Bradford High School - Beacon Yearbook (Bradford, TN)

Text from Pages 1 - 92 of the 1953 volume:

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ELEMENTARY SCHOOL ?g .rg L9 91 'ri' 'S .x AGRICULTURE BUILDING Back Entrance HOME ECONOMICS and COMMERCIAL ARTS GYMNASIUM To Miss Ford, whose hard work and patience have made this publication of the Beacon a reality and whose unfaltering loyalty has better equipped us to face our responsibili- ties now and in the days that followl AND To Mr. W. C. Melvin, whose ability for arousing interest in a proiect has caused us to achieve goals we thought beyond our reach, whose keen sense of humor has often made even the difficult moments seem easier, andwhose continued efforts have made us aware of the value of striving toward higher ideals. J D. MCCARTNEY Chairman Fruit and Produce PAUL OVERTON Service Station R. P. YATES Retired Business Man BOARD of EDUCATION R. F. GREEN County Board Merchant B. M. PATTERSON Live Stock Dealer JESSE BAKER Contractor These men are giving unselfishly of their time in order that our community may have ahbetter school. Their ever-present interest and leadership are an inspiration to the entire student body. RUSSELL R. TUCK . Principal During the past four years Mr. Tuck has worked constantly for the better- ment ot our school. Evidence of this may be seen throughout the pages of this book. Although occupied with end- less administrative duties, he is always eager to help us with any problem. Now that we are Seniors, we are becoming more aware of his enduring patience and his excellent iudgment. We are beginning to appreciate our many privileges. Above all we value the privilege of making the trip into the deep South- land, knowing in part the depth of the responsibility shared by Mr. Tuck. For all that he has done for us-that which is known to us and that which is not-we want to say that we are truly grateful. OFFICE WORKERS Joann Williams, Elsie Williams, Carolyn Fields, Ozell Campbell. THE BEACCN STAFF Gerald Garner ..... .........,............. E ditor Maggie Warren .......,........... ....,...,. B usiness Manager Carolyn Fields ...... - ..........,...., Circulating Manager Shirley Toombs ....... ........,................. T ypist Shirley Cates ....,... ....................... T ypist Mary Glynn Lett ...... ...... ............... A r fist Edsel Pate .................. .......,,....,......,,...,, S ports Editor Daniel Crocker ........................................ Class President Gwen Ford ....... .. ....,... , We, in preparing the '53 edition of THE BEACON, have prepare for you a book-this book-hoping it will tend school memories in later years. lf our efforts succeed in you, we shall feel that we have not worked in vain, we generously. T Junior Class Representative worked continuously to to brighten your high bringing enioyment to shall have been repaid THE SEN lOR CLASS MR. RUSSELL R. TUCK MRS. RUSSELL R. TUCK MRS. OGLE HAYES Principal Mathematics Science FAC U LTY MR. THOMAS ROCHELLE, JR. MRS. HAL HOLMES Ii Coach Social Science MR. W. C. MELVIN MISS BUNICE FORD MRS. JOE W. ACUFF Agriculture Librarian Social Science, English MR. B. M. PATTERSON, JR MISS CAROLYN YOUNG MRS. MERCER T. BOONE Economics and Coach French and English ' Home Economics FACU LTY MRS. ROBERT BASS MRS. EARL W. COX Commercial Arts Sixth Grade MISS OLGA HOLDER MR. OSCAR COFFMAN MISS MARTHA MOORE Fifth Grade Fifth and Sixth Grades Fourth Grade MRS. EDWARD DAVIDSON MRS. C. H. BARTON Third Grade Second and Third Grades MRS. PAUL BRYANT MISS BUNA PRATT Second Grade First Grade MISS HELEN LANNON MRS. T. C. BOONE MRS. W. D. ALEXANDER First Grade Music Substitute Teacher vs SENIORS DANIEL CROCKER Einstein Basketball 2, 3, 4, B-Club 3, 4, FFA l, 2, FFA Treasurer 2, Class Vice President I, Class President 2, 3, 4, Beta Club 3, 4, Beta Club President 4. GERALD GARNER Bat Eye FFA l, 2, 3, 4, FFA President 4, Class Vice President 4. TI-IELMA FISHER Susie 4-H Club 1, Class Secretary 4 SHIRLEY TOOMBS Pooch FHA 1, 2, 3, 4, Cheerleader l, 2 4, Beta Club 3, 4, 4-H Club l, 2 3, 4, Class Treasurer 