Trousdale County High School - Stepping Stone Yearbook (Hartsville, TN)

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J-yr S te ping S tone H'-f or UM fir crm The uunuor Class of 40 -ll, a seaworthy crew, set saul un September, 194-O for a nune months xoyage on the sea of funaneual and scholastuc adventures Thus sea luke all other seas was beset wuth ups and downs good weather and bad Naturally the maun thought un each of the fifty junuor munds was to get across thus sea un safety to the next port and attend the annual sprung eyent the unuor Senuor banquet Durung, our xox age we were so fortunate as to have a very capable skupper of whom we were yerx prouud Nluss Gentry kept our shup saulung smoothly over the sea, relueved temporaruly by 'Nlr Key kk e ulso h ud 1 yery cooperatuve crew They knew the ropes Our Presudent Ras Holder seryed effueuentlx us hrst mute ll ut hadnt been for such hearty cooperatuon of the crew the tudal wave of funaneual worrues would haye washed us away lhe poor passengers of our townshup were worrued constantly by the crew to buy candy, tuckets to shows eh unees on a turkev and cold drunks l erh up ut mught be unterestung to the reader to glance at the actuyutues of the erew l'urst we hear musuc Hoodung the deck Edna Harper has turned on the raduo un the captauns quarters kept spotless by the neat gurl of the crew Chrustune MacDonald llue u undy that was constantly beung sold was made by the crew The first sux weeks of the un Blunehe Looks c'ubun for the purpose of makung the first amount Oh Boy' What a mess lueulle l uurnell l'lsue Huley und Iuculle Oldhaun were very successful un sellung every sack the next day ut ouur athletue aetuyutues l'rnest Kerly certaunly dud hus part un both buyung and eatung lhe eold drunks sold that hot day by asper Belcher W I' Duxon Donald Garrett and Bully Woodmore tertaunlv dudn t taste bad lhese refreshments were sold at all of our football games whule Ralph Dunean Herbert Puercy Lup Stubblefueld Ras Holder und Horas Oldham dud theur part un makung the games successful Luter on ouur xoyage, Lallue Morgan and Ray Gregory went un for basketball whule Dorothy kVrught turned out to be eaptuun of the gurls team and she wuth Frances Garrett composed a bug part of the uuuauuu teanu You nexer could o out on the deck but what you heard a constant laughung or chatterung Nluldred Beal Nlargaret Beleher Nell Cornwell, and Gadell Murphy kept everyone happy wuth theur eonstanr good hunuor Xnd then from another part of the shup you could always hear the sound of boys xouees and lookung eloselv you could finally see that they were crowded around that cute blonde of the elass 'klary Martun Xlanx of our crew were constantly workung wuth theur hobbues Ruth McMurry was constantly suttung und pauntung many of her beautuful puctures whule Ada Haluburton dud her very good pruntung and she w ls noted for the neat records and notebooks she kept on our yoyage ames Gregory sen ed as a nueehunue for the shup and Marv Evelyn Carman served as our most effucuent stenographer sunce she s so good un ty pung We also had a yerx stuuduous group Ethel Satterfueld constantly had a book open whuch re sulted un all of her grades beung above nunety five Chrustune Burton had a tume keepung her French and l atun sepurated w hule Xnnue J Martun labored wuth her geometry ln one eahun Jessue Barrett lkluce Cothron and Irene Stafford were gathered whule un another Nlarue fuoud l'luzabeth Dav, Dorothy and Edna Puesley and Munnue Townes were suttung as both groups duseuussed the weather ouur aetuwutues and all that sort of thung uuuunuue laxlor Sarah Reese and Dauu Rusell were of course wuth us again thus year YVe are sure thut ouur eaptauns wushed that the rest of us could haye been as quuet as Dan and jummue, and ey erxone enxued Sarah because of her sweet dusposutuon R Q Xlorgan and Raymond Gregory lungered every day on the deck around the shuuffle board und jouned un wuth the rest of the nouse Durung the yoxage two of our crew Helen Nunley and Bullv Lothron sauled off on the sea of matrumonx We were xerx sorry when fella Norton one of ouur members left the shup Louuse lk heeler was especuallx sorry, sunee they were first mates We thought Chrustune lxnught had left the shup for good but she soon returned and everyone was glad she dud We had one new member udded to our crew un the muddle of the yoyage Nlarue Thompson from XX estnuorland Xnd so at the last of 'Xlay we came to the end of our yoyage Even wuth all of our ups and downs exerxone enjox ed the trup Waterloo Brudge came un vuew, everyone enjoyed the sught of ut, the cold drunks and the Cuothards feasted on ' Mortumern for weeks lke are eertaunlx ready for our three months furlough and next year we start on a voyage whuch takes us through our funal year on the shup and we suncerely hope we may saul through as smoothly un the uncomung gales as we have ln the past so 2 ' , , J' . - , 1 J-,A H N' I ,-'ff 5 E X -is ' r - , X! 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