Bradford High School - Beacon Yearbook (Bradford, TN)

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IL -,A 'a.!yb'4 To Mrs. Russell Tuck we dedicate the 1958 edition of the BEACON. NVe hope that this will. in ii smiill way, show our love and appreciation for her kindness, inspiration, and loyalty shown us during the past four years as our Sponsor. From the bottom of our hearts we say, Thank you, Mrs. Tuck. Wfe will never forget you. J D MCCARTNEY ROY I' GREEN PAUL OVERTON BAKER R. P. YATES B. M. PATTERSON In recognition for years of outstanding service, we dedicate this edition of the Beacon to Bradford's efficient Board of Education, Each man's work has been tireless. Their unfailing loyalty and efforts have always helped to initiate interest in the progress of our school. May this dedication express our sincere appreciation to them. li MAA 1 1 Q 4 f -, X K -AY Agriculture Gymnasium Home Economics and Commercial Arts 74e 'B Sm!! EARLIE JOE GRIFFIN .,.... ......,...........,. E dim'- DONALD ESTES .,...w....,.. ..,.... A .Lrociale Editor JERRY HARWOOD .Q...... ............ C larr President CAROLYN PIERCE .,, ..,, ........... B miner! Manager SARA TUBBS ,,.........,....... ....... C irculaiion Manager JUNE BRYANT ....,,....,....... ............,.....,........ T ypirl BETTY MCCARTNEY ........, ............,...,.,..,. T ypirl DELORIS HARRISON .....,.. ..........,..........v...... A flirt PHILLIP PATTERSON .....,. ....,.....,....,... S ports Editor JUNE BURRESS .....E......K., ......... I unior Reprenntative The purpose of our 1958 BEACON is to record the events at Bradford High School. We, the BEACON STAFF, set this as our goal as we built this issue of the yearbook. As you turn its pages in years to come, may it refresh your memory. Our thanks go to all who have had a part in making possible this, the eighth volume of our yearbook. THE BEACON STAFF OF 1958 Editor RUSSELL R. TUCK, Principfzl OFFICE WORKERS Answering the telephone and running errands are only two of the countless jobs these girls perform in the office. Each girl works one hour per day. Fmul muy' Sue Boone. Wfanda XVllll.ll11S. Betty McCartney. Back row: Shelby Renves, Effie Merrell. Linda Miles. RUSSELL R. TUCK MRS. RUSSELL R. TUCK B. M. PATTERSON, JR. B.S., M.S. B.S. B.S. Principal Mathematics Coach MISS CAROLYN YOUNG W. C. MELVIN MRS. MERCER T. BOONE INIRS. OGLE HAYES A.B., M.A. B.S., M.A. A.B. B.S., M.A. English Agriculture Home Economics Science Q. , MRS. ROBERT BASS MRS. HAL HOLMES THOMAS ROCHELLE A.B. B.S. B.S. Commercial Arts Social Science Social Science MRS. XWILLIANI GRIFFIN BELMONT PATE MR. OLIVER GIBBONS MISS BUNICE FORD B.S. B.S. B.S. B.S. Seventh Grade English Physical Education Librarian MISS LAVERNE GRIFFIN MRS. ALF WHEATLEY MISS OLGA HOLDER B.S. B.S. B.S. Sixth Grade Sixth Grade Fifth Grade OSCAR COFFMAN MRS. EARL W. COX MRS. EDWARD DAVIDSON B.S. B.S. B.S. Fourth-Fifth Grades Fourth Grade Third Grade MRS. C. H. BARTON MRS. PAUL BRYANT MISS BUNA PRATT B.S. B.A. B.S. Second-Third Grades Second Grade First Grade MRS. BOBBY ALEXANDER MRS. XVALTER HUNT, JR. MRS. T. C. BOONE MRS. G. B. NEVILLE B.S. Secretary Piano and Voice Piano and Expression First Grade . E644 ' Mr. Fern Taylor, Mr. Lonnie Bruff, Jr., Mr. Wallace Rinks, Mr. Hollis McCartney, Mr. Harold McCartney. Mr. Brodie Taylor was seriously injured and was unable to be present when picture was made. , W 5 V , 15' A ' :L ' l-T -6-px 1 X 3 3, ? gf Q., . , MRS. ADEL PATRICK MRS. LOIS BENSON MRS. GAIL CREXVS MR. LONZO WILLIAMS MR. RUFUS CATES ,p-4 Fx 11. l-l, We will find a way or we will make one jerry Harwood OFFICERS Donald Estes .,..., .....,.. Sylvia Warren . Preridezzt Vice President Secretary June Bryant ,........ Sara Tubbs ....... ......,....,...... COLORS Red and Silver FLOWER Red Rose T1'erz.rur-ef' Reporler SARA TUBBS llporkyll FHA 1, 2, 3, 43 FHA Reporter 3, 43 FHA Song Leader 23 4-H Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Music Club 1, 2, 43 Music Club Reporter 2, 43 Music Club Sergeant-at-Arms 13 Annual Staff 43 Class Play 33 Class Reporter 3, 4. CHARLES TAYLOR Birds Dog FFA 1, 2, 3, 4. PHILLIP PATTERSON Palo FFA 1, 2, 3, 43 FFA Vice President 33 Class Play 33 Beacon Staff 43 Basketball 2, 3, 43 B Club 3, 4. FRANCES GRAVES Fraukie'J FHA 1, 2, 3, 43 4-H Club 1, 2, 33 Class Play Prompter 33 Cafeteria Worker 2, 3, 4. JERRY HARWOOD, Pl'e.fide'71i DynamiIe Class President 1, 2, 3, 4g FFA 1, 2, 3, 43 FFA President 43 FFA Secretary 33 FFA State Convention 1, 33 B Club 3, 43 Basketball 2, 3, 43 Basketball Co-Captain 31 Music Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Music Club President 1, 2, 43 Beacon Staff 43 Class Play 3. SYLVIA WARREN, Secrelnry llVorkin' on il. FHA 1, 2, 3, 43 FHA Vice President 33 FHA Parliamentarian 4g FHA Sub-District Officer 33 4-H