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

Text from Pages 1 - 78 of the 1945 volume:

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It is our hope that those who may come on after us will cherish the tradi- tions of our institution and hold high ideals for it foremost in their minds. May they find the same joy here that we have found. Look benevolently upon our efforts. ..s2.. k ,--p-v--van--v uw-u-wqllfv !rl1,',Fl n ' n1u2l:n2u!n2nXu!i2u lxlxIIIIlzlzlxlxlzlxlxlxlxlzlzlxIxlXIXIIIXI2IXIXlIlXIXlXlxl:lxlxlxlxlxlxlxlxlxlxlxlxI Q D E D I C A T I O N 5 Mzny have gone from among us to protect our Q country against the enemy. To those who will IQ never return, we. the Senior Class of Trousdale E, County High School, dedicate this the nineteenth E volume of the Stepping Stone. Q 3 I IXIXIXI I IXl2I2IXI2I2I2I2I2lXIXl2lIlXIXl2IXIXIX!2I2I2I2l2I2IXl2lXl2l2l2l2lXl2uXuXIXIXl2l2l2l2lXlXl2lXl 2 I E , STEPPING STONE , -aug.,- R,, HIGH SCHOOL BUILDING MR. I. C. PULLIAS RACHEL DALTON SENIOR SPONSORS -4M HIGH SCHOOL FACULTY I. C. PULLIAS, Principal Cumberland University, A. B. Peabody College, M. A. History Senior Class Sponsor RACHEL DALTON David Lipscomb Ir. College University of North Carolina, A. B English, Director of Speech Arts Senior Class Sponsor ELEANOR STONE Bowling Green College of Commerce Commercial Instructor ELIZABETH FURGASON Tenn. College for Women, B. S. Natural Science Sponsor of Freshman Boys NELLE SMITH Tenn. College for Women, B. A. Music, Geometry MARGARET SMITH Cumberland University, B. A. Spanish, Mathematics Iunior Class Sponsor MARY AGNES KIRBY Middle Tenn. State College, B. S. English, Sophomore Sponsor MRS. RUSSELL H. PITCHFORD Bethel Womans Ir. College University of Tennessee, B. S. Home Economics Freshman Girls Sponsor C. H. WILBURN University of Tennessee, B. S. A. Agriculture CARRIE SPEARS Cumberland University, B. S. Peabody College, B. S. Librarian SLOAN IOBE Union University, A. B. Coach, Social Science LUCIE CLAYBORNE State Teachers College Peabody College English, Mathematics Aeronautics MRS. A. R. DALTON Belhaven College Peabody College Science, English Eighth Grade Sponsor MRS. E. D. FREEDLE State Teachers College Martin College Spelling, History Seventh Grade Sponsor -5.. , STEPPING STONE STAFF MARY C'0f!fRON FFA TURE EDITOR ALICE GOTHARD EDITOR-IIV-CHIEF 5: MARTHA CONNWELL A-SST. BUSINESS E0- JUANITA BEAL Ass, Imran LOIS Mcmumzr BUSINESS MGR. EDAKA CHAMBERLAIAI ASSFFIATVFE E0 RACHEL DALTON FACULTY ADI'l50R si 'LASSIF CUNNIAIGI-IAM ADYIRVISIAIG MGR. WILLIAM MASSFY A5571 CL05 50. RUTH DUNCAN A551 A016 MGR IVATE' JASTIAAI SPORTS ED. JAGK RAIVKIN 61.116 50 .,5H- 41.6. GREG-OR Y A3375 CLASS ED. NAT VANCE A5571 SPORVS 50 TIIURMAN COTIIRGIV CLASS ED. .W L . .s .-.,-----k.STEPPING STONE SARAH HALEY, Secretary And for the few that only lend their ear, that few world. Club, '42, '43, '44, '45: President, '45: Vice- of Middle Tenn. Home Ec. Club, '45: Vice- of Freshman Class, '42: Secretary of Soph- is all the Home Ec. President President omore Class, '43: Secretary of Iunior Class, '44: Sec- retary of Senior Class, '45: Pep Squad, 45: Press Club, '45: Club Editor of Hilltop Tattler, '45: Basket- ball, '44. VIRGINIA KEY WHIPPLE, Treasurer Fair weather weddings make fair weather lives. Home Ec. Club, '42, '43, '44, '45: Vice-President, '42: Secretary, '44: Beta Club, '44, '45: Treasurer of Iunior Class, '44: Treasurer of Senior Class. BILLY MERRYMAN, President Wise men say nothing in dangerous times. Football, '42, '43, '44, '45: Alternate Captain, '44: Captain, '45: Basketball, '44, '45: F. F. A.. '43, '44, '45: Poland-China Pig Club, '44: Vice-President of the Sophomore Class, '43: Glee Club, '43: President of Letter Club, '44: Letter Club, '45: Dramatic Club, '43, '45: President of Iunior Class, '44: President of Senior Class, '45: Most Popular Boy of Senior Class. TRAVIS MORGAN, Vice-President What men have done can still be done and shall be done today. President Freshman Class, '42: Student Council, '42, F. F. A., '42, '43, '44, '45: Vice-President, '44: Presi- dent, '45: Poland-China Pig Club, '42, '43, '44, '45: Secretary and Treasurer, '43, '44: President Pig Club, '45: President of Sophomore Class, '43: Vice-Presi- dent of Iunior Class, '4l: Letter Club, '44, '45: Vice- President, '45: Football, '44, '45: Basketball, '44, '45: Alternate Captain, '45: Vice-President of Senior Class: President of Dramatic Club, '45: Beta Club, '44, '45: Vice-President, '45: Fire Squad, '45: Expres- sion, '45: Most Likely to Succeed of Senior Class: Salutatorian. Z E I I -3- STEPPING STONEVWYW .E M 01 H- ., IUANITA BEAL Here comes the lady! O, so light a foot will ne'er wear out the everlasting flint. Home Ec. Club, '42, '43, '44, '45, Expression, '42, '43, '44, '45, Dramatic Club, '42, '43, '44, '45, Pep Squad, '43, '45, Music, '45, Beta Club, '44, '45, Secretary, '45, Club Editor of Hilltop Tattler, '44, F. F. A., Queen, '45, Assistant Editor of STEPPING STONE Class Reader. MARY FRANCES BROOKS She is as good as she is fair, none on earth can excel her there. Dramatic Club, '44, '45, Reporter of Press Club, '45 Alumni Reporter of Hilltop Tattler, '45, Home Ec. Club, '42, '43, '44, '45, Treasurer of Home Ec. Club, '42, Pep Squad, '45, Beta Club, '44, '45, Glee Club, '42, '43, Music, '42, '43, Most Studious Senior Girl. Valedictorian. MAGGIE LINVILLE, Reporter I hate nobody, I am in charity with the world. Home Ec. Club, '42, '43, '44, '45, Dramatic Club, '44, '45, Letter Club, '44, '45, Pep Squad, '42, '43, '44, 45, Basketball, '44, '45, Reporter of Senior Class. NATE BASTIAN The fool doth think he is wise, but the wise man knows himself to be a fool. F. F. A., '42, '43, '44, '45, Secretary, '44, '45, Fire Squad, '42, '44, '45, Chief, '45, Basketball, '42, Football, '44, Beta Club, '44, '45, Treasurer, '45, Club, '43, '44, '45, President, '44, Letter Club, '44 Secretary of Fire Squad, '44. Best All Around of Senior Class. '45, Pig . '45: Boy Q.. W i STEPPING STONE, E A are lg t MARTHA FRANCES CORNWELL Fair and honest! Always at a place and task .... Success lies along the path of such. Home Ec. Club, '42, '43, '44, '45, Reporter, '42, Glee Club, '42, Dramatic Club, '42, '44, '45, Tattler Staff, '45, Press Club, '45, Assistant Business Manager of STEPPING STONE: Philosopher: Wittiest Girl ot Senior Class. ' MARY COTHRON Happy am I, from cares I am free. Why