Lawrence County High School - Law Co Hi Yearbook (Lawrenceburg, TN)

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Early in the second semester, the Beta Club initiated the following 141, N. Wisdom, M. Waters,D. Warren, H. Turnbow, Sowell,C. Perry, A. Patton, M. Kemper, C. Johnston, Hoernig, Hodge, J. Graves, Gar- ner, Galloway, G. Danial, V. Crowder, S. Crews, and M. Chambers. New Science Club members were: Blair, S. Crews,Galloway,Garner, Littrell, G. Robertson, I. Robinson, and H. Turnbow. New Projectors' Club members were, B, Chambers, Crawford, Dillion, Ells, K. Ezell, M. Graves,T. Hudson, R. Lohorn, McRee, N. Truitt, H. Turnbow, and B. Wisdom. Seniors taking part in WDXE Day on Feb. 16 were: Rayfield, B. Harris, Evers, B. Brewer, Mattox, Brian, Ken Hubbard, Perry, E. Crews, Downey, Sandusky, Hodge, Remke, Rawdon, B. Springer, Joe Owens, Scoggin, Durham, Kerstein, W. B. Smith, and Beckham. I. Sandusky, J. A1ford,G. Rayfield, J. Douglass, and Mr. Crews at- tended the State Beta Club Convention in Nashville late in March. The D, E.Club was host to the District D. E. Convention on March 18, Bill Graves, representing Middle Tennessee, and Miss Old attended the National D, E. Convention in Kansas late in April. At the State F.H.A. Conventionnattended by several from L.C.H,S., Gail Denson received the State F.H.A. Degree,the first L.C.H.S.student ever to do so. Those receiving Chapter F.H.A. Degrees this year were, Mathis, A. White, A. Patton, N. Patton,J. Llndsey,J. Brink, Helton, and J. Crews. Eloise Crews, Miss Norton, and Mrs. Willis appeared on a Saturday morning household program at WSM. J, B, Perry and Mr. Odeneal were among those attending the State F.F,A Convention, also teams under their leadership went out to demonstrate F.F.A. work to the eighth graders in the county. Of five senior plays, the first was The Juke Box 171, which was given late in March under sponsorship of the Beta Club and repeated under that of the D. E. Club and a local sorority, the cast included: Graves, Rawdon, O. Freeman, E. Freeman, E. Crews, Rainey, T. Springer, Kimble, Pierce, T. Robertson, Holt, Troup, Murdock, Lay, and B. L, Osborne. The cast of Twelve Old Maids 15j, given April l, included: Blasingim, D. Crews, Shaffer, Prince, Gobbell, Frazier, Kerstein, Long, Rohling, Joe Owens, D, Belew, Wallin, V. Bishop, Jackson, and Mr. Crews. Dora Dean was presented on April 8 and again on Arfil 10, Aunt Billie from Texas was given on April 16. Autograph Ann 16j, the first play to be staged in the new gym, was presented April 23, its east including: Jack Owens, B. Harris, Doug- A w..,..,, , gjgg. .-sa. -fi' S L . XJL -- lass, Brian, Gray, W. B. Smith, Hall, C. Jones, Mattox, Evers, Penn- ington, Holland, Tice, Marston, Gresham, L. Clayton, Spurgeon, Clifton,and Rochelle. Between acts of this play, Miss Helton awarded prizes to the winners of the Science Exhibit held April 8 121, B. Springer, Whitehead, Ellis, Crowder, M. Markus, and B. Lawrence,Mr. Crews also presented special senior awards 13y to, Springer, Valed., Perry, Treas., Beckham, Salut., Rayfield, V.-Pres., Nelson, Library, Cunningham, English, Markus, History, Brewer, Pres., Evers, Sec. and Commercial, 1Denson, H.Ec., not shownl. On Tuesday, April 15, L.C.H.S. was represented at the County Government Day observance by: Hood, Hester, D. Berryhill, E. Staggs, T. Killen, K. Marston, G. Rayfield, and Evers. On the following day, the seniors went by automobile to Shiloh 181 for their traditional half- holiday and on Friday of that week, the Band went by Greyhound bus to Shelbyville to observe the Band Contest. On April 26, the seniors went by bus to Memphis for the day 113, one member of the class found such good grazing at the zoo that he decided to stayl On the same day,A. Patton and M. Chambers represented the Wildcat Staff at the 'Nashville Banner Contest. The annual staff is sorry that the 1952 Law-Co-Hi contains some errors that were beyond its control. It regrets that ,lack's and loe's pictures were reversed, that Richard's name was misspelled, that the names of the Most Popular and Most Athletic Seniors were reversed, and that the United Nations emblem was printed upside down. Say, did you see Mr. Coffman's eyes shining when the student body presented him with his table radio as a parting gift? And did you see him proudly telling time by the watch the faculty gave him? ln be- half ofthe student body, the Law-Co-Hi ' Staff bids Mr. Coffman Good-bye and wishes him Good Luck in his new position. 1- -.... , i.,i- 1- 17-1-ml-1 t rm-117-1q...1l1 1