DuPont High School - Leaves of Hickory Yearbook (Old Hickory, TN)

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BONNIE 11-:AN SIRCY Nickname-Sir Motto-If at first you don't suc- ceed, give up. Class Play. 1: Honor Roll, 1. 2, 3, 45 Beta Club, 3, 4, Home Economics Club, 23 Glce Club, 2. I no ' ..Af-i fX,I ftLou644 JM4'-V 5lARlON WILSON Nickname-Bubba Motto-The best angle to solve a problem is the try-angle. Football, 5, 43 Basketball, 5, 43 Base- ball, 3, 4, Letter Club, 3, 45 Modem Crime Club, 23 Spirit of '46 Club: Chemist and Physics Club, 5, Sci- ence Club, l, 25 Glee Club, l. f dj fflflx, ZQIWPAA XML? few' it wgfm W6g,clffJ'V Nigk aiie-uggf 1' ' Molto-Re V ft yourself enough .I lb e others like you. Jffoumalism Club, 3, Reading Club, 4. EZRA DUNCAN Nickname-Big Ez Motto-The clock of life is wound only onceg make every second count. Modern Crime Club, 2g D. E. Club, 4. SABRA VVRIGHT Nickname-Sylvia Motto-Smile and the world smiles with you, weep and you weep alone. Tennis, lg Reading Club, 3, 4g Chem- istry and Physics Club, 3. W fig JM ll' .Z I Clif' Nickname-Sonny A .AFUGENE WIISON Motto-A little sleepg a little slumber. Football, l. 2, 3, 4. POLLY SKELLEY Nickname-Shelly Motto-There are three things that carmqj bf: hidden long-the, sun, the moon, and the truth. Glce Club, l, 25 Y-Teen Club, 3: Queen's Attendant, 25 Vice-President, Safety Club, 53 Modern Crime Club, 2g Basketball, 2: Home Economics Club, l, 2, 3: Secretary, D. E. Club, Wife THOMAS WVOMACK Nickname-Buddy Motto-Keep your mouth shut and let people think you're a fools open it and prove it. NAOMI VVRIGI-IT Nickname-Lefty Motto--Take ever-yone's advice and then do as you please. Home Economics Club, l, 2, 4, Y- Teens, 2. 3: Photography Club. 5, 4, Treasurer, 4g Basketball Manager, 45 Letter Club, 4. BILLY WILLIS Nickname-Willy Motto-If you're tired of girls, I'll get rid of them for you. Glee Club, l, 2, 35 Modern Crime Club, 25 Photography Club, 43 Hi-Y gllutb, 4: Letter Club, 45 Football, 2, HAROLD B. TIDWELL Nickname-Frosty Motto-I ain't lazy, I just use a lot of rest. D. E. Club, 4.

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THE SENIOR Jwwbj W GENE STONE Nickname Roclue Nlotto The man who doesnt love wxne women and song ts dead Class Pla l Secretary Modem Cnmc Clu 2 Chermstry and Physics Club 3 Radlo Club 4 Annual Staff 4 Y l Rlfle Team 4 wfffl A tc m tggar M oPut ngonmyfin r you ca at sf you try I ome Eoonomxcs Club 1 2 3 Pho graphy Club 4 Glee Club 2 3 BEN 'IHOMAS Nxckname Benny Motto He who lau last ts slow wttte Class Play l Chemist and Phystcs Club 3 MARIE SHARP 'Nxckname Blondxe Nlotto Blessed are the meek for they shall xnhertt the earth Home Economxcs Club 1 2 4 Y Teens Club 2 3 Photography Club 3 4 Represematne to Student Coun c 3 Towsn THOMPSON N lCbsll3I'llC Tommy Motto lou cant make oot pnnts an the sands of tune by sxllmg doun Class Pla 5 Football 2 3 Glec Cub 2 MC Marg 8' 5 ff' BETTY JEAN Pucu Nxcltname Pune wlotto Its better to let your feet slxp than your tongue Honor Roll l 2 S 4 Drama! Club l 2 3 4 Vlce Presndent 4 Pubhc Speakmg Club l 2 3 Re porter 3 Band Mayors-tte 2 3 See reury Treasurer of Class 2 Beta Club 5 4 Secretary 4 Class Play l 3 Letter Club 2 5 4 ReadmgC 5 4 Secretary 4 Home Economics Club 2 Annual Stall' 4 Class Hn nan 7' GLENN EDWAR Nlckname Clem 'Motto Dont laugh at others mistakes the banana peel may be under your feet nd 2 3 4 GleeClub 2 3 Modern Cnme Club 2 D E Club 4 Radno Club 4 Letter Club 4 DONNA MAI RlvEs Nickname Hoodte Max Motto When you come to the end of a rope tte a knot and hang on Bas etball l 2 3 4 Capta 3 Home llmnomncs Club l 2 3 Glee Club l 2 3 Class Play l Saety Club 5 YTeens 2 3 Dramatlc Club l Letter Club 2 3 4 Secre tary 2 5 Annual Stall 4 EUGENE THOMAS 'Nickname Strmgbean Xlotto Nothmg was ever achieved wxthoul enthustasm Modern Cnme Club I 2 D E C ub 4 0 s,2:e:yi?1?,52f.,.ff?i ucffvaf 'WVFO NfARY NBLLE SHEARON Nxckname Nell Nlotto It .v better to love one Ist lle boy lots than love lots ol boys a lxttle Class Pla l Band Mayorelte 2 5 Clee Clu 2 8 Pbotogra hy Club 2 Safet Club 4 Letter Cub H. A lub 2 4 Y Teens Cl 8 7536641

