Bluff City High School - Grizzly Yearbook (Bluff City, TN)

Text from Pages 1 - 100 of the 1953 volume:

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Is it possible to portray the moments of joy, despondency, and triumph which are the essence of life on the Bluff? We still don't know. But after a year of earnest effort to recapture those memories which will be indelible for all of us, we do know it's quite a task. If we have succeeded in only part recording for posterity that which has taken place, so that future glimpses of this book will stir fond memory, we feel that the at- tempt has been worthwhile. l86!l:C6LIfi0lfL Q7 the Senior Class of 1953 dedicate this annual to our Principal, Mr. Kenneth Carrierg to Mr. H. Pierce who served as Principal of Bluff City High School 1937- 1952, and to Mr. Paul Boy who was a mem- ber of the Board of liducation 1940-1952. They have guided us willingly and unselfish- ly in every undertaking. Through their un- failing and loyal leadership we have been able to accomplish the many tasks that ac- company the joy of being a student of Bluff City High School. HHMINISIH x l,f mme f' hl- I VI ,R C I N 1 Mk fggu ' P C L I x !h QQ! cckkk K C L uf Mkt C x Q x C lQf 51 ff f CQ HCfk X, . CLR xnf, Cryftuk gqgfr L ' f flfff LX G ff QQ K I r M X K as-: U94 4 Q11 ' M1551 LQ QQQ N if C C Qcgk K If 'Q gf KL Efgif ic! C rqk Hg C ff arf LL CG if gc ML s gm V 'F fr BM HHHN Page 10 KENNETH CARRIER fqfincifoaf MACK CARRIER 3400! Marr! Wemger J. CRAFT AKARD Slim? 14perinIfe1fLc!e1fLf Mali, MR. T. M. CARTER Chemistry Hcallb Sviencc' Sopboinorc' Class Sponsor MRS. MIRIAM B. COX English II 5 X Hcalfb Iunior Class Sponsor MRS. JANE S. CRUSSELL English I Sophomore Class Sponsor DR. II. DERTHICK Vorational Guirlanrz' MR. CHARLES E. FLEMING Coach Haallb Pbysifal Eduralion Svnior Class Sponsor MISS VIRGINIA D. HANCI-IER English III and IV junior Class Sponsor MRS. EVELYN W. HENSON Svlaool Sefrciary MR. W. A. MEREDITH Agriculfzlrcr Senior Class Sponsor MR. JOE 1.. RILEY Assislanf Vorafional Agrifnlfnrr' Page ll wwf 'Ss NX 'Y 1-A' u-uf, fl 01, C lf!! MRS. SIBYL C. MILHORN M afbemafi rs EMIS LTR Fl'l'.YZ7llIl1l1 Class Sponsor Q, BY? R ,E+ X! NTR. CLAUDE E. O'DELL Biology Gcnrral Scirlirc Maibciizizfics Ionior Class Sponsor MRS. BONNIE V. PRINCE Tylwzuriliiig Sluortbaml lfrvsluizaii Class Sjzonsor MRS. MONA T. RUTHERT ORD Home Economics Sojzlzomorf Class Sponsor' MRS. DOROTHY C. SANDERS Pa Biology Ilffalfb Glvc Club Sivzior Class Sponsor' MRS. RUTH B. STONE I-Ionic' Economirs ljlzrarian Senior' Class Sponsor MRS. HELEN W. THOMAS History Playsiral Eilzicalioiz Fl'f7Sl7llI6l1I Class Sjlonsor NTR. LUTHER WIT.KTNSON Bookkfcjzilig Civics Erouomics World Ilislory Sojwlnooiorf' Class Sponsor ge I2 IYREDA LYNN WATSON W .-'AL Ezlilor ',A, . , .:,., . A D. L. LOWRIE I A , L, . . Q .. 11-'R Assmvafv Edlfor ' A -.,, . A ...W :V ,A .,,. ,,... : E BECKY LYNNE CORNETT i ink A :-V iucv Asxoriaic' Ifflifor' A cwoon unc! WAiIfe SM!! Bzrxirzrxx Mazzagrwx . MAli'l'IIA ANN CARRIER, HAROLD PIPPIN, JOANNE O,DEl.l. I:l't1I'lll'l' Ifflilorx BERNIEQIQ BLAYLOCR, BETTIE CIIILDRESS, WIl.l.1iTA HARk1tJN, BILTTY -SUE HAWRS, DOLLY PERRY Tyjnisfx , , ,. . MHIQLI-iN GRl'lliNlZ, JEAN PENLEY, MILDRED PERRY, BETTY SIIIZIUIIERIJ Literary Ediforx .. .. ,. ., .. LULA M,AIi LEWIS, EDGAR CASADAY, ROSEMARY MORTON Cirrulaiiwz -IAQRIII IJILWIS, BILL PIERCE, WANDA STRICRLER, IVA LEE LEWIS Arfixfx , , ,.... A I . .. ,. . .... , . BILLIE CIIILDRESS, BONNIE MILLER SPOIIXIIVS , .....,....,..,,. MRS. PRINCE, MRS. STONE Not pictured, ELIZABETH HOPKINS, BZlfSflIl'SS Manager Page 13 Page 14 ,Va fenficlforian WILLIAM CASADAY Safnfaforian JACKIE LEWIS OVLOI' .gytlftjelfbf 19 5 1-S2 JAMES LITTRELL -4 A xX ff X f x X XXX A , X M :xx xxx QA IQ, ' f xl my wk mg B 8 f Q N l xxxxY,gXg EX f LLL, x k s. - N f if WINNA X X 6,4 5,1115 ,, W xx?-X X Q I ,Z ' xkxxxy , N' mm f ' 1 Y XXL' A aging f' . Xf W A ' K ff' X smug IIIZ- Q mv' X IW' , A K' ig TQ 42, A WWIIMBI , . . X N mv v . ll!! 1, Q KN BH- -I 4 X' I h YV XM 55' rl- I W .ij LJ, N hit. 4, W l 1- -' Juij I LL W ' M.-- jj! 1 1 Eivigiiiie 5 W I ig! W 1' U 9 QQ : - I fhtg Lx! i T- V14A'.f-4-V.. 5' 1 ff-Aividilxc L. M BM HHSSES eniolf KKIIL55 Ofhcerfs HAROLD PIPPIN L .... O President TOMMY ARNOLD OOOOOOO L O Vice-Prcfsidwzt ELIZABETH HOPKINS O L Sevrcftary WANDA STRICRLER OOOL . LLLOOO OOOL LOOLO O Tw'asurc'r NORENE VANCE, GEORGE HONEYCUTT .O , L.Rcp0rters SENIOR CLASS SPONSORS MR. M.EREDITH MRS. SANDERS MRS. STONE MR. FLEMING v W ' Cfdfifi In September nineteen-hundred and forty-nine, 92 mischievous and bashful little boys and girls first entered Bluff City High School. Our chief ambitions were to learn the place and the faculty, which we did with much effort. At first we were always at the wrong places at the wrong times, but we soon settled down to the routine of school life. The class officers we elected for our Freshman year were: Harold Pippin, President, Bill Pierce, Vice-President, Elaine Carrier, Treasurer, and Beckey Cornett and Barbara Grace, Reporters. Our sponsors for the four years were: Mrs. Ruth Stone, Coach Charlie Fleming, and Mr. W. A. Meredith. During the fall we held our first class outing. We had a wonderful time eating hot dogs and every- thing that goes with them, afterwards we went to the football game at Bristol to see Tennessee High vs. Johnson City. The majority of the class attended and everyone had a grand time. We entered our sophomore year with less awe of the upper classmen and faculty. We were not so bashful and much more mischievous. Our class offi- cers for this term were: Harold Pippin, President, Tommy Arnold, Vice-Presidentg George Honeycutt, Secretary-Treasurer, Matt Cox, Jr. and Joanne O,Dell, Reporters. That year we enjoyed a full day of activity at Hungry Mother Park. We were a jolly class when we entered our Junior year at B. C. H. S. Again we elected Harold Pippin as our President, Tommy Arnold, Vice-President, Jean Penley, Secretary, Martha Anne Carrier, Treas- urerg George Honeycutt and Helen Dishner as Re- porters. Mrs. Dorothy Sanders became one of our sponsors. That year proved to be filled with excitement, socials, and a little more learning than usual. We held our Junior-Senior Banquet at Hotel Bristol in February. Mr. Tom Frye, Pastor of the First Presby- terian Church, Bristol, was guest speaker. The theme Sweethearts added to information as well as the fun. This was our gift to the Seniors of 'S2. The Junior Play Sunbonnet Jane of Sycamore Lane was a great hit. Betty Sue Hawks played the leading role as Sunbonnet Jane. In the fall of '52 the great day finally arrived. We were seniors at last! W'e elected as our class offic- ers to reign over us the last nine months of our high school career, Harold Pippin, President, Tommy Ar- nold, Vice-Presidentg Elizabeth -Hopkins, Secretary, Jesse Smith, Treasurer, and Norene Vance and George Honeycutt, Reporters. Later we elected Wanda Strickler, Treasurer when Jesse Smith went to the Navy. Fellow classmates, do you remember what happen- ed on November 7? All the seniors were crowded in iafory the little room anxiously awaiting Mr. Carrier's re- turn from the depot with our class rings. They were beautiful and we were completely happy. As seniors, we are sorry to have lost two of our close friends and fellow classmates, Jesse Smith and Howard Cross, who left us for a very worthy cause- to fight for our country. Do you recall all the confusion and fun we had on December 2? Dr. Derthick was here giving vo- cational tests and Mr. Inscho was taking pictures for our yearbook. To top it all .the Music Department was having dress rehearsal for the operetta, The Lady Says Yesf' Our class has broken the record for young mar- riages. Five of our senior classmates were married during our last year of school. These were: Helen Andis Greene, Joan Stafford Ball, Norma Woods Kay- lor, Matt Cox, Jr., and Robert Leonard. To some graduation from high school seems the end of a formal education. But graduation is more than that. We have just begun to learn, and whether we enter college or begin a