Bells High School - Eagle Yearbook (Bells, TN)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1969 volume:

Foreword The endsheets of our yearbook picture the building which is Bells High School. Buildings in themselves are lifeless and are made en- tirely of steel, brick, concrete, and wood. It is the people who come to the Bells High building each day, who regulate their day’s activities by the tinging of bells, moving in and out of classes, and finally out of the building at the close of a day, leaving it empty again - it is these people “who give the building a soul of dreams and thoughts and memories.” TheEagleStaffpresentstoyoua portrait of these people - him, her, them, you, us - all who shared experiences and memories at Bells City School in 1969. Table of Contents Eagle Staff------------ Student Life----------- Wastebasket Staff-------- Non-Teaching Personnel High School Faculty - - Administration--------- High School ----------- Organizations------------ Senior Play------------ Favorites-------------- Honors----------------- Sports------------------- Junior High------------ Elementary------------- Senior Register-------- Commencement----------- Advertisers------------ Eagle Staff Through hours of planning, picture-taking, crop- ping, copy-writing and checking. Eagle Staff mem- bers pieced together the history of the school year. Their efforts will be rewarded if you, the student body, are pleased with the EAGLE which they present to you. UPPER RIGHT: Melinda Droke, editor, checks off completed pages while Steve Spitzer, co-editor, looks on. UPPER LEFT: Dan Cowan, co-sports editor learns how to make a good layout from Cande Joyner, sports-editor. UPPER RIGHT: Jan Blackburn, co-business manager checks through receipts and ads. ABOVE: Staff members hard at work. 4____ AT LEFT: Shawn Williams and Johnny Woodson, copy editors, dis- cuss the problems of copy -writing. CENTER: Judy Pearson and Susan Armes, advertising editors, did a good job of selling ad space to our friends and business people. CENTER: The 69 EAGLE Staff dis- cusses layout design which they are considering for their book. CLOCK- WISE FROM LEFT: Dan Cowan, Cande Joyner, Shawn Williams, Jim McGarrity, Jan Blackburn, Johnny Woodson, Judy Pearson, and Susan Armes. SEATED: Melinda Droke and Steve Spitzer. BELOW: Editor Melinda and Spon- sor Mrs. Pearson spent many hours planning and checking. Student Life 6 7 8 10 1. 1 No. 1 ch 26-Sumne} ‘il 3-Senior U-Good Fj 1-Senior .8-FFA Fatiier ana oon oan- quet We SJaAIMkef Bells High School CALE U-Baccalaureate Sermon 7- Alumni Dinner 8- Graduation Exercises fits teachers their praotice rades 1-6 are nterest and en- ally to the n t'ese grades, amhuth College ss Judy Ander- son is iron Osceola,Arkansas. She is majoring in music.Miss pecille Stewart is from Alamo. She is majoring in elementary education. They pl� n to grad- uate from Lambuth in Jnn«. 5 P 0 Wastebasket Staff Editor................................ .Anna Margaret Boyd Co-editor...............•.................Steve Blasingame Business Manager..........................Mary Anne Bolton Co-business Manager...................................Judy Pearson Production Manager...................................Shawn Williams Co-production Manager...............................Martha Sullivan Advertising Hanager..................................Roger Piercey Co-advertising Manager....................... Tom Jordan Sport. Editors.....................................Melinda Droke High School News.....................................Susan Woodson Grammar School News............................Susan Armes Typing Editor............................ ...Judy Pearson Club News........................ ...........Cande Joyner Cartoonist.................................Martha Sullivan Snooper.................................?????????????????? Sponsor.......................... ..Mrs. Louise Pearson T 5 On February third the asketball season for the tells Junior Team Eagles mded, since both the boys earn and girls team w-re Jim McGarrity iefeated by Lexington in the econd game in the District oumament, at Jackson Junior ligh School. The boys team and the iris team defeated Union ity in their first games in Jie tournament. We are proud of our team for winning this Annual Kpua After arriving they found gar.e because, after all, some ‘Bells Eagles and Eaglet had a fabulous baskets season this year with Eaglettes taking the fii place Crockett County Tro: and the Eagles taking second place stand nd Cro ett County Trophy. Both tei progressed to the Distri Tourny where they both their first games and we defeated in the second rour Our season s record t year was good, with our gir Heart Fund WA AfO OUWWCOOA U_L UOUMUOV UlO only obstacle to research is i the afternoon of Feb- the lack of funds. 