Bartlett High School - Panther Parade Yearbook (Bartlett, TN)

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C ASS PROPH ECY Seems IIke no tIme sInce 'I graduated from hIgh school But here It IS 1964 already As of late I have been doIng Undercover work for the F B I But some thtng lust happened tha-t may change the whole course of my lIfe My dear DEAR Aunt Mtnerva recently passed on leavIng to her only llVIng relatuve KMEI the enormous sum of S70 O00 Hmrnmmml I know what Ill do wIth the loot Ive always wanted to take a trIp around the world FIrst Id better resIgn my Iob LATER No sooner saud than done Now Im free as a bIrd to leave on my trIp Oh dear here s a letter from JOYCE LONG In Camp Gordon Ga Joyce IS workIng at the AIr Force Base as a secretary to the Commander General and he has gIven her a two week VBCBTIOH I belIeve Ill go to MIamI wIth Joyce Its as good a place as any to start my trIp The beach here at Mlaml IS beautlful lust as every one has Sald Those two people over there seem to be enloylng themselves I wlsh theyd turn around so I could see who they are Well lll be Its ANNETTE FARLEY and CHESTER BOSWELL I had It flgured rIght all along You know that gIrl workIng at the refreshment stand looks famIlIar I b6II6V6 Ill go over there and see who she IS Just as I thought SHIRLEY FERGUSON I wonder trylng to earn enough money to get to Hernando MISS where GEORGE JOHNSTON IS BWBITIDQ They plan to get marrIed when she makes enough money Poor ShIrley WIth Cuba so close at hand I bld farewell to MIamI and hello to Havanna I have been doIng a lot of slght seeIng but some one gust told me about boat races that are held at one of the beaches Now that sounds IIke fun so off to the beach Boy what a lot of NOISE Motor boats racIng people yellIng and mechanlcs WOFKIDQ on thelr boats Speak Ing of mechanIcs look at the grease monkeys I lust found None other than DOT CLARK GEORGIA Mc CARTER and JOAN PERKINS Whnle wanderIng around one of the boat houses I dISCOVeYed that I could rent a boat that would take me to JamacIa In only a few hours Goodness the tIme has past so fast that here I am In Jamacla already After havIng toured thas IS land I realIze that It Isnt all ITS plled up to be o I made reservatlons to leave on the next plane for a tour of South Amerlca Whlle WBITIHQ for my plane I was very surprIsed to see NELL MILLWOOD and her husband She tells me that CARROLL ROBERTS IS In HBITI and she owns one of the largest tobacco farms there Also that DOT LANDY IS In Bermuda on her honeymoon I seem to get a SUFDFISG every tIme I turn around The fIrst stop on my tour of South AmerIca IS RIO de Janerro Whlle passIng through one of the markets In RIo I heard a famIlIar VOICS Just as I suspected RONNIE ALBRIGHT Poor Ronnue I guess he lost ll hIs money gambllng and as a last resort has turned to sellIng coffee beans The second stop of Interest IS SantIago ChIIe The loglcal place to go IS to the capItol buIldIng I can take some lovely plctures there I WISh that woman would get out of the way so I can take some pIctures Does she have to sweep the steps rIght now Bless my soul If It Isnt LOUDEAN CLARK Now what In the heck IS she doIng here I hear a news boy on the street shoutnng about somethIng lm goIng to get a paper and see what thIs IS all about Glory bel The headlmes read Na tlonally Known Excavator BOBBY MCGEE Lost In Land slIde Whlle DIggIng for Inca Treasure How dreadful' I certaInly hope he IS found It would be a shame to lose someone as useful as Bobby ThIs hot weather IS begInnIng to get me down lm goIng to take a trIp north very far north Alaska to through to Alaska It Wlll have to stop In MexIco Clty New Orleans and ChIcago Mexrco Cnty came and went In no tIme Then came New Orleans Here I made one of the most