career, or be home makers, we shall endeavor to go forward much better equip- ped than those who have not been here. If the seniors could choose a mascot, I'm sure it would be Matt's small son, Matthew Douglas. Re- member the day Matt Came 'to school late, handing out cigars? As we leave Bluff City this year, we have in our hearts a touch of sadness. We shall never forget the true words of our school song- and as we sadly start, our journey far apart, a part of every heart lingers here. NORENE VANCE Page 17 Page 18 'MK TOMMY ARNOLD BERNIECE BLAYLOCK JOAN STAFFORD BALL MABEL BOLING EARL BOOHER DORIS JUNE CARRIER BETTY JEAN BROOKS ELAINE CARRIER MARTHA ANNE CARRIER WILLIAM CASADAY EDGAR CASADAY BETTIE CI-IILDRESS enior Cfadd QW Q!! BILLIE CHILDRESS HOWARD CROSS BARBARA GRACE 7' BILLIE JEAN COX BECKY LYNNE CORNETT I MATT COX, Jr. EVELYN GENTRY LYNN CROSS ANNA LEE GLOVER WILLETA HARMON HELEN ANDIS GREENE BETTY SUE HAWKS enior Kfadd Page 19 Page 20 SHIRLEY HOBBS ELIZABETH ANN HOPKINS GEORGE HONEYCUTT ARLYNE JONES NORMA WOODS KAYLOR DOROTHY KNIGHT PAYE KING IVA LEE LEXVIS JACKIE LEWIS LEWIS LILLY LULA MAE LEWIS DONALD LITTRELL enior Cfam , WF D. L. LOWRIE EVELYN M.cDOUGALL BLANCHE LYONS BONNIE MILLER JAMES MILLSAP EVELYN MORRELL BOBBY MINTON ROSEMARY MORTON JOANNE O'DELL DOLLY PERRY JEAN PENLEY M.ILDRED PERRY enior Cfadzi Page 21 Page 22 'T-51? ROSS PERRY BILL PIERCE HAROLD PHILLIPS HAROLD PIPPIN WANDA PRESTON LOIS ANN RUTLEDGE CATHERINE RUTLEDGE LEWIS SAMS VIRGINIA SAMS LEON SIMERLY BETTY SHEPHERD JESSE SMITH endow Cfam JOYCE SMITH WANDA STRICKLER MARIE STANDFIELD NORENE VANCE FREDA LYNN WATSON JOHN WEAVER JOYCE WEAVER enior Cfam Page 23 We, As Seniors We, as seniors wish to say As we all go our separate ways Looking back on the past four years We remember them with happiness And not with tears. In 'Forty-nine we entered here To begin our Freshman year Now we are seniors and as we leave We have a goal we must achieve. Many errors we'd like to erase And put something nice in each one's place But this we know cannot be done So we'll take our mistakes And profit by each one. As we begin our journey long Into the world of right and wrong We must strive to do our best And to withstand the hardest test. The path is rough that we must plod But we will always look to God And with His guidance to see us through Our sorrows and failures will be few. -Blanche Lyons as Motto What you are to be, you are now becoming. Page 24 The Halls of B.C. High CTune-Halls of Ivyj Oh, we love the days we've spent here In the halls of B. C. High And it won,t be long ,nil we will have to say good-bye. To the school we've loved so well Each senior bids farewell And when we're gone we hope you'll Sometimes think of us still. And as the years go by NVe,ll remember with a sigh The happy days we ever can recall As down the halls we go You'll hear the loud echo Of our footsteps as they fade away. To dear old B. C. High We bid a sad farewell W'e wonder what our future holds But time alone can tell. -Blanche Lyons Cfdfffri P019 QC EVENT: Reunion of the BCHS Class of '53 PLACE: Bluff City, Tennessee TIME: June 30, 1963 The reunion had been planned for months and as the time drew near excitement and curiosity filled the air. Ten years have elapsed since sixty-five Seniors of the Class of Nineteen-hundred and fifty-three had walked through the doors of BCHS with stardust in their eyes and ambitions in their hearts, and now they are returning to reveal what Fate had in store for them. George Honeycutt, to no one's surprise, is now a famous brain surgeon. Freda Lynn Watson is his head nurse. His latest experiment is to locate the loose bolt in comedienne, Mildred Perry. Leon Simerly, after setting a record for himself as coach of Vanderbilt, is now a filibuster and is expected to run for Pres- ident on the Republican Ticket. Bonnie Miller is the chief interior decorator at Rich's Depart- ment Store in Atlanta, Georgia. Lewis Sams now has a starring role on TV as the l'Fat Man. Iva Lee Lewis, torch-singer, has a two-year contract to ap- pear nightly at the Casino in Chicago. The club is owned and operated by Lois Ann Rutledge. Tommy Arnold is head coach at U. T. He replaced General Neyland five years ago, and is still there firstest with the mostest. Mrs. Hicks, the former Anna Lee Glover, is residing in Erwin and rearing little Hicksesf' Ross Perry won first place at the Indianapolis Speedway. Bobby Minton is his mechanic. Willeta Harmon, English teacher in Oklahoma, has had an offer to star in an MGM picture portraying the radio star of yester-year Our Miss Brooks. Billie Childress is married and living in Ohio. Her sister, Bettie owns a chain of theatres in Pennsylvania. Rosemary Morton is happily married and helps her husband Tom, coach their sons that make up the Bristol Twins. Blanche Lyons is a noted dress designer in New York. She creates the costumes for Betty Brooks. Betty is the star of the Ice Follies. William Casaday, noted scholar, is on a lecture tour in Europe with his manager, Lynn Cross. Their topic at the present is Adventure with an Atom! Catherine Rutledge, WAF, has made the Air Force her career. She gets around as much as ever. Howard Cross recently wrote a series of articles entitled, Quit That Tickling Me! Wanda Strickler has graduated from college and she is now a teacher at U. T. Faye King, Hollywood's latest discovery is keeping up the fad of fading husbands. Her latest picture, Here Today, Gone Tomorrow was produced and directed by Edgar Casaday. Arlyne Jones' latest blues hit, Sugar Babes is number one on Hit Parade for the 8th consecutive week. Barbara Grace, golf pro started on a world cruise but her restless heart got no farther than Greensboro, North Carolina. Joyce Weaver is now a lab technician and is well on the road to being another Einstein. Helen Greene is Secretary of Defense, it all started when she went with Alvin to the Army. Leave it to Helen to make improvements. Marie Stanfield operates a beauty shop in Chinquapin Grove. Evelyn McDougall, best Yankee cook in this Rebel Land, often swaps recipes with Joan Stafford Ball, mother of the Dodger Baseball Team. After serving four years in the Navy, Jesse Smith is a Stock Broker in New York where he remains the elusive bachelor. Virginia Sams proved that the best secretaries never marry, she's now the highest paid secretary in the Tri-City Area. Norene Vance is now editor-in-chief of the Vance's Tank Gazette. Dolly Perry is a member of a famous string band, The Lindamood Band. With a Home Economics major from State, Joanne O'Dell has her Little Log Cabin and the man she loves at last. It was built by Earl Booher and Company. John Weaver is now the friendly undertakcr for Weax'er's Community. Betty Shepherd is our Supreme Court Judge. She's still try- ing to decide! . . Period! Elaine Carrier, Interior Decorator of Bluff City, is now decorating the home of Robert Leonard located on Sunset Drive, one of the most elite sections of this fair city. Bill Pierce, sports commentator, scholar, and inventor cut quite a niche in life. His last invention, the Uwachemacall-it, is sure to be a success when someone discovers the reason for il. Donald Littrell, famous scientist, invented a super-space ship and is now stranded on Mars. Doris June Carrier swam the famed HoIston Channel last summer, she holds the world's record for free style swimming. The Night-Hawk Hotelf' located on Island Road, is owned and operated by Dorothy Knight and Betty Sue Hawks. Harold Pippin is a successful dentist in Miami, where he howls nightly at the Tabu Clubn with some of his patients. Lula Mae Lewis sparks the Famous Redheads, professional basketball team. We found that several members of our class are now teach- ing at BCHS: Joyce Smith, Shorthand, Harold Phillips, Agri- culture, Bernice Blaylock is married and teaching Physical Edu- cation. Jean Penleyls career included building up the Carrier Taxi Run to Elizabcthton. Jackie Lewis is now America's Ambassador to France and Elizabeth Hopkins is his secretary. The former Evelyn Morrell recently captured the