4, FHA Treas urer 2, 3, Beta Club Treasurer 3 Miss Bradford 3. CAROLYN STANFILL Cracker FHA l, 2, 3, 4, FHA President 4, Beta Club 3, 4, 4-H Club 1, 2, Class Secretary 3, Bradford Queen 3. ROBERT FRAZIER The Kid FFA 1, 2, 3, 4, FFA Reporter 4 DONALD REYNOLDS Souse FFA 1, 2, 3, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Beta Club 3, 4, B-Club 2, 3, 4. MAGGIE WARREN ueabeh 4-H Club l, 2, 3, 4, Annual Business Manager. SENIORS DE LoIs BENSON ,,Red,, FFA I, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Ia-clu 45 FFA Watchdog 4. ELSIE WILLIAMS ,,CoW,, Basketball 3, 4, B-Club 3, 47 FHA l, 2, 4-H Club l, 2, 3, Beta Club 3, 4. JOANN TOOMBS Sally FHA l, 2, 3, 47 FHA Vice President 4, Cheerleader 35 Beta Club 3, 4, Beta Club Treasurer A, A-H Club l, 2, 3, 4, Class Reporter 3, Bas- ketball Scorekeeper 4. BILLY WADE SWINDELL ,,Oa,,, FFA 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball Manager I, 2, 4: Basketball 3. b 2, 3,, DAVID KNox Rooster FFA I, 2, 3, 4. MARY GLYNN LETT Speedy FHA l, 2, 3, 47 4-H Club l, 2, 3 4, Beacon Artist, Basketball 2, 3, 4 DORIS HOWINGTON ufdgarn FHA 1, Basketball lp 4-H Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Class Secretary I. ' JERRY ABBOTT Sheep FFA l, 2, 3, 4. SENIORS JOANN WILLIAMS ,,Jo,, 4-H Club 'l, 2, 3, B-Club 2, 3, 4, Office Worker 3, 45 Basketball I, 2, 3, 4. EDSEL PATE , Muff Baskeiball 2, 3, 4, B-Club 3, 4, FFA l, 25 Class Vice President 3, FFA Secretary 2, Beacon Sports Editor. FREDDY LEE PIGG .,P,gg,, FFA I, 2, 3, 4. A SHIRLEY CATES Cates 4-H Club lp Beacon Typist. CAROLYN FIELDS Fields FHA 'l, 3, 4, Beta Club 3, 47 Beta Club Vice President 4, 4-H Club l, 2, 3, 47 Office Worker 4. MARGARET WHITWELL UMBC., 4-H Club l, 2, 3, 4. SHIRLEY OLIVER Shelly Mae FHA 1, 2, 3, 4. BILLY BOLERJACK BoIey FFA 1, 2, 3, 4. F I 2 3 4 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 Beta Club 3 4 BClub 2, 3, 4. CAROLYN RoaERsoN 'l, 2, 3: SENIORS MARTHA ALLEN Monk 4-H Club 3, 4. GAI L REASONS Abby Gail Basketball 37 Basketb SENIORS Vuzormm THOMPSON Schinner Basketball l, 2, 3, 4, Beta Club 3, 4, 4-H Club l, 2, 3, FHA 'l, 2, 3, 4, B-Club 2, 3, 4, Class Treasurer 3, FHA Historian 4, FHA Secretary 3. CHARLEY KETCHAM ,,Ca,,, FFA l, 2, 3, 4, FFA Watchdog 4. MARION Scorw' Scottie FHA l, 2, 4-H Club l, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 4, Basketball Manager 3. LAVERNE GILLILAND Gilliland FHA l, 2, 3, 4. SYLvrA Huee1.E Grandma Basketball 3, 4, B-Club 3, 4, 4-H Club 1, 2, 3, FHA 1, 2, 3, 4. BETTYE FLo KNOTT Floker Q FHA I, 2, 3, 4, Basketball I, 2, 3, 4, B-Club 2, 3, 4, Class President I, FHA Reporter 3, FHA Secretary 4. MARTHA CATES Bofchie FHA 1, 2. BILLY Rex THETFORD unuyu FFA l, 2, 3, JUNIORS 4, A L ' , L, sf .. w 1 Sp ql X-.af . H.. 1 , .- wa 1' . v if M as Q- fri .ff J' W X 1' .. 'I ., ,. . 'f X wig? wiv - A E Lk,A. Q .X x X Q 16 1. ' xiii' , N A ,Fl.w.,, . . ,W .. X W X , A A x 1. . :Rf , ,. 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Dwaine McCartney Ann McMinn Jerry Hall Hampton Janette Willis Lula Mae Marcus Lynn Porter Swindell Helen Laster Larry Pounds Sammy Carruth Rosy Witherspoon Chester Blackburn Buddy Knott Not Shown: Glen Mayo President Rahglmond Hayes I -'ice President SOPHOMORES Don McLemore Secretary Jere Thetford Treasurer Donald Fisher Reporter we - Barbara Mathis Dorothy Simmons Freddie Bryant Dorothy Gammons Shelby Jean Hunt Neal Wade Ann Taylor Gayle Miller 412 . -.., i. x 'y SLgQi3esg:,,E f ,. Ti :Q ' 1 I f - ' f 4 '. W I ' .li tl V as mi SOPHOMORES Ann Moore Jere Wren Shirley Powell Ray Hall Marie Davidson Charles Taylor Doris McKnight Jerry Steele Donald Mallard Helen Wingo Ray Wingo . .-r . gt, mlm-ulrmmnn was ae Mary Sue Yates Mary Ruth Foren Russell Graves Elizabeth Foren Frank Casey Eugenia Coleman Dwight Miller Marfay Dawson Kenneth Grear Helen Hall Paul Pillow Peggy Carroll Not Shown: Julia Burkett Martha Connell Allen Frazier Junior James lnhnnu I .m.,.a.'