Central High School - Cavalier Yearbook (Cookeville, TN)

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1938 volume:

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MGR Q4 L, ,L ,.,1 'e'., T? Q ' 5g5!!I l Bennett Ira James Louise Travis Winningham Morris Johnson FEATURE EDT. ART EDITOR SPORTS EDITOR CLUB EDITOR SPONSOR A A. E2 is Catherine Marie Pete Geraldine David R. Reeves Phillips Gracey Terry Terry 5 The 1938 Qllahalier FOREWORD No greater treasure has man on earth than memories, and no sweeter memories are there than those centered around one's school days. Thus the Senior class brings to you this, the eighth volume of the CAVALIER, hoping that it will always bring back to you the dearest mem- ories of your school days at Central and that this book will always be a treasured and loved possession throughout your life. Bobby wr-ight, Editor 4 The 1938 Eahalier DEDICATION In an effort to show our appreciation to our teams for their untiring efforts and perseverance, the Senior class dedicates this, the eighth volume of the CAVALIER, to our football team and our girls' basketball team. 5 Ulibz 1938 Qllahalier Fowler Clark Business Adm, Miss Pauline Hudgens History, English David R. Terry Agriculture Mrs. John Holladay Science 6 James Murphy Science Miss Billie Scott Business Adm. Raymond D. High Mathematics Miss Mary Barbour Foreign Lang in milf 1938 Qlahalier Paul Moore Trades Miss Sue Ray Garlen English, History Frazier Harris Mathematics Miss Bertie Brown English, Econ. 7 Miss Josephine Gracey Home Ec. Miss Mary Pointer Home Ec. Miss Sheila Officer English Miss Fannie Kuykendall Art Ciba 1938 Giahalier CLASS POEM We met on an early day of September, Full of hope and courage to carry us o'er The paths of our goal always to remember, And cherish our loyalty to Central evermore. We recall the memories and to our view, Rise the familiar places where we have spent Unforgotten hours striving to be true To our colors flying high without stint. The happy days have swiftly passed, And we must meet the chasms of fate. The mist clears and we learn at last, We must leave dear Central in our wake. Softly the shadows fall and as we stand Swept with majestic curve, the class of '58 The dying flame leaves and unfettered hand Harken to the opportunities for us await. By- Dorcus Kirby 8 -.A Wg, 366210 E W I SENIORQ o CiiS fgl i -1 ' Yi Y 3- '- The 1938 Qliahalizr Bobby Wright Pres. Jr. 8 Sr. Classes All conference Football '56-'57- '58 Pres. C. Club '58 Pres. Hi-Y '57 Pres. Booster Club '58 Sgt. Hi-Y '58 Editor Cavalier Odell Huddleston V. Pres. Senior Class '58 Annual Staff C Club '54-'58 Booster '56-'58 Hi-Y '54-'58 F. F. A. '54-'58 Mary Ruth Judd Home EG. '55-'58 Sec. Jr. Class Sec. 8 Treas. Sr. Class Beta Club '57-58 Sponsor F.F.A. '58 Girl Reserves David Akens Booster Club '55-56 Science Club '57-58 Rep. Science Club '58 Track '57 Louise Bates Home Ec. '54-55 Girl Reserves '56-58 Gamma Alpha '56 Eureka Club '57 Beta Club '56-57 Jessie L. Bilbrey Sec. 8 Treas. of Freshman Class Home Ec. '54-56 Beta Club '56-57-58 Eureka Club '57- 58 Harriett Boatman Vice Pres. Girls Club '58 Home Ee. '54-56 Asst. Librarian '56 Librarian '57 Pearl Bockman Home Ec. '54-58 Librarian '56-57 Basketball '58 C Club '58 Second team all tournament '58 Jil. The 1938 Qlahalier Huston Boyd Future Farmers '54-56 Booster Club '56-58 Ola Grace Brown '55-56-57 Mon- terey Beta Club '57 Pres. Eureka Club '57-58 Jr. Play '57 Girl Reserves '58 Geneva Brown Home Ee. '55-'58 Girl Reserves'58 Margie Brown Home Ee. '54-56 Eureka Club '57-58 Virginia Burton Home Ec. '54-58 Girl Reserves '57- 58 Beta Club '56-57 Ray Bussell F.F.A. '55-58 Stella Bussell Home Ee. '55-58 Elizabeth Garlen Beta Club '56-58 C Club '57-58 Annual Staff '57-58 Junior Play '57 V. P. Gamma Alpha '57 Reporter '58 V. P. Girl Reserves '56-57 Home Eo. '54-56 Treas. Jr. Class Pep Squad '58 Q. ...ni ,A 4. . , .....,..- ....-..,,......-......... The 1938 Qlahalier Jane Cooke Home Ec. '34-38 Pres. Girl Re- serves '37-38 Junior Play '37 Beta Club '36-37 Senior Play '38 James Dicus Football '36-37-38 Track '36-37 Pres. Sophomore Class '36 C Club '37-38 Hi-Y '37-38 Booster '35-38 Annual Staff Mary S. Cummins Home Ec. '34-36 Gamma Alpha '36- 38 Beta Club '36-38 Art Class '35-38 Girl Reserves '37-38 Pep Squad '38 Music Club '34- 37 Billy Cox Boy's Club '34- 38 Vice Pres. '35 Sec. 3 Treas. '36-38 Hi-Y '35-38 Vice Pres. '38 Beta Club '36-38 Pres. '36-38 Jr. 3 Sr. Play James Crowley F.F.A. '35-38 Pres. Science Club '38 Sec. Science Club '37 Haywood Cronk F. F. A. '35-'38 F. F. A. Basket- ball '36-'38 James Crawford F.F.A. '34-38 Treas. '37-38 F.F.A. Basketball '37-38 Dairy Judging Team '37 National Champion Dairy Judge '36 Ruby Lee Crabtree Home Ec. '35-38 ah. Qibe 1938 Qliahalier Jim Dyer F.F.A. '54-56 Booster Club '57-58 Hi-Y '56-58 Kate Essex Home Ee- '54-56 Eureka '56-57 Home Ee. '57-58 Lucille Farley Home EC. '54-55 Girl's Club '57-58 Anna Ruth Ford Home EC. '56-'58 Debating Club '58 Pep Squad '58 Willene Grimsley Home Ec. '55-58 4Latin Club '54-55 Beta Club '56-58 Eureka Club '58 Leran Hickey Baxter Seminary '52-55 Home EC. '56-57 Eureka '57-58 Charles Holladay Boy's Club '54-58 Hi-Y '57-58 Seo. Hi-Y Club '57-58 Beta Club '57 Jr. M Sr. Play Annual Staff Peggy Howard Home EC. '54-58 Gamma Alpha '55-58 Girl Reserves '55-58 Latin