aren't they all contented like me? Home Ec. Club, '42, '43, '44, '45, Student Council, '43, Feature Editor of STEPPING STONE, '45, Basket- ball, '42, '43, '44, '45, Most Athletic Girl of Senior Class, Dramatic Club, '44, '45, Letter Club, '42, '43, '44, '45, Pep Squad, '42, '43, '44, '45, Press Club, '44, '45, Assistant Sports Editor of Hilltop Tattler. DOROTHY CARR A little too wise, they say, do ne'er live long. Home Ec. Club, '42, '43, '44, '45, Dramatic Club, '45, Basketball, '44, Pep Squad, '42, '43, Press Club, '45, Giftorian. EDNA CHAMBERLAIN She was ever fair and never proud, had tongue at and yet never loud. Home Ec. Club, '42, '43, '44, '45, Basketball, '42, '43, '44, '45, Letter Club, '44, '45, Dramatic Club, '44, '45: Pep Squad, '42, '43, '44, '45, Assistant Feature Edi- tor of STEPPING STONE. Prettiest Girl of Senior Class. ...10.. STEPPING STONE- AGNES DUNCAN And where a lady's in the case, you know all other things give place. Home Ec. Club, '42, '43, '44, '45: Press Club, '45, MARIORIE DUNCAN A nicer and better girl you'll never meet. She's a fine girl and a real athlete. Secretary of Freshman Class, '42: Home Ec. Club '42, '43, '44, '45: Treasurer, '44: Glee Club, '42, '43 Sextette, '42: Voice, '42, '43, '44: Treasurer of Soph omore Class, '43: Trio, '43g Dramatic Club, '42, '43, '44, '45: Beta Club, -'44, '45: Press Club, '44, '45p Edi- tor of Tattler, '45: Letter Club, '44: Basketball, '44 Pep Squad, '45: Soloist. Best All Around Senior Girl. THURMCN COTHRON Close up your eyes and draw the curtain close: and let us all to meditation. F. F. A., '42: Boys' Glee Club, '42, '43: Dramatic Club, '42: Student Council, '43g Class Editor of Stepping Stone, '45. LASSIE DEAN CUNNINGHAM Grace was in all her steps, heaven in her eye: in every gesture, dignity and love. Home Ec. Club, '42, '43, '44, '45: Glee Club, '42, '43: Piano G Voice, '42, '43: Pep Squad, '42, '43, '44, '45: Cheer Leader? '45: Dramatic Club, '44, '45, Treasurer. '45: Letter Club, '44, '45: Advertising Manager of Stepping Stone: Most Talented: Basketball, '44, '45: Captain of Girls' Team, '45: Press Club, 44, '45: Sex- tette, '43: Trio, '43. ll- -L Vw-- no . .L .STEPPING STONE , -S-, - - .C-1, RUTH DUNCAN BILLY GREGORY I dare do all that become a man: who dares do more is none. F. F. A., '45: Assistant Chief of Fire Squad, '45g Foot- ball, '44, '45g Letter Club, '44, '45g Wittiest Boy of Senior Class. I. B. GREGORY Truth is as impossible to be soiled by any outward touch as the sunbearn. F. F. A., '42, '43, '44, '45: Poland-China Pig Club, '42, '43, '44: Beta Club, '44, '45: Letter Club, '44, '45: Foot- ball, '44, '45: Dramatic Club, '45: Assistant Class Editor of STEPPING STONE. --12 The world is so full of a number of things, I'm sure we should all be happy as kings. Student Council, '457 Basketball, '42, '43, '44, '45: Pep Squad, '42, '43, '44, '45: Cheer Leader, '44, '45: Foot ball Queen, '44g Sports Editor of Hilltop Tattler, '45 Press Club, '44: Dramatic Club, '44, '45: Home Ec. Club, '42, '43, '44, '45: Letter Club, '44, '45: Most Pop- ular Senior Girl, '45: Assistant Advertising Manager of STEPPING STONE. . 1 ALICE GOTHARD Cool diligence, loyalty, strict obedience and fair- ness, are the corner-stones of success. Home Ez. Club, '42, '43, '44, '45: Dramatic Club, '42. '43, '44, '45: Pep Squad, '42, '43, '44, '45: Secretary oi Dramatic Club, '45: Class Editor of Hilltop Tattler. '443 Press Club, '44, Speech Arts, '42, '43, '44, '45 Beta Club, '44, '45: Reporter of Beta Club, '45: Re- porter of Iunior Class, '44: Voice, '45: Editor of STEP- PING STONE: Class Prophet. STEPPING STONEL LL L--,-, HELEN IACKSON I have a soul that like an ample shield can take in all, and verge enough for more. Home Ec. Club, '42, 43, '44, '45: Pep Squad, '42, 43, '44, Press Club, '45: Dramatic Club, '45g Beta Club, '45. MILDRED KENNEDY God helps them that help themselves. Home Ec. Club, '41, '42, '43: Glee Club, '42, '43: Press Club, '45. DOROTHY HOLDER Do not squander time, for that is the stuff life is made of. Home EC. Club, '42, '43, '44: Pep Squad, 42. LOUISE HUFFINES Oi all those arts in which the wise excel, nature's chief masterpiece is writing well. Home Ec. Club, '42, '43, '44, '45: Dramatic Club, '44g Pep Squad, '42, '43, '44: Senior Class Historian, '45. ...IQQ L . . L L L STEPPING STONE, in L. L L ,ws - SARA NOLLNER lf you hear a laugh and see a grin, You may be sure she's just come in. Home Ec. Club, '42, '43, '44, '45, Press Club, '44, '45. Glee Club, '43, Dramatic Club, '43, Pep Squad, '44. DORIS ANNE OGLESBY In youth and beauty, wisdom is but rare. Dramatic Club, '44, '45, Home Ec, Club, '42, '43, '44, '45, Beta Club, '44, '45, Glee Club, '42, '43, Music '42, '43, F. F. A. Queen, '43, Testator, '45. LOIS MCMURRY 'Tis not in mortals to demand success, But we'll do more ,..... We'll deserve it. Home Ec. Club, '42, '43, '44, 45, President of Home Ec. Club, '42, Treasurer of Freshman Class, '42, Pep Squad, '42, '43, '45, Dramatic Club, '44, '45, Press Club, '44, '45, President of Press Club, '45, Roving Reporter of Tattler, '44, '45, Beta Club, '45, Poet of Senior Class, '45. WILLIAM MASSEY Talks as familiarly ot roaring lions as maids of thirteen do of puppy dogs. F. F. A., '42, '43, '44, 45, Football, '42, '43, '45, Glee Club, '43, Student Council, '43, Vice-President ol Fu- ture Farmers, '45, Assistant Club Editor of STEP- PING STONE, '45, Basketball, '45, Dramatic Club, '45, Letter Club, '45. -14.. ' ' '-:vii 'v STEPPING STONE -, an ., JACK RANKIN' Let any man speak long enough, He will get believers. F. F. A., '42, '43, '44, '45, Glee Club, '43, Pig Club. '44, '45, Letter Club, '44, Reporter of Letter Club, '44, Dramatic Club, '44, '45, Football, '44, '45, Treasurer of F. F. A., '45, President of Student Council, '45, Best Looking Boy of Senior Class. CARROL SMITH No question is ever settled until it is settled right. Football, '41, '42, '43, '44, '45, Alt. Captain, '44, All Conference Football, '45, Basketball, '42, '44, '45, Basketball Capt., '45, Letter Club, '42, '43, '44, '45, Vice-President, '45, Second Team Tournament Bas- ketball, '44, F. F. A., '42, '43, '44, Dramatic Club, '43 '44. Most Athletic Boy of Senior Class, '45. 