7 9, Shawn Williams and • • • • • □erson, ousan ttosson, Garrity, Philip Foust kie Jaynes. Thanks'’ goes to each Non-Teaching Personnel These are the people who make school life operate smoothly for us. ABOVE: MRS. DAN NORVILLE, Secretary MRS. B. J. CRIDER, Bookkeeper TOP RIGHT: MR. BOBBY HAMPTON, Maintenance CENTER RIGHT: MR. HUBERT VINES He is always around to open and close doors for us. What would school be without the lunch hour - and food! CAFETERIA PERSONNEL: Mrs. Elgin Cheatham, Mrs. Frank Wells, Mrs. C. M. Williams, Mrs. Russell Emerson, Mrs. Carl Emison, Mrs. W. J. Via. High School Faculty The Student Body at BHS has always found their teachers to be willing helpers. We truly believe that old statement: Old teachers never die, for they live on and on in the hearts of their students.' OPPOSITE PAGE LEFT TO RIGHT: MRS. M. R. PEARSON English, History, Librarian MR. BILL EMERSON Mathematics, Physical Education MR, SAMMIE NAYLOR Physical Education, Health MISS LYNN WATSON Typing, Bookkeep- ing MISS AMM1E WISTA WILLIAMS English, Latin MR. HAYDEN MILES Science THIS PAGE TOP TO BOTTOM: MR. OSCAR PATTERSON English, Mathe- matics MRS. E. C. GRUBBS Home Economics MR. HALLUM SMITH Agriculture 15 Administration The administration works untiringly to develop Bells City School students into responsible young people. The responsibility for the successful operation of the entire school rests upon the shoulders of its principal Mr. Basil J. Crider. Among his areas of duty are curriculum, finance, faculty, teaching, discipline, and graduation. School Board These busy individuals, as mem- bers of the Bells City School Board, cooperate with school administra- tion to plan an effective school pro- gram. INSET: Hugh Lewis, Chariman; Tommy Mills. BELOW; Charles Conley, Lem Pearson, Hinton Cli- mer, Rex Mehr. 16 CLASSES This was a busy and eventful year for the sen- iors. In mid-September we began try outs and prac- tice for the Senior Play, HOME SWEET HOMICIDE. It was a great play and we had lots of laughs together working on it. The audi- ence didn't see these im- portant people back stage, but the class knows we'd never have made it with- out Pat Henderson, stage manager and Helen Goode, assistant; Larry Acred, sound effects, and Mike Glidwell, assistant; Susan Rosson, props assistant; Judy Pearson and Mary Anne Bolton, prompters. Who can ever forget Anna Margaret when she came on stage - white as a sheet or Melinda with her falls, intentional and un- intentional? 19 VICKIE BAILEY MARY ANNE BOLTON DEBRA BOND MIKE DOTSON ANNA MARGARET BOYD DAVID CLARK MELINDA DROKE BILLY EDWARDS 20 21 DIANE HART WENDELL HART ROBERT HAYNES We found that senior year meant serious study and hard work. Study halls found us working hard to keep up with our assignments. Typically, Judy Pearson concentrates on English lit. - or is it history? The senior boys listen attentive- ly to Mr. Parnell of TVA, who is teaching them the steps in proper wiring. GLENN HOBOCK BILLY HENDRIX JO LYNN JACKSON 22 JACK E JAYNES JIM McGARRITY CANDE JOYNER MIKE McGARRITY RONNIE LONON JIMMY MUSGRAVE Can't you guess? Exams are coming up. 23 Spring means many things to many people, but to the seniors it means their annual trip to Shiloh. Everyone decided that they would have done a lot better if every his- tory class had been like this one. Neither rain, sleet, snow, nor sunshine could keep Jackie Jaynes away from school for. even one day. Jackie never missed a day of school in his whole twelve year career. KATHY PACE JUDY PEARSON Sn ' MIKE P1ERCEY ROGER PIERCEY 24 BILL ROBERTS SUSAN ROSSON We suddenly realized that the year was almost over when we be- gan practicing commencement music. Getting our caps and gowns was quite a thrill. We couldn't wait to try them on and admire ourselves as dignified seniors. RHONDA SHERROD DENNIS SMITH SHAWN WILLIAMS 25 i t- JUNIORS President - STEVE SPITZER Vice-President - MIKE PEARSON Secretary - SUSAN ARMES Treasurer - JOHNNY WOODSON Reporter - SYLIVA PETTEY 26 Junior year, perhaps, is best of all. We had a chance to work together on so many things. The Beauty Revue was a smashing success. We succeeded in missing classes for a week, making a swim- ming pool out of the gym ... Miss Watson and Mr. Miles hold a conference while expert carpenters wait for directions. By Friday night, April 11, the gym was beautifully decorated and we were Up Up and Away. Susan Armes Gary Bailey Ricky Bickerstaff Jan Blackburn Stevie Blasingame Debbie Bradshaw Terry Buford Steve Butler Tommy Canada Dan Cowan Chauncey Crossnoe Georgann Culp 27 Janice Davis Cherry Anne Edwards Chris Edwards Diane Ellington Steve Emison Tony Emison Sandra Fulbright Sherry Fulbright Tommy Haynes Ronnie Hart Ann Hobock Bruce Hopper Kay Johnson Tom Jordan Mike Marbury Philip Mayfielo Juniors always look forward to selecting class rings. We chose our rings in September, and it was a long wait until they finally arrived at the end of January. There was a wide variety of colors - all shades of the rainbow, plus black and white; we vary in size, too - 4 1 2 to 12. Let me see yours. Have you seen mine? 28 Sandra Mayfield Johnny McKinnon In April Miss Wat- son took Sylvia and