Central High School - Centralite Yearbook (Knoxville, TN)

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1954 volume:

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DIG THIS f A A M V gui 553+ ,Qu - Aqgysrq V ' A ,1 'iffagf lt, f -.,-as' nf-- .,,,,'-ff' Q LAST CRAZY YEAR WITH My 1 -fa Rf f Y' .N 1 Xfwr ,QI F HERE'S A BUNCH OF CRAZY MIXED UP KIDS THA KE REALLY HEP TO WHAT JIVES AROUND THIS JOINT CLASSES: FLIP THESE FLICKS 6 ' EL ., 4 ' .Ml thi! gg, i, 55 nf ,ggi Q . , , .,, M, if J X V ,:::.q.,xi. ,wx f ' WWW, '- w f ,f 7 , jfswff, fp C 'fi' EW QM K I K F f. - V22 -Y' X A .x 4 gk f 7-1 , 2,,. F Ww,f:k.Wn,,5, ,,,. W iwkr kr I 1 ' Aim ,'k. . ,gas Q 1 z 2 ' 9 2 fff ff f!'XQQ f' 72 - au. gi y gg .. V ,j , , AA,A,., ,, Q ,.:q A A . ,fm I . 1: 4 T . X miami SVG' -' , - ,,,. A ' 2 , N -Q TH MAME' Af-X EY OUTE ACTIVITIES: MAN! DIG THESE LITTLE ,Rv E55 15.5 MIXED UP nRoPsY-TuRvY sHlNnlGs E Ai 5 Q-+ lx 3 fi? A E37 E? :iff 43 :fc be H5 u 3 as uf is V' l , :gg 'fig 15 it we E HONO The Senior Class of 1954 takes pleasure in dedicating this annual to our friend and teacher, Coach Dan Boring. His efforts to combine a winning football team, a sound physical education program, and sportsmanship arouse respect from his opponents and admiration from his friends. 12 K v .Q ff W P E Q ...wi Adminisiraiion WMM .RQ-Q Mr. H. G. Loy Principal, friend, and counselor. 14 PRINCIPAL f if r 7 ,Z f ff 7 I -' 1 X X , V Miss Audrey Brickey, office secretary, assists Mr. Loy in keeping records and administering school business. ,.-.-......-Q Svkvkoln- FACU LTY Miss Alberta Ahler Speech Arts Mrs. lrene Baird Home Economics Mr. Dan Boring Physical Education Mr. William Browning Algebra Mr. Paul Cate American History and Geography Mr. Ben Chambers Physics Mr. Jerome Cruze Science Mr. A. W. Davis Driving Mrs. Bruce Drinnen Algebra Mr. John Elkins Typing and Physical Education Miss Hester Freeman English Miss Kate Gibson English Mrs. Henry Guinn Home Economics Mrs. Mary E. Harrison English Miss Nannie Lee Hicks American History FACULTY Mrs. Pauline Hutson Home Economics Mrs. Pace Moore Johnston Latin Mr. Earl Keller Mathematics Mr. J. R. Large Industrial Arts Mr. O. C. Lloyd Physical Education Miss Pauline McCloud Civics Mr. H. E. McGinnis General Science Miss Clara Masterson English Miss Louise Miller Physical Education Mrs. Mariorie Murray Distributive Education Miss Minnie Myers European History Mr. Verdel Nicely Economics Mr. Bryce Petree General Science Mrs. Ruth Petree English Mr. Charles Sanders Glee Club FACULTY Miss Lula Shipe Chemistry Mrs. Julia Stewart English Miss Gladys Stone Typing Miss Eva Venable Librarian Mr. P. M. Walker Algebra Miss Gladys Warren English Miss Anna Weigel Biology Mrs. Edith Wiles English Mrs. Abba Williams Art Mr. O'Dell Willis Band Not pictured: Mrs. Lucy As- bury, World History: Mr. N. B. Eubanks, History and Geography: Mrs. Louise Van Gilder, Spanish. .. MAA. hu... f ll .- 'Q .ff az. 4. X1 , V , -Q j-'W f' s 1 Left to right: Ray Jenkins, president, Sara Warters, treasurer, Jeanne Dodson, secretary, Eddie Townsend, vice-president. SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS AND SPONSORS left to right: Mrs. Mariorie Murray, Miss Nannie Lee Hicks, Mrs. Edith Wiles. ,lf 0 XE., DIG THESE, THE SLICKEST CHICKS ...... THE COOLEST CATS ..,... THE STONED 4 20 SENIORS Boyd Adkins Harold Ailor Barbara Ammons Buster Andre John Arban Bob Axley Pat Baker Patsy Baker Brownie Barlow Raymond Baskette Shirley Basler Louis Bass Beverly Bayless Nancy Beard Barbara Beeler SENIORS Glenn Beeler Roy Beeler, Jr. Wayne Beeler Don Beets Betty Biggs Margery Black Marie Blair Mary Bolling Richard Bowling Faye Brock Robert Brooks Katherine Brown Betty Ann Bryant Herbert Buckner Betty Buffat SENIORS Ben Burnette Martha Capps Bobbie Carden Carolyn Cate Mary Anne Champion Sue Clark Joe Clendenen Ruth Cobble Earl Cole Gene Cole Hazel Copeland Jim Coppock Doug Cornwell Charles Coward Bill Cox SENIORS Buddy Cox Patricia Anne Cox Larry Craig Richard Craig Charles Crick Joe Cunningham Carl Curtis Donna Darling Billie June Davis Howard Davis Charles Deaver Fred Dodson Jeanne Dodson Larry Durisch Jimmy Dykes SENIORS Carol Dysari Barney Edwards Bill Edwards Jerry Edwards Betty Evans Marion Felknor Harold Finley Shirley Finley Marilyn Forbes Mary Nan Ford Wilda Fowler Jack Fraker Evelyn French Floyd Friedman Nancy Frye ,aim SENIORS Hazel Gaines Jimmy Gammon Janice Garrett Marshall Gaskins Eugene Gilley Johnnie Gorman Sarah Griffin Peggy Griffin Doris Grodeman Becky Grove Margaret Grubb Bonnie Hall Herbert Hall Janice Hammond Charles Hansard SENIORS Betty Harper Charles Harrell Dale Harris Bill Hatmaker Jimmy Haun John Haworth Anna Haynes William Headrick Jean Hensley Shirley Hickey Paul Hickox Sue Hileman Frances Hodge Bobby Hodges Sara Holliday SENIORS Carolyn Holt Becky Hooff Billie Hooper Jackie Hubbard Catherine Hubbs Faye Hubbs Linwood Hudson Jewell Hughes Charles Hulen Lewis Humphrey Betty Humpsfon Raymond Hutchinson, Jr Ronnie Irick Carolyn Irwin Don Jacobs SENIORS Gilbert Jacobs Ray Jenkins Albert Johnson Bill Johnson Don Jones Wilma Jean Jones Freda Justice Barbara Kelley Gene Kerr Kenton Kidd Bill Kiclwell Dick Kirkendol Shirley Kitts Patsy Lambert Janette Lansden SENIORS Dick Layman Ronald Leake Barbara Lee Ray Lester Shirley Lester Mary Lett Donald Lowe Mary Louise Lowe Fred Luethke Betty Lynch Dixie Lynn McCammon Phyllis McCarier Mickey McCord Betty McLain Conrad Maiors SENIORS Martha Martin Dorothy Jean Mays Barbara Mink Orville Miller Blake Minton Harold Dean Moore Adrienne Morgan John Morgan King Morton Bill Murphy Cecile Myers Allen Mynait Ralph Mynatt Kennefh Neely Barbara Nelson SENIORS Martha Newman Mary Nicely Bill Oldham Janice Overton Carolyn Owen Don Paylor Betty Ruth Peek Rex Pless C. L. Pratt Ralph Pratt David Presnell Jo Anne Provence Dickey Pulliam Marlene Redding Gloria Reep SENIORS Barbara Rhyne John Ed Roberts Frankie Robertson Nancy Rogers Evelyn Romines John Ruble Carolyn Rule Billie Sue Scandlyn L. E. Scandlyn Sammie Lynn Scandlyn Billie Schumpert Shirley Scott Bill Selby Chrysteen Sharp Gordon Sharp SENIORS Tommie Gail Sharp Doyle Shelton Joan Sherrod Carolyn Shipley Betty Shipley Jack Shipman Betty Smalley Carlene Smith Christine Smith Mary Smith Robert Smith Ronald Smith Edith Spears Charles Spickarcl James Starnes SENIORS Harold Steele Jean Stooksbury Johnny Temple Joyce Thomas Mary Ann Thornburg Betty Thress Billie Tindell Jennifer Tipton Kenneth Tolliver Eddie Townsend Jim Trammell Sarah Trewhitt Barbara Truan Neagil Turner Richard Vance SENIORS Eva Vandergriff DeVaughn Wadsworth Jack Wake Marsha Waldrop Barbara Walker Shirley Wallaqe Bill Walters Sara Warters Judd Webb Barbara Webber Stanley Wells Donald West Lonnie Wilkerson Doug Williams Emory Jo Williams SENIORS Mariorie Williams Betty Williamson Charles Wilson David Wininger James Witt Robert Wolfenbarger Jane Wolfkiel Shirley Hale HISTORY OFTHE CLASS OF 1954 Fall of l95O found us as green, expectant, and hopeful freshmen entering the halls of Central High School to enlarge our world of experiences. To lead us our first year we chose Harold Finley as president with able assistance to be given him by David Emory, vice-president, and Becky Slack, secretary-treasurer. At mid-term we found that through our diligent CPD. study f??J forthy-eight members in our class had been taken into the Junior Honor Society. Our Glee Club under the direction of Mrs. Elsie Thomas won a superior rating at the State Festival in Kingsport, meanwhile, the band, directed by Mr. O'Dell Willis, was off on a trip with the football team to Jackson- ville, Florida. Later in the year they were awarded an A-1 rating at the State Festival in Knoxville. Nancy Rogers represented our class in the queen's court on May Day. The end of the year was upon us, and awards were given out. Mariorie Black re- ceived the P. T. A. award for the highest aver- age in our class, and Sammie Lynn Scandlyn received the P. T. A. award for the second highest average. By Becky Slack's name were recorded the highest grades in English, so she was awarded the English cup. The algebra cup went to Dickie Layman. When we returned to Central for the second time, we had greater plans than ever. To head these plans we again chose Harold Fin- ley as our president. David Emory as vice- president, Bill Kiddwell as secretary, and Jeanne Dodson as treasurer helped us too. Adding her talents to the cheerleading squad was Nancy Rogers. The dramatics department presented the Broadway play The Man Who Came to Dinner, and those from our class who took part were Harold Dean Moore, Louis Bass, Johnny Temple, Don West, and Bob Axley. At T. I. L. L. the play A Gypsy Romance was presented, and it won first place in the district and third in the state. Marilyn Forbes, Harold Dean Moore, Sammie Lynn Scandlyn, and Becky Grove were in the cast. A four-day trip through Kentucky was taken by our band members, and they received an A-rating in both the region and the state. Under the direction of Mrs. Frances M. Yett, the Glee Club was rated as excellent when they attended the state festival in Chattanooga. On May Day, Sammie Lynn Scandlyn was crowned May Queen, and Shirley Hickey was one of the seven in her court. When awards were handed out, the P. T. A. award for the highest average in the sopho- more class went to Jennifer Tipton. Mickey McCord received the English cup, and Dickie Layman again captured the algebra cup. The Latin trophy was presented to Sammie Lynn Scandlyn, and Jerry Edwards, Louis Bass, and Jennifer Tipton were the recipients of the Lucy Templeton Bird Awards. In September, 1953, we became upperclass- men-better known as iuniors. As election time rolled by, we found we had chosen David Emory, president, Ray Jenkins, vice-president, Jeanne Dodson, secretary, and Eddie Town- send, treasurer. We chose John Ed Roberts to help Nancy cheer our athletes on. Mr. Willis again directed our band to an A-1 rating at the state festival in Johnson City. When examinations were over at mid- term, the Senior Honor Society invited 18 members of our class to join their ranks. Girl Shy was presented by the dramatics department, and Harold Dean Moore, Jennifer Tipton, and Beverly Bayless all had leading parts. Shirley Hickey, Sammie Lynn Scandlyn, Marian Felknor, and Nancy Rogers were our May Queen candidates, and Shirley and Marian were in the queen's court. We chose to send Brownie Barlow and Gene Gilley as our representatives at Boys' State, and Barbara Lee represented us at Girls' State. Winning the national title of Boy of the Year was John Ed Roberts. Mrs. Murray and Mrs. Monroe sponsored our all-day outing at Big Ridge to bring to a close our junior year. As our leaders for our most cherished year at Central, we chose Ray Jenkins as our presi- dent. By his side worked Eddie Townsend as vice-president, Jeanne Dodson as secretary, and Sara Warters as treasurer. Miss Hicks, Mrs. Wiles, and Mrs. Murray were chosen as sponsors. At all sports events we were led in our cheers by John Ed Roberts fhead cheerleaderj, Sammie Lynn Scandlyn, and Nancy Rogers. Our band smartly chose pretty Marian Felk- nor as their sponsor, and Betty Thress and Hazel Gaines added class as maiorettes to our outstanding performers. From all the high school bands in the State of Tennessee, our band was chosen to represent Tennessee at the Lions Club Convention in New York City. Bill Walters served as student director, Barney Edwards, as band captain, and Larry Craig, as concert master. A big attraction of the year was Cheaper By the Dozen which was presented by the dramatics department. in the leads were Sammie Lynn Scandlyn, Betty Smalley, and Harold Dean Moore. Ably supporting them were Marilyn Forbes, Emory Jo Williams, and Jennifer Tipton. In the spring the Broadway play Curious Savage was given. Martha Capps, Sue Hileman, Harold Dean Moore, Jennifer Tipton, Shirley Wallace, Betty Smalley, and Patsy' Cox were the actor and actresses. from our class. Ruth Cobble received the D. A. R. citizenship award. Carol Dysart edited our annual, and Mr. Cate sponsored the publication. Leading our football team to the Knox Prep League Championship was Captain Richard Craig and Co-captain Charlie Hansard. The mighty Bobcat team represented Knoxville at the Meninak Bowl in Jacksonville, Florida. David Emory was named to the All-State and All-Southern elevens. Gene Gilley led our basketball team through a most successful season, and Jimmy Dykes was his co-helper. Gene was named captain of the all-city team and was placed on the district all-tournament team. The girls' basketball team was led by Captain Jean Hensley, who was also placed on the all-tournament team. Class night was held May 28, 1954, at the school. On Sunday, May 30, 1954, Baccalaureate was held at Central Baptist Church. We received our diplomas at our graduation exercises which were held in the U. T. audi- torium on June 1, 1954. Jim Cole, Ruth Cobble, Jerry Edwards, Emory Jo Williams, Mary Lynn Nicely, Sammie Lynn Scandlyn, and Margery Black were class speakers. Though the close of this year parts us, to all the faculty who have worked so faithfully and diligently to make our high school days so worthwhile, the senior class of 1954 gives you a sincere Thank You. The knowledge and experiences that we have received under your guidance will, we are sure, enable us to climb nearer our goals in life. 39 mqf ...VW I i 4 L iii 120 --X ? - Ql- ,MQ . at 5 leff Io right: Curtiss Patty, presidenip Tommy Drinnen, vice-presidenff Carolyn Hile- man, secretaryp Walter Thigpen, treasurer. M25 JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS AND SPONSORS K 'L U , R 141' ' W0 f' ly I U I f V nj, f I 175 . f I, A ' A E or Lf V j I N!! -Z I 4 ' R ' X Q9 fy P 'M Mr. Charles Sanders, Sponsor. VK! MEET THESE COOL CUBES- -THEY ARE 3-D SQUARES! 