Clarksburg High School - Rocket Yearbook (Clarksburg, TN)

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... . ,.- , ,,.,H6Ias5,HisEofy -ns l.,n ,llMm.h.mM,lw.Nl -4.4m-441 When we first started to high school in l9h5, we were green, but soon learned and later were like the others in school. There were 33 enrolled in our Freshman year, but there were only 27 at the close of the year. Our teachers were Miss Rollins, Mrs. J. Ross Nckinney, Mr. and Mrs. Grissom, and 5 Mrs. Wilma Spencer. With Miss Rollins as our sponsor we enjoyed a picnic at Natchez Trace State Park at the end of the year. During our second year we could see the mistakes that we had made the previous year. We entered with 27 enrolled as Silly Sophs. Our faculty con- sisted of W. C. Beers, principal, Mrs. J. Ross Mckinney, Mrs. Dinwiddie, and J. O. Forbes. We took a sight-seeing tour to Memphis, visiting the zoo, Pink Palace, and other places. At the end of school there were 23 left. We entered C. H. S. as Jolly Juniors with only one year left to go. ThiS year we gained two new teachers. The faculty consisted of Mr. Beers, Mrs. J. Ross Mckinney, Mr. Forbes, and Mr. and Mrs. Therrell. This was a year of work for us as we had to get ready for our Junior-Senior Banquet. We made our own memory books and place cards and prepared our menu with the help of our sponsor, the sophomores, and Freshmen. We had a wonderful time on this April 8, even though the Seniors were finishing. Of course we hated to lose them, i but we were looking forward to the next year at this occasion. 1 On July 12, l9h8, there were only 18 left as we entered school. Like all Seniors we felt proud. Our teachers were Mr. Forbes, Mrs. Thompson, Mrs. F McKinney, and Mr. and Mrs. Therrell. Early in the year we chose Mrs. Therrell l as our sponsor. She has guided us safely thus far, and we are looking forward to a successful commencement. Class Will We, the Senior Class of ' 9, being of sound mind on this the 21st day of the kth month in the year 19 9, do declare this to be our last will and testa ment I, Waudeen Hatch, leave to Nadean Carey my power to keep Edith Hatch out of nischief at all times I, Rose Helen Horn, leave my ability to get along with one boy friend at a time to Mary Jo Waugh I Imoyean Hester, will to Edith Hatch my atillty to settle down and come a successful housekeeper I, Jean Williams, will to Iildred Pendergrass my ability to chew gum class without being seen I, Ruth Wann, will to Louise Davis my ability to say the right thing at the right time Imogene Wall leave to Preaman Hale my ability to get along with my teachers Bobby Horn, leave to Robert Gooch and Billy Brandon ry ability to play hookey and get by with lt Jamie Robertson, leave to Earl Waugh my abllity to get along with the teachers in order to prevent suspensions and being sent out of class Garland Scott, will to Joseph Howard Meals and Murray Orr my ability to do all campaigning for Clarksburg High in future years Guyneth rann, leave to Lvonne Carden my abllity to keep calm wh1le taking tests Alva Jean pringer, will to Prank Ross my desk which he has used so faithfully for the past year Max Lewis, wlll to Billy Pingold and Wayne Kirk my old set of books, hoping they w1ll use them more than I have I Bobby H leave to Annie Lee a pound OI ener to help her laugh 9 E . u C 1+ .. ' E , . ' , . ' be- I ' .T , . , in f - l 1, A. ' , ' , . I, ' . i H I D I I, I, . I, .1 f ' ' I, 5 I, , I ' I . , . ' gy , . -.,ll. ,,.,, ,K .,,. , .w..,,, H. . w.,,. ,.e. .,,lt ,.l,.l.m ,.l,l, ,W,plfml-wwwlllvTl,,,,,Z . A 5 .M I K

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We, Alva Jean Springer and Alberta nilliamson, leave to Verliue P1 sby our freckles I, Ludell Smith will to Bobby Tean Harris my ability to answer the roll call every day I, Edward Todd, will to Billy Darnell Aubrey Taylor, and Pobby Qpain my ability to make friends with all the girls in Clark burg Flgh 'chool To the Junior Class as a whole we leave our dlgnity, our expellence of the past year, our old seats ln study hall, and the joy of bein, a q8HlOF To old C H we leave our appreciation for tne ideals and for the knowledge gained Our best wishes go with 5 u always Class Prophecy The fixteen joyful passengers who made their way down to the airport to get aboard the B 29 were heading for some unknown destination We were ex cited and began asking many questions about our long trip The pilot told us that there was nothing to fear we hesitated for a second about bidflng fare to our parents and friends of old Clarksburu High School We soon became ac quainted with our crew, and our long trip into the future began When our Journey was al ost ended, we had an atomic explosion and were separated from our crew Years later, we flund the following to be the loca tion and occupation of our classmates Bobby Horn is now in Canada supplying city markets wlth furs and meats Max Lewis and h1s beloved wife have just been blessed with another arri val which makes a happy family of seven Garland Scott is now the new and prosperous owner of the new Fold Com pany in New York Althou h he is very wealthy, he has remained a bachelor Claudie's wlfe They are making their home at Center Rldge Jean Wl11iBmS is new in college at U T She has decided to become a secretary for Edward Todd Guyneth Mann has become the greatest opera singer in New York Ludell Smith is teaching school ln San F1HnClSCO where Nr Walker is the principal of the faculty Puth Mann is now a famous pianist in Hollywood and lS engaged to the band leader Alva Jean Springer has been selected the bathing beauty of Nlami Imogene Wall is keeping house for wer lovely triplets and her husband who is teaching school Waudeen Hatch is 1n Lemphls trainlng to be a nurse Rose Helen Horn and Joe have decided to make their home in Texas where he is engaged in oil manufacture Jamie Robertson is a typlst for tne Higgs and Higgs Co in Nashville Edward Todd, the well known lawyer of St Louis, and his secretary, Jean Williams, are now engaged in a divorce case Imogene Hester and Robert are now living on their cattle ranch out in arizona N 4 ,A lb ' A , If-' . . . of Q '1 1 , ' Cf' . . . m , - . E ' .f P-' . 5-l . ' 0 Q P' Q U2 Z0 ' . O . . ' 5 N. . . - ' KU CC I I '1 Cf' ' CD 3 ? ' H , ' O 5 1 ' UQ K' 'fi . Q N . ' m .,, ,1 , A KD ., .' o ' - Ha -1 ' f . I . Q . Q 4 ' C D O C . . v-5 - U , m ' E J 1 N 'O ' . v V to . f is I . g A CD I 0 ' A , D- ' a Q . 4 Q N , P' ' C -4 L . Q Q, . Q, A 4- , r . 1 FY' .4 L 1 ' O ' f , f U' ' VU. 3 ' I I . - CD I I I , I ,...- We M'-.---ve if ,A . 5: if 1.: .:: 41, 7: f-v-v..-,U ..a,--,-ff, -an-.pm-,1:,,.s,sa,..,-,assess-f,:f:A ,-,ess ,-1-,eewvev s..s,,.,-,.,,.',, :.,,,-u, T,LT-,.,,,,,, ,., ,,,,. ,A ,,,.,,, ,,,,,,, , , ,av .A 1 A ,W ,, A ,I v ,W h V ' g g I I