Central High School - Cavalier Yearbook (Cookeville, TN)

Text from Pages 1 - 148 of the 1957 volume:

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L . A l A W Assistant Editor Editor Business Manager CORRYNNE SMITH WAYNE MANN PHILIP IUDD de 7 ?5 7 Kanada ,V 5145! x :Dlx Sponsor Sponsor MISS HUDGENS MR. TERRY Q Advertising Staff Left to right: Editor HUBERT BENNETT, LOUIS JOHNSON, GAIL PHILLIPS 7 I in FEATURES: Faye Henry, Corbin McFar- land, Carole Livesay, Cherrie Morrison, Editor. w CIRCULATION STAFF: Rachel Medlay, Editor, Marie Webb, Gary Maxwell, Janice Lollar. 7 CLUB STAFF: Linda Johnson, Norma Bumbalough, Editor, Shirley Ray. SPORTS: Lewis Burr, Mary Helen Saun ders, Co-Editors. CLASS STAFF: Standing: Patsy Eaves Editor, Carlen Pippen, Janet Alloway Martha Lewis. ARTIST: Sue Carr 1- tj :rs ,si I 4 i ww im 7444 795 7 an 5:45 70e4peaZnmaq4aafw4twafa6,,, nada 3. N. W' NLM P+ 5 , x TT 4 'i P. ., - 4' 7 f-E 4 - J 4' -A -11 X, up , 1. I rxlf Gr ' ' E'w w .up - x 'VM ' I7 Y xl 'Till x GIKJL ' 'l A l I E v -1 NN JA , lf ' :ab--vfw -g -5. -,Y. 4. vV , 4 , .U4 ' ' ' V , H'a TiY - F, . K-L? 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Arithmetic I, Algebra I EVA JEAN PETERS B.S. Plane Geometry, Algebra BERTIE BUCK B.S., M.A. Biology II, Chemistry III ELIZABETH PHILPOT B.S., M.Ed. Health, Biology RUTH JOHNSON B.S., M.S. General Science Physics u PAULINE HUDGENS B.S,, M.A. English I, IV SHEILA OFFICER B.S., M.A. English II, III MARQUERITE PINKERTON B.S. English II, Speech LOTTIE FARR B.A. English I EVA PEARL QUILLEN B.S. English I, II, General Business W. C. MOORE B.S., M.A. History III, IV, English III fl .J 7. fx VV -I, S, ,ey l I I . , s, , 4, 1, ..v xgx X I 1- 15:- xx QA- Y' .Xl X 9 3... r U- 5 1 ff MARY BARBOUR B.S., L.S. Library IECQROTHY DRAPER Shorthand IV, Bookkeeping IV, Gen- eral Business I, Secretarial Office Practice MRS. DAVE HUDDLESTON B.S. Typing, Shorthand WARREN LUSTRE B.S., M.M. General Music, Band IO ANN I-IUTCHESON B.S., M.A. Glee Club HUGH CARUTHERS Vocational General Build ing, Trades DAVID TERRY B.S., M.A. Vocational Agriculture MARY D. ROBERSON B.S., M.S. Home Economics II, III MAURIN E PATTON B.S., M.S. Home Economics I EDDIE WATSON B.S. Physical Education, Football Bas ketball DOYLE ROGERS B.S. Basketball, Football, Health Physi cal Education WALTER W. .IARED B.S. Football, Physical Education Biolo EY and Sade 74a Zag gegaae -I Qi X if' ' Giang . U., V. -,- .J-4. . ,- V'fi':E ',- 'A-- .. 5ln:'Q'fQ-?'l'4 '2T 3 ' . vi' A m 'ff-lfiffh 3:9121.-?a'51f,aTi.:f'4:,iT+f'1e111.TS1'z'?ii1T.5Bf CLASS OFFICERS President ......... ...S..... A ..... S - ...,,.,.,....., L ..,..... - .....,. LEWIS BURR Vice President ...,..,. M--- ....................... ..,..... L OWELL SMITH Secretary ......... --.-- ..... --.-- .... - .,........... ..- JANICE LOLLAR Treasurer ......,.. -..-- ........... ---- ...............,.,. BILL BUF ORD Reporter ,.... ----L.--.. ,... ----.---- .... --- .... WANDA WILLOUGHBY Sergeant-at-Arms ...A........ ---- .................,.... - .......,. --- CLYDE HENRY LOUIS JOHNSON Left to right: Lewis Burr, Janice Lollar, Lowell Smith, Clyde Henry, Louis Johnson, Wanda Willoughby, Bill Buford. 11',, 3 E' 4 J RAY ALLEN Not that I study less, but that I love fun more. T811 Club 3, 4, Treasurer 4. MARY FRANCES BEAN A maiden known for her quiet ways. Home Ee 1, 2, 3, Tomorrow's Secretaries 4. JANET LOUISE ALLOWAY Such a whirlpool in her head, full of fun and mischief. Home Ec 1, 2, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club Play 1, Reporter 3, Secretary and Treasurer 4, Secretaries of Tomorrow 4, Math Club 2, 3, Annual Staff 4, Sub Deb 4. GEORGE HUBERT BENNETT, JR. A big heart always wishing to do right, and to be a friend to all. Band 1, 2, 3, 4, President 4, Math Club 2, 3, 4, Student Council 1, 3, 4, President 4, Pep Band 2, 3, 4, Co-Director 4, Orchestra 3, 4, Co-Director 4, Annual Staff 4, Beta Club 3, 4, French Club, President 4, Science Club 1, Delta Phi Delta 3, 4, President 4. BARBARA SUE AMENT She seems so gentle and so shy, but there's mischief in her eye. FHA 1, 2, 3, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Junior Red Cross 3, Future Teachers 4, Secretaries of Tomorrow 4, Charger Staff 3, 4, Football Queen Attendant 4. RONNIE BILYEU Slow and easy-going, but he gets there just the same. FFA 3,T8zI 1, Football 2. J AMES LEE ANDERSON Of all the animals, the boy is the most unmanageable. FFA 1, 2, Math Club 3, Football 3, 4, Who's Who 4. MARY ADDIE BOYD So happy, so kind, and so still, with her quiet ways and her gentle will. Future Homemakers 1, 2, 3, Tomorrow's Secretaries 4. X t I A X A :M 1 I ll-CWI . WILL HERMAN BUFORD Young fellows will be young fellows. Math Club 2, 3: Football 1, 2, 3, 4g Basketball 2, 3, C Club 3, 4, Vice president 43 Junior Play 35 Class Treasurer 3, 45 Delta Phi Delta 3, 4, Pledge Chairman 4. WANDA SUE CARR Quietness is an indication of the ability to think. Student Council Ig FFA Sweetheart 1g FHA Vice president lg Miss Sophomore Class 2, Football Queen Attendant 2g Math club 25 Arts Service Club, Secretary 23 Annual Staff 4g Who's Who 2, 4. NORMA RUTH BUMBALOUGH Her life is noble, pure, and sweet and sh! is a girl that is hard to beat. Math Club 15 Home Ec 1, 2g Speech Club 2, Speech Play 25 Beta Club 3, 4g Junior Play 39 Tomorrow's Secretaries 43 Alternate to Girls' State 33 Annual Staff 4. DALE CHAFF IN Not afraid of work, but not in sympathy with it. FFA 1, 2, 3, 4, Reporter 3, Vice president 49 Junior Play 3. BILLY BURGESS Life is too short to hustle. FFA 2g T811 3, 4. LEWIS CHAFFIN I envy no boy that knows more than myself, but pity them that know less. EFRA I, 2, 3, 4, Reporter 4g FFA Basketball 2, 3, 4g Foot- a l 3. LEWIS ORLA BURR Achievement and ambition harnessed with a stubborn determin- ation to do or die. FFA 1, Class Secretary 3, Junior Play 3g Student Council 3, vice president 3g County Day 33 Football 2, 3, 4, C Club 3, 4, President 4, Beta Club 3, 4, Vice president 3, President 4g Delta Phi Delta 3, 4g Who's Who 2, 45 Annual Staff 4g Class President 4. .I AMES COPELAND I f work is a sickness, I'll never die. Band 15 Math Club 3, Volunteer Boy's State 3. PATRICIA LEE DAVIS I never trouble trouble till trouble troubles me. C Club 2, 3, 43 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4g Secretarial Office Club 43- Glee Club 1. LEWIS DYER Thou art a fellow of good respect. T811 Club 4. PEGGY JANE DECK Quiet? yes, but a friend to all who know her. FHA 1, 2, 35 Future Teachers 43 Tomorrow's Secretaries 3, 4. PATRICIA ARDEN EAVES Smile and the world smiles with you. FHA lg Student Council 1g Speech Club 1, 3, 4, Secretary 3, 45 Health Project Group, Chairman 2, 3, 43 Math club 2g Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Majorette 1, 2, 4, Booster Rep. 2, 4, Reporter 43 Red Cross Council 4g Annual Staff 4-g Class President 35 French Club 3, Reporter. ROBERT EUGENE DOWLER Work and I have agreed to stay away from each other. T811 Club, Football 2, 3. SHIRLEY ANN ELROD She hath the rnildest manner and the gentlest heart. FHA 1, 29 Math Club 3, Art Service Club 4. ALBERT DYER Don't let studying ruin your education. FFA lg