15' X F. if g,,,.,. 1 F W ,H it ae . we 3' Qi lisa if: J ,, L es' Q . , 4 HA if 'Qu- ,, ,M 'ive iii: XJ ,Lt ik-fr JUNIORS Charles Abernathy Barbara Acuff Louise Affel Anna Allen Euretha Allen Alberta Anderson Faye Arnwine Ray Arnwine Stephen Badgett Artha Baker Ben Baker Patti Barnes Shirley Barnes Helen Beeler Phyllis Beeler Leonard Bell Geraldine Billingsley Wayne Boatman Jerry Boston Joan Bounds James Branson Pat Briggs Dixon Browder Bill Brown Iris Brown Phyllis Brown Bonnie Bryan Sandra Buchanan Gail Buckner Carolyn Burkhart Martha Burkhart Kenneth Burton Faye Byrd Frances Byrd' Jackie Byrge Jerry Byrge Carolyn Cabage Larry Calvert Dorothy Cardwell Carolyn Carey Eugene Case Richard Chapman Kenneth Clark Ken Colquitt Carolyn Conner Wilma Coram Doug Courtney James Courtney JUNIORS Albert Cox Carolyn Cox Myra Creswell Phillip Crye Janice Curtis Norma Daniels Jim Darling Jane Davies Pat Davis Pete Davis Eleanor Deal Raymond Deal Barbara Dockery Kathleen Donaldson Joe Drafts Tommy Drinnen Joyce Dunn Virginia Easterday Judy Finley Jean Ford Janice Fowler Paul Galyon Nancy Gardner Sylvia Gardner Mary Garrett Eugene Gartrell Don Gentry Lowell George Barney Giddens Bill Gieseke Jane Godsey Donald Goodman Barbara Gray Roy Greenwood Judy Griffin Joyce Hale Marlene Hansard Sadie Hansard Bryan Harris Lynne Hart Jon Hatfield Lee Allen Hatmaker Betty Jo Haynes Freida Heinrich Fred Henry Lee Anne Hickman Carolyn Hileman Bill Hodge U in as ,Qs v Rf H, aw ET' .1 X , Q . ..,... .,, . Q A-1 in I N! 1 ,, . wi .3 ' A w ll . l -- ii V of 33 ,, L-Fi f - My ' 'K Iv - ' Q ng, - 'B I ' f, - ' -:- 1-1 . ax -ms -no ff. .s V - Nh, I 5, ,ie i . ,. .1 s f :gen L J.. .X ii- '. . 5 W 1' g, ra by .1 K' , ,,', 'i L as-.. 1 , J M - i T, H 535 2 is ,Q 'jf E, X- E All., X Q? a Q M51 Q j nie l Q 5 ,,: .V 1 -,nz sviiili X ,. ,-2:1 , JY 2 we . .5 N , ii i .J iii X X if- mil 632 JUNIORS Emily Hodge Tommy Holberf Carolyn Hopson James Howard Barbara Howard Jonathan Howes Bobby Hufsell Lawson Irwin John Jellicorse Jay Jenkins Jack Johnson Charles Jones Kay Jones Martha Ann Keeney Ken? Kennard Janie Kennedy Connie King Frank King Carolyn Kinser Barbara Kirk Jane Knight Arlene Kramer Joe Lakin Lynn Lamb Velma Large Eugene Legg Jerry Legg Jimmy Lloyd Bob Lockwood Cornell Lofton Bill Long Elaine Long George Long Mary Eleanor Loose Yvonne Loveday Donald Loy Dan Luethke Virginia Lunsford Helen McCampbell Charles McFalI William McHarris Bill Maclin Gladys Maples Richard Mashburn Betty Mason Eleanor Mauk Loretta Miller Jimmy Mitchell JUNIORS W. L. Mitchell Olin Mynatt Patricia Mynatt Elmo Nelson Jo Anne Nelson Martha Jean Newman Lillian Nickle Barbara Noe Carolyn Northcutt Marian Oates Fredda O'Barr Johnny Parker .lo Ann Parton Christine Paschal Curtis Patty Wayne Pearson Bennie Perry Don Pichett Bill Pitcher Martha Pratt Linda P'Simer Sue Raby Allan Rader Beverly Rand Don Ray Patsy Reed Jannette Ridner Ruth Riffey Betty Jo Riggs Wilson Ritchie Jerry Roberts Ronda Sue Rodgers Beverly Rogers Mary Lou Rollins Sandra Rose David Ross Barbara Rothrock Fred'Rowe Ronny Rule Kenneth Rush Donnie Ruth Edwin Samples Jeanette Savage Joanne Scandlyn Bobby Sexton Gene Shepard Eddie Shults Gene Smelser JUN ,ew JUNIORS Bob Smith Dorothy Smith Geraldine Smith Joanne Smith Peggy Smith Shirley Stanfill Carol Stapleton John Statum Bill Steele Ann Stephenson Patsy Stinnett Jay Story Barbara Stubbs Mary Ruth Suggs Suzanne Sunstrom Jack Surrett Frances Sweat Pat Tapley Shirley Templin Travis Templin Walter Thigpen Gwendolyn Thomas Pat Tillery Betty Travis Pat Trent Bob Trewhite David Trout Wayne Troutt Lynn Tucker Howard Turner Typhena Turner Gladys Ulrich Sylvia Underwood Donald Valentine Joe Wagner Barbara Wallace Troy Watson John Watts Lanny Weaver David Webb Kyle Webb Jerry Wells Johnny White Lawson White Beverly Williams Sara Williams Wayne Williams Wayne Williams Barbara Wilson Bobby Wilson Frances Wood Carolyn Zachary Left fo righf: Joanne Craig, vice-president: Jack Pappas, presidentg Wayne Shaver, ireasurerp Jennie Hart, secretary. SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS AND SPONSORS MEET N XX X Qv X KAN Swsw ,f N Q Rigs, A1 Q35 vxfy T' L Q - .L X - .3244 AS Mr. P. M. Walker and Mrs. Ruth Pefree, sponsors. THESE BRAINS WHO ARE ALL STON ED SOPHOMORES Joe Adams Mona Adcock George Alspaugh Ann Arban Nancy Armstrong G. F. Arvwine Elizabeth Arp Laverne Arp John Ashcraft Carolyn Babcock Barbara Baker Gary Baker Norma Baker Bobby Beeler Hazel Beeler L. R. Beeler Ruby Bell Lynn Bell Bobby Blackwell Jimmy Blalock Eugene Bradburn De-Ann Brakebill Bill Brewer Frances Brite lrma Brock Maureen Brown Diane Burchfield Martha Campbell Richard Camper Jimmy Cardwell David Carringer Bill Cate William Chastain Charlotte Clark Eddie Clark Sandy Clark Bill Collins Lee Collins Bill Conner Mildred Conner Carolyn Correll Edward Counts Anita Crabtree Joan Craig Claude Crass Keith Cress Bobby Dalbey Ray Dalton Jean Davenport Jimmy Davis Buddy Denney James Dorrycott Doris Dossett Dot Easterolay Lane Easterly Mac Edington Charlie Edwards Hugh Edwards Sammy Edwards Jean Elliott Hugh Elliott Jerry Ellis Jack Emge Lucy Eppes Ray Everett Sally Faddis Nancy Sue Fagg Paul Farmer Alice Fielden Shirley Forgety J V -.V 35. V 'Ml K 1 .Y ,lf 1 V , all K ' V w Va. J- V T.. . A . K '. .- VV '-es 'V Vx -- ,K-.Va .si ,, ' m 'Ci -1 . - A FP A VV N r': g:V . - .VK',iQ. 1. V .iV . IVV, VV i . 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Daniels Nancy Daniels Drucilla Davis Jim Davis Robert Davis Jewell DeMarcus Wanda DeMarcus Jerry Denney Dickey DeWine Betty Sue Donaldson Karen Durisch Myrna Dyer Edward Easterday Mary Easterday Sandra Edenfield Shirley Elliott Bill Farris Judy Faulkner Jim Fielden Peggy Flowers Frederick Forbes Porter Fort Carolyn Foster Warren Franz Jackie Sue Fulton Grae Garlinghouse Carrie Geer Bill George FRESHMEN Richard Gillenwaters Ann Goddard Myrna Graves Martha Graybeal Ella Anne Griffith Jennifer Hamilton Jerry Harmon Sue Harrell Joreita Harrington Ray Hatmaker Bruce Heath Wanda Henderlight Jimmy Hickey Judy Hiestand Eugene Hill Eleanor Hodge Patsy Holloway Carl Housely Doris Howard Doris Ann Howard Jimmy Curtis Howell Nancy Howes Charlie Hughes Josephine Hurst Bill Irick Alvin Jenkins Anita Johnson Charlotte Johnson Pat Johnston Gary Johnson Charles Jones Eugene Jones L. C. Jones Marie Jones Carol Keesling Richard Keith Paul Kelley Ronald Kirkham Jimmy Kirkendol Nancy Kirkendol Jewell Kitts Sharon Kitts Nelson Lakin Patricia Lakin Wayne Large Gale Legg Patsy Lemarr Floyd Lenear Evelyn Lewis Colman Longworth Sandy Louell Dalton Lowe Jack Lowe Tommy Lowe Donald Loy Douglas Luna Dora Lusk Gilbert Lusk Tommy McCampbell Ralph McCarter Bartley McClain Carolyn McClain W. A. McFall Nettie McLain Margaret McMillan Jimmy McPherson Katherine Mahon Jo Ann Martin Marilyn Martin Barbara Martin Jimmy Mason J. D. Mehaffey Donnie Medley Betty Merriman Martha Messman Galen Methvin Tony Metler Charlotte Miller Janice Milligan Leon Millsaps V 1 ' , ' . W -SWA 6- JL 5 . g ' . .. ' JJ 37 - K f.. f,, ' Ali Mil' iff- ., J J J I ' at JJ ,ML I I V , gigs . . ' 9 'V -, :wa ,,.. .: J 'G V. fLg1gw.k.,.!V MV JJ-Arg. J- Y-PM f fgl' 6' 4s::....- Q J .mf ,, 5341- f mggsg,-J..ss . . . -fe e. 5. S A A A 223729 J .W . gs if ,, . , t get J: J J, J M, Jae. -K q J9 f ,. 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T , FRESHMEN Jerry Milstead Barbara Minton Glynn Mitchell Jimmy Mitchell Charles Montgomery Almeta Moore Ann Moore Paul Morton Patsy Munday Lynn Musgrave Keith Mynatt Marvin Neeley Kenneth Newman Allen Nickle Billy Nickle Effie Ogle Esther Ogle Mary Ann Ogle Vernon Oglesby Nancy Overton Walter Parry Carolyn Payne Darlene Perry Jean Pickel Sandra Pless Ronnie Pollard Alvin Redell Nancy Riddick Hazel Riffey Allen Riggs Donald Riggs Barbara Risner Kenneth Roach Jack Roberts Johnnie Lou Rodgers Jo Ann Rollins Louise Romines Bobby Rule Gail Savage Martha Saylor Margaret Seiber Jerry Sharp Mike Sharp Sam Sharpe Sarah Shelley Martha Shotsman Roberta Shown Danny Skeen Carl Sloan Leah Smelcer Barry Solomon Bettie Spears Pim Stephenson Ann Story June Story Frances Strange Bobbie Suffridge Nancy Suffridge John Tipton Robbie Todd Freddie Travis Johnnie' Travis Sammy Trent Larry Trivette Jimmy Turner Ronnie Turner Mary Underwood Charlotte Vandergriff Stuart Vandergriff Margie Wade Jimmy Walker Charlotte Wallace Katherine Wallace Jane Wallin Jean Webb Veda Webb James West Gwendolyn White Jack White Libby Willett FRESHMEN John Williams Joyce Williams Janice Williford Kenneth Wilson Johnny Wolfenbarger Jimmy Wyatt Deborah Wyrick Audrey Zink Rena Fine Charlotte Truan Marilyn Haws Jimmy Henson Kyle Black Howard McClain Charles Severance Judy Watson 1, 1 X ll A i J L! 4 ff? 9 ' M f ,ii 6 Ra i Q i 1, , i if 'ms' JH , A :Ji i if E im, e . ,. ,, X .ft f., ' qw -,,, it aa'-.fm a 'rf ye .Lila f ' W Ji ' Mm QF x ,A Q fi R, Y fm i L. at i .5135 . . ,M fr 'G 1' 'L 1 5? . ' ' it Q '4 BQQYA W , i' any-vu. 91 5 k ai Q , .Q - in t wif J a ,A 9' ,gist F, ' it ,,i, ,..a, z my iv it K Sli? f T X ,j , ' Q .M , A1 tl E , X w .H K A Xi '75 '- i J 'i 'K lr, I , 3 , J. , wgryhn .. ' . f naw: J 6 ,. H si' Q1 z ' . vw' ff sy i, . y V x r ' f -'WW X 1 - A 'fi-Q X , Y - . A , ape... J N '7 2 Q TL f. P' , 'ful' f '2 - 5, , sw' , fm, ' I ow: i 1 vw. ,J . .,,. A. ,- it , I , ww-um , ' f ,is ,Nqr 2 fs, f 5 , -5 W, R S wi.. -, U wi'-V Vg, ,:, , A wi, is '12, K , FW? :NY J 97,9 QLD 'JW' 'V ' ., ' , 1,9 53?- , i- at ,M -' 'V iw -, '-,fs ,f ,,::,ayeg - f -,ir 31 , ' W ' if JH' 'waz Wllff 'f ' ww , S ell Ffiwii l ' W f ' i all . :Cv . L'f?f'f'M-1, , ZYW ' fl' gilt ' H -A ,wh is wygggif ,iv . ,X i ' gf .. xq'w ' , , .