Club '54 Beta Club '55-58 Pep Squad '58 The 1938 Wlahalier Jimmie Isbell Home Ec. '54-56 Gam a Alpha '56-58 Girl Reserves '56-58 Beta Club '56- 58 Sec. Beta Club '58 Pep Squad '58 Jr. 8 Sr. Play Junaita Jackson Home EG. '54-55 Eureka Club '55- 58 Sec. Treas. '58 Librarian '58 Buford Johnson F.F.A. '54-58 Billy Kellogg Booster Club '54-55 Science Club '56 Sec. k Treas. '57-58 Dorcas Kirby Home EG. '54-56 Gamma Alpha '57-58 Sec. Gamma Alpha '57-58 Loyd Knight Football '55-57 Track '56-57 C Club '55-57 Future Farmers '54-58 F.F.A. Basketball team '56-58 Rep. F.F.A. '58 Crawford Cup '57 Farm Bureau Dir- ector '57-58 Essie Luke Home Ee. '55-58 '56 Alpine Basketball '56 Art Club '55-56 Maylean Mayberry Home EG. '54-57 Girl's Club '57- 58 1115112 1938 Qlahalier Betty May Queen Freshman Class '55 V. P. Sophomore Class '56 Librarian '56 Crystal City, Missouri '57 Gamma Alpha '57 Rep. Sr. Class Home Ec. Club '58 Frances Maxwell Home EO. '54 V. P. Sophomore Class '56 V. P. Gamma Alpha '57-58 Clara Maynard Home Ee. '54-56 Girl's Club '58 Librarian '58 Ella V. McCaleb Home Ee. '54-57 Gamma Alpha '58 15 Nell McCormick Home EC. '54-57 Gam a Alpha '58 Lillard McDonald F.F.A. '54-56 Dairy Judging Team '55-56 Booster Club '56-58 Olivia Miner Home Ec. '55-58 Girl Reserves '56-58 Seo. A Treas.'58 Senior Play Latin Club '54 Elise Mitchell Home Ec. '55-57 Gamma Alpha '58 Sgt. Home Ee. '55-56 Ulibe 1938 Qlahalier Uri? . Mary Ruth Murphy Home Ec. '54-38 Girl Reserves '56-58 James Mitchell F.F.A. '54-58 Football '56-57 C Club '56-37 James Morris F.F.A. '54-56 Booster Club '56-58 Basketball Mgr. '58 Annual Staff '58 Frank Moss F.F.A. '54-36 Science Club '56-57 Vice Pres. Science Club '58 Albert H. Mott Football '55-57 Basketball '56 F.F.A. '54-56 Booster Club '56-58 Sec. G Treas.'38 Hi-Y '54-58 Jr. Play Annual Staff '38 C Club '55-58 Nellie Mott Home EC. '55-'58 Girl Reserves'58 Geraldine Paris Home Ec. '54-58 Girl Reserves '57-58 Myrtle Pharris Home Ec. '54-58 A The 1938 Giahalier Rosemary Piepmeir Home Ec. '54-56 Girl Reserves '57-58 Gamma Alpha '57-58 Pep Squad '58 Marie Phillips Home Ee. '54-56 Girl Reserves'58 Treas. Gamma Alpha '58 Pep Squad '58 Annual Staff '58 Latin Club '54 Will H. Pointer Boy's Club '55 Science Club '57 F.F.A. '55-56-57. 58 Track '57-58 Catherine Reeves Home Ec. '54-56 Gamma Alpha '56-58 Girl Reserves '56-58 Pep Squad '58 Annual Staff '58 Latin Club '54-55 17 Gertrude Sliger i Home Ee. '54-:se Eureka Club '57-58 Mary E. Smartt Sgt. Home Ee. '54-55 Girl Reserves '57-58 Junior Play Beta Club '56-57 Eureka Club '58 Gamma Alpha '57 Annual Staff '58 Myra Smith Home Ec. '54-56 Gamma Alpha '56-58 Girl Reserves '56-58 C Club '58 Forensic '54-56 Basketball '58 Football Sponsor '57 Pep Squad Jr. 5 Sr. Play J. T. Spivey F.F.A. '54-58 Science Club '56- '57 Class Historian '58 Senior Play The 1938 Clliahalier Milbra Spivey Home Ec. '54-55 Gam a Alpha '55-56 Girl's Club '57-58 Reporter '57-58 Home Ec. '57-58 Claborn Stewart FaFoAs Basketball '56- 58 C Club '56-58 Track '58 Geraldine Terry Home Ec. '54-56 Treas. Home Ec. '55 Sec. '56 Sec. Girl Re- serves '56 Pres. H. E. '56 Pres. Art Class '55-56 Pres. Girl Re- serves '55-56 Annual Staff '58 Jerry Terry Home Ec. '55-56 Gamma Alpha '58 Girl Reserves ' Pep Squad '58 Joe Allison Pres. Freshman Class Football '54-56 Pres. Booster Club '56 Cap't Basketball team '58 Pres. Hi-Y Club '58 Senior Play Annual Staff '58 Adelle Thompson Home Ec. '54-58 Hammock Wall F.F.A. '54-56 Boy's Club '56-58 Football '56-58 Track '56-58 Kathryn Warren Home Ec. '54-56 Gam a Alpha '56-57 Eureka '57-58 Girl Reserves '56-58 ' V. P. Girl Re- serves '57-58 Rep. Eureka '57-58 Jr. Play II 'S 05132 1938 Qllahalier Bennett Travis Booster Club '55-58 C Club '56-58 Hi-Y '56-58 Football '56-58 Track '56-57 Junior Play Basketball '56 Annual Staff '58 Latin Club '55 Dimple Webb Home Ec. '54-58 C Club '54-58 Librarian '56-57 V. P. C. Club '58 All Conference Basketball '57- 58 Margaret'Wilhite Home Ec. '55-57 Girl's Club '58 Sara E. Wilhite Home Ec. '54-56 Treas. '56 Girl Reserves '56-58 Vice-Pres. '58 Gamma Alpha '56-58 Beta Club '56- 58 Pep Squad '58 l9 Ira'Winningham FQAUAQ Basketball '54-58 Honorable ment- ion All Conferen ce '54 Cap't basketball '55-57 Junior Play Annual Staff '58 Football '57 Louise Wright Home Ec. '54-56 Gamma Alpha '56-57 Girl Reserves '56-58 Mgr. Basketball '57 Eureka '57-58 Sec. 8 Treas. C Club '58 Edward Gracey Football '55-58 Track '55-58 Pres. Boys' Club '58 Annual Staff '58 Reba Mahler Y.W.C.A. '54-55 Phi Chi Society '54 Baxter Seminary '54-56 Home Ec. '54-56 Gamma Alpha '57-58 Ulibe 1938 Qllahalier SENIOR CLASS HISTORY J. T. Spivey On the third day of Sept. , 1954, approximately l25 green and inexperienced, but ambitious, Freshmen entered the portals of Cen- tral High. Our class was under the leadership of Joe Allison,and our sponsor was Mr. Fowler Clark. After spending nine months as green Freshmen, we were thoro- ughly initiated into the practices of a true Cavalier and became solemn Sophomores. This year Mr. Fowler Clark succeeded Mr. W. M. Davis as principal. As Sophomores we took more interest in school activities. We were under the leadership of Mrs. John Holladay and Mr. H. S. Clinton. Sammy Brown, who was elected Pres., later left school. The responsibility then rested upon Jimmy Dicus, our Vice-president. Then