T8zl 3, 4, Reporter 4, Junior Play 3. CHARLES ROBERT ENGLAND Talk is cheap. A word to the wise is sufficient T811 3 4' Alumni Secrets 4' Art Service Club 2, 3, 4, Vice 1 7 ry 7 presidentg Health Club 2. MELBA ANN FLATT Beneath her quiet interior there is a great deal of merriment. FHA 1, 2, State Convention lg Math Club 2g Art Service club 2, 3, 45 Junior Play 35 Charger Staff 4. FRANCES VIRGINIA GAW Her ways are ways of pleasantness, and her paths are peace. FHA 1, 2, 3g Tomorrow's Secretaries 4g FTA 4, Who's Who 4. CHARLES LESLEY FLOWERS Every man has his devilish moments. Homebound 13 Band 2, 45 Junior Red Cross Council 23 Pep Band 2g Math Club 2g Baxter 3g Speech Club 4. WILLARD GENTRY Don't let studying ruin your chances for an education. T811 Club 4. JACKIE LEE FREEMAN Let us sleep while we may. T811 Club 3, 4, Treasurer 4. MARY ANN GIBBONS Work when I will and idle when I will. FHA 1, 2, 3, 45 Tomorrow's Secretaries 3. JO ANN FRIZZELL Her ways are ways of pleasantness and her paths are peace. FHA 1, 25 Tomorrow's Secretaries 3, 4g FTA 4. KENNETH GOODWIN Never worry about tomorrow, because it may never come. C Club 2, 3, 45 Football Manager 2, Basketball B Team 1, 2g T811 Club 35 Charger Staff 1, 2, 3, 4, Student Council 3. JIMMY CRIMES Let the other fellow worry. FFA 1, 2, 3, 4. MARGARET ELIZABETH TODDY HENRY Her speech, her form, her actions, full of grace. Decatur, Alabama 1, 2, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Ushers Club 2, FTA 2, Acrobatic Majorette 3, 4, FHA 3, Junior Red Cross Council 4. BETTY JEAN HAWKINS Steady friendship and lasting love are two great proofs of goodness of heart, and strength of mind. FHA 1, 2, 3, Degree Committee 1, Pianist 2, State Degree 3, State Convention 3, Math Club 3, Tomorrow's Secretaries 3, 4, FTA 4, Reporter, Charger Staff 4. SONJA FAYE HENRY Everyone can't listen, so she talks. North Augusta High School 1, FHA 2, Speech Club 2, 3, 4, Reporter 2, NFL 2, 3, 4, Reporter 2, Treasurer 4, NFL State Tournament 2, Debate 2, 3, Extemporaneous Speaking 2,, Speech Play 2, 3, TILL State and District Tournament, Oral Poetry Interpretation 2, Beta Club 3, 4, Band 2, 3, 4, Junior Play 3, Charger Staff 2, 8, 4, Annual Staff 4. JANE DELL HEMBREE Everybody likes her-what more could she want? FHA 1, 2, 4, Art Service Club 3, 4. MARY VIRGINIA HENRY Tho' quiet she is, we think there is more underneath. FHA 1, 2, Secretaries of Tomorrow 4, Arts Service Club 4, Sergeant-at-arms 4, Sub-Deb 4, Football Queen 4. CLYDE HENRY, JR. He that composes himself is wiser than he that composes books. Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Co-Captain 4, T8rI Club 3, 4, Vice president 3, President 4, Class Sergeant-at-arms 3, 4. WANDA JACKSON Une who knows her mind, but cares not to tell it. FHA 1, 2, 3, Parliamentarian 1, State Degree 3, State Conven- tion 3, Tomorrow's Secretaries 4. LINDA FAYE JOHNSON A little body often harbors a great soul. FHA 1, 2, 3, Parliamentarian 2, President 3g FHA Camp 2, State Convention 1, 2, 3, Varsity Visit 3, State Degree 3, Betty Crocker Award 33 Student Council 2, Beta Club 3, 4g Junior Red Cross Council 4, Charger Staff 4, Tomorrow's Secretaries 4, Vice president 4g Annual Staff 4. JAUNITA SUE JUDD True worth is in being, not seeming. FHA I, 2, 3, Tomorrow's Secretaries 4, Treasurer 4g TILL 3, Speech Club 35 Speech Play 3. MERTIE LENORA JOHNSON Who broke no promise, served no private end 5 hath gained her title, and hath lost no friend. Speech Club I, 2, 4g Speech Play 23 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club Play lg Math Club 3, T0morr0w's Secretaries 45 Charger Staff 4, Attendant to Football Queen 4, FHA 1. PHILIP HUGHS JUDD, JR. Happy am I, from care lim free. W hy aren't they all contented like me? Math Club 2, 3, 4, Vice president 3, President 45 Junior Play 3g Student Council 2, Annual Staff 4, Basketball 2, 3. SHIRLEY OPAL JOHNSON She's true to her work, her word, and her friends. FHA 1, 2, 35 Art Service Club 4. J ESSIE EVELYN LACK To set the cause above renown, To love the game above the prize. FHA 1, Junior Red Cross Ig Basketball I, 2, 3, Co-Captain 3, C Club 2, 3, 4, Manager 49 Tomorrow's Secretaries 3, 4, Secretary 4. WILLIAM LOUIS JOHNSON A master is one who gets enjoyment out of all ventures, even labor. ' Football 1, 2, 3, 4, All Conference 4g Basketball 2, 3, 4, C Club 2, 3, 4g Who's Who 1, 4g Delta Phi Delta 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice president 3, Treasurer 4, Band 1, 2g Clinic Band 1, Junior Play 3g County Day 3g Class Sergeant-at-Arms 3, 45 Golf 2, 45 Charger Staff 43 Annual Staff 4. FRED LANE It is not my duty to remake myself, but to make the absolute best of what God has already made. Art Service Club 3, 43 FFA I, 2, 3, 4, Convention 2. MARTHA FRANCES LEWIS T here's something to enjoy in everything. FHA 1, State Convention lg Math Club 25 Junior Red Cross Council 2g Junior Play 3, Beta Club 3, 4g Alternate Student Council 4g Tomorrow's Secretaries 43 Annual Staff 4. RACHEL MCBROOM She studies and plays in her own winning way. FHA l, 2, 3g Tomorrow's Secretaries 4g FTA 4. VIRGINIA CAROLE LIVESAY Life is but a span, and she'll enjoy every inch of it. Speech Club 1, Historian, Glee Club Ig Glee Club Playg FHA 19 Math Club 25 Junior Play 3g Tomorrow's Secretaries 43 Art Service Club 4, Secretaryg Charger Staff 4g Annual Staff 4g Sub-Deb 4, Band 2, 3, 4. JAMES L. MCDANIEL It's not the size of the dog in the fight, it's the size of the fight in the dog. T811 Club 3, 4g FFA 1, 2, 3, Reporter 35 Junior Red Cross Council 2g Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Health and Safety Club 25 FFA Basketball 3. GEORGIA .IANICE LOLLAR If I will, I will, and you may depend on it. FHA 1, 3, President lg Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 4, Math Club 23 Attendant to Queen 35 County Day 33 Charger Staff 2, 3, 4, Editor 4g Class Officer 43 Annual Staff 4, Who's Who 4. CORBIN McFARLAND Love, live, think, work, and hope. Math Club 3, 4g Student Council 43 Beta Club 4g Who's Who 45 Annual Staff 4. JOEL EDWARD LOVE W e are of two kinds, and his is the kind I'd like to be. Speech Club 3, 4, Speech Play 35 Student Council 3, Junior Red Cross Council 4. BOBBIE JEAN MANIER A lass of sunny and even temperament. FHA 1, 2, 3, FTA 45 Tomorrow's Secretaries 4. CLARENCE WAYNE MANN No sinner and no saint perhaps, but well the very best of chaps. Math Club 2, 3, 4, Sergeant-at-Arms 2, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice President 4, Pep Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Director 4, Orchestra 3, 4, Director 4, Junior Play 3, Annual Staff 4, Scholarship Medal 1, Student Council 2, French Club 3, Vice President 3, Delta Phi Delta 3, 4. GARY RUSSELL MAXWELL Character lives in a man, reputation outside him. Pleasantville, New Jersey 1, Art Service Club, Treasurer 2, Math Club 2, 3, 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Pep Band 2, 3, 4, Speech Club 4, Sergeant-at-Arms, Basketball 4, Junior Play 3, Delta Phi Delta 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 3, 4, Annual Staff 4, Who's Who 4. MARY ETTA MAYBERRY Always has a smile and helping