title of Mrs. America in Atlantic City. We all know that James QLay-em-in-the-aislej Millsap is the best comedian since Godfrey. Evelyn Gentry has published a number of books written by Billie Jean Cox, whose latest was, The Kids and I.', Becky Cornett is now Vice-President of the King Printing Company. Some career woman! Norma Woods Kaylor is one of the best home makers in Sullivan County. Guess who's playing John Paul Jones! -Lewis Lilly is now an Admiral in the Navy. Martha Ann Carrier has won national recognition as Coach of the famous Globe-Trotters. Mabel Boling is singing with the Metropolitan Opera which is conducted by D. L. Lowrie. Matt Cox, Jr., his wife Marie, and all the little Budgies are happily settled down on the farm. Things will never be the same again for those jet-flyers since XVanda Preston made her home in the wild blue yonder as airline hostess. It was really a treat to find out about the rest of the gang after so many years. BARBARA GRACE ARLYNF JONES Page 25 Ninn- 1, O X Sf? O fin -1 af' ,,,..4d'F '5 '5-1 Senior Page TOMMY ARNOLD The nicest things come in small packages. Baseball, Track, B-Club, Pres., '53, Junior Play, Basketball Manager, Senior Superlative. JOAN STAFFORD BALL When love and skill work together expect a masterpiece. Y-Teens, F. H. A., Maroon and White Staff, Glee Club, Highlight Staff. MABEL BOLING Always happy, always jolly, always fall of fun and folly. Science Club, Sec., '53, Operetta, Y-Teens, F. H. A., Glee Club, Commercial Club, 4-H Club, Senior Superlative. BERNIECE BLAYLOCK A blush is beautiful but inconvenient. Y-Teens, F. H. A., B-Club, Treas., '53, Junior Class Play, Girls Intramurals-head of stunts, Maroon and White Staff. EARL BOOHER Knowledge comes but wisdom lingers. F. F. A., Senior Class Play. BETTY JEAN BROOKS A girl with a purpose. Y-Teens, F. H. A., Glee Club, Operetta. DORIS JUNE CARRIER She has little to say, but it is her type of girl that will go a long way. Glee Club, Science Club, Y-Teens, F. H. A., Commercial Club. I ELAINE CARRIER Short but sweet, for inches do not make the girl. F. H. A., Freshman Play, Freshman Class V.-Pres., Senior Superlative, Y-Teens, Highlight Staff. MARTHA ANNE CARRIER Neatness is the crowning grace of womanhoodf' Freshman Class Treas., Y-Teens, Pianist, '50, Pres., '51, Treas., '52, F. H. A., Pianist, '50, Junior Class Play, Operetta, Science Club, Reporter, '53, Beta Club, Glee Club, Maroon and Whits Staff, Senior Superlative, Cheer- leader, Commercial Club, Sec., '52. WILLIAM CASADAY Everything will come if a man will only wait. Science Club, V.-Pres., '53, Jr. Civitan Club, Reporter, '53, Beta Club, Honor Student, '51, Maroon and White Staff, Senior Superlative. EDGAR CASADAY A friendly smile makes no enemies? Senior Superlative. BETTIE CHILDRESS Blond hair and blue eyes, a girl who does everything she tries. Y-Teens, Glee Club, F. H. A., Commercial Club, Maroon and White Staff. BILLIE CHILDRESS Love is the river of life in this world. Y-Teens, F. H. A., Commercial Club, Maroon and White Staff. BECKEY LYNNE CORNETT It is better to wear out than to rust out. Freshman Class reporter, Y-Teens, 4-H Club, Commercial Club, Reporter, '53, Glee Club, F. H. A., Operetta, School Reporter, Associate Editor, Maroon and White, Senior Class Play. BILLIE JEAN COX Not to advance is to recedef' Y-Teens, Highlight Staff. MATT cox, JR. Love is wonderful, and aren't children grand? QTransfer from Tennessee Highj Sophomore Class reporter, F. F. A., Pres., '53, Jr. Civitan, Senior Superlative, Maroon and White Staff, Senior Class Play. HOWARD CROSS A very congenial lad, He very seldom gets mad. Freshman Class Play, F. F. A. 28 LYNN CROSS He'll find a way. F. FLA., Science Club. EVELYN GENTRY Her book and her heart must never part. Y-Teens, Glee Club, Highlight Staff, Senior Superlative, Operetta. ANNA LEE GLOVER Every cloud has a silver lining. Y-Teens, Commercial Club, Glee Club. BARBARA GRACE My heart is ever gay. ' Freshman Class Reporter, Y-Teens, Reporter, '53, 4-H Club, Sec., '50, Reporter, '52, F. H. A., Commercial Club, Freshman and Senior Class Play, Highlight Staff, Maroon and White, Senior Superlative. HELEN ANDIS GREEN We may live without money, we may live without looks, But civilized men cannot live without cooks. Freshman Play, Y-Teens, Sec.-Treas., '51, Sec., '52, F. H. A., B-Club, Sec., '52-'53, Manager Girls Intramurals, Maroon and White Staff. WILLETA HARMON In her quiet way there is charm and intellect. Y-Teens, Freshman Play, Science Club, Commercial Club, Maroon and White Staff. BETTY SUE HAWKS She hath a manner which is gentle and refined. CTransfer from Virginia Highj Y-Teens, F. H. A., Junior Class Play, Maroon and White Staff. SHIRLEY HOBBS There are two days about which nobody would ever worry, These are yesterday and tomorrow. CTransfer from Valley Institute, Virginiaj Junior Class Play, Y-Teens, Commercial Club, Glee Club, F. H. A., High- light Staff. GEORGE HONEYCUTT The future belongs to those who prepare for it. Freshman Play, Class Sec.-Treas., '51, Jr. Civitan, Treas., '52, Sec., '53, Science Club, Glee Club, Highlight Staff, Operetta, Junior Class Play, Beta Club, Pres., '53, Varsity Basketball, Track, Class Reporter, '52-'53, Senior Super- lative. ELIZABETH ANN HOPKINS She does the small things which most people leave undone. Senior Class Play, Y-Teens, 4-H Club, Glee Club, Beta Club, Reporter, '53, Senior Class Sec.,'Senior Superlative, Maroon and White Staff. ARLYNE JONES The world may slide, but 1'll never budge an inch. Y-Teens, 4-H Club, Commercial Club, Glee Club, Maroon and White Staff. NORMA WOODS KAYLOR Speaking is silver, silence is golden. Y-Teens, F. H. A., Science Club, Commercial Club, High- light staff. PAYE KING Success is getting what you want, Happiness is wanting what you get. Glee Club, Y-Teens, F. H. A., Science Club, Highlight Staff, Commercial Club. DOROTHY KNIGHT Patience and diligence, like faith, remove mountains. QTransfer from Lamarj F. H. A., Y-Teens, Highlight Staff, Senior Class Play. IVA LEE LEWIS A song is in her smile. Y-Teens, Glee Club, Commercial Club, Sec., '53, Maroon and White Staff. JACKIE LEWIS Men of few words are the best men. F. F. A., Beta Club, Jr. Civitan, Maroon and White Staff. Activities LULA MAE LEWIS Life without laughter is very dull. Y-Teens, Reporter, '51, Glee Club, 4-H Club, Freshman and Senior Play, F. H. A., Beta Club, Reporter, '53, Maroon and White Staff. LEWIS LILLY Take life as it eomes-slow and easy. F. F. A., Sgt.-at-arms, '52, Treas., '53, Glee Club, Senior Superlative. DONALD LITTRELL So swell, so prime, so lazy and yet so fine. Science Club, F: F. A., Junior Class Play. D. L. LOWRIE Let him be as he is, he needs no alterations. F. F. A., Beta Club, Jr. Civitan, Commercial Club, Pres., '53, Junior Class Play, Operetta, Glee Club, Senior Super- lative, Maroon and White Staff. BLANCHE LYONS Enjoy youth today for tomorrow you may he old. Y-Teens, Glee Club, F. H. A., Junior Class Play, Highlight Staff, Class Poet. EVELYN MCDOUGALL Life is short, hut there is always time for eourtesyf' lTransfer from Tennessee High, Y-Teens, F. H. A., Com- mercial Club, Highlight Staff, Glee Club, Junior Class Play, Senior Superlative. BONNIE MILLER A quiet manner does not hide her sunny disposition. F. H. A., Y-Teens, Science Club, Commercial Club, Maroon and White Staff. JAMES MILLSAP Reason shall prevail with me more than popular opinion. Bets Club, F. F. A., Science Club, Senior Superlative, Maroon and White Staff. BOBBY MINTON Actions speak louder than words. F. F. A., Glee Club. EVELYN MORRELI. Variety is the very spice of her life. HAROLD PIPPIN Original wit, a heart of golil, a head to fit all this, we're told. Class Pres., '49-'53, Jr. Civitan, Pres., '53, Basketball, Capt., '53, Glee Club, Track, Freshman Play, B-Club, Junior Class Play, Commercial Club, Science Club, Senior Super- lative, Maroon and White Staff, Senior Class Play. WANDA PRESTON Our tongue is our daily and hourly advertisement. Y-Teens, Glee Club, F. H. A., Operetta. CATHERINE RUTLEDGE Happy am I, from care I'm free, why aren't they all content like me? Y-Teens, Glee Club, F. H. A., Highlight Staff. LOIS ANNE RUTLEDGE What is life without chewing gum? Y-Teens, B-Club, F. H. A., Glee Club, Cheerleader, Maroon and White Staff. LEWIS SAMS To think is but an irlle waste of time. F. F. A., Glee Club. VIRGINIA SAMS Small and neat, and very able. F. H. A., Y-Teens, Glee Club, Highlight Staff. BETTY SHEPHERD A smiling friend, a true friend, a friend to all. Y-Teens, Treas., '53, B-Club, Sec., '53, Girls Intramurals- Volleyball, Maroon and White Staff, Senior Class Play. LEON SIMERLY A good sport, all in all, as well as in basketball. Basketball, B-Team, '50, Glee Club, Varsity Basketball, Co- Capt., '53, Jr. Civitan Club, V.