Elizabethton High School - Mountaineer Yearbook (Elizabethton, TN)
- Class of 1937
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S E N I O R C L A S S
ELIZABETHTON HIGH SCHOOL
Ehzcxbethton Tennessee
VOLUME TWO
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DOROTHY EDWARDS G I HOLLY
Ed1fOI Advertlsmg Mcxncxqer
Foreword
KNOWING HOW THE PAST SLIPS
BEHIND US WE THE MEMBERS
OF THE MOUNTAINEER STAFF
ENDEAVOR TO BRING TO THE
SENIOR CLASS OF ELIZABETH
TION OF THE CONCLUSIVE YEAR
OF OUR HIGH SCHOOL LIFE
MAY THIS LITTLE VOLUME RE
CALL THE MANY HAPPY DAYS
OF OUR SENIOR YEAR
TON HIGH SCHOOL A REFLEC-
Contents
Book II ACTIVITIES
Book III ATHLETICS
Book IV ADS AND IOKBS
Book I CLASSES
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cmd ever present 1nterest ln our
We the Senlor Class of 37 dedicate this
volume of
THE MOUNTAINEER
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MR IOHN CLARENCE COPELAND
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OLIVE ALLEN
E N1LEs BROWN
W H BOWMAN
RUTH SNELL
T I BOSWELL
EDITH RANGE
I C COPELAND
MARY DUNN
FACULTY
I R RITCHIE
HISIOIY
Enqhsh
Athlcltxc Coach
Geometry
Algebra
Maih
Math
Home Econormcs
Commerce
Enghsh
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CAPTAIN C G FOLLAN
PAULINE RITCHIE
GLEN STALLARD
GERTRUDE DEAKINS
CHARLES MORGAN
I-IILDRED VVAGNER
KATHRYN RAMBO
IOHN M THOMAS
I I STAFFORD
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Sc1ence
Home Econormcs
HISIOTY
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Basketball 34 37 Captaln R O T C
BEATRICE WILLIAMS
Modern Thesp1ans 35 37 Pep Squad 33
Sapphonxan Debatlnq Clul 6 37 Gxrl
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MARGARET EDENS
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VIOLET MAY
Sapphoman Debatmq 35 37 Girl Reserves
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Football 32 36 E Club 33 37
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Football 34 37 Basketball 34 E Club
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Pep Squad 34 37 Home EC Club 36 37
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MARGARET HERRING
Sapphoman Debalmg Club 34 37 Gul Reserves
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Modem Thesplans 36 37 Flasher Staff 35
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Sapphoman Debatmq Club 35 37 Home E
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Home Ec Club 34 35 Secretarles Club 37
Pep Squad 34 36 Sponsor Club 35 37
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Home Ec Club 33 34 Pep Squad 35 37 Sec
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Modern Thesplans 36 37 R O T C 35 37
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Sponsor Club 35 37 Pep Squad 34 37 Tenms
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OFFICERS
FRED PRESNELL Presrdent
ROY LAWS VICG Presldent
VIOLET MAY Secretary
TERRY NIDIFFER Treasurer
DOROTHY EDWARDS Reporter
OSCAR WILSON Sergeant at Arrns
Class Motto
What you are tOrnOrrOW W1ll be the result Of yOur plans today
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SENIORS RETROSPECTION
We entered here as Freshmen gay
And thought we knew rt all