- wh c iv- .71 56 h , f V A W 4' Acii'i'ies Flutes: Carol Dysart, Richard Sanner, Paul Morton, Peggy O'Neal, Barbara Asbury, Billy Stoffell. Oboes: Richard Trythall, Robert Ritchie. Clarinets: Mickey McCord, Paul Hickox, Lee Anne Hickman, Phil Stewart, Roger Tate, Billie Sue Scandlyn, Jimmy Davis, Bill Pitcher, Johnny Parker, Raymond Baskette, Mac Edington, Pat Tapley, Anson Galyon, Margaret McMillan, Fred Forbes, Mariel Keaton, Winston Hedgepeth,.Edwin Decker, Sammy Sharp, Annette Bailey. Cornets: Barney Edwards, John Ruble, Bobby Wilson, Joe Wagner, Johnny Statum, David Presnell, James Starnes, Elmo Nelson, John Smelser. Trumpets: King Morton, Jan Wallace. French Horns: Larry Craig, David Troutt, Bill Walters, Billy Felknor, David Ross, Jimmy Hickey, Margaret Patrick, Allen THE BAND During i953-1954 Central has had good reason to be proud of its band. At all the football games the band played as well as performed on the field. At one of the foot- ball games a committee from the Lion's Club came to appraise the band. It was chosen over other bands in the state to represent Tennessee at the National Lion's Club Con- vention in New York in July. Adding to the class of the band in the marching department were drum major Cornell Lofton, sponsor Marian Felknor, and maiorettes Joan Bounds, Betty Thress, Hazel Gaines, and Sandra Rose. In October the band went to Jefferson City to help cheer the Bobcats on to a 40-O football victory. 58 Nichols. Trombones: Randall Wilson, Carolyn Shipley, Troy Watson, Jack Palmer, Jim Darling, Fred Henry, Lynn Holt, Lane Easterly, Alvin Jenkins. Baritones: Jonathan Howes, Kenneth Burton, Jack Surrette, Sammy Trent. Bass Horns: Kenneth Clark, Sammy Edwards, Bill Brown, Doug Williams. String Basses: Marilyn Forbes, Jay Story. Bassoons: Beverly Bayless, Beverly Rand. Alto Clarinets: Dixon Browder, Bill Gieseke. Bass Clarinets: Barbara Rhyne, Cornell Lofton. Saxaphones: William McHarris, Charles Hulen, Gene Brad- burn, Gordon Davis, Bill Hodge, Bill Maclin, Charles Coward, James Arms. Percussion: Bill Edwards, Philip Crye, Wilson Ritchie, Walter Thigpen. 'I 'we tl The winter concert was given on February ll, The week-end of February 6, Dixon Browder, William McHarris, and Paul Hickox played in the All-East Tennessee Band in Chattanooga. Dixon and William also played in the All-State Band for the Teachers' Meeting in Nashville. The band attended the State Competition Festival at Jefferson City on April 2. The spring concert was given May 6. On June l, 1954, the band played at the graduation exercises, ending a very successful year. We, the students, want to thank Mr. Willis for the fine iob he has done with the band during the past year. 2' Xi YJ X X 2,2 4 :Q Q I 'V 3 V X , I' 2 Q '- LL, Marian Felknor, Band Sponsor, and Cornell Loffon, Drum Maier. MAJORETTES Maiorettes Sandra Rose, Hazel Gaines, Joan Bounds, and Betfy Thress. At piano: Velma Large. Row 1: Pat Briggs, Phyllis McCarter, Linda Kidd, Billie Tindell, Patsy Cox, Janice Hammond, Becky Hooff, Pat Davis, Marsha Waldrop, Jimmy Sterling, Richard Vance, Mr. Sanders, director, Jimmy Trammell, Eddie Townsend, Kent Kidd, Shirle Wallace, Joanne Nelson, Myra Creswell, Virginia Easterday, Kathleen Donaldson, Catherine Adams. Row 2: Sue Raby, Gwendolyn Thomas, Mary Lynn Nicely, Chrysteen Sharp, Jane Godsey, Maureen Cox, Howard Davis, Roy Greenwood, Don Pickett, Bennie Perry, Dan Leuthke, Harold Steele, Jim Cole, Carolyn Cox, Nancy Rogers, Nancy George, Mary Eleanor Loose, Jeanne Dodson. Row 3: Alice Fielden, Joanne DeMarcUs, Joanne Smith, Marian Felknor, Jane Wolfkiel, Charles Harrell, Johnny Temple, Norman Shirley, Bill Murphy, Charles Byrge, Scott Woods, James Courtney, Judy Griffin, Lynn Tucker, Carol Stapleton, Carolyn Irwin, Carol Duggan, Hazel Gaines, Catherine Brown. Row 4: Martha Pratt, Dot Smith, Sarah Griffin, Martha Capps, Ruby Bell, Jean Ford, Ronnie Rule, Glenn Beeler, Heymore Schettler, Raymond Deal, Charles Hansard, Anita Hunter, Joanne Craig, Nina Langston, Euretha Allen, Marian McCampbell, Artha Baker, Barbara Lee, Betty Biggs. Row 5: Carolyn Burkhart, Shirley Lester, Eleanor Deal, Mary Louise Lowe, Alice Tipton, Richard Craig, Lonnie Wilkerson, James Nicely, Richard Mashburn, Richard Bowling, Earl Browning. THE GLEE CLUB The Glee Club is fortunate to have had as their director for the past two years, Mr. Charles P. Sanders, who has devoted much of his time to the chorus. To open the new school year the Glee Club had representatives in the E. T. E. A. Festival on October 30. They sang for The Lions Club, the Rotary Club, and the P. T. A. Founders' Day. Their first Annual Winter Concert was presented on December 17, 1953 with a Christmas theme. The officers are: president, Kenton Kidd, vice-president, Johnny Temple, secretary and treasurer, Jeanne Dodson, student director, Shirle Wallace, and accompanist, Velma' Large. The Glee Club attended the E. T. Choral Association Festival at U. T. and received a high rating. These students are looking for- ward to the possibility of a tour. The spring concert was given in May. The soloists in the choir were Sue Hileman, Janice Hammond, and Jimmy Trammell. Y-TEENS The Y-Teens are iuriior members of the Y. W. C. A. This year for the first time there are two clubs. The freshman club worked on the polio drive this year for their project. The sophomores gave a- benefit dance for the Crippled Children's Home on March 12. Row 'l: Priscilla Mitchell, Patsy Turleyville, Ella Ann Griffith, Patsy Munday, Peggy Flowers, Joy Grayson, Patsy Cox, Martha Messman, Barbara Witt, Jewell DeMarcus. Row 2: Clois Hutchison, Laura Bolton, Joan Rollins, Bettye Hughes, Carol Ann Webster, Judy Luallen, Judy Watson, Sandra Sharpe, Irma Brock, Dorothy Vandergriff, Rena Fine, Eliza- beth Willett, Marilyn Martin. Row 3: Nancy George, Carolyn Babcock, Sandra Lovell, Barbara Smith, Marian McCampbell, Linda Hatcher, Margie Stapleton, Jackie Bass, Rodalyn Napier, Margaret Seiber. Row 4: Margaret Patrick, Judy Carter, Mary Ruth' Wells, Martha Hubbs, Sammy Jarnigan, Barbara Morton, LaVerne Rogers, Norma Blackburn, Jafikle Metler, Myrna Graves, Carolyn Payne, Judy Cowden. Row 5: Alice Fielden, Mary Ann Ogle, Carolyn RBGCE, NHNCY Sexton, Winnie Montgomery, Anita Crabtree, Sally Hum- phrey, Jane Sims, Pat Whitehead, Margaret Webber, June Story. Row I: Bobby Smith, Bob Axley, Bobby Sexton, Doug Williams. Row 2: John Stoffell, Raymond Deal, Mr. Keller, sponsor. Row 3: C. L. Pratt, Stanley Wells, Gordon Davis, Stephen Badgett. 4-H CLUB The boys in The 4-H Club have individual proiects in agriculture and livestock raising. At The fair in the fall of 1953 these boys entered Their projects. A 612 SCIENCE CLUB In the fall of 1953 the Science Club elected Jennifer Tipton as president, Gene Gilley as vice- president, Bill Gieseke as secretary, and John Jellicorse as treasurer. One of its members, Mickey Mc- Cord, went to the Tennessee Junior Academy of Science with a project. The club also sponsored a science fair and entries into the Appa- lachian Science Fair. They spon- sored two entries in the Westing- house Science Talent Search. These two entries, Mickey McCord and Jennifer Tipton, placed in the state contest. Members of the Science Club have taken several field trips to different places. Row-I: Larry Trivette, Lucy Ann Eppes Raymond Hutchison Row 2 Mickey McCord Marian Oates Jennifer Tipton, Miss Shipe sponsor Row 3 Gene Gilley John Jellucorse Bill Pitcher Roger Tate OFFICE ASSISTANTS Row 'lz Eleanor Mauk, Nancy Frye, Marilyn Forbes, Becky Colquitt, Johnnie Gorman. Row 2: Walter Thigpen, Mary Anne Champion, Miss Brickey, Jackie Hubbard, Bobby Sexton. LTBRARY ASSISTANTS Row 1: Joe Drafts, Nancy Phelps, Veda Webb, Miss Venable, librarian, Anita Hunter, Barbara Howard, Wiley Johnson. Row 2: Barbara Jensen, Jane Godsey, Patsy Reed, Ruby Bell, Joyce Thomas, Diane Roach, Winifred Montgomery, Faye Brock. Row 3: Carolyn Hileman, Janice Garrett, Carolyn Holt, Emory Jo Williams, Beverly Bayless, Sally Humphrey, Carol Stapleton, Wilma Jones. Row 4: Freda Justice, Mar- gery Black, Joanne Scandlyn, Marian Oates, Louis Bass, Mary Nell Light, Patsy Whitehead, Anita Crab- tree, Gloria Reep, Betty Ann Bryant. KITCHEN CLUB Row 1: Bobby Sexton, Albert John- son, Carolyn Owen, Dorothy Mays, Ella Byrd, Alma Teague, Mrs. Hunter, manager, Ruth Teague, Florida Stribbling, Carolyn Holt, Jo- anne Sherrod. Row 2: Jack Wake, Bill Selby, Donnie Ruth, Bill Moore, David Emory, Ken Colquitt, Carl Curtis, Bill Oldham, Stanley Wells, Herbert Hall, Johnny Temple. Be- tween rows: Bennie Perry, Don Pickett. 3,1- The Library Assistants are chosen by Miss Venable. These students help with the library work before and after school and between and during classes. They are chosen on the basis of dependability, ability, leadership, and scholarship. The boys and girls in the Kitchen Club help serve the lunches in the cafeteria. The boys run the dishes through the sterilizer, keep food on the counters, and help keep the kitchen and lunchroom clean. The girls serve the food and fix the salads. Any other odd iobs that need doing in the kitchen are clone by these students. t frizxv It is the duty of the Office Assistants to help with any emergency that arises in the school, to help in the office by answering the Telephone and running errands. They are chosen on their ability, efficiency, and general attitude. J .1 ,mmf- ,-A-v f Q ,,, A l. fd Row 'I Brownie Barlow Harry Collins. Row 2: Wayne Shaver, Coach Boring, Jimmy Dykes, Jerry Edwards Row 3 Bill Kidwell Gene Gilley, Bobby Sexton, Charlie Hansard. GYM ASSISTANTS The boys' gym assistants help the students on funda- mentals of gymnastics in basketball, volleyball, tumbling, baseball, softball, and football. They give exercises, call the roll in class, and fill the coke machine. The girls' gym assistants conduct the gym classes' when Miss Miller is not present to do it. They referee basketball, volleyball, and kickball games so there will be fair play in the classes. Row I: Phyllis McCarter, Janice Fowler, Carolyn Rule. Row 2: Kathleen Donaldson, Miss Miller, Dot Cardwell, Barbara Howard. Row 3: Jean Hensley, Frances Byrd, Martha Newman, Yvonne Loveday. Row 1: Sue Clark, Eva Vandergriff, Bonnie Jo Hall, Virginia Mathena, Marlene Redding, Faye Hubbs, Billie Hooper, Emily Cox, Barbara Nelson, Marie Blair, Mrs. Murray. Row 2: Neagil Turner, Mary'Ann Thornburg, Christine Smith, Shirley Kitts, Frankie Robertson, Peggy Griffin, Barbara Kelly, Mary Smith, Mary Lett, Evelyn Romines. Row 3: Orville Miller, Ray Lester, Bill Headrick, Don Lowe, Don West, Linwood Hudson, Earl Cole, Don Jacobs. Row 4: Boyd Adkins, Fred Dodson, Albert Wilson, Charlie Wilson, DeVaughn Wadsworth. DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION The D. E. Club elected these people for officers for the year of 1953-195-4: Marlene Redding, president, Fred Dodson, vice-presi- dent, Mary Ann Thornburg, secretary, and Bonnie Jo Hall, treasurer. This club has been active in all organized activities this year. Delegates were sent to the State Convention in Nashville where Marlene Redding was elected vice-president of the East Tennessee District. All the members attended the Regional Con- vention held at the University of Tennessee, at which they received the trophy for the best rx W D. E. club by placing in every contest and Marlene Redding attended the National Con- vention in San Antonio, Texas. Row l:Johnnie Gorman, Sara Warters, Ruth Cobble, Marian Row 3: Curtis Patty, Jim Cole, Bill Walters. Row 4: Felknor, Sammie Lynn Scandlyn, Sue Hileman. Row 2: Richard Mashburn, John Jellicorse, Jerry Edwards. Mary Bolling, Gladys Ulrich, Carolyn Cox, Dixie McCammon. BETA CLUB The Beta Club is a service organization whose membership is based on achievement, character, and leadership. The highlight of the year was the State Convention held in Nashville during April. One ot the main proiects of the club was a school campus cleanup. ' President .......... ........... R uth Cobble Vice-President ..... ...... J ohnnie Gorman Secretary ......... ....... S ara Warters Treasurer ...... ..... S ue Hileman 68 P. T. S. A. Before This year The Junior P. T. A. has been The sTudenT's branch of The adulT P. T. A. This year The Junior P. T. A. and P. T. A. have com- bined To form The P. T. S. A., The Parent- Teacher-STudenT AssociaTion. The officers of The P. T.S.A. for The year 1953-T954 were: Johnnie Gorman, presidenT, Emory Jo Williams, vice-president, Marian Felknor, secreTary, RuTh Cobble, Treasurer. Row I: Nancy Howes, Nancy Riddick, Beverly Bayless, Emory Jo Williams, Marian Felknor, Johnnie Gorman, John Jellicorse, Sara Warters, Sammie Lynn Scandlyn, Lucy Ann Eppes, Audrey Zink, Carol Dysart. Row 2: Janie Bradburn, Doris Howard, Pat Tillery, Patsy Lambert, Lynn Tucker, Alice Fielden, Carolyn Payne, Peggy Flowers, Beverly Rand, Carol Stapleton, Jane Godsey, Beverly Rogers, Joanne Nelson. Row 3: Anita CrabTree, Martha Pratt, Jane Kennedy, Harriet Woolsey, Barbara Jensen, Margie Stableton, Frieda Hein- rich, Marlene Redding, Peggy Griffin, Janice Hammond, Margie Black, Yvonne Loveday. Row 4: J. W. Barringer, Bill Kidwell, Gene Gilley, Johnny Temple, Bill Housley, Ray Jenkins, Roger Tate, David Presnell, Tommy Hayes, David HeisT, BeTTy Williamson, Mary Bolling, MargareT Grubb, Katherine McMahan. Row 5: David Emory, Bob Axley, Ray Arnwine, Jay Jenkins, John Ed Roberts, Sammie Trent, Dewey Nokes, DeVaugl'-n Wadsworth, Jimmy Davis, Don Loy, Margaret Patrick, Jennifer Tipton. 