Sandra, our best typists, to the typing contest at Jackson where they both placed in the top ten percent. John Mehr Gene M osier Neal Mosier Judy Pearson Mike Pearson Ricky Pearson Elaine Permenter Sylvia Pettey Sandra Presley David Raines Steve Spitzer Barry Stephenson Martha Sullivan Angeles Tinker Debbie Williams Mary Ann Winberry Nancy Wood johnny Woodson Susan Woodson Judy Young 29 SOPHOMORES President - TERRY JONES Vice-President - DAVID HART Secretary - THERESA JAYNES Treasurer - SANDRA SMITH Reporters - DANNY DAVIS MARY ANN SMITH Song Leader - JANE HICKMAN 30 One Year Veterans Sophomores make up for their small number by their ability to be seen and heard. They took an active part on all phases of school life. Several members - Terry, Russell, Larry, Nancy, Karen, Patsy, Carol, Rhonda and Sammie - lettered in high school basketball. The sophomores were the officers and leaders of the Latin Club. They enjoyed lording it over the poor freshmen slaves. After mid -term several members were initiated into Beta Club: Russell, Danny, Terry, Larry, Rhonda, Karen, Anglea, Elaine, Patsy, and Mary Ann. Lynn Crutchfield Danny Davis Elaine Davis Karen Durham Ricky Eubanks Marvin Evans Rita Foust Danny Goode 31 Theresa Jaynes Sandra Johnson Terry Jones Sheila King Billie Leek Cathy Mayfield Russell Mayfield Anglea Pigue 32 Laura Webb Patty W inbush Not Pictured Mike Webb Alice Davis Ernest Reams Rhonda Reasons Mary Ann Smith Rose Smith Sandra Smith Ricky Spitzcr Sammie Suinvan Sue Ellen Taylor Patsy Watkins We really enjoyed cook- ing in our home economics class - but eating the re- sults was another story. 33 FRESHMEN President - KEN HARVEY Vice-President - TONY GRIFFIN (not pictured) Secretary - KELLER STEPHENS Treasurer - DENNIS SPITZER Reporters - RUSS IORDAN TOMMY BOLDING 34 Lucy Bates Debra Blasingame Tommy Bolding Diane Bradshaw Sixty freshmen invaded Bells High School in August 1968. They found high school life quite different in many ways: from one classroom to five; Latin, algebra, English, math, science - it was all Greek at first anyway. No more desks for books, just pigeon holes, and in the hall, too. Finding your own books was quite a problem at times. And the upper classmen thought the fresh- man year should be just one long initiation - greenhands in Ag, slages in Latin - but they survived and before long they even felt like everybody else. Susan Buntin Kay Bushart Ronnie Bushart Randy Butler Dan Chambers Elizabeth Chambers Sherri Cheatham Tony Colvett Edwin Cozart Rose Edwards Thomas Davis Karen Emison Tommy Emison Lucy Eubanks Debbie Fussell Robert Gaines 35 Tony Griffin BELOW; Nancy Griggs Debora Hart NOT PICTURED: David French Danny Goode Kenneth Johnson Pamela Pike Russ Jordan David Lewis Barbara Lonon Rachel Lovell Connie Lunsford Donald McCall Chris Moore Elton Morris A1 Overton Katie Mosier Kathleen Peace Joe Pearson 36 Susie Permenter Darlene Raines Mark Roberts Scotty Runions Linda Sipes Dennis Spitzer Keller Stephens Ben Stephenson Jimmy Stewart Sherry Via Shirley Webb Beth Williams Kim Williams Mike Williams Peggy Winberry Brenda Young NOT PICTURED: David French Danny Goode Kenneth Johnson Pamela Pike Your guess is as good as mine 37 ORGANIZATIONS 38 OFFICERS. President - JOHNNY WOODSON Vice-President - JIM McGARRITY Secretary - CANDE JOYNER Treasurer - MARTHA SULLIVAN Reporter - JAN BLACKBURN Beta Club FRONT ROW: Shawn Williams, Melinda Droke, Martha Sullivan, Johnny Woodson, Jim McGarrity, Cande Joyner, Jan Blackburn. SECOND ROW: Judy Pearson, Susan Woodson, Judy Pearson, Anna Boyd, Mary Anne Bolton, Susan Armes, Patsy Watkins, Mary Ann Smith, Elaine Davis, Rhonda Reasons, Angela Pigue. THIRD ROW: Terry Jones, Dan Cowan, Danny Davis, Tom Jordan, Larry Clark, Stevie Blasingame, Roger Piercey, Russell Mayfield, Bill Roberts, Steve Spitzer. MRS. LOUISE PEARSON, Sponsor 39 FRONT ROW: Angela Pigue, Rhonda Reasons, Sammie Sullivan, Rus- sell Mayfield, Danny Davis, Jane Hickman, Patsy Watkins, Sandra Johnson, Edwin Cozart. SECOND ROW: Mary Anne Bolton, Judy Pear- son, Debra Blasingame, Nancy Griggs, Darlene Raines, Lucy Eubanks, Susie Permenter, Beth Williams, Susan Buntin, Miss Annie Wista Wil- liams, Sponsor. THIRD ROW: Mark Roberts, Tommy Canada, Joe Pearson, Cande Joyner, Ken Harvey, Susan Armes, Shawn Williams, Melinda Droke, Susan Rosson, Thomas Davis. FOURTH ROW: David Lewis, Dan Cowan, Johnny Woodson, Tom Jordan, Stevie Blasingame, Dennis Spitzer, Russ Jordan, Steve Spitzer. Latin Club OFFICERS: President DANNY DAVIS Vice-President RUSSELL MAYFIELD Secretary JANE HICKMAN Treasurer SANDRA JOHNSON Reporters RHONDA REASONS ANGLEA PIGUE Program Committee PATSY WATKINS SAMMIE SULLIVAN 40 President - CANDE JOYNER 1st Vice-President - SHAWN WILLIAMS 2nd Vice-President KAY JOHNSON Secretary KATHY PACE Treasurer JANE HICKMAN Historian CHERRY EDWARDS Reporter RHONDA SHERROD Song Leader - JAN BLACKBURN Parliamentarian - GEORGANN CULP The Future Homemakers of America were kept busy this year under the direction of