But very soon to our dlsmay
We had a great downfall
But srnce from Freshmen we have grown
And learned to do our best
Many are the thoughtful seeds we ve sown
And farth we ve passed the test
Wrth knowledge gamed from teachers dear
We face the world w1thout a fear
And for the past we do not pme
So wrth you now we leave our heart
And to you smg our song
Although rn sadness we must part
We ll strll be marchlng on
Marc111e Carrmqer
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THE MOUNTAINEER
WILL
We the Sen1ors of 37 betng ot sound mmd and d1spos1ng
Splfll do hereby orda1n and publlsh thls our Last Wlll and Testa
ment
Ora Anderson s deportment to Manon Hutton
Margaret Bowers love for ETWIH to Mary Evelyn Folsom
Ruth Bowers art1st1c ab1l1ty to Charles Iett
BSSSIS Mae Bowers studlous a1rs to Ehzabeth Franklln
Nelle Bank s personallty to Betty Urnbach
Hxldred Clemons typ1ng ab1l1ty to Lewts Iohnson
Hazel Campbells glggles to Bertha Lou May
Katherme Chambers seat 1n M1ss Allen s Engllsh Class to the
one who gets xt hrst
Frances Clark s pleasant d1spos1t1on to the Iunlor Class
Marc1lle Carrlger s sm1le to Helen V1rg1n1a Davls
Hazel Clears neat appearance to Nannle Phylhs Harrlll
Mary Cooke s Candy counter to Lyndell Elllott
Ruth Clark s srlence to Lucllle Davrs
Florence Dan1els W1ll1ngness to help to Kathryn Brum1t
A11een Elhs trumpet to Ida Cathertne W1ll1ams
Margaret Edens d1mples to George Gourley
Dorothy Edwards popular1ty to Ehzabeth Ell1s
Hope Guys reflnement to Bosalle May
Dorothy Hodge s d1gn1t1ed a1rs to Mary Moore
V1rg1n1a Hard1n s freckles to Iettee Carter
Helen Lou Iarvls and P D Bradshaw s correspondence to Mary
Hyder and Burton Shook
Helen Ledfords love for twlns to Mary Range
Mary Esther Lewrs and Thelma Lrvrngston s rnseparablhty to
Mam1e Cannon and Helen Ruth Davxs
Ruth L1v1ngston s dOII'19Sl1C ab1l1ty to the future housewrves
Margaret Marsh s pep to Blanche Marsh
V1olet May s V9l'SCIl1l1lY to Floyd Allen
Bert1e Nave s schoolgtrl complex1on to V1rg1n1a Bowers
Katherme Newsome s taste tor nrce clothes to Betty Oatrnan
Paulme Plnsons po1se to Sara Mae Hale
Tld Rasar s love to Elba Bowen
Emma lean R1tch1e s gum to Helen Colv1n
Hazel Snyders amb1t1on to teach to Shnley Faulkner
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Sara Shook s cheerfulness to Wlnllred Wllson
Mary V1olet Sutton s secretar1al abrhty to Porter Barnett
Buby Srnlth s wrt to Margaret Crowe
Olrve Wlse s haxr to Madehne Goddard
Bearrxce W1ll1GlllS Clalnty hands to Evelyn Elhs
Ed Alexander s rnnocent stare to Bud Hale
Alphas Anderson s deep VOICG to lack Long
Cebert Blevlns slncerlty to Vrrgmra Parsons
Bob Banks cleverness to Mac Moms
Earl Baker s smallness oi stature to James AUSl1H
Bay Bowers stt stt sttut stuttermg to Iohn Crockett
lames Clear s love for argurng to Bussell Cole
Leonard Campbell s FHGIIIOTIZITIQ Clblllly to the Semor Class of
'38
Ed Ellrs length from head to toe to Colyon Parker
Coy H1pps love of Old Betsy to Luke Hale
Warren Hyders red harr to Myrsome Buckles
Peter Hampton s bud of love 1n bloom to lack Nance
G I Holly s llOCIl1I1g power to Zeb Presnell
Robert Huskms love for Valley Forge to George Washmgton