69 Row 1: Marilyn Forbes, Sammie Lynn Scandlyn, Becky Capps. Grove, Ruth Cobble, Betty Smalley, Miss Ahler. Row 2: Mashbu Row 3: Tommy Hayes, Harold Dean Moore, Richard rn, John Jellicorse, William McHarris, Howard Davis, Sue Hileman, Beverly Bayless, Emory Jo Williams, Mary Gene Case. Lou Rollins, Janice Hammond, Jennifer Tipton, Martha THESPIANS The National Thespian Society is a national organiza- tion for the promotion of high school dramatics. To be a member of the society one must have a major part in a produced play or one hundred hours of play work. 70 CURTAIN CLU The Curtain Club, Central's dramatics organization, held bi-monthly meetings throughout the year. Its activities in- cluded sponsoring two three act plays, CHEAPER BY THE DOZEN and THE CURIOUS SAVAGE, attending the Uni- versity plays, and giving a formal ban- quet to close the year. Jennifer Tipton was president, Harold Dean Moore was vice-president, Sammie Lynn Scandlyn was secretary, and Betty Smalley was treasurer of the club. Row 'ln Dot Oglesby, Betty Smalley, Jeanette Savage, Mary Lou Rollins, Betty Harper. Row 2: Larry Triv- ette, Jennifer Tipton, Billie Harper, Patsy Baker, Miss Ahler. Row 3: Harold Dean Moore, John Jellicorse, Tommy Hayes, Gene Case. PLAY SHOTS T DEBATING TEAM The Debafing Team has won a maiorify of iTs debaTes This year. In The American Legion TournamenT, where They debaTed The national debi limiT, The members placed second. They aTTended The SouThern Speech AsaociaTion TournamenT in Dallas, Texas, where They debated The method of'elecTing The l5re'sidenT of The UniTed STaTes. y -' Row 1: Eddie Soloman, Miss Ahler, Gene Case. Row 2: Dixon Browder, Jonathan Howes, Tommy Hayes. Row 3: John Jellicorse, Richard Mashburn, Frank King, William McHarris. 72 Row 'l: Carolyn Walker, ElizabeTh Arp, Sue Shipe, Mackie STooksbury, Miss Warren, sponsor. Row 2: Barbara Lee, Mary Bolling, BeTTy Williamson, Diane Warwick. The purpose of The FuTure Teachers of America is To insTill in young people The desire To Teach and To become acquainTed wiTh The FUTURE TEACHERS profession as a whole. On February 24 Tour girls were represenTaTives To The Council of SouThern MounTain Workers aT GaTlinburg. The Second Annual DisTricT Convenrion of The F. T. A. was held March 5 aT The FirsT Chris- Tian Church, Each year a senior girl from each chapTer compeTes for The S100 scholarship presenTed by The DelTa Kappa Gamma SocieTy. CenTral's chapTer raised money To presenT a scholarship To one of The senior members in recogniTion of his ouTsTanding achievemenTs. Furure Teachers meeT on The TirsT Wednesday of every monTh. PresidenT ............. ...... D iane Warwick Vice-Presidenf ...... ........ B arbara Lee SecreTary ......... .................... S ue Shipe Treasurer ...... ........ M ackie STooksbury Row 'l: Mary Walker, Gail Barringer, Ann Story, Carolyn Brown, Peggy Flowers, Myrna Graves, Sarah Shelley, Louise Romines, Jackie Fulton, Margaret Webber, Mrs. Guinn, sponsor. Row 2: Mrs. Hutson, sponsor, Wanda DeMarcus, Anita Johnson, Nancy Riddick, Karen Durisch, Anita Hunter, Eleanor Sartain, Marian McCampbell, Becky Hooft, Carolyn Kinser, Beverly Rogers, Doris Tinker. Row 3: Dicki Stewart, FUTURE HOMEMAKERS CF AMERICA There are three chapters of Future Home- makers ot America at Central High with a total of 240 girls enrolled. These chapters are affiliated with the State and National F. H. A. Some of the proiects undertaken during the year are: filling thirty Red Cross boxes, selling thirty Volunteer Cook Books, filling Thanks- giving basket, sending food, clothing and toys to children in our community at Christmas, giving a Freshman Tea in the tall, a Senior Tea in the spring. Mrs. Lawrence Kennedy, chapter mother for Chapter Ill, entertained the members with a tea at her home on March 12. Christmas and -Valentine parties were held at the school. F. H.A. Day was held at Central High on April 3. Twenty-three members with three advisors attended the State F. H. A. Convention March 18, 19, and 20. Gail Shipley, Carol Webster, Carolyn Babcock, Jackie Bass, Mary Eleanor Loose, Joanne Nelson, Janice Curtis, Myra Dyer, Nancy Suffridge, Priscilla Mitchell. Row 4: Carolyn Hileman, Pat Tillery, Joanne Craig, Joanne Scandlyn, Frances Gerardi, Emily Hodge, Patti Lou Barnes, Doris Howard, Janet Huskisson, Martha Newman, Patsy Cox. SENIOR HI-Y IUNIOR HI-Y President David Emory Vice-President Bob Axley Secretary Lonnie Wilkerson Treasurer Bill Kidwell Chaplain Barney Edwards Sponsor Bob Mize Row 'I: Norman Shirley, Barney Edwards, Bill Kidwell, David Emory, Bob Axley, Lonnie Wilkerson, Bob Hutsell. Row 2: Ray Arnwine, Frank Kelley, John Watts, Butch Gaskins, Doug Cornwell, David Wininger, Harold Steele, Buddy Bassett, Eddie Townsend. Row 3: Donnie McNeil, Harold Ailor, Ralph Pratt, Bill Selby, Bobby Sexton, Herbert Buckner, Charlie Hansard. Row 4: Buster Andre, Wayne Williams, Jim Darling, Jack Wake. Row 5: Bill Maclin, Richard Craig, Freddie Henry, Richard Harmon, Barney Giddens, Bud Witt, Joe Cunningham, Gene Gilley. The two Hi-Y's have had several proiects this past year. Some of them-were buying a iukebox, putting up a plaque in the auditorium in honor of Mr. Brickey, repairing the scoreboard in the gym. Row 'l: Wayne Pearson, Jerry Wells, Johnny Statum, Sandra Rose, Bill Hodge, Wilson Ritchie, Kenneth Neely, Bobby Sexton. Row 2: Jim Cole, Cornell Lofton, Jerry Edwards, John Ed Roberts, Dan Leuthke, Bill Murphy, Johnny White, John Ruble. Row 3: Larry Durisch, Bill Walters, Eddy Dud- ley, Ken Colquitt, Raymond Deal, Herb Buckner, Heymore Schettler, Bill Edwards. President Jim Cole Vice-President Bill Walters Secretary Jerry Edwards Treasurer John Ruble Row 'l: Tommie Gail Sharp, Carol Dysart, Sara Warters, Sammie Lynn Scandlyn, Mr. Cate. Row 2: Mary Bolling, Johnnie Gorman, Frances Hodge, Nancy Frye. Row 3: Gene Gilley, Bill Walters, John Ed Roberts. Row 4: Jerry Edwards, John Jellicorse. Row 1: Mr. Cate, Advisor, John Jellicorse, Carol Dysart, Sammie Lynn Scandlyn. Row 2: Jerry Edwards, Bill Walters, John Ed Roberts. 76 AN N UAL CENTRALITE To bring to you this year an annual you will long Treasure, many, many hours have been spent To record The activities of The T953-54 school year. Work began The first day of school and continued until late in March when the printers put the record in black and white. Heading The staff -this past year were Editor Carol Dysart, Junior Editor John Jelli- corse, Secretary Sammie Lynn Scandlyn, and Photographer and Be-Bop Editor John Ed Roberts. The other staff members were Sara Warters, Circulation Manager, Jerry Edwards, Business Manager, and Bill Walters, Advertis- ing Manager. Row 1: Barbara Acuff, Ann Stephenson, Pat Davis, Phyllis Brown, Peggy Flowers, Mary Eleanor Loose, Jane Wolfkiel. Row 2: Mr. Cate, advisor, Dickie Campen, John Black, Mary Lou Rollins, Marian Oates, Barbara Asbury, Beverly Rand, Frances Sweat. Row 3: Ray Hatmaker, Walter Perry, Joe REGULAR CENTRALITE In T953 and 1954 the Regular CENTRALITE -increased its circulation by about 250 papers while publishing nine issues during the year. This increased circulation was due to more and better features and the efforts of the circulation staff. The staff held its meetings after school on the first and second Tuesdays of each month. The big project of the year was a six page issue on April l, containing extra features and April Fool stories, iokes, and iabber. The staff attended two newspaper confer- ences, the East Tennessee Scholastic Press Association held at Fulton High School on March 24 and the Tennessee High School Press Association held at the University of Tennessee on April 2 and 3. The CENTRALITE became a member of the National Scholastic Press Association and the paper was submitted for iudging there. Wagner, Bill Gieseke, Walter Thigpen, Bill Brown, Gene Case, Jennifer Tipton,. Freddie Forbes, Pim Stephenson. Row 4: John Ed Roberts, Mike Hughes, John Jellicorse, Jonathan Howes, Dixon Browder, Gene Gilley. In May a banquet was held for the staff and letters and N. S. P. A. pins were awarded to the staff for their faithful service. 77 Row 1: Bobby Rule, Joe Kelley, Martha Sue Nicely, Sandra Sharp, Bertie Jean Jones, Glenda Rainey, Judy Luallen, Mary Ruth Wells, Nancy Phelps, Barbara Asbury, Freddie Forbes, Ben Pelton. Row 2: Larry Trivette, Robert Collier, Emily Jo Guynes, Richard May,-Freddie Brandon, Laura Bolton, John Hyder, Lucy Ann Eppes, Carolyn Conner, Carolyn Rule, David Carringer, Dan Searle, Sally Humphrey, Doris Dossett, Patricia Mynatt. Row 3: Pim Stephenson, Carol Ann Webster, Dicki Stewart, Mackie Stooksbury, Lowell Blanchard, Charlie Hughes, Pat Chumley, Barbara Jensen, Harriett Woolsey, Annette Bailey, Marilyn Hall, CRASSUS' 78 Katherine Mahon, Betty Carey, Karen Durisch, Shirley Cab- age, Betty Hughes, Carolyn Reece, Mary Frances Gerardi. Row 4: James Mason, Tommy Schumpert, Kenny Kaiser, Richard Campen, Mack Phillips, Arvid Holt, Kenneth Rauls- ton, Galen Methrin, Jerry Sharp, Nelson Farmer, Hugh Webb, Sammie Trent, John Branam, Lee Schuiten. Row 5: Albert Witt, Michael Sharp, Lanny Byrd, Mrs. Johnston, Tommy Stanfill, Bobby Hall, John Carpenter, Alvin Jenkins, Porter Fort, Victor Greene, Dick Kirkendol, Bo Thrift, Colman Longworth. JUNIOR, CLASSICAL LEAGUE The Junior Classical League has enioyed a large membership and good programs this year. Its activities have been vvritten up in TORCH, the national magazine of the J. C. L. The league has profited by the Eastman Edu- cational Kodachrome slides. Many members participated in the Latin exhibit in the library during Latin Week and in the Nationwide Latin examinations. Personal address stickers were sold to defray club expenses this year. A Valentine Party and late spring picnic were the social events of the year. Row 'I: Kenny Kaiser, Johnny Statum, Jerry Edwards, Harold Finley, Jim Cole, Jay Story, Rex Pless. Row 2: Marilyn' Forbes, Carolyn Babcock, Winnie Montgomery, Dan Leuthke, Gene Gilley, Mrs. Stewart, sponsor, Johnnie Gorman, Jean Hensley, Sammie Lynn Scandlyn, Gladys Ulrich, Beverly Rand, Nancy Daniels. Row 3: Linda Kidd, Carol Webster, Carolyn Brown, Laverne Rogers, Annette Bailey, Diane Burchfield, Ann Stephenson, Ann Goddard, Billie Harper, Ruth Cobble, Martha Rose Shotsman, Sara Shelley. Row 4: STUDENT COUNCIL This year the Student Council elected group representatives as well as class representatives. There were several standing committees that worked throughout the year. Several proiects were undertaken during the year. The first was to have musicin the lunchroom. For this purpose the Hi-Y bought us a iukebox. A new plan was set up and carried through for class elections. Posters were put up in the lunch- room emphasizing orderliness and cleanliness. Council members picked up paper on the campus during study-halls and after school. A panel participated in the program of the Tennessee Association of Student Councils at Oak Ridge. President .......... ......... G ene Gilley Vice-President ...... .......... D an Leuthke Secretary ......... ...... J ohnnie Gorman Treasurer ...... ...... J ean Hensley Carol Dysart, Mariorie Williams, Roberta Shawn, Nancy Suffridge, Francis Cooley, Mary Lou Rollins, Harriett Woolsey, Mackie Stooksbury, Betty. Biggs, Betty Williamson, Iris Brown, Anita Hunter. Row 5: Jack White, Martha Pratt, Arlene Kramer, Joanne Smith, Janice Matthews, Larry