we became jolly Juniors. Our number had fallento seven- ty students. We started with more zeal with Bobby Wright as our President. This year Misses Sue Ray Garlen and Billie Scott were chosen as our sponsors. Betty May of Missouri was added to our class. All other activities of the year were overshadowed by the presentation of the play, Bashful Bobby, givenby the Junior class The Proceeds went to finance the Junior-Senior banquet. Now we become Seniors, the goal we had long sought for. We put away all things unbecoming to our newly acquired dignity. Again 'Bobby Wright was chosen as President and Miss Pauline Hud- gens and Mr. David R. Terry were chosen as sponsors. The Senior play, Lindy Lou, a comedy drama, was given March 18. It was dir- ected by Miss Pauline Hudgens and the proceeds were used to fin- ance the annual. The graduation exercises will end the high school careers of' Seniors of which only 55 are of the original 125. Throughout all of our high school work we have witnessed many things which will always remain in our minds as pleasant memories of Central High. To the kind and understanding faculty, to Mr. Davis,a.nd Mr. Clark we owe much more than mere gratitude. To us the memory of everyone we have had the pleasure of knowing shall remain as we go forward to seek higher goals in life. 20 I Y ' ' The 1938 Qlahalisr crass win. James Dicus We, the Senior class of Central High School, 1957-58, being of sound, disposing memory, on leaving this institution of high- er learning,do hereby make known our last testament to take effect after graduation. I, David Akens, do bequeath to Jim Terry my knowledge of rem- edies. I, Billy Cox, do bequeath to John Edd CBlimpj Clouse my excess weight. Please handle with care. I, Jane Cooke, do be- queath my love for Packards to Marie Fox. I, Ray fPossemD Bussell, do bequeath my cigarette ducks to Harding Gentry. 'We, Nellie Mott and Anna Ruth Ford, do bequeath our affections for Red Jared to Betty Reeves and Cynthia Lowe. I, Reba Mahler, do bequeath my double chin to Frances Greene. I, Stella Bussell, do bequeath my fourth dimension to Pearl Phillips. I, Charles Holladay, do be- queath my bum jokes to Belton Gibson. We, Nell McCormick and Ella V. McCaleb, do bequeath our gift of gab to Katherine Stout and Evelyn Mitchell. I, Houston Boyd, do bequeath my love for goat milk to Dillard King. I, Olivia Minor, do 'bequeath my' red hair to Jessamine Hilton. I, Jim Dyer, do bequeath my 'baby face to James McDonald. I, Joe Allison, do bequeath my heavy beard to W1 C. Cooke. I, Mary Ruth Judd, do bequeath my old maid school teach- ing ability to Mildred Roberts. We, J. T. Spivey and James Crowley, do bequeath our tin can football to Jr. Oliver Brown and Willie Hugh Farmer. I, James Morris, do bequeath my office of Mayor of Gaw Town to Woodrow May- berry. I, Geraldine Paris, do bequeath to Geraldine Jenkins my in- terest in Monterey. I, James Mitchell, do bequeath my secret pro- cess of curing skunk furs to Thomas Gentry. 'We, Lucille Farley, Ola Grace Brown, and Mary Sue Cummins,do bequeath our rowdiness to Mary Elrod and Lucille Jackson. I, Ruby Lee Crabtree, do bequeath to Emma McDonald my come-hither look. I, Ira Winningham, do be- queath my three days leave of absence to Charles Brown. We, Pearl Bockman and Dimple Webb, do bequeath our places on the basketball team to Becky Ann Wade and Mamye Sue Johnson. I, Will Henry Poin- ter, do bequeath my private parking place to James Craddock. I, Jimmie Isbell, do bequeath my interest in. Pip Shanks for one year to Johnnie Reba Hoosier. I, Albert Mott, do bequeath my dainty feet to Eugene Loftis. I, Kate Essex, do bequeath my' innocent blushes to Hallah Mai Rodgers. We, James Crawford and Buford John- son, do bequeath our F. F. A. pins to Anna Mahler. We, Kathryn Warren and Virginia Burton, do bequeath our ir- resistable impulse for men to Verple Bates and Kathleen Hicks. I, Louise Bates, do bequeath my carriage to Leona Tinch. I, Ham ock Wall, do bequeath my knack of one handed driving to Charles Stant- on. - Continued on. page 28 21 g The 1938 Ulahalier Aug. Sept Sept Sept Sept Sept Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Nov. Nov. Novo Nov. Nov. Dec. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Feb. Jan. Jan. Mar. Mar. Mar. Mar. CALENDAR Mary Eliz. Smartt School begins. The Seniors put on all the dignity that they can assume. Howard has a close call in her car when she sees the familiar figure of a song bird. Central football practice begins - spirits high. First game of the season - lose to Gallatin 15-O. T. P. I. opens. A new taxi service starts from town to school, Howard-Wilhite taxi service . Gordonsville football game. The boys were over-confident and lost 6-O. Livingston football game. A tie 6-6. Defeated dear old Celina by a score of 20-18. John R. Douglas escorts petite Murphy. Defeated Gainsboro 15-O. First time in history, we defeat Carthage 15-O. Night game at McMinnville, lost 15-O. Lost to Lebanon 18-O. Castle Height's boys ask special leave to bestow smiles on Central cheer leaders. Defeat Smithville 7-6. What! Baxter again with a defeat of 7-O. Girl Reserves show their appreciation to the football boys for their fine sportsmanship and school spirit with a banquet. Monterey game O-O. Preparation for the arrival of Santa. Two weeks