-Pres., '52, Science Club, B-Club, Representative to Boy's State, Senior Class Play, Operctta, Senior Superlative. JESSE SMITH An all around guy. F. F. A., B-Club, V.-Pres., '53, Varsity Basketball, Co-Capt., '53, Senior Superlative, Senior Class Treasurer. JOYCE SMITH Ready, willing, quiet, and able. Glee Club! Y-TCCHSS F- H- A- Y-Teens, Glee' Club, Commercial Club, Highlight Staff, ROSEMARY MORTON Our little gypsy sweetheart. F. H. A., Y-Teens, Maroon and White Staff, Senior Class Play. JOANNE o'D1zLL To argue is the delight of her life. Y-Teens, Pres., '53, F. H. A., Commercial Club, 4-H Club, Pres., '51, Sec., '52, V.-Pres., '53, Sophomore Class Report- er Beta club, Senior Superlative, Maroon and White Staff. JEAN PENLEY Takes two to make a bargain. Y-Teens, F. H. A., Pres., '52, Junior Class Sec., Cheerleader, Operctta, Senior Superlative, Beta Club, Commercial Club' B-Club, Glee Club. DOLLIE PERRY Very pretty, very small. F.,H. A., Y-Teens, Maroon and White Staff. MILDRED PERRY The only way to have a friend is to he one. Y-Teen, Glee Club, Junior Class Play, Commercial Club Treas., '53, Maroon and White Staff, Operctta. ROSS' PERRY Not for self, but for all. Freshman Play, F. F. A., Reporter, '51, Sec., '52, Glee Club HAROLD PHILLIPS judge me as you will, I am what I a1n.' F. F. A., Treas., '52, Science Club. BILL PIERCE A truly modest fellow. Freshman Class Sec., Jr. Civitan, V.-Pres., '53, Glee Club Reporter, '53, Science Club, Pres., '53, Beta Club, F. F. A., Senior Class Play. 1 5 i Editor, '53, Junior Class Play, Operetta. MARIE STANFIELD Good nature is the sign of a generous heart. Y-Teens, Highlight Staff. WANDA STRICKLER Always an act of kindness. lTransfer from Tylertown, Mississippij Y-Teens, Glee Club, Junior Class Play, Representative to Girl's State, Senior Class Treas., Operctta, Beta Club, Maroon and White Staff. NORENE VANCE Absenee makes the heart grow fonrler, Gee! I like school. Y-Teens, Reporter, '52-'53, F. H. A., Cheerleader, Com- mercial Club, Reporter, '52, B-Club, Science Club, Reporter, '53, Glee Club, School Reporter, Senior Class Reporter, Senior Superlative, Maroon and White Staff. FREDA LYNN WATSON Take advantage of every opportunity, lest you miss the supreme one. Freshman Play, Glee Club, V.-Pres., '53, F. H. A., Y-Teens, Beta Club, Science Club, Treas., '53, Senior Class Play, Maroon and White, Editor, '53, Operctta, Senior Super- lative. JOHN WEAVER With a pleasing personality and winsome way, he makes others happy every hour of the Jay. F. F. A., Science Club, Senior Class Play, Highlight Staff, Senior Superlative. JOYCE LYNN WEAVER As merry as the rlay is long. F. H. A., Y-Teens, Science Club, Commercial Club, Glee Club, Highlight Staff, Freshman Class Reporter, Senior Superlative. Page 29 Page 30 .Iwi YM!! ana! .7e.f6.mnf We, the Senior Class of Bluff City High School being of unsound minds after four years of hard study declare this our last will and testament. I, Tommy Arnold, will my shortness to James Littrell. I, Berniece Blaylock, will my ability to do stunts to Mary Sue Mottern. I, liarl Booher, will my cat eyes to Mr. Meredith. I, Lula Mae Lewis, will my red hair to Barbara Webb. I, Edgar Casaday, will my ability to be quiet in Study Hall to Kyle Tester. I, Shirley Hobbs, will my nickname PEANUT to Betty Ann Earhart. I, Mildred Perry, bequeath my walk to Toni Spears. I, Lynn Cross, will my seat in History to any poor Junior who wants it. I, Anna Lee Glover, will my excess height to Mitzie Widner. I, George Honeycutt, will my ability to be fussed at in English every morning to Buddy King. I, Joyce Smith, bequeath being TEACHERS PET to Vondola Cross. I, Bill Casaday, will my way with girls to Eugene Booher. I, Dollie Perry, will my ability to bum chewing gum to Margaret Andis. I, Don Littrell, will my ability to write well to Miss Hancher. I, Leon Simerly, will my musical ability to Billy Linda- mood. I, Iva Lee Lewis, will my auburn hair to Dollie Rose. I, Harold Pippin, will my black wavy hair to Lynn Reedy, also my Avon hair tonic. I, Bonnie Miller, will my love for school to Betty Pratt. I, Lewis Lilly, will my bashful ways to Billy McKinney. l, Lois Ann Rutledge, will my cheer-leading ability to Peggy Hartley. I, Evelyn Gentry, will my good grades to Polly Jobe. I, Joanne O'Dell, leave my little used shorthand book to Peggy Boy, complete with a box of aspirins to insure her a bright future as secretary for Ciray's Dairy. I, Willeta Harmon, will my blushing ways to Betty Freemcn. I, Betty Childress, will my ability to eateli the school bus to Doris Buchanan. I, Freda Lynn Watson, will my alto voice to Shirley Lindamood. I, Elaine Carrier, bequeath my chair in Banty's to Doug- las Harkleroad. I, Blanche Lyons, will my scrap book of admits to Joyce McKenzie. I, Lewis Sams, will my ability to get feed requirement to any one who takes agriculture next year. I, Martha Ann Carrier, will my influential power to a very good friend, Mary Kay Bachman. I, Wanda Preston, bequeath my seat in the office to Charles Gray. I, Bobby Minton, will my good grades to Roy Maines. I, Evelyn McDougall, will my Yankee accent to anyone going up no'th to live. I, Jackie Lewis, will my ,possum hound to Bobby Cox. I, Jean Penley, will my fan to Jim Mink to hide his blushes. I, Harold Phillips, will my drivers license to Horace Crussell so he can go over on the Elizabethton High- way. I, Mabel Boling, will my wit to Theo Smith. I, Doris June Carrier, will my actions in Economies to Jimmy Weaver. I, Betty Jean Brooks, will my ability to jitter-bug to Anita Miller. I, Matt Cox, Jr., will my locker to anyone who can stand to clean it out. I, James Millsap, will my ability to give a book review to Frances Thomas. I, Betty Shepherd, will my solid geometry book to Connie Scalf. Norene Vance, leave my ability to hide a broken heart to anyone with lots of courage. Helen Andis Greene, will my seconds in the lunch- room to Mrs. Milhorn. Becky Cornett. will my sports ability to Juanita Reese. Joyce Weaver, will my ability to get so many boy friends to anyone who can hitch them. Billie Jean Cox, will my slender figure to Betty McClain. Barbara Grace, will my reputation as a heart-breaker to Donald Cole. Virginia Sams, will my ability to get along with people to Louise Warren. Dorothy Knight, will my tallness to Jean Greer. D. L. Lowrie, will all the book reports I've made this year to Jerry Lowrie. Billie Childress, will my ways to get along with boys to Janet Webb. Evelyn Morrell, will my ability to love 'em and leave 'em to Betty Reese. Bill Pierce, will my excess club work to any freshman who wants it. Betty Sue Hawks, will my ability to write shorthand to Elizabeth Broyles. Ross Perry, will my ability to drive safely to Mrs. Stone. John Weaver, will my so-called personality to Douglas Orfield. Faye King, will my ability to talk in English to Connie Widner. Elizabeth Hopkins, will my black hair to Edna Bur- nette. Norma Woods Kaylor, will my luck to acquire rings to Willa Mae Carrier. Rosemary Morton, will my ability to eat candy in Study Hall to Madeline Harkleroad. Catherine Rutledge, will my ability to fix flat tires to Donnie Malone. Arlyne Jones, will my restless soul to anyone who can put up with it. Marie Stanfield, will my good typewriting grades to Frances Reedy. Wanda Strickler, will my ability to get along with teachers to Jo Ann Galliher. Joan Stafford Ball will my dimples to Janice Fields. In conclusion, we all leave before the teachers change their minds. JOAN STAFFORD BALL Lois ANN RUTLEDGE oznior KZEL66 Ofhcem CHARLLS GRAY ...,.,. ..,...Y.,,,.,.President BILLY LINDAMOOD ..... .,..,... V ice-President CONNIE WIDNER ............ 