Loretto High School - Mustang Yearbook (Loretto, TN)

Text from Pages 1 - 84 of the 1950 volume:

PRESENTED BY THC 1150 SENIORS LORETTO high SCHOOL LORETTO TENN. Table of Com NTS, K Eot£-U±2)zA DsdjsJLLish. A -CJjlSlel BodJrsL o£_£s oC £i2j2 Cu Hy £ A cjzivrjjeS .Aik I vc r EIsJLSzJ J-zS A d 1 e rA S 'h q FOREWORD In the publication of this annual it has been our aim to present to you a true glimpse of our activities and achieve- ments at Loretto High School. We have endeavored to make this volume of the Mus- tang a mirror wherein you might find reflected vividly the various phases of life on our campus during the year 1949-50. In order that you may reminisce and that you may have something to cause you always to cling to Loretto High School as your Alma Mater, the Staff offers you this fourth volume of the Mustang. o To Loretto High Schoot— its people, its ideals, its traditions and its memories, we dedicate this, the Mustang of ’50 LAWRENCE COUNTY Board of Education Seated left to right, Walter Alexander.H. H. Turpen, County Superintendent; John G. Crews, Chairman. Standing, Hilry Weathers, Andrew Boynton, Emmitt Richardson. OAlr,s M u S . 1 kousca, r ______ ' T M 4t + � jk ■ rOf?E FO 0 T A N 0 -Asj EO' 0 X T 0 P£pp r RT ED� 0 ftfc TA 7 Mrs. W. F. Arnold x English Jeanette Brown Commerce John Cutrell Mathematics FACULTY Mrs. Roy Gene Frazier English Juanita Henderson Office Secretary Charles W. Holt Principal Preston Hubbard History Flora Gray Jordan Librarian Mrs. John Pechonick Healthy Phy. Ed. FACULTY John Pechonick Walter V. Potts Bruce Sartor Coachy Math., Science V ocational Agriculture Biologyf Gen. Scienc Louise Sherrill English Maurice Spain Biology, Phy. Ed. Ruth Wimberley Vocational Home Ec. FACULTY SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Melvin Richter ... Frank Brown ...... Barney Gabel ..... Helen Bedingfield Jeanette Brown ... .............President .......Vice President Secretary Treasurer ..............Reporter ...............Sponsor Junetta Augustin True worth needs no interpretation.” Clentice Ayers Wise is the man when hating nothing to say keeps still ” Jean Barnett The course of true love never did run smooth.” Christine Bassham She gives her best to every cause that she upholds ” Helen Bedingfield An ounce of wit is worth a pound of sorrow.” Willard Box Girls, he's not shy, take a look, then give a sigh Frank Brown A true leader, a sincere friend.” William E. Brown A friend anyone would be proud to have. Bobby Burch He loves one! but which one!” Betty Ruth Busby Hair of gold, eyes of blue. Woo! Woo!” Wilbur Buttrum If silence is golden, Wilbur is rich.” Wilma Channels Always loyal and ever true.” Mary Collins The mi Idlest manner, the gentlest heart. Bobbie Clark I saw, loved and married. Nadine Davis Away with ordinary customs, they cramp my style G. C Faulkner Drink not too deeply of the fountain of knowledge lest ye strangle. Uton Fleming I live for fun and fun I have” Barney Gabel For he s a jolly good fellow” Ruth Gamble A girl there was of quiet ways” Harlon Griffin If you don t know, don t worry; ask questions Mayo Hanson The remedy of wrong is to forget them Willa Ruth Henderson Her winning smile and pleasant ways are most endearing. Mildred Henkel A sweet girl with perfect manners: Harold Hollman He likes to hunt; but what for?” Daniel Hunt Combination of the wise and otherwise ” Nell Jacobs She looks like an angel, she acts like one too, but