Club 1, 2, 3, 43 4-H Club President 43 Class Play 51 Class Secretary 1, 2, 3, 43 Basketball 1, 2, 33 B Club 2, 3, 43 Cafe- teria XVorker 2. DONALD ESTES, Vine Preridenl Duck FFA 1, 23 Basketball 2, 3, 43 Class Play 33 B Club 2, 3, 43 Class Vice President 3, 43 Annual Staff 43 Basketball Captain 33 Best Athlete 3. JUNE BRYANT, T1'eaJm'er june Bug Class Treasurer 43 FHA 1, 2, 3, 43 FHA Vice President 43 FHA Sub-District Officer 43 Music 1, 2, 3, 43 Junior Music Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Music Club Treasurer 4g Senior Music Club 43 4-H Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Class Play 33 Beacon Typist 43 Magazine Business Man- ager 4. O CHARLES CATES Cl:firkeu FFA 1, 2, 3, 45 Class Play 51 FFA State Convention 2. BETTY MCCARTNEY Pigzailr FHA 1, 2, 3, 43 FHA Secretary 45 Office Worker 1, 2, 3, 4, .Class Play 39 Class Treas- urer 1, 3g Class Reporter 2, 4'H Club 1, Z, 3, 4, 4-H Club Secretary 23 Magazine High Salesman 4: Beacon Typist 4. EFFIE MERRELL Clir1ker KELLY HIGH SCHOOL, Chicago, Illinois: National Honor Society 1, Girls' Chorus 1: Class Secretary 2g Student Council lg G A Club 2. . BRADFORD HIGH SCHOOL: Class Play Usher 3: Office Worker 3, 4. ALVIN OWENS Hcobii FFA 1, 2, 3, 4g Skill Contest 2, 3. f feK's'e1sIwe 'swwfivvfsi kf sf if IH' 'smfv RAY WILSON Slrawberry MARTIN HIGH SCHOOL: Football 23 FFA 1, 2. BRADFORD HIGH SCHOOL: Basketball 5, 4, FFA 3, 4. SHELBY REAVES Sbebby FHA 1, 2, 5, 43 FHA Treasurer 33 FHA President 43 Cafeteria Worker 33 Office Worker 43 Music Club 1, 2, Music Club Sergeant-at-Arms 23 4-H Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Class Play 3. CAROLYN PIERCE Carol FHA 1, 2, 3, 43 FHA Historian 4, Music Club 2, 33 FHA Chaplain 2, Expression 2, 31 Class Play 51 Cafeteria Worker 3g Librarian 25 Beacon Staff 4. EARLIE JOE GRIFFIN HLHIEU FFA 1, Class Play Master of Ceremonies 5: junior Beacon Representative 33 Beacon Ed- itor 4. MARIE HALL Marie FHA 1, 2, 33 4-H Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Class Play Usher 3. EVALINE HAMPTON Den Music Club 13 Music 13 B Club 2, 3, 43 Basketball 1, 2, 35 4-H Club 1, 2, 3, 43 4-H Club Vice President 43 Basketball Captain 52 4-H Honor Club 1, 2, 33 FHA 1, 2, 3, 4g Class Play 33 Cheerleader 4. CARLON ALLEN CarloJ FFA 1, 2, 3, 43 Class Play 53 Skill Contest 1, 2, 33 FHA Dreamboat 4. THELMA OLIVER Cindy 4-H Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Class Play Usher 3. O NANCY MCMINN HSl!lgg0!! FHA 1, 2, 5, 43 4-H Club 1, 2, 5, 43 Music Club 1, 23 Music 1, 23 Music Club Reporter 13 Class Play 53 Cafeteria Worker 4. RICHARD CARAWAY Mr. Magna FFA 1, 2, 3, 4g FFA Reporter 3, 43 Dairy Judging 3. JOHNNIE ROMINE folmnie FFA 1, 2, 3, 43 Basketball 43 Stock Judging 2. NORMA ALLEN Shorty FHA 2, 3, 43 Class Play 33 Cafeteria Worker 2, 5, 4- PEGGY WALLACE Little Gyp:y FHA 1, 2, 3, 43 FHA Photographer 5: 4-H Club Secretary 45 Cafeteria VC'orker 23 Class Play 3g Class Recreational Leader 25 B Club 3, 45 Cheerleader 3, 4. LLOYD GARNER Flubbie FFA 1, 2, 3, 45 Class Play 3, Stock judging 23 Dairy Judging 3. RAY DUNNAGAN ' Race Hose FFA 1, 2, 3, 4. PEGGY FLOWERS lrpegu YORKVILLE HIGH SCHOOL: 4-H Club 1, 23 FHA 1, 2, Class Reporter 1. BRADFORD HIGH SCHOOL: FHA 3, 43 Class Play Usher 3. ZELMA TURNBO UMa!! 4-H Club 1, 25 FHA 2, 3, 4g Class Play 3. PATSY KNOTT ' updln FHA 1, 2, 3, 4g FFA Sweetheart 43 4-H Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Class Play Usher 3: Cafeteria Worker 3, 4. DELORIS HARRISON Dee FHA 1, 2, 3, 4, Class Play Prompter 35 An- nual Staff 4. ALVIN KEEL JR. ju1znie FFA 1, 2, 5, 4. -2 ' if-Hg 'WIN' may Qmf 'Bren 5' 27 'af Y W- I 1 vnswpg -wif' ,W jg- MM? ma .H 13 W M Q, J ' ,f .. , .fm A 5 X jj J -1. 'Q-sjif nQk CWA., . .4 ,,W, , . .g, .1 .5 K F'21.w ,, X-, T . MQ.,g,., in ii.. .,,.,,. R ., f'i 52i-f K -ml.-,. ,. ..x W XM. ' A-1-,,.i fm-iif z. .. M, -..M.,., -gf .gf-1 k fgmm fwib ' I., fr sw?-, .+- .Y .. Q. , . ,o QQ ' X 1724 H. V 1. . , , Q .R., .A.v.z ESSEX! ifvsaiu 'V' I V ..!! A . K Wfvt: i , X.. k K . f .s..,,, a . V !.?'tfQIQ Q- f-3.1 1: W 5 ww' ag:4e5XS ' I, Bettye McCartney, leave my ability- of getting caught going down the stairs out of line by Miss Ford to June Burress. I, Ray Wilson, leave my large chest expansion to Lynn Patrick. I, Peggy Wallace, leave my love for Elvis Presley to Mr. Rochelle. I, Charles Taylor, leave my bulging muscles to Blake Pillow. I, Nancy McMinn, leave to Sandra Reynolds my ability to go steady. I Jerry Harwood, leave my loving charms to Robert White, and my Pat Boone Voice to 1 Jimmy Pate. I, Etta Bishop, leave my size to Wilma Reynolds. I, Earlie Joe Griffin, leave my luck of not having to walk far to school to Larry Patterson. I, Patsy Knott, leave my technique of going with a UTMB guy to Amelia McCartney. I, Lloyd Garner, leave my church key