Hendersonville High School - Golden Memories Yearbook (Hendersonville, TN)

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O CLEAI REESE Football. '47A'49g President of Senior Class, '50, H Club, '48, '49g Basketball, '48-'50, Business Manager, Paper Staff. EMMA JEAN STAFFORD Song Festival, '48, Glee Club, '47-'50: President of Glee Club, '50g Feature Editor, Paper Staff, '50, Annual Staff. '50, Student Lib. Assn., '47-'50, Beta Club, '503 Basketball Manager, '50. ALVIN SUTTON F. F. A., '47-'50, Commando Comet Stall, '50, JOYCE WILLIAMS Basketball, '47-'503 F. H. A., '47-'50: F. I-I. A. Treasurer, '50g H Club, '47-'50g Girls' State, '49g F. H. A. Convention, '48, '-495 Paper Stall, '50, Sportsmanship Award, '49. 'IQOMMIE RUTH XVINGO F. H. A., '47-'50, Commando Comet Staff, '50: Glee Club, '47. In Memory of DONALD STINSON 1931-1949 Who would have graduated with the class of 1950.

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DELORI-QS Ct'RTls KIQLLI-ix' Glcc Club, '47, '48, Connmmdo llmmft Stall, SARAH ANN KETRING Class Serretary and Treasurer, '47-'49, Beta Club, '48-'50, Foot- hall Queen Candidate, '48, Cheerleader, '49, H Cluh, '49, '50, Asst. Editor of Annual, '49, Paper Staff, '50, Honor Roll, '49, ROBERT R. KIRKPATRICK F. F. A, Treasurer, '48, If. F. A, President, '49-'50, Class l'res1dent, '48-'49, Paper Stall, '49, '50. JAMES E. NIt1CoNN1f1I.L F. F. A., '47-'48, Commando Comet Staff, '50, IFRANCES .l1'1ANl'1'l l'l'f NIAIION F. H. A., '47, '48, Glee Club. '47, 118. CA'l'HKRlNli NIUNDY Basketball, '47-'50, F. H. A.. '47-'50, Vitie4Prcsident F. H. A., '48, H Club, '47-'50, Secretary of F. H, A., '48, Paper Stall, '48, '50, Football Queen Candidate, '50, Miss Henderson- ville, '49. -IANII-QS NICHOLS F. F. A., '40-'49, Commando CUIIIPI Stall, 'SIL FRANCES SUE l'ET'l'Y Tilghain, Ky.. '47-'49, Secretary and Trcztsurer of Student Council, F. H. A., '50, Beta Club, '49, Secretary of Senior Class, H Club, '49-'50, Paper Staff, '50, Cheerleader, '50. O

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HISTORY In the fall of l946, the doors of Hendersonville High School opened to admit 49 little freshmen. This is a record of their joys, triumphs, sorrows and disappointments. To launch our class, we elected Mr. Webb to be our guide and counselor. The class officers were as follows: Bobby Davis, President, Sarah Palmer, Vice-President, Sarah Ann Ketring, Secre- tary and Treasurerg Catherine Mundy, Reporter, Kate Hunter and Martha Alice.,Veach, Cheer- leaders. We had our trials but only the joys are remembered. One of our remembered joys was a wiener roast at Mr. Webb's farm. We started our second year confident of suc- cess and with most of our original number. This year we gained a new member from East Junior High. VVe chose Mr. Webb to stay with us as guide. The election returns showed Robert Kirkpatrick, Presidentg Catherine Mundy, Vice- President, Sarah Ann Ketring, Secretary and Treasurer, Eloise Johnson, Reporter: and to cheer our boys on to victory, Jearl Ann Durham and Peggy Covington were selected as Cheer- leaders. On starting our Junior year we really got ahead financially. We again chose Mr. Webb to be our sponsor and to help with the added business, Mrs. Mack Bingham was elected co-sponsor. This year we needed a competent and experienced staff so we elected Robert Kirkpatrick, Presidentg Courtney Hewgley, Vice-President, Sarah Ann Ketring, Secretary and Treasurer, Kate Hunter, Reporter, and with a number of our boys making the squad, we chose Ruth Garrett and Sarah Ann Ketring to voice our hopes on the gridiron. One of the great triumphs of the year was the junior Play, DAMSELS IN DISTRESS. The proceeds of this went for a gala Hawaiian style junior-Senior Reception. It was given in the new cafeteria which took on a festive look with flowers and gaily colored paper leis to wear around our necks. Also, a long remembered trip came this year as we boarded a bus and journeyed to the historic home of Andrew Jackson. After this we visited the State Prison, this made us feel lucky indeed to be free and on the road to happiness. The perfect day ended by seeing the stage play, MACBETH, at the Community Play- house. Everyone, including Mrs. johnson, who had taught us the drama, and Mrs. Bingham, our sponsor, had a wonderful day. Our last year in high school we took the re- sponsibility of editing the COMMANDO COMET and helping with the annual. True to the fine policy of not changing guides in the middle of the trip we kept our Junior sponsors. We elected Clem Reese, President, Eloise john- son, Vice-Presidentg Sue Petty, Secretaryg Valerie Cage, Treasurerg Peggy Covington, Reporter. We elected Sue Petty as Cheerleader. Kate Hunter was elected Editor of the annual and paper. Our class night, play and graduation are now at hand so we look backward with pride and say We have learned to do some things better, we look forward with anticipation to applying the knowledge we have attained. We now say farewell to fellow students with the admonition that He who strives succeeds. This is to thank the faculty for their aid, advice and sincere words that have helped us in our struggle. EMMA JEAN STAFFORD