.. Mattie Lou Lowery Max Powell Martha Hubble Leon Sutton Patsy Thetford Joe Shankle Betty Jean Norman Clyde Vaughn Adell Singleton Barbara James Bottom row: Thomas Boone Glenda Leach Landon Hampton Sara Dunlap Gerald Crocker Nancy Henley Q FRESHMEN Billy Wayne Henley President Johnny Bruff Vice President Ruby Nell McConnell Secretary Jerry Ford Treasurer Jane Holder Reporter Joyce Ann Horton Kenneth Mitchell Martha Baker Shelby Bullington Margaret Usery James Griffin Janice Parker Dwain Martin Robbie Lee Dunn Harold Reynolds FRESHMEN Donnie Dunagan Shirley Dunagan Sara Lee Foren Gene Jones Betty Gail Simmons Charlie Burress Dorothy Pritchard Kenneth Mallard Martha Lynn Oliver Frankie Crow Betty Green David Metcalf Joann Bruff Jimmy Haynes Mary Ann Arrington John Henry Desmond Sue Williams Charles Trimble Kathlene Perryman Wayne Pritchard x Mafcslleasons Alice Arnold Bill Wallace Sue McCartney Terry Frazier Carolyn Rochelle Jerry Miller Sarah Pafford Bobby Hayes Julia Faye Marcus Not Shown Wayne Knott Billy Potts HIGH SALESLADIES Shirley Toombs, Carolyn Fields, Bettye Flo Knott. Each year after cotton picking vacation the Bradford Senior Class sells maga- zines, and our part of the money goes to pay for the transportation for our Senior Trip. We wish to express our sincere thanks to each of you who bought magazines from us, for it is you who have made our trip possible. The future senior classes will appreciate it if you will save your renewal sub- scriptions for them. They will see you after cotton picking next year. THE SENIOR CLASS 1 . x Q-wg, f 1 J a..-W.,-W . H, i elf fuw .. ,A ., v 5 s F ww 'Vida ww mmprgwvf . , r Z S fy ,, ,Q 4 'f Y ' ,sim WF 'k , ff 5 Z- ,ESD Rt rl V f -img y 'xx J ? ' : gg Q Y Q . Q ,J Q. his N nguulmna-sauna: fi e 1 l QM ,L S .W 32:5 0? - W. Wm ,M fi43?gV' . Jw fr -- , , S Q--I 5. M, , A ff X'. w-Linn' 'n ,-'S E+ . aka? ' 'bex x X EH :aw is ggi: ,F-391' SE fig, .. . SW' my ,A P221-40, T- Rf: -, V Z 'Sf' ' ix . 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James was killed in action in Korea on February 15, 1951. l A v -su X'Ty 1 ,J ,sh ' E, xv 'tn :H Q4 if- WE fi 'fx . Q 'rx A . 2? xxx S X X , af' -if if I N 5 s 2 s,' A 's if 735 Q J 1,45 ' o K 3- - 55 Q ' A L Q. ' I A : L . ,LAX ggi? 2511? X af 4 351 E R x ,Sw PSE 'WW - if Q S sw X N' gig + -vw Km: Q E Y :sg if fe -.-,1, 4 ,.....--s wi? M J wx .Yi li? 'Q-. .M ,X Q' we v 1 an re -. X , we W ,H W -K.. .JM wx -. L -Ms 1 E if gag, 112. ' Q-wf3L?f l'ifflWW' i l? ff Wwff' Q L Q V L--- f X . L1 V ' THIRD GRADE First row: Beverly Jean Greenup, lille McEwen, Judith Arnold, Thomas Jackson, Susie Cates, Bennie White, Wilma Dunnagan, Johnny Phifer. Second row: Steve Campbell, Evelda Marshall, Garrett Cash, Joyce Reynolds, Bernie Horton, Doris Gordon, William Martin, Birdie Belew. Third row: Kay Fox, Harry Noel, Marie Griffin, Freeman Ward, Barbara Fox, Cloney Taylor, Fay Crocker, Gary Greenup. Fourth row: Larry Kirk, Shirley Rials, Junior McCartney, Jana Lannom, Don Myracle, Carolyn Crews, Jim Bob Bass, Carolyn Reeves. Fifth row: Darline McCormick, Bobby Landres, Sheila Hayes, Woodie Cobb, Beulah Arnold, Buddy Baird, Elaine Blurton, Phil Carruth. - Sixth row: Danny Yates, Betty Coleman, Danny Roberson, Rosa Arnold, Franklin Mont- gomery, Shirley Johns, Billy Joe Reynolds, Rita Hopper. Seventh row: Jimmie White, Loyd White. 3 '-Mgt: ,fl- V:'f,Q 'Z' ' X , A ' A J V mv. six 'ifzzf-f 1 -sm wma--1 nfg Q '21, -y R 5328 ', , gan Nm 3 ,W ew: Ae , Q., rx 5 125ml if 'mgff fry Efiiifg zu, as is 1- -I + 434-Q, 55- K L QQ I 1 9 1- Y ' ,SM .NW eww. N '- , gQ,wi,,w AQ .f AJ 1 1 xii? ai?,A fi yy .-IZ: 2 ,JM Egvgilzgili-X, .L ,av .arm HRH? A Q, M QQRIA sun Xi-k V Hz Fix? 1 25 fm - 1. W .Law my w, gg ' X msg? vs www: I,-xx, x Q1 5 -mv X ini? X . M E: 33. Mr. r., mx. mf? MA , NZ' 'gk be MN' JAP- K., 2 ,ef ,wa X F y- vi-Fw. 3 'W Q 1 X iv!! 1 ,, .4 .9 ', 4 mm. GEAR sl? 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K Q A A K sefawmsw ., K,-tn pf 5, 5,-ww .,,. 51. ,:. i ? 11-I 15 Q' f iw -A A .H Q -. l- , X fg ff' ti M ,, 1 kyfm' E X ' :Q 'Z :writ - K f Qi X K mm A ' . . rs- ,412 W ,sa .N 4 5 K 1 2112 MV j 3 Q63 l q MM eww-W' I . M :gi , A f 3- .A ' 2 f 3 1 . 