to Bobby Dee Childress. I, Sara Tubbs, leave my big mouth to Barbara Childress. I, Harrell Davidson, leave my spot on Garner Hill to Larry Childress and Murel Dillon. I, Shelby Reaves, leave the luck I,didn't have with the Greenfield boys to Frankie Fisher. I, John Dotson, leave Jerry Cantrell my ability to go the curve at Mt. Pleasant at top speed. I, Evaline Hampton, leave my mischievous ways to Janice Cloyd. I, Carlon Allen, leave my good thumbnail to the next guitar player to crash B.H.S. I, Carolyn Fox, leave my place in the armed forces to Carolyn Greenup. I, Donald Duck Estes, leave my wise quacks to Don Gibson. I, Zelma Turnbo, leave to Wanda Williams my- compass for Geometry next year. I, Ray Dunnagan, leave my willingness to work to Billy Romine. I, Deloris Harrison, leave my ability to draw to David Melvin. I, Jerry Wade, leave my ability to goose girls in the study hall to anybody who wants it. I Carolyn Pierce, leave the right to have a birthday every four years to Mrs. Tuck to keep her x from getting old. I, Dickey Caraway, leave-taking everything with me, I, Frances Graves, leave-shouting IIOORAH! I Charles Cates, leave my car with the horn fBeep-Beep Whhhooommmj to Jimmy Stockard. I, Peggy Flowers, leave just anything to just anybody. I, Johnny Romine, leave my ability of getting caught copying on test to Thomas Gibson. I, Zane Cates, leave to Stella Banes my ability to go with the Holleyleaf boys. I, Alvin Keel, leave my ability to get thrown off a horse to Jimmy Bradford. I, Norma Allen, leave my only dimple to Mr. Junior Patterson. I, Alvin Owens, leave Jerry Pierce free run of Trezevant. I, Joann Houston, leave my typewriter to my little sister, Judy. Phillip Patterson, leave my ability to pester Uncle Junior Patterson to Edward Thomas Davidson. I, I, June Bryant, leave my new glasses to Omega Harris. We, Wanda Hailey and Effie Merrell, just wanna leave and head for the Trenton Drive-In. I, Sylvia Warren, have nothing at the present to leave, but if I ever do get anything-I'll sent it- ? tx Air Mail--Special Delivery! xx Q - We, the Senior class as a whole, hate to leave Cthat is-part of usb, but we leave with hopes to X Ib ba return in the future to pay our tributes to dear ole Bradford High! 3 Q-N ' -J N , . it .t.vf '+ Ibitvif X Q Vi x 3 X ' R XX Q, X ,, One day in the year 1968 my husband and I de- cided that we would find my 1958 classmates from dear old Bradford High School. We weren't aware of the many surprises that were in store for us until after we landed at La Guardia Airport in New York City. Of course we immediately went to Hotel New Yorker and in the lobby came in contact with HARRELL DEAN DAVIDSON, who invited us to come down to the floor show that night. We ac- cepted the invitation, and were really surprised when in stepped PEGGY WALLACE and SYLVIA WAR- REN. I almost forgot where I was when Peggy and Sylvia sang Chocolate Ice Cream Cone. This act reminded me of our high school days. As we passed Carnegie Hall one night, we noticed an S.R.O. sign, we decided to go in, and JUNE BRYANT, the charming pianist, was giving a concert. When we left Carnegie Hall, we started across the street, the city police blew his whistle, and I looked around, there stood RAY DUNNAGAN. While talking with him, he told us we would find the lovely PEGGY FLOWERS, receptionist, at the Manhattan General Hospital. Leaving New York City, we boarded a TWA airplane and found our seats. I noticed a familiar person walking down the aisle. She looked at me and shouted, NANCY Mc- MINN! Then I knew my eyes hadn't failed meg it was really NORMA ALLEN. We told Norma we were headed for West Palm Beach, Florida, and she told us to be sure to find SARA TUBBS and SHELBY REAVES. When we arrived in Palm Beach, there were Sara and Shelby at the beach renting inner tubes. They told us CAROLYN FOX and her family were visit- ing in Florida for a few days. We were lucky to see them before they left for their home in Washington. In our conversation with Carolyn, I asked her what had happened to ZELMA TURNBO. She said, Didn't you know that Zelma married a millionaire from West Texas? I was thrilled when she said West Texas, that being our next stop. We got' to see Zelma, but her husband was working in the oil fields that week. Our next stop was in Oklahoma. We got off the plane and called a taxi. I began talking to the driver. He said a friend of his grad- uated in 1958 at Bradford, Tennessee, and was punching lunch tickets there at the College Cafeteria. We found this friend to be FRANCES GRAVES, who told us about JO ANN HOUSTON being secretary to the Vice President of the College. We then flew to New Mexico. We took a cab from the airport, but soon we had to stop at a service station for gas. When .the handyman came out to clean the