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CLASS PROPHECY lI949j One Wednesday mght after diligently re viewing the subjects covered by the past years currlculum I was sitting ln medxtatlon when I was startled from my reverre by the appearance of a handsome gentleman who apparently was of great age and yet I received an lmpresslou of agelessness Introducing himself as the f turtsuc interpreter he mvtted me to accompany htm to a prevlew of the future He then waved hrs arms ln a complicated fashlon and a hell copter which had been hovering overhead gent ly settled to a landing on my lawn We stepped aboard and as my companion threw a number of switches were whisked away gaining altitude at an enormous rate Slowly the world assumed the shape of a globe as we proceeded farther toward an object ln the sky which the interpreter mformed me was the celestlal Mount Olympus After an hours journey we accomplished a feather light landing in a vast amphrtheater Followmg our arrival seats tn the bulldlng began filling w1th ghosts of the past and a huge projector was wheeled 1n at one end of the enclosure I was mformed that this instrument was capable of projecting the future by a complicated employment of the twelfth dlmenslon The audience became hushed and hummmg nolse filled the air as the projector began drawmg energy from Oak Ridge by an atomrc beam A procession of events began marchmg across the screen and were alternately cheered and booed by the audtence Imagine my surprise when I recognized Dora Baker elbowmg her way through a subway crowd hurrymg to a small office xn New York where she pursues a lxvelx hood as file clerk in a theatrical bookmg agency! Who IS that hanging on her arm? Why 1ts none other than Mona Barnes and Eloxse John son who are employed by the same firm As their conversation becomes louder I can hear them dlscussmg the POSSIblllly of Margaret Reed as the star of a current productton Her leading man IS none other than that wonderful dream male Stinkee Golden As they leave the subway I lose slght of them but my attention IS drawn to a 301 story structure bemg completed in the very near future A sign in front of ll says ARCHITECTS ack Kmle james Lampley and Harold Txdwell Help' Stop html Oh what a relief I thought someone was committing suicide but ll was only Ken Morrow leaping from the 205th floor I now realize that he was practicing for his next movie Tarzon Steps Low Thls production vull be directed by Ross McClintock and was wrltten by that well known authoress Sabra VVrxght Sabra always was so good in English' The scene swltches down to Massachusetts and mto a Boston restaurant The chefs Kenneth Smith and Douglas Powers have gained quite a reputation for their Tennessee corn Suddenly all we can see xs smoke but as xt clears away I realize ll was only a sllght explo- sion m the chemical plant owned by Polly Skel leys mtllronalre husband It seems that Chxef Chemist Marlon Wilson and his assistant Lo- retla Moore forgot a simple chemtstry rule Confound xt Wllsonl Betty Joyce Owen IS the plant nurse and 15 kept very busy by just such antics Also employed by Pollys husband IS Donme Man Rives who recently won a national speed contest rn typmg She ts head of all the office work 'Ihe plant overlooks the Atlantlc Ocean and I can plalnly vxew a large shlp coming mto Boston Harbor As ll docks I see Don Craig Hensley Eugene Wilson Walter Moore and Lehman Cook debarklng and bemg met by their old buddy Bill Smith a well known pillow manufacturer Next we are qulckly taken down to Old Hlck ory Tennessee where we see the Time Ofbce work ln the Rayon Plant bemg well done by Bonnie jean Sxrcy jean Pendarvls Reba Helton Loutse jones and Mary Sue Mayhugh Doris McCaleb xs secretary to the Cellophane Plant manager john Glddmgs Emerson Eubanks who ts employed as a chemical engineer IS now married to the former Betty jean Pugh Pal Hawkins a promlnent wxne farmer prac trces medlcxne on the side Hrs wife who was Marte Parker also serves as his nurse ean Dedman the famous bram surgeon at Vander brlt is ably assisted rn her work by Ila Warrick and Frances Christian Their latest patient was Foster Pendley who I am told had several abnormal bram cond1t1ons treated Foster was a very promlsmg businessman and had Mary Sue Txdwell servmg as his secretary Wonder why?? 'I he High School IS still ln the same locatxon but you wouldn t recognize the bunldmg Buddy Womack has redesigned tt and escalators were installed under the direction of Billy Hunt Mel vm Hmson designed and lnstalled cushioned desk seats and Esther Medley along with Thel ma Rader blended paint in beautlful pastel shades for each room Gene Gore dld a wonder ful job IH applying the color and added a few mdnvtdual touches himself Gene IS the photog rapher for Esqutre johnny Sue Curfman teaches plane geometry there and xs a very good friend of Myrna jen kms who is speech teacher and dramatlcs coach juanlta Hollingsworth has assumed secretartal duties to Tommy Thompson prlncxpal VVanda Dukes IS physical education director 1 . . . 1 ' - 1 , 1 1 1 - - nu . . . - - - 11 ' ' , . . . - 1 . ' 1 1 , . 1 v ' , . , . 1 . 1 1 , 1 , N, H , . . . . . 1 1 , ' . . I . - 1 ' 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 ' , . . . . . . 1 1 H - 1 1 1 , . ' 1 - 1 1 - .1 1 ' - 1 , 1 - J - , . 1 . . t, . . . . , . 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