Blountville High School - Tiger Yearbook (Blountville, TN)

Text from Pages 1 - 118 of the 1959 volume:

WE PROUDLY PRESENT l Y it 1 J' :Y 4 f 1 gk! iv 5 L'1Rfg . , 2 -Ng I R 4., f- X +...,N- ' F nag --.NNN 2. ' ---.vm 43 1 2 Q,4,,, M x e 1 ff 4 -eg Q ' 4, 2 n - , G , -wif ' 9. Q Y 1- 6 er. I as ,. wr 'I ' ,9r,., . 39,55 1 QQ Y +x'A' A 'ti ' .lvfifyeuk vw? if .ff wi ' ff 4 Tm - M PUBLISHED BY THE SENIOR CLASS OF BLOUNTVILLE HIGH SCHOOL BIoun'cvlIIe Tennessee ,iv if 755 II :W WW WI 959 I Fir? '?'l':u:a '-33: ,aaa-125: S21f 'f J :'ig55:' - 0 Q-v ,' Ili .'-- I 9 sl I v ll I W I llllg 'W Nl FOREWORD How may we best describe our year? We know it is impossible to capture hu- man emotion in words or pictures. It is im- possible to capture the gladness felt after winning a ball game or the sadness of fail- ing a test. On the following pages, however, we have presented the graphic and written details of many of our school experiences, and trust to your recollection and imagi- nation to bring back those feelings both now and in the years to come. To this pur- pose the TIGER STAFF has devoted its effort. P , . M: 'f-. if J, an-. 4 up 1 , 143 ' '56 fb- CONTENTS ADMINISTRATION CLASSES ACTIVITIES ATHLETICS FEATURES ADVERTISING This is Blountville High-in words from the Alma Mater- proudiy standing, reared against the sky, The impressive facade of the auditorium through which twenty-six classes of seniors have marched in cap and gown still dominates the approach to our school. This view is the first we saw when we arrived as freshmen and since then it has remained unchanged. A very suitable beginning for our yearbook is this reminder. li X' '. ,ali lt ,f 5 R1fgQ Qxxwgl 5 5 Saws f T- -'TT TJ. t , 'if-,di-gi, 3? gl, A T riii A1 E' W E1 xii - 'W i ts rs ti if gm' s.,,a:wzQ,wri 500015 5' T it f g A , T, H This is not just a record of our year together but 'EF' The old pine free whlch forms the back ground to Ben Ready and Wnlmo Johnson lonterung sn the shade as the symbol of free dom and the end of each day s octnvntres Thus pleasant tree looms ahead as the school bus comes us home leaving behnnd corrndors and classes also an Interpretation of what Sensor Hugh has been . E! - P I . gli.. a ' 1. X ' . A as 'f' . x, X 1 , Q, W ,V' 5 ' , 3 rf. ,Q-, Y 'Fa 1 . f, l a N 4 ' - 1 4 ' 2 Mr' 'N , Z .X H , 5 gt 2 1 1' ' I , - , . . . . ' 1 5 0 0 0 -may ,K x mwgdmkgths I K --Q.- ,Q W 'l4Mng.T'2 2 91 Uileiybrtlvr if gg 'T .gg 3 fra, x H, Q fn 7' 1 -.Q 3 , ,Tj-e '- , ,,, x :YQ 'ff 35? if shi N . Pg Q 755. 1 '. fff, , S? 5 V Q Q 'iiggg s ' , F5334 Ka S 'ff WWW 7' We ,W ' 17,14 , 4 I iii k Q wig! N 515 is 3? . Ak 7 +P L uv 1 X5 ,ng if 1? A,i,,, hT,,w'VN , ' A k,.1',V, A Q 2 .AN ' ' . 5 Vw. Qfwi , SW A , - , fbifrff' On. S av A.. QS f L School is serious business, and Miss Cox means business with this test in American History. The Russian Sputnik of l957 stirred up a rage for science and mathematics, but history and English and Latin, and vocational subjects held their own 'l VW , ,. . . Y M . - l li' , W4- .f Qff ' -0 ., 4 Dum, llw -wavy: .31 w,.,-my V iaaunw 'Qi' ML. un- -151: , v uf-A :hmm . I , Cl , su m -' X Q 'U' Q Cl I 1 QA 6 I l D s as is Cl Q QI ,va as Q C' ,hr ul .I as as an 40 lr ,I ll C C' C 1 pg U' QI M ., U' QI W, ,.. Q1 X 4 F 1 5? if A , 'l 1 You Cor1'f tell sr but Eddy l.ytz's A-Model Ford is purple cmd probably one of rhe pushers is wearing bright red pants This Yype of octwny looks luke work exccpf for the drwor, Mr, Edntzr hrmself, but onythirwg Out cf class as ploy it' PL .. To do right is the one rule which Mr, Paul in- sists that we follow. Each Friday in assembly o passage from the Holy Bible is read and prayer is offered by students, faculty members, or guest ministers. This practice is a tradition in itself, and at the same time it preserves a larger and greater American tradition- frecdom of not from worship. a 416 v 4 'F .U .. 1 ,ui l xi Ll, it-M Workmen for Click Construction Company metho- dically pour tar on the roof of the new physical educa- tion wing of the school. Expansion at Blountyille High is constant, and the present student body, largest in the history of the school, needs these new facilities for ballgames, School functions, and band practice itls PROGRESS.. How well will you get along with people, what vocation are you suited tor, what type should you marry? These are some of questions Dr, H. J. Derthick tries to help us answer every other Wednesday in Vocational Guidance. On this particular day he is giving us a per- sonality test. ,ff Ns itls GUIDANCE QW' ,,,,uvP- Mr Paul F Anderson A MESSAGE FROM OUR PRINCIPAL It has been a privilege for me to have had a part in the personal supervision of your high school life and the opportunity to advise you in many matters of conduct as well as academic learning. All disciplinary measures were directed toward the building of scholar ship and the promotion of a spirit of mutual understanding and good will I thank you for your spirit of loyalty and cooperation and I trust that all learning will lead you to place emphasis upon the duty of service to your country to the public and to God ADMINISTRATIVE LEADERS OPEN THE DOOR TO FUTURE The familiar voice on the public address system is that of Mrs Madeline Horne school secretary In addition to telling where Mr Paul is she acts as cashier lost and found bureau and book keeper Mrs Home and Mr Anderson M,m,,,,..-1' The othcucls of the Sullwon County School System provide an energetic and dynamic force for constantly nmprovmg the qualnty and capac mes of our school Mr Akard IS a very busy man weth 600 teachers and more than l7000 chul dren under has admnnustratuon Mr Cox vlsuts us peruoducally setting ID for classes and conferring wnth the teachers M Barnes newly elected Chaurman of the Board has at heart the mterests of hus own Alma Mater and has contrlbuted freely much txrne to recent additions to the Hugh School MR J CRAFT AKARD Supermtendent of Schools MR M NAT BARNES MR W l- COX School Board Member Hugh School Supervisor like few ' :givin , a l- '7' Q X ,. A .5 -,431 1' I I . ...