windshield, I recognized him as CHARLES TAYLOR. He told us RAY WILSON owned a Ford plant. He and Charles were batching together. Leaving New Mexico we headed for California. To our surprise we found EFFIE MERRELL, ALVIN KEEL, and DELORIS HARRISON in Hollywood making posters. Alvin was still drawing pictures of Silver. We were more than glad to find CARLON ALLEN cutting a record at Decca Studio. Before leaving I wanted to meet some of my favorite stars. I found CAROLYN PIERCE acting as Marilyn Monroe's stand-in and ETTA BISHOP designing clothes for Jayne Mansfield. They told us about JOHNNY ROMINE being Jane Russell's private chauffeur. During our visit at Johnny's, a sales- man came to the door. He was EARLIE JOE GRIF- FIN selling magazines for the Curtis Publishing Company. While grocery shopping with Mrs. Romine, we found JERRY WADE packing groceries in a U Tote 'Em store. He told us how to locate DICKEY CARAWAY, who was in Los Angeles. When we arrived there, the service man, CHARLES CATES, was working on Dickey's TV. We decided we could save time and our trip would be more fun if we were traveling by automobile. After buying the car, we went to finance it and came in contact with WANDA HAILEY working as one of the secretaries. Leaving California, we headed for St. Louis, Mis- souri. At the stop light I noticed a big cattle truck. I couldn't help recognizing PHILLIP PATTERSON and DONALD ESTES. They married sisters and both were living in Bradford. Returning home, we found JERRY HARWOOD, Dean of David Lips- comb College, Nashville. Stopping at Lexington to attend church, we found BETTY MCCARTNEY married to a preacher. Coming into Trezevant, we were happy to find NEA ZANE CATES as a house- wife. Entering the city limits of Skullbone, we dropped in on EVALINE HAMPTON and found her a typical old maid. She had prospered in one way: she owned her own cotton patch and milk cow. I found PATSY KNOTT visiting her parents and in-laws in Skullbone. On our way to Bradford there was a road block. We stopped and found JOHN DOTSON and ALVIN OWENS in a ditch. When the patrolman motioned us by, I recognized him as LLOYD GARNER. Then last of all we went back to Ole B.H.S. and found Miss' Ford sponsor- ing the Seniors of 1968. We just couldn't leave Bradford without seeing our dear Mr. and Mrs. Tuck. They hadn't changed a bit. Mrs. Tuck was just sitting there working Algebra problems. Mr. Tudc was talking on the telephone. Then we re- turned home, where we had chosen to live on a farm in Weakley County. Prophesier NANCY MCMINN ' aa Betty McCartney .,...,.............,...... 3182.75 jerry Harwood ...... ...............Q..... 3150.80 Earlie Griffin g.......... ........ S 170.25 Charles Cates ,,,,,,,, ..,,,,,, S 130,25 Phillip Patterson ...,... .,...... 3 167.25 Norma Allen ,,,,,,,, ,,,,o,,, 3 100,90 We, the Seniors of '58, wish to express our appreciation and extend our thanks to all our neighbors, friends, relatives, and everyone who made our magazine drive a success. As a result, we plan to visit Natural Bridge, Virginia, Washmgton, D.C., and New York City, New York. When we are visiting these places, we will think of all the wonderful people who made it possible, and we will try to conduct ourselves in such a manner to be worthy of your help. Please remember the Seniors of '59 and support them as you have sup- ported us. V CHAMPION COTTON PICKERS Charles Ingram .,,.., .,,,,,.... 3 50 lbs, Harrell Davidson ..,....,................ 581 lbs, john Dotson ........ .......... 3 56 lbs, HW sr Ms.- aw 4 51 Q., 1. 92.6 mfr , 'WW' if A , Q 4 --b . .. , ' K ' A sQ , ?f?: 5 , i5,,?5' if 1 fl P Q I 'W HL - . -14 J . ... 2, f A -L P ,x,:.,,:.-QQ Q.. ff-ff .-z- r A ik 1 as J, 'K 5 Q wr A 1 mg 1 qw-rrwp 1:9 V A AL' ' ,.. 3? is 'Q' 5 ya f-ff ig- 5, ' 5 Y f S? if Q1-M-.. E, Sfkg I ' A ,i,u.,,-SH-1 'Agni fi , , . ,Liz MQW f f . ' iww,v1f1?,Q5 Wm XEHQZEKSZ xg k.92nwsAv' ,,,Qj xg ig, V, I Q K q 7 5 ...ar h . 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Secrefnry Prefidenl Secretary jimmy Wingo Mayron Mullins Calvin Estes Elaine Crossnoe Janet Frazier jimmy Wingo, Prefidenl Mayron Mullins, Serrelary Carolyn Carroll, Reporler jimmy Stockard Wanda Wallace Bobby Bullington Gene Campbell Monelle Cole jimmy Pate joan Hall Kay Bullington Larry Parterson Omega Harris jimmy Cavaness Glynn Casey Joyce Cary Lamar Davis Sue Long jackie Arnold Monda McCartney Bobby Owens Donald Foren Lucille Greenup Linda Bruff Patsy Hampton joan Oliver Marilyn Denton Brenda Mayo john Harrison Philip Childress, Vice Preridenl Linda Lannom, Treamrer Linda Greenup joe David Richardson Linda Wade james Maynard joe Wood Kenelia Thetford David Hopper Linda Miles jane Mathis jerry Cantrell Patricia Cash David Melvin Wilma Reynolds jerry Arnold Barbara Williams Bobby Nance Fred Todd Sylvia