1 RALPH PRICE He was a man, take him for all in all. I shall not look upon his like again. F. F. A., '42, '43', '44, Fire Squad, '44, '45, Most Studi- ous Senior Boy, '45, Dramatic Club, '45, Reporter of Fire Squad, '45. VOLINE PULLEY Make the coming hour flow with joy, and pleasure drown the brim. Home Ec. Club, '42, '43, '44, '45, Pep Squad. '43, Dramatic Club. '43. ..15... -,.,,-,-.mmm-- ,-L-,-LSTEPPING STONE-,---,-?.AY NAT VANCE God's gift to women. Football, '42, '43, '44, '45: Basketball, '43, '44, '45: Letter Club, '43, '44, '45: Pres- ident, '45: F. F. A., '43, '44, '45, President of Letter Club, '45. EVA VANCE Grant I may never prove so fond, to trust man on his oath or hand. Home EC. Club, '42, '43, '44, '45: Press Club, '44, '45: Glee Club, '43: Dramatic Club, '45. IAMES WILLIAMS All things ,that shineth like gold are not gold, as I have heard it told. F. F. A., '42, '43, '44: Glee Club, '43: Dramatic Club, '45: Basketball, '45. Letter Club, '45. -15- STEPPING STONE WHO'S WHO NATE BASTIAN Best All Around Boy MAIORIE DUNCAN Best All Around Girl RUTH DUNCAN Most Popular Girl BILLY MERRYMAN Most Popular Boy RALPH PRICE Most Studious Boy MARY FRANCES BROOKS Most Studious Girl MARTHA FRANCES CORNWELL Wittiest Girl STEPPING STONE WHO'S WHO BILLY GREGORY Wittiest Boy TRAVIS MORGAN Most Likely to Succeed LASSIE CUNNINGHAM Most Talented EDNA CHAMBERLAIN Prettiest Girl IACK RANKIN Best Looking Boy CAROLL SMITH Most Athletic Boy MARY COTHRON Most Athletic Girl CLASS HONORS MARY FRANCES BROOKS Vuledictorian TRAVIS MORGAN Salutcttoricm DORIS ANN OGLESBY Testcttor ALICE GOTHARD Prophet MARIORIE DUNCAN Soloist MARTHA FRANCES CORNWELL Philosopher DOROTHY CARR Giftoricm LOUISE HUFFINES Historian LOIS MCMURRY Poet IUANITA BEAL Reader STEPPING STONE CLASS HISTORY Far away, on a little island, which was once occupied by the Germans, but now is in the hands of the Americans, were two of the Senior boys from T. C. H. S., of the class of 1945. It was a very lone- some place for these two boys, and they saw a little hut in the far distance where they decided they would go. They wanted to visit the family there and find out the kind of life that these folks lived. As they approached the house, they felt very heartsick, for the family was composed of only the mother and three small children. The father had been killed in battle. They were given a hearty welcome and the three children seemed very happy to see them. The mother told of the hardships that they had suffered trying to save their little home. Then the children begged for a story from the boys. They agreed to tell them one, and the mother requested that they tell about the American system of education. One of the boys, who was growing fond of the youngest child, took him on his knee and began the story of his four years in high school. I will start by going back to the 'good old days,' when a group of sixty-two began making footprints on the clay of the old hilltop at T. C. H. S., in the fall of 1940, as Freshmen. We gathered in the high school gymnasium, wondering who would be our sponsor for the year: as Mr. I. C. Pullias. our prin- cipal, announced that the girls would follow Miss Katherine Cox to the Home Economics room and the boys, Miss Laura Owen to her respective room there came some queer looks on some of the pu- pils' faces, for we all wanted to start our journey together: but with Miss Cox and Miss Owen as our captains, we got off to a good start. We flew through the storm of Algebra, holding our breaths and trying to obsorb those X's in our brains, but they just seemed too hard to soak in well. However, a good many did somehow get through. It also seems as if I can still hear the girls commenting on Miss Cox for making them use a thimble. It seemed as if they were determined not to use one. We started our activities by a party, which was greatly enjoyed by all, and others events were: The boys' initiation into the Future Farmers organization and the girls' initiation into the Home Economics Club. Some of our boys and girls began to drop out, and as I remember, they were: Evelyn Beal, Paul Watson, Marvin Belcher, Thelma Wright, Bonnie McClanahan, Dorothy McClanahan, Mary D. Fisher, and Sara Lou Eden. Thus ended our first year in high school. A three-months' pause and we were renamed-Sophomores this time. It gave us a thrill to be called such, after bearing all the burdens and suffering the persecutions played by the role of a Freshman. We were given Miss Margaret Smith, with her sweet smiles as our captain this time: and she was a won- derful leader and instructor. We all hoped that we would pull through our Sophomore year with high marks. This semester we were determined to raise money for the many things that we would need it for later on. So we sponsored a few shows and several other things which put us up in the world all right. We were now becoming well represented in the extra-curricular activities of both football and ..21.. ire 1 11 A . STEPPING STONE r ,r r basketball. It was also during this semester that the Tennesse Maneuvers began. It became very difficult for us to carry on with our school, but with a struggle, we carried on. It was especially hard to keep our girls interested in their work, and it was thought we might lose several of them: but, lucky us--we just lost one, Virginia Key. She married in the Autumn of 1944. We also lost, due to other reasons, several other students this semester. These included: I. W. McCormack, Mary Elice McCor- mack, Royce Howell, Ben Taylor, Howard Sloan, and Lewis Oldham. In the fall of 1943, we began our third flight, calling ourselves by the name of Iuniors. We knew our tasks would be more difficult, but we had a new captain this year, Miss Troye Moore, and her influ- ence over us makes us proud of our class. Then came the Iunior-Senior banquet, perhaps the most im- portant event of the year, and toward which both classes had looked and planned. It was very suc- cessfully carried out, and we made quite a gracious host. The gymnasium, which was the scene of the banquet was decorated with red, white, and blue. In the spring of that semester, the little love bug came into our midst and bit Ada McCormack, whom we greatly missed. Others members we lost that year were: Benton Williams, I. C. Linville, Russell Wright, Dresslar Duncan, Rex Ford, and Lounetta Davis. Thus ended the third year of our high school. During the following three months' vacation, we got our rings and when we did, we knew we were up in the world. Now we come to the final quarter, the