Triv- ette, Gene Case, Emily Hodge, Marian Oates, Wilma Jones, H. A. Larue. Row 6: Roger Tate, Bobby Hall, Eugene Jones, Richard Harmon, Bill Collins, John Jellicorse, Howard Davis, Allen Nichol, Charles Coward. Row I: Carolyn Holt, Faye Brock, Mariorie Williams, Adrienne Morgan, Dixie McCammon, Sammie Lynn Scand- lyn, Johnnie Gorman, Carolyn Hileman,, Helen Beeler. Row 2: Nancy Frye, Jackie Hubbard, Margery Black, Carol Dysart, Carolyn Shipley, Marsha Waldrop, Evelyn French, Marilyn 80 Forbes. Row 3: Marian Oates, Sarah Trewhitt, Jean Stocks- bury, Betty Biggs, Barbara Lee, Mary Anne Champion, Gene Case, Rex Pless. Row 4: Jerry Edwards, Larry Craig, Miss Weigel, sponsor, Jimmy Trammell. SENIOR HONOR SOCIETY This year The Senior Honor Society has had several projects. The society put light-switch guards on the switches in The school. The spring project was to improve The flag plot by planting and caring for The grass. The society elected officers for The first Term aT The beginning of The year. They were: Ruth Cobble, president, Dixie McCammon, vice- president, Johnnie Gorman, secretary, and Marjorie Williams, Treasurer. The second term officers were Rex Pless, president, Carolyn Hileman, vice-president, Adrienne Morgan, secretary, and Dixie McCammon, Treasurer. After The new members were Taken in aT mid-term, The society held a banquet To recognize the new members. Row 1: Robert Davis, Shirley Cabage, Katherine Mahon, Carolyn Carey, Anita Hunter, Martha Howard, Mary Lynn Neubert, Wanda DeMarcus, Nancy Arrnstrong, Bobby Collier. Row 2: Diane Roach, Sally Humphrey, Nancy Phelps, Mary Ruth Webb, Maureen Brown, Dorothy Vandergritf, Judy Watson, Glenda Rainey, Christine Thornburg, Nancy Fagg, Linda Kidd, Barbara Minton. Row 3: Miss Gibson, sponsor, Anita Johnson, Veda Webb, Pat Tillery, Ann Stephenson, Martha Campbell, Betty Merrimen, Pat Johnston, Ann Goddard, Pat Davis, Judy Watson, Anita Crabtree, Eleanor Sartain, Carolyn Keith, Carolyn Walker, Diane Warwick, Taubbie Lee Johnson, Barbara Asbury, Evelyn Boyer, Miss Freeman, sponsor. Row 4: Drucilla Davis, Laura Boatman, Patty Cardwell, Marilyn Martin, Martha Messman, Jane God- Because of lack of a time tor meetings the National Junior Honor Society has been only an honorary organization during this past year. At an assembly program the students who were taken into the society were recognized. President ........... ........ G eorge Alspaugh Vice-President ..... ...... M arian McCampbell Secretary ........... ............... A nita Hunter Treasurer ...... ......................... C arolyn Reece Sponsors ..... ....... M iss Gibson, Miss Freeman sey, Nancy Howes, Marian McCampbell, Carolyn Hileman, Peggy Flowers, Carolyn Payne, Gail Barringer, Tina Ogle, Doris Murrell, Margie Wade, Joanne Scandlyn, Betty Jo Riggs, Carolyn Reece. Row 5: Eddie Rutter, Mary Ruth Wells, Laverne Rogers, Charlotte Kettle, Mack Phillips, Wayne Pearson, Porter Ford, Bill Pitcher, George Alspaugh, Freddie Martinson, Allen Nickle, Jerry Sharp, Arvid Holt, Leon Ridenour, Gene Case, James West, Marian Oates, Jane Sims. Row 6: John Jellicorse, Grover Smith, Dick Sanner, Troy Watson, Joe Wagner, Jonathan Howes, Walter Thigpen, Larry Calvert, Joe Drafts, Frank King, William McHarris, Pim Stephenson, Dick Trythall, Charles Montgomery, Jimmy McPherson, Dixon Browder, John Oliver, Heymore Schettler. JUNIOR HONOR SOCIETY a i Row 'I: Jane Kennedy, Johnnie Gorman, Jennie Hart, Marilyn Joanne Craig, Carolyn Reece, Nancy Suffridge, Barbara Forbes, Shirley Templin, Betty Jo Mason, Elizabeth Arp. Rhyne. Row 3: Norma Blackburn, Nancy Sexton, Wilma Row 2: Ray Jenkins, Frances Hodge, Gail Savage, Marcia Jean Jones, Patsy Baker, Jimmy Gammon, Jean Hensley, Waldrop, Becky Colquitt, Dixie McCammon, Shirley Hickey, Eleanor Hodge, Patsy Cox, Sue Hileman. CH RISTION STUDENTS' UNION The C. S. U. meets each morning before school in the prayer room for a short i devotional and singing. This service is very inspirational and starts the day right for the students who attend. President Frances Hodge, Vice President Shirley Templin, Secretary Joyce Thomas, Treasurer Jerry Eclwards,vSponsors Mrs. Petree and Mrs. Asbury. .. ,.-mn ART ASSISTANTS The Art Assistants help Mrs. Williams in her work in the art l department. As shown in the pictures, the art students help' keep the school a more attractive place in which to spend our time. These students in the pictures are decorating the windows l with scenes appropriate for the Christmas season. li. -li Y S 1 'P9?? Still more Snow' ' Summer days. 1 Goin' my way horsey?? Well, Donnie!!! Out of the bygone days come Bud and Alice. Snowvo? ? u 1 Ooooo0000oOOhh 1 83 PULAR G GaiieyN.:3Ts5gmae LY m Scandwn CD6 un' ??:'.-E! 355.12 Qgxfef- 55555 BEST DRESSED Jimmy Gammon, Shirley Hickey, David Pre SENIOR CLASj BEST ATHLETES Jean Hensley an d David Em0fY T FFF-'f 5 MOST COURTEOUS Dixie McCammon and Jim Cole 84 .2-us..-.... BEST ALL-ROUND Jimmy Dykes and Jeanne Dodson r-KIENDLIEST Sara Warfers and Lonnie Wilkerson FAVORITES WITTIEST John Ed Roberts and Johnnin may' , BEST-LOOKING Larry Craig and Hazel Gaines in-,WWE MO Wayne Beelersl-nC?'g'SHFUL effy Williamson MOST TALENTRmm0fi Kent Kidd and Jamce ' 4, :Maw Mm. A MOST STUDIOUS Mickey McCord and Jennifer Tipton MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Ruth Cobble and Jerry Edwards I FOOTBALL C. H. S.-East East bows to Central 34-7 in a rugged ground attack. David Emory and Barney Gid- dens carried the ball most of the way with Emory scoring three touchdowns and Charlie Hansard scoring the other. C. H. S.-Bearden Central runs wild in smashing Bearden 38-0. Key blocks made by Jim Cole, Richard Craig, Bob Smith, Lonnie Wilkerson, Herb Buckner, and Bud Witt paved the way for the Bobcat backfield. Scoring were Barney Giddens, David Emory, Jimmy Dykes, Curtis Patty, and Earl Crosland. Dykes' 88 yard kickoff return and Crosland's 41 yard romp were the high- lights of the game. C. H. S.-Lake City Central overpowers Lake City 31-2 by using reserve strength. David Emory was Central's Big.Wheel, running all over the field, led by quarterback Eddie Townsend. Bill Oldham, Jim Gammon, Fred Luethke, Harold Ailor, Larry Durisch, Ken' Colquitt, and Larry Craig were only a few of the standouts of the game. Bob Smith broke his back and was out for the rest of the season. C. H. S.-Bradley Central fights from behind for a 27-7 victory over Bradley. Emory scored two touchdowns and ran straight through the holes made by guards Jim Cole and Lonnie Wilkerson. Great defense was played by Larry Craig, Bob Axley, Bill Johnson, Don McNeil, Jim Darling, Ben Baker, Bill Maclin, Jim Gammon, Bill Ramsey. C. H. S.-Rule Subs lead attack with 26-7 victory over Rule. Scoring for Central were Townsend, Giddens, and Jack Wake. Central's defense holds Rule to only 56 yards. Bud Witt, Bob Axley, Richard Craig, Herb Buckner, and Jim Cole were the defensive mainstays. C. H. S.-Jefferson City Central's defensive team holds Jefferson City as the Bobcats win 31-0. Larry Craig, Herb Buckner, Craig, Patty, Witt, Gammon, Dyer, and Maclin stopped the Elks as David Emory drove the pigskin through the holes made by Jim Cole and Lonnie Wilkerson. C. H. S.-Fulton The Townsend-to-Johnson combinlation and Row I: Richard Craig, Charlie Hansard. Row 2: Coach Boring, Dan Leuthke Charles Aber- nathy, Bill Johnson, Jim Cole, Lonnie Wilkerson, Jim Gammon, Bud Dyer, Ken Colquitt, Wayne Williams, Coach Lloyd. Row 3: Coach Elkins, Larry Craig, Larry Durisch, Johnny White, Jerry Boston, Bill Oldham, Wayne Pearson, Bill Ramsey, Don Ruth, Jerry Wells. Row 4: Jim Darling, Don McNeil, Harold Ailor, Earl Crosland, Jim Witt, Bob Axley, Barney Giddens, Jay Jenkins, David Emory, Eddie Townsend, Jimmy Dykes. Row 5: Bill Maclin, Fred Leuthke, Dickie Pulliam, Jack Wake, Bob Hopson, Doug Brewer, Bill Baker, Herbert Buckner, Curtis Patty. Row 6: Managers Brownie Barlow, Bill Kidwell, Harry Collins, Joe Lakin. the naked revetse by Dykes were too much for the Falcons as Central wins 12-O. Jack Wake, Wayne Williams, Harold Ailor, Bill Mac- lin, Bud Dyer, Ben Baker, and Don McNeil were some of the strong defensive subs that stopped the Falcons cold. C. H. S.-Oak Ridge Central and Oak Ridge battle to a scoreless tie at Pruden Field. Captain Richard Craigk saved the day when he kicked a 78-yard pu , standing in his own end zone. Ends Charlie Hansard and Jim Gammon with halfback Larry Craig and Bill Johnson led the defensive at- tack. C. H. S.-West Central stops West 26-O as Jimmy Dykes scores three touchdowns and sets up one more for Eddie Townsend. Trick plays set Dykes free for two touchdowns. C. H. S.-Young Central hits a snag as the keyed-up Jackets snap the Bobcats' winning streak. 6-O. Central gained 249 yards to Young's 79 yards, but the Young victory proved to be one of the biggest upsets of the season in this state. C. H. S.-Landon lMeninaR Bowl-Floridal The Jacksonville vs. Central game was the last game of the season for some 19 senior standouts. In this game Jerry Wells, Curtis Patty, Jack Wake, and Bob Axley played a fine defensive game as Dykes, Townsend, Emory, Giddens, and Johnsbn carried Central to a 7-7 tie. f Mil l lx if fy, Xkiy . lil lm fl' l ' ' T if' lf i T T f . ,f T . T Af lilfw l i . f fjgi A- ylvyf rxjylff V W H I .5 5 .1 JE! f .f 7 f .,f- ,, 'i 1 ' 1 f 7 U Q , ffifliffff :4'+Q 'L'?! L, Z-Vx' f v. j, 1 f 4--.ef f J w D, Q fi f. f'af if 1117! ix fda? 1 f ,ff ' fr fiepfff .' 'f ,4,,.' SCHEDULE We They 34 - East ........ .... 38 - Bearden .......... .... 31 - Lake City ........ .... 27 - Bradley .......... .... 26 - Rule .................... .... 155, gi 31 - Jefferson City ........ .... 12 - Fulton ...,......,..... .... 0 - Oak Ridge ...... .... 26 - West ......... ........... . .. O - Young ................................. .... Meninak Bowl 7 - Landon fFlorida1 ............... .. David Emory received the Roy N. Lotspeitch Trophy for being the most outstanding back for East Tennessee during the 1953 season. Jim Cole received the Staley Hensley award for being the best blocker on the team. Larry Craig received a trophy for having the highest scholastic average for 4 years at Central. Richard Craig, Jimmy Dykes, Jim Cole, Bud Witt, Charlie Hansard, and David Emory made the All- County Prep League first team. Left to right: Charlie Hansard, co-captain, Coach John Elkins, Head Coach Dan Boring, Coach O. C. Lloyd, Richard Craig, captain. LET Richard David Emory .lack Wake Y 1 i w 1 1 1 ww Herb Buck er J cu .1 1 f7Y larold Ailor Bill Johnson wi' za K ,V aw , 5, n T ., H i. , . yn! Jim win Jim Cole n z . Charles Hansard , Alternate Captain Bob Axley J NM , x if xx,-ffilflgll - im' KK wg N35 JJ 1 lg v SQ, Jim Gammon Dicki e Pulliam 2 S 5 ' ' Ml .W gtk? lfsmgi ig, -L ira n ,. uf Q- 2, .W 4' ' I 5 5 ,Q 11, Qvgf' xx' ,-2' L .:fL:2'f I A H, 1 SQ 5 ' .qs l a fgls., Y i fs ' Wit L 'il X 2 ,,,. Sammie Lynn Scandlyn - - ' gs Jennie Hart t 4 , 'l k 1 ,, ,,,f- . L, -uv f-- 'f 'lf XX s XX '-641 1? ,K John Ed Roberts 'I A L Head Cheerleader A ff' L Joan Craig xy - il 1 xv, 1, N . f N' CH EERLEADERS BWV Rom At all our sports events this year, we found e following students out front cheering our I 1 etes on to victory: John Ed Roberts head - 1 eerleader, Beverly Rogers, Joan Craig, nnie Hart, and Sammie Lynn Scandlyn The - Y are selected from a group of around 80 lpefuls from which Miss Miller, the coaches, and last year's cheerleaders chose 21 finalists. Football and basketball games found them on hand, and as a result we all cheered the foot- ball team to the Knox Prep League football championship and the basketball team Through a most successful season. 