-.4 1 l l 1 CAREERS, FIELDS OF SERVICE, AND HIGHER EDUCATION . VK V ,J f , L f rf 'S' PAUL CREASON Vocotuonol Agruculture Cvvacs MISS JEANETTE DEMPSEY Home Economucs KENNETH GOFF B S M A Blology Science MRS EVELYN HARR English FACULTY PAUL F ANDERSON B S M S Prnncvpol HAROLD BARR B S M A English MISS SHIRLEY BOYD Physical Educohon Health MISS MARGARET COX H :story X 1 'wa-.., FACULTY MISS ALICE HODGES B S M S Lofm English MRS PHYLLIS S HOLLOWAY Engllsh LELAND HOUSER Industrral Arts CHESTER ISLEY Mothemotlcs ,..-...Q Wkln 'Ik MRS MARY M JORDAN Typmg Bookkeeping MISS CECILE KENNY English MRS VIRGINIA LEONARD B.S. Typing, Shorthand MRS. MARY ELEANOR LeSUEUR A.B. English ? HERBERT RIDDLE Mathematucs SPENCER TAYLOR Chemnstry Math Physucs MRS ELIZABETH D WAGNER Musuc BERNIE WEBB B S Health, Physucal Educatson FACULTY MRS GEORGIA S LUTTRELL Llbrarlan R M MASSENGILI. French Buble DAVID O DELL Mathematics O A POORE Druver Training E I . A.B. . ' ' A.B. I eI,It I BA- --AIQL ' I ' Q , V,,, I I ' I A B.S. B.S. H B.S. n K xx .J CLASS OF THE SE ICR 1959 1 OFFICERS President-Tony Blackburn Vice-President-Imogene Kidd Secrefary-Reporter--Martha Droke Treasurer-4David Kinkeod fp. Lothian Agcr Mary Anderson Douglas Arwood Larry Bagwell Launa Banks Linda Bishop Patsy Bishop Louis Blackburn Tony Blackburn Barbara Bradley 1,591.4 10 Q 'CU'- 'FE' QD Q-af ff? -'-1' ffl' fN '9 5 J 1 i K, I V , ie t I I WWII ' I IIIHIIIIIIIII III I I I ,iff . 1' M WAQIIIQIIIIILIIIT M r1ifih??fgf'1 ' e I ?rfNYf 1Q3gL A Ag I' , A if Q In IA I Q, '.L'.: I If - LPONSOR MISS BOYD, MR, O'DEI.L, MISS COX Lynn Foglemon Tom Gibson Donald Gonce S Peggy Forgety Imogene Foster Venis Groy 11 'Q Guxx f f U J 51. , fo 1' fr I A t f ' , if at-.ON Q' 4-..,i, 4 Mory Disnnrfr Barbara DoniIwC Martha Drobe Mary Sue Fouver Emma Lee Frazier A. C. Fuller Brenda Greene Raymond Hall ffwv 1' lik is HQW-gr I 1'.. r ', . . 'RQ fb- I 'I Q 1 Y, W ,, -1 it A , AN-1' Z? gf? Cir ' -gr M-nad? .-..,, -.J wall' 'QQ 5.,x't Q 1 Tv 1. i J ,-7, 9.1 C? , r F51 ' -w'5bf'f5k.aVf,27if gg, vu' 1 . -5 47' .fi ' fs. 'C' ' is-f ' -Q' Carol Mullins Doris Jean Nuner-taker Barbara Pullon Velma Rhea Clyde Smith Jerry Sorrell Donald Smith Junior Strickler 1: 'be ol 4 D 40 S fm ,,,-Tmm an , I- Q I, In lf' vw 'f l Sue O Dell James ONeil Johnny Perkins Frances Rodefer Sam Rowland Geraldine Sexton THE SENIOR CLASS The highlight of the Junior year was the Junior- Senior Banquet held at the Ridgefield Country Club The Juniors raised money for the Banquet by selling Christmas cards, candy, Blountville dolls, Tiger pins, and refreshments at ball games. David Kinkead, class president, was Master of Ceremonies and we were en- tertained by Ruth Ann Moody, Sona Burchett, Linda Bishop, and Brenda Greene, who sang songs and played the piano. The Junior play, HEALTHY, WEALTHY, AND DUMB, was an outstanding per- formance given in the High School Auditorium. An- other member of our class, Brenda Greene, was se- lected cheerleader to help cheer on the seven Juniors who played Varsity basketball. Barbara Davis was the l958 Basketball Queen, sponsored by the Cheer- leaders. Eighteen Juniors with a scholastic average 27 qt.. of 90 or above were initiated into the Beta Club. Luke Johnson went to Boy's State at Lebanon and Sue O'Dell attended Girl's State held at Murfreesboro. Dorothy Hughes was editor of the Junior edition of the Tigerette and Charles Weaver was assistant editor. The outstanding personalities of the Junior Class were David Kinkead and Imogene Foster, Mr. and Miss Junior. The Senior Class remained true to tradition and began the year by winning the magazine drive and attending a free movie. Mr. Winegar took the meas- urements for class rings and we received them in October. Nine outstanding Seniors in science attended Science Day at King College in Bristol, and toured the College's Science Department for a day. FQ Lee Roy Taylor Nancy Utsman Gwendolyn Wagner Bud Waterman Charles Weaver Helen Weaver Afimwme THE SENIQR CLASS Charles Weaver received a scholarship from King College for his outstanding work in the 4-H Club. Other trips for Seniors are visits to East Tennessee State College and the Tennessee Eastman Company. The excitement of graduating from high school began with ordering invitations and the measuring for caps and gowns. This year the school had a new gym in which to hold physical education classes and ball games, the highlight of sports activities at Blountville. As Seniors we appreciate this new facility more than the other classes because we have been looking forward to hav- ing a band and a new gym for several years, 28 PY' A 'X , 4 ,Nfl 7 f ,L 7, 'lag iw. , 5 iww g.:,v ig: .W2M,... :Lf zK.'ff -4, . f' 1 will , :A 'w-fi: w . '-. 2 ,L xx 4 ' - 2 53 . as ...Q- .ill . M ' ,M Q li' I wifi 1 ' 1 ff JAG ' 'V' + fa .4 Y N Q A L-. ' xt f' Q . 5'5- 3 Ai 'S x R ,,,,,,,,.,,f? , an , . ' .f li qi 1 .1 ,, gg, ,K J' . 2 .g ,pw p ,J-,ff df- ',K:i'yfgQf9 ' A- Wblxra 1 ' Q 1' - .' 4 ,K gi Q w' W A E 4 iid, gin., u xx J N. x . ku, ' A n V 1 ' as x L: -...e hu, , , U' ' 4 ' gf Q , ' . K 'Ng 2 A ' ,v,, F' , W ,Z in ' ,. 9 'G W? an ' 3 m ,-A ,, fr, fw D wif--5 I ?':m:ff-nf -, aw i V a 2. , .., ,O ,-fl . THE .IU TIGR CLASS The Junior year is perhaps the turning point in every student's high school career. When students become Juniors, they are no longer lower classmen. To the Seniors, Juniors are the younger sister. They have become acquainted with the requirements of aca- demic work and are adjusted to the hustle of activities. The most important social activity is the Junior-Senior Banquet toward which the Juniors work during the year, raising money. As the Seniors leave high school, the Juniors will take their place and carry on the tradi- tions of the school. The Junior Class this year has lO5 members. SPONSORS--Mr. Goff, Mrs. Holloway, and Mrs. LeSueur, OFFlCERS-Ben Ready, Treasurer, Wilma Johnson, R porter, Lee Ann Luttrell, President, and Louise Holt, Secretary. Kiwi adm? . mia IOR Pauline Almaroad Larry Arnold Betty Barger Judith Berry Jerry Bouchillon Eddie Brickey Gary Brink Norman Browder Carol Burdon Paula Sue Carico Pamela Carr Clarence Cartwright Martha Clark Hariette Collins Sandra Cowan Chris Cross Peggy Cross Lynn Crowe Mary Crussell Tom Davis Herbert Denton Edward Dishner Jane Doane Buddy Drake IUIXIORS Mary Kata Kcdd Erzahcth Leonard Omcan Lee nord Wayne Lundanwoo Linda Lovegroye Rosa Lowe Lee Ann Lurrrell Shrrley MCGUHE Wrlrna Meadows