Thomas lamrson s poetrcal recrtatrons to Everett Hayes
Shelby letts collfeur to Ioe Hrllenbrand
Vrncent lones muscles to Balley Wxlllams
Homer Laws DOS1llOI1 as presrdent of the Modern Thespxans to
Iohn Crockett
Boy Laws grit of gab to Robert Barnes
Walter Mock s good looks to Charles Goddard
Thormal McQueen s love tor Englrsh to Mary Newberry
Terry N1d1tfer s sportsmanshlp to L1ll1e Chambers
Mac Plerce s trtle Lazybones to Iohn Laws
Fred Presnells pres1dent1al candor to Earl Shultz
Alex Snavely s E to Harry Cole
Ed Ramsey s mrhtary alrs to the B O T C of 38
Ioe Romrngers shy courage to Ioe Gwen
Wnght Swaney s wrse crack1ng to N T Wrllxarns
l-lamad Smrle s formula for wave settmg to lack Ell1s
Ed Wetzel s edrtorshrp ot the Flasher to Marletta Cole
Oscar Wllson s commandmg power to Ernest Shultz
Glen Wrlhams frequent change of complexlon to Margaret
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FRESHMAN CLASS
El1zabethAeberle NelleAust1n Pansy Barley Fannte Bateman
Mary Lourse Brrchfreld Bernrce Bowers Pearl Bowers Helen
Bozeman Edna Bradley Iuanrta Brown Iosephme Brownmg
Mane Burrow Frances Carrlger Iettee Carter Mary Burns Caudrll
Eleanor Chlldress Vrrglnta Clark Iuanrta Clemons Ruth Coleman
Chloe Colhns Ruth Colvm Lucy Lee Crumley Helen V1rg1n1a
Davrs Magdel1neD1ck1nson Vrrgmra Elhs Elrzabeth Ellrs Nadlne
Elhs Hazel Enoprer Iune Estep Mary Evelyn Farr Paullne Farr
Iosephme Farr Mary Evelyn Folsom Evelyn Fulks Lucy Ann
Franklm Marre Gersler Nelle Grbson lda Glover Madelyn God
dard Florence Gourley Charlotte Goss Cl'1T1SlG1I'1 Guy Helen
Gourley Charlotte Sue Hampton Vernella Hardm Nanme Phyllls
Harrrll Alrce Hart Iuette Hathaway Marre Hardm Zula Heaton
Georgra Holman Malloy Iacobs Martha Ienkrns Elrzabeth Keys
Margaret Kmch Margaret Lrttle Beryl Lrttle Ellzabeth Longmrre
Alma Grace Love Bertha Lou May Gretchen Meredtth Ruby
Mrller Elrzabeth Moore Paulrne Murray Frances Nave Evelyn
Nave Rosalre Northern Margaret Nave Ieweldean ODonnell
V1rg1n1a Parsons Hattre Pterce Helen Range Mary Ruth Rey
nolds Lola Maude Rlchards Helen Kate Rrtchre Mary Ruth Rob
erts Wrlma ROb1I1SOIl Manon Hutton
Woodrow Bare uther Boyd Crawford Bowl1ng George Brown
Edward Bowers I C Bradley George Bush Clay Byers Hugo
Iasper Cole Allen Cole Walter Cox Iames Davrs Thomas Edens
Henry Ellrot Clay Elhot Sylvester Estep Iack Fmnell Harry
Fondren Marvrn Fuller Ioe Glven Robert Gunter Nathanlel Har
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Hayes Howard Hayes lvan Hayes Haddon Heaton Iames Hens
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Sara Shook Marcille Carrrger Ruth Bowers Frances Clark Dorothy Hodge Mary
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Tom Clark Mary Range, Helen Ledford Mary Cooke, Florence Pierce Eloise
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CLUB ACTIVITIES
Gave banquet for Boys' Hi-Y and Girl Reserves, bought Frigidaire for Home
Ec Department, gave banquet for Horne Ec members and guests.
MOTTO
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Frank Iohnson Lee Wilson, Wright Swaney Burton Shook Iimmie Umholtz Mr.
Stallard N, T. Williams, Cot Fresnell Fay Bowers, Ioe Hillenbrand Bob Banks.