1 2 as up w , t w. I m ,5 wr'-s.. E I E i 1 i 1 i l BETA CLUB Front row Carolyn Fields Shnley Toombs Mrs Ogle Hayes Sponsor Carolyn Stanfnll Back row Donald Reynolds Vnrglma Thompson Danuel Crocker Joann Toombs Martha Bugg Elsue Wllllams Donald Farmer Eatlng nn Cafeteria 'DY' ,,,q CAFETERIA WORKERS Mrs. Coy Richardson Mrs. Audry Taylor Mrs. Lois Benson Mrs. Gayle Crews JANITORS Rufe Cates Lonzo Williams BUS DRIVERS Hollis McCartney Jim Swindell Cot Allen John Moore ,. 'E - M av, , M 1 v i' I ' pix , ,L ' ,Q r ' 1 2 5 .iff 32 . 'K . 53.-,avr Ein 'Tl x ip, ' s Q 59 1 fm 31. '7 Lg gf '? L mg , . I . Pi 'fi' at ek 3 9 x 2 3 if R X ' , is j M ff- fi N Q3 w S? 6 , QP F rw ? 2. . f - iii? 4, . my ' ' -.kg A M X Q55 BASKETBALL Clockwise: Jerry Hall Hampton, Jerry Ford, Daniel Crocker, Donald Farmer, Edsel Pate, Freddie Bryant, Frank Casey, Donald Reynolds, Landon Hampton, Billy Betts, DeLois Benson, Clarence Nance, David Hunt, Joe Lasler, Gayle Miller, .lack Smith, Billie Wade Swindell, Manager. RESULTS of GAMES PLAYED We They Yorkville Qherej ........ ......... 6 4 37 Peabody Ctherej Bells Cherej ,.,.,.., ....,..,, 6 5 42 Alamo Qherej Medina Ctherej ...... 51 62 Bells Ctherej Kenton Qherej ...... 63 50 Sharon Ctherej Humboldt Cherej ........ ...... 4 9 65 Dyer Ctherej Springhill Cherej ....,. 76 42 Medina Cherej Dyer Cherej ...... 65 58 Yorkville Cherej Gleason Cherej ........ .....,.,. 7 0 61 Greenfield Ctherej Greenfield Cherej ..,,,... ......... 5 8 31 Milan Ctherej Milan Cherej ........ ---- .... 38 92 Peabody TOTAL SCORE ..,.,.,.,,.. We-l l78 They-1065 Cherej ........ ....... Th eY 61 47 53 35 65 58 50 37 71 48 Dems BENSON BILLY BETTS. DONALD REYNOLDS Forward Forward Cenfel' CLARENCE NANCE I DANIEL CROCKER DAVID HUNT FREDDIE BRYANT Guard Forward Guard Forward EDSEL PATE DONALD FARMER FRANK CASEY Guard Guard Forward 5 4 BASKETBALL Clockwise: Reba Carr, Janice Parker, Marion Scott, Betty Flo Knott, Mary Sue Yates, Shelby Hunt, Betty Baker, Janace Elam, Ruby Nell McConnell, Elizabeth Foren, Ann Taylor, Virginia Thompson, Elsie l Williams, Martha Lynn Oliver, Betty Lou Greene, Sylvia Hubble, Mary Glynn Lett, Joann Bruff, Gail Reasons, Manager. RESULTS of GAMES PLAYED We They Yorkville Cherej ....,........ W ..... ,,.. 2 6 23 Peabody Ctherej Bells Cherej. ....... - .......... .29 12 , Alamo ChereD Medina Ctherej ......... ............... 2 6 41 A Bells fthereb Kenton F herej ..... ---.,----- ..... 36 39 ' Sharon Ctherej Humboldt Cierej ........ - ............. 24 39 Dyer Ctherej Springhill Cnerej .... .. ................, 32 22 Medina Dyer Cherej ........ - .......... ---38 46 Yorkville Gleason Cherej ...... - ...............: 24 37 Greenfield Ctherej Greenfield qhefep .............. - ........ 33 44 Milan Ctherej Milan Cherej ........ ----- ..... 31 56 Peabody TOTAL SCORE ..,. ..,.. W e-559 They-734 Cherejm-- ......,.......... -23 Cherej, .,...,.... - ......,... 14 Cherej. ....... ....... 3 3 They 44 23 22 40 46 38 25 31 47 59 ELIZABETH FOREN I MARY GLENN LETT SYLVIA HUBBILE ANN TAYLOR Guard Forward Guard Forward Q I :,. BETTY FLO KNOTT JANACE ELAM ELSIE WILLIAMS VIRGINIA THOMPSON Guard Guard Guard Guard BETTY BAKER MARION SCOTT JOANN BRUFF REBA CARR Forward Forward Forward Forward Jd w nsme- 6560 gs 30 6 QNX 07791- Coach Rochelle and Mr. Patterson s h o w n in coach's new office S60 .W 002, Q-50000 Y Joan P. IQFUHD . P .fnlrsfoh EVEN BRADOWS In Scvr Brad FORD Girls es 32 iefbafm and fam' 6 T 88112 ent han. X Fadf 59. mine high es. Wind on? bojgs Serbs hafldint 'wth Joanasrde 508 bjo dvi: Qnde...,g,,e 5 .-' ,v ,.- , :amor-,ms ' Y- 1-' 'S-'fgyef rf33f'Hc Pi ffst0'4a Wing Ure the - e the Br:dfZc01-eq 32 Bi? Pd . i'gL?82 ',gssi' film, gms :fo a . 14 . Ps,,f,j-fl.'-..- , - ffkrqg, :. '1fScq, 1fed '11 L' - . , . ffldfo 09,9 2 D .... . et' Mcccalenirlffltonc -. -.. --. QQ Q ar Qfjneu D Exif -NN -. hr. Belt 'ldlg ' Hu 'ldf mill --. oh! P4 ' 7 W 150, gf- 1-fhleouf .r,W11lf '2 RQ? 15 pg?-S H911 f rmgg-lg' ale dg -..,'- -.,,. F . ' ott' c M8 ' 'mga' tes. 3 g 3-thger-9 4 1 'PM-'1gfwe,...-.-.