hand for all. Cainesboro 1, 2, FHA 2, 3, Tomoi-row's Secretaries 4, FTA 4. RACHEL DOSS MEDLEY What she says you. may believe and pawn your soul upon it. Baxter Seminary 1, 2, Student Council 3, Math Club 3, Beta Club 3, 4, Junior Play 3, Annual Staff 4, Charger Staff 4, Speech Club 4, Who's Who 4. WANDA FAYE MAYBERRY A face with gladness overspread. FHA 1, 2, 3, Historian 3, State Convention 1, 2, Varsity Visit 3, FHA Camp 2, Tomorrow's Secretaries 4, President 4, Beta Club 3, 4, Student Council Alternate 4. MILDRED LOUISE MERRITT The force of her own merit makes her own way. FHA 1, 2, 3, C Club 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4. BILLIE SUE MAYNARD To know her is to love her. FHA 1, 2, 3, Treasurer 2, Pianist 3, 4-H 1, 2, 3, Glee Club 2, 3, Assistant Pianist 3, Art Service Club 3, Tomorrow's Secretaries 4, Sub-Deb 4. JIMMY CARL MILLER The river runs deep, but the friend runs deeper. Basketball B Team 1, T811 Club 3, 4, Golf Team 3,'4. w lla ir I CHERRIE MORRISON Precious things come in small packages. Band 1, 2, 3, FHA I, Reporter 14 Junior Red Cross Council 1, 2, Speech Club 1, Math Club 2, 33 Charger Staff 2, 3, 43 Art Service Club 35 Beta Club 3, 4g Attendant to Football Queen 3g Junior Play 3, Annual Staff 3, 45 Tomorrow's Secre- taries 4g Cheerleader 4, C Club 4g Who's Who 4, Eye- Testing Clinic 4. JAMES WAYNE PETERS PHILIP A. NASH Still water runs deep. Math Club 4. LOUISE GAIL PHILLIPS She has a whirlpool in her head full of fun and mischief. FHA 1, 2, 3, Treasurer 1, 2, Reporter 3, State Degree 3, State Convention 2, 3, Sub District President 3g Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Pep Band 4, Tomorrow's Secretaries 4, Annual Staff 4. ARBADELLA OWENS A good disposition is more valuable than gold. FHA 1, 3, 4, FTA 3, 4, Tomorrow's Secretaries 4. CARLEN PIPPIN Never do today what you can put off till tomorrow. FFA 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice president 3, President 4, Parliamentary Procedure Team 3, 4, Livestock Judging Team 4, Highland Rim Sub District Treasurer 3, 43 Student Council 2, 43 Beta Club 3, 43 Math Club 3, Varsity Visit 3, 4, FFA Convention 1, 2, 3, 4, Delegate 2, 3, 4, Annual Staff 4. ANITA PEEK Her gift to all is loyal friendship. FHA 1, 2, 3g Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4g Glee Club Play 2, Vice president 3g Tomorrow's Secretaries 4. RONNIE WARD POLSON I f studying is the cause of death, l'll live forever. Gainesboro 1, 2, 3g Basketball 4, Football 4. K . JACK W. PRICHARD Never worried, never hurried, just happy. Algood High School 1, 2, Math Club 3, 4, Junior Play 3, Football 4. MARY HELEN SAUNDERS' A noble and honest mind enclosed by a heavy cloak of keen wit and devilish humor. Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 4, Band Sponsor 4, Math Club 2, 3, Secretary 3, FHA 1, Photographer, Beta Club 3, 4, Treasurer 4, Pep Band l, 2, 3, Orchestra 3, 4, Annual Staff 4, Volunteer Girl's State 3, Whrfs Who 4. SHIRLEY ANN RAY A small girl with a big heart. Band 1, 2, 3, 4, FHA 1, 2, Math Club 2, Junior Play 3, Pep' Band 3, 4, Orchestra 4, Tomorrow's Secretaries 4, Annual Staff 4. BARBARA ALICE SLIGER Of manners gentle and affections mild. FHA 1, 2, 3, Art Service Club 3, Tomorrow's Secretaries 3, 4, Historian 4, FTA 4. JAUNITA FAYE RANDOLPH She has a merry smile, and wears it every day. FHA 1, Tomorrow's Secretaries 3, 4, FTA 4. LORETTA SLIGER Quietly she assumes the duties of life. FHA l, 2, 3, Tomorrow's Secretaries 4, FTA 4. N INA RUTH RIPPETOE There's something to enjoy in everything you do. FHA 1, 2, FTA 4, Tomorrow's Secretaries 4. FRED ALAN SLIGER A hearty smile, and honest gaze, and voice that means the things he says. Speech Club 1, Band 2, 3, 4, Art Service club 2, 3, 4, Presi- dent 2, 3, 4, Health Project Group 2, 3, 4, Co-Chairman 2, 3, 4, Charger Staff 3, 4, Junior Red Cross Council 3, Reporter 3, Junior Play 3, Math Club 3, Annual Staff 4. CORRYNN E SMITH There's grace in her steps, heaven in her eyes, and every gesture portrays dignity and love. Beta Club 3, 4g Secretary, French Club 3, Secretary-Treasurerg FHA 1, 2, Speech Club 1, 3, 4, Vice President, Speech Play 3g Glee Club 1g Glee Club Play lg NFL 45 President Debate Tournament 33 NFL Student Congress 3, 4g TILL 33 Class Reporter 3g Annual Staff 4, Whois Who 4. PEGGY JO STRINGER It is of little graceful traits she is composed. FHA 1, 23 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Sergeant-at-Arms 3, President 4, Glee Club Play 13 Tomorrow's Secretaries 4. JAMES LOWELL SMITH Good, loyal, true, would that there were more like you. Football 2, 3, 4, Captain 4, All-Conference 3, 45 C Club 2, 3, 4, Sergeant-at-Arms 43 Junior Red Cross council, Secre- tary 35 Class Vice President 3, 4g Charger Staff 23 Annual Staff 4, Who's Who 3. MADGE TINNON Music, when soft voices die, vibrates in the memory. FHA 1, 2, 4, Pianist 1, Camp 15 Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Clee Club 3g Speech Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Junior Red Cross Council 1, 2, 3, 4g Art Service Club 3, 4. REBA LOUCILLE SMITH Goodness and she fill up one space. FHA lg Health and Safety 2, Drivers' Education 25 Tomor- row's Secretaries 3 4g FTA 3, 4, Vice president 4. RUTH WALKER Good nature is the gift of the gods. FHA 1, 2, FTA 4, Tomorrow's Secretaries 3, 4. HAROLD STRINGER Always a smile and helping hand for all. T8t1 Club, Secretary 3, 4. MARVIN EUGENE WARREN Kind thoughts and deeds make honest strong men. T811 Club 3, 4, FFA 1, 2, 35 Health and Safety 2. ' di .init LELA MARIE WEBB Whatever her hand findeth to do, she doeth it with all her might. FHA 19 FTA 1, 2, 43 French Club 3, Beta Club 3, 415 Annual Staff 4. WANDA GRACE WILLOUGHBY Her ways are ways of pleasantness, and all her paths are peace. Clee Club 1, 2, 3, Clee Club Play lg FHA 13 Art Service Club 4-9 Tomorrow's Secretaries 4-g Class Reporter 4-g Charger Staff 4. ROBERT WHITAKER Work and I have agreed to stay away from each other. Algood High School 13 T811 Club 3, 4. RALPH HALL WILSON Thou modest, on his unembarrassed brow, nature has written gentleman. JO ANN GENTRY WILLIAMS Happiness is one thing in life she doesn't believe in post- poning. FHA 1, 2, 3, Historian 2, Reporter 3, State Convention 2, 3, State Degree 3, Camp 2g Speech Club 23 T0morrow's Secre- taries 4g Football Queen Attendant 15 Who's Who 3, 4-. JIM HENRY WRIGHT, JR. Life is a pleasant institution, let us take it as it comes. Math Club 3, 4. ik I W fw- -mw ,. uw 522 .F Xwwga I CLASS OFFICEIIS fbi 5, 0Jl,C.X5r 9355 W N X xllfxw Presulent ........., ,..,......,,.,............,,,,,,,,,,, - ,,,,, HUGH WILLIAMS Secretary .. .... - ..... -.--.. .... ---- .... ...... - DIANA WOLFE Treasurer ...... ---..---.,-w-,- Reporter --.. ..... ,..-----...-- .... - ..... .. .... ---- NANCY NEWMAN JIM RAGLAND Sergeant-at-Arms ,..-----...-..------.,--A--.. ...... ..-- JEAN SKINNER Left to right: DianarrWolfe, Hugh Williams, N Skinner, and Jim Ragland. I ancy Newman, Jean l F897 'bw 411 if J, A Q s Ann Ament Sylvia Apple Nancy Bacon Marcia Bartlett Dorothy Bilyeu Janice Birdwell Paul Black Judy Boatman Will O. Bohannon Jackie Borden Larry Boswell Virginia Breeding -3' l l ,, . Q- J -ll... -,.,.