Presi- dent Cande Joyner. The Christmas chapel pro- gram presented by the group gave the story of Christmas in sacred music and the gaiety of the Season in secular music. The theme of the Mother-Daughter Banquet, held in May, was Somewhere over the Rainbow Members worked hard to make this a beautifully decorated and much enjoyed occasion. The FHA chose Philip Foust as FHA Beau for 1968-69. Future Homemakers of America 41 FFA The Bells Chapter of the FFA had a year filled with activity and profit. Guiding the Chapter this year were Roger Piercey, President; Dennis Smith, Vice-President; Jackie Jaynes, Secretary; Mike Dotson, Reporter; David Clark, Sentinel; Mr. Hallum Smith, Sponsor. Pat Henderson was chosen FFA Sweetheart by the Chapter The Chapter's teams did well in competition. Jimmy Musgrave, Roger Piercey, Robert Haynes and Dennis Smith placed 1st, 2nd, 3rd, and 5th in individual points in the District V Soils Judging Contest. Five Chapter members received State Farmer Degrees and Mr. Smith received an Honorary State Farmer Degree. PARLIAMENTARY PROCEDURE TEAM FROM LEFT: Chris Edwards, Mike Dotson, Roger Piercey, Dennis Smith, Steve Butler. District III 1st place; West Tennessee 4th place. SOILS JUDGING CONTEST FROM LEFT: Roger Piercey, Jimmy Musgrave, Dennis Smith, Robert Haynes. District III 1st place; West Tennessee 4th place. SKILLS JUDGING TEAM FROM LEFT: Scotty Runions, Chris Edwards, Gary Bailey, Terry Jones. Robert Gaines. BACK ROW: Jackie Jaynes, David Clark, 42 LIVESTOCK JUDGING TEAM FROM LEFT: Steve Butler, Barry Stephenson, John Mehr. LEFT CENTER, BOTTOM ROW: Robert Haynes, Mike Dotson, Steve Butler, Dennis Smith, Barry Stephenson. BACK ROW: Larry Clark, Terry Jones, David Hart, Chris Edwards, David Clark, Philip Foust. Program of Work Committee Chairmen. District Creed Contest Winner: Robert Gaines. Jimmy Musgrave, Larry Clark, Robert Haynes, Joe Edwards. DAIRY JUDGING TEAM FROM LEFT: Ricky Pearson, Chris Edwards, Robert Haynes. 43 BARNWARMING KING AND QUEEN Philip Foust Mary Ann Smith Second Page Second Maid Third Page Third Maid Roger Piercey Mike Pearson Kathy Pace Rhonda Reasons First Page First Maid David Hart Jo Lynn Jackson 44 FRONT ROW: Coach Bill Emerson, Nancy Climer, Rhonda Reasons, Melinda Droke, Barry Stephenson, Pat Henderson, Jo Lynn Jackson. SECOND ROW: Rhonda Sherrod, Cathy Mayfield, Cande Joyner, Kathy Pace, Sammie Sullivan, Nancy Wood, Karen Durham, Patsy Watkins, Kay Johnson, Carol Blurton, Susan Rosson. THIRD ROW: Philip Foust, Tom Jordan, Ricky Bickerstaff, Steve Spitzer, Sylvia Pettey, Jackie Jaynes, Gene Mosier, Stevie Blasingame. FOURTH ROW: Tony Emison, Russ Jordan, Mike McGarrity, Jim McGarrity, Johnny Woodson, Dan Cowan, Russell Mayfield, Larry Clark, Terry Jones. B CLUB OFFICERS ARE: (left to right) Jo Lynn Jackson - Rep. Nancy Climer - Rep. Pat Henderson - V. Pres. Barry Stephenson - Pres. Rhonda Reasons - Treas. Melinda Droke - Sec. 1969 High School Basketball Lettermen 45 I’ve loved you since the first day 1 saw you with that cute little smudge on your nose. Mrs. Charrington, with her smiling face, would never hurt anyone - or would she? HOME SWEET HOMICIDE ... the senior class ... play ... which play to use? ... Home Sweet Homicide? ... yes ... three acts ... we'll never learn our lines in two weeks ... Do you think we’ll make enough money to pay the roy - alty? ... practice ... work ... romance ... comedy ... mystery ... do that scene again ... dress rehearsel ... October 11, 1968 ... places everybody ... 5 minutes til curtain time ... prompters come in handy ... last act ... applause One little scream, THE GANG: Kathy Pace, Mike Dotson, Billy Edwards, Dianne Hart, Wanda Avery, Vickie Bailey, Bill Roberts, Jackie Jaynes, and Robert Haynes. 46 With the help of April, Rupert and Polly realized that they were in love. Sneaky Frankie Riley. 47 48 s SEATED: QUEEN MELINDA DROKE First Maid Rose Smith Second Maid Lucy Bates First Alternate Cathy Mayfield Second Alternate Janice Davis •••• . R • • LATIN AWARDS: Latin I - Distinction, Mark Roberts; Honorable Mention, David Lewis, Susan Buntin; Certificate of Merit, Dennis Spitzer. Latin II - Honorable Mention, Elaine Davis, Danny Davis, Patsy Watkins, Russell Mayfield, Angela Pigue. Certificate of Merit, Sandra Johnson. MATH AWARDS: 2nd in Geometry, Russell Mayfield; 3rd in Algebra II, Johnny Woodson; 4th in Algebra I, Mark Roberts. ABOVE RIGHT: Girls State - Sylvia Pettey, delegate Elaine Permenter, alternate Boys State - Tom Jordon, Steve Blasingame, delegates; Johnny Woodson, Steve Spitzer, alter- nates. 55 Tom Jordan and Melin- da Droke were given the Jaycees' Most Val- uable Basketball Play- er Award. Shawn Williams, Bill Roberts, and Cande Joyner were selected as Outstanding Teen- agers of America. Pat Henderson and Steve Blasingame were awarded the Best Sportsmanship Award. 56 Cande Joyner was selected by the Lions’ Club as the Most Outstanding Senior. Anna Margaret Boyd, Salutatorian and Shawn Williams, Valedictorian were scholarship recipients. Selected by the Senior Class as the Best-All Round Boy and Girl were Bill Roberts and Shawn Williams. 