fourth year. Ah! Seniors, we were! And justly proud were we of the name. We had worked and struggled for the past three years of experience. At times, it had seemed almost hopeless, yet through the untiring efforts of our efficient staff of captains, we have been able to make a touchdown against the problems of life. We had just begun our Senior year, when Thomas Linville was inducted into Uncle Sam's Armed Forces. Mildred Nunley, who had married during our vacation, and also Virginia Key, retumed with us to make our final effort, but within a month or two, they left to be with their husbands. This left thirty-three of us to finish our task. Miss Rachel Dalton, our sweet and patient sponsor, was a great help to us during our Senior year. We appreciated her untiring interest in us and the help she was to us in publishing the 19th Volume of the Stepping Stone. Our principal, Mr. I. C. Pullias, worked very hard with us. It was to him we expressed our most sincere thanks for his patience, interest, and his leadership. We will never forget the history classes that he guided us through. How grateful we still are! We are proud of the record behind us and have left it as a model to oncoming Senior Classes, with hopes that they might strive to accomplish as much or even more. ' As the boy finished his story, the eldest child looked up at his mother and said, Mom, I hope some day I can go to a school like that. -LOUISE HUFFINES. ..22.... - -.- .-- L STEPPING STONE CLASS PROPHECY On May 1, 1950, the members of the 1945 Senior Class of Trousdale County High School were entertained at a costume party in the gym. Each person came dressed as if he were about to begin a normal day's work and each was to act as a person of his vocation would. I was the first to arrive, and as I was to make a report on the costumes that were worn and the actions of each person, I took my place just outside the gym door to watch the parade of my former classmates. I had just taken out my pencil and notebook when I was scared half out of my wits by a terrible scream. I looked up the hall to see a cruel looking woman dressed in white with a knife in each hand. As she approached me, I discovered it to be Dr. Martha Cornwell. The scream had come from that forever ailing Lois McMurray, who had gone to the doctor's office for some kind of a treatment, but apparently the doctor had given the wrong treatment. Then in walks William Massey and Nat Vance, dressed very much like they always looked at school. Why, Nat, what is your occupation? I inquired. Oh, Greese and me run a one-seated yellow taxi between here and Lafayette, Gallatin, Lebanon, Murfreesboro, Nashville and other places of interest-iof interest-that means plenty of pretty girls.l About this time, a little boy came tearing down the steps while at the top there stood a most peculiar looking person wearing horn-rimmed glasses with a pencil over one ear and a ruler in her hand, shout- ing drastic threats at the little creature below. This character turned out to be Mary Frances Brooks: with her was Sarah Haley, who is teaching the local lassies the art of home-making. 1 see Lois has recuperated enough to be showing her occupation by demonstrating the advan- tages of the new kind of false teeth which automatically chew the food without any effort on the part of the owner. ' What in the world is everyone laughing at? Why, it's Dorothy Holder, and, look, she's chasing that poor little man around the gym with a rolling pin. I don't know who is he, but I gather it's her husband. I wonder what he has done? Look at I. B. Gregory! He is certainly realistic about his profession. He is dressed in overalls and has on an old straw hat. He's so proud of that prize pig of his that won first place at the State Fair, that he brought it with him. And there is Iames Williams, dressed very much like I. B. I understand they own adjoining farms, on which they raise pigs with a musical squeal. Say, who is that hidden under that huge bonnet, and what is that strange chirping sound I hear? Well, if it isn't Agnes Duncan, with some of her famous vari-colored chickens that she has pro- duced by setting colored Easter eggs. Hup. two, three, four! Hup, two, three, four! Well, if it isn't Mildred Kennedy and Eva Mai Vance. You can tell by their military bearing that they are good army nurses, but maybe they will unbend long enough to join in the fun of the party. Who's that with that pencil behind her ear and that typewriter slouch? Why, it's none other than Louise Huffines, still the girl Friday for the Vidette, and it looks as if she is trying to mix .business with pleasure by interviewing her old classmate and int'mate friend, Maggie Linville, who is the well known coach of the Leaphigher basketball team. I see Lassie Cunningham strolling in wearing a stunning dinner dress. That gold cigarette holder adds just the right touch. She really knows how to upohld the position of a State Representatives daughter. ...gg- W-M14-.?. - nt.- YV. STEPPING STONE - Marjorie Duncan and Thurman Cothron enter singing Rifle Toting Papa, the Number One hit of 1950. They are now the star singers on the program, Guy Guiser's College of Goofy Knowledge. In walks Carroll Smith, coach of the Arkansas Cotton-Pickers, gloating over his team's latest tri- umph over the California Lemon-Suckers, which was held in the Pickle Bowl in Sugar City, Iowa. Mary Cothron, Edna Chamberlain, and Ruth Duncan enter by the front door, scuffling over an Oscar which they have just been awarded for their performances in MGM's Three Maids and a Mouse. The theme of this picture is after man. came woman and she's been after him ever since. The book from which the picture was made was written by Billy Merryman and cousin Iack Rankin, who also wrote a book entitled. How to be Popular with the Female Sex, or Don't Flirt. But be Handy When Someone Else Wishes to. Enter Prof. Nathaniel Bastian, with a far-away look in his eye. At present. the professor is trying to prove that the world is not round, but triangular in shape. Close behind Nate is a skinny, poorly dressed man with a hungry look about him. It is Ralph Price. It seems that when the hens went on a sit-down strike in 1946, Ralph bought a huge farm and planted it in egg-plants. Poor Ralph didn't know until it was too late that egg-plants don't produce eggs. Next comes a well-preserved