vacation begins. Several Senior boys celebrate. Did she say Livingston! yes, it was Katherine Stout. Another new arrival, Jean Bomar Herman Mott escorts the new arrival to the President's Balls Cooke and Burton cause nSaturdayu to get his shoes muddy. Sara Elizabeth is late for history class because Bennett forbade her to walk fast. Central girls win nMinieN at Sparta Tournament. Miss Scott tightens down on sixth period shorthand class Cookeville girls do their utmost at the Murfreesboro tournament. Seniors present Lindy Loun. Annual goes to press. H 22 Ghz 1938 Qlahalier Verple Bates Geda Gill Lucille Bockman Meral Henry Charles Brown Ettmo Burris Billy Garlen Doris Carr John Ed Clouse Neal Clouse James Craddock Robert Draper Louis DuClos Ruth Henry Reba Hickey Jessamine Hilton Maryetta Hitchcock Bonny Hix Geraldine Jenkins Louise Johnson Mamye Sue Johnson Dillard King Willie H. Farmer Maryjon Lee Marie Fox Em a McDonald Harding Gentry James McDonald Thomas Gentry Belton Gibson Grace McBroom Evelyn Mitchell 25 Mildred Mitchell Elmer Montgomery Mildred Roberts Halla Mai Rodgers Herbie Shanks Mary Ida Sliger Charles Stanton Catherine Stout Nancy Travis Beatrice Vickers Becky Ann Wade Kenneth Whitaker Ernest Wilmoth Lillie F. Wright Catherine Young Lucille Jackson .N Portia Akens Zllibz 1938 Qlahalier Homonr cms Ann Bellar SOP Mary F. Bilbrey Christine Geneva Lucille Bumbalough Bumbalough Bussell X. .R 5'- Hugh Childress D1 he Billie Dyer ga Cordell Craddook Charline Foster Billy Davis Charles Gentry S Jeanne Bomar Anna M. Carmaok Albert Drake Frances Green Willie Buck Kenneth Chaffin Jo Drake Dorothy Grogan James Finis Alma Earl Pearl Gyggan Harris Hensley Hyder Hyder Ilia A. C. Wilburn Virginia Lois Marguerite Cynthia Jared Jr. Johnson King Lee Lee lLowe 24 The 1938 wiahalizr Betty Suzy Hargrave Phillips Phillips Piepmeier Pat Morris X x x , ui, p 'Q' Thelma Mitchell Jim ie Massa Arthur Montgomery Ruth Massa Bill Morgan Robert Poteet Peggy Martin Taylor Rhea Elise Frances Douglas Dorothy Shirley Shipley Sloan Spivey ,nf Q51 a V ri is Clarence Sara Algood V. Y. Stewart Terry Vaden Vaughn 5 P je Catherine Anita Vincent Bryan Walker Wall Whitson 'Wiggins 25 Howard Malher Irene McDonald Betty Reeves Julia Stanton S jf Reva Veteto Y IIIHIIII Mary E, Smith The 1938 Qliahalier Charles Billings Elise Bohannan Sam Burris James Bush Charles Chaffin Louise Clark Elizabeth Daniel Ruth Danner Deane Draper Nell DeBerry James Douglas Jeanne Duclos Emogene Dyer Kenneth Dyer Thomas Eckel X 5 sig? , f 35? 4- Mary Frances Ferrell Margaret Fender Dorothy Foster Jean Foster Patsy Gardner Charles E. Gentry Howard Gentry Iva Sue Gentry Virginia Gentry Ruth Goodpasture Vivian Grimes 26 Mildred Grooms Lucille Hawkins Louise Hensley Cordell Huddleston Alice Hunter Mabel Hutcheson Emogene Johnson Mona Johnson Lelowine Jones Howard Lewis Cooper Loftis Billy Luke Thomas Passons George Patton Dorothy Peek The 1938 Qlahalizr Opal Phillips Eldon Presley Lelowine Presley Bercha Pullum Ralph Mahler Evertt Martin ldanelle McMurry Donald Mitchell Willene Mitchell Dorothy Montgomery Waldene Moore Billy Morris Lucille Morris Billie Mott Mildred Murphy Odell Newman Margaret Reeves Mary Ethel Riddle Doyle Rodgers Juanita Rogers Lorell Rogers Virginia Ann Rucker Jean Russell Hope Smith K. C. Smith Quentin Smith Odell Sparks 27 Mary Sparks Christine Spivey Carson Stanton Clara Jane Stanton Pauline Thomas Howard Tinsley Marie Turner Virginia Vaughn Thurlow'Walker Carrell C. Warren Elizabeth Watson Lemon Williams Sarah'Williams Lowvada Whitaker O. J. Wright Ulibe 1938 Qtahalizr I, Howard Burgess, do bequeath my ability to get along with Micky Walker to Clarence Walker and Murrell Henry. We, Myrtle Pharris and Juanita Jackson, do bequeath our history note book to 'Willene Apple and Nancy Travis. I, Dorcas Kirby,do bequeath my giggles to Catherine Young. I, 'Bobby Wright, do bequeath sto Albert QBishopJ White my hunting instinct. We, Peggy Howard and Sara Elizabeth Wilhite, do bequeath our interest in T. P. I. to Geda Gill and any body else who will have it. I, Claborn Stewart, do bequeath my lantern to Sanford Duncan. I, Frank Moss,do bequeath my package of Bugler to Earnest Wilmoth. I, Robert Lynn Draper, do bequeath my dignity to Henson Slagle. I, Louise Wright, do bequeath my cuteness to Grace McBroom. We, Mary Ruth Murphy and Catherine Reeves, do bequeath our excess height to Rozelle Davidson and Louise Johnson. I, Jessie Lue Bilbrey, do be- queath my Mae West figure to Mattie and Mary Bell Plaxico. I, Lloyd Hayrake Knight, do bequeath my bottle of hair oil to Louis DuClos. I, Pete Gracey, do bequeath my manly physique to Joe Lane. I Rosemary Piepmeier,do bequeath my big mouth to Ettmo Bur- ris. We, Adell Thompson and Gertrude Sliger,do bequeath our freck- les to Lucille Bockman and Lydia Chaffin. I, Margie Brown,do be- queath my new hair rinse consisting of tomato and grapefruit juice to Carrie Neal Leopard. I, Lisbeth Smartt,do bequeath my likeness for fast and reckless drivers to Alma Hensley. I, Elizabeth Car- len, do bequeath my Einstein Theory of how to add 2 and 2 and get 6 to Neal Clouse and Billy Pedigo. I, Lillard McDonald, do bequeath my school girl complexion to Mildred Mitchell. I, Haywood Cronk, do bequeath my five years of high school experience to Jr. Childress. I, Margaret Wilhite, do bequeath my ears for scandel to Jewell Webb. I, Milbra Spivey, do bequeath my bossy ways to Beatrice Vickers. 