-51' 15 --, 4 1 y .1 W a ,ill K .1 if .. l' o-l J .A7':E5:f:1. . -a-. -:ff '-f o . 1 awk- - -- cevi 1 fr if . 2 ' ,,-ll U D- A .1 l Y 5 J' A liif,sf'G.fErfL-'QWffmw' if . 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'B l 5 4 Carroll Dyer Judy Dyer Bill Emery Jo Ann Farley Barbara Fisher Louetta Flatt Dale Flowers Betty Ford Mack Fox Bobby Frazier Bonnie Frizzell Bobby Garrett '15 . in W J 1 my , 1 J W in an 5 l jx 4 I x X XX A X xxlxxxxx N l, lxlxtwxlxxxl-XXX W' lx' x sa ml Carol Gentry Faye Gentry Jimmy Gentry Jerry Ray Godsey Evelyn Gregg John Hammons Donna Faye Harding Pat Haste Robert Hawkins Wayland Hawkins Linda Haynes Morris Henry 1 W ' .Trl l K K 'Ss 3 At' --4 x- W Ei' Q v-5, l 1' ' :wr - J lu xg J Q J 'har' V' fi' k ' 'Q ' , - l ll ' 'xr J, fra.-,.,.-V-L , Va l in--J f -X 'f - ' L ., N -pf, rj :TQ .1-,:-'Li -JL' N It :' Qi I Q- -- '-' . W J Y 7 Y J X - :Jule E gliuhfjqigll Q, Y I . ..f', -., 1, 1 m V 5 w 1 . V ,J : X -an-F,-'All XA th -. rgqim ,, . 1 x V :sr bin, -, .vb ,mi ,Y 1 . w J - .-'ry , ,N , mtg. 11 I Y ,,-.-if M af If V A V ,, Q .F Ltr' 4. - . yvtiu , ' - ' I N A -f'-'. . V l ' 3 . ,I 41- :V .lr I J ' F . 'f - . , Q 1. -I ' '11, Q 15j,f,:,. 1 fr' f ij ' -'-:JH--K1 - A. 'ff , V, ,rx -, iq him , I ' V .X gt, . , W e .- , ,-11. - - 4 H , I , - 1 L -'Eli' -I X lg 17 Y ,V Y - - , ' I Ronny Hensley Sue Hitchcock David Holman Ara Jackson Harold Jackson Margaret Jackson Patsy Ann Jackson J oe J aquess Ann Jared Harlon Johnson Cathy Jones Dale Judd Gerald Judd Ronnie Kellner Shirley ,lo Kerr Pat Lankford Marilyn Lauver Sue Lynn Brenda McCulley J ere McCulley Joan McCulley J. C. McDaniel Walter McDaniel Paul McMurry N 1 i' 1 f A x xx, et. . 3 1 is l l Y1-fall I K- 1 . I 'ix l E 5 y lll' 1 6 'G -Q1 Xxx! 2 fy . ii? F l E. t i Dean Manier Dillard Massa Paul Matheney J ack Mattson Betty Jo Maxwell Faye Maynard Robert Minnear Nancy Newman Jimmy Oakley James Paris Ralph Parrott Annice Parsons 'YN- , f Lynda Paul Cleta Peek James Harold Phillips Arlin Pippin Jimmy Pointer Anetia Presley Lonnie Rice Billy Riddle Shirley Riddle James Robinson Joy Rogers Jannie Scarlett Patricia Schubert Solon Sherrell Robert Shoemake Jean Skinner David Sliger Curt Smith Hugh Smith Bonnie Sparks .' K Sb I3 ' L an fix-:W Ng gl fn L a So- T' -tr 7 - dxlflgo Terry Sparks Wanda Speir Jerry Stamps Hazel Steward Linda Stewart Floy Stidharn Carole Gaw Stover Harlon Stringer Nell Swack Haskell Taylor Robert Thurman Maxine Vaughn Foster Webb Carrie Wilhite Hugh Williams Keith Wilmoth 63, I e 1 w ,lf l r , 'Y l Q J '4' W f M 9 1 N 1 , 4 'xx --f X H121 Diane Wolfe Margaret Wood James Wyatt J ack Birdwell Joyce Boswell Faye Coomer Michael Garner J im Ragland TELEPHONE if Q6 L25 E121-el CLASS OFFICERS President ....,........, .................,............................... P AT QUILLEN Vice President ......,. ...... S AMMY F ITZPATRICK Secretary .......... ...,.., I' IELEN JEAN MOTT Treasurer ., ..,............ .....,........ B ILL SMITH Reporter .,.......... - ........... ........ - -- JOE POWER Sergeant-at-arms ................, ...,... ...,............ B U DDY PHARRIS JAMES ANDERSON Left to right: Bill Smith, Sammy Fitzpatrick, James Anderson? Helen Jean Mott, Pat Quillen, Joe Power, Buddy Pharris. 5 i r r'f---- -'ffwmwwfm knghp I LV E 1 4 ' J , H N :: W! 'Jw wi . Ea A, wa W r 1-as-fi -- fer- Allen Carrol Allen, Paul Allison, Glyn Almonroade, Willie L. Anderson, Jimmy Lewis Barnes, Betty Joyce Bartlett, Perry Bass, Geraldine Bennett, Helen Bennett, Grover Burton, Henry Eugene Butler, Wallace Cannon, Carol Carter, Peggy Sue Cass, Mary Ruth Carrington, Billy Chaffin, Jerry H. Choate, Peggy Rose Clouse, Carolyn Clouse, Jo Ann D -to C ug., s l ' I K al 4 f. J Y '1 Z A,-,tm.z-:-at-V' 'f-14: by -,., l ,y A -4 P my Q1 , N LD WV 17 ' ' Q 1 I , ii' 'L f 4 Nh rx 1' ,f iii Bilbrey, Pauletta Billingsley, Bobby Boles, Donna Joyce Borden, Gail Bowman, Jerry Bradford, Bobby Gene Bradford, Phillip Brown, ,lo Ann Buford, Mary Ann Bumbalough, Terry Burgess, Fred Burgess, Terry Burke, Roger Burr, Bonnie Burton, Gerelene Dubois, ,lane Dunn, Lillian Egbert, Vernon Elrod, Lloyd Fitzpatrick, Sammy Flatt, Donald Ford, J. C. Fox, Brenda Ann Fox, Treva Fox, Dallas Foss, Robert Louis Freeman, Ann Frizzel, David Gaw, Wanda Gentry, Bonnie Rose r .I . 1 . if 1 1 A 1 Y :rt Cixi f .W 1 : , 'N yi xgx bv Nt' ff, lil V ..,, W an 5-as ill X fl wk l lx . 41152 Cobb, Jimmy Coleman, William Howard Copeland, David Cowan, James Earl Crawford, Leonard J r Cyphers, Shirley Davis, Peggy Ruth Delaney, Sue Dockery, Troy Draper, Kenneth ffl naar. 5:1 Q Gentry, Carol Elaine Gentry, Carolyn Gentry, Fredia Gentry, Joyce Gilreath, Paul Godsey, Geraldine Grimes, Carolyn Sue Halfacre, Glen Goff, Carolyn Hamilton, James Hammons, Rose Mary Hart, Jo Haynes, Donald Herd, Faye Herren, Charles Hix, Junior Holt, Billy Hooks, Gail Huddleston, Neal Huddleston, Elaine if li l 1 i Huff, Gerald Rhea Hunter, Gerald Hunter, Mary Ethel Hunter, Roy Gordon Jackson, Glenda Jackson, Patsy Sue Johnson, Mary Judd, Meyellan Louise Judd, Martha J ones, Bobby King, David Hogan, Jerry King, Thelma King, Velma Kurykendall, Alfred J 5 J ' . ,A , 'f'- ', .gy-7 ' ' Lack, Chris V ' Z' ' I -' A ff jf! 21, ' i . Lee, Jimmy Q ' -Ai 4 9' EV + ,, iiifel C + 5 Lowe, Gideon III A ' , ' . -vv 1 ' x -V v 1 V Lynn, Lois J, ' A , A 'fi' A ,, A i , ' V J ' Lane, Jerry 11 A ' -M -4,50 J ,, y. ' , -. i H ' Q- Q. f ' V1 Q F ' N V 'i I A -I -A f l Maberry, Bill 5':' 7 Q i N - Maddux, Virginia Madewell, Fay Maloney, Peggy Mansell, Taylor G E i if le ,,, f 'lui' 1 l 'I ml' Mullins, Mary Lynn McBroom, Bill McCawley, Jane McCormick, Randall McCulley, Harold Maxwell, Thurman Nabors, Charles Nash, Dale Neal, Shirley Jr. Nixon, Larry Norrod, Betty Oldham, Sharron Parks, Lucille Pharris, Buddy Peters, John Massa, Franklin Matheney, Rosie Maxwell, Dorothy Maxwell, Lenell Mayberry, Virginia Medley, James Milton, Billy James Minnear, Faye Montgomery, Carol Mott, Helen .lean I r-:mags :V .fr ig-rr - ' 1' J ...ui Mv,.:...,- -- ,Zi V. --, xv - ... :T V , J-,H L., ' i .. . 5' . . , ml, 1 ...tm fv' 1 '-C F : 'A ' .J S 4 K: qi, I 1 B s ll Ee V M V 1 . Jug, .1 :, X 2 l rg, W -1 M ' z pi A .. '-, , ff - W, a H5 S 1 . ,..3 , ir' -- . , ' X , ' I I x 1 .. xx'ii iliI'a ,1: 1x' ii lffr l lllllxxilllilllllllllmisill' 51 X a. P SQL- if 3 ' ' f fl - 5 5 ' 4 A Phillips, Harold Prater, Margaret Ann Power, J oe Quillen, Pat Raines, Cortez Rasera, Louis Reeves, Ruby Rittenbury, Mary Sue Roberts, lla Rose Raines, Pauline -,:.::,' ' -1 : ' if-T5'?7f3 1 1 if 5 0 531. Vaughn, Helen Waites, Pat Wall, Jackie Ward, Evelyn Webb, Cecil Webb, David West, Franklin Whitaker, Ann White, Hilda Whittaker, Robert Whitaker, Timmy Wilson, Bobby Winfree, Alvin B. .l r. Rippetoe, Betty West, Faye Gibbons, Earl 'L W N Senier, Jimmy Sherrel, Thelma Slagle, Betty Smith, Billy Smith, Dene Smith, Prillie Stockton, Lois Thomas, Kenny Thompson, Paul Martin Thompson, Tommy H l lb, get al ' y y Q , 5 'x Howard, David WM 5 My wmgzfwfkdfff ' ,ww I I CLASS OFFICERS ii hii , President ......,,.... .....,........,.......,,,.,.,,.,, , ...,.. , .... D ONNA Vice Presirlenz , .,..,,. , ...K,,...... -Q ,,,,, JIMMY SNELGRCSVE Secretary-Treasurer ...... ..