startIIng dISCOVefleS GLYNN JONAKIN IS runnIng a hot tamale stand In the French Quarter The next stop IS Chlcago WhIle waItIng at the aIr port for the plane to depart I couldnt help overhear Ing a woman tell her frlend that one of The Most Wanted FugItIves had been captured rIght here In Chlcago Along Wllh hIm they captured hIs gun maul I thought they sald her name was MARY HUTCHIN SON but I cant be sure FInally I reached my destInatIon Here I was In Faurbanks Alaska Ugh' What a dIsappoIntment Theres nothlng here to see except mtles and mules of nothlng Wlfh an Igloo subdIvIsIon every now and then Here IS a subdIvIsIon beIng buIlt now I wonder who does the bUIldIf'tQ7 Thrs sIgn ought to answer my QUESTION Igloo ConstructIon Company Proprietors SARAH COURT and EUGENE SANDERS I never would have guessed It Sarah and Gene lust dIdnt seem IIke the COHSTFUCIIVS type As I turned around to leave I Spled another sIgn readIng , H H - . . .. I . , . . , , . . : ' . ' , ' , B I ' . 4 , I ' I ' I , . . . . . . . . , . . . , I ' I I - . . l . , I ' I I . , , . . W I what she's doing here. Hmmmm! She says that she is be exact I am told the plane Wonft go Straight I Q . . , . I ' ' u n . . I . , - , . , . . . l , - I ' - I . , - ' , . . . . ,, . I - ' . ' - ' - ll ' , S . . . , . . , I

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ln our lunlor year we were well represented in the elections of club officers Phyllis DeShazo was elected president of the Latin Club and parllamentarlan of the F HA Billy Hall became vice president of the Art Club Bobby McGee treasurer of the Key Club Pat Mahar reporter for the FHA Eloise Larson chaplain of the Chorus Carol Blalock re porter for the Dramatics Club Georgia McCarter historian for the FHA Sara House song leader of the F H A Marvin Howell sentinel for the F F A Frances Baggett business manager of the Gleaner Staff After working those cold winter nights in the refreshment stands at the football and basketball games to raise money for the Junior Senior Prom we at last reached our goal and entertained the seniors with a beautiful April in Paris setting The appointed place was the new gym and when the night arrived the gym looked gay with its many colored lights and flowers The following members collected honors for themselves and the class in the Junior year Nancy Sawtelle represented the school as the Lady an waiting in the Teenagers Childrens Ball of the Cotton Carnival Carol Blalock and Loudean Clark in the National Poetry Eloise Larson Annette Farley and Billie Nelson in Girls State Eugene Sanders Brack Herring and Don Harris In Boys State Eloise and Eugene Sanders as recipients of the Togas at the 1953 graduation exercise Well here we are the exalted ones' And all that waiting? Well it was fun lmaglne our delight on returning to school in September and having as our heritage the Senior Steps and the special seats in the auditorium and the lunchroom Yet at the same time we were anxiously awaiting the arrival of our senior rings Elections for class officers soon got under way with these results Evelyn Peacher president Eugene Sanders vice president Jo Alice Davison secretary Charles Irvin treasurer Carol Blalock became editor of the Gleaner Jo Alice Davison became editor of the Annual and serving with her were Eloise Larson . . I I I 1 - - -1 ' 1 ' 1 1 - ' 1 ' 1 ' ' - - -1 1 . . .1 ' 1 ' - A -1 1 ' 1 1 1 5 ' , 1 ' ' ' ' ' 1 1 1 1 , . , . .- , . , . - 1 . i V . . I . . I I . I associate editor, Phyllis DeShazo, business manager, Frances Maher, associate business manager, Annette Farley, feature editor, Loudean Clark, club editor, Dot Clark, class editor, Henry Pommer, art editor, Brack Herring, sports editor. . I . . I I . . I 1 1 ' ' 1 1 ' ' . I I . . 