57 Mr. Henry Williams presents Mr. Smith with an Honorary State Farmer Degree. Linda Bridger re- ceived the Wil- liams' Music Award. Jim McGarrity was the American Le- gion Essay Contest Winner. 58 CAPTAINS BARRY STEPHENSON PAT HENDERSON FRONT ROW: Susan Rosson, Kay Johnson, Pat Henderson, Melinda Droke, Nancy Climer, Carol Blurton. SECOND ROW: Coach Bill Emerson, Georg- ann Culp, Angela Pigue, Karen Durham, Rhonda Reasons, Sammy Sullivan, Cande Joyner, Patsy Watkins, Manager Vickie Bailey. High School Basketball Teams FRONT ROW: Assistant Manager Terry Jones, Philip Foust, Tom Jordan, Barry Stephenson, Jim McGartity, Tony Emison, Manager Johnny Woodson. SEC- OND ROW: Coach Bill Emerson, Jackie Jaynes, Rickey Bickerstaff, Steve Spit- zer. Gene Mosier, Russell Mayfield, Russ Jordan, Steve Blasingame, Larry Clark, Dan Cowan. COACH BILL EMERSON 60 CAROL BLURTON Sophomore Forward NANCY CLIMER Sophomore Forward KAY JOHNSON Junior Guard SUSAN ROSSON Senior Guard MELINDA DROKE Senior Forward PAT HENDERSON Senior Guard Eagles and Eaglettes Starting Line Ups TOM JORDAN BARRY STEPHENSON Junior Guard Junior Center 61 PHILIP FOUST •Senior Guard JIM McGARRITY Senior Forward TONY EMISON Junior Forward Enthusiastically, the Eagles began their season with seven letter - men returning. Their first victory was over the Beech Bluff Tigers. Their triumph inspired the Eagles to a 9 win, no loss record in the County. With top scorers Tom Jordan and Barry Stephenson, the suc- cessful Eagles demonstrated teamwork and skill. Main subs Dan Cowan, Steve Spitzer, Mike Pearson, Jackie Jaynes, and Russ Jordan added the extra punch for the Eagles. Tne Eaglettes had a fairly successful regular season with Pat Hen- derson. Captain, and Melinda Droke, top scorer. The Eaglettes made basketball history when as a darkhorse team they captused the Crock- ett County Girls' Championship trophy - first time in eleven years. Karen Durham, Patsy Watkins, Rhonda Reasons, and Sammy Sullivan added points and pep as main subs. 64 KATHY MAYFIELD BHS Cheerleaders RHONDA SHERROD Captain KATHY PACE A I 1 NANCY WOOD We Boys They We Girls They 49 Dyersburg 50 Junior 28 Dyersburg 25 43 Alamo 16 Basketball 39 Alamo 14 32 Humboldt 55 23 Humboldt 21 34 Jackson Jr. High 21 36 Jackson Jr. High 46 38 48 Dyersburg Alamo 52 28 Teams 30 36 Dyersburg Alamo 32 13 55 Jackson Jr. High 23 13 Jackson Jr. High 29 23 Humboldt 40 19 Humboldt 34 66 67 Jimmy Armes Glen Bailey Ray Climer Don Cullipher Roger Dillon Judy Dominico Gafford Ellington Debbie Emison David Foust Casey Freeman Deborah Fullbright Jayne Gaines Roger Hart Barnara Harrell Brenda Henderson Ralph Hudson Mary Jackson Jeff Keen Bruce King Judy Laurence Jimmy Lovell Bobby Lumley Albert McKinnon James Peace Martha Permenter Lyle Piercey Mike Pigue Margaret Presley Sandra Wilkerson Della Perry not pictured Eighth Grade ) What would we do with- out the cabinet? The cabinet teaches eighth graders some practical lessons in business, book- keeping, patience, and courtesy, besides perform- ing a service for the whole school. Jimmy Armes waits on the customers, while Barbara Harrell and Judy Dominico check up on supplies and sales. 68 Seventh Grade Seventh Grade was a big change for us ... Mr. Horner and Mr. Woodward ... our first men teachers ... a phys. ed. period ... playing ball ... woodburning ... Mr. Horner worked hard to get that new math into our heads - and it looks as though we worked hard too. Mary Joyce Barnett Susie Blackburn David Blurton Nancy Bolding Bill Bradshaw Mary Frances Buntin Teresa Butler Mike Cobb Tracy Culp Janie Dillon Dewayne Dotson Julia Droke Hugh Ellington Janet Emison David Eubanks Gail Eubanks Glen Foust Barbara George Ray Griggs Flo Ann Hardin Tera Harvey Glenn Haynes Judy Haynes 69 Sam Henderson Sammy Henderson Terry Hobock Linda Holland Juanita Howell Ovella Howell David Jaynes Jimmy Jaynes A1 Johnson Sydney King Tommy Lovell Joyce Lumley Cindy Lunsford Steve Mayfield Phillip Nelson Jimmy Nichols Ronnie North Steve North Marty Overton Debbie Peace Bill Pearson Dolores Pritchard Jim Pritchard Debora Roberts Patty Sherrod Debora Stafford Janet Stephenson Barbara Sullivan Ricky Thompson Tamara Tinker Laura Vines Toby Vowell Paul Wilkerson Charles Williams Russell Williams Joyce Winberry Mr. Woodward's pupils, boys and girls, stand solidly behind him. We are the last class Mr. Woodward will teach at Bells so we have a special feeling for him. 70 71 ELEMENTARY FACULTY 1. MRS. J. R. BARNES - First Grade 2. MRS. J. H. MILES - First Grade 3. MRS. E. T. JENKINS - Second Grade 4. MRS MURRAY BUNTIN - Second Grade 5. MRS. LEE TODD - Second Grade 6. MRS. J. B. EVANS - Third Grade 7. MRS. HAROLD PEARSON - Third Grade 72 8. MRS. PAUL EDWARDS - Fourth Grade 9. MRS. TERRY MILLER - Fourth Grade 10. MRS. E. T. JACKSON - Fifth Grade 11. MRS. PORTER GRAVES - Fifth Grade 12. MRS. W. C. SCAMMERHORN - Sixth Grade 13. MRS. LILE WOODSON - Sixth Grade 14. MRS. E. T. COLLINS - Librarian 9 73 Sixth Grade brings studies of many lands and people. We used these friends around the world in our chapel program, (opposite page) We presented a program in native costumes of songs of gay Mexico, sunny France, the yodel- ing Swiss, and our own America. Our bulletin boards presented customs and products of these lands, such as the one on Poland from Miss Elsie's room (upper left), and on Russia in Miss Opal's room (lower right). We found many delightful stories of other lands in books (center left). We also made posters for National Library Week to show how much we appreciate books, (lower left) Dudley Johnson and Gilbert Perry are not pic- tured. Charles Blasingame Timothy Boyd Linda Bridger Barbara Jo Bridges Callie Jean Buford Cindy Bushart Carol Carr Steve Carr Steve Cheathan Johnny Croom Rita Crossnoe Timothy Crossnoe Kathy Davis Marty Davis Sherry Davis Ralph Eason Lori Emerson Jeffrey Emison 74 Johnny Emison Darrell Foust Rose Ann Hampton Joe Hardin Betty Jo Harrell Jimmy Hart Rhonda Hayes Danny Haynes Roy Haynes Debra Hill Curtis Hobock Michael Howell Bobby Jenkins Susan Jones Terri Keen Joe King Judy Lonon Leland Marlowe Charlotte Mayfield Barbara Miller Belinda Mills Jennie Overton Alice Patrick Jackie Leigh Permenter Steven Porter Lou Ann Roberts David Sipes Greg Spraggins Jeannie Spratlin Mike Stephenson Curtis Sullivan Bill Tippett .Greg Van Story Geryl Wallers Cindy Wells Randy Williams s • 1 X t h G r a d e Deborah Arnold Curtis Bodkins Ricky Bolding Pam Bridger Clara Nell Buford Nancy Canada Timmy Clark Holly Clements Chris Davis Vickie Davis Pamela Dominico Susan Dotson Carl Ellington Sammy Fulbright Pat Gaines Gary Goode Gwen Griffin Kristi Griggs Phyllis Harrel Gail Hayes Mark Henderson Kay Hobock Darlene Horton Phillip Hughes Fifth Grade Tommy Sherrod and Deborah Arnold were stars of our chapel program with their pantomine of a couple at the movies. Our bulletin board made our room bright and cheerful with its many colors of spring. Right where we need her, helping us with our arithmetic is Mrs. Graves. 76 Jerry Jaynes Ricky Lee Johnson Russell Keltner Alan King Philip Littrell Kenneth Lavell Larry McCall Sharon McNew Steve Nelson Alice Presley Robert Richardson Connie Sherrod Tommy Sherrod Brenda Spraggins Marie Stafford Steve Van Story Alica Via David Williams Lisa Williams Randy Williams Jannie Winberry Ricky Winberry William Winberry Linda Wood Fifth Grade is almost too full of good things. Audubon Junior Club taught us the conservation of soil, plants, and wild life in our America. We learned to know our great land in Social Studies. Poetry Day brought us many lovely poems which we will always cherish. April winners (left top) are, left to right: Ricky Lee, Jerry, Holly, Alan, Pam, and Gail. Mrs. Collins taught us a unit on using the library and we can find much information for ourselves. Our practice teachers. Miss Anderson and Miss Stewart, helped to make this a very good year. Music with them was a highlight of the week. 77 Fourth Grade Craig Bolding Riley Bolding Tim Butler David Chambers Cathy Climer Owen Cobb Deborah Crossnoe Preston Davis Nancy Dillon Terry Dillon Vince Emerson Brad Emison Daphne Eubanks Susan Hardin David Henderson Mike Henson Ann Hickman Patricia Hodgson Millard Hudson Randall Irvine Alan Johnson Steve Johnson Camille Kee Mike Keen 78 We felt pretty growny” when we moved out of the primary building. This year we changed classes for reading for our first time. We really go for the holidays. Anne and Becky made us a beautiful mail box for Valentine Day. We also learned the pledge to our flag this year and how to honor the flag. Our chapel program was on St. Patrick's Day. Dressed in traditional green, we presented poems and songs of the Irish, and the girls did an Irish jig. Fourth Graders are fascinated by maps. In the picture (opposite page) Rosanne Piercey, Camille Kee, Mike Keen and Tim Butler point out the route taken by pioneers traveling to the West. Salane King Keyta Mayfield Debra McNew David Miller Russ Mills Connie Mosier Lois Nelson Kim North Faye Norville Joe Norville Don Pearson Rosanne Piercey Netherlie Porter Mike Spitzer Gary Spraggins Lias Van Story Jacqueline Vowell Becky Williams Carla Williams Jerry Winberry 79 Third Randy Bolding Kathy Boyd Elizabeth Ann Buntin Danny Burns Chere Clements Lester Colvett Rita Ctaig Allen Crutchfield Sandra Curtis Keith Davis Roudy Davis Scott Davis Wesley Eason Tom Edwards Richard Ellington William Ellington Lisa Gaines Dolores Goode Melinda Goode Jerry Hart Rhonda Haynes Mike Hodgson Connie Ray Horton Linda Howell Deborah Hughes Robert Irvine John Jaynes Genice Lovell David Lunsford Tommy McNew 80 Susan Morris Diane M osier Nick Mosier Allen Peyton Johnny Porter Lisa Reasons Brenda Sipes Donny Smith Rodney Smith Mike Spratlin Pat Stephenson Johnny Stewart James Warren Jackie Winberry Laura Woodson MERIUCE The Listen and Read program