Eddie Meade Dwight Moody ina Faye Moody J W Moody Shirley Moody Wanda Moody Don Morse Vance Murray Bully Neal Harold Necessary Wade Nottunghann Berne Olrnger Judy Pcfcrb Kelly Pmlrp, L 'G Gi-E' 559' if glint We pr '94, lf? rd' 1 7 A P s ' Q, 1 1 5 1 A 'N sf r ' Shnrley Pope 1 is lUi ICR, Barbara Ramey Ben Ready Lewis Ross Bette Sisk W. S. Shelton Judy Shumaker Phil Srnalling Patricia Smith Jo Ann Snyder Ruth Stevens Patricia Tallrnan Judy Thompson Montella Vest Som Webb Mac Weaver Sandra Wood fp Vf E riff MQ rg Joann Yates 1 N as EK s , N i SOPHOMGRES The Sophomores ore exceptioriolly fortunote this yeor in thot their closs will compose o lorge portion of the bond. They will probobly be the first groduot- ing closs with o bond. The Sophomores compete in the try- outs for cheerleoders, ond this yeor Bor- boro Bishop ond Ann Anderson mode the squod. The Sophomore boys ore us- uolly the stors of the B teom. This yeor Allen Rorney ond Woyne Horr con- tributed much to the success of the B teclm. The Sophomores publish one issue of the Tigerette during the yeor ond hove two students, Richard Vonhook ond Don Colhoun, on the TIGER staff. OFFICERS President-Allen Romey, Vice-President--Ken Marion, Reporter-Larry Simcox, Secretory-Barbara Mc- SPONSORS Glothin, Treasurer-Mary Seneker Mr. Houser, Mrs. Horr, ond Mr. Webb W wi 'tw Q of L19 fffung- T if A n, 4 2 fix. -vis. up .sf ' .4 Zfg if Z If S fy, lv X l Q J fm' ,i 'lla X J , 1, , Le' Taj: 'C'?i .h , iw-raM,Qf,,-, , ' -' trfrwzwitwf'zziff-:mum ' f -- 49,4 awffrgzig ,, :ig g. 'Tex J., wifes? S ww ...ff is f....,, A 3 lk- '51-T -J ul' 5 -G, K ' s .R vc 'af' OPHGMORES Dayid Page Adams Ann Anderson Morris Bagwell Minola Baker Billy Barnes Melvin Bentley Barbara Bishop Kyle Bishop Gloria Jean Blackburn Betty Bradley James Brown Patricia Burchette Don Calhoun Roma Lee Campbell Margaret Chase Betty Clendenin Larry Cole Kyle Copas Bobby Wayne Cotter Joe Crain Mary Lou Cross Garland Cummings J. C. Delph Martha Cleo Delph Eugene Cassidy Doane J Patricia Doane Harry Allen Elsea Dorothy Fauver OPHGMGRE Donald Fields Douglas Faster Nancy Freeman Betty Gallihcr Mary Galloway Bobby Gentry Linda Gicslcr Charlene Gilley Ja Ann Gilmer Sharon Hall Linda Harr Wayne Harr Batty Hayes Evelyn Higgins Annette Hilton Carolyn Halt Phyllis Hooker Delores Hauser Linda Hauser Dan Hunt Sidney Jackson Patsy Janes Charlotte Ketran Richard Lambert Jerry Lane Dale Laughlin Kathleen Lawson Bab Malone ,-X Km ,J 1 Xa? 9 W .-.fb i .pn -f xl I .. A 1 , ...S -Y4. vii figfgf,-'-f V, 'S' ry .'5f1ws.i,?lw55f3ii'fv7- i kill 2 we .r ,dv 1 l All-, I 1 I l Y 1 J Z ,.,, . A im, 45, if Y' A M5 - OPHQMGRES if i c,i'T 'Wi 3 , 3 ,Q T, K ,. 2-- ' I fa ,R I v I f . tt S H -X ' .. 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Nancy Vaughn Wayne Weaver Mary Welch Mike Wiles Leona Willen Ted Williams f Q fig 'wk yi r135 Q Y ,sf 1 xgll f I I ll III: .. ll 4' nn ll ' One af our Southern Assembly programs ,v 240 33 was-TA iff THE FRESH EN CLASS The Freshman Year IS mostly a year of adjustment and therefore Freshmen do not partnclpate ID many of the actuvmes Freshmen may loan two clubs and are re resented nn the Student Councul by two FRESHMEN CLASS OFFICERS President Vuce Presldent Secretary Treasurer Reporter 55 Becky Marlon X Barbara Warren Brenda Ramey Joan Bouchlllon members Lyle Overbay and Carol Ruther ford Several of the Freshman boys have played excellent B team ball thus year The Freshman boys may also go out for baseball or track Gaynell Johnson FRESHMEN CLASS SPONSORS Mr Massenglll Mr Creason Mr Riddle 'HQ 4l I .. pg ' T rsa, C f s. ,Q T l xi' - 4, .'. L? A y l 4 A Q T x l . 57? . 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J' fiif vm' am 1-'74 if 4, 352 gf WS' ew ,fi t M wf,l.,,2',A is -qjfpfgv J E51-Q ,Tis 12 5 'ilu' noi LT' PRES Johnny Leonard Louis Lippo Lyndoll Malone Becky Marion Marie Martin Kate McClain Peggy McCrary Judy McMurray Sandra Millard Donnie Mitchell Eddie Moody Edward Moody E. S. Moody Jeanette Moody Joyce Moore Lindo Moore Roy Moore Lyle Overbay Ray Peters Buddy Phillips Christine Proffitt Emma Proffitt Janice Pullon Brenda Ramey Regina Rhoton Sammy Roberts Lois Rodefer Luther Rodefer FRE I-IME Madeline Rosenbalm Jerry Rouse Carol Rutherford Margaret Salley Don Sanders Frank Sanders Dorothy Sensabaugh Ronald Sharp Mike Shaver Harold Smith Nancy Snead Webbie Snodgrass Sandra Starnes Eddie Steele Paul Stone, Jr. Clarence Strickler Ora Mae Strickler Louise Sullivan Gary Tankersley Dean Tate 'ful S di . gf ,K W f f L: f er 6 ti . 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A .,,, J, we L , ,,.l , f , ,, r 'f ' A f, iv, F gf ,'3 'rr if 1 X 71 ..., -.,, -.f '.3P In 0' Q ff 7552: , , ,, y J, ,,,, fy, ,V, 5, Jerry Taylor V ,yy ,,V, i,,, Q ., f X Bud Turner 1 I -. . , Ish' ' ,, 'R' 'M' ,g x Barbara Warrey ' 'V 1 , ' ig' 'wi ' , X 'I 1 - Mary Lou Weaver YQ. ' in ' f Gary Whitaker Eugene Willis 3 - Mary Frances Wolford fl -fv, fi-T Mary Elizabeth Yates Vx N-' es- fx The Eighth Grade, though not con- sidered high school prcper, are in and among us and form part of the student body The Eighth Graders elect class of THE EIGHTH GRADE ficers, have class meetings and elect class personalities each year. The Eighth Grade also publishes one issue of the school paper the Tugerette EIGHTH GRADE OFFICERS Marion van Gelder President E IGHTH GRADE SPONSORS Vice President Secretary Jo Mike Akard Terry Willis Mrs Luttrell Mrs Jordan Treasurer Allen Hauser M Sley V11 ii 46 EIGHTH GRADE Joe Mike Akard Sandra Almaroad Dick Askey Deanie Barnes Linda Bell Elaine Bellamy Marcella Blackburn Betsy Botts Rita Bowery Allen Carr David Carr Billie Carter Fred Casteel Sammy Cox Bud Creek Louise Crowe Sam Crussell Barbara Jean Dishner Gene Dishner Eleanor Dixon Ann Doane Toma Estep Carolyn Folkner Johnny Folkner Lee Frazier Lois Fugate Mildred Gardner Gary Greene H 1: , ,imefim , fy any l ' f115l,i5vff, C ,- fy wg f A , 1 ffl .,,l N 1 X . 1 gyfzfai' ' 'yggflfl . ik 2 Ag Aly: A J S at yy ,, M 53' if 5? 