1 1 ' 1 A -1 1 - -1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' - - -1 , , , . 1 1 , , . , . 1 I . Club officers this year were Eugene Sanders president of the Key Club Ronnie Al bright vice president of the Beta Club Carol Blalock president of the Dramatics Club Eloise Larson president of the Beta Club Jo Alice Davison president of the F H A Audrey Edwards president of the Library Club Sarah Court vice president of the FHA and Chorus Sara House vice president of the Language Club Evelyn Peacher vice president of the Dramatlcs Club and secretary of the Beta Club Ben Summers vice president of the Key Club James Dempsey president of the FFA Nancy Sawtelle reporter for the FHA Shirley Ferguson treasurer of the Beta Club Dean Clark reporter for the Beta Club Bobby McGee treasurer of the Key Club Bob Bledsoe chaplain of the F FA and Chester Boswell reporter for the F F A Band officers were Dickie Totty president and Gerald Jenkins vice president Leading the band down the field at halftime parades were Rose Berretta as malorette and Sarah Court as color guard Leading the cheers with vigor were Shirley Ferguson as captain Nancy Sawtelle Sarah Court Sara House and Pat Mahar This year the lettermen of the football squad were presented with white packets trimmed in red and blue and bearing a red and blue B Seniors receiving these were captain George Johnston Glynn Jonakin and Billy Hall The senior class nominated three girls for the DA R Good Citizenship Award to be presented at graduation Loudean Clark Johnnie Sue Wesson and Carol Blalock From these the faculty selected Loudean Clark by secret ballot As we close wed like to recognize those who have gone to Bartlett for twelve years They are Frances Maher Pat Mahar Bob Bledsoe Bobby McGee and Dickie Totty Now with a look at the setting sun of our high school days shining with a tender radiance we turn and fix our gaze upon the day gust dawning with the hope that pros perity and happiness may attend us all in the future as in the past JO ALICE DAVISON

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Thus way to get somethlng to eat cheap Our Speclalty Today Esknmo Pres I belneve Ill stroll over there and see what the gornt looks luke Well well there stands GLADYS SCHLA FER behund the counter Alaska luke Jamaica gust doesnt seem to appeal to me So Im off to New York III get my passport there and leave for Europe and Asua Who knows maybe Ill meet some more of my old school chums Nagra Falls IS one place I lust cant pass up I wonder why all those people are congregated over there Say whats gomg on over here? Some fellow as gomg to try to go over the falls In a barrel the stranger replied I belleve has name IS MARVIN HOWELL Yep It probably IS It sounds lust about luke Marvnn Just before boardrng my boat ID New York harbor I went over to Bedloe Island to see the Statue of Luberty There at the base of the statue stood LENA JONES Doing what? Selling peanuts Lena says that JO ALICE DAVISON rs now on Broadway In a bug rnuslcal whale BOBBY CANNON ushers at the theatre On my voyage across the Atlantic I have been kept very busy talkung to old acquamtances I met PHYLLIS DeSHAZO and FRANCES MAHER who are on thear way to Rome to study In an Italian school BILLY HALL rs also gomg to Rome but lust to be gomg MARIE HOWELL IS gomg to Venuce to study art whlle JOHN NIE SUE WESSON plans to spend her tame on the Isle of Capn SAMMY GRIFFIN was also aboard thus stream Inner He was headed for England He sand that Mnss McKlnnon had talked so much about England that he lust had to see It for hrmself As the boat neared the port of Scotland I heard a band playxng on the dock to welcome us On closer rnspectuon I notlced that DICK TOTTY was In the fnrst row weanng kults and playmg a bagplpe I always knew he would choose music as