looking woman, whom I immediately recognized as Doris Oglesby. When I asked her what her occupation is now, she replied, Why, I use my head, like Mr. Pullias al- ways told us to, and that was all she would tell me, but I found out from other sources that she used her head to instruct her husband how to clean the house after office hours. Iuanita Beal came moping in, talking to herself and looking just as dumb as she did the day she finished high school. For the last six years, she and her parents have been arguing about which col- lege she should attend. She must still be going with that Hagan guy: how else could she' learn to argue so? Iust after Iuanita's arrival, the party was upset by a terrible crash. and we all rushed outside to find that Billy Mutt Gregory had run into the building while trying to show the world that a car can make as much speed as an airplane. Helen Iackson and Voline Pulley were with him, but they all came out unhurt. Helen is married to one of the Iohnny's that came marching home, but Voline decided she'd rather go with 'em all, but marry none. Why. who are these two peculiarly-acting creatures dressed in white unfonns, conversing in such tenns as Phenacetin, Heliotheapy and Naprathay? If it isn't Dr. Morgan and Nurse Carr! Each seems to have a different theory of how a pin-prick should be treated. The next arrival seems to be gay one, indeed, for she is laughing hilariously, just as she always did at school. and is dressed in a big-flowered dress, with her hair on top of her head and all kinds of jewelry adorning her neck and arms. That's the way all secretaries dress now, but who would ever thought that Sarah Nollner would be seen in a get-up like that? When Mrs. Whipple arrived, it seemed as if the party was complete. I don't think I need state Virginia's occupation. for I am sure everyone can guess that she is keeping house for Dean. -ALICE GOTHARD. -24- V527 STEPPING STONE CLASS POEM In the year '33, we first came to this school With no other thought but to go by the rules: And though time and again, we have not done our best, In all things of importance we have stood the test. The school authorities have always mapped the way, While our paientsand teachers have help us obey. Our class has stood high in scholastics and play, Seldom beeing defeated along the way. Now the time of our graduation draws so near, We rembfnber we were guided with a love sincere. May we ever hold fast to our honor and ideals, As we go forth to play our part in various fields. Some of our former classmates are now facing the foe, On the fields of battle in these times of woe. They are physically struggling in this awful strife, For the preservation of true values of life. Let them inspire us then that we go on to fight. For things mentally, socially, spiritually right. -LOIS MCMURRY. -25- ss STEPPING STONE LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT The Senior Class of 1944-45 has at last reached the goal of being allowed to graduate after twelve long years of work. Without many individual talents and abilities. we feel that progress would have been impossible, therefore, we leave some of these to certain underclassmen. As a result, we hereby publish our Last Will and Testament. ' Mr. Pullias already has our love, so we can't leave him that. but we do leave a sincere appre- ciation for all that he has done for us. We leave our gratitude to our sponsor, Miss Rachel Dalton, for her untiring efforts to make our class the best class on the hill. She is worthy of all the praise we can give her. To the entire faculty, we leave our appreciation for anything they may have done for us. Thurmon Cothron leaves to Fred Carr his ability to be a lamb at school and a lion elsewhere. Edna Chamberlain bestows her beauty upon Lanwood Brockett. Nate Bastian bequeaths to Dan Haynie his everlasting love for tall women. Mary Frances Brooks leaves her admiration for the Navy to Mary Katherine Carey. Agnes Duncan wills her cherished Senior dignity to the Iunior girls. Ralph Price has written a sensational article on How to Win Your One and Only, which he be- queaths to his little brother, Billy. Lassie Cunningham bestows upon Carleen Carman her efficient and business-like manner. Alice Gothard leaves her love for coaches to Anne Burnley. Billy Merryman wills to Marvin Bastian his interest in the Sophomore Class. Travis Morgan leaves to Leon Anthony his place in the Senior room, the fourth period. lWe are sure Leon will make the best of it.l Ruth Duncan bequeaths her own version of the Conga to Sue Stubblefield. Nat Vance wills his pipe to Clifford Perkins, lWe hope Perk will not find this little luxury too expensive.l Marjorie Duncan leaves Irene Meador. Billy Gregory bequeaths to Bradley Burton his truck and the art of driving it. Carroll Smith leaves his numerous parking places to anyone who can do them justice. Iuanita Beal bestows upon Bertie Ioy Grgeory her title as F. F. A. Queen. Dorothy Carr leaves what she calls a giggle to limmy Rankin. Maggie Linville wills her position as guard on the basketball team to her sister, Pauline. lack Rankin takes all of his possessions with him, for he thinks he will need them in the future. William Massey wills his ability to arrive at school late to G. C. Burton. Sara Nollner leaves to Mattie Belle Duncan her pledge to write to the sailors. I. B. Gregory bestows upon S. B. Cornwell his love for English. Lois' McMurray leaves to Martha Ann Gammons her ability for the perfect alibis. Virginia Key Whipple leaves the Senior Class for New York. Louise Huffines bestows her height upon Nora Lee Wilkerson. Sarah Haley bequeaths to Iulia Herod her ability to handle money. Iames Williams bestows upon Doodle Jenkins his red hair and the spirit that goes with it. Voline Pulley wills her Lebanon interest to Helen Neeley- Mary Cothron bequeaths to lean Dalton her place On the annual Staff- Eva Mai Vance bestows upon Katherine Lee the pleasure of talking to a certain glamour boy. in the library. Martha Comwell bequeaths to Ann Shoulders her desire to do everything the Wright way. Mildred Kennedy leaves her desire to go to Gelldlin to Billie Sue Carver. Dorothy Holder wills her River Street boy to MCIIY Ellen G1'eq0rY- Helen Iackson leaves her foreign souvenirs to Deen Roddy. In witness whereof, I, Doris Oglesbv, the Testqtor, have set my hand and seal hereto, this twenty- second day of May, in the year of our Lord one th'-W-1SC1Ild nine hundred and f01'lY-fiVe- Witnesses: RACHEL DALTON, ELEANOR STONE. Testator: DORIS OGLESBY. -25- Q 06 if Y su S' ! 