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programs and was represented in the interscholastic Tournament by N, T. Williams
and Frank Iohnson deha ing the affirmative side of the question that All Electric
Utilities Should Be Governmentally Owned and Operatodf
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G I Holly Terry N1d1ffer Cebert Blevms
HI Y PURPOSE
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Peqqy Caudill Eleanor Childress Harry Cole Bob Crouch Helen Davis Lucille
Davis Ed Edens Kathleen Edens Llizabeth Ellis Pauline Fair Elizabeth Franklin
Martha Franklin Edith Gallagher Katherine Givens Helen Gourley Charlotte
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Left to Rxqht George Gcurley James Austm W alter Mock Luther Hale Mack
Pterce Shelby lett Homer Laws Charl s Iett lanes Munsey Charles Maupm
Water Maupxn Oscar W1 son G I Holly Iohn Large Ed Elhs Ed Edens lohn
Allen Bob Gwen Barley x1ll1ams Ga ner Gour ey Coach Bowman Coach Bos
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well newly acqurred GSSISNITI1 Coach forn Ionesbcro the Cyclones p1led up 191
pomts agarnst therr oppor' nts 72
To those who graduate Ed Elhs Thomas Iamzson Homer Laws Mack Pxerce
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Wilma Robinson, Iessie Merryman, Marie Hardin, Mittie Lee Thomas, Hope Ram-
sey, Mrs. Ruth Snell tcoachl, lean Chambers, Nell Banks, Virginia Thomas, Coach
Morgan, Fannie Bateman, Harriet Newberry, Florence Gourley.
The Flashers of '36-'37 carried on with IO wins for 4 losses and were pro-
sonted the Consolation trophy at the l6th District Tourney in Blountville, The
team was invited to Knoxville to participate in the regional mect but was dc-
feated by Everett, 26-18.
, Mrs. Snell is fortunate in losing only two ol thc varsity tcain, Katherine
Chambers and Nell Banks.
The Flashers scored 480 points as to their oponents' 294, which proved the
value of thc team.
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The Cyclones scored +9 potnts as qamst err opponents 306 pomts The
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LET THE LAUNDRY D0 IT
Phone 295
Ehzabethton Steam Laundry, Inc
Bundles of Satlsfactlon
LESLIE L LUMSDEN Manager
MR RITCHIE Doctor my wrte has rust now dlslocated her
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Commercncxl Bcmkmg
IOHNSON CITY TENN
In Ehzobethton It s Defmltely
P E N N E Y S
For Dry Goods Shoes and
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607 Elk Ave
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Elk Ave and Elm Sireet
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MODEL SERVICE STATION
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RED BAND S GOOD WILL GIFT TO SOUTHERN
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HYMNS OF ALL CHURCHES RADIO PROGRAM
Tune IH WBT Charlotte IO 15 A M Monday through Frtday
New Da1nty and DQIICIOLIS RED BAND IQCIDGS and valuable cou
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RED BAND For successful baklnq use RED BAND Flour'
HOTPOINT and WESTINGHOUSE Ranges have added
HQDDIUGSS to Hundreds of Homes
1n Ehzabethton
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SGIISIGCIIOH Into the Home
EAST TENNESSEE LIGHT 6. POWER CO
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MRS GRACE SHELL SERVICE STATION
Postmaster phone 504
ELIZABETHTON TENN
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CROUCH CLEANERS
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A Good Appearance Is a
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Phone 389
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Compllments of
Governor Taylor Hotel
Compllments of
CLAUDE HAYNES
Compllments ot
DAVID E RITCHIE
The worst th1ng about a football game IS that none of the cheer
leaders get hurt MARY Cool: plus Hops GUY
Moths are econom1cal they eat nothmg but holes SQUARE
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The reason that secrets d1e m some heads IS that they cant
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The only tlme I spend wrttmg notes IS the tlme I spend Wr1t1ng
h1story notes ED ALEXANDER
A person wtth a high school d1ploma and a nxckel can get a
cup of coffee anywhere EARL K BAKER
The pathetlc part 15 that flnal exams are somettmes flnal
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The more I go to school the more I go to school KATHLEEN
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Its easy to plck the best people they ll help you do 1t
Every cosmetlc dealer knows that the glrls face IS h1s fortune
HAZEL CAMPBELL
They used to serenade the g1rl wrth a gultar but now a car
horn brlngs them out more qu1ckly LUKE HALE
The cernetenes are frlled Wlth people who thought the world
couldnt do wrthout them SHELBY IETT
Why do qu1et students lrke Nell Banks and Dorothy Hodge go
Wlld at football games?
The rattle rn the car IS more easrly detected than the one IH the
head BEATR1cE to MARGARET
Women paxnt what they used to be HAZEL SNYDER to BERTIE
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