---.:.,Payee 4 - will egg? 20 f. had 3 Tftzgoaxi '-UNI'-.., s SHARON, EBRADFDRD EVEN Hometown Girls Triumph But Quintet Humiliated 72-35 SHARON, Tenn., Jan. fly-The Sharon sezqtet scored a neatm40-36 victory over hte invading Bradford six, but the local five was luckless and dropped'a humiliating 172-35 decision to the Bradford boys. Magnificent Mary Ann Latta dumped in 20 markers to pace Sharon to the victory in the six- way battle, although Betty Baker of Bradford got scoring honorsl with 21. f Donald Reynolds was high pointi miker in the boys' game with 18' as he led Bradford to the easy win. GIRLS I ShRr0h l40l Pos. Bradford 436i Latta 20 ........ ... F ............ Baker 21 Adams 2 . ......... 1' .... . . . ...... Scott 13 Connell 8 F Bruff McDaniel G Foren' Eddinzs . ..... . ..... G . ........ . . Thnmoson g Wntterfield .. , .. G . . ..... . . Willlnms Substitutes: Sharon--Laster. Conner 8. In- num 2. Bradford-Carr 2. Knott. BOYS Bradford 1725 Pos. Sharon 1355 'Benson 11 .... F ..... . Wade 2 Betts 13 .. ....... .. F ..... ....... Hamlin 4 Remolds 18 C ,. ..... .... . lnuum 10 Pine 14 . ........... G ........... Wallace 1 R 'RRRDVGWA Billy z9 l7' W VQVNN difl? HS ,A-2 - uf eats Be Bo'l5'65 1:10 '- 13603 B Tanga a xydlnques, , T. Bakegoggvgivfjlmeteets a 65 xo 0 X ' '- Wiieetls Y' cavwfeiifis. Wig vig nxgizgne budget xnixg aggmr, The gxsioil' QW Snow X de - 8- 111. in Gln is l 9 he 835 Bel goof' 1 rn? s , 69 0 11- GW- Rim'-Efliis 'W Q. ' ,.-- ,.-- yevv s C295 .f 1:. ' .-- ,. 5 Sl-0956. B x . -' ,. Q qqxl G. 911 3. 'A G, ' I,-rbie. 'B' 1, Xxgwig, 1.1 G. yugE'a,wvx3,,,mS 1, gulf- 9500 5 -' 1016 3 'N yu? Eznuillillltm. . - - - ' 105. wlixxei- B651 E5 96' fm H95 5 was vests . w .uw 5125, 955511 Yswq. gfoil- C' stu, Kgs 16 1 11. ge gh 5 if Gfee 'IW ,eh 5015 Emwegnv U, ' - 9 Raitt'-R 9 fs: .--1::.---Heian t -.R Rf!.,--- f I1-- if'f 'l 'Sw 'l'f'1f5il grail, C- 3.Ya,,,u x .- 3. 1 590.5 3 .5 ...II-D, .iocKgQ8nce5ine.Xw1x cssdsxof' --wqsfftni SL owfwiwlf 010 5 ' - . oo, lainie 1. 9 S1 Bt: 4' Eof uxeGYl11g:o5 s f'Q3gSYSf5. foielligxw Lv-U mm Fi' Wt? ' 2'..aefS9f'.Jc- CHEERLEADERS 'xx Shirley Powell, Gwen Ford, Shirley Toornbs, Patsy Thetford. BHADFENX-X RN I D l EVE. fc, DHD, DYE X--R BRADFORD wins Two, RD RLERSUN f S Gam., X 'l EVEN -A HRRRUF0 ' w-R 31-21 x Sex, 009s 7-0 I Girls Edge Alamo 25-23, Boysi ix girl! l d-19.61 Br?gADFo'gblocaIBoy8 wffding Ahsad 50-47 - xcleaajzord Boys Rhea Dec' 9.14. 'ktb Ord a ' 'Ten ., ' BRADFORD, T ., D . 22.- ' , 'lem' ere 4 i 'Ive an twnd -Dye' H Dec 5 Bradford slipped eg? Alasrlxo in a BRADFOR5 Gleasos X-vin mmf CHI In bl halv ' --2 beatingsgmet faisgere Frigad bas. ing hd th Pbin Y, th a 65-58 vjcarlgcaj biysaangshsg ' EX. B1-ad 55355 flml fem 'xlibs Bl 4 I. Igiifisrie .-,.'.-'.......: :N .... ,. gygr HG, Ds '-..,.'. '- F'. 'fSI1l- 0 KaS w?3l':--...'-- G.'---... eYG?.l'5 15l ogg. es, G .. Ste es 15 Br.gd!0ri1-,I-1 .... Wliiils I Brad! S Eft k.. 'Mull Ox engon Wd is BQ!-S 1 Hubbjbs Beg 5 I l 6, Do,.ES.4,..,.----.... P2-1. couple of close ones Monday night. Bradfordls girls won 25-23, they boys 50-47 ' GIRLS Bradford 1253 Pos. Alamo 1233 Baker 'I .......... .. F. ....... .... Long 8 Scott 9 .... F. Crosihoelil Bruff 4 F: TtacgA5l Form G. .... . k' Thompson ......... 4 G. ..,, ..... 0'Nell1 Knott - ..... J ....... G. Hopper- Substitutes: Bradford-Lett 3.- Carr 2, Hub-1 blee. Alamo-Brown 4. Clrtlr. M. Tracy. ' I BOYS E Bradford l50l Pos. Alamo 1471 ' Bmdiolg 2 basketba 24 wi- even day night ii-is won 31106 '10-l. The n 0 ay the homeolxcli led lg? goin s Whse QA, REYU e with ason XTues. GyeaS0D 2 YS prevm in me Y am 1- Gle ' . boys S d -Z5 io an is-N 0 ha 5395.5 Q05 gvnl Watts A an pgs. 3333! s ,a Emma - ,'........ .wlueim X Baud ,,F.- 1-mov Xscou Cwie muff :I.1.L.i1m 15 9 ' Y i ? QW 'n fm 5 5 ' n 5 1 JF . , ,,1 Q , 4- Q , ' . in 1 W: f- X 4 2 5 e X r '? 5' fi is ia I 5 O Q 1 .Q fi ,, 5 m l S Q 5 ',L 1 A k F i ' l YW km 4 ' 'Q 2 ' f . .N Q., 1 .,e V ,, ' , -'Q , f ' Q I ':--- E' f Q' if kv iw jfif2i:5V S N W f Q Q 5' 4' W'g- ff 7 -3: f-11' . i We U, K kk x V, K lV,.t if 3 l gfsf ig- gsl H i V . if . ----- ps-. K MS Q Y Q l 3 .. ' F -:A, , 3? N, ,,,. fl an - . Q 5 S ii. Q-'-js'-vnqg , 51 a i S R335 1 i A .ai ' x , , f ,Q , E X. vt E deg U Lf If If ,,'1 g if . .. .x.. X. 4 5 A ' Q E+ V f 5? X5 1 fa V qw fm - 9. ..., .1 X , ,df E i 3 U S ...: f- ..