7 ' up-. .fm iw 'X ,. SQ! 2 4. M31 f Ag 4 If tt wig . .STEPPING STONE . 1.1 Marvin Bastain Lanwood Brockett G. C. Burton Bradley Burton Mary K. Carey Carleen Carman Ernest Duncan Willie Mae Elmore Ben Gregory President . Vice-President Secretary . . . , Treasurer Reporter ,. Farris D. Gregory Ray A. Gross Birdie Haliburton Iulia Herod Earline Hunter Floyd Iackson Eugene Iones Martha Iones Pauline Linville IUNIOR CLASS . .. .. S. B. Cornwell . ..,. .. . Leon Anthony . Iimmie Neal Rankin . . . .. Rosalie Cato .. . ,.,.. ,. lean Dalton Gladys Maynard Sue Wright Irene Meador Dean Roddy ' SPONSOR. . May B' Scmerfield Miss Margaret Smith Carrie Mai Stafford Not Pictured: Ethel Stone Fred Carr Margaret Watson Marie Cornwell Mary L. Whited Audrey Gregory Hazel Willoughby Nora L. Wilkerson a-,,-sase,ws-s,, Y , CSTEPPING STONE. so nl IUNIOR ACTIVITIES Class Officers Class Athletics Cast of Class Play Pigtails Football Queen and Attendants The Gang Girls' Chorus -31.. WW, , L , STEPPING STONE r ,L SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS: President ,S,A ,. .. ,. , .. . , Clovis Thompson Vice-President . . , , . Billie Ioe Hackett Secretary Sarah Stanford Treasurer . ..,..,.. . . Dan Haynie Reporter , . . ., . Nettie Lee Oldham Ioan Allen Ioyce Gregory Anne Marie Robertson SPONSOR: Margaret Beal Ierald Dean Gregory Edna Stevens Mary Agnes Kirby Anne Harris Burnley Mary Lynn Haley Willie Mai Stevens Iean Burns Ioseph Kennedy Lenore Stinson Alfred Neal Carman Katherine Lee Pauline Stubbletield NOT PICTUREDg Hazel D. Carr Gordon Ray Love Sue Stubblefield Bobbie Duncan Melvin Linville Alice Ward Clovis Thompson, lr. Mattie Belle Duncan Thomas L. McCormack lack Wright Herman Thompson Sue Glynn Frye Billy Price Marjorie Welch Robbie Sue Campbell Martha Ann Gammons George Purnell Dorothy Wilkerson Mary Ellen Gregory -.3 2... Gordon ourteous Ioseph urious Alice orny Anne lassical Martha R. hatters Dan ollective Ann R. tudious Hazel bedient Margaret retty H George andsome lack azy Melvin oco Bobbie eisurely Nettie ikeable Sue istless Sue Glynn ively STEPPING STONE M Ioan agnetic Alfred Robbie ptimistic rderly R Herman omantic E Alice nergetic Lynn Lenore loyce lert olemn y lean, Clois Billie GICQSHC ensible ctive ' I Pauline Katherine Marjorie MY kinnY uspicious Th . Wkilflis . B111Y Edna lmple hgrt nfgggffe Willie Mamie B. ilent weet Iohn Hall ttentive Mary E. ociable tout -33- ---. .T,.---E so EWSTEPPING STONE , , FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS: SPONSORS: President ,. Rebecca Robinson Vice-President F Herod Ienkins MTS- Russell H- PifChfO1'd SSCYGNITY loy Gregory Miss Elizabeth Fugason Treasurer F ,. Ann Gross Reporter , Marie Perkins Iimmy Bowman M E M B E R 5 f Dorothy Spivey Vandella Carmen Ruth Duncan Veatrice Gregory Forrest Nunley Raymond Thompson Billy Sue Carver Ierald Edison Wilma Gregory Clifford Perkins Fayna Chandler Mary Nell Evans Pat Kerr lean Reed Freshman Class Margie Chandler Evelyn Fisher Iordan Lee Odell Reese Members! Fannie Mae Dickens Lucy Nell Gregory Billy Linville George Reid Martha Belle Vance Nina Dies Mirriam Gregory Iohnie Linville Iirn Satterfield Billy Whited George Dudney Nancy Gregory Bobbie Sue Nollner Robert Glynn Speck RebeCCa Wilburn ...S 41 ,9 Ili' 1996 CAN Iimmy Bowman .......,..... Vandella Carman ,....,... Billie Sue Carver .,..... Fayna Chandler .,...... Margie Chandler ,A..... Sue Cornwell Ui .AA... . Nina Rhea Dies ...,.. George Dudney ,..,.. Ruth Duncan ,...........,. Mary Nelle Evans ,.,..,.. Ierald Edison .............A Evelyn Fisher .......... Earl Gammons ..,..n..... Bertie Ioy Gregory .....nn. Elston Gregory ....,...., Lucy Nelle Gregory ...,,.. Mirriam Gregory ...,,... Nancy Gregory .,..... Veatrice Gregory ,.,.... Wilma Gregory ,n.,,., Anna Gross ......... Herod Ienkins ......... Pat Kerr .....,...,..,..,n Iordan Lee .n.,..,..,. .. Bill Linville .....,.......,... Iohiny Livingston ,........ Bobbie Sue Nollner ..,.... Forrest Nunley ,.....,.,,.. Clifford Perkins ..,... Marie Perkins ......., Iulia Pope ,............ Odell Reese ..,,n.,,. George Reid ,..,4,...... lean Reid ,....... . ,,,......... Rebecca Robinson .4....,, Iim Satterfield ........,. Ann Shoulders .,..... Glenn Speck ..,....,A.. Dorothy Spivey ...,......... Raymond Thompson ,..,... Martha Belle Vance .......,. Billy whifed .,..rs...l..... Rebecca Wilburn ....,,, Noel Witcher ..,n......,...,... Fanife Mai Dickens .,.....,. STEPPING STONE YOU FEATURE--? Not having the popcorn too salty ....n..n....,......,.... Being two feet taller Never playing hooky from English Being a flirt Not laughing Talking slowly and easily Not losing something Being a teacher Talking in class Being sarcastic Tall, dark and handsome Thinking of boys Not being called Round Eye Not writing letters to Morgan Driving slowly With the famous Mae West curves Getting A in English Being meek as a mouse Fussing Not liking to play basketball As a sophisticated lady Meek and submissive Slim as a rail Never aggravating the girls Being idle Making noise in the halls Not thinking of boys 4 .'... .... W ith a Bing Crosby voice Not arguing Failing Without her sunny smile Being speedy Whipping Ioe Louis With Shirley Temple's hair Making eyes at anyone but Billie Never staring at a girl Without a date Down-hearted and sad Not primping Without his red hair Not chewing her gum Without his likeable ways . ,,.,...........c, ...4..,.n......,.,.,,.......,........,..... N oisy Without his knife Understanding The Lady of the Lake -35... , .STEPPING STONE ,E EIGHTH GRADE Billy Bass Cecile Mai Bass Lenora Brockett Fannie 'B. Brown Gene Carman Willie Neal Clark Louise Cox Clifton Cunningham OFFICERS: President . . Bob Wright Vice-President , , Iimmy Bradshaw Secretary , ,. . Billie Duncan Treasurer ,, . Barbara Ann Eason Reporter . , . . Alfred Dalton Ruth Cunningham Bobby Ioe Linville Delbert Ranes Mary B. Day George Iackson Billy R. Robinson Randle Gammons Ray Gregory Robbie Gregory Ioe Sam Gross Mary Carr Haynie Icmette Hughes Iohn McCormack Esterline Merryman Iames Murley Billy F. Oglesby Billy B. Oldham Marian Parker SPONSOR: Mrs. A. R. Dalton -36.. Sue Roddy Ina Rush Iewell Shrum Charlie Stone Mary