93 9X'7 W Row 1 Doug Cornwell, Xfayne Shaver, Bobby Sexton, Captain Gene Gilley, Co-Captain Jimmy Dykes, Eddie Townsend, Manager Brownie Barlow. Row 2: Harold Finley, Bill Johnson, Conrad Maiors, Herbert Hall Charlie Hansard, Wayne Beeler, Coach O. C. Lloyd. BASKETBALL Central's varsity, with an overall record of 16 wins and 9 losses, advanced to the semi- finals in the 6th District Tournament only to lose to Catholic in a thriller 66-64. Leading the scoring tor Central was Captain Gene Gilley with 281 points, an average ot 11.24 points per game. Close behind him was Conrad Maiors with 279 points, or 11.16 points per game. At the end of the season Jimmy Dykes won the foul shot trophy with a .683 percentage. Beeler had a .673 average and Gilley had a .607 average. Eight seniors, one iunior, and one sopho- more made it to the tournament. They were: seniors Gene Gilley, Jimmy Dykes, Wayne Beeler, Doug Cornwell, Harold Finley, Herbert Hall, Bill Johnson, and Conrad Majors, iunior Bobby Sexton, and sophomore Wayne Shaver. At the basketball banquet Sexton and Shaver were elected captain and alternate captain respectively of the 1954-1955 basketball team. SCHEDULE We They 48 42 - Bearden ...... ....... 58 - Carter ...,. ..... 4 5 59 - Catholic ...... ..... 6 1 38 - Bradley 60 56 - Rule ...... ..... 6 2 55 - Karns .... ..... 4 4 57 - Powell ..... ..... 5 2 61 - Fulton ...... ..... 5 5 68 - Young ...... ..... 5 2 71 - Rule ...... .... 4 8 54 - Bradley .... .... 5 6 60 - East .............,..... .... 5 7 44 - Catholic ................. .... 4 2 62 - Fulton Covertimel .... .... 6 1 67 - West ................. .... 6 8 44 - Oak Ridge ...... .... - 45 68 - Karns ........... .... 3 9 69 - Young ...... .... 6 3 57 - Carter ........ .... 4 2 57 - East ............... .... 5 8 51 - Oak Ridge .... .... 4 2 55 - West ......,..................... .... 5 7 TOURNAMENT We They 58 - T. S, D ........................... .... 5 2 57 - West ..... .... 5 4 64 - Catholic .... 66 Row 1: James Bounds, Winifred Beeler, Don Medley, Dewaine Speaks, Jackie Roberts, Dewey Nokes, Manager John Hyder. Row 2: Gilbert Galyon, Gary Owens, Bobby Hall, Alvin Jenkins, Gene Smelser, John Ashcraft. The B Team had a record of 10 wins and 13 losses. They advanced to the finals in the 6th District Tournament only to be beaten by Fulton 57-54. B Team 95 iw ,,, Herbert Hall Wayne Beeler Jimmy Dykes Row I: Joan Craig, Jean Hensley. Row 2: Miss Miller, Coach, Beverly Rogers, Jennie Hart, Phyllis McCarter, manager, Barbara Howard, Norma Blackburn, Weenie Wininger, coach. Row 3: Barbara Ryan, Mary Ruth Wells, Audrey Zink, Kathleen Donaldson, Carolyn Carey, M: Dot Cardwell. Row 4: Christine Thornburg, Carolyn Reece, Pat Shipman, Margaret Patrick, Ruth Hurst, Doris Howard, Anna Ruth Galyon. GIRLS' BASKETBALL At the end of the regular season the Central High Bobkittens stood in third place in the 6th District. Their. overall record was 7 wins and 6 losses. Joan Craig,- co-captain of the 1953-1954 team, led in scoring with 259 points. The other girls who went on to the tournament were Norma Blackburn, Dot Cardwell, Kathleen Donaldson, Jennie Hart, Captain Jean Hensley, Barbara Howard, Carolyn Reece, Barbara Ryan, Beverly Rogers, Mary Ruth Wells, and Audrey Zink. ln the 6th District Tournament Central placed 4th and had two players on the All-Tournament team, Joan Craig and Jean Hensley. SCHEDULE Carter ...... Karns ........ Bradley Catholic Bradley Young ....., . Powell ...... Carter ...... T. S. D. ..... . Catholic Young ...... T. S. D. .............................. ..... . Ka rns ................................ . ......... 6th D Catholic istrict Tournament Karns ................................. . ..... Powell ...... They 41 37 61 28 61 41 24 36 38 25 45 53 46 32 48 39 Row 'lz Jerry Sharp, Tommy Schumpert, Bill Hunze, Charles Jones, Bobby Rule, manager, Carl Housely, Jimmy Davis, Jimmy Hickey. Row 2: Howard Samples, Lannie Weaver, Larry Craig, Ben Burnette, Eddie Townsend, Bob Axley, Coaches Weenie Wininger and John Elkins. Bill Selby, Brat Wininger, Paul Houser, Doug Cornwell. Row 3: Charlie Montgomery, Charles Harrell, Conrad Maiors, Gene Gilley, Jim Cole, Edwin Samples, Bill Johnson, Grover Smity, Larry Calvert, Bill Cox. BASEBALL The baseball coaches this year are Mr. John Elkins and Mr. F. B. Wininger. ln the after- noon after school ,the team practices at a diamond at Kennedy and Cedar Lane. There are Ten home games this year. The schedule is as follows: April 6 April i3 April i5 April 20 April 23 April 27 April 30 May 4 May 7 May li May i4 .... ..,.....East .......Carter .....Powell East .....Karns .........Fulton ......Farragut ......Bearden .......South ,.... 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TRACK Coached by Dan Boring, the Bobcat Thin- clads had a very successful season this past year. Their relays teams ancl dashmen won many events. The boys who participated in the field events were stronger this year than ever before. 'I00 SCHEDULE March 27 ..... ..................... K noxville Relays March 31 ..... ......................................... E ast April 6 ......... ............................ F ulton, Young April 15 ....... ...... B earden, West, Rule, Young April 16 ..... ....................................., E ast April 19 ..... ....................... Y oung April 23 ....... ..... C ity-County lnitel May l .... .......... D istrict Meet May 8 ..... ....... R egional Meet x 1 v. .Xl Si it l left to right: Judy Griffin, Mary Eleanor Loose, Beverly Rand, Pat Chumley, Betty Ann Bryant, Martha Pratt, Carol Dysart, Barbara Rhyne. SWIMMING TEAM The girls' swimming team met on Thursday afternoons at the Y. W. C. A. There were two meets during the year, one in December and one in March. These were among all the schools in Knoxville. There were contests in speed, form, and diving. The swimmers were classified in groups according to ability and first, second, and third places were awarded in each of the three groups. 'I0'l SENIOR DIRECTORY ADAMS, LILLIAN CATHERINE Cornelia Avenue Transfer Fulton 12. Student Council 10. Y Teens 10. C. S. U. 10, 11. French Club IO. Glee Club IO, I1. ADKINS, BOYD 3221 Carnation Drive D. E. Club 12. AILOR, HAROLD 4804 North Broadway Football 10, 11, 12. Track 11. Junior Honor Society 10. Senior Hi-Y 12. Science Club 12. Gym Assistant 11, 12. AMMONS, BARBARA 5315 Asheville Highway Junior Honor Society 10, 11. Pan American League 11, 12. F. H. A. 9, 10, 11. Y Teens 11. ANDRE, BUSTER 119 Moody Avenue Transfer Coral Gables High School 10. Pan American League 11. Senior Hi-Y 11, 12, Glee Club 12. AXLEY, BOB 703 Cedar Lane Glee Club IO, 11. Gym Assistant 11. Senior Hi-Y 11, 12. Football 11, 12. Science Club 9. The Man Who Came to Dinner 10. BADGETT, STEPHEN Route 7 Band 9,10,11,12.4-H 9,l0,11,12. BAKER, PAT 610 Victor Drive Transfer Stuart Robinson School 9. Transfer Powell High School 10. Pan American League 11. 4-H Club 9. BAKER, PATSY 610 Victor Drive Curtain Club 12. F. H. A. 12. C. S. U. 11, 12. Future Teachers 11. BARLOW, BROWNIE 901 Maple Drive Boys' State 11. Gym Assistant 9, 10, 11, 12. Football Manager 12. Baseball Manager 9, 10. Basketball Manager 9, 10, 11, 12. Track Manager 10, 11, 12. Glee Club 12. Band 9, 10. BASKETTE, RAYMOND 4008 Tazewell Pike Band 9, 10, 11, 12. Science Club 10, 11. Latin Club IO. BASLER, SHIRLEY 1701 Cedar Lane Band 9, 1O. BASS, LOUIS Medlin Heights Road Junior Honor Society 9, IO, 11. Senior Honor Society 12. Junior P. T. A. 10. Library Assistant 11, 12. The Man Who Came to Dinner 10. Lucy Curtis Temple- ton Award 10. BAYLESS, BEVERLY 610 Parkway Thespian 11, 12. Curtain Club 9, 10, 11, 12. Junior Honor Society 9, 10, 11. Senior Honor Society 12. Pan American League 11. Junior P. T. A. 9, 10, 11, 12. Library Assistant 12. Junior Classical League 9, 10. Band 9, IO, 11, 12. Girl Shy 11. BEARD, LOUISE NANCY Route 5, Wilson Road Glee Club 10, 11, 12. BEELER, ANN 4907 Holston Drive Pan American League 11. C. S. U. 10, 11. Junior P. T. A. 11. Y-Teens 9, 10. F. H. A. 9, 10. BEELER, BARBARA 609 Le Conte Lane F. H. A. 9, 10, 11. Junior P. T. A. 11. Hall Monitor 11. BEELER, GLENN Longwood Drive Football 9, 1O. Hi-Y 9. Glee Club 12. BEELER, ROY, JR. 4907 Holston Drive Basketball 10, B-Team. Junior P. T. A. 10, 11. D. E. Club 11. BEELER, WAYNE 201 Grata Road Junior Honor Society 9. Basketball 11, 12. B-Team 10. BIGGS, BETTY SUE 2008 Hustonia Drive Junior Honor Society 9, 10, 11. Student Council Representative 12. F. H. A. 9, 10. F. T. A. 9, Secretary 9. Glee Club 9, 10, 11, 12. BLACK, MARGERY 3708 Terrace View Drive Highest scholastic average 9. Junior Honor Society 9, 10, I1. Senior Honor Society Pan American League 10, 11. 11, 12. Regular CENTRALITE 9, IO, 11, 12. Science Club 9, 10, 11. Library Assistant 10, 11, 12. Curtain Club 12. BLAIR, MARIE Route 6, Springhill Road Junior Honor Society 11. D. E. Club 12. F. H. A. 10. BOGER, DON 3110 Washington Pike Glee Club 11, 12. BOLLING, MARY 112 Fountain Avenue Junior Honor Society 10. Curtain Club 11. C. S. U. 10, 11, 12. Junior Classical League 10, 11, 12. F. H. A. 9, Secretary 10, Treasurer 11. Gym Assistant 11. BORUFF, HAROLD Route 2 Junior Honor Society 11. 102 BOWLING, RICHARD Route 2, Corryton Curtain Club 9. Glee Club 11, 12. BROCK, FAYE 406 W. Woodrow Avenue Curtain Club 11. Junior Honor Society 9, IO. Senior Honor Society 11, 12. C. S. U. 10, 11. Library Assistant 10, 11, 12. Y-Teens 10. Junior Classical League 10. F. H. A. 9, 10, 11. Tied for Scholastic Rating 10. BROOKS, ROBERT Mclntyre Road, Route 6 BROWN, KATHRINE Merchant Road, Route 1 Y-Teens 10, 11, 12. Junior P. T. A. 9, 10. C. S. U. 9, 10. Glee Club 11, 12. F. H. A. 'l1'. BROWNING, EARL Route 1, Powell Transfer Powell High School 12. Football 9, 10. Football Manager 11. 4-H 9, IO, 11. F. F. A. 9, 10, 11. Treasurer 10. Glee Club 9, IO, 11, 12. BRYANT, BETTY ANN 444 Colonial Circle ' Junior Honor Society 10. Pan American League 11. C. S. U. 12. Glee Club 12. Library Assistant 10, 11, 12. F. H. A. 9, 10, 11. Swimming Team 10, 11, 12. Junior Classical League 10. BUCKNER, HERBERT Tazewell Pike, Route I2 Junior Honor Society 9, 10. Football 10, II, 12. Junior Hi-Y 10, 11, 12. Science Club 1O,11, 12. BUFFAT, BETTY Millertown Pike Junior Honor Society 9, 10. Senior Honor Society 11. Y-Teens 10. Junior Classical League 10. BURNETTE, BEN 911 Garden Avenue Junior Classical League 9, 10. Science Club 11. Baseball 11, 12. CAPPS, MARTHA 120 Lynnwood Drive Curtain Club 9, 10, 11, 12. Glee Club 10, 11, 12. Thespians 12. Junior Honor Society 10. Pan American League 9, 10. Regular CENTRALITE 12. Y-Teens 9, 10. Junior Classical League 9, 10. C. S. U. 9, 10. Swimming Team 12. The Curious Sav- age 12. CARDEN, BOBBIE CAROL 124172 Hotel Avenue Transfer Norris High School 11. F. H. A. 9. CATE, CAROLYN 700 Black Oak Drive Pan American League 11. Glee Club 11, 12. F. H. A. 9,10,I1. , CHAMPION, MARY ANNE Monitor 12. Transfer Phillips High School 12. CLARK, SUE 5308 Kennedy Street Glee Club 10. Y-Teens 9. D. E. Club 12. CLENDENEN, JOE 4212 Coster Road Junior Honor Society 10. Latin Club 10. COBBLE, RUTH 2711 Valley View Road Curtain Club 11. Junior Honor Society 9, 10. Senior Honor Society 11, 12, President 12, Vice President 11. Group Representa- tive Student Council 12. C. S. U. 9, 10, 11. Junior Classical League 9, 10. Thespian 12. Cheaper By the Dozen 12. Girl Shy 11. F. H. A. 11, Vice President 11. Y-Teens 10, 11, Secretary 11. Library As- sistant 9, 1O, 11, 12. Beta Club 11, 12, President 12. Junior P. T. A. 9, 10, 11, 12, Treasurer 12, COLE, EARL D. 3505 Knox Lane D. E. Club 12. COLE, GENE 4108 Washington Pike COLE, JIM 5021 Rowan Road Junior Honor Society 10. Gym Assistant 11, 12. Football 10, 11, 12. Student Council 1O,1l,12.Glee Club 10, 11, 12. Hi-Y1O, 11, 12, President 12. COLLINS, HARRY 716 Fair Avenue Football 9, 10. Football Head Manager 11, 12. COLQUITT, BECKY 5202 Schubert Drive Transfer Clinton High School 12. C. S. U. 12. COPELAND, HAZEL Rutledge Pike, Route 5 Glee Club 10, 11, 12. COPPOCK, JIM 4805 Holston Drive Science Club 10. Kitchen Club 10, 11, 12. CORNWELL, DOUG Tazewell Pike Baseball 9, 10, 11, 12. Basketball 9, 10, 11, 12. Senior Hi-Y 11, 12. Science Club 12. Junior Classical League 10. COWARD, CHARLES 701 Maple Avenue Band 9, 10, 11, 12. Group Representative of Student Council 12. COX, BILL Lonas Road, Route 15 Baseball 10, 11, 12. Transfer from Carter 9. COX, BUDDY 609 Black Oak Drive Pan American League I1. COX, EMILY Harvey Road D. E. Club 12. COX, PATRICIA 203 Jenkins Drive Curtain Club 9, 12. C. S. U. IO, 11, 12. Glee Club 11, 12. Y-Teens 9. Latin Club 10, 11. CRAIG, LARRY 3046 Gibbs Road Honor Society 9, 10, 11. Senior Junior Honor Society 12. Football 11, 12. Base- ball 9, 10, 11, 12. Track 12. Band 9, 10, 11, 12. C. S. U. 10. CRAIG, RICHARD 140 Hillcrest Road Gym Assistant 9, 10, 11, 12. Football 9, 10, 11, 12, Captain 12. Track 10, 11, 12. Hi-Y 10, 11, 12. Band 9. Glee Club 9, 10, 11, 12. Kitchen Club 9, 10, 11. Junior P. T. A. 9, 10. CRICK, CHARLES Mclntyre Road, Route 6 CUNNINGHAM, JOE Dutch Valley Road Glee Club 10, 11. culms, CARL Powell, Route 1 Junior Honor Society 9, 10, 11. C. S. U. 10. Kitchen Club 12. DARLING, DONNA 721 West Woodrow Avenue Glee Club 12. Junior P. T. A. 9, 10, 11. C. S. U. 9, 10, 11. Curtain Club 10. F. H. A. 9, 10, President 9, 10. DAVIS, BILLIE JUNE Bellview Road F. H. A. 10. Science Club 11. Art Club 10. DAVIS, HOWARD 2907 Glendale Drive Thespian 10, 11, 12. Curtain Club 9, 10, 11, 12. Pan American League 11. Group Representative Student Council 12. Junior P. T. A. 10. Glee Club 11, 12. The Man Who Came to Dinner 10. DEAVER, CHARLES 230 N. Ault Street DODSON, FRED 3222 Greenway Road Glee Club 11. D. E. Club 12, Vice Presi- dent 12. Football 9. 