4......,.,. S ecretary BETTY ANN EARHART ........,.........,..., ....... T reasurer LYNN REEDY, Jo, ANN GALLIHER ,..,..,. .,,..,..A. R eporters JUNIOR CLASS SPONSORS Miss I'IANCHER MR. O,DELL MRS. Cox Page 3 l . at-.,. K ' If Kb' 3 gig QAQA3 me 4 - J M, A-af AA A I A W I A AA A TTTT 1-: -1'-- .4 1 BSR Q A 2 A H I MARY KAY BACHMAN VV. C. BISHOP FRED BLEVINS EUGENE BOOHER BERNICE BOUTON MARGARET BOYD EDNA BURNETT WILLA MAE CARRIER DONALD COLE SHIRLEY CROSS VONDOLA CROSS' RUTH CRUMLEY BOBBY JO DAVIS GENEVIEVE DOTSON BETTY ANN EARI-IART JANICE FIELDS . BETTY FREEMAN JO ANN GALLIHER CHARLES GRAY MARY JO HARBOUR K 3 ROBERT HARMON ' ' Q ., 'I CHARLES HODGE f, ' 2:I 21:1-. A. lp ' M- 1 ,A .I if D - A T ,C, I1 , MARY JANE HOUSER In K A.,. K ,.Q K ' I'II ' A MARGI12 JARRETT ei, wx 2 n gifs, A 5: ' A jg. Page 32 lflfl'Llf0l , ,,. I ANNA JENKINS -I ,cv as ,IUNII AIUNKINS E 5, 5 jk Y I A I . 593' LEXVIS QIONIQS ..,,,,,- Q f R' I gzz wf, I.. .IONIZS Y A f ,... v BUDDY KING W A ,.,, . A Q ' MARY ANN KIRKPATRICR . ,,,, , A . KEI, , ,A,. 53 2 ..,, 5 I. . WL Eg 3' - Y A . Q ay TONI LLONARII -' I Twig? V f I ' ' .,,A if f2 QI --wr A I BILLY LINIJAMOQII A A ,I,., '- 1'7 X , K Q .,..., :L BILLY LITTLEFORD I ' , - A IA FR RAY MFSSINILR, IR. ' ' A f A BETTY RILLAIN ,f 3 , I , JIM MINK ...,. if I A' E .... L5 :..-, L A FAYF MINTON ye I, K ,Vih 5' 7 ., fa .IIRIAIY NICHOLS I A A - ' DOUQLA5 ORIILLIJ My I Y Q V 3 : :V v , M , 4,m,,,w. V 5 f W, I v 1 5 Wm' .. YY .f RHONDA PFRRY - H 0. In BETTY RIfIiCli DAVID RFFCIZ FRANCES RIZITDY LYNN RFFDY RUTH ROGIQRS I:oI.LiIe ROSIC NORMA I.lfli SIGMAN CHARLES SMITH CALM SL ' K I , I I If A A .IYY Q FW ..,, In fqigkz i, L M Hi I IA :Ez ',. WA . g Y in 5,3 - V A aff' 4 , Y i f lx ft., .Mr '?' ,nf Page 33 Ez 2 4 v .,,. . I MRF' I ,M I .iw I. Y .: , Is Q gg .i :.,,, FP L I I2 W , Egw 25' Page 34 :E J ilu. 'H W, 3 5 -5.1: 2: :,:. A E 5 Z .. I Q THEO SMITH BOBBY STACY FRANCES THOMAS EVELYN TOWNSEND CECIL UTSMAN EDITH LOUISE WARREN BOBBY WATKINS JIMMY WEAVER CONNIE WIDNER HERMAN WILSON 1 No! piflzmul: JIM BUCKLES, RALPH COMBS, EDVVARD COX, BLANCI-IE GOUGE, -R JOYCE MKZKENZIE, JIM SMITH. MITZIE WIDNER. on n i 0 M CAL 5 A .SDOIOAOWLOPQ KKCLZS5 OMACQIW5 MIKIIZ Ml1.1.iiR . ,. ,Prcsizlwzf JACK GAIKIJNER , ., Vim-P1'1'siJf'l1i PAIN PRATT .,.. ,. ,.,. .. .Sr'f'rc'lary ROSILAND XWALKER . , .....,. Trzfuszlrw' DOUGLAS HARKI.ERLJAIJ .. .... .. ,.., . .. . ,. ... , , Rfporfvr sS2l9A,0l'I'1,0l lZ !00lZ50l 5 MR. W11.R1NsoN NIRS. RUTHERFORD MIKS. CIKUSSEII. MR. CARTER Haig? ' ' 'K , A ,M .::.- Y :.. .Aw. 5 Q :,, .,.:, , A Anza Page 3 5 s .I .Y 1 A , OW .QIi2'ff'5-- , '35 ,.'- . - fmkf 1 ': . : I my . 3? S sw ,. - WA I ig 1- if E Q .,,. N , I x, E ..1g?i:,, ,Y M,,,w N, , ,X , .V,: , Sf Y Q K, M , K A! .Q Y.. fu ,Q ., -V k 4 K R ., 1-: -- A ' I .M fi , A f .1 , , 4, I aj W YW: ,E ,V I ,zu A E: is Q 32 b. I . fa 2 ff-If f A f W, 1 I 'I I xi' F I I- 1 'f' 1 7Cd' 1 HA ' i . J Q M 4 G K Q ' ' . I ., - . '-'f . :Sy I Y. A l . ,QR M., H: ,, Q' I : .Q W ,, : 'L jg fi A K., ' Z A I 3? f I, Qmjf A I 3' I I -,X-K ggi? X' - 59 5 4,.. -1' V ' b il QQ M .W R 4, - H mfr' X 4 W, -. 1 I . . gf. I I M I ia M ,if A , 12 V ' :Q V32 A2 KJ 5 'I RW' 'Lf 4 A if 2 m 3 'N' W' 22:5 Nivgf L 1 MARGARET S'I'IiWART DOROTHY IAMISS DOROTHY TIiD ANDIS ALMANY BARIC BAUMGARDNIQR BIiNTI.IiY ISLIZVINS SAMUISI. SHIRLEY JIMMY PI-IGGY IiARI, CHARLES ISOOHISR BOUTON BOY BOY BROWN ISROWNING DAVID DORIS JACK BOBBY DORIS QIOYCI-I BUCHANAN BUCHANAN BUCHANAN BULLOCK BULIOCK BUIIOCK DAVID ISLAINIT KIAMHS BUDDY MIQLVIN IANDON IIUSIIONG CAMPISI-ll,I. CAMPBI-QI.I, CARRIVR CARRIER CARTER Page 36 op omorea , W -sr' .2 -jI:,g,3: ,gy A W ML If BOOTS CHILDR FSS PIZGGY DICNTON BILLY GALLIHICR MADELINIQ HARKLIQROAIJ lim? I wr 'Nw .Q Q.. .,.. fp- .NJ X 325, ' an i., M ji Af, X I 'M 'gr' 5 f-. I e I Is: Y be -55 yi 'L 3X I Mx, 'CZ17' ' wif X -, ,I . .. ,EA '55 -i1:.,,. C .',,A,. A - ' . I M L1 L -2 w . ,, ...,., .... K 1 H f ? 1-...5S:. x it I vw . gtkmm jfs ,-Him - v Q I , QR., gm ,- f if 'mr-qw if .5 '. GLENNA KIENNIE BELL BOBBY GLYTIS CLARK CONIBS COX CROSS BARBARA LOUISIZ IIAGK .IUNIZ LAIJS I-lS'I'l'QP I-'Il-'LDS FOSTI-QR JACK CAROLIC IfVIiLYN JIMMY GARDNER GIQNTRY GLOVIIR GRIQIZNXVAY CATIIVRINIQ HELIQN LOUISI2 BONNIE III-QNSON HICKS HINKLIQ HYATT 0,0 0WL0l 8:5 QQ: -Q.. ' E u, I XI Xe I I 1., K? X .g. ll 5 5 '34- 5 -if wmv , ,f ff.. I 5, If 494 I HORACE CRUSSI-ILL DON IJRIISSLAND DOUGLAS HARKLEROAD TOMMY KIARRELL Page 37 xi? i I A:, I I-9 WNW I QE . - '13, I Zl, V -, - F W 5 ,3 ul I W ' mg: -if-:e-I V ,.,'- I r .QI I -1 V X 1 i W ,L Q 'W wg :E ,....g.. 5' Aw. ,ff rf I 'M :: 1,,, ,rm -zffg' 61, , l - I LL i --v1--2 1 I - I f5f:2'I 5 gil, f A MII' A Y 1: 'vm Y. 2 '.'-f - .Z fi V t .,.- I Y i' . A ' I If f If' ' I 1 I S 1 .7.,.., H ' , I F Q- . I 'III '1-: V: i ' I A Ax A -I I MARGARET POLLY IQARL DAVID AIOBE KIOBII KAYLOR KING SHIRLEY ,IAMLS -IAMIQS ARVFLLA LINDAIVIOOD LITTRLLL LYNCH LYON BILLY BILLY DONNIIC MAM IIQ MCKINNIIY IVIALONIQ MALONIi MASSIQNGILL MICHAICI. 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I PAIN HI'lRI5IfR'I4 I,OUISIf CI'IARI,I'QS CONNIIQ PRATT RII.IfY ROGERS SAMS SCIAII3 ARI.IfSSI AII,I ,IfN I,IfIf ROY TONI I IOWAR D SCIIAI'IfIfR SIGMAN SMITH SIIIQARS S'l'ANIfIIiI,D KYLIT MARGII1 ROSIIJXNIJ RI'.VA IJIIAN TIZSTIQR TURNIIR XX'AI,KIiR XVASSONI WATSON BARBARA WIZBB JANET wl-ima M AR TI IA XVIISON SANINIY XVITCII Il:R Ii Ii T TY XVOODS Na! j1irlnml: .IIMMY ADAMS, ISIQNNY BOONIQ. LIQROY CROSSVl'III'I'I', STUART DAVIS. RALPH FOX. JOHNNY GOODWIN, LIQON HODGIQ. LINDA IIODUI-Q. LAWRIQNCIC PIRRY. ALVIN WIQAVPR, AI.BIfRT NIVOODIIY. Of? KQIW 0l'8 6 Page 59 Page 40 Xjlf'8ffAlflfL6LlfL H6655 QKACQIN5 IEIJXVANJ TOWNS:-,Nu , 1'r'c'xiJr'11! -Ilaklu' LOWRIE . .. Vim'-l'r1'xirlc'l1f Bli'I l'Ili PRATT , .. , , Sc'r'rz'lary KATHI-RINF RUTHI-'RI-ORIJ . ,. . , , . ,. , . . '11l'l'llSI!I'l'7' g f 7 l Q5lLllll1l'L !90l'L50l .5 Mus. NIILHORN Mus. PRINCE Mus. THOMAS CLAYTON ARNOLD BETSY BACHMAN 1--v RONALD BAKER LORENE BARE EDD BARNER CHARLES BEACH KEITH BISHOP NORMAN BISHOP CARL BOLING IRIQNE BOONE BETTY LOU BROYLES ELIZABETH BROYLES SHIRI.ENE BOYD SIIIRLEY BUCKLES ANN CARRIER HARLEY CARRIER, JR. CLEO CAWOOD TOMMY CLARK MARGARET COOK JOHNNIE COX BARBARA CROSS EARLINE CROSS RICHARD CRUMLEY DONALD CURTIS MARION FOX BETTY FRANCE EARL GALLOWAY JEAN GREER BOBBY GUITFEY BETTY JO HALL Jon LEE HARRINGTON f Q Louis HARRINGTON - I V '2 - f 33 i I 5' if an , -6. Y' A J. ' I. Qs 2 ,j f :.Q.. P95 MM Page 41 I 1 PEGGY HARTLEY LYNDALL JENKINS PATSY JESSEE ALLEN JONES FRANCES JONES LOU ANN KING SHELBY LEONARD BARBARA LEXVIS LAXVRICNCE LEWIS BOBBY LILLY DOROTHY LITTRELL MARTHA LOWE JERRY LOWRIE GEORGE MCKAMEY BERNEICE MAINES ROY MAINES NANCY NETI-IERLAND HATTIE NEWMAN MARY O'QUINN HELEN PERRY ROSIA PETERS FRANKLIN PLANK MARGARET PLANK BETTIE PRATT BOBBY REED JUANITA REESE RICHARD ROARK BERTHA ROBINSON ELIZABETH ROYSTON BOBBY ROYSTON KATHRYN RUTHERFORD ROBERT RUTLEDGI P855 WL JEWEL SIGMAN THELMA SIMERLY BOB SMITH MABEL JEAN SMITH BILLIE GENE SHUTTLE KATHLEEN STANFIELD EUGENE STROUTH DANNA TESTER PATRICIA TODD EDXVARD TOWNSEND PAULINE VANOVER CATHERINE VVATSON MARVIN VVATSON VIOLET XVI-IITE JUDITH WOODS KENNETH VVOODS Q-1 No! pirlurnl: RUBY BURNETT. DONALD CLARK, JACK FLEENOR, IRENE ITRYE, FRANKLIN GRAVES, JUANITA HYATT. WAYNE MILLER, HOYETT MORISON, VERNON NENWMAN, BOBBY OLIVER, DONALD PATRICK, CHARLES SAMS, JOE VANCE, CHARLES WATSON. 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SHIRLEY HOISBS, CATHERINE RUTLEDGE Typixls. ,.,.. .. ., .....,.I ELAINE CARRIER, EVELYN GENTRY, VIRGINIA SAMS, EVIELYN MCDOUG.ALI., MARIIZ STANIfIELD, NORMA KAYLOR Mimvogrupb Olbivufur, ......, JOHN WEAVER Azlzfisvrs ...... .. MRS. PRINCE, Miss HANCHER, MRS. CRUssELI., MRS. Cox gf.. em BILLY GALLIHER ....,.....,.. ,. ...... President FREDA LYNN WATSON ...... ......., V ice-Presirlenl BETTY REECE .......,.,...... ,....,... S ecrefnry TONI SPEARS .,.....,..Y............,........ ...... T reaxzuw Lou ANN KING, BILL PIERCE ..Y,., Rffjzorfrrs MRS. SANDERS ,.........,....,.,......... . ..,,, Director MRS. Cox ..... .. .. Sponsor First row: Toni Spears, Betsy Baehman, Glenna Clark, Hattie Newman, Ruth Crumley, Barbara Lewis, Tommy Clark, Mike Miller, Dorothy Littrell, Bettie Pratt, Margaret Andis, Margaret Boyd. Second row: Mrs. Cox, Fain Pratt, Wanda Strickler, Shirlene Boyd, Doris June Carrier, Betty Jo Hall, Joe Lee Harrington, Ben Cox, Shirley Lindamood, Joyce Weaver, Freda Lynn Wfatson, Mrs. Sanders. Third row: Betty Brooks, Shirley Buckles, Edith Louise Warren, Jack Gardner, Martha Ann Carrier, Faye King, Joyce McKenzie. Fourth row: Lou Ann King, Betty Reece, Patricia Todd, Thelma Simerly, Louise Estep, Bill Pierce, D. L. Lowrie, James Campbell, Betty McLain, Jean Penley, Wanda Preston, Mary Kay Bachman. Page 47 Page 48 y- iam -JOANNE O,DELL ...,.. ,.... ....,.. .,....,.,,.....,. P r 1 widen! MARGARET ANDIS .,... ........ V iz'f'-President CONNIE WIDNER ......, ,.., ..........,... S 1 'crelary BETTY SHEPHERD 4,.....,..,........., ,.,...... ....... T r casurcr BARBARA GRACE, NORIiNli VANCE ...... ....... R cporfvrs Miss HANCHER, MRS. STONE ......,....,.......,,,,..,...,.,...........,...,...,.....,...........,....,,.A.. Sponsors fLrft fo Riglofj Dorothy Knight, Willeta Harmon, Ruth Rogers, Shirley Cross,,Ruth Crumley, Mary Jo Harbour, Jo Ann Galliher, Mary Jane Houser, Margaret Boyd, Billie Jean Cox, Dollie Rose, Janice Fields, Frances Thomas, W'anda Strickler, Becky Lynne Cornett, Catherine Rutledge, Arlyne Jones, Betty Hawks, Elizabeth Hopkins, Billie Childress, Iva Lee Lewis, Bonnie Miller, Edna Burnette, Mabel Boling, Betty Reese, Dollie Perry, Joyce McKenzie, Elaine Carrier, Virginia Sams, Freda Lynn Watson, Rosemary Morton, Evelyn Morrell, Berniece Blaylock, Evelyn McDougall, Lula Mae Lewis, Betty Freeman, Genevieve Dotson, Bettie Childress, June Jenkins, Betty Ann Earhart, Mary Ann Kirkpatrick, Norma Kaylor, Edith Warren, Joan Stafford Ball, Vondola Cross, Lois Ann Rutledge, Betty McLain, Frances Reedy, Shirley Lindamood, Jean Penley, Martha Ann Carrier, Fain Pratt, Juanita Reese, Bettie Pratt, Toni Spears, Betsy Bachman, Shirley Buckles, Betty Lou Broyles, Lorene Bare, Betty Jo Hall, Miss Hancher, Peggy Boy, Mrs. Stone, Patricia Todd, Lou Ann King, Louise Estep, Thelma Simerly, Evelyn Glover, Joyce Bullock, Mamie Massengill, Catherine Henson, Helen Weaver, Doris Buchanan, Arvella Lyons, Anita Miller, Barbara Cross, Barbara Eads, Reva Wassom, Cleo Cawood, Rosiland Walker, Mary Sue Mottern, Glenna Clark, Shirley Bouton, Connie Scalf, Dorothy Sue Bare, Betty Woods, June Foster, Jennie Combs, Peggy Denton, Dorothy Littrell, Helen Perry, Barbara Lewis, Pauline Vanover, Catherine Watson, Martha Wilson, Virginia Lewis, Ann Carrier, Betty Perry, Katherine Rutherford, Mitzie Widner, Betty Shepherd, Norene Vance, Mary Kay Bachman, Barbara Grace, Helen Greene, M.argaret Andis, Connie Widner, Joanne O'Dell. lguflfwe cwmem O! .America MATT COX ------- .,........... P resident BUDDY KING .... .... l 'ice-President BOBBY STACY ....... v,.,,,,-,- S ggygfgfy Lewis LILLY ....... BILLY LITTLEFORD ....,..Trcasurer ......,.Reporter DOUGLAS ORFIELD ..,.. ,,.,4,A,, S gnfingl MR. MEREDITH ..........,.,..,......,..,..........,............................,....,...,.....,....,..,............,.,.. Sponsor Front row: Matt Cox, Douglas Orfield, Lewis Lilly, Billy Littleford, Bobby Stacy, Buddy King. Second row: Harley Carrier, Charles Sams, Earl Brown, Eugene Strouth, Marian Fox, Carl Boling, Don Curtiss, Wayne Miller. Tbird row: Jack Fields, Arless Shaffer, D. W. O'Niel, Kenneth McDougall, Samuel Booher, David Bushong, Ted Blevins, Lawrence Perry, Fred Blevins, Allen Jones, Kenneth Woods, Kyle Tester, Roy Maines, Franklin Plank, Billy Shuttle, Herbert Riley, Howard Stanfield, Dana Tester, Jackie Lewis. Fourlfa row: Bobby Minton, Lewis Sams, James Lynch, Albert Woodby, Stanley Scoggins, Jim Mink, Jim Smith, Horace Crussell, Stanley Knight, Bobby Lilly, James Millsaps, Charles Browning, Mr. Meredith, George McKamey, Eugene Booher, Johnnie Cox, Edward Cox, Joe Lee Harrington, W. L. Jones, Herman Wilson, Earl Booher, Benny Boone, Ralph Combs, Ronnie Baker, Harold Phillips. Page 49 Page 50 TOMMY ARINIOLD . . Jitssu SMITH .. ,.,... l . BERNIECE BLAYLOCK HELEN GREENE .... NORIENE VANCE 4 5 2 2 I i 3 an c A 7 7 M A Ilrljwetl Filllllltl? Work On Slwozvcr Room Firsf row: Betty Reese, Mary Kay Bachman, Norene Vance, Martha Anne Carrier, Lois Ann Rutledge, Toni Spears, Betty Shepherd, Jean Penley. Prfsizfenf Via'-1'r1'xiJe11f TI't'dS1l7'Ul' Secrrfary Reporfer Svvofzzf row: Donnie Malone, Eugene Booher, Bobby Wfatlcins, Billy Lindamood, Charles Gray, Robert Harmon, Coach Charlie Fleming, Charles Smith, Bobby Stacy, Helen Greene, Leon Simcrly, Margaret Andis, Berniece Blaylock. WOYk1lIC'lI2 Donald Preston and Mr. Charlie Preston. 4-J! Ctat MARY Jo HARBOUR ..... .,...,,.,.,. P resident JOANNE O'DELL ..,..,, ,...... V ice-President RUTH CRUMLEY .,......,..... ...,..... Se cretary BETTY ANN EARHART .,..... ,...., T reasurer VONDOLA CROSS ...,......., ,..,.., R eporter MRS. PRINCE .,..,,. .,.,...,......,.....,.................... ...,.,....,...................,..,............,... S p onsor First row: Ruth Crumley, Barbara Grace, Joanne O'Dell, Mary Jo Harbour, Mrs. Prince. Sfrfmd row: Patsy Jessee, Reva Wassom, Becky Lynne Cornett, Elizabeth Hopkins, Lula Mae Lewis, Lou Ann King, Patricia Todd, Shirley Lindamood, Betty Jo Hall, Helen Perry, Thelma Simerly, Katherine Rutherford, Lorene Bare, Dorothy Littrell, Barbara Webb, Barbara Lewis, Shelby Leonard. Third raw: Arlyne Jones, Louise Rogers, Dorothy Bentley, Martha Wilson, Peggy Denton, Evelyn Glover, June Foster, Jennie Belle Combs, Louise Hinklc, Polly Jobe, Elizabeth Royston, Frances Jones, Nancy Netherland, Betty Lou Broyles, Catherine Watson, Juanita Reeec-e, Martha Lowe. Fourth row: Mary Jane Houser, Vondola Cross, Mary Ann Kirkpatrick, June Jenkins, Ruth Rogers, Betty McLain, Joyce McKenzie, Betty Ann Earhart, Janice Fields, Cleo Cawood, Barbara Cross, Bettie Pratt. Page 5 l Page 52 Km. CVM! GEORGE HONEYQUTT ..,,. .. . ...A.,. Prvsidwzi MARY KAY BACHMAN . .. ,..,... Vic'e-President BETTY SHEPHERD ...,..,. .,.... ..,.,. S 1 'crvfary MARGARET ANDIS ., ,. .... Treasurer ELIZABIHTII HOPKINS , ., . . ,..,. ....., R cporier MRS. MILHORN, MR. CARRIER ...... .. ..... Sponsors First row: Elizabeth Hopkins, Fain Pratt, Margaret Boyd. Seroml row: Lula Mae Lewis, Joanne O'Dell, Connie Scnlf, Margaret Andis, Betty Shepherd. Third row: Wandrl Strickler, Jenn Penley, Betty Reese, Mary Kay Bnehman, Freda Lynn Watson, Martha Ann Carrier. Fourfb row: Mrs. Milhorn, Williglin Casaday, Jackie Lewis, Bill Pierce, James Millsap, George Honeyeutt, D. L. Lowrie, Mr. Carrier. ommerciaf Cjfotg D. L. LOWRIE ..,,,., ..,.,...,... I 'resizlmzt MARGARET BOYD . ,. .....,, Vice-Prcsirfcnl IVA LEE LEwIs . .. ,...,. ,. ,..,,...., Secrvlury MILDRED PERRY .,..,, ....,. . .. ...... T1'CHS7lTCf BECKY LYNNIL CORNETT .... A,..........,.,R R cporter ARLYNE JoNEs ,...,. ., .,,. . . ,... . Social Cll7Hif1l1dll MVIKS. PRINCE, MR. XVILRINSQN .,... .,..,..,,.,.,. . Sponsors Firsl row: Arlyne Jones, Mildred Perry, Margaret Boyd, D. L. Lowrie, Becky Lynne Cornett, Iva Lee Lewis. SUIYHIKX row: Mary Jane Houser, Mary Ann Kirkpatrick, Norma Woods, Betty Ann Earhart, Willeta Harmon, Evelyn McDougall, Frances Thomas, Theo Smith, Joyce Smith, Betty Reese. Third row: Vondola Cross, Janice Fields, Martha Ann Carrier, Norene Vance, Mary Kay Baehman, Betty McLain, Mrs. Prince. Fourlfa mzv: Mr. Wilkinson, Bernice Bouton, Lewis Jones, Jimmy Nichols, Donald Cole, David Reece. Page S3 Page 5 4 handoff Ciuilfan HAROLD PIPPIN ...A... . ,. ..., ..,, P resident BILL PIERCE ......,.,. ..,.,.. Vicf'-President GEORGE HONEYCUTT .,L., ..,...,.,. S ecrefary BOBBY STACY .,...L..,..,......,,,..,..,. ...... T rcusurcr VVILLIAM CASADAY ,. ...,.,,. ...... ...,... R e porter MR. MEREDITH, MR. CARRIER ....,L..,. ....... , ,,.. ,,,..,.,.R,, . . ..., ..., S fl onsors First row: Mr. Meredith, Jim Mink, Charles Sams, Earl Brown, Kenneth McDougall, Edgar Casaday, Mr. Carrier. Second row: William Casaday, Mikie Miller, James Lynch, Dean Watson. Third row: D. VV. O'Neil, Bill Pierce, Matt Cox, Jack Fields, D. L. Lowrie. Fourth row: Eugene Booher, Jimmy Adams, David Bushong, Jackie Lewis, Herman Wilsoii. Fifih row: George Honeycutt, Lewis Jones, David Reece, Charles Smith. Sixfla row: Leon Simerly, James Littrell, Bobby Stacy, Billie Littleford, Lynn Rcedy, Harold Pippin, Herbert Riley. . Qozfowe omemoc em of Lfdmerica RUTH CRUMLEY ........,.., Prcsirfeflf MARGARET Born . A . .,.,. Vir'r-Prosidrnl BETTY SUE HAWKS .. ....,.,..... Serretary VONDOLA Ckoss ,..,. . . .,.. .,.,. . .....,.,,, . . ..,.....,. .,....,,,..,....,......,.... ..,,..... T r easurer First row: Shirley Massengill, Evelyn Townsend, Norma Lee Sigman, Joyce Bullock, Faye Minton, Toni Leonard, Margie Turner, Ruth Rogers, Shirley Hobbs, Betty Woods, Margaret Boyd, Margaret Andis, Mitzie Widner, Fain Pratt, Helen Hicks. Seromi row: Anna Jenkins, Aileen Sigman, Betty M,cLain, Janice Fields, Mary Sue Mottern, Arvclla Lyons, Toni Spears, Frances Thomas, Theo Smith, Ruth Crumley, Shirley Cross, Mary Ann Kirkpatrick, Vondola Cross, Glenna Clark, Polly Jobe, Carole Gentry. Third row: Louise Rogers, Dolly Rose, Barbara Webb, June Foster, Jennie Bell Combs, Helen Weaver, Peggy Denton, Dorothy Bentley, Martha Wilson, Betty Perry, Shirley Bouton, Jo Ann Galliher, Virginia Lewis, Reva Wassom, Doris Buchanan, Margaret Jobe, Selma O'Neil. Fourfh row: Shirley Lindamood, Connie Wfidner, Evelyn Glover, Louise Hinkle, Dorothy Sue Bare, Mamie Massengill, Betty Brooks, Catherine Henson, Janet Webb, Boots Childress, Rosiland XValker, Betty Sue Hawks. Q, 5 -lr Page S5 Page 5 6 NORMA LEE SIGMAN ....,. BETTY MCLAIN ..,....,.,.., Mrrzus WIDNER .,...... MRS. RUTHERFORD ......,. ,... Mas. WIDNER .,.....,... 4....,. ,........,...,....... ...... , ,......... . ..,.,......,,... . . First row: Irene Boone, Barbara Lewis, Jean Greer, Ann Carrier. jntnre omemci em 0 mericci ........Historian ....,.....,.Rej10rter ..,.,..,.Song Leader .,.................Aa'vis0r ....i..,..Chaj:ter Mother Second row: Patsy Jessee, Shelby Leonard, Bettie Pratt, Dorothy Littrell. Third row: Patricia Todd, Betsy Bachman, Lou Ann King, Catherine Watson. Fourth row: Earlene Cross, Mabel Jean Smith, Shirlene Boyd, Shirley Buckles. Fifth row: Irene Frye, Hattie Newman, Betty Jo Hall, Margaret Plank. Sixth row: Betty Lou Broyles, Katherine Rutherford, Juanita Hyatt, Helen Perry. Seventh row: Lorene Bare, Jewel Sigman, Kathleen Stanfield. Eighth row: Elizabeth Royston, Mary O'Quinn, Pauline Vanover. Ninth row: Ruby Burnett, Violet White, Judith Woods, Berniece Maines, Juanita Reg. Tenth row: Martha Lowe, Barbara Cross, Cleo Cawood, Betty France, Rosie Peters. Eleventh row: Frances Jones, Nancy Netherland, Peggy Hartley, Margaret Cook, Elizabeth Broyles. UMA BILL PIERCE .......,,.... ,...,,...... P resident WILLIAM CASADAY ..,., ....... V ice-President MABEL BOLING ,....,..,... .,..... ,........ Sc c retary FREDA LYNN WATSON ......4..,...,..,.......,..,,... ....I..,. T reasurcr MARTHA ANN CARRIER, NORENE VANCE ..... ......... R eporters MR. O,DELL, MR. CARTER ...,,,.....,.,..,.,..... ....,, S ponsors fBeginning at left front:j Freda Lynn Watson, Martha Ann Carrier, Norene Vance, Mabel Boling, Betty Reese, Mary Kay Bachman, Shirley Lindamood, Glenna Clark, Peggy Denton, Bill Pierce, William Casaday, Lewis Jones, W. C. Bishop, George Honeycutt, Donald Cole, Lynn Cross, David Reece, Donald Littrell, Ronald Baker, Mr. Carter, Mr. O'Dell. Page 57 Page S8 The Maroon amz' White gots undcrwuy. F F A Boys hnprovc flue grounds. 4-H Club enjoys parfy. F H A ami F F A jzrvjmrc foys fm Cf Il's flu' Higlnliglwf Sfaff working lm mm on school palbcr. Our Hmm' Room w11'r'rfains fllI0fl7f'7'. I ull? N 1 A .K M -X I Mi 4 a, 5,31 Q ff Page 60 7 .xgmnf Camie 5 Clit SENIOR CLASS PLAY, '53 P .Sl4IfLA0lfLll0t HIL!! O! xS7yCCll'I'l0l E MILE JUNIOR CLASS PLAY, ,sz ...N wi... R C E kkk, new .5 LXKQ! ku!! am L71 K7 ,J jj JLlk, rj U K' S F 0 x ff.. BOBBY fir... 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Page 65 Page 66 vendor ardify First row: Sammy Wfitebcr, Donn Wfntson, Buddy Carrier, ,lack Fields, Buddy King Billy Lindnmood, Bob Smith, Bobby Watkins, Darryl Morton, jackie Gardner. Semml row: Mikie Miller, Melvin Currier, Roy Mnines, Herbert Riley, James Littrell Billy Gnlliber, Jerry Lowrie, Jimmy Greeenwny. MANAGERS ToMMY ARNOLD EARL IQAYIAOR CHARLES SMITH HEI-EN GRFIENE-Mdl1H.QC'l' MARGARET ANllIS'Bd.YlZt'f1Jd1I BETTY SHEPH1'IRlJ'VfJIlL'j'!Jtl1l MAIKY JANE HOUSER1Hik,il1CQ MARY ANN KIRKl'ATRICK-Sllffbdll BERNIECE BLAYLOCK-Stzmis girfx xylfLfl 6Ll'lfLlfLl 6L 55 MRS. HELEN THOMAS-Sponsor Page 67 543' ga' ga .,, :af J .Q 15- Q ei . 5' x ij 1- ' s +1 ,t N-, ,mhgw 1.23 E gi '- I -if :'1' f-:ffZ4f f- f QQ? gf' ag g i , 4 'gh L ull ,F ,q ,. f ',w iw 1:1 lf ly' ' mf f E f AKARD FUNERAL HOME C LQMOKQ WMM W! WOM 7fW0f!m jmmf Jlomf C 1912 W. Sfafe Sf. Phone South 647 Pg 68 Cadillac Ambulance Lady Attendant Modern Equipment K .qu fl-QQ?-..1 lf A mt l1'U-fi-i t 2,13 4 f' L I fit 'MLK --2 52.725 fag-ft. ' x I fl H, md' Q L, mf, V' i b N , Mn... T j il y! 4,.iy Qj, , ' ,,-Q A au! ack Funeral Home lOl Pennsylvania Ave. Bristol, Tenn Phone S-122 Hodges Confectionery Where the Sfzzdcfzis Mer! and Eat Bluff City, Tennessee Yates 81 Nave Plumbing 81 Heating Co Phone 2238-J S. W. Yates J. E. Nave Bristol, Tennessee VAN DERVORT3 -'UN!9'?,?QQT .EHUP W! HC mmm m mf F I MM DUFILITY SHOES PROPERLY FITTED Paramount Building Bristol Mack Distributors O Trucks, Busses and Fire Apparatus I Genuine Ports ond Expert Authorized Service I Moore North 4540 Pg 71 S.KjM.AGENCY,HMQ,AGENTS A. Kyle Morison, Mgr. Shelby at Sixth Street P. O. Box 3ll Bristol, Tennessee Phone 598 Preston-Fleenor lPOst Nfl? VV. Post No. 9629 Bluff City, Tennessee Pi, Zgfmfof ,Z1fufLe55ee 540050 jgdfem Bnstl 'Tennessee H. V. Smith E550 Station Phone 1667 B t I T JCDSTEN'S Fine Class Rings Announcements Yearbooks Awards Since 1897 I I C r a y S D a I r y Bristol, Tennessee RFD 1 Phone S-4270-R Pg 74 Blown Insulation Metal Awnings CAPITGL INSULATION SERVICE Phone S-3114 700 Kentucky Avenue Bristol, Tennessee HWXIJFVI' flmsv who know !7Ilj' lfavir clofbffvu BRISTOL'S GREAT DEPARTMENT STORE Serving Southwest Virginia ond Eost Tennessee for more tlfion sixty-tour yeors. BRISTOL, TENNESSEE Bluff City Mills White Rose Enriched Flour High Quality f 63 Y Bluff C T Twin City Drive-ln I Hwouiw .Myra Klffer wan 5!6l',, R. G. S. Furniture Co. Phone 4241 Bluff City, Tennessee Shelly Esso Servicenter Y am as Shelby sf. Bristol, Tenn. One-Stop Service W, H. Bill Neal, Jr., P p Interstate Hardware Company, Inc DISTRIBUTORS AT WHOLESALE ONLY Hardware, Industrial Supplies Heating and Plumbing Goods Electrical Appliances and Supplies BRISTOL, TENN.-VA. PATY LUMBER COMPANY Bristol KPhor1e 30805 Johnson City CPhone 30805 Elizobethton CPPIOHG 2-lO8lD Pinemont Farms, Inc. Milk 61 Dairy Products GRADE A Pasteurized 62 Homogenized Phone North 3795 Bristol, Virginia-Tennessee Commencement Invitations and Cards Designed ond Mode by MERRELLS Clarksburg, West Virginia A. W. Walters P. O. Box 2065 District Manager Knoxville, Tenn. SOUTHERN STATES Seed Fertilizer Feed Form Supplies BRISTOL CO-OPERATIVE l5 Commonwealth Ave. Phone N-l682 TRANSIT-MIX CONCRETE READY-MIXED CONCRETE Box 4273 Phone 2065 Johnson City, Tennessee Typewriter Sales oc Service Co. noYAL Tvmswmrens 832 State Street Bristol, Tenn.-Va. Soles-ServiceuRen'roI-Supplies R. L. Fleenor, Owner Tennessee Electric Company IndustriaI-Commercial--Residential Wiring Jack R. Carrier, Owner Phone 929 Kingsport, Tennessee DIXIE DRIVE-TN RESTAURANT The Pride of East TC'l1lIC'SS?f',, FAMOUS FOR GOOD FOOD Students Welcome Johnson City, Tennessee Gildersleeve Motor Co., Inc Your Friendly Studebaker Dealer Elizabethton, Tennessee Phone 2-3611 315Aem jewedm 418 State Street Bristol, Tennessee Tri-State Lime Company Blountville, Tennessee Guaranteed P.M.A. Analysis Phone 2431 Blountvillc Motor Company Blountville, Tennessee Chevrolet Sales and Service Phone 2431 GOING PLACES? GO BY BUS! Service to Elizobethton, Johnson City ond Kingsport YELLOW CCAC!