'We, Elise Mitchell, Clara Maynard, and Harriett Boatman, do bequeath our seats on the school bus to Ruby Howell,Rebath Billingsley, and Reba Bullington. I, Geraldine L. Terry, do bequeath my baby blue eyes to Mary lla Sliger. I, Myra Smith, do bequeath to Mildred Carr my weight re- ducing diet. We, Frances Maxwell and Maylean Mayberry, do bequeath to Geneva Brown our enjoyment for studies. I, Betty May, do be- queath my dynamic personality to Reba Hickey. I, Marie Phillips, do bequeath my honorary position as the life of the shorthand class to Ruth Mitchell. I, Bennett Travis, do 'bequeath my crap shooting technique to Elmer Montgomery. I, Geraldine Terry, do bequeath my weeping emotions over Cen- trals losses to Mary Hitchcock. I, Essie Luke, do bequeath my glamorous smile to Bonnie Hix. I, Odell Huddleston, do bequeath to Horace Carr my knowledge of bookkeeping. I, Willene Grimsley, do bequeath my position as stooge in the office to Mary John Lee. I, Billy Kellogg, do bequeath my ability to slug shot machines to Kenneth Whittaker. I, James Dicus, do bequeath to Billy' Garlen my motto Slow but Sure . 28 QQWY W v'l. 'wi fag Af' n xv O . x Y 4 u . s o x is A I 5 1 5 ! Q 5 f 0 I 5 4 K 4 1 : I 4 D P , 0 ' ' 'n , W ' : 0 Z 1 . g , g Q I , L : - - - - 1 l r I ' u . ' ' 8 o 0 k Z ' r Q I ' 9 . Q . I I ' 4 n n w ' I Q I I U 1 U u I 'A ' I I . f ' , I io .5 1 ll ,' 1 I ' ' s n ' x 1 I , Rx Q xl If is 'I '- , , J . M 4 , X f x 'ff 1 X' , -sr , '1. 1 ' x 772, , , x . X X 1 4 'A A -'- X 1 . --. Li, ..,. ,. x '-. -via. - P ' E ' N 5 R X 2 t .Q ' l , g i i - --i- -'-a- - -Y- The 1 938 Gahalier LE-MOTT LTJWRIGHT LG-MITCHELL C-GROGAN CAP'T RG-HENRY RT- CRADDOCK R-E...DICUS Q-TRAVIS LH-GRACEY RH-JARED F-BROWN 50 tr li Ulihz 1938 Qllahalier LE-CARLEN LT-KNI GHT LG-HARRIS STAN TON-MGR RG-MASSA RT-CLOUSE RE-STANTON Q-'YHOMPS OB RH-BRQWN LH-PI EPMEI ER R. D . HIGH COACH 51 The 1938 Qiahalier FOOTBALL HISTORY In September the chances for a winning team at Central were good, with eleven letter men returning. Thirty men were present at the first practice. On the 17th of Sept. twenty-two condition- ed boys boarded Haney's bus for Gallatin with great hopes for vic- tory. The boys returned with a 15-O defeat. The following Friday Central went to Gordonsville and lost 6-O. One week later Central's football started on an upward grade, when they held Livingston's Conference champs to a 6-6 tie. The following week they swamped Gainesboro 28-O. Central defeated Carthage Oct. 22, to the tune of 15-O, this being the first time in history that Central had reigned victorious over Carthage. The next two games were lost away from home. The next week we were surprised with a victory over Smithville. The annual game with Baxter was played at T. P. I. stadium. This was one of the most thrilling games of the season with a victory of 7-O for Central. After the game, the Girl Reserves gave a banquet for the winning team. Thus ended the most successful year of football Central has ever witnessed. CLASS TOURNAMENT One of the most interesting events at Central each year is the class tournament. This year the Senior girls were defeated in the finals by the Junior girls. The Senior boys were very vic- torious in the tournament, over-running the other classes by a large score. Quite a bit of material was found in this tournament for next years team and it is hoped that we will again have a championship team. 52 'SZ' The 1938 Qlahalieg W-WA IZ L... Q it F5531 'MQW TRACK Junior Brown James Grogan Merle Henry James Dicus Will H. Pointer Hargrave Piepmeier Hammock Wall W Charles Brown Lloyd Knight Pete Gracey Bennett Travis Billy Garlen Coach R. D. High Starting out with very good material the track team faced a schedule with college freshmen, T.l.S. and Castle Heights. They placed in the Mid State meet at Tennessee Polytechnic Institute. The fol- lowing week in the state meet at Knoxville, Central took nine points, this being more points than all the other teams of Middle Tennessee made. 'We are looking forward to a very successful season next yeary 55 4 1 io, J ll The 1938 Qlahalier BOYS' BASKETBALL TEAM Joe Allison- ------------------------- Captain Fowler Clark --------------------------- Coach James Morris ------ --- -------- ----- Manager Billy Garlen James Craddock Wilburn.Johnson Claborne Stewart Joe Lane Bill Morgan Roy Stone Earl Hyder Charles Billings Central High is proud of this successful team, because of their loyalty and good sportmanship. These boys have played some of the best basketball that has been played in the last few years. Central was defeated by' Carthage in the District Tour- nament. The team has good prospects for next year. 54 UID! 1938 Qlabalier GIRLS' BASKETBALL TEAM Dimple Webb ------------------------- Captain Fowler Clark -------- --------------- Coach Ida Nell McMurray ------------------- Manager Elizabeth Carlen Johnnye Reba Hoosier Dimple'Webb Edith Bilyeu Pearl Bockman Virginia Gentry Myra Smith Geda Gill Louise Hensley This is the third successive year that Central's team has been district champions in the meet held at Sparta. The girls were defeated in the first game of the regional tournament, held at Murfreesboro, by Bodenham, who eventually won the tour- nament. Dimple Webb and Geda Gill were placed on the all district tournament team as guard and forward respectivelyl Hoosier and Bockman making the second team. The prospect for next years team is very good as we lose only four Seniors. 