Long Billy Romine Treva Allen Janice Harrison Betty Lou Bolton Minnie Griffin David johnson Freddie Harrison Kaye Hampton Charles Cash Carolyn Anglin Calvin Estes, Prerident Elaine Crossnoe, Serretary Beulah Keen Geneva Petty joe Cook Harrell Lee Sellers jerry Foren Micheal Wollam Joyce Carter Rosemary Neville, Reporter Cletus Thetford Wanda White Bobby Rose Larry Cochran Lavonda McCartney Charles Bradley Eva Lou Chandler Zola Holt jones Ray Cunningham Betty Bates Farris Scott Myna Lou Oden Marie james Barbara Owens Edward T. Davidson Shirley Reaves Dorothy Ford jean Martin joy Petty Margaret Chessor Carlie Gibson Sue Lynn Boone Marion Cobb Melinda Roberson Trena Jackson Billy Herndon Janice Stanfill Billy Chout J. D. Doyle Joan Tatum Billy Connell Dianne Sellers l lmmefwwiar ,rf 05294: ir -,rss Lfe,,,Mn'wms2s,,iH7,16s..JL Larry Jones, Vine President Cheryl Patrick, Trear1n'er Joyce Taylor Joyce Cates Junior Guy Billy Davis Herman Estes Joe Gwinn Glenda Smith Shirley Arnold Joann Gilmore Faye Dycus ' Gene Smith Nathan Sellers Patsy Kernodle Mildred Reynolds Mary Faye Tucker Stella Banes Elaine Crossnoe is explaining a problem in Algebra I Mrs. Neville is giving jane Mathis a piano lesson. Miss Young is teaching English II cauhfa 694544406 SEVENTH GRADE EIGHTH GRADE Secretary Prexident Secretary President Helen Mullins Nelda Norman Jana Lannom Donald Lee Dotson O Donald Dotson Faye Crocker Danny Yates Jana Lannom jerry Copley Beverly Smith Barbara Cook Edward London Susie Cates Glen Ray Allen Carolyn Reaves XVoodie Cobb Cloney Taylor Wilrna Dunagan Freeman Ward Monda Sue Willianis Larry Leach Rosa Arnold Marilyn Nail Harry Leach Carolyn Crews Billy Joe Reynolds Shirley Rial Garrett Cash joy Cunningham Bobby Groves Brenda Henley Billy Gwinn Sheila Hayes Ray Whitwell jimmy Johnstone Betty Reynolds Steve Campbell Barbara Evans junior McCartney Rita Hopper Sue Gibbons john Gibbons Betsy Childress Donald Myracle XX'iIlodean Brasher Dwayne Knott Clydean Reynolds Joe Lowery johnny Smith Paul Powell Shirley Stephens Sandra Bradford Billy Gene McCartnev jerry Flowers Lanny Wall Brenda Casey Dickey Mingle james Yearwood Rebecca Copley Danny Adams Loyd White Gary Knott Nelda Norman johnny Anglin Brenda Holt Charles Ingram jim Bob Bass Shirley johns R. C. Williford Beverly Greenup Buddy Baird Carolyn Morgan jerry Holt Betty Coleman William Lunsford Belauh Benard Gary Greenup Margie Rial Norman Akin Charlotte Reynolds Samuel White Sandra Hazelwood Frieda Koenig Billy Stephens Barbara Duke Darline McCormick in ' um V 5:1 Franklin Montgomery Carolyn Cook Terry Martin Barbara Walls Jerry Martin Linda Hickman Brenda Crossnoe james Lunsford Linda Oliver David Ingram Helen Richardson Douglas Powell Willie W'airen Carol Patterson jimmy Wliite Ann Coleman Shirley Lamb Betty Laster Helen Mullins Bill McCartney Vivian White Thomas Tubbs Doris Taylor Jimmy Merrell Vernal Houston Brenda Long Roger Dale Scott Annie Gibson Herman Connell Glynda Harrington Barbara Rial Larry Kirk Janice Bryant Mack Cunningham Carole Ford Pete Griffin Jackie Wfilliams Carolyn Gilmore David Pierce Mary Nell Dunn jimmy Powell Bettye Lou Andre General Science pupils studying IGY Material Home Economics girls baking cakes Dexter Smith taking a voice lesson Q- f .::M. 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The members of these clubs consist of students from the Piano, Voice and Speech Department. The juvenile Club members are from the first seven grades. The Junior Club members are from the upper five grades. Direriorr ..................... .,...... M rs. Gerald Neville Y-f X Mrs. T. C. Boone juvenile Cofnuelor ....... ....... It Irs. C. H. Barton junior Coumelor ........,............... Mrs. M. T. Boone ,Q M Sake! Three hundred fifty-five children are enrolled in grades one through six. These children are taught by ten teachers, all holding college degrees and each a specialist in his field. Our present building program, though short of our real needs, will have our elementary school fairly comfortably housed during our 1958-1959 school term. 5 A 1 M. E 3149- 5 -1 E.: X X ff Mn X . 4:4 we A 3654 ,, .k.. 1 , ,,.,,, .4,, . Vw. A ,Bus 5--14-W - X. .,. Q '43 , QQ x x SQ? use ' . - M:- Qfwf 3,5315 au ,417 ,S VA rv 1kwA53,, 'gf , , Kam! L - ,.Q,. , 3555 Jw ,M 6 may if if Y A ' v- ti? 