1 Q .r If 1,1 EIGHTH GR DE Michael Millard Evelyn Miller Carol Minnick Earl Morrell Elsie Overbay James Posfon Bobby Ready Ernest Rhea Fred Roller Donald Rosenbalm Frank Shoemaker Jimmy Sisk Faye Smith Dan Sorrell Judy Stapleton Benny Stewart Bennie Stophel Janet Tallman Marion van Gelder Mae Vicars Patricia Warren Phoebe Ann Webber Ralph White Samuel White Fred Wilkins Gary Willis Terry Willis Kenneth Worley --I ,,q fl v-9 I 'HIP 0 -E 4' llifjallilif' 'WA i 1 l r is ich. ax, .4' .f-Y ,,,Wfj,, Nfl s ifkz L nfs '43 W Q? f A 6541, ef, if ma, ' 4' ftli 1? ,Q Jfeisi K it nr-pr ffjf 1'- an ww' V1 'S I3 Q4-s ,- frflrwilf' ,L 3. 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MUSIC CLU ff fffup mana ,Hi 9-4 L pfelefs-9 9 ,Bug RPF' W B71 '69 'fra na fn . '. 17 '. V- A DQRJC 94155 9 'Mr ra -nlwnwfm, sxialj-9 Q 'ff1gh H Mtn 'fin 'SHR h W Sell W 6.3, Q 'l.., 45. ,ld-ns 7x I -4 OLD i County Music t Ketron Hugh B The Music Club composed of members of the Girls Chorui, Boys Chorus, ond the Mixed Chorus, perform for school programs throuqh the yeor. They also partlclpote in the County Music Fustmol. Mrs EI: zobefh Wagner Dlrector 52 Y., rw Z, f' , 8 f, Q ', 4- In ., lf 1 2 A la - .1 u J U A ' ' . , 1 ,,f Sw - -i?'3q Tl'S'n ' f'V1fW'1 rx V 'gm .! na.q mrs-f,' mfi.i?fyiq Ca r'Y 'FS 4--1 LUQ' wq v, m n fx f 'S , f na'-,fwyf fWfWi'1. frfrqffff 'X 'gg 'f 15 ., ia Q Y ex 1 , n QQ haw' X' V' 'V V , K 1W' A QV: Pg . ,K , .Lf Ml, 1.-' wh' gg C3 gk Afffjf ' ' -' f vm P I P f..of M9251 I JJ' S? 3' .'ff -.-3 UA V J: t F , ., ' 4 air ., N, yall hT.,7,.axi6 'Pig ewvwffr The Future Farmers of Amernca rs the national organr zatnon of by and for boys studyrng vocational agriculture The motto ss fnlled wltb practical pbllosopby ref ectln a splrnt and slncerlty that sh member of the FFA 9 ows the true vrewpomt of every Learning to do Doing to learn Earning to live Lnvung to serve FUTURE FARMERS President Vice President Treasurer Reporter Secretary Sentlnel Sweetheart Adyrsor Tony Blackburn Som Rowland C Fu Louis Blackburn Lynn Fogleman Danny Hughes Ruth Ann Moody Mr Creason fr:--,gg-f-m-fW, W an 'W' ,mp :MH qw' WMM' l , . A, , ller K., ' 59 A A 1' LV F' ,fy T Xu, 'TNI 'TZff,f,f','a ' 1 QS' - M3 , 7 1 K T m f . I W . Tr i ' if X 7 5-fg Q W 4 f Q' , A ,.rrr T r citfftffcdc If . fi- 2 - , 4 K 5 - In .5 -, 4 . A 5 T we - ' K ,V fn V Y I ! 1 KNLN N ' an ,,, .z t.,, , gfw.-Mi A in I 5 K i ,, 3, A iw . X i s ,dl F f A .W Q, I 4 -.4 The land pudglng team IS holdlng two plaques won this year Clubs highest recognition OF AMERICA STRESS GOOD MANAGEMENT Harry Elsea grooms a henfer Clanton Cotter checks his tobacco for disease ua .-i' ,ff 'L' 445.57 .. 3 5 A n V V A 'l W fa A ' IW 9'-MM 313 qwifff ww-'f' ,gn Wa fzfh' gtg! 3,2 rwiiixmfii vewwmsmmesmn emsmmtmszend ,reggae lit msm wWW5 wweummwll' gwmmsulw WWW? IUWSDSIWW1 1131!- Y gig N 3 'Egg 2?-- '2 unl'1'nl iw 1 B lf, ull awfi ,Qi 6' Semor Members President Vrce Presudent Secreto ry Treasurer Reporter Paomst CLUB Jumor Members Charles Weaver Lmdo Holt Phylhs Kidd Ann Elseo Mory Seneker Corolyn Holt f-fr F rpv af' 'linq N 1 ' Q. fin? www 'ma raw naw Difi hdiwnm K i it 1 l if ann ne as an ' gang-llxllmq wmlnmun ,V- fi a,m f- Qlgfr- 0-'TP fgf N KKK 'Qxll f 'Xx Q f 0 me Presrdent Vuce Presrdent Secretary Treasurer Song Leader Reporter Parllamentarlon gggvvv-rw -u--,...,,,....... ,A ft- luis Sondra Cowan Johanna Van Gelder Phyllus Hooker Mary Galloway Lee Arm Luttrell Pamela Carr Patrucna Harr MO'l'l'O TOWARD NEW HORIZONSH The Motto of Future Home makers of Amernca expresses the purpose of the orgamza tnon Iearnmg to lnve better today In order that our lwes and those of our famnlnes may be better tomorrow mv: 1 WHORE mm 're NH W1-.Q 3,2 G, ,.,..-o- S1115 ina 1.4 IKM ,L mm' W ,115 4, gan: 4 -,. Q , , ,W V, , ,MMA g ,W ,M A 2r:: E.'E: -- nt President , , . . , , . , Gwen Wogner Vice-President , . Dorothy Hughes Secretory-Treasurer Imogene Kidd Reporter Imogene Foster Song Leoder Ruth Arm Moody The purpose of the YTeen orgomzotuorx To bun d o fellowshsp of women ond girls devoted to the tosk of reoluzmg m our com mon life those Ideals of personal ond socuol Iuvmg to whlch we ore commutted by our forth OS Christians Thus Chrnstuon orgomzotlon IS open to oll Jumor ond Senior gurls Y TEEN CLUB ,435 fab-ag ,J . swf K xv ,..- W-f 'vw 't U ENCCURAGES CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP ft' S I Q A :II I M I 3 2 5, if ' z S 1 3 , I 5' :Q 5Vf,,g! A is 2? I-Sz 4 'J 4 Q-ji W . I 35? f 1 :' 'I If 1 I I a A 2 4 ,J 5 : I fe f - 1' f Iwi . agf?w75 14' 25 ' QZCQJQL 11952-LE, 4 I 1' X Editor-Eddy l.ytz, Business Mano- ger-Phyllis Kidd Class Editor--Sue O'DeIl Asst. Class Editor-Christine Eones THE 1959 The i959 Tiger Staff have endeavored to bring a differ- ent annual to the students of Blountville High. We hope we have succeeded in represent- ing the school year in a most vivid way. Each member ot the staff has contributed the best of his talents. G W Co Edi- Sports Editor-Pamela Carr, Features Editor- Circulation Manager- wen OQHGU DY tor Dorothy Hughes Art Editor-Linda Bishop Mary Anderson, Activities Editor-Elmer Hick- fv .. tj X 2 i 2 it Lex' it it it r tv ' ' K i i K 2 I i i I TIGER TAFF We would like to express gratitude to Mr. Wood for his patient efforts as the photographer for our 1959 T!GER. CSee page 50.3 The Staff also wishes to extend thanks to the stu- dent body for their co-operation, and also to our advisors, Mr. Barr and Mrs. Leonard. Without their firm hand and patience we could have never succeeded, Advertising Editor--Julia Matlock Asst. Advertising Editor-Faye Leonard Photo Editor-Linda Holt Asst. Photo Editor-Yvonne L ,O X mu 12, Ali i O' Advisors-Mrs. Leonard and Mr, Barr p t 1 v ' ' -Q Eaton L, President , Mae Morgan I Vice-President Barbara Ramey an , Secretary-Treas. Jo Ann Gilmer L Reporter Mary Weaver A . Q, f, ,,...., ...M .-.,-, im' nu ' T l l f l,l ss ,m,i.'r.1 r s i 97+ isglfm The purpose of the French Club is the development of CJ greater understanding of the French language by using it in conversation and song, and to obtain a better understand- ing of our European neigh- FRENCHsCLUB -41 D i- N- J ! 1 R ..- -' T . E 'Vw il' fi ei U7 W . fkx' X x x v Xifflk ti ed , , Y bors. In I' .- , gas lille Y fs unix r ' W ' ini Fi igww Qe +44 2. 