Dibrell High School - Wildcat Yearbook (McMinnville, TN)

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1 :. EEE' i " in , Q C ,,., XW F ' ,--- 1 " asv-X aw BRENDA CAROL PARKHURST SARAH LYNNE HALE RAMSEY 994 'f""T' l'd have gotten bigger if I hadn't stopped growing. 4-H '57-'61, H.T.C. Club '58-'61, Cheerleader '60-'61, Cheerleader Captain '60-'61, Cheerleading Clinic '60, Junior Play '59-'60, Organization Editor of The Wildcat, Booster Club '60-'61, The Pacin' Cat Staff. Mischief is her middle name, but we all love her just the same. 4-H Club '58-'61, H.T.C. Club '57-'61, Basketball '58-'61, Booster Club '60-'61, Salesgirl The Pacin'Cat '60-'61, G.O.C. '57. "Music is said to be the speech of angels." Class Pres. '57-'58, Cheerleader '57-'61, Co-capt. '58- '6O, H.T.C. '57-'59-'60-'61, Girls' State '60-'6'l, Neatest Girl '57-'58, Most Talented '59-'60, Most Versatile '59-'60, Best All-around '60-'61, Smartest Girl '60-'61, Editor of The Pacin' Cat '60-'61, Beta Club '58-'61, Beta Club Vice Pres. '59-'61, 4-H Club '57-'61 4-H Club Pres . '59-'60, 4-H Club Sec. '60-'6l, 4-H County Council Pres. '59-'61, 4-H Speaker ofthe House '60-'61, "I Dare You Award" '59-'60, Booster Club Sec. '60-'61 . Class Editor of The Wildcat. BETTY JO WEST

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1" libs JANIE MOORE : VIRGLE LEARD MULLICAN A keen quiet guy. F.F.A. '57-'61, Class Reporter '58- '59, Basketball '59-'61, F.F.A. Treas. '60-'61, Booster Club '60- '61, 4-H Club '60-'61, Senior Club '60-'61 . She likes basketball best of all, but in her studies she's on the ball. H.T.C. Club '57-'59, Basketball '57-'61, Champion Speller '57-'60, Volleyball '59- '6l, Helpers' Club '60-'61, Booster Club '60-'61, Sports Editor of "The Wildcat" '60- '6l , The Pacin' Cat Staff '60-'61 . She looks like she'd be an angel and acts like one too, but you never can tell what those angels will do. H.T.C. Club '57-'6l, H.T.C. Pres. '60- '61, 4-H Club '57-'61, Booster Club Pres '60-'61, Beta Club '58-'61, Cheerleader '58-'61, Co-capt. '60-'61, Advertising Editor ot "'The Wildcat" '60-'61, Friend- liest Girl '59-'60, Junior Sweetheart '59- '6O, Most Congenial Girl '60-'61, Miss Dibrell High '60-'61, Junior Play '59-'60, Publisher of The Pacin' Cat '60-'6l . if ,, A i- CHRISTINE LEARON MULLICAN She always did her best, that was plenty. 4-H Club '57-'61, l'l.T.C. Club'58 '6i, Booster Club '60-'61, Senior Sweetheart '60-'61 . MARY ANN PARKER

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1961 Class Histor Four years ago about thirty-five students ventured upon the steps of Dibrell High School. Nearly everyone was frightened about facing the change of a new life to a more educational system known as "high school." A few faces were new to us at first. We didn't know which way to turn, but we soon found our way around with help from teachers and upperclassmen. We were given a name, Freshmen, and we became a part of the life of the school. At first some often wished that they had never been found, but, before the year was over, we became throughly at home in our new surroundings. After being taught our ABC's in elementary school, we took on a new and exciting subiect known as "Algebra. " When the time was drawing near, and we had iust begun to learn to conquer the difficult tasks we had to give up our name and accept a new one, Sophomores, the second step of the ladder in learning. ln our second year at Dibrell we began to realize that we had different organizations and clubs of which we could be members, such as: Beta Club, fif you met the requirementsl, F.F.A. , and H. T. C. The sophomore year found us all working and trying to do our part in order to receive a seat among the best. Before we knew, we had another promotion 'to a higher degree. We became known as Juniors, the third step of the ladder. Several things happened in this school year, 59-60, ordering class rings, and invitations for the following year which was drawing close to an end. The Junior Play revealed that we had actors and actresses in our class and even some might become real out in life. Now, we have come to the last and final step at "Dear Old Alma Mater," which is the fourth step of the ladder. From the four years that we have spent at Dibrell, we have accomplished many lessons, several from the hard way, but from these lessons we have grown stronger in heart and mind. The class of '61 has set a record for the following classes to challenge. We hope that the class of 61 is one that fellow students, teachers, citizens of the Dibrell Community, and anyone else that you can turn to can say, "this is one of the best classes that has ever graduated from Dibrell." But at the end of this hard fought battle, we know what we do today, determines what we shall be tomorrow. Speaking in behalf of the class of '61, we all want to thank God for giving us a land of opportunity, a land of plenty, and a place where we can live with one accord and be as one in the sight of God. I hope that our class motto, "We Regret That We Have But One School Life To Live," will hold true for years to come. Class Historian Paul L. Hildreth