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Q., ,J 7014: Larry Harrison Marilyn Griffin junior Stafford Dorothy jean Cash Jimmy Reynolds Charlotte Nance Edward Thomas Clenney Stevie McCartney Don McCartney Barbara Cooper Winfred Lewis Peggy Hollandsworth Thomas Greenup Mary Helen Thetford Willie Young Patricia Dawson Kenneth Perry Christelene Williams Phillip Crawford Lamyrle Moore Phillip Cates Alfred Lee Beechman Joyce Greenup Harold Norman Jr. Rodger Don Reynolds Lois Greenup jimmy Evans Sheila Dowland Tony McAlister Wanda Brewer Sammy Scott Jackie Petty Linda Hayes Micheal Warren Nancy Smith Terry Warren Denise Baker jimmy Martin Donna Carroll Don Tucker Sandra Walls Harold Guy Elvin Estes Reta Anglin David Moore joan Baker John Arnold Patsy Lannom David Martin joel Branson johnny Wren Donna French Micheal Hogg Connie Sellers Larry Sellers 9' ' ii ..,., ,Q 3553 ,, .. ,f- f 1 051 'Zippy an 1 x . L,-lil 'fc'fi3fSK, 'Q SJ. '-2: 1 in . ,su L 1 if ' rf , 'V ' Q 'ma ' . ?'21. 2 ,, 'K A ai FA ,A Aff? if ff,-1 gy I .15 . 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TENNESSEE Complimenfs of MOORE'S GROCERY 8: SERVICE STATION Phone 2-2405 BRADFORD. TENNESSEE Highway 45E THE LIBERTY PAJAMA COMPANY Bradford, Tennessee MARTIN'S DEPARTMENT STORE The House of Honesl' Values Where People Buy 'For Less MILAN. TENNESSEE PAGE'S TEA ROOM AND DRIVE-IN Specializing in Barbecue - Slealcs Plales - Sandwiches Special Plales CATERING SERVICE Phone 95l TRENTON. TENNESSEE THE NEW SOUTHERN An Alberl' Noe Holel HOTELS OF DISTINCTION Tel. 2l6I I JACKSON, TENN. li's cold oulside My homeiown ' Tl10l'l smell. lSU'l NOW H9 Complimenis ol: 7 ' Our Complimenfs of 'rhe CAPP'S X REMNANT HOUSE BARBER SHOP Greenfield, Tennessee d Ar f 1 1 I forcl Tennessee A ' I Complimenis CITY DRY CLEANERS 1 of K. E. STAFFORD, Owner 1 Phone AD 5-3542 JOHNNIE R GREENFIELDQ TENNESSEE Complimenis of ' A Complimenfs ' CARTER'S of PHARMACY TRENTQN A Safe Prescripiion Drug S+Ol'6 Compleie Family Ouffiffers MILAN, TENN. PHONE MU 6-24ll PHONE I8 TRENTON. TENN Piduros-pidurn-pieiures Valedicforian cnioys frip Faciory io You GLEN - MORE CLOTHING CO. I08 EQ LafayeH'e S+. JACKSON. TENNESSEE BARTON 81 RAWLS for Qualify Merchandise GREENFIELD, TENNESSEE PATTE Complimenis AN D of MCCALEB H GREENFIELD MFG. CO. D . and i ,:f'P1'S of Q es+oc GREENFIELD FACTORY up very a1'urday All Kinds of Livesiock BRADFORD, TENNESSEE Greenfield. Tennessee I , Jusi plain lil-He Big brother. Iifile sisier Learning fo drive BROWN PARKER CO. Compnmems of CRESWELL Frigidaire LUMBER COMPANY and Licensed Genegal Coniraciors Maytag Complefe BGS. Ma+'l S'I'ore Ph ne MU 6-l56l Phone MU 6 l562 Grade A Milk Producfs GIBSON COUNTY ' DAIRY 200 Norfh Church SI'ree'l' Phone I95 TRENTON, TENNESSEE THE LIGHT REFRESHMENT Swni as over Noi Ihaf bad Jud' call me Plufo Complimenfs of NATIONAL STORES BRADFORD CGRP. VARIETY STORE q Phone No. MU 6-27II ' Bradford, Tennessee MILAN, TENNESSEE' I. H. PERRY, Ageni' Insurance A 64 7'4W5f64 M STATE FARM X UTUAL AUTOMOBILE 0-N Wanted INSURANCE VI? at Gibson Coun+y Farmers CRIDER'S GARAGE Mufual Fire Insurance Home Owned and Operafed Your Pafronage Algays Appreciafed Milan Tennessee L in osses Serviced Prom pfly PHONE 843 TRENTON, TENNESSEE Complimenfs of LU M B E R CO. McCARTN EY'S ESSO STATION Bradford, Tennessee Complel-e Line of Building Supplies CONTRACTING IS OUR SPECIALTY Phone AD 5-3523 Greenfield Tennessee How wall can you hear? Wo'ro proud of our school C0mP'i 'e +S WOOD - HARRISON BANK OF TRENTON AND ' TRUST COMPANY TRENTON. TENNESSEE You Will Like Banlring WHI1 Us MEMBER F.D.l.C. Phone MU 6-369l MILAN TENNESSEE CompIimen+s ofa THE FRIENDLY STORE WiI'h QuaIi'Iy Merchandise aI' Popular Prices EVERYTHING FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY ALEXANDER-GREEN COMPANY Bradford Phone 2-366 I Tennessee M 81 B MOTOR CO. , I H I J Ok ITE' 'N SALES AND SERVICE Phone AD 5-3l32 Greenfield, Tennessee We haio Io Ioave So happy Io be in Ohio THE HERALD-REGISTER The Home Newspaper JOB PRINTING OFFICE SUPPLIES Trenfon, Tenn. CITY PIG RESTAURANT 208 E. CoIIege JACKSON, TENNESSEE Specialize in PIaIe Lunch Choice of Vege+abIes Homemade Pie and Rolls BEARE ICE 81 COAL CO. Serving Wesr Tennessee Since I890 JACKSON - MILAN - HUMBOLDT PORTER BROTHERS M' Qfwgg PRODUCE co. Dealers in ki: ' 'C I FRUITS AND VEGETABLES Phvne AD 5-35'7 ALEXANDER TRACTOR AND GREENFIELD, TENNESSEE IMPLEMENT CO. Bradford, Tennessee Mommy. ihsso chickens are bifing me Craving apples I C0mPlimen1's Complimenfs of of JACKSQN JOHNSON'S PACKING co. SHOE SHOP Jackson, Tennessee II Easf Eafon S+ree+ TRENTON. TENNESSEE Com pIimenI's of BANK OF I BRADFORD Bradford, Tennessee A Friendly, Safe Bank I903 - I958 MEMBER OF F.D.I.C. A Bank, No'I'IToo Big, Noi' Too LIHI for I'he People II Serves Complimenrs of INSTITUTIONAL FOOD SUPPLIES DIsI'rIIauIors of COMMUNITY CLUB BRAND FOODS and KELLY'S CANNED MEATS Jackson, Tennessee Local Rep.: DAVID GRIMES Complimenfs of FLORMAN BEE HIVE Trenion, Tennessee R os sisters. which Is which? Mo and my ieddybear Proud of our Ford MI CompIimen'I's Pnonuce co. of Fresh Dressed PouI+ry and Turkeys Phone MU 6-3I5I MILAN, TENNESSEE S 81 S BODY SHOP GreenfieId. Tennessee BEN FRANKLIN GREENFIELD - MONUMENT WORKS S-goqzss J. B. Maness and Sons Comple+e Line