'N Al 'Nah' l .es at 7, tn. V 5, M' Q A, my W ul 'i :K Eff g l . -f5.wmwwW K K 'Z ' i, 1-is-,,f'fi2ins:1' g e, t,s, t ,rr,s ,, ,ssr ssru Q r .w1s w Www BIBLE CLUB Prcsrdent Vlce President Secretory Treasurer Sang Leader Pianist Reporter Elmer Hackman Myers Massengull Margaret Lunsford Luke Johnson Sally Beasley Yvonne Eaton Charles Weaver The purpose of the Buble Club ns To help the members 'f discover the soundest standards of success or faxlure In llfe to gann new spnrutual nnsughts and To develop Chrls han character and a sense of personal relafnonshnp with God 42 gun, IIISIII gf' it A am4jjQ'j .JR45 'if' 'Eff STUDENT COUNCIL URGES BETTER GOVERNMENT no -az: ,., -41 nel' JIZW FIYIIUIACIIIHLA FTA CLUB Presuclent Vuce Presndent Secretary Treasurer Parluamentarlan Reporter Helen Collnns Martha Clark Charlene Martin Patsy Moody Douglas Arwood Mary Dnshner The purpose of the Teachers Club as to encourage the development of character and personaluty trants that are essentual for a successful teacher By acqualntung the young people wlth hlstorscal facts and gzvnng thern specufuc nnformatuon concern- ing the education field it is hoped that they will be inspired to enter the profes- sion. 65 f KEY CLUB Presudent Vuce Presndent Secretory Treasurer Reporter Sergeant at Arms Sweetheart 'Umm Jlm Hardin Myers Massengnll Charles Weaver Sam Webb Luke Johnson Mac Weaver Roma Campbell KEY CLUB OBJECTIVES develop mutnatuve and leadershup provlde experuence un Inv :ng and workung together serve the school and community prepare for useful cutrzen Shup accept and promote the constututuonal obyects of Kuwonls International 4 Arilllelll 3 'W .rf Ol l 1 3 Presldent Vuce Presudent Secretc ry we Reporter Treosurer The Llbrory Club consusts of students who voluntornly gnve 'fume eoch week os ossustonts un the llbrory The student lubrorvons check books In ond out keep the shelves In order ond do other clerucol work The members must have good scholostnc stcndnng good chorocter ond mntuoteve to work Imogene Kidd Peggy Forgety Ruth Stevens Potsy Bushop Imogene Foster LIBRARY CLUB MM we Ewwww Hs! 'HQ ---cusp:-v-N mi Presudent Barbara Pullon Vzce Presrdent Frances Rodefer Secretary Treasurer Geraldine Sexton Reporter Helen Weaver The Shorthand Club us com posed of those students who have successfully completed one year s study In shorthand and typmg The purpose of l t cl b IS To gam more knowledge of secretarnal proc tnce X HORTHA D CLUB ,D , K I z I ,4 f , F ,S YW 5-lf'5Q 5 f f- 33 im L . ' 7' W .rv j ,L AA 'I CHARACTER MENT AL ,ui as I 4 L , 4.A..m....AR-s5g ngfmw T Wfmfil Www H1-f.,.,K-a ,l . . fi-f'n'Qjan . .1 v, iaf5'?i1L lQ1,ynA,L 1 - . :--4 9,1 Ti ' . - .Q ,J?wl'ZT2 C1 . ' - ' ' . ,5wi5..,,.. '7'J W ,M Q-CMR '- 4-R, Y T ff 'Y-4?fi'.'f-.'L,, - . I -i'1f L::f-g:-+0- -1 - , '. . .1-ww' , . - . Af.1'?5 -2:?.:1'.11-f-' fit- , -5 ,Q-Ujw-2:f,,,.a,fj-..: -v,,, . '- . .-gli j-.,,.-:?'1fx-.:v,'.'I'.'.1' 'K I , . ,p. -.f-W M, -.,.-...J-.-.--'. -pq. - - g,.'ff -u,:','q u,,'s '-'vw . ' ' ' ' .' - - . an-'V 4, Q'v,, , '-. ' '.,,,,1 q,,-ff4,v'.,,, aw--A l . ,Mff+w.:f::,-:y.'-.::-.-..- . - - . -r fqq'S- 'N'-'- H .. x -' . 'ws' - sg-vv',' A p ' 'few Y-wr.'.1 ',' -1926 v ,L S uh. i. an . .,,,a.,.4'.n 5 !-z'3J'-1- 'L'-f.1,::f F-'if-3 .1512- .n.AM-- -- v an 4 f.. yn, I . . N, frjfff Y - .541 .3122-. X N- K. an. . 5 . - Q14 0 ' . 1' '15 ag- ! 'I It qv 'Q l '4 I .S v1.'f,- - .' ', .Ng 0 ,.,., ,' . v ' ,' 9'zl'v'a' ' ' '5?'.'.'f.f' r4 'f ' ' - '0 12-.',. ' ,,Ifu'.' g fu, .,, '1s1'f ' A U 1 ' V. . I II 1 valor 4, 11, f'l:. 0' 1 ' ff' 0 1 ' v',f', .,r Y1I. I vf,'vrf'.. fr 'v , L, y fr, f ff. f,,. fyfr ,,,,l'.4f,.'xX f'v ' V V g.:.',',5..- .1 v.,- ,,..,,, , w.J1..-- U rn mein 1 'y Muss Shurley Boyd Physucol Educotuon lnstructor GIRL PHYSICAL EDUCATIO Physucal educatuon for gurls presents a varued program of octuvutues to strength en the body stumulate the mund and provude recreatuon apart from classroom dutues durmg the school day C'asses usually begun wuth a number of exercuses whuch prepare you for the games and tests ahead Durung the wunter months the gurls duvude unto teams and two of the students referee Thus experuence helps to brung about a better under standung and awareness of the rules of the sport basketball ln the sprung the gurls ploy softball and soccer Physucal educatuon not only helps to strengthen our bodues but ut also strengthens our munds and helps us to forget about our other classroom dutues for an hour BOYS PHYSICAL EDUCATIQN Physucal educatuon IS both work and play It as work to develop muscles and agnllty lt IS play to relax and let off pent up energles The boys physical education actlvu tres range from sand lot softball and football an the warm autumn days to basketball and volleyball nn wunter to baseball and track un the sprung All these games however are lnterspersed wuth running so many laps around the gym or ball field and push ups and other exercises Mr Bernie Webb Athletlc Durector ,rr ,,...4- 1-ming awww -4- N 3' ........., ' 1 1 f . 4 J . rf T :V ' E m K tk f ' fi Y h b Y' ? if ,f 3' , 31 in 5 Wei ' - . Q Managers and Coach Webbg Billy Neal, Gordon Harr, Coach Webb, and Sam Webb. THE 1958-59 TIGERS if , pm, .-- ymfm. 4, f ' wtxwf we fs, QWX7 W , 'J ,.,. I ,ov ,M , . . LM in mseE3'5'iFE ff' , ,.:, , 'ir Y. . !, A , K . Lwf.0a:xie-swve n 11, 4-N--W A 'i N ,ilk Brenda Greene xii ,HTJ 4 kd II Ruth Ann Moody LEADERS Betty Sisk Ann A 2 . f- ,Q- nderson Barbara Davis 4 5 si ,p -Y 84+ 79 The cheerleaders are organ- ized to create interest in athletic events. The most important pur- pose of the cheerleaders is to promote good sportsmanship among the fans. The six selected this year are from the Sopho- more, Junior, and Senior classes. The cheerleaders have had a highly successful year in gaining fan support. Barbara Davis was captain and did an excellent job of leading the cheerleaders, 'lst row Som Webb Ronny Burton Allen Ramey Gary Sensabough Bully Neal 2nd row Bobby Ma lone Roddy Tester Larry Slmcox Wayne l-larr Donny Helton Page Adams Harry Elsea 3rd row Ray Peters Cassidy Doane Ken Marlon Carl Muller Ben Sams Ed Solley Bully Barnes Kyle Blshop lvl' 0' NCQ B TEAM The B teom composed of Fresh man and Sophomore boys guves an terested players expernence and pre pores them for the varsity team The B team plays at each game before the varsity game begins Our B team us exceptuonally good thus year and should pravude us with o good varsuty for the next two or three years Baseball, our national sport, is very popular with the