55 The 1938 Qtahalier CLASS PROPHESY Charles Holladay I got out of the ditch with as much dignity asI could consid- ering the fact that I had just been kicked off of a freight train by the only woman brakeman, she 'was Frances Maxwell. I looked around and saw that I was somewhere between .Algood and Shake Rag. I walked to the highway and just as I started toward Cookeville Billy Kellogg passed. me. He stopped the car and I got in. In talking to him I learned that he had charge of a paper route in Algood. we talked about people we had known at Central. He said Ira Winningham was the principal and'Willene Grimsley was his sec- retary. Ira also handed out three day suspensions easily. Other teachers at Central were Geraldine Paris for shorthand, Ray Buss- ell, history and English, Marie Phillips art. Elizabeth Carlen was using her great mind teaching French. Pete Gracey had succeed- ed Doc High as head football coach and he said prospects were fine among the Freshmen for a great team. When we reached the square I got out and the first thing I saw a sign proclaiming that Joe Allison was the best shyster law- yer in Putnam County. On another side of the square I saw a large dog wagon. When I walked over I saw' that Mary Ruth Judd was run- ning it. She said that she owned two more, one in the hollow and another on the west side. Harriett Boatman and Anna Ruth Ford were running them. Mary Ruth said that Dimple Webb and Pearl Bockman were running the post office at Double Springs and the government was about to get them for steaming open the envelopes. Dimple ask- ed the post office inspector where she could get her news if she didn't open the envelopes? He told her to subscribe to the Salem Gazette edited by James Morris. He said an article of interest to her would be Your Baby and Mine by Virginia Burton. Geraldine Terry also reported on the paper. In the last issue she had writ ten an interesting article about a dog fight. After talking with. Mary Ruth a little longer I started out Dixie Avenue. A car stopped and somebody asked if I wantedto ride. When I got in I saw it was Peggy Howard driving a taxi between T. P. I. and town. I got out where Phillip's store had been. It was now' mwned by' Jimmy Dicus and didn't have anything in it but slot machines of the type that you can't win. In the back L. Ger- aldine Terry was frying hamburgers made out of an old cow that Di- cus had seen a train kill. Jimmy told me a lot of gossip. Lloyd Hayrake Knight was running a chicken farm and getting lots of eggs from roosters. James Crawfordwas judging cattle at Skunk Hol- lowy Houston Boyd was running a goat farm. Mary Sue Cummins was a great artist specializing in pictures of fried eggs. David Aken was running a place called Dr. Ramedy's Hospital. Olivia Minor and Leron Hickey were running a beauty salon.' Jim ie Isbell was mar- ried andhelping run a hotel. J.T. Spiveylpwas mmifrge a road roll- er. Dicus asked what had become of Will H. Pointer. I knew about Continued on page 54'Qb- A pup' ' -'se -1g M Q Z 4 f + YQ O Rf Pd Q N ou-swf R359 0 . Q, Rom, Civ! Re vue . Clubs O f 4? '938' P VSNA ...Q 1?- Q f W K R, as fi ,ova Ed-3 --4 '26 NQ.. M The 1938 Glahalier Bobby Wright ---- Bennett Travis-- Albert H. Mott-- Joe Allison A Jimmy Dious- ----- - Mr. Clark ------- Lillard McDonald James Morris Jim Dyer Fred Presley Thurlow'Walker Willie D. Wilson Charles Gentry Houston Boyd -...Y .an- ----------------President ----------------Vice-President ----------------Seo.-Treas. Sergeant-At-Arms Sponsor Cordell Craddock Howard Mahler Howard Burgess Finis Harris Odell Huddleston Red Jared Charles Billings Hugh Childress 58 i The 1938 Qlahalier C CLUB Bobby Wright ------------ President Dimple Webb --------- Vice-President Louise Wright ------- Sec. k Treas. ldanell McMurray Albert H. Mott Ira'Winningham Wilburn Johnson Charles Brown Hargrave Piepmeier Johyne R. Hoosier Odell Huddleston Red Jared Pete Gracey Geda Gill Elizabeth Garlen Pearl Bockman Bennett Travis Lloyd Knight Jr. Brown Claborn Stewart James Craddock Edith Bilyeu James Mitchell Billy Garlen Jim y Dicus Murrel Henry James Grogan Joe Allison Carson Stanton This club is made up of the boys, girls, manager, teachers, and coaches that have lettered in some sport of Central High. The club is active in all athletics. 