Story Dixie Terry Billie Dean Vance Mildred Williams Mary Lucy Wright NOT PICTURED Alfred Ddlton Paul Gregory Dwight Presley ?..?iH c -MSTEPPING STONEcl,n c Yc,, ?l.. Volene Belcher Daniel Brown Neil Burrow Billy Calhoun Ferrell Carman Agnes Day Iames Dillehay Ray Allen Duncan Ioe Allen Fisher Shirley Dean Freedle W. L. Gregory Mayne Hall President , .A SEVENTH GRADE ., . Kelly Gregory Vice-President ., Walter Gothard Secretary , .,,. ,..,.,.r ..., M a rie Howell Treasurer ,.,, .,,. . . Mary Iune Duncan Reporter .r.r, .,... M artha Hardy Sponsor . .,,. Mrs. E. D. Freedle Polly Hall Lavergne Nunley NOT PICTURED lim Hanl-:ins Bobby Oldham Martha Armstrong Margaret Harris Campbell Pullias Dorothy Beal Ina Garrett Herod Betty Rose Edna Ruth Burton Robert Herod Roy Satterfield Robert Carman lCI1'1'19S Ed Holder lack Shoulders Agnes Day le1'TY HOOPSI' Prentice Sircey Mary Iune Duncan Irene Iohnson Raymond Sutton I. D. Gammons Virgie Iohns Calvin Taylor Walter Gothard Maxine McClanahan Clifton Waller Iohnnie D. Montgomery Bobby Ieqn White Nancy Mungle Mary Alice Iones Iulias Pulley Nancy Scou -37- STEPPING STONE President: IACK RANKIN I unior Representative: MARVIN BASTAIN Sophomore Representative: CLOVIS THOMPSON Freshman Representative: ODELL REESE STEPPING STONE STUDENT COUNCIL I. C. PULLIAS, Sponsor -40- Secretary: ETHEL STONE Senior Representative: RUTH DUNCAN Sophomore Representative BILLY IO HACKETT Freshman Representative: ANN GROSS Sponsor: ELEANOR STONE President: MARIORIE DUNCAN Vice-President: TRAVIS MORGAN Secretary: IUANITA BEAL Treasurer: NATE BASTAIN Reporter: ALICE GOTHARD OLD MEMBERS: Nate Bastain Iuanita Beal Mary Frances Brooks Martha Frances Cornwell Marjorie Duncan I. B. Gregory Alice Gothard Travis Morgan Virginia K. Whipple Doris Anne Oglesby NEW MEMBERS: Mary K. Carey S. B. Cornwell Lassie Cunningham Iean Dalton Iulia Herod Helen Iackson Lois McMurry Irene Meador Iimrnie Rankin Ioyce Russell Ethel Stone Hazel Willoughy STEPPING STONE B E T A C L U B 141, .+L C- tuut ,B , - E ttrn-tSTEPPlNG STONE HOME ECONOMICS CLUB MEMBERS: Ioan Allen Iuanita Beal Margaret Beal Mary Frances Brooks Anne Burnley Billy Sue Carver Rosalie Cato Carleen Carman Mary Katherine Carey Fayna Chandler Margie Chandler Edna Chamberlain Martha Cornwell Mary Cothron Lassie Cunningham Fannie Mai Dickens Marjorie Duncan Mattie Belle Duncan Ruth Duncan Agnes Duncan Bobbie Duncan Willie Mai Elmore Mary Nell Evans Evelyn Fisher Martha Anne Gammons Alice Gothard Nancy Gregory Farrie Dean Gregory Bertie Ioy Gregory Wilma Gregory Veatrice Gregory Lucy Nell Gregory Mirriam Gregory Anne Gross Billie Ioe Hackett Mary Lynne Haley Martha Iones Pat Kerr Irene Meadow Lois McMurry Sara Nollner Doris Anne Oglesby Nettie Lee Oldham Marie Perkins Iimmie Neil Rankin lean Reed Dean Roddy Rebecca Robinson Dorothy Spivey Carrie Mai Stafford Sara Stanford Willie Mai Stevens Pauline Stubblefield Sue Stubblefield Martha Belle Vance Eva Mai Vance Alice Ward Mary Lee Whited Hazel Willoughby Rebecca Wilburn Dorothy Wilderson Bobbie Sue Nollner ,aaa S, STEPPING STONE as -.,---a,,fM--1.---.. Home Ec. President: Home Ec. Sponsor SARAH HALEY MRS. RUSSELL H. PITCHFORD Herod Ienkins . .. Home Ec. King Ethel Stone . , . . Vice-President Gladys Ruth Maynard . Secretary Iulia Herod .... ., Treasurer Margaret Watson , , , Reporter ,43- -, .STEPPING STONE , ,q-.-,, FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA Leon Anthony Nate Bastain G. C. Burton Bradley Burton Alfred Carman S. B. Cornwell George Dudney Ernest Duncan Ierald Gregory I. B. Gregory Billy Gregory Ben Gregory Ray Allen Gross Dan Haynie Eugene Iones Herod Ienkins Ioseph Kennedy Iordon Lee Melvin Linville Bill Linville Iohnny Livingston Gordon Love William Massey Glenn Speck Thomas McCormack Carroll Smith Billy Merryman Raymond Thompson Travis Morgan Nat Vance Forrest Nunley Burnell Wallace Billy Price Iames Williams George Purnell Billy Whited Iack Rankin Iack Wright Odell Reese George Reid SPONSOR: lim Satterfield C. H. Wilburn STEPPING STONE-.. -W . ,Wa W.- . IUANITA BEAL F. F. A. Queen TRAVIS MORGAN F. F. A. President OTHER F.F.A. OFFICERS W1111am Massey ,..,,..,.. .... ....,....,.. . . .... V 1ce-Pres1dent Nate Bastain . ..., . Iack Rankin S. B. Cornwell ,. Nat Vance ... C. H. Wilburn .. . .. ..., Secretary . .. .... Treasurer Reporter ,.. , .. Sergeant-at-Arms .. ,, .. Sponsor -45- STEPPING STONE POLAND-CHINA PIG CLUB Travis Morgan .,..,.. .A............ P resident 'Nate Bastain 4.,.,....r. ...,. 1 ..... V ice-President Clovis Thompson , ..... ...... Secretary-Treasurer C. H. Wilburn ...,..... ,,..A.......,....4. S ponsor Bradley Burton Leon Anthony Ierald Gregory Herod Ienkins Marvin Bastain I. B. Gregory Thomas McCormack G. C. Burton lack Rankin Billy Merryman -461 STEPPING STONE FIRE SQUAD Nate Bastian, Fire Chief Billy Gregory, Assistant Chief Marvin Bastain Roy Allen Gross Travis Morgan Clifford Perkins Ralph Price Iim Satterfield lack Wright C. H. Wilburn, Advisor -47- President . .. . Vice-President Secretary , Treasurer Reporter. Sponsor , Dons Anne Oglesby Helen Iackson Iuanita Beal Mrldred Kennedy Eva Mar Vance Edna Chamberlain W1ll1am Massey Margaret Watson Lassie Cunningham Travrs Morgan Iames Wrlhams Agnes Duncan Sarah Nollner Hazel Wllloughby Ahce Gothard lack Rankln Sue Wnght STEPPING STONE as salads E - ,ATM Marjorie Duncan . .. . Virginia Key Whipple Bethel Stone . ., Irene Meador . . . .. lean Dalton ..., . . Martha Cornwell . . Sarah Haley . Dorothy Carr .. . Ruth Duncan ,, Mary Cothron , . . Lois McMurry . ., .. .. Mary Frances Brooks Lanwood Brockett . , Maggie Linville .. Nettie Lee Oldham .. Marie Perkins ., Eleanor Stone HILLTOP TATTLER STAFF .. ,. ., Editor . Assistant Editor . ,. . ., ,, Business Editor Advertising Manager Iunior Class Reporter, Assistant Advertising Manager ...,,. r ..,.. , .. , Class Editor . . .,..... ,. Club Editor , Assistant Club Editor F F F ,. .... . Sports Editor Assistant Sports Editor . . . Roving Reporter F ,. ,.,,. , Alumni Editor .. . . ,... Exchange Editor , ., ,. Senior Class Reporter A Sophomore Class Reporter Freshman Class Reporter Faculty Advisor ,491 Anne Bradshaw Bill Bell STEPPING STONE , i SPEECH ARTS Frank Garrett Etheridge Parker, Ir. Bobby Price Ralph Reed Iune Beal Shirley Chambers Shelby lean Parker Walter Allen Grant Frankie Fay Gregory Sarah Gregory Ann Farris Woodmore Margaret Stafford