of GREENFIELD. TENNESSEE School Supplies A TRENTON. TENNESSEE Complimenls of FRANK'S AUTO STORE ' FORD BROS Auiomobile Accessories ' TlRE5..AppLlANCE5 II6 Williamson Phone NO. 2-382i MILAN, TENNESSEE BRADFORD, TENNESSEE E W Le+'5EfaIggE,, regf Where are lha oihers7 Co,,,,,,ime,,,s R. T. McKELVY of FURNITURE CO. D'S Qualify Wi+h Service Jaclcson's Leading Shoe S+ore '24 Williamson Sffe-6+ Phone MU 6-I24I JACKSON. TENNESSEE Ml'-AN' TENNESSEE --f v-. E :T B'RC E McCALEB 3. PHELAN a and CROCKER5 Moron co., INC. le SQZP SELF sERvlcE X44-1 'll '-- Sales-FORD-Service RED BALL - FOOD STQRE TRENTON, TENNESSEE Phone l020 Phone 2-367I Bradford. Tennessee Complimenvls FARMERS FEED AND SUPPLY of MARTIN'S DEPT. STORE Where Cixsfomers' Safisfacfion ls Guaran'l'eed JACKSON. TENN. Purina Chow Cus'I'om Grinding ancl Mixing Oa+ Crimper Molasses Blender PHONE AD 5-225l GREENFIELD. TENNESSEE Your Business Appreciaiecl I'm having fun We'ro so 'fired Complimenfs of THE BEN FRANKLIN STORE Milan. Tennessee TH READGILL-RUMAGE MOTORS Chrysler - Plymoufh Highway 70 Telephone No. Mu 6-24l3 MILAN, TENNESSEE POWERS CHEVROLET COMPANY Milan. Tennessee BRADFORD FLORIST bul' Lei' II Be Ours Phone 2-258 I BRADFORD. TENNESSEE WEST TENNESSEE BUSINESS COLLEGE, INC. Jackson, Tennessee Offers +he Following Courses Sfenographic-Junior Accounling Secrefarial-Higher Accouniing Business Ar.-Iminis+ra'Iion Execuiive Secrefarial-Office Machines Maurice Building Phone 7-439I JACKSON. TENNESSEE Complimenfs of E. N. J. BROCK COMPANY Phone AD 5-220l GREENFIELD, TENNESSEE Handful of fleas Chl I' m noi asleep I love my baby Courieous and Dependable Service af POWELL'S GROCERY AND LAUNDRY Bradford, Tennessee Com pIimenI's of ANDERSON FURNITURE CO. IIO High S'Iree+ WE SELL WE SERVICE WE SATISFY Phone 6I TRENTON. TENNESSEE Say I+ Wi+h Flowers -'fri I ' PARKER 81 JACKSON Compliments of wen Drilling A A PUMPS AND REPAIR SERVICE For Your Hain: E-izlnrigafion Well JEWELL PARKER and Phone No. 2-3320 HUNT FUNERAL HOME JOE H. JACKSON Pi10l16 No. Bradford, Tennessee BRADFORD, TENNESSEE A owlwnzng fhe nn, No maHer mr., fogefhor ' 4 FORD S ,if 5 EVEREADY FLOWER SHOP 'i id AUTO PARTS I fx, It - 1, I5 Flowers V f Jack Huggins for Every Occasion Phone 400 .X Ap' GREENFIELD. TENNESSEE TRENTON TENNESSEE ' 'fx g ff- Compliments of MCADAMS' Home of Washingfon DEE CEE Worlc Clolhing and Dungarees GREENFIELD. TENNESSEE coca-mAN's TEXACO WONDER BREAD SERVICE STATION AND Phone 2-3851 HCSTESS CAKE BRADFORD. TENNESSEE Jackson, Tennessee Ini+ia+ion. is riglmf No? really monkeys My rnoiho-r dressed me Complimenls of MILAN OFFICE SUPPLY MCHUGH Office and School Supplies 355 Sou+l1 Main Slreel' ' MILAN. TENNESSEE Trenion, Tennessee Congra+ula+ions BELEW MOCRE DRUG co. Your Rexall Siore PICTURAL HOME OF THE CO-ED GREENFIELD, TENNESSEE A S+udio of Dis+inc+ion Offering Always A B+'f:a:?S+ a C'+ ALEXANDER GIFT SHOP es C leVemen S of AND PHOTO-GRAPHIC ARTS SUPP'-Y STURE Phone 2-358 I BRADFORD, TENNESSEE Jackson, Tennessee Yes, we're sisiers Doll or child Who's going io drive? I Good Luck Seniors I Wesi' Ea'l'on S+ree+ of Phone 36 1957-53 TRENTON. TENNESSEE Milan, Tennessee L. G. BALFOUR CO. A'I rIeboro, Massachuse'H's CLASS RINGS AND PINS COMMENCEMENT INVITATIONS DIPLOMAS-PERSONAL CARDS CLUB INSIGNIA MEMORIAL PLAQUES RepresenI'ed by: IRVING HARRIS and BOB GILBREATH P. O. Box 496 JACKSON, TENNESSEE Wanna ride? Don'I leave me CompIimen+s of Diamonds. Wafches, Luggage THE FAMILY JEWEL BOX Jewels-Record Shop Puf Yourself in Our Shoes HERB DAVIS PIWUB II06 Milan. Tennessee TRENTON, TENNESSEE Shop Our S+ore Complimen+s of S . as BRADFORD GROCERY ave oney 'Where Your Dollars Go Far1'her. J. D. McCARTNEY DEPARTMENT STORE Phone MU 6-ll6I MILAN, TENNESSEE Complimenis of Complimenfs of SIMS APPAREL JONES CLOTH SHOP Milan. Tennessee Fine Fabrics of All Kinds Phone MU 6-354I N TRENTON, TENNESSEE M., , xx 2 - ' ' - -V' .Y W ,s ,nk . i y '5 1. ,E , ' 5 r E e. . xi, s' 5. , We were sixfh graders if-Q, w 'ie 4 x v JEAN'S SUPER MARKET FREE DELIVERY LOY Your Business ls Apprecia'red JEWELER Phone 2-235: Milan' Tennessee BRADFORD. TENNESSEE Complimenfs of BRADFORD LUMBER COMPANY Gerald P. Kno'I+ BUILDERS' HARDWARE PAINT - GLASS Complefe Line of Building Maferials ancI Lumber FREE ESTIMATES Phone 2-386I BRADFORD, TENNESSEE E, E CAIN DRUG COMPANY Your Rexall Store BRADFORD, TENNESSEE Long, Iong ago Complimenfs of THE w. P. DABNEY 8. soN H. P. WEBB Furnifure and RCA Appliances C. C. Rice' owne, ON CHURCH STREET WHERE COLLEGE PASSES Milan, Tennessee Phone MU 6-38I2 Phone 7'55I6 JACKSON. TENNESSEE 41-4 4 - LI - A L WX W LJ 5 'Q IE I , . 