Millington High School - Trojan Yearbook (Millington, TN)

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was also the most modern of them all. Our streamlined locomotive made a complete canvass of the South this year. Before our trip really started we had to halt at Memphis for complete repairs. On board jumped Billie Bright from Humes and Raymond Miller from CBC. They both added much to our journey. We stopped at the port of Jasper, Alabama for a large shipment. One of these packages was none other than that little old southern gal by the name of Jean Sellers. Also in East Tennessee, we stopped at the Red Bank Train Station. Here the redcaps loaded on Billy and Harold Millard. Getting closer to home we detoured to Halls where we added Gloria Davidoff to our row of passengers. Now we were coming close to the end of our journey and we had at last received all our passengers, and believe me we had a full house in Car No. 12. As our Football Queen this year we chose Peggy Crain, who really ran a good race, although she lost. Upon coming into Millington for the last time, some of the members of the Senior Class, and some under classmen, gathered upon the platform at the end of the caboose. Here we put on that comedy play entitled, “We Shook The Family Tree. We also chose as our hostess to help us this year, Miss Long. She has led us through many hardships and over many bumps along the road. She also directed the aforementioned play. Yes, Miss Long and Mrs. Chambers have really done a lot to get us ready for getting off this locomotive, which has really furnished us the best trip of our lives. To Mr. Osteen we owe lots of gratitude. He has guided us over all of the rough roads of our short journey. Yes, we, the Senior Class of 1948have really had a lot of fun these years, and we sincerely hope that the following classes will go out the doors of this school withan attitude of happiness and thankfulness, and really look back over their school years in a sincere sort of way. We are now ready to step off the back steps of this caboose and board a more organized and modern train: THE TRAIN OF LIFE. Yes, some of us will go to college and others will find other ways to do more than just pass the time. So, as we go out we hope that each of our classmates willbe beckonedin the right direction, and where the right train is waiting for you. If you just look hard enough and listen intently enough you will surely hear the right conductor calling, “ALL ABOARD FOR THE TRAIN TO THE RIGHT LIFE FOR YOU. 18

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(Juniors GAY BAILEY JAMES BAILEY CLARA BATES SADIE BOWMAN DONALD CASEY SAMMYE CHURCHWELL JOYCE COOK MARION COSCIA MARION CRAIG ANN CRENSHAW DAN CRENSHAW JACK DENSFORD THOMAS DOYLE ANGELA EASTWOOD CURTIS GRANTHAM ANN HALL JOANNE HANLEY LILLIE MAE HARDER BOBBY HENDERSON JAY HOBBS LUCILLE HOOVER BILL JETER LUELLA KIRKLAND BILLY KUYKENDALL MARTHA LAMPORT 20