you never can tell what an angel will do” Billy Johnson Forever greets one with a smile dnd a word of cheer” Bonnie Jones You gotta be a football hero.” Alberta Kent Little but loud” Jean Koelsch What would she do without boys?” Ruby Lewis It matters not how long we live, but how” Harold Lyles The best way to hold a girl is in your arms” Gene Matthews Friends, Romans, Countrymen, lend me your girls.” Thomas Noblit '7 don't care what happens next, but I'll get by somehow” J. W. Norwood God -made him, so, therefore, let him pass as a man” Jo Peppers The reason gentlemen prefer red-heads.” Frances Pillow Mix one part joy, two parts happiness, bake in the sunshine of life and you have 'Peggy'- ” Betty Price 1 would be better if I could, but it's awfully lonesome being good ” Bruce Purcell He'd stop St. Peter’s roll to ask a ques- tion” Elnora Quillen ”A helping hand makes a welcome friend.” Melvin Richter Dynamite comes in a small package ” Marcus Rinks School is alright when there is nothing else to do.” t Lena Russ Much can be said about her, but more by her. Brownie Smith Never lets himself be worried, hurried, or flurried . Walton Springer He came to school to get a general idea of things'' Bob Taylor What a cute little baby he must have been Mable Taylor She can love no more; her heart is fullr Billy Turpen No sinner, yet no saint perhaps; while the very best of chaps Walter Van Pelt A very funny boy is he, for he is scared of girls you see. Margie Walters A finer girl is hard to find Huch Williams Girls have ceased to worry him. Garland Venable I don't talk very much, but I think a lot. 1. Snowflake 6. Smile Bob 2. Teachers—at ease 7. Lyles 3. Going my way 8. Think a while 4. Three of a kind 9. Careful Jean 5. Queens Hum— 10. At play 11. Pose please President.......... Vice President..... Secretary-T reasurer Reporter........... Frank White Frank Phillips . Betty Belew Horace Allen ( Absent when picture was taken ) Sponsors...............................Mrs. W. F. Arnold Mr. Walter V. Potts Billy Allen Horace Allen Robert Augustin Sandra Augustin June Beasley Betty Belew Martha Bradley C. J. Brown Willa Ruth Burlison Emma Jean Buttrum Richard Caperton Tuck Chapman Margaret Ann Clark Evelyn Collier Lois Jane Craft Bobby England Garner Ezell June Ezell Evelyn Ferrell Doris Nell Fields Peggy Foust James Gamble Billie Joe Gambrell Mable Gillespie Elaine Golden Bobby Green Joyce Nell Guttery Mary Helen Guttery Jimmy Hammond Winnie Fay Hammond Morris Hanson Wayne Hartsfield Roy Henkel Juanita Hollman T. H. Hollman Lavon Hooie Marcus Howard Kenneth Hughes Bobby Hunt James Johnson Bobby Laurence Betty Joy Looney Claudia Marston Creig Marie McGuire Ovalene McGuire June Mclnnish Emma Nola Mclntear Joy Morrison Freeman Myers Lorene Neidert Harold Newton Jimmie Newton Vernon Newton Kathleen O’Connor Lucian O’Connor Janice Olive Glendon Parrott Frank Phillips Bobby Porter Ray Price Betty Purcell Don Reeves Betty Richardson Bobby Richardson Bill Roberts Robert Robertson Jo Ann Sanders Ralph Shaffer Harley Sinbeck Morris Simpson Joan Sledge Beamon Smith Byron Smith J. E. Smith Barbara Stephenson Ann Stutts Mary Ruth Stutts Margaret Terry Veston Thigpen Peggy Thomas Sue Turpen Lurene Venable Junior Weaver Frank White Howard White Larry White Lewie White Alton Williams Fay Williams Kathryn Willis Hugh Wimbs Jo Yeager OFFICERS President......... Vice-President.... Secretary-Treasurer. Reporter.......... Sponsors.......... ...Adrian