'NI , it ' XR I I I -I 4 ' E , E, . E: -- -4 In ,-xfg?S: H 'fly E -.EM X I Complimenfs of A. T. Crocker CADES GIN We Skin I'he Seeds No+ Our Cus+omers. Phone MU 6-3I I2 CADES TENNESSEE CARR'S BEAUTY SHOP Hair S'I'yIing Permanen'I's Manicures BRADFORD. TENNESSEE f F BERRYMAN'S RESTAURANT Sfeaks - Chicken Sandwiches Highway 45-E GREENFIELD, TENNESSEE 'th . ,J , x .. nl: -+0 u Now, who's go+ e goa E Ak, Q, :rg - - m wal mg sf . Complimenfs of DENTON FLY MACHINERY CO., INC. Your ALLIS-CHALMERS Dealer Milan, Tennessee Complimen+s of PECK FORD'S GROCERY Idlewild, Tennessee GUY'S COFFEE SHOP Home Cooked Meals A FAVORITE MEETING PLACE FOR THE BRADFORD HIGH KIDS Your Pafronage Is Appreciaied BRADFORD, TENNESSEE MILLIGAN RADIO AND TELEVISION SERVICE For Prompf Service Call MU 6-I82I JOHN E. MILLIGAN II2 WesI' FronI' SI. MILAN, TENNESSEE B. F. HATCHER Frigidaire Appliances Mayiag Washing Machines New and Used Pianos Phone AD 5-3780 GREENFIELD. TENNESSEE Complimenfs of HERRON INSURANCE AGENCY Tren+on, Tennessee SINCE I 89 I O I:a+er 'From Cades Always smiling Well-Imown dimple U -TOTE-'EM GROCERY Complimenis of W. A. CROCKER. Owner Bradford. Tennessee Complimenis of FLIPPIN DRUG COMPANY Qualiiy and Service MILAN, TENNESSEE Complimenls of EI 0 J:WfELE'f3 I WEST sms WyTeT Wgltzlhgnlancll ogTll'l's of -leW9ll'Y Bradford, Tennessee IO4 College S+. TRENTON, TENNESSEE Phone 768 Complimen'I's of MANUFACTURING CO. CQLE FURNITURE C0 BROOMS AND MQPS Milan, Tennessee Greenfield, Tennessee PHQNE MU 5.2235 The sun huris my eyes Peg? l'm gonna cry JONES CLEANERS Where Qualify Tells CLOTH AND GIFT IN BRADFORD Monday Thursday Elsie OVe 'l'9n phone 88 Bradford, Tennessee TRENTON TENNESSEE Compliments of W' BRADFORD GI N Co. S6?1BE:ZTlffE0 Bradford, Tennessee Compliments of W. C. FRENCH, Manager Phone 2-248l COMPANY Specialize in Cusfom Ginning GOOD TURNOUT-COURTEOUS SERVICE We graduaied from Concord Boos'rers SHARON THEATER DOROTHY'S BEAUTY SHOP Cemplimenfs ef GREENFIELD FLORAL sl-IOP WILLIAM BOLTON FACTORY OUTLET STORE Idlewild. Tennessee N- D- GUY THE ELSA SHOP POLK'S SHOE STORE NATHAN'S Com plimenls of GREENFIELD BANKING COMPANY MEMBERS OF F.D.l.C. Greenfield, Tennessee BROWN FURNITURE COMPANY We Sell and Sa'I'isfy Phone MU6-I60l MILAN. TENNESSEE Complimenfs of TRENTON LAU N DRY Pick-up and Delivery PHONE 45 Tren+on, Tennessee Com plimenfs of THE TOWN STYLE SHOP Compleie Line of Ladies' Ready-+o-Wear VIRGINIA FRENCH, MARY LANNOM Phone 2-3766 BRADFORD, TENNESSEE Mr. Waller makes our picfures. A Tubb on a pos? STEWART LUMBER VlCK'S GROCERY CO. Building Maferial Telephone MU 6-2IOI MILAN, TENNESSEE Groceries, Meals Feeds and Seeds Phone RI 2-23I2 IDLEWILD, TENNESSEE E. C. CHARLTON Complimenis of GUS BAKER'S GROCERY Fine Line of Groceries ancl Meais D-X Gasoline IDLEWILD. TENNESSEE IIIIIIIIIIIIE PAY llllllllllll N I-I I I I I I I I I I III GIN I I STEWART'S FARM I I Buyers and Ginners --I AND --I . I GARDEN SUPPLY I See Us for Your Planhng Seed I I P I Ch I I . I ' . l Uflna OWS . BRADFORD' TENNESSEE --I TRENTON. TENNESSEE I-I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I-I-III-I-I l l l l l l 1 V, X11 .i My! How we enioyed The Senior Trip Two well-lcnown 'Faces ROBERTS Jaclcson's Friendly Jewelry S+ore H6 E. LafayeH'e Sheer JACKSON. TENNESSEE MILAN FARM SUPPLY MILL Check-R-Mix Service Corn Shelling-Grinding-Mixing Complere Line of Purina Chows PHONE MU 6-253i JESSE BAKER Confraclor BUILDER OF GOOD HOMES Phone 2-2053 BRADFORD, TENNESSEE HERSHA DAWN SMITH Hersha Dawn has been a perfeci' a'H'endanI' aI' Sunday School 'For 'Ien consecuiive years. She is eleven years old. BOOSTERS HARDEMAN Music COMPANY Jackson, Tennessee NOLAN'S OF JACKSON Jackson, Tennessee WALLICK MUSIC COMPANY Jackson, Tennessee CRYSTAL LAUNDRY Milan, Tennessee MILAN MILLING COMPANY Milan, Tennessee BONDS PAINT AND HARDWARE STORE Milan, Tennessee CLYDE PAGE JEWELER Tren'Ion, Tennessee R. O. FORD Regis+rar of Gibson Coun'Iy MARINELLO BEAUTY SHOP Trenfon, Tennessee GIBSON COUNTY FEED Tren'I'on. Tennessee DICKEY'S FURNITURE Tren'Ion, Tennessee WALTER KEYSER Bradford, Tennessee CONTINENTAL TRAILWAYS To the Next Town or Across the Notion HAROLD McCARTN EY Agenl Phone 2-384l BRADFORD, TENNESSEE Com plimenfs of RAGLAN D, POTTER AND COMPANY Wholesale Grocers JACKSON, TENNESSEE wwf' .5, nr wif' 4. , ,I Q ,, ' l, 1, 'af 6 . ff 1 W! ,Y ,I u 1,5- EVALINE HAMPTON Member of 4-H Honor Club Complimenls of J. T. HARWOOD Your Pe+ Millc Hauler and De Laval Milking Machine Dealer BOOSTERS RICHMOND JEWELER WESTERN AUTO STORE GREENFIELD DRUG DAY'S REMNANT SHOP JENKINS AND DARWIN HIWAY MARKET Bradford, Tennessee DAIRY QUEEN Trenfon, Tennessee R. V. ATKINS Bradford, Tennessee Phone Rl 2-2505 BRADFORD, TENNESSEE COMBS JEWELERS China Crys'I'aI Silver Walches Diamonds Wafch Repair MILAN. TENNESSEE Phone MU 6-II62 Could This Be Our Coach? Dear Reader: Our annual has been made possible by Ihe businessmen and 'Friends who have placed ads herein. 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