---.,-- .-.-.,-.,.-. CAROLYN RAY Sereganz-at-Arms .... .. ...... - ....... -- ..,.., - ....,........ PEGGY MIKE DOUGIHQTIY Left to right: Carolyn Ray-, Peggy O'Neal, Jimmy Snelgrove, Doglxa Draper, and Mike Doughty. David Albert Tommy Alcorn Dean Allen Junior Allen Sue Allen Charlotte Ament Jimmy Angel Howard Ashburn Richard Bagwell Bill Ballard James Barnes Pat Barwick Estelle Bean Carol Bilbrey Linda Billingsley John Birdwell Juanita Boatman Barbara Bohannon Douglas Bohannon Gaylia Booker 1 I , w , ' J l l , it l .--.., I I I F Y, i 'Z' -ffd - A , l 1 ll Y H Y lt k 'l , 53 FF L 5 l J X X S N - xv i-Qi.-2 I' , if ll guy' i f Y - X l l 4 El I ' ' A ' 1 ,,1. Y En ' n.rf 1- j f: A , , X at I 1 , Hy In lf ' 'I HN myw-A ' U ra' ft ll is ' -sf-'P- ia ' s Bobby Borden Kay Boswell Erral Bowman Lois Boyd Sylvia Brewer Eulene Brewington Willene Brewington Shelia Brewster Connie Brown Peggy Brown Sharon Bryant Betty Buckner Henry T. Bullington Jerry Bumbalough Ray Bumbalough Mineth Burchett Eldon Burgess Pauline Burgess Bettye Jo Butler Reba Carter fl x -lf,-It 1- S' VAX' ' n A X V r fm U ,Jlfii ,Jr :W 'X ,, My J' rv ,W Larry Haynes A. B. Hembree, Jr. Elizabeth Hendricks Ruth Henry Colin Hogan Harriet Sue Hooper Betty Huddleston Charles Huddleston Juanita Huddleston Steve Huddleston Linda Jackson Ronald Jackson J oe Johnson Wayne Johnson Nancy Ellen J ones J olmny Judd Carolyn Julian Billy Kemp James Kerley Ronnie Keylon 'Ti Cynthia Kirby Bessie Lafever Gene Lafever Charles Lane Tommy Lauver Donald Lee Susan Legge Joe Lennon Emogene Litchford Sam Loftis Billy Luke Emogene McCluen J ack McCormick Ray McCormick Arnold Dean Mackey Bobby Maddux Earl Maddux Linda Madewell Daley F. Mahler Linda Ray Manier 'Zi Harold Chaffin Michael Clary James Clouse Geneva Cobble Elaine Copeland David Crabtree Nicky Crawford Terry Cunningham Sandra Dabhs Richard Davis Linda Dietz Bud Dixon Kathy Doran Mike Doughty Bryan Draper Donna Draper Charles Dyer Hulon Dyer Pat Dyer Frances Eubank li All v Xu 1 1 q t f 4 . r'-'li' w 11 lb l A . --'-,- ig! . -c ,: l kt If ,--V . W Q 1 1 5 I lv ,. .,.., .,,... N . .Hn ,1 vmlnanmil V li IA Carl Farley Jerry Farley Kathy Fitzpatrick Bill Flatt Johnnie Ruth Flatt Paul Flatt Paul Flowers Peggy Ford Bobby Fox Charles Garrett Buddy Gaw Don Gay Billy J oe Gentry Jimmy Gentry Mark Gentry Clyde Gragg Jo Grodan Rodney Guess Ann Hackett Linda Hargrove P P' 'la Eleanor Mansell Wilma Maxwell David Mayberry Wanda Mills Betty Ann Minnear Fay Mitchell Houston Montgomery Geraldine Nash Peggy O'Neal David Paris Glen Pennington Barbara Phillips . Hilda Phillips Louetta Phy Edward Piercey Fred Pippin Johnny Pippin Carolyn Puckett Mary Ramsey Carolyn Ray sm t ' .Ii V I 'b..,,' H aig 4 .1 P 41 ' 4 4 ii I Y il . , .' '- Q ,W li: -V .. -V! Ii-f U. Q Q ,Q I, W ' I f, .V In-fi. fr ir X i t, it Fr v ps., ai ti i r, VQ'1, ' A 4 Haifa? A i' ' f 17 , 'I ' 1 ' 1, 4 iq i ' ' 4 fi -J N 1 W 'Hs ,, . x gi , , ,, 'A -' . '11 - i P . B i 'a 1 'A ' , ,:- . X, ' . . .fe H '- - ' -', f ' .' v , 1-. 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M -, f. lu. 9' L 5 jawf 5 ygwfuf fuck QC! 0u Sl1f'-5 ILO Ct, 71,142.3 ?,q7 Hfwa 5 Kfnfk 07'f2fE'M' -f ,LM llu!1::,.- Q. ..,. - 1 1 ' Y .U - um . ...Q . , v Q1 m Q Tu ,mf S! m mu. E . . -..ul ' 1 J .1-sk . Y-j ,,,.. ,.,.:. Tv., .. ww fi. ... .' -wiki' -,--, -er' N. af '2.1'EF'Lii'7' -. .-.5--.,,..x r ri fs. it i t is . wk ,,.1l me 1 .M B-if lm lil ir lf' i u Zi QUEEN VIRGINIA HENRY ?aaZK4ZZ Zaeea and ttefwlcww Rosalee Matheney, Sophomoreg Diane Wolfe, Juniorg Lenora Johnson, Seniorg Kathy Doran, Freshmang Queeng Ann Hackett, Freshmang Sue Ament, Seniorg ,lean Skinner, Juniorg Pauletta Bilbrey, Sophomore. gam- ff Y T 'E -. W7 fy vi ij Q ff if ,,.. V gMY,,,,,q,f-an-A.. ww- -11-H-H'-'+ 'w A..f ,bw ,.:.:.,:. . W . 1 X 'ifgidgea 12 H - 5 .QW - m y N X I I way V ' .fm ,.,, ,xg L... f l .:.:.: -, ,-A ii E5E5E5.:. W ., A - w ,,,-K--1 nz.. ., 4 Q-si 1 FTE 4 I vi ., 1 . U! E ,QSM v X . 73'ff , ' w is I Q . . A J 'l Q ,.-4,.,w,..-my ,. MJ, 1 .L K Riff ,, , V -' ms. .1 .4 lf' 2,54 ' -Q. . . 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ANN AMENT NANCY NEWMAN JANIE SCARLETT 0 HARRIET SUE HOOPER JUDY WHITSON CATHY DORAN 'E' 1 wx N 4 J f 1 ii Hu A JC VH Q22 .,.i,:'f ' vi ,.1s,.QAz4.-.- M if-M' 1 1 igsawf-1 !Y.!,x ,. ., .- 'T' .fy-. ,A-.' ' 1 in '.-. YJJ P IFE 35-5 ,. ,-:mia ' 4 1' Wittiest ' MARY HELEN SAUNDERS ms GARY MAXWELL :AW F-run? 'S ..- 'C7 tffufl? . '. va. -76 '-,. Most Lzkely to Succeed CORRYNNE SMITH CORBIN MCFARLAND Most Sturlwus RACHEL MEDLEY LEWIS BURR - N AL? Kflx ' W 1----.-.gn-Q ' Most Talented MARGARET WOOD GID LOWE 3 . . T , -vm A Y ' , 1 N.: W ! I 'I I I 152' 351, e QA! Y' e 4 1 .I ' i . i Neatest ANN HACKETT LOWELL SMITH I f '5 - - f I K 'nr f H 'H 'fr'-'mf x 3 0 Director: WAYNE MANN Co-Director: HUBERT BENNETT Vocalist: MARGARET WOODS fnot picturedj ' fm Mmm-4 uw ,E 111 5 H g ,, gay: 3' E V , W pm Director: WAYNE MANN Co-Director: HUBERT BENNETT Valedictorian: WAYNE MANN LEWIS BURR 'sv' 'inna-Q' 5 , v Salutatorian: MARIE WEBB FAYE MAYBERRY M '---M331 . T Qs QQ Helen Mott, Cherrie Morrison, Judy Whitson, Maragaret Jackson, Ruth Henry, Pat Haste. F E is 'hd Smze EP .Y -Lg, 'N ., Y , . M F 'J v Y 1, X , + . MVN . . JM. , 'J , ,N 1 L55 .-. KH: , Y' 'm M ,., . , 1 MARY HELEN SAUNDERS . JAMES COPELAND Umm 7714734 l4M0d4l'4 gmac! 5 7 1 kip, F fj ll , ,V ...a M . ..-., 5' 4 A-I. . , , rib. ii 4- ' K Peggy Henry, Sammie Fitzpatrick, Mary Helen Saunders, Peggy 0'Neal. 704' A Pat Eaves, Brenda Fox, Nancy Bacon, Marcia Whitaker. 1 .J 1 affflfez A fl 'C 5:53 'vu fa- - -X., ,. v iv' 2 1 N iz dxf: I ipgizye sf ,,rii??3 QW' Ne ' it , '3Qf!-1,454 43. is 4. ,J Xxfgix gags . 5 WW -,fn ..x . m w 1, .3 x '55 - I I Q sf-sr, qw. -.w -1 U-, 1 H r-Q' , ,Hi -, . 5 f: 21:55 'ff v in 3 nga, :I xk -' A - wk-I ' sjlk . 5,5 if'1i,.:. f .X- 'Lg-in C '1 .1 .Ziff ' ! Sd I-.1 'f 55.1 1 .v J 5, QL, 'nm Editor-in-Chief Assistant Editor Sponsor JANICE LOLLAR SUE LYNN MISS MARY BARBOUR SPORTS STAFF: Jimmy Burris, Louis Johnson, Pat FEATURE STAFF: Sharon Oldham, Sue Ament, Fred Haste, Kenneth Goodwin. CARTOONIST: Terry Burgess. Sligef, Edilflfv Helen MOH, Carolyn Clouse. , ,... . .H S H . I I , ,, nl.. . .W .. I. U .it r I .I -U - - - lnquiring Reporter Club Editor HILL CARLEN CHERRIE MORRISON SW! ln. Roving Reporter FAYE HENRY REPORTERS-AT-LARGE-First row: Faye Madewell, Cathy Jones, Betty Jean Hawkins, Carole Livesay, Lenora Johnson, Wanda Willoughby. Second row: Lois Lynn, Marilyn Lauver, Carrie N Wilhite, Melba Flatt, Linda Johnson, Rachel Medley, Peggy Maloney. C7 NL.. e1 l Niigata Z' LJ! I? ILJ AX ML ?1 Q E g p I My' I I , M if A 13 MJ, Jw WA QW M ,N-Umm QQ wig .A.x Ay 1? LIN I lx . F L M EXW Wi W fwfwfj Q5 Q43 QW Y W5 'ZX ' 4 XMJJ Kuff M1 91 l gffli 755 9 W fw A flfwwf M v f, A ? 6 4 . + 1 l'v -,1--nf 1 M' F gr.,- .. A Q,, W.nqaH . - an. W 5. I 4 p 'fv ., if ,,,-,, -, ,,n-.. ..i.,-..A. . ........ -Y-,,-, .,. ,.,, . ,-----fan .----, - W-. fy-f-7,7,wwf:w--v-..,-. - .in --7-51-3--W,-fl - W i,w.4f4M ,. ,1 'E AMWHSW . 5. .arg-2, gn 'wfwg qw. Y VT 15 EW vi' -v o Q f'- f' A' 'wp 5 A-:'.1frA Q-4 2 ' J:-:gig w .