Marcus ....Orville Fisher ........Joan Dean Willa Dean Smith Miss Flora Jordan Mr. Maurice Spain Top Row: Purcell, Plott, Hensley, Walters, McCain; Third Row: Busby, Brown, Beyke, Thornton, Killen; Second Row: Belew, Bassham, Hines, Williams, Thomas, Bedingfield, Stanford; First Row: O’Connon, Faulkner, Howard, Brown, Story, Morris, Hines, Fowler. Top Row: Sledge, Odom, Hale, Couch, Box, Davis; Third Row: Jackson, Belew, Pillow, Rhodes, McClain, Lafan, Crews; Second Row: Newman, Roberts, Mabry, Ethredge, Misenhiiner, Belew, Brown; First Row: Looney, Craft, Newman, Hodges, Douglas, Smith, McMahon. Top Row: Bailey, Wilson, Johnson, Rochester, Lyles, Tidwell; Third Row: Gieske, Craw- ford, Barnett, Pedigo, Wray, McDonald, Gibson, Nash, Newton, Noblit; Second Row: Wilcoxson, Springer, Ezell, Ferrell, McGee, Ferguson; First Row: Willis, Newton, Brown, Taylor, Sandlin, McKissack, Hollis. OFFICERS President.......... Vice-President..... Secretary-T re usurer. Reporter............ Sponsors........... ......Bobby J. Olive ......Robert Hooie ........Dot McGee Ellodean Trammell Mr. John Pechonick Mrs. John Pechonick Top Row: Fields, Eddy, Fleming, Belew, Bradley, Brewer, Arnold; Third Row: Hodges, Gladney, Johnston, Baker, Franklin, Rinks, Moore, McAdams; Second Row: Dishoungh, Riddle, Springer, Fields, Frey, Braly, Sandrell, Jones; First Row: Dixon, Hanson, Ouillen, Koelsch, Braly, Wilson, Gibbs. Top Row: Hollman, Williams, Phillips, Walters, Bedingfield, Alvis, Coleman, Ayers; Third Row: Drake, Old, Bailey, Black, Fowler, Matthews, Newton; Second Row: Stutts, Wisdom, Griggs, Price, Mashburn, Box, Price, Peters, Grey; First Row: Wilburn, Smith, Collier, Davis, Fowler, Brown, Beecham. Top Row: Killen, McAfee, Richardson, Garretson, Bottoms, Roberts, Beasley, Barnett, Hammond, Baxter; Third Row. Foust, Tidwell, Cox, Luffman, Smith, Beyke, Dotson; Second Row: Olive, Hollis, Chance, Davis, Bunn, Powell, Gallain; First Row: Davis, Looney, Bell, Hensley, Nelson, Brown. President.................................Frank Brown Vice-President......................................Garner Ezell Secretary-Treasurer...............................................„ Bonnie Jones President. Vice-President Secretary-T reasurer. Frank White .....Albert Kent ...........Jo Yeager ■ CHAPTER MEMBERS Top row, Alvin Jackson, Mayo Hanson, James Purcell, Harold Dean Plott, Paul Misenhimer, Harold Newton, Danny Noblit, Third row, Uton Fleming, Har- old Lyles, Bobby Lawrence, Glendon Par- rott, J. E. Smith, Orva Dee Davis, Hugh Williams, Adrian Markus, Second row, C. J. Brown, Lloyd Brown, Billy Mabry, Billy Hale, Gene Etheridge, Maurice Simpson, Bruce Purcell, James Gamble, First row, Lavon Hooie, Reporter; Bobby Green, Treasurer; Frank Brown, Presi- dent; Ray Price, V-President; Brownie Smith, Secretary; Mr. W. V. Potts, Spon- sor. GREEN HANDS Carrol Phillips, J. D. Eddy, Alton Wil- liams, Garland Venable, Bobby England, Harvel Bottoms, Charles Griggs, Neal Odom, Hugh Wimbs, Dalton Springer, Earl McCain, G. C. Faulkner, J. O. Purcell, Harley Simbeck, Billy Alvis, Billy Beecham, Sanford Killen, Bobby Belew, Sonny Bedingfield, Dean Baxter, Charles Mashburn, Ted Kimbrell, Lowell McAfee, Wayne Fleming, James Belew, Charles Richardson, Billy Black, Ken- neth Hunt, Orville Fisher, Howard Kel- ley Raines, Robert Hooie, Marcus How- ard, Bobby Fields, J. Fred Johnson, Has- sel Ayers, Jimmy Hammond, Wayne Hartfield, Allen Belew, Bobby Chance, Kenneth Moore, Bobby Stout, James Rid- dle, Bobby Hunt, George Frey, Da,vid Blair, Joel Snoddy, Jimmy Bell, Elton Gray, Adrian Nelson, Bobby Rex Davis, Roy Burlison, LeRoy Newton, Jimmy Koelsch, Wayne Han- son, Roy Smith. We are the Future Homemakers of America. We face the future with warm courage and high hope.” OFFICERS President.......... Vice-President..... Secretary-Treasurer Sponsor............ Reporter........... Historian.......... ...Alberta Kent Jo Yeager Betty Belew Ruth Wimberley Jo Ann Sanders ...Evelyn Ferrell Top Row: June Beasley, Janice Olive, Juanita Hollman, Betty Purcell, Wilma Channels, Peggy Foust; Second Row: Joy Morison, Mary Collins, Jo Peppers, Wilma Ruth Hender- son, Jean Koelsch, Creig McGuire; First Row: Evelyn Ferrell, Jo Ann Sanders, Alberta Kent, Jo Yeager, Betty Belew. Top Row: Eilodean Trammell, Betty Jones, Betty Sue McGee, Eleanor Stutts, Willa Dean Smith, Betty McKissack; Fifth Row: Nell Gieske, Jane Drake, Jewel Dean Hines, Jean Barnett, June Mclnnish, Magalene Bailey, Marie Weaver; Fourth Row: Bobbie McAdams, Helen Walters, Mary Ella Rinks, Martha Bradley, Mable Gillespie, Mary Ruth Stutts, Bonnie Nell Springer, Marjorie Fowler; Third Row: Sue Fowler, Betty Ferguson, Sarah Ann Smith, Ann Hammond, Joan Brown, Betty Joy Looney; Second Row: Barbara June Gibbs, Carolyn Clark, Ellen Brown, Lois Sandrell, Dorothy Smith, Carolyn Foust, Janice Matthews; First Row: Peggy Douglas, Joan Dean, Bonneli Fowler, Sylvia Davis, Nell Davis, Mary Nell Wilcoxson. OFFICERS President.............................Nadine Davis Vice-President...................,.. Christine Bassham Sec. and Treas......................Mildred Henkel Sponsor.............................Jeanette Brown Christine Bassham, Nadine Davis, Willa Ruth Henderson, Mildred Hen- kel, Nell Jacobs, Lena Russ, Mable Taylor. GREGGETTES” The purpose of this club is to promote a higher degree of skill and ac- curacy in shorthand, in the hope that the student may become more effi- cient in commercial work. President. Vice-President. Secretary-T re usurer Frank White ....Willard Box ...........Jo Yeager Billy Turpen, Bobby Porter, Billy Johnson, Marcus Howard, Peggy Foust, June Mc- Innish, Jo Ann Sanders, Jo Yeager, Harold Lyles, Frank White, Melvin Richter, Veston Thigpen, Bonnie Jones, Garner Ezell. Marjorie Sue Fowler, Robbie Ann Franklin, Bobby Green, Charles Crawford, Creig Mc- Guire, Sec.-Treas.; Mr. John Pechonic, Sponsor: Melvin Richter, Pres.; Jean Koelsch, Alberta Kent, V. Pres. Ellodean Trammell, Dot McGee, Bobby June Olive, Orville Fisher, Frank White, Betty Belew, Adrain Marcus, Frank Brown, Willa Dean Smith, Mr. C. W. Holt, Sponsor; Joan Dean, Horace Allen, Barney Gabel, Robert Hooie, Frank Phillips, Helen Bedingfield, Melvin Richter. FOOTBALL SCORES Loretto 6 Loretto -.55 Loretto 0 Loretto 20 Loretto s 31 Loretto 25 Loretto 28 Loretto 18 Loretto 26 Pulaski ...........7 Chapel Hill........7 Lawrenceburg......21 Dickson ..........21 Hohenwald ........19 ■ Cornersville ......6 Henderson .........0 Campbeilsville ....0 Lynnville .........7 Elmon Wilson Frank White Harley Sinbeck Betty Fields, Joy Morrison, Sylvia Davis, Jo Ann Sanders, Evelyn Ferrell, Creig Marie Mc- Guire, Bonnell Fowler. Katherine Hollis, Margaret Terry, Elaine Golden, Jo Yeager, Betty Sue McGee, Wilma Jean Channels, Manager; Jo Ann Sanders, Captain; Mr. Maurice Spain, Coach; Joan Dean, Manager; Barbara