59 The 1938 Qiahalier :.,.w ' ll il All DEBATING CLUB A S Hx BETA CLUB -'LO Ulibe 1938 Qllahanlisr H Bobby W ht Tig Benn Joe Allison Billy Cox Albert Mott Jim Dyer James Murphy John Clouse Billy Garlen C. Billings Finis Harris Jimmy Dicus H. Piepmeier P' fp 1 ., I C, Holladay James Craddock 41 ett Travis Bill Morgan Pete GTHCGY Charles Stanton Jr. Jared Pip Shanks Ulibz 1938 Qlahalier GAMMA ALPHA CLUB GIRLS' CLUB 42 Eh: 1938 Qlahalizr GIRL RESERVES Jane Cooke ---------------------------- President Sara E. Wilhite ------------------ Vice-President Olivia Minor --------------------- Sec. R Treas. Alva K. Warren ------------------------- Reporter Doris Carr A Geda Gill --------- Sergeant-at-Arms Miss Billie Scott -------- Louise Bates Ola Grace Brown Geneva Brown Elizabeth Carlen Doris Carr Jane Cooke Mary Sue Cum ins Marie Fox Geda Gill Peggy Howard Jim ie Isbell Anna Jackson Geraldine Jenkins Louise Johnson Mary Ruth Judd Olivia Minor -- ----------- Sponsor Geraldine Paris Rosemary Piepmeier Catherine Reeves Mildred Roberts Mary Elizabeth Smartt Myra Smith Geraldine Terry L. Geraldine Terry Becky Anne Wade Sara Elizabeth Wilhite Louise Wright Catherine Young Evelyn Mitchell Nellie Mott Mary Ruth Murphy li -, The 1938 Qlahalier THE HOME ECONOMICS CLUB CREED By Clara Hasslock Happy in work and in play, Eager their duty to see, Skillful of hand and of eye, Truthful in word and deed, Undaunted in purpose and aim, Devout in relation to God, Earnest and faithful in all, Nourished so well they are stron Truthful in all that they say Careful whatever they do, Lovely and lovable, too, Unselfish in all their ways, Bright in studies and mind, Sound in thinking and thought, The Home Economics Club Girls. 44 The 1938 Qllahalizr rg. x s 2 M. Frances Ferrell L. Geraldine Terry Louise Johnson Vice-President President Sec.-Treas. l N Mary F. Bilbrey K Reporter Miss Pointer Miss Gracey Sponsor I1 Sponsor x X J' I f r I 'Nu - , 441 3 X 45 p Zllibz 1938 Qtahalier I 1 COOKEVILLE CHAPTER FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA The Cookeville Chapter Future Farmers of America has 85 paid members that have about 38,000 invested in farming and more than 33,000 in savings accounts. There are 64 first class, 9 second class, 5 third class, and 2 fourth class projects being put into operation. The chapter made a record showing at the County Agricultural Fair last fall. 175 entries were made and 3150 dollarswas'won in prizes. 3B67.'7lhas been added to the treasury of which 355.50 has been set aside to give the Father and Son Banquet free, and to send the delegates to the state convention. The judging teams of last year are as follows: Livestock- Dillard King, Chester King, Rastus Huddleston and Earnest Wilmoth Dairy-James Crawford,Murrel Henry,Arnold Walker,and Charles Brown The delegates to the convention are 'Woodrow Mayberry and Loyd Knight. The chapter has three applicants for the State Plant- ers Degree and one applicant for the American Farmer Degree. if Q A 46 3 0 Gibe 1938 Qlahalizr FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA President.........................,........ ....Woodrow'Mayberry Vice President.... ......Murrel Henry Seoretary...... ........Earl Hyder Treasurer..... . ....... .... James Crawford Reporter, , , , , , . . . . . . .......... Loyd Knight Sgt-at-Arms.... ...J. T. Spivey K Neal Clouse Watchdog..................................... ...... ...Billy Luke Sponsor..naaoonoaoosouosoooseoousco ueoouua as oosso- BASKETBALL TEAM Coach ................................ A ............ Woodrow Mayberry Billy Luke, Howard.Lewis, Kenneth Dyer, Hanson Slagle, Ezell Whit son, Glasgow'Swallows, Kenneth Whitaker, Murrel Henry, James Crawh ford, Harry Brown, Haywood Cronk. 47 The 1938 Glfahalier PEP SQUAD President ....... Vice President .... Secretary ...... Treasurer... Sponsor ..... Nancy Travis Clara Jane Stanton Sara Terry Frances Green Peggy Martin Jimmie Isbell Peggy Howard Catherine Reeves Julia Stanton Ruth Goodpasture Mary Sparks Patsy Gardner Nell DeBerry Elizabeth Carlen Geda Gill Charlene Foster 48 . . . .Jessie Lee Smith ...Ida Nell McMurray .........Anita'Wall .......Cynthia Lowe .....Miss Bertie Brown Betty Reeves Betty Blanche Phillips Geraldine Terry Sara Elizabeth Wilhite Marie Phillips Rosemary Piepmeier Marie Fox Geraldine Jenkins Virginia Anne Rucker Ruth Massa Myra Smith Jean Russell Anna Jackson - Catherine'Walker Anna Ruth Ford Mary Frances Bilbrey The 1938 Qiahalier EUREKA CLUB President ............ .... Ola Grace Brown Vice President ......... ....... Kathryn Warren Secretary J Treasurer... ............. Juanita Jackson Reporter ............... ........ Mary Elizabeth Smartt Sponsors ............. .... Miss Hudgens J Miss Barbour Louise Bates Margie Brown Jessie Lue Bilbrey Lucille Beckman Willene Grimsley 49 Leron Hickey Mildred Roberts Gertrude Sliger Lillie Florence Louise Wright Wright .A 4. Glibe 1938 Qllahalizr Science Club James Crowley ------------------------------------- President Frank Moss ----------------------------------- Vice-President Billy Kellogg ---------------------------------- Sec. k Treas David Akens -------------- t -------------------------- Reporter Robert Draper R Thomas Passons ----------------- Sgt. at Arms Mr. James Murphy ------------------------------------ Sponsor Bryon'Wiggins Thomas Gentry Harding Gentry Quentin Smith Frank Poston Albert Drake Howard Tinsley Carrel Warren 50 Glyn Buck Doyle Rodgers Wm. Cooper Loftis Carson Stanton Horace Carr Charles Oakes Leo Wilmoth Vice President.......... ... Secretary A Treasurer... ... Sponsor................ . Billy Pedigo Bill Morgan James Sloan W1 C. Cooke Ralph Hutcheson Taylor Rhea John Ed Clouse Charles Oakes Algood Vaden Jimmy Massa Earnest Terry Ralph Mahler Hammock Wall .....Edward Gracey President............ ............... ... .Hargrave Piepmeier .........Billy Cox . ....... R. D. High Billy Davis Joe Lane James Craddook Jim Terry Billy Carlen Charles Holladay Theo Chaffin Herbie Shanks Charles Stanton James McDonald Billy Morris Oliver Brown James Grogan A. ni LL. ' K V V ,.', Lk I 'K ' V A F W N 'fm egmf, ffszwc fax ' ,. 