr Wbclz We Promise The McGhee Prrntrng Company PHONE SOUTH 838 BRISTOL TENNESSEE Hobart Dayton SCALES SLICERS MIXERS FOOD STORE EQUIPMENT BOX 94 BRISTOL VIRGINIA P U l T W l I v I O I ' U . . , Y I C l v . . . . 0 0 - P' I I . 9 I 7 7,, 1 v' Pay Us CI I1!1Slf - The Store out of the Hiqh Rent I O' Distnct. V' 'k G Block ond Sove the Differen . 'fwfp , ' , , , ' oomphmems of Hucldle Electric Company RINGSPORT TENNESSEE 'A' 'Ir FRIGIDAIRE APPLIANCES 8 lf' :5 Cornphments of Anderson Insuranee A eney FIRE LIFE and CASUALTY Lee S Anderson BLOUNTVILLE TENNESSEE Cornpllrnents of SCFVICC Wholesale Grocery Incorporated Home of ROBIN HOOD FLOUR Dr Pepper 109 lll Boone Street IOHNSON CITY TENNESSEE Conqrertulonons from Farmers Bank Of Blountvllle, Tennessee 9:13 If Wzfb 11014115 from Sllllth Floral Company PHoNE 3150 BRISTOL TENN Best Wlshes Bluff Clty M1115 BLUFF CITY TENNESSEE Pg 96 , ? s S ' Bottling Conlpany Compliments of H A Keen 01 Kroger Company 12 Moore Street Br1sto1 VITQIHIG Comphments of Bray Glbson Lumber Company P O Box 728 Phone 2660 Klnqsport Tennessee Comphments of Brldwell Packlng Company PHONES 470 ci 3570 KINGSPORT TENNESSEE Compllments of Star Shoe Shop 206 Cherokee Street KINGSPORT TENNESSEE Comphments of FORD SALES 6 SERVICE BRISTOL TENNESSEE Blountvllle Bus Station Buses every hour to Bnstol 6 Klngsport Substettlon for Brlstol Dry Cleaners and Western Unlon Telegraph Candles Cold Dnnks 6. School Supp11es For mformatlon Call 3760 Blountvnlle Mlss Hazel Hexrr Mgr Flrestone Stores Phone 1710 149 Commerce St Klnqsport Tenn -. 'N f Tlres and Tubes Auto Supplies Houseware and Appliances Comphments of Weaver and Cooper Funeral Home KINGSPORT TENNESSEE lg! States Motor Co., 1ne. . I . n 1 Buntrng S Fxve Reglstered Pharmaclsts To Serve You Ellte Beauty Salon Frrst rn Professlonal Serv1ce Telephone 7 Parks Belk Bldq KINGSPORT TENNESSEE 'I ypewrlter Sales Sr Servlce Company Sales Servlce Rentals PHONE 746 R L Fleenor Owner 34 Moore Street Brrstol V Tnlw The Rogal Road To Surrcss ROYAL TYPEWRITERS Skatcland 6 For Health s Sake Roller Skate l825 Iohnson Clty Hrqhwoy Cornplrments of Bnstol Scrwce Statron Corner of Stcrte ond Commonwealth BRISTOL VIRGINIA Complete 24 Hour Servlce Slnclalr Products Compllments of The Sport Shop PHONE 1655 KINGSPORT TENNESSEE Compllments of State Llne Confeetloners Formerly Ioe Lrppo IOO7 State Street Brrstol Vo Plate Lunches Sundaes Sodas Sandwlches Clgarettes and Magazines Complrments of amcs F Young IQUO Eucl1d Ave BRISTOL VIRGINIA l JS l - a . . . . 1 o . 0 ' 6 , Q I P . . Q 'lgzej I . . , , CI. ff , V ,J N1 , . . . 1 0 I 6 7 . I . , . 1 1 I l . . . I I - I uv ' C!JlIIfIIilI1l'IIf.Y of RUSSELL G HARR Couniy Court Clerk JAMES NEWLAND Sherrff of Sulllvan County RUTH WARRICK Reqxster of Deeds CLYDE GROSECLOSE Trustee DAVID GRAY CITCUIQ Court Clerk ml Wfixffrw To '1R'lmw Cffuxs of 1950 Alla! All l IlflH'l' frfzlalllzl .polio if i c .xg,olo!ance5 from your authorlzed dealer EAST TENNESSEE ELECTRIC CO 716 State St Br1sto1 Tenn PHONE 1108 FOR THE BEST IN UPPER EAST TENNESSEE AND SOUTHWEST VIRGINIA READ ff5w THE KINGSPORT TIMES THE KINGSPORT NEWS MORNING EVENING and SUNDAY 9 lui ec Pl. lf GI N T1 k ' N L I I Dependable Service B r '1 d h Z1 H1 84 C o LAUNDRY and DRY CLEANING TROY LAUNDRY C0 Pleolrnont BU1lCl11'1q Greensboro North Corohnex Brlstol Comphments of lm Beasley lnc P t 0n'Ze Kmqspor Tenne ee hs G Fact Adv ertlsers Buy It For Less at Beasley s Bu Umted States Government Bonds g , on 2110 Bristol Highway -2- Telephone 2024-I Our ' t, ss l'.1g4 l NNUAI. CIQAFTSIVIEN lflflftdlftd EEZ 0 6 BUILDING OF A SUPERI OR YEAR BOOK REQUIRES THE CLOS EST COOPERATION ON THE PART OF THE STAFF THE PHOTOGRAPHER THE ENGRAVER AND THE PRINTER OUR CONNECTIONS AND YEARS OF EXPERIENCE ENABLE US TO RENDER A COMPLETE SERVICE IF YOU WANT TO PRODUCE AN OUTSTAND ING YEAR BOOK LET US HELP YOU OUR EXPERT SERVICE WILL MINIM IZE MANY OF YOUR PUBLICATION PROBLEMS CYXD TI-IE KING PRINTING CO O K 1 Q - I , !jTl.ll!el'J O Zll7Tdl't?fJ O !g0L'4Al.llt!Bf.9 BRIST l.,TENNESSEE ' III: .ADL l Cl!'JA 'f5 . . ,- ,perxgx-g-grQ'4+g.fg A. -j by,-43.-- -5:::r1g3,,,hZL,,w-.. - - ,q.,,..-ggymnfy. , 1 1- ': gi.-V.-r - - .,, at , A-Z' ,,,,.