a career but I cer taunly dndnt expect thus Next came Pans Theres so much to see that I cant posslbly puck out the most Important so Im gomg to rude a snght seelng bus To my amazement I saw CHARLES IRVIN drlvlng the bus But that wasnt all As I passed the Arc de Triomphe I saw ELOISE LAR SON and CHARLOTTE HATFIELD rldlng a bicycle At the Erffel Tower the poluce arrested DORIS WARD and ROSE BERRETTA for belng puck pockets More surprises came In the Swiss Alps For there at the top of one of the skrers hulls stood NAOMI HAYSLIP and SARA HOUSE shoutnng at the top of thelr vouces Get your hot Goats mulk rnght here My tmp from the Alps to Tokyo was pretty much O K except for two thungs Frrst In Turkey As the plane landed at the arrport and our arrnval was announced over the loudspeaker I kept heanng someone shoutung Its Istanbul no Constantinople lm stall a lnttle baffled as to whether or not It was EVELYN PEACHER It certaunly dld sound lrke her Second an Bagdad In the coffee shop of the aur port there was a picture of the Kangs harem on the wall I wnsh I had had someone wlth me to verufy the fact that NANCY SAWTELLE was In the plcture I may have been lust a lrttle aur suck but It dld look luke her Tokyo proved to be quite rnterestnng for there I ran Into BILLY MCCORD BILLY TURNER and JACK OWENS The two Bnllys and Jack tell me that AUDREY EDWARDS IS In the Belgium Congo huntmg for Leo peard BOBBY WYSE has gust been captured In Cape town Afruca where he has been smuggllng dnamonds for the past fave years Jack s old frlend GERALD JENKINS as In Dusseldorf Germany wnth some friends BEN SUMMERS IS runmng a dope den In Hong Kong but hasnt taken up the hablt fyetl Oh yes belneve It or not JAMES DEMP SEY has busled hlmself with Musslonary work In Korea No trlp IS complete without a stop In Hawan So what IS better to top rt off than Honolulu The plane has to stop on Mrdway Island to refuel before reach :ng Honolulu That wall gnve me a chance to get out and stretch my weary limbs Good gracious Mrdway Island certalnly IS a small place I wonder what they do for recreation here I barely get the words out of my mouth before my questlon as answered for there stands PAT MAHAR at the door of a pavnlron After talking with Pat for awhnle she explanned that she was teaching the Hula to tourlsts that were on thenr way to Hawan It sounded luke a very prosperous buslness and If the weather had agreed wlth me I mught have stayed but there were stnll too many places to see Ah' Honolulu Land of Romance and Plneapples Speakung of puneapples I belleve I ll go through one of the plneapple cannerles My my this as Interestrng Look' Theres JOAN LOWREY and MARY ORSER can nang pnneapples whsle BOB BLEDSOE and BRACK HER RING luck the labels In San Francisco I have seen everythsng from the Golden Gate to Chinatown I went to one of the larger restaurants In Chinatown to have drnner and you guessed It JOHN HOWARD owns the restaurant HENRY POMMER rs the chef the head waltress IS BILLIE NELSON and the cashier IS MAXINE SUMMERS You know? I lust realized that I have lust enough money to get back home I guess Ill lust have to crawl back to the FBI Bunldlng on my knees and beg for my lob back Gosh' I hope theyll have me I was pretty ugly to them when I quut Oh welll' Ill lust have to cross that brudge when I come to nt and hope for the BEST CAROL BLALOCK ,, . . ,, - - 11 1 Y - 1 . . . - If 1 ' - . , . . ' V I - . I , - . . , - - - 1 . . . I I ' ' . , 1 , . . . . , I . ' 1 11 1 - 11 A . 1 - . . 1 H l . ' . . . 1 11 - 11 - - - ' 1 - ' 11 . , . . . 1 1 1 , . . 1 - 1 . . ' 1 1 . . . ' I I - 1 I . . , . 1 I 1 ' . 1 1 I . . . . , . . . . . , . . , , . ' 1 . . , . . - 1 1 1 . . . , . . . , , I . . , . . 1 . . . i , . . , . . - 1 1 I1 1 - - , 1, . . - , . . . , .. , . , . 1