Bobby Oldham Arthur West Paine Evelyn Ann Wright Betty Wilburn lln Snapshotl Peggy Porter Iulia Stubbletield Libby Oldham Ioan Woodard Don Wright Ioe Bell DeWitt Woodmore, Ir. Robert W. Kyle, Ir. Ioyce Allen Brooks Christine Beal Robbie lean Gregory Iennie Sue Robertson Betty lane Shoulders Iimrnie Nell Bradley Bobby Bradshaw lack Gregory Wilna Marshall Mary Iune Ward Agnes Humble Shirley Pullias Volene Belcher Ferrell Carman Mayne Hall Iack Shoulders Lenora Brockett Willie Neal Clark Dixie Terry Martha Bell Vance Sue Stubblefield Iuanita Beal Alice Gothard Travis Morgan Miss Dalton, Director We Were Sick Walter Gothard f 'X PIANO STUDENTS: Shirley Pullias, Volene Belcher, Janette Hughes, Billy June Neely, Jimmy Bradshaw, Lillian Gothard, Frankie Fay Gregory, Juanita Beal, Rebecca Robinson, Sue Cornwell, Marie Perkins, Bertie Joy Gregory, Ann Bradshaw, Martha Vance, Ann Burnley, Sue Stubblefirld, Ethel Stone, Earlene Butler, Mary Day, Hazel Willoughby, Martha Hardy. Sponsor: Miss Nelle Smith, VOICE STUDENTS: Ethel Stone, Marjorie Duncan, Alice Gothard, Maxine McClanahan, Ann Shoulders, June Ward. CNOt Pictured? Margaret Stafford. BOYS' CHOIR: John McCormack, Jo Sam Gross, Billy Ben Oldham, Shirley Frecdle, Jerry Hooper, Ferrell Carman, George Jackson, Bob Wright, Kelly Gregory, Campbell Pullias, Billy Duncan, Ray Allen Duncan, tNot Picturellil Jimmy Bradshaw. GIRLS' GLEE CLUB Cecil Mai Bass Voline Belcher Ruth Cunningham Agnes Day Mary Day Bobbie Duncan Sue Frye Martha Ann Gammons Manie Hall Polly Hall Ida Garrett Herod Mary Carr Haney Marie Howell Margariette Harris Martha Hardy Ianette Hughes Irene Iohnson Maxine McClanahan Marian Parker Sue Roddy Willie Mai Stevens Billy Dean Vance Alice Ward Margaret Watson Bobbie lean White Mary Lucy Wright ACCOMPAN IST: Bertie Ioy Gregory SPONSOR: Miss Nelle Smith STEPPING STONE LETTER CLUB OFFICERS: Nat Wayne Vance ,... .. . ,....,,....A..,.. .. . .. . President Travis Morgan .,,.,,.,. . .... Vice-President Marjorie Duncan ........ ..,.n....,. S ecretary Rosalie Cato ,... ., ....4.. Treasurer lack Rankin . .. . ....., Reporter Sloan Iobe ...... Coach I. C. Pullias , . .. ...,....... .,.,.., ....,., S p onsor MEMBERS: Ioan Allen Ruth Duncan Dan Haynie ' Iim Satterfield Marvin Bastian Truman Pendarvis Maggie Lnville Carroll Smith Nate Bastian Ben Gregory Pauline Linville Iames Williams Bradley Burton Billy Gregory William Massey lack Wright G. C. Burton I. B. Gregory Billy Merryman Edna Chamberlain Ierald Gregory george! lziuirnell NQT PICTURED Mar Cothron Ann Gross ean o - - Lassie Cunningham Billy Io Hackett Herman Thxompson Wlllle Mae Elmore .-54.. S P 0 R T S F' 73- vw . HIRMA N 7' 0 Rlfvllf GUARD MPSDN NAT VA AVC! HALF BACK JACK HIRIGI-17' RIGHT TACKLE JACK RANKIN 131-UCKING R16-IIT aenaao gears :sony IGQRY LGF? 60080 CAPT. BILLY MERXYMAN IULL 51614 J.B. GRE OKY ' nmwr emo RosAL1: cava QUEEN fi? 5 -MARWN BASNAN AV .,'Q , , Q aunnrsn aacx V ,,,.- ,. - .5 Au can canned anna fafu.v cmfcoar ' L4-kr END 1-:Fr T'i6iKLf MMONS LEFT GUARD ' aa ua a mem' :na w1u.1AM Musfv Lsfr emma .NM TRAVIS MORBAAI R,,,,,f RIGHT 6-UA I? 0 DAN HANYNI5 88101. , LEFT' 60480 lU870N MANAGER VICKLE QUFEN - CAFTA IA! ILT. CAPTAIN JIMAIIF BRIOSHRW AND CAMPDILL PULLIAS WA TER says CHARLI C'f'NTE'R G1-'ORGE PIJHIY Rwyr HAL I burr ax un' mu.: IAN CAPTWFN AND ALT. CAFTA HV MACK na can Qunarsk-ana: SLGAN JOB! STEPPING STONE , ,S f,n BOYS' BASKETBALL Carroll Smith ..,. ......,.....,..........,........,... .,.......... C a ptain Travis Morgan ,.r., A , A .,.... .....,.... A lternate Captain Nat Wayne Vance Billy Meryman Iames Williams Nate Bastain G. C. Burton Campbell Pullias Sloan lobe .. Iimmy Bradshaw Dan Haynie Iack Rankin Marvin Bastain ., , ii.....,.,.,.,i Co-Manager .. Coach . V,,.....V.,....A....... ..,.. C o-Manager AQ Www- X wi W5 X X Q , Q ,Q XX l X Y KX .f B , if M NN X fn M.. Q Q 'Rf 1 Qi... .M , . M 21,55 --on I R ? no - rSTEPPING STONEa-e-aae Y- -ee qi. G1nLs',.BAsK1-:TBALL Lassie Cunninqham A .. . ,.., Captain Rosalie Cato A , Alternate Captain Billie I0 Hackett Pfllllifle Linville lOCII1 Allen Marjorie Duncan Maggie Linville Edna Chamberlain Willie Mae Elmore . .. -50- Mary Cothron Ruth Duncan Dean Roddy Ann Gross . Manager ?n,....4L.,,rLrl L LSTEPPING STONE PEP SQUAD CHEER LEADERS: Ruth Duncan Lassie D. Cunningham Rosalie Cato Gladys Ruth Maynard Martha Belle Vance Ethel Stone ,. , , .. .. ,. ..,. .. ..,,,. . .. Chairman Eleanor Stone , . ,. L ,..t ,. , Sponsor MEMBERS: Margaret Beal Ioan Allen Iuanita Beal Lanwood Brockett Mary Frances Brooks Pauline Stubblefield lean Dalton Bobby Duncan Marjorie Duncan Willie Mae Elmore Edna Chamberlain Nina Dies Martha Frances Cornwell Sue Frye Carleen Carman Joy Gregory Mary Cothron Mary Lynn Haley Carrie Mai Stafford Sue Stubblefield Sara Stafford Alice Ward ...S 2, Alice Gothard Sarah Haley Anne Gross Maggie Linville Irene Meador Lois McMurry Bobby Sue Nollner Ioyce Russell Marjorie Welch Hazel Willoughby G R A M SM C H A R O O STEPPING STONEL rc GRAMMAR SCHOOL Below the hilltop on the school grounds, Kate Wilson Elementary School is tops in our hearts. While we look forward to the time when we will advance to the top of the hill, we must never forget our happy times here. We have learned lessons at Kate Wilson School that will help us go on toward the top. From grade to grade we pass, glad to go, but sorry to leave. ,641 , STEPPING STONE ..-Tqll-...- MRS. I. M. HIGHERS Sixth Grade MRS. IAMES GARRET Fourth Grade MISS EDDIE BROWN Second Grade MRS. M. H. DAVIS First Grade GRAMMAR SCHOOL FACULTY I. C. Pulhas ,,.,, ,..,.. . . . ,.,.. . ,.., .,... . .. , Principal NOT PICTURED: Mrs. I. M. Stalculp ,.........., Second and Fourth Grades ...B 5.. MRS. MARY HORSLEY Fifth Grade MRS. LEWIS BELL Third Grade MRS. DERYUS GREGORY First Grade MISS LOUISE DENNIS Health and Physical Education C , . A. V.:-x, yy. r 1- . wi, Y.-s -f,v,, Q-.-L . -fn, N 2 A .- lv,-f . .- -15, , ' H V, 1 J ,x- . - 4. ,u,'.- L, - Ll? f..Q' 1' 21- cj. - ,.. m E. . .41 v ,v .. 1 r- - ,-.v r, .M - 2,51 , 1, -. -,u 1 -A Q . ., K.. ' ..,. . X 1 . .,, 'gg x. f. U . AL V x ,,. J- .,, ', RU , ,, .AJ....-43:14, Q-- -A .4-,..g,,. v V- ' ,?:. . n.. Q -1-- - -' . . -.1 4.-4:11 '-.:,Q1k .gm . 5, , -.M ,1. X- - .J x,,' ' 1- 1 . F- Y. ' ,aiu . 2- -1 -,JA - ' A , . '-., 4, 1,46 XA ,L,,,.4 fm V .. ..,,.1 f ., ,, A hw ,. 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