5 ' QQ iv ffl Q? ' , E . f ff Ns f,A4qfYm,' AX I,!'k kk .V W' .Y-.m,, if - ' ' we f ' 1 vy ,j1 jf4Qf ' ,f f . V .K , f f f Vu:-' ,' 9' iff f ' ,-A QM fi ' 1. I 'Lie Ni, . ,. E1 A : 43 1 V' g, ,sf K' ' 5 .,, I , Q., ff fig- gg RN ,X mx www wx x X :blk ,wi-?7 7f..41,.1 F' ,-ff E-JJ :rm f'-ae' 'N ns V , ' 'vw -+2 . x . f V .,,-- ,. , -A ,K Aw 4 L' 5 w ,L Q L, f ' f, - W v- ,. ', ., Qin, . Zvi N, I1 I. L. 1 . '- ' 5 qfyffmiaflk n....... LT.. ,,.......1g gl AL The 1938 Qllahalizr Charles Brown --------- Ridley Parkerson ------ Billy Peek- ---..... --- Butler Bush Horace Carr Albert Drake Woodrow'Maberry Frank Moss Hubert Roberson Clarence Walker Albert White Oliver Brown Jr James Crowley ------President -Vice-President ----Sec.-Treas. Armon Hitchcock Willmer Lollar Elmer Montgomery Frank Poston Fred Presley Hinson Slagle Thurlow'Walker Ernest Wilmoth Leo'Wihnoth Willie D. Wilson Paul J. Moore, Sponsor Trade and lndustry is a field that needs more attention to the training of young men and women for the various occupations. These young men named above can talk their field of language fairly well, as well as manipulate the tools necessary for an apprentice that is starting out. 53 Ar A 'Y Ulibe 1938 Qllahalier him. He had been elected to a high office in the National .Assoc- iation of Bums, because of his high qualifications. Billy Cox and Catherine Reeves were married and living on love. Lillard McDon- ald was the newly elected sheriff. Alva K. Warren was his dieti- cian and fed the guest on friend chicken and chocolate pie. Howard Burgess was the chief fee grabber. Jessie Lee Smith was a J. P. Jimmie and I came to town. As we got to the square, Jim Dyer and Jane Cooke passed us in a big Packard. At the picture show owned by Ella V. McCaleb the feature picture was starring Hammock Wall and Bricie Walker in The Loves of a Man About Town featuring the true experiences of Clebourne Stewart. The chorus girls were Louise Bates, Jessie L. Bilbrey, Essie Luke, and Mary Ruth Murphy The director of the picture was Mary Elizabeth Smart. As I walked down the street on the West Side I saw Odell Huddleston on the street corner selling fountain pens. He said Albert Mott was running a chicken business and doing his own book- keeping. In a drugstore I saw Betty May and Ola Grace Brown who were jerking sodas. A book on the counter was called Poems of Beauty by Dorcas Kirby and Clara Maynard. Betty said that Buford Johnson was driving a school bus and his wife Margie Brown was working their farm. I was standing on the corner when James Crowley walked by. He said he was going to preside at a wedding. He was the pastor of the Mount Herman Church. When we got to the church there was a big crowd there. The organist started playing and as I looked it was Milbra Spivey. Then Nellie Mott started singing a solo. As the bride walked down the aisle I saw it was Rosemary Piepmeier who was going to the alter with Charles Stanton. After the wedding I strolled out of the church and stood a- round a few minutes. The topic of conversation was the divorce case of Mr. and Mrs. Max Sawyer, Mrs. Sawyer was the former S. E. Wilhite. It seemed she had thrown cans of tomatoes at him. The judge, Squire Mitchell, granted the divorce because he said that he knew how hen pecked husbands were. At the New Municipal Airport in Cookeville I saw Gertrude Sliger and Louise Wright selling chewing gum and cigarettes. A plane had just landed. The pilot Frank Moss kicked a stoway off. It was Kate Essex who had gone from bad to worse since John Rid had left her. Adell Thompson was the stewardess. Stella Bussell, Ruby Lee Crabtree, and Margaret Wilhite were on their way to South America to start a war. They said their husbands didn't put up a big enough fight for them. On the way back into town I stopped at a carnival. Myrtle Pharris was selling tickets to the ferris Wheel and Nell McCormick was running it. A Sideshow was run by Juanita Jackson. Lucille Farley, Maylean Mayberry and Elise Mitchell were the main attract- ions. They did a fan dance. Bennett Travis was their manager. As I walked out of the grounds I saw Bobby Wright setting up pins in a bowling alley. I had to hurry to catch the next freight train out of town so I only waved to him and ran. I barely made it and was I glad to get out of that town there were too many there and I was afraid somebody would offer me a job. 54 Hn.. f U -EATMREE 5 N ,if Efxx S Y f f Sw f X 51 W X v Q1 MY f M X K ' Wf f,i, f 5 , W M6 Q QD WW Ghz 1938 Qliahalier VALEDICTORIAN ELIZABETH CARLEN SALUTATORIAN MARY RUTH JUDD 56 ...-..L.. L., ,. ... . ....4.lh,...L.....u.-...j- Ghz 1938 Qliahalizr .i...,.. .Ang BACHELOR of UGLINESS BILLY COX D. A. R. CITIZENSHIP MEDAL MISS CENTRAL HIGH MARY RUTH JUDD 57 A A The 1938 Gfahalizr l. Freshest Freshman James Bush 2. Most Solemn Sophomore Albert Drake 5. Jolliest Junior James McDonald 4. Most Dignified Senior Joe Allison 5. Cutest Couple Sloan and Rodgers 6. Biggest Pest nRedN Jared 7. Prettiest Girl Jimmie Isbell 8. Most Handsome Boy, stylish Pip Shanks 9. Neatest and stylish Girl Sara'Wilhite lO. Wittiest Girl Snooks Bilbrey 58 The 1938 Glllahalier L... ll. Wittiest Boy James Dicus 12. Best Boy Athlete Pete Gracey 15. Best Girl Athlete Dimple Webb 14. 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