-I CO. sEcuRlTY FEED AND SEED MANOUM MOTOR COMPANY COMPANY Seed, Feed and Fertilizer Bristol, Tennessee Kaiser-Frazer Dealer Phone South 3487 Bristol, Tennessee Two Fine Hotels in Bristol, Virginia HOTEL GENERAL SHELBY George W. Summerson, Manager HOTEL BRISTOL O. R. Stone, Manager George W. Sumrnerson, Gen. Mgr. STATES MOTOR CO. Where To Buy It Ford Authorized Sales 6. Service Phone S-4600 Bristol, Tenn esse e SOUTHERN MAID MILK 6- ICE CREAM Phone North 2130 ll3 Moore St. Bristol, Va.-Tenn. JELLICO GROCERY Wholesale Distributors Elizabethton, Tenn. P 82 Shop and Save at TH E LITTLE MARKET Fresh Fruits, Vegetables, Meets Groceries, Feed Phone 2650 Free Delivery Service Piney Flats, Tennessee DeVAULT'S, INC. Bristol's Newest cind Finest SPORTING GOODS STORE lust A Sfep Off Sine I4 Lee Street Bristol, Virginia TH E COX WHOLESALE CARTER COUNTY BANK CQMpANy Ik F ir ak Elizabethton, Tennessee Phone 5080 Bristol, Tennessee FIRST NATIONAL BANK Kingsport, Tennessee Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation WATSON BROTHERS SHEET METAL WORKS 'lr ul' Elizabethton, Tennessee S 6 J RESTAURANT HAMILTON NATIONAL BAN K FOR 'A' 'lr FINE FOOD JOHNSON CITY Blountville, Tennessee TENNESSEE Pg, 83 I BAKER LUMBER 6. BUILDING SUPPLY COMPANY J. W. ADAMS CO. Authorized Dealers General Electric Appliances Phone DISITIIDUIOI' 'l:Ol Red Diamond Explosives Austin Powder Co. Bluff City, Tennessee Blountville, Tenn. Phone 2510 BURROUGHS JOE JOHNSTON SERVICE STATION BEAUTIFUL SHOES ACCESSORIES phone 2554 Bristol, Virginia Bluff City, Tennessee E. M. CROSS 6. SON BUILDING SUPPLIES Phone -4511 Bluff City, Tennessee Phone 2861 Electric and Acetylene Welding Portable Welding Equipment MORRELL BROS. WELDING CO. William Fay Morrell- George R. Morrell All Work Done to Your Satisfaction P. O. Box 1 Bristol, Tenn. WATAUGA CHEVROLET CO. KING'S ESSO STATION AND GARAGE 'll 61 h l , Cad' ac C evra et Gas, Oil, Tires, Tubes, Accessories Soles :St Service Phone 3771 Elizabethton, Tennessee Bluff City, Tennessee P 84 MORTON'S GROCERY ll2 Pennsylvania Ave. Bristol, Tenn. GRlMM'S GARAGE Automobile Repairing 1508 W. State St. Bristol, Tenn. Phone S-l O38-J The Dan Graham Bible Institute Bristol, Tenn. Interdenominational-Coeducational Evangelistic TAYLOR COWAN, JR. Radio Service l9 Lee St. Bristol, Va. Phone 4565 Best Wishes fo fbe Class of 1953 PATY LUMBER COMPANY Elizabethton-Phone 2-lO8l BRISTOL TRAILER SALES, Inc. Bristol, Tennessee Phone South 3797-L We Sell Wayfarer Shoes for the Entire Family BRISTOL HOME TRADE STORE Marion Cowan, Mgr. FURROW FOOD MARKET Corner 9th and State Bristol, Tennessee R. H. DeVAULT Bristol, Tennessee Virginia Recreation Center 5l5 Cumberland Street Bristol, Virginia Pocket Billiards Soft Drinks FARMERS LIVE STOCK ABBOTT PROCTOR 6 PAINE MARKET Reynolds Arcade Bldg. ll'1COI'pOl'ateCl Bristol, Va, Bristol, Virginia Telephone North l32O Bristol Lincoln-Mercury Sales 2033 West State Street Telephone N-3l6O Bristol, Virginia Phone North 3 I 31 STERLING HARDWARE CO., Inc. 837 State Street Lewis Moore, Pres. Bristol, Va. THRIFTY MARKET Bristol, Virginia TIM'S ESSO SERVICENTER W. S. Tim Everett, Owner Phone South l92O Ill Penn. Ave. Bristol, Tenn Pag 85 Summers-Taylor Paving Co. ASPHALT PAVING El izabethton Johnson City MAS ENGI LL'S Johnson City, Tennessee Home Federal Savings 5. Loan Association Johnson City, Tennessee McGHEE PRINTING CO. Bristol, Tennessee Don W. Shumaker STATE LINE Esso STATION West State Street Bristol, Va. A FRIEND TERRY'S DELICIOUS FOOD PRODUCTS l6ll W. State Street, Bristol, Va. VALLEYDALE PACKERS, INC. Valleydale Meat Products Bristol, Virginia TH E SH ERWI N-WILLIAMS CO. Paints, Varnishes, Lacquers, Enamels Brushes, Wallpaper and Associated Products COWAN BROTHERS WHOLESALE, INC. Bristol, Virginia Hayes and Reynolds Furniture Hickory Tree Road, R. l, Bristol, Tenn. The Country Siore That Saves You M ore BRISTOL BIBLE BOOK STORE 4ll Cumberland Street Bristol, Virginia Sunday School and Church Supplies BALL BROS., INC. FURNITURE 506 State Street Bristol, Tenn. ELIZABETHTON HARDWARE CO. Elizabethton, Tennessee Henry MilIer's Esso Station l7th and State Street Phone 2319 Bristol, Tenn.-Va. KELLY 6 GREEN Your Kodak Dealers 5l 4 Cumberland St., Bristol, Va. 13,86 UNITED FURNITURE STORES, INC. Bristol, Va.-Tenn. TICKEL BROTHERS Neon Signs-Outdoor Advertising Fifteenth and Shelby Streets Bristol, Tenn. REMINE-GOBBLE CRUMLEY POULTRY FARM Brist0l's Smartest Meifs Shop U. S. Certified Pullorum Clean Chicks Phone S-637 Bristol, Tenn. Bristol, Tennessee Phone S-3209-VV THE ELIZABETHTON STAR Daily and Sunday Phone 2-l5-'il Read the Ads in the Star FOREMOST Milk and Ice Cream 5l3 West Walnut St. Johnson City, Tenn. BUNTING'S Six Registered Pharmacists to serve you. Bristol, Tennessee RAYLASS DEPARTMENT STORE Bristol, Va. BRISTOL FURNITURE CO., INC. We Furnish tloe Home Complete 750-PHONES-2552 Bristol, Tennessee ENGLISH RADIO SERVICE Johnson City, Tennessee BRIGHTWELL-SPINKS, INC. OLDSMOBILE 8. DIAMOND-T BAN D ELLS smart fashions for the smart miss State Bristol Moore S1-reef Phone 3950 Bristol, Virginia Cleaning Repairing CHARLES Russo RAMSEY VENETIAN BLIND COMPANY Custom Maa'e', Tailoring for Men and Women Bristol, Tennessee CITY SERVICE STATION Standard Products 225 Piedmont St. Phone 999 Bristol, Va.-Tenn. BARKER'S SUPER MARKET Bristolis- Finest Bristol, Tennessee Pg 87 MOORE-EARHART COMPANY Athletic Equipment and Luggage Ozltfif1fe1fs of School and College Teams Bristol, Virginia THE PEOPLE'S BANK Johnson City, Tennessee Member of the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation SMITH BROS. FURNITURE CO. Bluff City, Tennessee McCLURE MOTORS Chevrolet and Cadillac Bristol, Tennessee L. B. WEBB, GEN. MDSE. Phone 3231 Bluff City, Tennessee Baylor-Nelms Furniture Co., lnc Furniture and House Furnishings I25-I3I Broad Street Kingsport, Tennessee Phone I4705 J. FOREST THOMAS STORE Phone 23II Bluff City, Tennessee J. J. SMITH GROCERY Corner State 8 Goodson Streets Fresh Fruits-Meats Staple and Fancy Groceries Bristol, Virginia JOH NSON CITY STEAM LAUNDRY Corner Boone and Wilson Johnson City, Tennessee FARMERS BANK OF BLOUNTVILLE Blountville, Tennessee Broadstreet Furniture Co., lnc. Where Good Furniture ls Not Expensive Kingsport, Tennessee JENKINS GROCERY Phone 3054 Bluff City Highway HARKLEROAD BROTHERS Phone 35II General Merchandise, Produce, Feeds, Seeds, Coal, International Fertilizers Bluff City, Tennessee RIDGEWOOD GRILL Two Goocl Places fo Eat- Here and Home Phone 294i Bluff City, Tennessee CHECKER CAB CO. Bristol, Tenn. Phone 3000 Efficient-Dependable Transportation S. H. KRESS 61 COMPANY Elizabethton, Tennessee Pg 88 BRISTOL OFFICE SUPPLY CO. Incorporated Bristol, Virginia SOUTH LAND DRIVE-IN RESTAURANT Blountville Highway QWIP AIVLQIZ iff RITCHlE'S, mc. BURGIE DRUG STORE YouNG's suPPi.Y COMPANY HARRY E. Lovms sr. Joi-:N THRIFT Auro suPm.v CHARLES LYoNs FRIEND BILL HENRY Lmwoon cus DoN's DRIVE-IN ,!' K Q! EDD E. TOLBERT HULL COMPANY STEED COLLEGE LOUIS STERCHI R. E. FISHER FASHION SHOP WOPI RADIO STATION . O. HORNER R NDOM MART, INC. FAUCETTE COMPANY , 7 ,ff 5717110 Al1'L8lfLf:5 0 PAUL'S COFFEE SHOP BRISTOL FLORAL CO. JACK LEONARD S. H. KRESS CO. BILL'S USED CAR SALES SOUTHERN AUTO SUPPLY CO. HALE'S DRUG STORE MACK'S GRILL LYLE FURNITURE CO., INC. FRED DAVIS E. WATTS JOHN WATAUGA PHARMACY FRED MOORE FRIEND CITY MUSIC AND JEWELRY STORE RANGE PONTIAC SALES EVANS MOTOR CO. BARR'S SPORTING CO. ALLEN'S BOOTERY HOLSTON SERVICE STATION W. R. ROWE ORANGE CRUSH BOTTLING CO. LANDERS BARBER SHOP BRISTOL MUSIC CENTER ELIZABETHTON TRADING CO. S. S. VANCE JEWELER QUALITY TAILORS FRENCH LEONARD'S BARBER SHOP CARMACK MORTON GARAGE FIFTH STREET BARBER SHOP V. S. CLINTON R. E. McCLELLAN HANNAH'S, INC. W. E. WEBB P. L. BUCHANAN SAMPSON'S PAINT CO. J. ALLEN JOHNSON AMCO FEED STORE, INC. J. 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