was the most fun of all the things we did. We dem onstrated this program for a P. T. A. meet- ing, showing tne grownups how it works. This made us feel very proud. Our chapel program was about George Washington. We were all dressed in cos- tumes of his time. We learned much this year about our America. The bulletin shows some of the things we learned and did. Second Grade In second grade we did many wonderful things. Miss Ruby taught us much about music with the rhythm band. We liked our red uniforms, too. Our new Listen and Read program was lots of fun. We read books and did art work about our great Americans. Mrs. Jenkins retired and Mrs. Beverly Buntin came to teach. We made friends with our community helpers through visits from firemen, policemen, nurses and den- tists. Good health was one of the things we studied. We made bulletin boards about good meals. Miss Beverly is standing with the group that won. Rex Climer Tracy Cottner Brownie Croom Jeff Crossnoe Bruce Crutchfield Sheri Curtis Carolyn Davis Michael Davis Andy Edwards Marne Emerson Randy Emison Wally Eubanks Michelle Granger Wendy Henderson Diana Henley Mark Holland Arleen Howell Sarah Jackson Barbara Jones Karen Keen Sharon Keen Glenn keltner Kathy Keltner Janet King Mark King Richard Lee Connie Maddox Steven Mayfield Mike Mosier David Peace Donny Peyton Ernest Porter Phillip Porter Jimmy Sipes Ricky Skelton Judy Smith Christine Spitzer Robbie Spraggins Donald Staffed Jeff Tippett Vanessa Vines Danny Vowell Steven Wallers Teresa Warren Phara Lee Wells Tommy White Judy Winberry Ray Wood 83 First Grade August 26, 1968 marked the start of a big adventure for us. We left the sheltered world of home for the wider world of school and the problems of learning to live, work, and play with many people. Everything was strange at first, but under the careful guidance of Miss Ruby and Miss Faye, we quick- ly learned how to adjust ourselves to our new surroundings and it wasn't long until we were well trained school boys and girls. Rocky Bolding Anita Butler Cynthia Clark Lexie Crawford Hollie Davis Lisa Davis Wilton Davis Jr. Connie Dotson Dawn Eason David Ellington Keith Ellington John Emerson Sandra Emison Wesley Eubanks Paul Gaines James Lyn George Jerry Hobock Lina a Horton Patsy Irvine Wayne Irvine Judy Joiner Lu Ann Jordan Thresa Lonon Tina Mayfield Travis Morris Roger Mosier Josephine Mulson Julia Norville Teresa Pace Allyn Piller Angela Pitt Jane Plunk Bill Qualls Randy Rosson Tammy Sipes Pam Smith 84 t Paul Stafford Amanda Taylor Scott Via Steve Watkins Christopher Williams Donnie Winberry Tony Winberry We practiced good health rules by washing our hands carefully, and we observed citizenship rules by lining up quietly for our walk to the lunch room. BELOW: Lessons from the classes on TV were in- teresting. We listen attentively to the TV instructor. We had fun periods too - such as the times when Miss Ruby read to us the Uncle Wiggly Stories; other play times we spent putting puzzles together and playing with indoor games. 85 Junior Royalty King - BRAD EM ISON First Page - PAUL GAINES Second Page - KEITH DAVIS First Alternate - RANDY EMISON Queen - PHARA LEE WELLS First Maid - SARAH JACKSON Second Maid - LISA GAINES First Alternate - MICHELLE GRANGER Spelling Bee Contestants 86 Senior Register LARRY ACRED FFA 1,2,3, 4; Chorus 4; Senior Play 4. WANDA AVERY Transferred from Jackson 1; FHA 1,2, 3, 4, Junior Degree 1; Chorus 2, 3, 4; Basket- ball 3; Senior Play 4. VICKIE BAILEY FHA 1,2, 3, 4, Junior Degree 1; Basketball 1, Manager 4; Chorus 2,3,4; Senior Play 4. MARY ANNE BOLTON FHA 1, 2, 3, 4, Junior Degree 1; Beta Club 2,3, 4; Latin Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Sec. 2, Latin Tourn. Hon. Mention 1; Chorus 2,3,4; Wastebasket Staff 3,4, Business Manager 4. DEBRA BOND FHA 1, 2, 3, 4, Junior Degree 1; Chorus 2, 3, 4; Basketball 2, 3; Softball 2; Senior Play 4. ANNA MARGARET BOYD Latin Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Pres. 2, Latin Tourn. Distine. 1; Math Tourn. 1; Beta Club 2, 3, 4, Sec. 3; FHA 1, 2, 3, 4, Junior Degree 1; Typing Contest 3; Chorus 2, 3, 4; Class Sec. 2, Class Reporter 3; Wastebasket Staff 3,4, Co-editor 3, Editor 4; Senior Play 4; Salutatorian. DAVE CLARK FFA 1,2, 3, 4, Sentinel 4, State Farmer 4, State FFA Convention 4, Skills Contest 2, 3, 4, State FFA Leadership Training Camp 3; Chorus 2,3,4; Basketball Manager 1; Class Vice Pres. 4; Cheerleader 4; Wittiest 3, 4; Senior Play 4. MIKE DOTSON FFA 1,2,3, 4, Green Hand Degree 1; Chapter Degree 2, State Convention 3, Re- porter 4, Awards Banquet 4, Parliamentary Procedure Team 4; Baseball 2; Chorus 3, 4; Senior Play 4. MELINDA DROKE FHA 1,2,3, 4, Junior Degree 1, Songleader 3, State Convention 3, National Con- vention 4; Latin Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Program Committee 2, Latin Tourn. 1,2, Distine. 