- - ' c X, 'X Q 4 W., 351 r W' ,fm .Y 'R . F K K ww 115:13 Q L- N- we-: 'Q R .-' . ' i Q 3, S' 3' A 9' -x N N sf , 1 ami? X 5 x s T , tw ,, if f ., X .. mmm ' .W Ma - M-gf, , :Q ' Jkigvfx warg ff , ,- iw K fff fa ,. sw my 3, I., , x NE x 2 M, ., cg if-iixifa- may X Nam: x ,QQ RL - 1 Q cm: N 5, Q., 355 -lr ,f- .V V,w,5iwxg N N Y -M w 4. X f -nm l, BAKER and LEACH Contractors Builders of Good Homes Phone Nos. 66-6 73-3 97-2 BRADFORD, TENNESSEE TRENTON TRACTOR GERALD p, KNQTT 8- IMPLEMENT CO. BRADFORD LUMBER co. HAROLD MAY E J. M. NELSON Builders- Hardware 413 w. EATON STREET Q Pain,-Glass Sales and Service Complefe Line of Building Maferials Phone 753 and Lumber New Holland lmplemen+s FREE ESTIMATES Trenfon. Tennessee Phone I23 Bradford, Tenn 'ii Jusl PreTending? Sara and Tommy Who's going To sing? 7 l CITY DRY CLEANERS K. E. STAFFORD, Owner Phone I68 Greenfield, Tennessee COMPLIMENTS OF O J. D. McCARTNEY Bradford, Tennessee FRIGIDAIRE MAYTAG BROWN-PARKER CO. Diamonds, Wafches, Luggage JEWEL BOX ' Jewels-Record Shop Trenron, Humboldt Gibson, HERB DAWS Milan Milan, Tennessee CONGRATULATIONS ' COMPLIMENTS OF Belew Corter's DRUG STORE PHARMACY Your Rexel' Shure A Safe Prescriprion Drug Sfore Greenfield, Tennessee Milan' Tenn' Phone Bigshofl Homeward Bound Believe if or nor! Compliments of I TENNESSEE LIQUEFIED GAS CO. DYERSBURG and NU-GAS CO. HUMBOLDT Your Propane Gas DeaIer NOBLE DAVIS-WENDELL DAVIS-FLOYD WILLIS IN JACKSON IT'S I . FARMERS ' FEED and SUPPLY CO. f Greenfield, Tennessee Jackson, Tennessee D In Jul, - In Snowed Under Feef Firs+! Big Snow of I950 I The GREENFIELD GAZETTE Complimenfs of TRENTON LAUNDRY PICK-UP Always Inferesfecl in The and Welfare of Weakley and DE'-'VERY Gibson Counfy Farmers Phone 45 WE DO JOB PRINTING Tren'I'on, Tennessee Greenfield, Tennessee I , , HITS THE SPOT I I I TAYLOR ELECTRIC co. OM SC FICE el'VICe fl EI I' I s ' 1 is EPSI' 11:23 4 I -'--W .. .. Q 'wun+v0 u'u-NTT ' I AMERICAS BIGGISI NICIIIIS WORTH ' '- ls WIRING-ALL KINDS ELECTRIC HEAT-WATER HEATERS APPLIANCES Pepsi-Cola BOTTLING CC. J k T Phone I03 as son' ennessee BRADFORD, TENNESSEE Shorfer Sfyles LeI s JiHerbug I Who's Who? L. G. BALFOUR CO. A'H'IebOrO, Massachuse'Hs CLASS RINGS and PINS COMMENCEMENT INVITATIONS DIPLOMAS PERSCNAL CARDS CLUB INSIGNIA MEMORIAL PLAQUES Represenfed by: IRVING HARRIS PO. Box 496 Jackson, Tennessee I V'CK'S NATIONAL STORES CORP GROCERY Idlewild, Tennessee . TELEPHONE 92-3 ' I BRADFORD Milan, Tennessee PHONE NO. alo I , SiH'in' Pre'H'y Sunnin' Complimen+s of THE FRANCES SHOP O HEADQUARTERS FOR Tois, Ladies, Teen-age Wear Trenfon, Tennessee BLACK 8: WHITE Store O Jackson, Tennessee Compliments of WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE H. L. BROWN. owner Greenfield, Tennessee Complimenfs of Q . Alexander SUPPLY STORE Bradford, Tennessee Complimenis of O U-TOTE-'EM GROCERY Bradford, Tennessee Complimenfs of FLIPPIN DRUG CO QUALITY and SERVICE Milan, Tennessee Daddy and Daughfer A HBPPY Group L Jackson COMPLIMENTS OF PACKING co. Sullivan U U We buy livesfock every day in ihe week and have a compleie POP-CQRN CONCESSIQNS dlslrlbullon of meal' Johnny and Earl Sullivan ROSEDALE AVE. PHONE 2259! Greenfield. Tennessee Jackson, Tennessee Complimenls of A THE BRADFORD 5 a. ld J' FREED and SONS STORE ' You can always final if Edablished .865 af lhe len cenf siore. OWNER: C. L. BROWNING Trenfon, Tennessee Moore, Moore, Moore! Sficlc 'em up-Gofcha Covered! u Play Refreshed , . . . Have A Coke ,6 FIX Wage? coo SALES and SERVICE PHONE 89 COCA-COLA BGTTLING womcs S Jackson, Tenn. Greenfield Tenn. wiv--1 -vv -vu' -- ,f AND c:Roc:KER's F SAVE GRCCERY ani ! A.. AT Sfaple and Fancy Groceries B. F. HATCHER - Frigidaire Appliances BIRCHIE Mayfag Washing Machines New and Used Pianos Piano Tuning and Repairing PHONE bl Fresh Mears and Feeds G F Id T Phone I89-2 Bradford, Tenn. reen Ie ' enngssee , i ii' ' :A 3553 ' x,-, Q, , -,,kf - ' Burch Sisferly Love Zm'igh+:-Fl-and-ii' over Complimenis of 15,4 KeeI's Jffi CLEANERS