students. Each year baseball gains more and more fans at Blountville. Last year the bleachers were completed to accommodate the fans, and this is one of the reasons for the in- crease in attendance. The biggest reason for the increase is that our team seems to improve each year, Blountville . . Ketron 7 Blountville . . Tennessee High ll Blountville Holston Valley 5 Blountville Blountville Blountville Blountville Blountville Mary Hughes 6 Sullivan 4 Lynn View 9 Virginia High 5 Kingsport I4 Blountville Lynn View ll Blountville Holston Institute 3 Blountville Holston Institute 3 Blountville Virginia High ll Blountville Blountville Blountville Blountville Holston Valley 5 Bluff City l Bluff City O Mary Hughes 2 w 'fue - if X, Allen Rainey and Freddie Hickman in warm-up session BA EBALL TEAM lst row: Sam Webb, Freddie Hickman, Bobby Malone, Don Elsea, Ronny Neal, Myers Massengill, Luke Johnson, Billy Neal, Gordon Harr. 2nd row: Coach Webb, Jim Hardin, Larry Simcox, Mike Holt, Luth- er Fuller, David Kinkead, Johnny Perkins, Allen Rzzmey 18' i Q7 i' -99- ...A- K l N, . Q1 , 1' si ta. 9.5 I In -7 Q3 Q? 7 140- R, 49 ' 1 M, X-'Q' ' arte, -r x, X! , N M .ll. F if .4 f Q ' 1 4 ,- FN! N-4' s.,,,.'-r 'T 1.,,XU l i .'fHl'3 i A ,A 1 Q ,is wg , , '21 Sf, -,iq 4 V ew., 7 .45-e 4 l ' hi 451-'1 ' , .X 3 7 SM,-A 5,jf?zf5,-' A : e mme Uni , Al 'Wa' ,L rf 'ws . M Y ,Q Y 09- s W, M1 54 XF Av- .1--. . .. - , ,,, kk N 4, 'lst row: Dari Elsea, Luther Fuller, Myers Massengill, Venis Gray, Bobby Meadows, Lowell Dalton, Vance Murray. 2nd row: Raymond Hall, Bob Cross, Mike Holi, Doug Arwood, Gene Smith, Kcn Marion, Clar- ence Cartwright, Bud Drake TRACKH 'lst row: Raymond Hall, Myers Massengill, Don Elsea. 2nd row: Vance Murray, Mike Halt, Bob Cross 1' i . wr V , I A- h v ameri ,, , '13 - X ' A ' ,,,Qfi1f25'?'f' e,gemwu,M6Qe A ii !,wwxEf,X' R9 F' 'QQ it M fy , -..A- l . f ll .naw o - ,W - M4454 .. -ui' ' L i V ' VW! . A ' A 1-Vw-...g - ' 2 W ' V ' fre-Q' V, -. K A' A . a , 'XA-as - i, l 4 5 r -Q vc ' v-WW 'QWA 22 PEED KILL PRACTICE 265 W 4-sim wig l 3 l. ful Mr Leland Hauser Track coach Track one of the oldest sports rn the world IS gaming In prestige at Blount vllle Each year more and more boys go out for track and Blountvrlle s Team as becoming lncreasrngly better Track re qurres sku'l and muscular co ordnnatlon and as developed only by practice and the determmatuon of each team mem er HARI G THE JQY OF PORTSMANSI-HP Vs. 'v. 1 nn W4 m4 'hnjg,i gg W 'df r Q11 -mr. , 'sg 1113 I -'ii 40? '63 Af af' efw x V 'UO ,M R 4-N g-trio-4 1 n 21 4' ,,, .- + - W sw 81,11 'atm fb ,X ' 'Q 'ny sl N. f. . vs- h3f,g, ..., -M 'Yu M-QM 6, .,lg,55w-4 WM' 'Wir up 1. Wa fm' as-1-l,cxY. 13' 91-,ww -1,-we N046 L 'Q mn H 84 X 4 H ,f, X1 X I 1 , X , L -vm -1. V wax, , 11. A . fl 0 1' . K- N , . , U M? V Q m , K ' ' ' R, Vi -1. V . -. . 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U41 I F, .w. 1. ,, . ,, , ,. ,'L,,. ,h ,K X r, , ,W A . 3. , A : ff1.g:A 1.x.l.fv- 2.1 ,MTX s. , Y V ,,..,Jf, :ff I , 1 . , 1, , 1: . ' - ...f ' .. wif 1-1 1. f A X A -'. ' .1 K ' ' .3 1 f'iL N., , . -Mx. K 1 4 , W1 A MY MLHU Mum. 5' HM f' ormrnw Ami 7'lLlqn2C0f0'l...-'W' 4? AM RE fr , F 4 DSON f 1 me 'N wus 3 1 K 1. . is-f, nif- v Wa ke up, Kathy. Powder, Paint, and Hairdo -904 1315 Il 1819 :f,2l2223242526 zazsao , HEALTHY, WEALTHY, D DUMB The Junior Play for i958 was an uproarous comedy about an ilI-tem- pered old man, a vitamin pill com- pany, the world's healthiest woman, a radio program, and the several love triangels. Mrs. Mary Eleanor Le- Sueur, Miss Shirley Boyd, and Mr, Kenneth Goff directed the play, The first excitement was getting into costume and applying make-up. Miss Margaret Cox was in charge of the Make-up, and Patsy Hopkins was her assistant, As the perform- ers went on the stage, they didn't for get their parts as they had feared but gave a better performance than they had hoped for. Jim Hardin was Neal, a logical young man, Gwen Wagner was O College student, Phyllis Kidd was Neal's fiancee, and Charles Weaver was a terrible-tempered old man. Jerry Sorrell was Neal's oldest friend, Luke Johnson was a representative of the l-lealtha-Vite Company, Bren- da Greene was a hungry sales girl, Tony Blackburn was a radio engin- eerg Linda Bishop was the world's healthiest woman, and Linda Halt was a radio announcer. IO! ' Q if -'E 55-'xii 5, f V if f?Lx..ifVS Q ff 5 wr 51125-yhm .A 'E Q 5 i V! i I ..... ' 'aa ' Testing, testing - You're cutting it mighty fine, Veronica. STOP! Where's my pipe? sw .grass +, - A f nad' .tsl uf' '50 Pl-yin, Kaaa The true test of civilization is, not the census, nor the size ot cities, nor the crops-no, but the kind of man the country V turns out. James Hardin Sue 0'Dell HONOR Th,e 1959 Tiger places in this gal- lery the names and portraits of the ten outstanding Seniors, who, by con- sensus of the faculty, are the super- latives of the class. This section is an addition to what we- hope will be a tradition of the yearbook. The follow- ing people were selected on several points of consideration: citizenship, academic excellence, service to school, leadership, extra curricular participation, and other significant qualities. These people represent the religious, academic, social, athletic, club, and special-event activities ,ip the school program. The selection is intended as o compliment to the re- cipients and is not designed to di- minish in any way the splendid ac- complishments of many other class members. Mary Anderson Ruth -Ann Moody Elmer Hickman 2 Tony Blackburn Borboro Davis WE HO OR Lindo Holt Luke Johnson PHYLLIS KIDD Valedictorian The hughest rank an scholarshup among the graduating class as d termunecl by a four year record of achievement The honor represents dlstunctnon mn the fundamental mat ters of school classes and untellec tual acumen an 555913 IMOGENE KIDO Salutatarlan The second hsghest rank IU cha Iarshnp rs lukewlse determnned by a four year record of achaevement Svnce the margin between Phyllis and lmogenes averages s less than a quarter of a pornt they should feel almost equally honored N 6752 ...ff- 708 ',.1 T ,- .4 Q-141 ' a - S Y Rome Campbell 'f '?. X Eccky if 'W A .,.-..