1, Certificate of Merit 2; Beta Club 2,3,4, Wastebasket Staff 4, Sports Editor 4, Eagle Staff 3,4, Co-editor 3, Editor 4; B Club 2,3,4, Reporter 3, Sec. 4; Basketball 2,3,4, Crockett County All Star First Team 3,4, Most Valuable Basketball Player 4; Miss Bells Royalty 3, 4, Miss Bells 4; Math Tourn. 1, 4; Wittiest 2, Best Personality 3, Most Athletic 3, 4, Most Likely to Succeed 4; Chorus 3, 4; Senior Play 4; Class Treasurer 1, Vice-Pres. 2. BILLY EDWARDS FFA 1,2,3, 4; Baseball 2; Chorus 4; Senior Play 4. JOE EDWARDS FFA 1, 2, 3, 4, Skills Contest 1, 2, 3, 4; Chorus 2, 3, 4; Senior Play 4; Most Handsome 3. PHILIP FOUST FFA 1, 2,3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; ”B Club 2, 3, 4; Barnwarming King 4; FHA Beau 4; Prom King 4; Honorable Mention all County Basketball Team 4. MIKE GL1DWELL FFA 1, 2, 3, 4; Chorus 4; Senior Play 4. HELEN GOODE FHA 1, 2, 3, 4, Junior Degree; Chorus 2, 3, 4; Senior Play 4. DIANNE HART FHA 1,2,3, 4, Junior Degree 1; Basketball 2; Softball 2; Senior Play 4; Chorus 3,4. WENDELL HART FFA 1, 2, 3, 4; Chorus 4. GLENN HOBOCK FFA 1,2,3, 4, Skills Contest 2,3, Green Hand Degree 1, Chapter Farmer Degree 2; Baseball 2; Basketball 3, 4; Chorus 4. ROBERT HAYNES FFA 1,2, 3, 4, Soil Judging Contest 3,4, Skills Contest 3,4, Dairy Judging Con- test 4; Basketball 2; Chorus 2, 3, 4; Senior Play 4. PAT HENDERSON FHA 1, 2, 3, 4, Junior Degree 1; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Captain 4; Softball 2; B Club 2,3, 4, Vice Pres. 4; FFA Sweetheart 4; Barnwarming Queen 3; Class Sec. 4; Chorus 2, 3, 4; Senior Play 4. BILLY HENDRIX FFA 1, 2, 3, 4, Dairy Judging Team 3; Chorus 4. JO LYNN JACKSON FHA L 2, 3, 4, Junior Degree 1; Barnwarming Royalty 4; Cheerleader 3, 4, Cap- tain 4; B” Club 3, 4; Softball 2; Prom Queen 4; Chorus 4; Senior Play 4. JACKIE JAYNES FFA 1,2, 3, 4, Reporter 3, Sec. 4, Skills Contest. Green Hand Degree 1, Chapter Farmer Degree 2, State Farmer Degree 4, State Convention 4; Baseball 2; Basketball 1,2, 3,4; B Club 3, 4; Chorus 4; Senior Play 4. CANDE JOYNER Latin Club 1,2, 3, 4, Vice Pres. 2, Latin Tourn. 1,2, Hon. Men. 1; Beta Club 3, 4, Sec. 4; Wastebasket Staff 4; Eagle Staff 4, Sports Editor 4; Basketball 1,2, 3, 4; B Club 4; FHA 1,2,3,4, Junior Degree 1, Chapter Degree 3, Vice Pres. 3, Pres. 4, Subregional Pari. 4, State Convention 3, National Convention 4, Silver Award 4; Barnwarming Queen 2; Class Treasurer 2, Secretary 1, 3; Best Looking 1,3, Best Personality 2, Miss BHS 4; Miss Bells Royalty 2, Miss Bells 3; Senior Play 4; Chorus 2,3,4; Girls State-Delegate 3; Outstanding Teenager of America 4; Lions Club Outstanding Senior Award 4. RONNIE LONON FFA 1,2, 3, 4, Creed 1, Green Hand Degree 1, Chapter Farmer Degree 2; Class Reporter 2,3; Chorus 4. JIM McGARRITY Transferred from Dyersburg 2; Beta Club 2,3,4, Vice Pres. 4; Wastebasket Staff 3, 4, Sports Editor 3, 4; Eagle Staff 3, 4, Co-Bus. Man. 3, Bus. Man. 4; French Club 2; Class Pres. 3; Boys State Delegate 3; Basketball 3, 4; B Club 3, 4; Math Tourn. 2, 3, 4; Chorus 2, 4; Senior Play 4; Mr. BHS 4; American Legion Essay Contest Winner 4. MIKE McGARRITY Transferred from Dyersburg 2; Basketball 2,3; Baseball 3; B Club 2,3; FFA 2, 3, 4; Chorus 4. JIMMY MUSGRAVE FFA 1, 2, 3, 4, Green Hand Degree 1, Chapter Farmer Degree 2, State Farmer Degree 3, Soil Judging 3, 4, Skills Contest 3, 4; Basketball 1,2,3; Chorus 4; Senior Play 4. KATHY PACE FHA 1,2,3, 4, Junior Degree 1, Sec. 4; Basketball 1,2; Cheerleader 3,4, Captain 4; B Club 3,4; Barnwarming Royalty 4; Chorus 2,3,4; Senior Play 4. JUDY PEARSON FHA 1, 2, 3,4, Junior Degree 1; Chorus 2, 3, 4; Beta Club 2, 3, 4; Wastebasket Staff 4, Typing Editor 4; Eagle Staff 4, Ad. Editor 4. MIKE PIERCEY FFA 1, 2,3, 4; Basketball 2; Chorus 2, 4; Senior Play 4. ROGER PIERCEY FFA 1, 2,3, 4, Sec. 3, Pres. 4, Green Hand Degree 1, Chapter Farmer Degree 2, State Farmer Degree 3, State Convention 3, Parliamentary Procedure Team 3,4, Soil Judging Team 4; Basketball 1, 2; Baseball 2; B Club 2; Beta Club 3, 4; Chorus 2,3, 4; Math Tourn. 2, 3; Class Pres. 2, Reporter 4; Typing Contest 3; Senior Play 4. BILL ROBERTS Transferred from Canton, Missouri 4; Class Pres. 4; Outstanding Teenager of Ameri- ca 4; Senior Play 4; Most Likely to Succeed 4; Best-All-Round Senior Boy 4. 88 SUSAN ROSSON FHA 1, 2, 3, 4, Junior Degree 1; Latin Club 1,2,3, 4, Treas. 2, Latin Tourn. 1; Basketball 2,3, 4, Hon. Mention Crockett County All Star Team 4; B” Club 4; Senior Play 4. RHONDA SHERROD FHA 1, 2, 3, 4, Junior Degree 1, Reporter 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2; Cheerleader 3, 4, Co-Captain 3; B Club 3,4; Class Reporter 1, Treas. 3; American Legion Essay Contest Winner 3; Chorus 2, 3, 4; Senior Play 4. DENNIS SMITH Transferred from Chicago 1; FFA 1,2,3, 4, Vice Pres. 4, Parliamentary Procedure Team 3, 4, Soil Judging 4, Awards Banquet 3, 4; Wittiest 2; Chorus 2, 3, 4; Class Treasurer 4; Senior Play 4. SHAWN WILLIAMS FHA 1, 2, 3, 4, Junior Degree 1, Chapter Degree 3, Treas. 3, Vice Pres. 4, State Convention 3; Latin Club 1, 2,3, 4, Prog. Committee 2, Latin Toum. 1,2, Hon. 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