O Your Per Milk Hauler Greenfield, Tennessee ROUTE 6 Bradford Tennessee WEST TENNESSEE BUSINESS COLLEGE I Jackson, Tennessee I Offers The Following Courses STENOGRAPHIC-JUNIOR ACCOUNTING SECRETARIAL-HIGHER ACCOUNTING I BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION EXECUTIVE SECRETARIAL-OFFICE MACHINES Free Placemenf Service-Cafalogue on Requesi'-Visii-ors Welcome New S'IuclenI's May Enler Af Any Time I DAY and NIGHT SCHOOL O WEST TENNESSEE BUSINESS COLLEGE Trenion, Tennessee Maurice Building Phone 7-439I office 54M Jackson, Tennessee HONG 249-W IApprovecl for Veierans Trainingl I. H. PERRY, Agenl' Sfale Farm Muiual Auiomobile INSURANCE COMPANY l'I's 'che Biggesl' ancl Bes'I' WHY PAY MORE WHEN YOU CAN BUY IT FOR LESS? ' Iriitiafion Day oobs! I POWELL BROS. Plumbing, Heafing, and Take your dollars Where fhey have Elecfrical Supplies DEEP and SHALLOW WELL SUPPLIES I HOME APPLIANCES Phone 93 GROCERY Trenfonl Tennessee More cenI's. CLIFTON CROCKER'S Complimenfs of O E. C. CHARLTON I COMPANY ' I PURE MILK GIN C BUYERS and GINNERS ' I I ornpany O . Bradford, Tennessee I I 1 ,, I Y V Peek-A-Boo Miss Audie MuH' and Jeff Complimenls of GREENFIELD MONUMENTAL FANNYEIS SHOP WORKS Q Smarl' Feminine Fashions J' B' Maness and Sons Io1 E. Main Phone 7-l406 Greenfield, Tennessee JACKSON ...ENN Complimeni-5 gf Courleous and Dependable Service al MCCALEB 3, PHELAN POWELL'S GROCERY DODGE-PLYMOUTH and LAUNDRY Sales and Service PHONE 132-2 DODGE JOB RATED TRUCKS Bradford' Tennessee Trenion, Tennessee Complimenis of JACKSON MOTORS, Inc. DENTON OLDSMOBILE and CADILLAC FLY MACHINERY ' CO., Inc. '07 Poplar S+. Ph. 7-I558 Your ALLIS-CHALMERS Dealer Jackson, Tennessee Milan McKenzie -I I SENIO'R TRIP ' ' ' AFroN VILLA, A Famous Home Inside AFTON VILLA The COMPLIMENTS OF MOORE Sfudio O PICTORIAL HOME o'F +he CO-ED A Sluclio Mccord I of Oisfincfion Offernng Always FURNITURE CO. I me La+es+ and Besl' Achievemenfs Milan, Tenn Phone 475 of PHOTO-GRAPHIC ARTS Jackson, Tennessee See Us for Complimenls of DIAMONDS, FINE WATCHES, CHINA, CRYSTAL, SILVER, LAMPS, and BRASS WARE- Gifis for all occasions COMBS JEWELERS Phone 637 Milan. Tennessee . 0 GREENFIELD BANKING co. Member of FDIC Greenfield. Tennessee SENIOR TRIP' ' ' ' i ,.,, Insicje a Famous-Comlrf Leaving New of ans Complimen+s of GIBSON COUNTY DAIRY Grade A , Millc Proclucfs Trenion, Tennessee Phone l95 Complimenfs of O E.N.J. BROCK COMPANY GREENFIELD. TENNESSEE CARROLL TYPEWRITER Complimenis of COMPANY Royal Typewrifers ' . WEST SIDE GARAGE 443 E. College Phone 7-4896 BRADFORD TENNESSEE JACKSON, TENNESSEE I Marthfs Trenton DEPARTMENT STORE LUMBER CO' lncorporaied Lumber and Building The House of Honesl' Values Suppnes WHERE PEOPLE BUY FOR LESS Milan, Tennessee . PHONE 55 Trenion, Tennessee F.F.A. INITIATION a The COMPLIMENTS OF H. P. WEBB AGENCY ' C. C. Rice, Cwner nNsunANce Snyderg Milan' Tenn. Phone TRENTON, TENNESSEE Com plimenls of Complimenfs of W. P. DABNEY 81 SON Furniiure and C HOTPOlNT APPLIANCES On Church Sireel, Where GROCERY College Passes Idlewild- Te '1eSSee ckson. Tenn. Phone 7-55I6 PINK CORNER WOO Di CAFE ffzfmzez Z. A Favorile Meefing Place PHONE 4l For Bradford Boys and Girls Milan Tennessee Bradford, Tennessee 0 Seniors Now-Firsl' Grade Then I Mayo's and GREENFIELD 5 8: I0 O Greenfield, Tennessee Complimenfs of MARTlN'S DEPARTMENT STORE We Feaiure Claussner Hose and Sfar Brand Shoes TRENTON. TENN. PHONE 36 Com plimenfs of BANK of BRADFORD Bradford, Tennessee Our Fif+ie'l'h Year A Friendly, Safe Bank I 903-I 953 MEMBER of FDIC A Bank, Noi' foo Big, Noi' loo Lilile, for 'lhe People ll' Serves a Complimen+s of BRADFORD GAIN CO. O W. C. French, Manager PHONE 226 Specialize in Cusfom Ginning Good Tumoui-Coudeous Service TRIP T Made From Capirol al' Baron Rouge A The 306+ We Will Ride - Complimenis of Beare FORD ICE gl CQAL CQ- Cars and Trucks Sales and Service OPefaI'I'19 Genuine Paris Ice PIan'rs and Coal Yards ai' PHONE ISI BOLIVAR-JACKSON TRENTON MOTOR CO. - 405 W. E 'r HUMBOLDT-MILAN-TRENTON TRENTON. .FESEL BASS HATCHERY 81 FEED ROBERT BASS, Owner and Operafor QuaIi'ry Baby Chicks