-..,, Y' if-1 2, an ' ' ' - 'N 9 s 'PR Joan Bouchullon NGWCY CCCVWVOVW Sdly Booswy NNGHO' QUEE Bette Swx Imcgcne Power xa, fix '5' fi Q if fi IF N9 CNJ. If I Sono Bwcheffc Brenda Grccrve CANDID TES Barbara Dovns X Q ff k 'S ws if Peggy Har' Rmb Ann Mgcdy Borboro Brcalfcy if -0 . ...F - J 3 2' 3 I , ...y 'avwm 3' 7 '- 5 M ny X .f xx, A M1 xx 1' ,f AM.. , Q ' . L ,N ' I 1 Wu QA f , .J , 1.4 ,I-H. 'G THE CORONATION ,pl BETTY SISK l mr Lf DAVID KINKEAD J THE BAND The band is the newest thing at Blountville High. Organized in February, l959, is a fitting climax to the progress theme of the '59 Tiger. The new physical education building contains a new, well-equipped band room, the instru- ments are brand new, and the director, Mr. Pino, is a new member of the faculty, This fine addition to our Alma Mater is a tribute to the vigorous efforts of the Band Booster s Club under the direction of Mr Leland Hauser A bond class JE Zlkarh jfuneral 92,3 .3 fy ,Q-frm, 4 65555 X rf aibf u-2-o Lg b 2.1 -3359 5-6 ELZWF Lf? Jlaume E 1 M 'iw 'W' A FUNERAL HOME IN A GARDEN SETTING .7 .gzuffm Ejmmlf fmnplftflx All COIldlt1UlHd f We Inxlte Your Inspectlon 51 'ix 412 1 w R1 'V .J N' AJ 2 Ri DAVID AKARD Presldent X We Q WJ 2, 6 P '12, Q. 1 5 J H ' I A Q f I F EJ ay? 3, J 5 6- gf L1 98 I REQ N-'iw M X I Y X fy SV fy if X ,A If Xl 'N Q. ,N Nr LQ ,r sg A9 Q10 X, X X ,X 'x X ix A xv E' .E ,, , ,, , . . XL Lf N. 7 as A X F3 6. s .A ', 7' 'L v 'QQ E '5 - I 1'i'IV ' ' ,.'if.fTi'fg1' an v. fx Y f rl lf' I -- .4 - Jr? J ., I X XV ,, 0 .1. Q55 ul XX . T : I 'T 'f a' rig! 45. 'F' - :ii L Qu.-- J N L sm' '- J .. f- A A V A '. ...Q - '-Q.-. - - -' 5 - 1 '- nllll K I ' A 'f , Ji -'zzz V -2, ff 5 'Cri s ' .,. ,- , -. N' ,rg ,. 1 if ,Q - 'sv :Q , U, -5 V , JM. ' ' ' - ' ' 4'??? - ' 1 2.-f - ' IJ. . A 7 I E I WA .Q J . . 2 - Y 2 ' LAN ,5 EZ . f,f' 1 . ,mx if ' zg A Q 5 4-E7 ff an , 6 M XD 51 go P G COOPER Groding Excovofung Sewers Utuhty Work Blountvulle Tennessee IIIIIIPEIIS E330 Sl'I'I'II11S For Over 25 Yeors YOUR FRIENDLY ESSO DEALER N 1 Airport Rood ond U S I-Iughwoy 11 W Telephones FA 3 5417 or FA 3 3710 No2 Eost Blountvulle Phone FA 3 5413 ATLAS TIRES, BATTERIES AND ACCESSORIES Tronned, Courteous Personnel to Serve Your Needs 9 sr! R' A,,XKJD ' -1,7 0 0 Cf . 'JS Jr' V g CONTRACTOR ,, . ,, . -if wk 4 - 9 I 1 'I 1 I O. 7 FINE CLASS RINGS ANNOUNCEMENTS YEARBOOKS AWARDS Since 1897 F.: KIIT A A A JOSTEN S BUNTINGS BRISTOL'S LEADING DRUG STORE The Home of A11 Natlonallv Known Brands of Cosmetlcs and Drugs xx here ex erv department IS the largest and most complete 1n Br1st0l 'Vlake Buntlng s Your Heaquarters Whlle 1n Brlstol WE STAMP PARK AND SHOP TICKETS Comphments of S 8. J DRIVE IN PRIN ATE DINING ROOMS RESTAURANT Open 6 SO A M tn113O PWVI C10 ed Sunddx Ed t Blountxllle R F BELL Presudent C J LONG Vnce Pres JAMES L SIMMONS Coshner MARYJ HOUSTON Asst Coshuer FARMERS BANK OF BLOUNTVILLE 87 3 S BTIJLIITLXITIG Tenne see V . , . . . T . . , A ' . . I -' - ' 1 - ' I 7 Y 7 ' , .v A .r' . , .1 .- . - 2 J A I ' z- 25 'Haart r '. O Phone SOuth 4-5451 JOHNSON BROTHERS AUTO SALES CO Guaranteed Used Cons Mlllald 'md Wulen Johnson Ovvnels 1410 W State St Bustol Tenn Kmq R0 BRISTOL S GREAT DEPARTMENT STORE Where The Young People Buy Theur Clothes e S E MASSENGILL Company MANUFACTURING PH ARMALISTS Brxstol Tennee ee New York Kdnsdbl lv San Franueco Eleetrulty Is Your Most hi0I10IT11Ldl Serx ant Use It Freelv BRISTOL TENNESSEE ELECTRIC SYSTEM DlSIIlIJUIll1g T V A Power C X O 0 I f . ' . 1 -. 1 Q c L , . . L , . . . 1 . 4 1 1 - .4 0 Q ' w , eb Y i t N X 1. v U . -. . v 7, f . JI . . . ', fnw O2 BLOUNTVILLE MOTOR COMPANY INC Llountvxlle Tennessee LITQGSL and Iflnest Lovu P11ced Car benume Cheuolet Puts md Acceesoues BLOUNITVILLE MOTOR COIVIPAINY IINC Phone FA 3 .3431 Plountulle Tenn HUGH F ANDERSON REALTOR 1 IU DU LAN EY DRUG CO In Oux New Loc atlon DEPEN DABLE PRESCRIPTION SEPVICE Plountulle Tenn Phone FA 3 3337 W ADAMS COMPANY o Dlstrlbutor for AUSTIN POWDER CO RED DIAMOND SUPPLIES EXPLOSIVES AND SUPPLIES Authorlzed Dealer GEIN ERAL ELECTRIC APPLIANCES Phone FA 3 5380 Blountvulle, Tennessee Phone-11ir'1'lf'S-TXSI - I I . RICA I l'1S'I',YI'If fINSl'H.'XN11IC - , ,XYS , H R.,.,m 5. F,-.-.-I lame. KiIlg1SIilll'I.'ly1'Illl. A as 4 Y A 7 ' VL n A 'V '1 In , . J I. , . I- - J. . .0969 IQSS, axyl 6 ' T 103 ,A ,' , 1 if 1 1 ywijglwm SVT I www je A Vu Mft y KL SMXQRIDYOLPI v74XRE 0,5 nsurors o Kingsport, Inc J T Parker Insurance Agency Prlce 8g Ramey Christopher Cawood Bennett 8. Edwards Inc Moore 8. Walker Inc Kmgsport Development Co Insurance Inc B Compliments f J FRED JOHNSON WHERE QUALITX COUNTS '1tT Ne et Most M den Shppr1gCnt a d Ce te K1 gsp All the C mf rts of H MOTTERN MOTEL 7M1l sWesto U S H y 11W B stol Va Te Post Off e Addre Blou t lle Tenn Phone Blo ntvllle FA 3 4860 81M Clxh .l EIDE!!! PROFIT TRADING STAMP EEF TWIN SAVINGS FOR Comphments of SAV MOR FOOD STORES Plus Worthmore Gold Stamps TWIN CITY Qo0D STORE A CITIZENS 104 '43, H V ' M VI G D 1 0 I gf X I to .Sw ' IN RMB ' QP J I I , A I . E1 S ennessee's 'J w s, , . 0 1' 0 , 0 i e er road n n r 'n 0 o ' ome I n 'e n . . w . ' ' ri , .- nn. ' - ic' ss: nvi , . u ' - I , Mr. rs. aj Iottern yon'- ' ' -ang: 2' 'r - Y I . SHARING Every Day Low PFICCS- .4 S, 3 3 ?,rQ .?,5 - S1XXx--'IIIIE . l' Wi.--f ,X I! m e f 1, - iff' I A Q ,iff F ce tw V 1 I JH E ' VH I' 1 , S . w , a t . A ix 5- . OLIXETTI CALCLLATORS BLRROLCHS 'EICTOR R C ALI EN 19110119 South 4 0041 Addlng M1Ch1HQS dz Cash4Regr1ste1s R LYNN FLEENOR Ownu TYpEWRlTER SALES 8. BRISTOL TRAILER SALES SERVICE C0 NC 83,2 St xte Qt B1 lstol Tenn X A SHAW VN AI RER Fulnlture R C AI I FN TXPCXVIILLIS MOSLER S like Route 'S Blountvllle Hwv Bue FA 30581 Res FA 05031 PERRY L BLACKBURN C0 'NC DlSt11bUt01S of Blountwue Telme bee KENNY S FINE COFFEE AIND 'IEA Rem esemmg 917 Shelby Stl eet Blletol Tennessee AUTO LIFE FIRE Phone SOuth 4 9139 THE MEAD CORPOI-MTIO PAPER MAKERS TO AMERICA I CONGRATULATES The Graduates of Blountvulle Hogh School Fach 'mccomphehment opens up new oppo1tun1t1es for fuxthex p1oQ1ess We xush xou contlnued euccees tI11OIlgh consutent xppllcfxtxon Conxlstent 1ppl1c1t1on and lesedlch h ue mzde dV 111 xhle THE MEAD CORPORATIOIN Stwnclllrl 'Vhll B1 xml SDCLIAII ts YO5 - v , , -'V' . 7' c I II v .' 'VDC 'C ' ,I - ' I 0 J v f' 2 I . .1 , .- Y'. 9'-'v ' O, I I I -. .- . STATE FARM INSURANCE COMPANIES Q A ' A' ' I . - , fe f A '. 