-.,- ,,: ,- '47, 4' V m 'Nr x ' 'zfS'W a WwV'f'S WM if 'H' EW' v Wflfwwm f l CAROLYN CLOUSE ANNE FREEMAN CAROLYN GOFF JUNIOR ALLEN PAT BARWICK GAYLIA BOOKER PEGGY BROWN ANN HACKETT TERRY RECTOR MRS. J. P. BUCK Sponsor HUBERT BENNETT President FRED BROWN Vice President HELEN MOTT Secretary CORBIN McFARLAND CARLEN PIPPIN SYLVIA APPLE JOHNNY CHAFFIN ROBERT FOSS DAVID SLIGER JAMES WYATT PERRY BARTLETT Q ii NEW Q 3553335 Using the care of good scholar- ship, the Beta Club seeks to unite those students who have pride in accomplishment and who are eager to honor the qualifications of character and school citizenship. OFFICERS-President, Lewis Burrg Vice President, Nancy Newmang Sec- retary, Corrynne Smithg Treasurer, Mary Helen Saundersg Reporter, Walter Keith Crawfordg Sponsors, Mrs. Farr and Mr. Moore. OFFICERS-President, Corrynne Smith, Vice President, Faye Henry, Secretary, Kathy Jonesg Treasurer, Nancy Bacong Reporter, Linda Haynesg Sponsor, Mrs. Pinkerton. Glad OFFICERS-President, Fred Browng Vice President, Corrynne Smithg Secretary, Pat Eavesg Treasurer, Kathy Jones, Reporter, Nancy Bacong Sergeants-at-Arms, Jackie Wall and Gary Maxwellg Sponsor, Mrs. Pinkerton. . , A . , n. I 1 r 7 4 S OFFICERS-President, Faye Mayberry, Vice President, Linda Johnsong Secretary, Jessie Lackg Treasurer, Juanita Judd, Historian, Barbara Sligerg Reporter, Keith Wilmouthg Sponsor, Mrs. Huland Draper. atwze 6645 OFFICERS-President, Pat Schubert, Vice President, Reba Smith, Secretary and Treasurer, Carrie Jane Wilhiteg Reporter, Betty Jean Hawkinsg Sponsor, Mrs. T. J. 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OFFICERS-President, Clyde Henryg Vice President, James Cassg Secretary, Harold Stringerg Treasurer, Jackie Freemang Reporter, Albert Dyerg Sergeants-at-Arms, Ray Allen and Robert Whitakerg Alumni Secretary, Charles Englandg Sponsor, Mr. Carulhers. , ,,, i Abiuw- , 1 1 11' ' 4 M A 4' 7 1-he ' OFFICERS-President, Fred Sligerg Vice President, Charles Englandg Secretary, Carole Livesayg Treasurer, Jimmy Chismg Reporter, Dallas Foxg Sergeants-at-Arms, Bobby Wilson and Terry Burgessg Sponsor, Miss Barbour. 64666614444 OFFICERS-President, Peggy Stringerg Vice President, Secretary and Treasurer, Jan Allowayg Music Librarians, Charlotte Ament and Bobby Bradfordg Sergeants-at-Arms, John! Birdwell and Royce Fisherg Sponsor, Miss Hutcheson. I r 'I 'fx YJ ,J-sf s? fi34ffW'w em ew Uri f -V my Dfw FICERS-President Pat Eaves, Vice President, Fred Sligerg Secretary, Sharon Oldham 3 liilpot. , 0M , Aff! 1 'Y OFFICERS-President, Nancy Newman, Vice President, Joel Love, Secretary, Mary Ann Buford Treasurer, Lois Lynn, Reporter, Clyde Henry, Sponsor, Miss Terry. fnx IT' rv----1-,., A , f Y' A NH. ini X 'H+ To know him is lo love him. COACH WATSON Not only outstandlng football teams but through your efforts Central has produced many fme young men and women COACH ROGERS COACH .IARED The years of experience have begun to add up- May this his first year at Central be the first of this plus his initiative is molding him into a line of many successful seasons for him and great coach the Cavaliers EgQv'V:EE EERE EERE llil III! gztf :ft Ill lil! llll liii llll llll 5511 5 BMI WWMJWS U I . ponents Cen ' Gallatin .... .,.,,,,..,., ,,,,,,,,,,,, I , 0 34. Livingsto .,..,., , ,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,, M ,,-,,V,,, - , 0 55 ! 1guiLig01 a3 ..Q.......M.,+...Q ...1.. A ,.Q+..M.. 4 3. 2 ga 4 lvfnclvlin' 3ilIQ Qffffffff Qifllfffiflilfl' 0 7 - Gainesb o , ,,...,. 1 .,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.-, g ,,,,,.,,,,,,, 0 , - DOXMHLZ2 .gill ' iiiiiiiijiiiiiiQ1i115f9' Z TQ Q70 21 ' H h n : '! ' ..- .... ,..- ,-.,,,, Y- -I-Eiiziilleyrgflounty H7 ,.,,, ,,,,,-,,-,-,,- 32 xl u Secwaah fecafwl , 1 --v .- , , --V V. ' ' BILL BUFORD LOUIS JOHNSON LEWIS BURR Senior Tackle Senior Guard Senior Fullback +1juii'i1i- ini ll I ui ..-5 .-. ' ' -1' on f -in ' - -- ' a , hw' H Q . J! ' III Ill 4 - 1 ' ll!! - :X ' 1, 'A wr V. I , . ' - Aw.-'r ' 55365, ,, fi'-In ' I 'X.,QgLQ'9f1 i r f. :- -.z swf it ,Y 3 3 flaky. y r-'.,fgy'T 4- - ' B5 ' ' 17 ,-Lua-4. J ' 141.4 fri- 1 ff 'O D. ' y . --il -' L-'tj' W., .. ' A ' Q- i .,, W, , -I, b . --Vfnzw - .. I +14 D , , we S .f:r-13' . 5 Lv :E A -AF.-'sv, 2 ff T ' wr- '-.'n'1' -:-.:, A - N' tglfvl . I 4 is sp- 1i :':,,.- L,, if fs: 4., A iv-fs.-iff vw -1 fbfrfilhbff -.L-'F 5 ,y ' -A . -',.--i. ,',' Y- I Wig- 5. V. I-an -5-r ffnav ' me 442 ' f'i1g55'2sr,gf'.1s4 l fr -e -1 - 'W - D n o w ,.e... '1.'.yQ - 1551.1 ,G---A Q il 1 4. '- --1. ' ,. -?ff?.N 1'., f-xyhj. 4 I-f-H-pgjfgg .fv D, pw .,-H if-1 r,'c,. , . 1 5.1 ?4?1f Y' 'if ' , .llfm'?bff51'?-3 35Q??f',,i':74. f'f '-I'-ff' 21.5 . ' O 3- ' 7 ' -T '3f faQe:?r S. LLL. - 2 Q P fi55w?'l B CLYDE HENRY LOWELL SMITH ' Senior Halfback Senior Center Co-Captain Co-Captain JIM RAGLAND BUDDY PARIS HAROLD JACKSON junior Quarterback Sophomore Halfback Junior End 1' I T iii'i 'L lliii llll f'7',ll1l rr - lllll intl llll of 'llll III: Ill llll llll III: Ill llll lll llll :na Q!! lill ,. .V . ' s JACK PRICHARD RONNIE POLSON PAUL MATHENEY Senior Tackle Senior End Junior Tackle V VII! I !lll Nur.: -'I 3 lilnll- , ..4. , . 1... Ill' lllh llll llll llll llll Ill' ... ,oz ,nv L . , ,P ' val.. 'Mil . -A!Q..:v,,,'.,5.- -JR.-' A- ' JOE J AQUESS Jl1I1i0r 17011118014 Sophomore End Senior End NIT 5 Hll :III lil! V, ...1 qqgg nu Hull, nu nu' llll I I I I llll llll F. 11'll ui .5 -Q3- 'gsf'ws 1's1'l!P - '- ' 4 J'-e?'v-Q A 1 U -4,--c LEWIS FAY COOMER DEAN BENNETT SOLON SHERRILL Senior Fullback Junior Guard Junior Tackle lil nu ..., BILL SMITH JAMES LEE ANDERSON 3 I l 1 I I l I I 7. 1. u. ,JL 44' 'A x A. -' ' livhldfs X , fa,--.-I. I, A.fk,,1,. N ,,,, 5, W a - ,, .. U .K H ,MN Fiizfg-QSM e.: .nm fl 5, 'aff'-v. nl: ,J 1 ff I 5 91 E ALL-MID-STATE P if- rghufl. G, I X P .33 T ' 4 V , A' ' .Q in I X Kimi' 1' tx V.. ,Q-I ggaxic EQ 11 5- QQ 195' I , , My wi fkfk 1, Q-is 'T e , A M, ..', Wx W If 'm 0 X s M, Wx l n v 1 f ,K atb! 2 1 I ' ff 3' if SU sg Q 'ff 9 5. 1, 3: Y p W , WrwZ.'W'71 1 fry, Y ,N ,,,,x ,, H ,.b,,m, ,x',u 'Y ,f ff' alan-:Q ' ffl-1 ff? I 17 rj.,- 155 7. Q. Z Coaches Watson, Rogers, and Jared took the wraps off of their 1956 Gridiron machine in a very convincing manner for the Cavaliers breezed by the Green- Wave of Gallatin 34--0. Jim Ragland and Clyde Henry seemed to be the men who kept the backfield spark flaming while Paul Matheney and Harlon Jackson piled on wood from the line. The Wildcats of Livingston came to Cookeville with their minds made up to win, only to have their plans suddenly changed by an ever-charging Cavalier line and a flashy Cavalier backfielcl that would not quit. With Jaquess and Burris doing their part in the backfield, Bennett smashing up the opposite line, and Harold Jackson dragging in T.D. passes, Central took a 55-0 Conference victory. At Tullahoma, the opposition proved to be somewhat tougher. A strong and determined Wildcat team held the Cavaliers to 21 points, but succeeded in scoring only 14- points themselves. Louis Johnson and Harlon Jackson did a good job in the line while Jim Ragland and Clyde Henry again stood out in