PU RINA FEED Livesiock and Poulfry Medicafions and Equipmeni PHONE 224-2 BRADFORD, TENN. CompIimen'I's of Texaco SERVICE STATION BRADFORD, TENN. PHONE 2oo-2 LANNOM ELECTRIC CO. VANCE LANNOM, Prop. TRENTON TENNESSEE Complimenfs of Bradford ICE 8: COAL CO. C. D. TRAVIS Bradford Tenn Snowballinq Posed PreHiIy I Complimenfs of OVERTON AND SMITH ESSO SERVICE STATION Phone 63-2 BRADFORD TENNESSEE Complimenfs of Lov STURDIVANT Jeweler MILAN TENNESSEE Wanda! az 7'Z0l4gl64 6. Com plimenfs of U 05 4 BEN FRANKLIN sToREs I 7 45 5c 8. loc TRENTON TENNESSEE MILAN TENNESSEE TRENTON PRODUCE CO. PAUL KNOX FEED, SEED and PRODUCE Phone IOI TRENTON TENNESSEE GREENFIELD LUMBER CO. GREENFIELD, TENN. TOM MULLALY and G. C. DAY Phone 380 I952 MocIeI S Three BeHy KnoH's TwIn5? CompIimenI's of HUNT C. D. CAIN Furnlfure PHARMACIST and JusI' What Your Docfor H U Orders PHONE: DAY I26-NIGHT l4-B Funeral H0019 BRADFORD TENNESSEE BRADFORD TENNESSEE Diamonds-Wafches GORHAM, REED a BARTON, TOWLE LUMBER WALLACE, and INTERNATIONAL s-TERLINO SILVER Co- Your GIH' Headquariers BUILDING MATERIAL Telephone 23 I MILAN TENNESSEE CLYDE PAGE JEWELERS Trenfon-Phone 52 I -Tennessee Lynn Poinf HoIcI on Tighf C 'P G 'fS of I SUTTONS PLACE R0b'n5 CIQUI' C0- READY TO FURNISH YOUR HOME JACKSON TENNESSEE Trenfon Tennessee DEAD ANIMALS PAINT 81 HARDWARE REMOVED FREE! COMPANY Call CoIIec+ To Phone 77 WEST TENN. TANKAGE CO. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL J. R. MEEK, Jr., Owneg- Milan Tennessee Phone Union Ciiy 4-IOJ WILLIAMS Headquariers for COfT'lPIIfT'lenI'S of F GROCORD BROS' DRY GOODS ERIES and HARDWARE SHOES Phone No. l27 CLOTHING BRADFORD TENNESSEE Greenfield, Tennessee Spedafors. Poser! . E I HQH! Two Generaiions of Courfeous, BQQSTERS Friendly Service. and Qualiiy . Merchandise a+ Popular Prices. PHILCO FOR TI-IE BEST IN TELEVISION, JENKWS AND DARW'N RADIOS. REFRIGERATORS, RANGES, WILLIAMS SHOES WASHERS' ETC' BURKE STUDIO We Se O 'Y I-IAMMANAUS CLOTHING STORE Sfandard Brand Merchandise SEI-SA SHOPPE ALEXANDER-GREEN D'CKEY'5 RICHMOND JEWELER C0mP0nY I-IoLT's SEWING CENTER aRADEoRD.TENN. PHONEI73 N,D,GUY I Complimen+s of Complimenfs of A FRIEND Palace THEATER GREENFIELD TENNESSEE Seniors '53-:ST Shirley? EW T' - ' 4 ,ii Pa+e's Qualify S+ore COURTEOUS SERVICE Qualify Merchandise ai' Fair Prices DRY GOODS-SHOES-HARDWARE ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES-GROCERIES LICENSED REAL ESTATE AGENT BRADFORD TENNESSEE Headquarfers for LIFESAVER TUBELESS TIRES Seals Puncfures-Prevenfs Skids Profecis Againsi' Blowoufs LEONARD APPLIANCES THOR WASHER Convenienf Terms Available on All Merchandise FRANK'S AUTO STORE MILAN TENNESSEE CompIimen'I's of THE H. A. McELROY COFFEE Co. Inc. SHOP 5-I0-I.00 s+0re Good Home Cooked Meek I PHONE 4:2 TRENTON, TENN. GREENFIELD TENNESSEE vlslr oun NEW DINING Room Donnie Twins: I E. E. BEVIL Plumbing and Plumbing Maferials Of AII Kinds PHONE I00-4 SOUTHSIDE GROCERY WILLIE T. WINGO, Manager Gas, Oils. ancl Groceries THE MOST OF THE BEST FOR LESS BRADFORD TENNESSEE Phone B35 BRADFORD TENNESSEE SHARON TH EATER The Place Thai' Appreoia'Ies Your Pa+ronage SHARON TENNESSEE and MC CALE B Complimenfs of Xxx Biiggfiig S E BRADFORD BRANCH AUDREY ROCHELLE. - I M ' RN X K, I-If? -ff jjj: X gr. Be a Hosless X g x Have a ParIy! Q Phone I-765 .' ' O XO QI XXX s Sym E . . ' E r1a Nm! , N SHIPPERS OF LIVESTOCK SHIP EVERY SATURDAY ALL KINDS OF LIVESTOCK BRADFORD TENNESSEE 1 Parker and Jackson WELL DRILLING and PUMP SUPPLIES DEALERS IN MAYERS PUMPS Parlcer's Phone No. I44-3 Jaclcson's Phone No. IIS-3 BOOSTERS R. R. McUMBER Green-lielcl, Tennessee HOLLAND'S Jackson, Tennessee -G. H. ROBERSON COMPANY Jackson, Tennessee ROBERTS JEWELERS Jackson, Tennessee BRADFORD TENNESSEE F A I Dear Reader: Our annual has been made possible by 'Ihe business men and friends who have placed ads herein. Please show your appreciaiion by giving Ihese people your pahonage, because Ihey are loyal supporlers of our school. I Tell Ihem you saw Iheir acl in The Beacon Sincerely. THE SENIOR CLASS I ,. W a M' . -,- g Q2-1 .mm i ff Qi f. ., f .. , M ,. z, 'X E 5 ku MQ,