Stephenson, Peggy Foust, Jimmie Lou Wray, Mary Lee Mc- Mahon, Sue Turpen, Betty Ferguson. Not Pictured; Dot Marston, June Mclnnish, Jo Tidwell. Mr. John Pechonick, Coach; Lavon Hooie, James Belew, Harold Lyles, Elmon Wilson, Daniel Hunt, Harley Sinbeck, Robert Hooie, Larry White, Bobby Porter, Bonnie Jones, Captain; Garner Ezell, Bill Turpen, Marcus Howard. Dec. 9—Summerton .................Here Dec. 13—Waynesboro ..............There Dec. 16—Collinwood ...............Here Dec. 19—Father Ryan ..............Here Jan. 3—Lawrenceburg ..............Here Jan. 6—Linden ...................There Jan. 10—Bodenham ................There Jan. 13—Waynesboro ...............Here Jan. 17—Pulaski ..................Here Jan. 20—Linden ...................Here Jan. 24—Clifton...................Here Jan. 27—Hohenwald................There Jan. 31—Collinwood...............There Feb. 3—Summertown ...............There Feb. 4—Columbia .................There Feb. 7—Lawrenceburg .............There Feb. 10—Pulaski .................There Feb. 14—Clifton................. There Feb. 17—Hohenwald ................Here Feb. 24—Blanche ..................Here MABLE TAYLOR FRANK BROWN MOST VERSATILE Jo Yeager Frank White MOST POPULAR Betty Belew Garner Ezell To those people who back us, the business men who have made possible this edition of THE MUSTANG, t we are sincerely grateful. studio The Bald-Headed Boys Phone 3286 1041 2 N. Military Street LAWRENCEBURG, TENNESSEE amorist DAIRIES, INC. Distributors of Quality Dairy Products PASTEURIZED MILK ICE CREAM BUTTERMILK ICE CREAM MIX CREAM CHOCOLATE MILK BUTTER QodU pt'A £ Prescriptions Phone 83 — Loretto, Tennessee BEHIND EVERY PRESCRIPTION IS QUALITY, PURITY AND ACCURACY WHEN FILLED AT DODSON'S DRUG STORE IN LORETTO. THEY ARE PRESCRIPTION SPECIALISTS AND CARRY FRESH DRUGS . . . KODAK FILMS . . . VETERINARY SUPPLIES AND INSTRUMENTS . . . COTY'S TOILETRIES . . . STATIONERY . . . STANDARD CANDY . . . GREETING CARDS . . . SICK ROOM SUPPLIES . . . FIRST AID NEEDS . . . COSTUME JEWELRY . . . CLOCKS AND WATCHES . . . ALSO BABY FOODS . . . BABY NEEDS . . . SERUMS AND VACCINES. YOU'LL ALSO FIND YOUR FAVORITE DRINK AND FLAVOR FRESH ICE CREAM AT DODSON'S DRUG STORE IN LORETTO. SO FOR COURTEOUS TREATMENT . . . PROMPT . . . SERVICE AND DEPEND- ABILITY . . . ALWAYS STOP AT DODSON'S DRUG STORE IN LORETTO. Compliments of H.W.LAY 6, CO., INC. MFGS. OF LAY PRODUCTS '■i cAaXclicHi Phone 3221 Everything for the Farm and Home Lawrenceburg, Tennessee Manufacturers of Flour, Meals, and Feeds. Also do Custom Grinding LORETTO £xqui tte fleutelxy FINE JEWELRY AND GIFTS FOR ALL OCCASIONS THE STORE THAT PLEASES. DOWNEY 6, JONES Convenient Terms Phone 4506 Lawrenceburg Tennessee YOUR LATEST FASHIONS at Depot St. PHONE 4136 Lawrenceburg, Tenn. BEECHAM FUNERAL SERVICE Loretto, Tenn. Phone 18 O. S. BEECHAM (owner) St. Joseph Burial Association, St. Joseph, Tenn. Phone I 14 SANFORD SPRINGER (Manager) Licensed Embalmers, Tenn.—Ala. Compliments of tC etto TELEPHONE CO. RALPH J. PASSARELLA, (Manager) Vu£co KuJ e?r CmpoMif AUTOMOTIVE and ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES 205 - 207 North Military Street Lawrenceburg, Tennessee jC(201MC MILLING CO. FEED, SEED, FLOUR MEAL, FERTILIZER Leoma, Tenn. 