4-H Club 11, 12. DODSON, JEANNE 632 Parkway Avenue Junior Honor Society 9, -1-0, Treasurer 1'O, Secretary 11. Senior Honor Society 12. Glee Club 10, 11, 12. Junior Classical League 9, 10. DURISCH, LARRY Crestwood Road Football 9, 10, 11, 12. Hi-Y 9,10,11,12. DYKE5, JIMMY 317 Dahlia Drive Gym Assistant 10, 11, 12. Basketball 10, 103 11, 12, Co-Captain 12. Football 10, 11, 12. Track 10, 11, 12. Junior P. T. A. 9, 10. Glee Club 12. DYSART, CAROL 3611 East Kesterwood Drive Curtain Club 1-1. Junior Honor Society 9, 10, 11. Senior Honor Society 11, 12. Pan American League 11, 12, Secretary 12. Annual CENTRALITE 12, Editor 12. Student Council 11, 12, Class Representative. Band 9, 10, 11, 12. Junior Classical League 9, 10, Secretary 10. C. S. U. 9, 10, 11, 12. Swimming Team 10, 11, 12, Captain 11, 12. Science Club 11, Social Chairman 11. Y-Teens 9. Junior P. T. A. 9, 10, 11, 12. EDWARDS, BARNEY 212 Bona Road Band 10, 11, 12, 4-stripe officer 12. Band Captain 12. Hi-Y 11, 12. EDWARDS, BILL Ballard Drive Hi-Y11,12. Band 9,10,11,12. EDWARDS, JERRY Crestwood Road Junior Honor Society 9, 10, 11, President 10, Treasurer 11. Senior Honor Society 12. Pan American League 10, 11, President 11. Boy's Gym Assistant 11, 12. Annual CENTRALITE 11, 12, Business Manager 12. Basketball Manager 11, 12. Student Council 11, 12. C. S. U. 10, 11,12, Treasurer 12. Hi-Y 9, 10, 11, 12. Science Club 10, 12. Beta Club 11, 12. Junior P. T. A. 10. EMORY, DAVID 3223 Orlando Street Football 9, 10, 11, 12. Track 10, 11, 12. Kitchen Club 12. Hi-Y 9, 10, 11, 12. Junior P. T. A. Council 9, 10. Vice-President Fresh- man Class. Vice-President Sophomore Class. President Junior Class. EVANS, BETTY 1206 West Adair Drive Curtain Club 11. Band 9, 10, 11, 12. C. S. U. 10, 11. Junior Classical League 10. F. H. A. 10. Science Club 11. Y-Teens 9, 10, 11. FELKNOR, MARIAN 3000 Valley View Road Curtain Club 10, 11, 12. Basketball 10. Glee Club 12. C. S. U. 10, 11, 12. F. H. A. 9, 10, 11. Y-Teens 10, 11. Library Assistant 11. Beta Club 11, 12. Band Sponsor 12. Junior P. T. A. 10, 11, Secretary 11. Swim- ming Team 11. May Queen Candidate 11. FINLEY, HAROLD 5216 Holston Drive Junior Honor Society 9, 10. Basketball 10, 11, 12. President Freshman Class. Presi- dent Sophomore Class. Student Council 12. Junior P. T. A. 10, 11, Treasurer 11. Hall Monitor 12. FINLEY, SHIRLEY Cement Plant Road Curtain Club 9, 10. Junior Honor Society 10, 11. Pan American League 11. Y-Teens 1O,11. F. H. A. 9,1O,11. FORBES, MARILYN 4413 Fulton Drive Plays Gypsy Romance 10, Cheaper By the Dozen 12. Thespian 11, 12. Curtain Club 10, 11, 12. Junior Honor Society 10. Pan American League 11. Student Council 12. Band 9, 10, 11, 12. Junior Classical League 10. Y-Teens 11. FORD, MARY NAN 4705 Sunset Road Transfer from Park Junior 10. F. H. A. 12. Curtain Club 12. FOWLER, WILDA 405 Spring Street Glee Club 9, 10, 11. F. H. A. 9, 10, 11. Y-Teens 9. C. S. U. 9. FRAKER, JACK 324 Watauga Avenue Track 11. Band 10, 11, 12. FRENCH, EVELYN 2942 Edgewood Avenue Junior Honor Society 9, 10. Y-Teens 9, 10. F. T. A. 10, 11. Pan American League 11. C. S. U. 11, 12. FRIEDMAN, FLOYD 3213 Fountain Park Blvd. Junior Honor Society 10, 11. FRYE, NANCY Holston Hills Road Curtain Club 11. Junior Honor Society 9, 10. Senior Honor Society 12. Pan American League 11, 12. C. S. U. 11. Y-Teens 11. Office Assistant 12. GAINES, HAZEI. Route 5 F. H. A. 9, 10. Junior P. T. A. 9, 10. Glee Club 11, 12. Maiorette 12. GAMMON, JIMMY 3202 Kenilworth Lane Football 9, 10, 11, 12. Baseball 12. Track 12. Pan American League 11. Glee Club 12. Hi-Y 12. GARRETT, HAROLD Eldridge Road Art Club 12, One Eye, Two Eye, Three Eye 11. Art Assistant 12. GARRETT, JANICE 1601 Fairmont Blvd. Curtain Club 9. Pan American League I1. Junior P. T. A. 9, 10, 11. Library Assistant 12. F. H. A. 9, 10. C. S. U. 9, 10, 11. GASKINS, MARSHALL 2520 Tecoma Drive Junior Classical League 11. Hi-Y 11. GILLEY, GENE 142 Hillcrest Avenue Transfer from Lynn View High, Kingsport 11. Gym Assistant 10, 12. Regular CEN- TRALITE 12. Basketball to, 11, 12, captain 12. Track 11, 12. Class Officer IO. Student Council 9, 10, 11, 12, President 12. Base- ball 10, 11, 12. Boys' State 11. Science Club IO, 11, 12, Vice-President. Letter Club 9, 10. Civitan Club 9, IO. Junior Hi-Y. GORMAN, JOHNNIE Terrace View Drive Junior Honor Society 9, 10, 11, Treasurer 10. Senior Honor Society 11, 12, Secretary 12. Pan American League 11. Gym As- sistant 11. Annual CENTRALITE 12. Student Council 10, 11, 12, Secretary 12. C. S. U. 9, 10, 11, 12, Vice-President 11. Junior Classical League 10, Treasurer 10. F. H. A. 9, 10, 11, Treasurer 9, Vice-President 10, President 11. Beta Club 11, 12. Junior P. T. A. 9, 10, 11, 12, President 12. Office Monitor 12. GRODEMAN, DORIS 412 Quincy Avenue Junior P. T. A. Council 9, 10, 11. Y-Teens 10. F. H. A. 10, 11. C. S. U. 9, 10, 11. Glee Club 12. GRIFFIN, PEGGY 1111 West Parkway F. H. A. 9, 10, 11. D. E. Club 12. GRIFFIN, SARAH 5211 Holston Drive Junior Honor Society 11. Glee Club 11, 12. F. H. A. 10. Curtain Club 12. GROVE, BECKY Mascot, Tennessee Thespian 10, 11, 12. Curtain Club 9, 10, 11, 12. Junior Honor Society 9, 10. Senior Honor Society 12. Science Club 11. Junior Classical League 10. Gypsy Romance 10. GRUBB, MARGARET 631 Parkway Drive Curtain Club 9. Pan American League 11. Glee Club 11, 12. C. S. U. 9, 10. Junior P. T. A. Council 9, 10, 11, 12. F. H. A. 9, 10, 11. HALL, HERBERT 5219 Holston Drive Basketball 12. B Team 11. Hi-Y 10, HALL, LAVONIA JO Route 5 Transfer from Barbourville High Kentucky 9. Glee Club 10, 11. D. E. Club 12, Treasurer 12. HAMMOND, .IANICE 210 Lynn View Avenue Thespian 11, 12. Curtain Club 9, 10. Pan American League 11. Junior P. T. A. 9, 10. F. H. A. 9. Glee Club 9, 10, 11, 12. HANSARD, CHARLIE 1215 8th Avenue Gym Assistant 11. Basketball 10,'1I, 12. Football 10, 11, 12, Alternate Captain 12. Track 10, 11, 12. Hi-Y 11, 12. Glee Club 10, 11, 12. Kitchen Club 12. HARPER, BETTY KATHERINE 305 Dahlia Drive Transfer Rule High in 1953. F. H. A. 12. Curtain Club 12. HARRELL, CHARLES Washington Pike, Route 12 Glee Club 11,12. 4-H Club 9,10,11,12. HATMAKER, BILL 200 Sanders Lane Glee Club 11, 12. 104 HAUN, JIMMY 3915 Valley View Road HAYNES, ANNA 221 Burnhurst Drive C. S. U. 9, 10. F. H. A. 9, 11. HAWORTH, JOHN Ridgecrest Drive Glee Club 11. HEADRICK, BILL Millertown Pike, Route 5 4-H Club 9, 10, 11, 12. D. E. Club 12. Football 9. HENSLEY, JEAN 104 Peyton Place Junior Honor Society 9, 10. Gym Assistant 12. Basketball 10, 11, 12, Captain 12. Office Assistant 12. Student Council 12, Treasurer 12. C. S. U. 9, 10, 11, 12. Junior Classical League 10, 11. HICKEY, SHIRLEY 103 Crawford Avenue Curtain Club 9. Pan American League 11, 12. Gym Assistant 12. C. S. U. 10, 11, 12. F. H. A. 9, 10, 11. ' HICKOX, PAUL Edgefield Drive Band 9, 10, 11, 12. Band Officer 11, 12. Junior P. T. A. 11, 12. Science Club 11. HILEMAN, SUE Beta Club 11, 12, Treasurer 12. Glee Club 10, 11, 12. C. S. U. 10, 11, 12. Curtain Club 10, 11, 12. Thespian 12. Pan Ameri- can League 11. F. H. A. 9. HODGE: FRANCES 409 Watauga Avenue Curtain Club 10, 11. Pan American League 11. F. H. A. 9, 10, 11. C. S. U. 9, 10, 11, 12, President 12. HOLLIDAY, SARA 3105 Avondale Avenue Pan American League 11, 12. Y-Teens 10, 11. Office Monitor 11, 12. HOLT, CAROLYN 114 Adair Boulevard Junior Honor Society 9, 10, 11. Senior Honor Society 11, 12. Library Assistant 10, 12. Kitchen Club 12. ' HOOFF, BECKY 312 Bona Road Curtain Club 9. C. S. U. 9, 10. Science Club 10. F. H. A. 12. Glee Club 9, 10, 11, 12. HOUSLEY, BILL 3701 Tazewell Pike Curtain Club 11. Football 9, 10. Glee Club 9, IO, 11. C. S. U. 10. Science Club 9. HUBBARD, JACKIE Chilhowee Court Curtain Club 11. Junior Honor Society 9, 10. Pan American League 11, 12. C. S. U. 11. F. H. A. 9, IO. Y-Teens1O, 11. HUBBS, CATHERINE 2815 Addison Avenue Glee Club 9. F. H. A. 9, 10. HUBBS, FAYE Route 5 D. E. Club 12. Band 9, 10, 11. HUDSON, LINWOOD 3409 Fairway Drive D. E. Club 12. HUGHES, JEWELL 5208 Briarcliff Road Y-Teens 9. F. H. A. 10. HULEN, CHARLIE 2908 Helen Drive Science Club 11. Band 10, 11, 12. HUMPHREY, LEWIS 604 Garden Avenue Junior Honor Society 10. HUMPSTON, BETTY JEAN 202 N. Laurel Circle Curtain Club 11, 12. Y-Teens 10, 12. F. H. A. 'l'l. HUTCHISON, RAYMOND 4521 Tillery Road C. S. U. 10. Science Club 11. Transfer Harriman High School 9. IRICK, RONNIE 3210 Kenilworth Lane IRWIN, CAROLYN 3512 Alice Bell Road Junior Honor Society 9, 10. Gym Assistant 12. C. S. U. 10, 11. Glee Club IO, 11, 12. JACOBS, DONALD WAYNE 3516 Skyline Drive Band 9, 10, Il. D. E. Club 12. Junior P. T. A. Council 12. JACOBS, GILBERT 3516 Skyline Drive Band 9, 10, 11. Pan American League 11, 12, Treasurer 12. JENKINS, RAY Tazewell Pike, Route 12 Vice President Junior Class. Junior Honor Society 9, 10, Secretary IO. C. S. U. 12. JOHNSON, ALBERT C. Route 5, John Sevier Football 9. Kitchen Club 12. Library As- sistant 9, IO. C. S. U. 9, 10, 'll. JOHNSON, BILL Route 12, Tazewell Pike Basketball 10, 11, 12. Football 11, 12. Track 11, 12. Kitchen Club 12. Baseball IO, ll, 12. Hi-Y 10. Glee Club IO. JONES, DON 3022 Gibbs Road Pan American League 11: JONES, J. W. Route 5 JONES, WILMA JEAN Ellistown Pike, Route 5 Group Representative Student Council 12. Library Assistant 12. C. S. U. 11, 12. JUSTICE, FREDA 3914 Washington Pike Library Assistant 12. KELLEY, BARBARA 4505 Prospect Drive Junior Honor Society 10. Gym Assistant 11. D. E. Club 12. F. H. A. 10. kann, GENE 4032 Walker Boulevard KIDWELL, BILL 513 Ocala Drive Secretary of Sophomore Class. Transfer from from Athens, Ga. 9th grade and Asheville, N. C. 11th grade. Football man- ager 12. Glee Club 9, 12. Hi-Y 9. KIRKENDOL, DICK 220 Knox Avenue Junior Classical League 12. Science Club 11. KITTS, SHIRLEY ANN Nash Road Junior Honor Society 10, 11. D. E. Club 12. F. H. A. 10. LAMBERT, PATRICIA ANN Tazewell Pike Curtain Club 9, 10. Pan American League 11. Regular CENTRALITE 12. C. S. U. 9, io, 11, 12. F. H. A. 9, io, 11. Junior P. T. A. 9, 10, 11, 12. Y-Teens. LANSDEN, JANETTE Route 12 Pan American League 11. Kitchen Club 12. F.H.A.9,10,11. LAYMAN, DICK 200 Burns Road Algebra cup 9, 10. Junior Honor Society 10. Junior Classical League 10, 11. Science Club 11. LEAKE, RONALD 3305 Fairway Drive Art Assistant 12. LEE, BARBARA ANN 5117 Tenwood Drive Girls' State 11. Junior Honor Society 10, 11. Senior Honor Society 12. Pan American League 11. Y-Teens 10, 11. C. S. U. 9, 10, 11, 12, Secretary 10. F. T. A. 10, ll. Glee club 9, to, 11 ,12. LESTER, HAROLD RAY Route 12 Science Club 9. 4-H Club 9, 10, 11. D. E. Club 12. LESTER, SHIRLEY Route 12, Luttrell Road Junior Honor Society 10. Glee Club 9, 10. 