the backfield. After a tough battle at Tullahoma, the Cavaliers turned their eyes and desires toward an ancient foe, Sparta, and came up with a pleasing 59-6 win. The team as a whole played its best game of the season. Harold Jackson and Dean Bennett played a great game up front, and in the backfield Ragland and Paris seemed to have a stronger desire to win than ever before. Our Homecoming game with McMinnville turned out to be another high-scoring thriller with the red and blue piling up 4-7 points and at the same time holding the Bulldogs scoreless. Louis Johnson and Bill Buford were the big guns for the regulars, and Thompson, Burris, the Andersons, and Morris Henry were among the reserves who added spice to a well-played game. On October 12, the Cavaliers reached their scoring peak by handing the Blue- devils from Gainesboro a salty 61-0 defeat. Bill Buford and Clyde Henry played their usual fine game while Polson and Coomer gave their former Alma Mater plenty of trouble. Jack Prichard and Foster Webb also saw lots of action. The next week at Lebanon the Cavaliers met up with a well-balanced unit that was running over with fire and desire. Cavalier backs, Ragland and Paris, carried the big load for the offensive while Luke and Lowell headed an air-tight defense from their line-backing slots. The game ended in a heart-breaking 7-7 deadlock. The Cavaliers grabbed the UCC Championship this week by slipping by a fired-up Cathage squad 14--6. Buddy and Luke led the running attack and Lowell and Solon held the line together with a do or die determination. Against the East Nashville Eagles the Cavaliers sank to the lowest point on their record and tied the Eagles 33-33. Watsonis boys were shaken down by numerous fumbles and a flashy East High back. Lowell Smith, Solon Sherrill, and Bill Smith saved the day through their teriffic line-play. Luke played his best running game of the year. To bring another season to an end, the Sons of Watson made a great comeback from the former week and dumped the Bradley County Bears 35-6. To bring down the curtain on their High School football careers, the Seniors put forth an unequalled effort and came up with a performance long to be remembered. The boys who are to return next year played with a hope and a dream of equally successful seasons in their future at Central. I propose a toast to our admirable coaching staff, and to this outstanding and unequalled team of Cavaliers who have put forth all their heart and effort to provide us with a great, undefeated season of football. 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MCKINLEY SMITH'S INSURANCE AGENCY MASTER MARKET 9Ci,i.'Li'..d:ff?Ls::..?.':' FRESH FRU'-rs' MEAT DeviafingTi!ijid,zr1d82Companies AND VEGETABLES Aufo-Life-Fire-Thefi' On H16 Square ' . Bnrglary-Polio Hosplfahzahon-Morfgage-Loans PHONE 3ll AAA Service CompIimenI's of JONES SERVICE STA Mon+erey Hwy. USED CARS Phone I36-H Owner- Bill Jones MI DWAY FOOD MARKET OuaIi+y Foods PHONE 565 Complimenis of COLLEGE BARBER SHOP 4 Barbers COOKEVILLE. TENN. CompIimenI's of CITY BODY SERVICE Fender Repair Painfing SPARTA HWY. Cookeville, Tenn. DEWEY LEWIS. Prop. CompIimen'I's of TH RASHER CLEANERS Spar'I'a Hwy. Phone 54I COOKEVILLE, TENNESSEE W. E. LAMB, Disfriburor GULF OIL PRODUCTS Cookevi Ie Phone 26 Complimenfs of FARRIS LUMBER COMPANY Phone 832 AIgoocI, Tennessee Complimenfs of COOKEVILLE SHEET METAL AND SUPPLY CO. ROOFING AND SHEET METAL CONTRACTORS 34 Norfh Walnui Si. HUBERT BENNETT Telephone 333 COOKEVILLE, TENNESSEE Remember Try Your RECAPPING - VULCANIZING Firs'r Wesl' Broad Sfreef Phone 450 I-OCA'-LY OWNED COOKEVILLE, TENN. NATIONALLY KNOWN NEWMAN SALES Wholesale - Nolions PHONE IO7-G 656 WEST SPRING COOKEVILLE. TENN. if -'H - . -1 .- , i if 7 ' ' V -- 'L ' zen, ' 4-' , wr ' TI' 'H 1.2.2. COOKEVILLE BODY SHOP 24 Hour Wrecker Service HOWARD HUNTER Phone: 858-G R0B'!Lg5'g'r'EL5 cLuRE's MOBILE FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS GIFTS AND NOVEU-IES Corner of Spring and Wesi' End Pleasing You Means Our Success Phone: 605 23 Norfh Dixie Ave. Cookeville. Tenn. COOKEVILLE' TENN' DIETZ MOTOR DIETZ MOVEABLE COMPANY HOMES NEW AND USED NEW AND USED 2l0 Earl Broad . Wes? Broad Phone 864 JAMES DIETZ - Owner Compliments of DELMAN MANUFACTURING COMPANY Jusi Off Algood Hwy. COOKEVILLE, TENNESSEE TITSWORTH-DEN NY MOTOR COMPANY DODGE AND PLYMOUTH CARS DODGE JOB-RATED TRUCKS Sal d S ' I6l W. Broad S+. Phone 524 COOKEVILLE, TENN. JOHN RAY'S GROCERY Meafs Gas Groceries New Sparfa Hwy. Phone I0l5-W COOKEVILLE, TENNESSEE LESLIE C. WILLIAMS FLORIST if I SJ.. vnu X Tel. Day I3 or 379 X J Tel. Nighf 795 aww' SNACK BAR AND POOL ROOM Popular Priced Merchandise 2I Sfores in Tennessee ancl Kenfuclcy I9 Nodh Jefferson Home Office: Cookeville, Tenn. On The Square Complimen+s of J. B. 8: C. T. DUBOIS SHANKS HOTEL Dislribufor of Texaco Producfs Fires+one Tires C Q 1 LAY'S 5 81 IOC STORE ALWAYS A SUPPORTER OF CENTRAL AND ITS ACTIVITIES You are Always Welcome al' Lay's KXXKX Complimenls of GLENN'S BARBER SHOP SINCLAIR PRODUCTS BOB DUNCAN SUPPLIERS 1 DRS' BLDG' raiqglj, ' Algood, Tenn. 3 BARBERS nv 1 :i:1:1:5:5:23:5:' QA ? U ':3:f:f:Q:f:f:f:f:Qzgzgifzgififif O. T TTTfTTYI.. Ship by TEN N ESSEE - CAROLINA MALON EY AN D ALLOWAY TRANSPORTATION, INC Plumbing and Healing Conlraclors Terminals: Asheville, N. C.: CharloH'e, N. C. Cookeville Cl1aH'anooga, Tenn.: Cookeville, Tenn.: Hiclcory N. C.: Knoxville, Tenn.: McMinnville, Tenn.: Nashville, Tenn.: Greensboro, N. C.: Woodbury Tenn. LEA'S BUTANE GAS CO., INC. Wesf Spring S+. Cookeville, Tenn. Phone 684 BUTANE GAS PROPANE GAS Refrigeralors, Sloves, Wafer Healers We lnslall Nafural Gas Healing Compliments of WEBB PHARMACY A GOOD DRUG STORE Cookeville, Tennessee The Value of Telephone Serzeiee LS greater them Lis cost. f l , X SOUTHERN CONTINENTAL TELEPHONE COMPANY POWERS RADIO AND TELEVISION SERVICE Philco - Zenilh Radio and Television Sales and Service PHILCO APPLIANCES - GOODYEAR TIRES FEDDERS AIR CONDITIONERS 2I Wes+ Broad S+. Telephone I2 SAUNDERS FLORIST Say i+ wifh Flowers 52 Wesl' Broad Sfreef Phone 74 or 744 FINE PHOTOGRAPHS by THE HARDING STUDIO PorI'raiI' Commercial MEMBER QQOT Q g i SINCE I9I9 Cameras Ar+isI's' Supplies Camera Supplies ancl Repair Frames ancl Molding Amafeurs' Supplies Albums PHOTO FINISHING EASTMAN KODAK DEALER BELL 81 HOWELL CAMERAS AND PROJECTORS 43 Wesl' Broacl Phone 566 DAIRY QUEEN STORE 38 Spring Street The Cone With the Curl on Top RUSSELL MEADOWS. OWNER ' JOE scoTT ' L -'i---' TRUCK 81 IMPLEMENT CO. International Harvester WE SERVICE EVERYTHING WE SELL W. Spring St. Phone 609 Home Owned J? J. P. HAWKINS 5 ' CORN AND FEED MILLS -4 N . . N 'N ' Manufacturer ot Fine Ouallty Table , A Meal and Livestock Feeds if V . Q f We Do Custom Feed Making Telephone 458-W ROGER MANNING-LILIAN MANNING LYNN SERVICE STATION Texaco Products ff.,-E Acc Firestone Tires lf.. . It T T I JAMES LYNN PROP. Service With a SmiIe n o Phone 254 PUTNAM FARM SUPPLY Feed - Seeds - Fer'l'ilizer John Deere lmplemen+s Sales and Service New Spar+a Highway Cookeville, Tennessee Phone 736 L. W. LEGGE AGENCY Insurance - Bonds - Loans I6 Nor+h Cedar Telephone 525 They