'Building Material and Supplies Depot Street Phone 3515 Lawrenceburg, Tennessee FOR COMFORT—FOR DURABILITY FOR STYLE yZe i'A STORE Complete Home Furnishings Electrical Appliances Compliments of MOTOR CO.INC □ODBC PA5SENSER CAES DODGE TRUCKS Lawrenceburg, Tenn. Phone 3595 Compliments of o tetfo c)cAoo( fye TM LORETTO, TENN. COMPLIMENTS SUN SPOT DOUBLE COLA DEPENDABLE SERVICE jkj 5 C7 cP cc z CLEANERS Phone 4526 Vy Lawrenceburg, Tennessee Tefedt cest'A STORE General Merchandise Loretto, Tennessee Phone 85 COMPLIMENTS OF HOUSE LANCE Cookies, Candies, Peanuts SALESMAN ARNOLD HILL Flowers for all occasions We Deliver Phone 18 fyzcckaMi FLOWER SHOP LORETTO, TENNESSEE COMPLIMENTS OF c-ir teme CANDV CO. SALESMAN MR. AUSTIN Florence, Alabama liiafrlt 'A DAIRY Wholesome Jersey Milk Phone 13 J. Loretto, Tennessee Dependable Service LORETTO Dby sM-e Zsir- Your business will be appreciated Phone 88 J -J I : 5s 1 11 R.D KILLEN AND CO. Loretto, Tenn. Phone 4 hictdou-cMl'A BAKERY Tasty Bread South Jefferson Street Athens, Ala. Phone No. 475 BEAVERS DEAN General Merchandise Five Points, Tennessee tfcuo- £ a+icc PURE MILK CCV Pure Pasteurized Dairy Products Lawrenceburg, Tennessee SERVICE STATION Esso Products, Tires, Batteries Groceries and Meats FOSTER and MERIDIAN Phone 82 St. Joseph, Tenn. Compliments oCc eM SHOE SHOP All work guaranteed Compliments of PEPSI COLA CouiPmy COMPLIMENTS OF COFFEY Co. Lawrenceburg, Tennessee • COMPLIMENTS OF FURNITURE CO. Depot St. Lawrenceburg, Tennessee COMPLIMENTS OF MOODY GRIFFIN FURNITURE CO. Lawrenceburg, Tennessee COMPLIMENTS OF icX Ai Phone 3511 Lawrenceburg, Tennessee AND SONS Feeds, Seeds, Fertilizer Hardware N. Military Street Phone 3616 Lawrenceburg, Tennessee M CxM Giecfc-fc dpfiiiOAMieA 208 N. Military St. Telephone 3756 Lawrenceburg, Tennessee Utycui j tM. jC Peters Shoes, Myers Pumps, Paint, Dry— rVH Goods and Groceries St. Joseph, Tenn. 1 d MET BANK St. Joseph, Tenn. SHAPRIO PRODUCE CO St. Joseph, Tenn. ARTHUR JOHNSON, Mgr. LADIES WEAR ALWAYS SOMETHING NEW Beauty Shop — Second Floor Lawrenceburg, Tennessee PHOTOS 12' 2 East Side Sq. Dial 4544 Lawrenceburg, Tenn. COMPLIMENTS OF 3 k). iD'Utcx NATIONAL STORES INC. Lawrenceburg, Tenn. Lawrenceburg, Tenn. dCee' BOOTE RY Naturaliier Florsheim Shoes Phone 3111 Lawrenceburg, Tennessee DEPT. STORE 129 East Gain Street Where the District Shops, Phone 3680 Lawrenceburg, Tennessee COMPLIMENTS OF BOTTLING CO. Pulaski, Tenn. COMPLIMENTS OF GREEN'S PAN-AM SERVICE Lore+to Tenn. SALESMAN BILLY BRASHEARS Phone 482 GRILL Lawrenceburg, Tennessee Phone 4111 BROTHERS Allis-Chalmers Farm Equipment Lawrenceburg, Tenn. CkuM'A BARBER 5H0P Loret+o, Tenn. (3ta£ A DRY GOODS Buster Brown's Shoes Lawrenceburg, Tennessee WHOLESALE GROCERIES 0 Nashville, Tenn. Compliments of C. Ji). Itfoole £ ■ u Lawrenceburg, Tenn. oP teMo Gzfie Loretto, Tenn. Compliments of Gfaru de . P-AabMoa Lawrenceburg, Tenn. Compliments of ItfacA Lawrenceburg, Tenn. Ct+tfyuzJ?cfestittce Sfotum Lawrenceburg, Tenn. Compliments of yfck'efoetj'A cShop Lawrenceburg, Tenn. Compliments of (Jetton luti) Juodafa Stfrte Phone 4786 Lawrenceburg, Tenn. !?. . Se eaA d. Co. 201 Depot St. Lawrenceburg, Tenn. R. H. BELEW G.A. DUGGER Kaiser — Frazer c?2om£ Ttfeiezi S fcite Loretto, Tenn. Compliments of MRS. C.S. ETHEREDGE St. Joseph, Tenn. Compliments of '7h. CoPfe i , Soma WHOLESALE GROCERS Pulaski, Tenn. Compliments of A FRIEND 7'aylvi-ntacie SCHOOL ANNUALS SKILLED CRAFTSMEN —MODERN EQUIPMENT and 35,000 SQUARE FEET OF FLOOR AREA are combined to produce FINE SCHOOL ANNUALS for 1400 schools in twenty-three states TAYLOR PUBLISHING COMPANY P. O. Box 597 DALLAS, TEXAS 6320 Denton Dr.