1 I , W X . ! . ' I 1, ' L fn f 'M I i pf 4 . J Compllmente SERV ALL INC INSTITUTIONAL W HOI ESALERS Euston Tenn Phone SO 4 9233 BRISTOL BUILDERS SUPPLY CO Dc mlmg, ln Qu IIILY BUIIIIIIU., Suppl1eS Bustol V1 Phone NO 9 4184 GATES INYLON TIRES Gufuwnteed Agalnst Anv Pallule 0 Tune I lmlt No Nltle ILL nm C et Them Inst illul on '1 ou1 C 11 It MALON E S TEXACO STATION Blountulle Tenn Phone FA 3 4800 Il Ill GLASS ELECTRIC 8. FURNITURE CO BL SURL TO READ THE NFIN SU LLIVAN COU NTY NEWS 'Hole Featux es Mole Commumty Newe Mole of E261 ythxng SUbbC11IJ9NOXX Blountvllle Phone FA 3 0100 IUIIIIIIIIIIFIIIS of SERVICE MILLS COMPANY Southetn Blscult Flour Brlstol Vlrglnla JOE WORLEY TILE CONTRACTOR All Tvpes of Celannc Flool Tlleb Glazed Wall Tlleb Niantels Bathl oom ACCQSSOIIGS Floor Sandmg' and FlTIlSl'l1llg' Inlfud Linoleum MOORE EARHART COMPANY Athletle Equlplnent and Luggage Outfitters of School and College Teams SO 4 0577 Bxlstol Tenn Bll tol xlfglllld 6 ff! CN-X 'f x fYVL, D Lv j gy-'L INN 'Y ,. 'J LC- x 9156-R ff X1 VKCJL! of - I , v xi . T. 1 . . r . I L J , - - , z. , . . T L' I 1 It If l If y 41 I ' For Full Tread Life Con ph, ,mg of N ' I '--.I .' z1'xL' 't I sz - I ' 7: 'z 1 vi , I r D . st y 'H A .- - .LL , . 7. 1 .1 C omplnngntw of HIGHLAND BEAUTY SHOP P ony KI 1 ,011 Ixxngspoxt Iulllmwn ROBERT C BOSWELL INC CONII I 1' YI' INSLR-X'NfI' SFKXIC I L nphom Nfhth 'P 11 1 H1 IILIIIIIUIII, 131115101 XIRKINIA 1'1 NNI'SSI41 'N 11101111 NI'1l1Uf l.Ltll1L1S xkg thx IIIICST Food Ilorluats MICK OR MACK S9115 Them BURROUGHS s11oE5 xncl Mr P SSORIFS w01 Stite St B 1t01 X11L,1l1l1 I omplnnents of BRISTOL HOME TRADE STORE IIN I' NUI S INO 7 LOILL VI xlrlen NI IINE BFTTER EIMTRICAIIY KINGSPORT UTILITIES INC IX1111.,SDOlt Tnnnusu OAKWOOD MARKETS IIONIE OF Ix SAX ER 1X1l1j.,SpO1t 'lgnnessee LITTLE STORES OF KINGSPORT INC We GIVE SKzH Gluen Stunps THE LAUNDRY SHOP 0 CLIIHIJLIIUNI Stleet kxngxpolt Tenn OIJORLI SS LLEAININC Ong Du SQIVILQ THE JEWEL BOX YOUR FRIENDLY CREDIT JPWEI ER 579 STATE STREET BRISTOL X A FASHION SHOP STI-KRT APPAREL Bubtol Tenn I THE SHOE BOX unous 'Ndnle Blandb Sun 30 to D 1 C1 O 7611 D E Nluket St IXIIILSIJOII. Tenn FREELS DRUG STORE fdephone CI1c1e 0 4109 1310111 xnml Centel Stleets IXIIILSPUILS Iguhng Dlug, SLOIQ SAM BRAY Insurance Agency I KUIHINCILQ St Ixlng, pmt Tnnn Phone CI 5 4181 BRISTOL FURNITURE COMPANY INC VIL Iulnluh The Home Complntn Ihonn South 790 Bllstol Tenn -Y , . , 4 9 ,'. ' . I .IW .1 1 .C 4 . . , . M. - 3' . . , , V I v Y v,- .. V ,41 . .1 I .. .. 1. 1 . V. ,v v -., .. ,. 1 1-1- 51, .-. -m . ' St. - - 1,1 Y ,v f.v..,,w3 vi. x I 1, 11 - 1.1 11.111 I . Y 1 -,-1 -1 I 5. . ,Rus 41 -- . 2 1 , 1 . . . . v. . . . V 5 1-5 , -1' 1 1 1 . ... 11- 'fl z , .1112 1 I IA -1- 4 f .4 11 K4 , ' YW YY , n A 4 , , rl' - I 1,4311 ,.. . ', ,N , 1 . , ., ITIV I ., - V' 1. . .2-Du f ' 1 I 1. , ' 1 . 5, 1 - vi lub. A I v 1- 1 N ., 2 L. , Zjk . . - Q 1 Q 1 I 1, 11. . . . w , . , 1. 11 - vp rr - 1 ' Fl' 'f ,1 Lg . Ipof 1 . - If V- , ' 121 --, .. . - . ,,. L 4 I , 2.2.1 ..L' . . fb ' ' . '- . ,'. . ' . v , I Y, 5 llc I' Pk I 0 'I 4' .'. 11 1-1' -. N - I .. , I . . , . , .. xl I . , 1 , 107 - ICECREAM f . lt Q , . 6 PET DAIRY PRODUCTS COMPANY lornmonxualth Axerlue Brlstol Va ZEQHIIIIBIL: uhsun, ilnr. !D'E'-SEAS' Funeral Dlrectors ISIIIQQSPUVI Tenn Congrotulotuons Senrors BRISTOL COMMERCIAL COLLEGE Extends on lnvltotlon For You to Vnsnt MODERN BUSINESS COLLEGE FOR A WIDE AWAKE AREA B! Fnfth Street Phone WO 8 1442 Bristol Tennessee For the Finest un Buble Trovnlng Attend GRAHAM BIBLE COLLEGE For the Flnest In Buble Supplies Vuslt GRAHAM BIBLE BOOKSTORE Fufth St Brlstol Tenn 4 'ax .z Compliments of HECHTS BAKERY INC Bokers of Botter Wnupped Sunbeom Breod ' Tas I ilu' Fr -sh L.I't'LiIll lll Pvt Ive L,lI','iiIll-I 901 I '2' ' ,. Q x I A I5 ' . l 1 A -- X: f Jy,, MZ ': . 1 , le g 12 . - . I OB BRISTOL RADIO SUPPLY CORP H Fi School Sound Radio Parts and Supplies Wholesale Only North 9 7l38 l6ll West State Bristol Va COUNTS AUTOMOTIVE SUPPLY CO 320 West Market St Kingsport Tenn Do Clrcle 7 2l8l Service The First Consideration FRED D WEAVER FUNERAL HOME Ambulance Service Bristol Tenn Thoughtfulness Characterizes Our Service Visit DOBYNS TAYLOR Just Over at Kingsport For All Your Hardware Needs STERLING HOUSE QUALITY sHoE srone Famous Brand Shoes for Men and Children South 4 22l l l2l2 West State Bristol Tenn Compliments f HARR SERVICE STATION Blountville Tennessee Phone Fairview 3 3700 BRISTOL ARMATURE AND MOTOR COMPANY Motor Repair Ball Bearings and Brushes Compliments of BAYLOR NELMS FURNITURE COMPANY INC Kingsport Tennessee Phone Circle 5 4l59 FAUCETTE COMPANY 806 8l2 State Street Bristol Tennessee DE VAULTS INC Sporhng Goods Phone North 9 752l I4 Lee St Bristol Va ROADSIDE MARKET Grocery Meats and Vegetables West State Street Bristol Phone North 9 I942 Ed Faidly Owner APPALACHIAN PIANO SALES 81 SERVICE ll30 W State St Bristol Tenn Phone South 4 482l BALDWIN PIANOS ORGANS Compliments of BROADSTREET FURNITURE COMPANY Where good furniture is not expensive Kingsport Tennessee Hlluilt Url Paramount Building Bristol Tenn TROY LAUNDRY CO Dry Cleaning Rug Cleaning Fur Storage I36 Seventh St Phone South 4 7I64 iO9 i- ' , , a I l V I ' o 1 - f Furniture and House Furnishings pi-,One South 4,4101 I , . . ' , VO. . 1 . . .I r U n Courtesy of Compliments of McCLURE MOTORS INC PHILLIP S 66 Chevrolet and Cadillac Dealer Blountville Tennessee phone South 4 5l2l Bristol Tenn Va SOUTHERN STATES BRISTOL SERVICE BRISTOL COOPERATIVE INC STATION f' Ed Leab 8. Ray Ball FEED SEED FERTILIZER Arsio FARM SUPPLIES l3l3 I Sinclair P oducts NO ll 9 852l Goodyear Tires 8. Batteries SI'GI'e at Commonwealth AVG North 9 6822 ristol Va THE SHQE BQX The TIGER STAFF wshes to express its appreciation to the loyal odve tsers ho have made our 1959 TIGER poss ble Compliments BRISTOL ONE HOUR MARTINIZING CLEANERS SOUTHERN FURNITURE CO SINCLAIR PRODUCTS R H DE VAULT SMITH FLORAL CO HAL CARR FURROWS O l 1 I . l . I I When a be er feed is rnode, we'II have it , . Eur: id Ave. rt - r , , ' ' I Compliments of . l l - l 24 Hour Service i HOUSE - ' l B ' l I Bristol, Tennessee I I I l I I' l , . . ' , Famous Name Brands l ' r l Bristol, Virginia W . 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