go 5153 ' 3 6 together ggi f '- 72 W, ,, , LA df .Q h I ' vie 4. V ma-ik U ig -la C , EEA st iff ' IF ' , M 5, :4irp.':iL'.7..z'g 'g A . x i,,':Q!1,, lovun uunn Auvnonvv ol nu A-:NA c6nIAl1 lv CompIimenI's of FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION WOODBINE DRY GOODS STORE Cookeville, Tennessee The Sfore of SI'yIe and Qualify Merchandise COOKEVI LLE MOTOR CO. SINCE l9l6 Sales Service Cookeville, Tennessee JOHN L. MCCAWLEY, SR. RALPH MCCAWLEY JOHN L. MCCAWLEY, JR. FORD MERCURY Complimenh of Complimenfs of BUFORD MOTOR CO. USED CARS A FRIEND IIO Broacl S+ree'r OF Phone 702 W. D- BUFORD-Owner CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL VIRGIL RECTOR-Salesman Complimenls of HENNING'S JEWELRY Wesf Broad Sfreei' Cookeville, Tennessee JIM HORN'5 CROWN JEWELERS ECONOMY AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE Columbia Diamonds On +he Square BULOVA - HAMILTON - ELGIN PHONE 699 COOKEVILLE, TENN. I5 W. Broacl FRANCES' BEAUTY SHOP Cold Waves S5 and Up Revlon Cosmelics 453 E. Freeze Sfreel' Phone 853 OPEN 6 DAYS A WEEK MADDUX AND PROFFITT Coolceville's Fas'I'es+ Growing Siore COOKEVILLE, TENN. JARED'S SHOP Service Headquarfers for All Your Appliances, Bolh Domeslic and Commercial RADIO AND TV SERVICE YOUR CROSLEY- BENDIX DEALER We Sell Ihe Besi and Service lhe Res+ Phone 833 50 W. Broad COOKEVILLE. TENN. BAILEY'S DECORATING SUPPLY STORE Painf, Wallpaper, Floor Covering l25 W. BROAD STREET MURPHY'S SHOE STORE HERBERT MURPHY-Prop. 48 W. Broad Slreef Coolreville, Tenn. Phone 767 FOR LADIES-MIRACLE TREAD FOR CHILDREN-BILLIKENS Phone 776-R FOR MEN-GREEMAN AND BOB SMART WE DELIVER Complefe Range of Sizes and Widfh L. A. ALLEN DERO BROWN ALLEN - BROWN HARDWARE AND FURNITURE CO. Hardware. Furniiure Hoi' Poinl' Appliances Phone I Public Square COOKEVILLE, TENN. Complimenfs of JU DD'S HARDWARE Phone 929 IOI W. Broad COOKEVILLE, TENN. H! if ,I i ,, . 1 'T E 5, i E '-was The Friendly Place-Where Friends Meei' . . . Cecil Davis' WEST SIDE DRUG STORE Compliments of JAYSON'S CLOTHES FOR THE STUDENT BODY Complimenis of EUBANKS W. P. MORRIS MOTOR COMPANY DfjHfBfg'LE Desm Pwmoun' PLUMBING AND HEATING Cookeville, Tennessee Phone 447 STAMPS JEWELER GIFTS FOR EVERY OCCASION EXPERT WATCH AND RING REPAIR EasI' SicIe of Square COOKEVILLE, TENNESSEE SCOTT'S RED ACE Gas - Oil - Lubricaiion SERVICE WITH A SMILE Owned by: DURELL SCOTT I9 W. Spring Sfreei' Cookeville ALGOOD LIMESTONE COMPANY AGRICULTURAL LIMESTONE CONCRETE AND ROAD ROCK R. E. POTEET, Manager Phone 499 Algood, Tennessee Nighf Phone 0902 POWELL BILYEU AND SONS FURNITURE CompIeI'e Home Furnishings PHONE 350 COOKEVILLE CLAUDE WILMOTH INSURANCE AGENCY Generai Insurance and Bonds Office Telephone No. 7 Res. Telephone 750 RAY AND WILMOTH BUILDING CooIceviIIe, Tennessee Going Fishing? use VAUGH N's wi-nTE's FISH BAIT RESTAURANT Phone '36-L AIR CONDITIONED GRADE A Loca+ed On Ihe Square Phone 355 One Mile and a HaIf Easi of Cookeville On Monferey Highway SAM M. VAUGHN BORDEN ELECTRIC SERVICE Cookeville, Tennessee GENERAL ELECTRIC APPLIANCES We Appreciafe Your Pasl' Business and Hope for Your FuI'ure Business 46 S. Cedar Ave. Phone 92 Complimenls of Complimenls of SERVICE STATION MAHI-ER BR05- B fer, Tenn. Phone 3l02 AAA COOKEVILLE PLANING MILLS Hardwood Flooring and All Kinds of Building Lumber Free Plan Books Telephones 85 and 27l EAGLE'S re 'rhe Dollars Have More Cen+s , I8 W' Broad +h E+' Fml CI +h Ii Cookeville, Tennessee 0 mg or e nlre a HI HO DRIVE-IN Curb Service Bar-B-Q Chops Slealcs Counlry Ham BREAKFAST LUNCH DINNER Ralph H. Wirf J. E. Danner PuI'nam Prinling Co. Commercial and Social Prinling STATIONERY, VISITING CARDS, WEDDING ANNOUNCEMENTS INFORMAL NOTES Telephone 407 III W. Firsf SI. Cookeville, Tennessee Complimen+s of MARCHBANKS DRUG CO L- Cookeville, Tennessee The Rexall SIore LUMBER CO. Phone II2 BORDEN JEWELRY COMPANY Cookeville, Tennessee Complimenfs o'F Com plimen'I's of S 81 W CAFE WINONA IIO Spring S+ree+ Good Place lo Ea? MADDUX HARDWARE COMPANY On Hue Square Home Furnishings - Painls - Building Supplies Sporling Goods TERRY BROTHERS Co 'p'i 'e ls of Every+l1ing lo Wear J B 81 Dry Goods, Nofions, Millinery i i . Shoes, Clo+l1ing Cookeville, Tennessee W'Te Y B l T 'Y 5, IO, and 25c STORE MARTIN BUICK CO. MAXWELL'S ESSO SERVICE CENTER Broacl and WiIIow S+ree+s PI1o Your Friendly ESSO Dealer Cookeville, Tennessee I1 COOKEVILLE MARBLE AND GRANITE WORKS 'Memorials of Beaufy and DisI'incI'ion MONUMENTS - MARKERS MAUSOLEUMS ESTABLISHED I890 TELEPHONE bl MODEL CLEANERS AND LAUNDRY COTTON JOHNSON, Owner Complimenfs of J AND C MARKET FRESH MEATS Phone 306-W COOKEVILLE, TENNESSEE CompIimen+s of EAGLE'S NEST RESTAURANT Corner of Spring and Broad COOKEVILLE, TENN. CompIimen+s of COOKEVILLE TRANSIT LINES, INC. MIDSTATE MONUMENT CO. PEYTON wnLsoN CHARLIE WHITEAKER 36 Years of Business ONE AND ONE-HALF BLOCKS FROM SQUARE Phone 572-W COOKEVILLE, TENN. Complimenfs of H. J. QUALLS 81 COMPANY Wholesale Candies COOKEVILLE, TENN. CompIimen'I's of CREAM CITY ICE CREAM Phone I69 II9 W. Broad COOKEVILLE, TENN. Complimenfs of COWAN'S DRY GOODS STORE W. Broad SI'reeI' COOKEVILLE, TENN. COOKEVILLE RECAPPERS 407 E. Spring Belief-1?S2'lf2ff' RECAPPING - REPAIRING it B. F. Goodrich Tires and BaH'eries Molorola TV's Kelvinaior Appliances Phone ZI3 W. l l. FREEMAN Phone 340-R SALES SERVICE 93 Mill S+. Cookeville, Tennessee WALLS-BANN ERS-BU LLETI NS-TRUCKS--SHO-CA RDS ROAD SIGNS- SCOTCHLlTE Known 'For Qualify Complimen+s of Phone 743-G HUB CITY RAY 81 McDONALD SHELL SERVICE FARM SERVICE Producifs and Feecl-Seed-Fer+ilizer-Baby Chicks Goodyear Tires ----- AMANA Phone 375 Ii i -' Q.-4.75.3 Home Freezers and Air Concllhoners 'I NUZQF Cookeville, Tennessee Paul Thompson 3-215325 Complimenls of COOKEVILLE SHIRT COMPANY COmpllI'T1eI'l'l'S of PUTNAM co. DRIVE-,N Nashville Hi-way 54 S' Cedar Curb Service CLARENCE STEWART, AUTO SALES Guaranleed Used Cars-Pan Am Producls Upholsiery and Trim Shop Seal' Covers Converfible Tops COOKEVILLE, TENNESSEE MCMINNVILLE, TENN. GLASGOW, KY- JOHN E. McCLUEN CLIFF MASSA JOHN E. McCLUEN COMPANY Plumbing, Heating and Air Conditioning I6 S. Cedar S+ree+ Telephone 234 Cookeville, Tennessee L. W. LEGGE AGENCY Insurance - Bonds - Loans I6 Norih Cedar Telephone 525 J SPRING STREET MARKET R, A SPRING STREET MARKET 22 Wes? Spring Sireei' Open 24 Hours a Day Phone 7I9-B GROCERIES, FRESH MEAT, FRUITS AND VEGETABLES Prices Are Born Here and Raised Elsewhere x . T, RM ,E CENTRAL STUDENTS AT woRK WEAVER TYPEWRITER COMPANY II3 Wesi' Firs+ S+ree'r Cookeville, Tenn. Phone 852 Compiimenfs of JERSEY FARMS MILK SERVICE, INC. A FINE MILK Complimenfs of 635 E. Spring S+reeI COOKEVILLE, TENN. PHONE 385X usI' u ic quare Owners COOKEVILLE, TENNESSEE GEORGE AND IRENE SCRIBNER We Wish 'Io Express Our Appreciafion Io Ihe Adverfisers Who Have Made I+ Possible 'For Us +o Publish Ihe '57 CAVALIER THE ANNUAL STAFF gfjgflifxk Sf i x 1 -'T-'T X f Ziyvfv' X 3 x Q, Afilgbkg E5 7 ms HW E if K if W S M My WMEQKJ My M fd f' jpovv- XM' dj-'BX ' J JL,-JQSL ff XM? 0' Zsgpgfc.-f Dj7j1xf4Q'jl!! M097 My X if MQW ,v LITHOGRAPHED BY X f TAYLOR PUBLISHING co. 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