11,12, F. H. A. 9, 10. LETT, MARY'ELIZABETH Route 2, Wassman Road D. E. Club 12. LOWE, DON Route 5 Tranfer from Oliver Springs High 10th grade. D. E. Club 12. LOWE, MARY LOUISE 200 Lynnview Avenue Pan American League 11. C. S. U. 10, 11. Glee Club 12. F. H. A. 9, 10. LUETHKE, FRED, JR. 4111 Bruhin Road Junior Honor Society 10. Football 9, 10, 11,12.Hi-Y1I,12. LYNCH, BETTY Millertown Pike 105 Junior Honor Society 9, 10. F. H. A. 9, 10. Pan American League 11. MAJORS, CONRAD 5416 Holston Drive Basketball 10,.11, 12. MARTIN, MARTHA 4314 Highschool Street Glee Club ll. Y-Teens 9. F. H. A. 9, 10, 11. C. S. U. 10. MATHENA, VIRGINIA 1108 Cedar Lane Glee Club 10. Jr. P. T. A. Council 12. D. E. Club 12, Social Chairman. MAYS, DOROTHY JEAN Route 6, Boyd's Bridge Pike Carter High School 9, 10. F. H. A. 11. Junior Classical League 11. Kitchen Club 12. MILLER, ORVILLE, JR. 1216 W. Adair Drive Pan American League 11. D. E. Club 12. MINK, BARBARA LOU Route 5 Transfer from Aiken High in South Caro- lina in 11th grade. MINTON, BLAKE 5420 Holston Hills Road Transfer from Young High in 9th grade. Latin Club 10. Science Club 11. MOORE, HAROLD DEAN 5521 Wallwood Lane Plays: The Man Who Came to Dinner, A Gypsy Romance, Girl Shy, Cheaper By the Dozen. Thespian 11, 12. Curtain Club 9, 10, 11, 12. Junior Classical League IO, Il. MORGAN, ADRIENNE 1706 Charles Drive Transferred from Everett High Maryville in 11th. Curtain Club 12. Senior Honor Society 11, 12. Glee Club 11. MORGAN, JOHN Route 5 MORTON, JAMES KING, JR. 113 Grove Circle Band 9, 10, 11, 12. Junior Classical League 10, 11. Science Club 11. MURPHY, WILLIAM 621 Holbrook Drive Hi-Y 11,12. Baseball 12. MYERS, ,CECILE 2917 Brooks Road Glee Club 11, 12. Art Club 9. Art Assistant 11. MYERS, CLAUDE IBUDI, JR. 130 Fountain Avenue Transfer Castle Heights Military Academy 12. Honor Society 10. MYNATT, ALLEN 4105 Valley View Road Transferred from Fulton in 11th grade. Track 12. Junior Classical League 11. P. T. S. A. 12. MYNATT, RALPH 402' Balsam Drive MCCAMMON, DIXIE LYNN Stooksbury Street Junior Honor Society 9, 10, 11. Senior Honor Society 11, 12, Vice President 12. Pan American League 11, 12, Vice Presi- dent. C. S. U. 11, 12. Y-Teens 10. F. H. A. 10, 11. Junior P. T. A. 9. Girls' State Alternate 11. MCCARTER, PHYLLIS Ault Road, Route 6 Junior Honor Society 10, 11. Gym As- sistant 11, 12. Glee Club 10, 11, 12. Manager, Girls' Basketball Team 12. MCCORD, MICHAEL lMickey1 303 Sanders Lane P. T. A. English Cup, Junior Honor Society 9. Pan American League 12, President. Regular CENTRALITE 11, 12. Band 9, 10, 11, 12, three stripe officer. Science Club 11, 12. McGHEE, RICHARD Lincoln Blvd. Transfer from East 12. MCLAIN, BETTY Loves Creek Road, Route 5 NEELY, KENNETH 3306 Fountain Park Blvd. Hi-Y 11, 12. NELSON, BARBARA 1205 W. Parkway D. E. Club l2. NEWMAN, MARTHA 3528 Alice Bell Road Glee Club 9, 10. NICELY, MARY LYNN 3818 Powers Street Curtain Club 10, Il, 12. C. S. U. 10, 11. Glee Club 10, 11, 12. F. H. A. 10. Junior P. T. A. 11. OLDHAM, BILL 1605 Branson Avenue Junior Honor Society 9, 10. Football 9, 10, 11, 12. Pan American Kitchen Club 12. OVERTON, JANICE 1210 Allen Avenue Y-Teens 9. F. H. A. 9, 10, 11. OWEN, CAROLYN 1100 Andes Street Junior Honor Society 9, 10, Honor Society 11,' 12. C. S. U. 11. F. H. A. 10. Science Club 9. Kitchen Club 12. Library Assistant 11. PARKER, NANCY 100 Garden Avenue Junior Classical League 10. F. H. A. 10. curtain Club io, 11. c. s. u. 9, 10, 11, 12. PAYLOR, DONALD 406 Oglewood Street Science Club 9, 10. Glee Club 12. PEEK, BETTY RUTH 1128 Chicamauga Avenue Curtain Club 11. Junior P. T. A. Council 9, 10, 11. F. H. A. 10, 12. Junior Classical League 10. C. S. U. 9, 10, 11. PLESS, REX 3512 Boyd's Bridge Pike Junior Honor Society 9, 10, 11. Senior Honor Society 12. Pan American 11. Football 9. League 10. 11. Senior League PRATT, C. L. 222 West Woodrow Avenue Hi-Y ll, 12. PRATT, RALPH 222 West Woodrow Avenue Glee Club 11, 12. Senior Hi-Y 10, 11, 12. PRESNELL, DAVID 5225 Villa Road Band 9, 10, 11, 12. Junior Classical League 11. Science Club 9, 10, 11. PROVENCE, .IO ANN 4531 Broadway, N. E. Latin Club 10. Glee Club Accompanist 9, 10, 11. Y-Teens 9, 10, 11. Science Club 11. C. S. U. 9, 10, 11. PRUEITT, DELORES 205 Jenkins Road Curtain Club 9. Junior Honor Society 10, 11. Senior Honor Society 12. Pan American League 11. Glee Club 10, 11, 12. PULLIAM, mcxev Ross Road, Route 6 Football 12. REDDING, MARLENE 5501 Central Avenue Pike Junior Honor Society 9, 10, 11. Senior Honor Society 12. Junior P. T. A. Council 9, 10, 11, 12. D. E. Club 12, President 12. Vice President of East Tennessee State D. E. Club. Junior Classical League 9, 10. REEP, GLORIA ANN 1324 Grainger Avenue Y-Teens, Treasurer 10. Pan American League 11. Library Assistant 11, 12. RHYNE, BARBARA Barbara Drive Junior Honor Society 9, 10. C. S. U. 9, 10, 11. Band 9, 10, 11, 12. Junior P. T. A. Council 9, 10. Y-Teens 10. Science Club 11. Swimming Team 11, 12. Junior Classi- cal League 9, 10. ROBERTS, JOHN ED 3204 Carnation Avenue Curtain Club 9, 10, 11, 12. Junior Honor Society 9, 10. Pan American League 11. Annual CENTRALITE 12. Regular CENTRAL- ITE 12. Cheerleader 11, 12, Head Cheer- leader 12. C. S. U. 9,1O,11.Hi-Y10,11, 12. Science Club 9, 10, 11. Library As- sistant 10. 4-H Club 9 10, 11. ROBERTSON, FRANKIE Babelay Road, Route 5 Junior Honor Society 10. Library Assistant 11. D. E. Club 12. F. H. A. 9, 10,11. ROGERS, NANCY JOAN Beaver Creek Drive, Route 1, Powell Gym Assistant 11. Cheerleader 10, 11, 12. Basketball 10, 11, 12. Glee Club 10, 11, 12. May Queen Candidate 9, 10, 11. May Queen Court 9. ROMINES, EVELYN 102 Nash Road Transfer from Sevier County High in 10th. Pan American League 11. Beta Club 9, 10. D. E. Club 12. F. H. A.9,10,11. RUBLE, JOHN 5444 North Broadway Latin Club 9, 10, President 10. Band 9, 10, 106 11, 12, Three stripe officer. Hi-Y 10, 11, 12, Treasurer 12. Junior Honor Society 9, 10. RULE, CAROLYN 5344 Broadway Glee Club 10, 12. F. H. A. 9, 10. SCANDLYN, BILLIE SUE 102 Dahlia Drive Beta Club 11, 12. Band 9, 10, 11, 12. F. H. A. 9, 10. Regular CENTRALITE 11. Student Council Group Representative 12. Junior P. T. A. Council 12. SCANDLYN, L. E. 3515 Valley View Road Junior Honor Society 9, 10. Motion picture operator 9. SCANDLYN, SAMMIE LYNN 4307 Fulton Drive Thespian 11, 12. Curtain Club 10, 11, 12, Secretary 12. Junior Honor Society 9, 10, Secretary 10. Senior Honor Society 11, 12. Pan American League 11.' Annual CEN- TRALITE 12, Secretary 12. Cheerleader 12. Student Council 11, 12. Junior P. T. A. 11, 12. Beta Club 11, 12. Library Assistant 10, 11. F. H. A. 9. Junior Classical League 10. May Queen Candidate 10, 11, May Queen 10. Gypsy Romance 10, Cheaper By the Dozen 12. Glover Latin Trophy 10. T. l. L. L. 11, 12. SCHUMPERT, BILLIE 621 Midlake Drive C. S. U. 9,,10, 11, 12. F. H. A. 10. Y-Teens 10. SCOTT, SHIRLEY ANN 3805 Valley View Road C. S. U. 9, 10, 11. F. H. A. 9. SELBY, BILL 513 Cedar Avenue Senior Hi-Y 10, 11, 12. Glee Club 10, 11. SHARP, GORDON 216 Sylvia Street Football 9, 10. C. S. U. 9, 10. Science Club 9, 10. SHARP, TOMMIE GAIL 3604 East Kesterwood Drive Pan American League 11. C. S. U. 9, 10, 11,12. F. H. A. 9, 10, 11. Junior P. T. A. 9, 10, 11, 12. SHELTON, DOYLE Pelham Park Road SHERROD, JOAN Route 4 F. H. A. 10, 11. Junior Classical League 10, 11. Kitchen Club 12. SHIPLEY, BETTY 41 Astor Road Junior Honor Society 10. Pan American League 11. F. T. A. 9, 10. Y-Teens 9. F. H. A. 9. SHIPLEY, CAROLYN 3623 Lucinda Drive Transfer from Clarksville High 10. Pan American League 11. F. H. A. 11. Band 10, 11, 12. SMALLEY, BETTY 1121 Freemason Street Thespian 11, 12. Curtain Club 10, 11, 12, Treasurer 12. Antic Spring 10, Cheaper By the Dozen 12. SMITH, CARLENE 947 Moody Avenue, S. E. C. S. U. 9. Latin Club 10. Junior Honor Society 9. F. H. A. 9, 10, 11. Y-Teens 10, 11. Library Assistant 10, 11. Pan American League 11. SMITH, CHRISTINE 3508 Alice Bell Road Transfer from Carter 10. Junior Honor Society 11. D. E. Club 12. SMITH, MARY D. E. Club. sMm-I, Rosen? 307 Fenwood Drive Junior Honor Society 10, 11. Science Club 11. Senior Honor Society 12. SMITH, RONALD Millertown Pike, Route 12 4-H Club 9. Band io, 11, 12. SPEARS, EDITH Route 5, Harris Road SPICKARD, CHARLES Route 1, Tillery Road Library Assistant 11. STARNES, JAMES Schubert Road Band 9,10,11,12. STEELE, HAROLD 4606 Lincoln Circle Hi-Y 10, 11, 12. Glee' Club 10, 11, 12. STEWART, PHILIP 117 Lynn View Avenue Band 9, 10, 11, 12, Two stripe officer 12. Science Club 11. STOOKSBURY, JEAN 401 Midlake Drive Junior Honor Society 10, 11. Senior Honor Society 12. Pan American League 11. Y-Teens 10, 11, Vice President. F. H. A. 1O. TEMPLE, JOHNNY Villa Road Glee Club 10, 11, 12. Junior P. T. A. 10. Basketball 10. Band 9. THOMAS, JOYCE Sunset Road Junior Honor Society 10. Pan American League 11, 12. C. S. U. 10, 11, 12, Secre- tary 12. Junior Classical League 10. Y-Teens 10, 11, President 10, 11. Library Assistant 12. Junior P. T. A. 10, 11. Swimming Team 10, 11. THORNBURG, MARY ANN Route 5 Junior Honor Society 9, 10, 11. Senior Honor Society 12. Regular CENTRALITE 10, 11. Hall Monitor 11. D. E. Club 12, Secretary 12. THRESS, BETTY Harris Road, Route 5 Junior Classical League 11. F. H. A. 9, 10. Maiorette 12. TIPTON, JENNIFER 1415 W. Adair Drive Curtain Club 9, 10, 11, 12, President 12. Thespian 9, 10, 11, 12. Junior Honor Society 9, 10, 11. Senior Honor Society 11, 12. Regular CENTRALITE 10, 11, 12. Debating Team 10. Science Club 11, 12, President 12. Top Scholastic Honors 10. Plays: A Dream 9, The Man Who Came To Dinner 10, Girl-Shy By the Dozen 12. TOLLIVER, KENNETH Millertown Pike, Route 5 TOWNSEND, EDDIE Dutch Valley Road Hi-Y 12. Baseball 10, 11, 12. Football 10, 11, 12. Basketball 10, 11, 12. Junior Class Treasurer. TRAMMELL, JIM 1500 Highland Drive Glee Club 9, 10, 12. Junior Honor Society 9, 10, 11. Senior Honor Society 11, 12. Latin Club 9, 10. TREWHITT, SARAH 405 Ocala Drive Junior Honor Society 9, 10, 11. C. S. U. 9, 10, 11. Junior Classical League 10. F. H. A. 9, 10. Science Club 11. Y-Teens 9, 10, Vice-President 10. TRUAN, BARBARA JEAN 4909 Beverly Road F. H. A. 9. Glee Club 12. TURNER, NEAGIL 1111 Henrietta Avenue D. E. Club 12. Glee Club 11. UNDERWOOD, BARBARA DINWIDDIE 210 Doughty Avenue F. H. A. 10. Curtain Club 11. VANCE, RICHARD Tillery Road, Route 1 Transfer from Bearden 11. Football 10. Student Council 10. Glee Club 11, 12. VANDERGRIFF, EVA 4708 Valley View Drive Junior Honor Society 10, 11. D. E. Club 12. F. H. A. 9. WADSWORTH, DeVAUGHN 102 Crawford Street Football 9, 10. C. S. U. 9, Club 10, 11. D. E. Club 12. WAKE, JACK 112 Pershing Street Football 10, 11, 12. Baseball 11, 12. Glee Club. Kitchen Club 11, 12. WALDROP, MARSHA 118 Hobe Street Junior Honor Society 9, 10, 11. Senior Honor Society 12. Kitchen Club 11. Y-Teens 10. F.H.A. 9, 10, 11. C. S. U. 11, 12. Glee Club 10, 11, 12. WALKER, BARBARA 3208 Tazewell Pike Pan American League 11. F. H. A. 9, 10, 11, Treasurer 9. WALLACE, SHIRLEY 221 Lynnwood Drive Costume Manager of Cheaper By the Dozen 12. Junior Honor Society 9, 10, 11. Glee Club 9, 10, 11, 12, Student Director 12. Junior Classical League 10, 11. F. H. A. 9, 10. WALTERS, BILL Junior Honor Society 9, 10. Annual CEN- 11, Cheaper 10, 11. Glee 'ID7 TRALITE 12. Band 9, 10, 11, 12, 4-stripe officer. Junior Classical League 10. Hi-Y 10, 11, 12, Vice-President 12. Beta Club 12. WARTERS, SARA Shelbourne Towers Curtain Club 10, 11. Junior Honor Society 9, 10, President 10. Pan American League 11. C. S. U. 10, 11. Junior Classical League 9, 10. F. H. A. 10, 11, Treasurer 10. Y-Teens 10, 11. Beta Club 11, 12. WEBB, JUDD 208 Hillcrest Road WELLS, STANLEY 5702 Jacksboro Pike Junior Honor Society 9, 10. Kitchen Club 11, 12. 4-H Club 9,1O,11. WEST, DONALD 740 Maple Avenue Pan American League 11. Glee Club 10, 11. D. E. Club 12. Kitchen Club 11. Base- ball 11, 12. WILKERSON, LONNIE 322 Hotel Avenue Basketball 10. Football 10, 11, 12. Hi-Y 11. Glee Club 10, 11, 12. Kitchen Club 11, 12. Baseball 10. WILLIAMS, DOUG Alice Bell Road Track I1, 12. Band 9,10, 11, 12. 4-H Club 9, 10, 11, 12. WILLIAMS, EMORY JO 717 West Woodrow Avenue Thespian 11, 12. Curtain Club 9, 10, 11, 12. Junior Honor Society 9, 10. Pan Ameri- can League 11, 12. Junior Classical League 9, 10. F. H. A. 10. Library Assistant 11, 12. Junior P. T. A. 9, 10, 11, 12, Vice- President 12. Props of Girl Shy, Cheaper By the Dozen 12. WILLIAMS, MARJORIE 109 Gresham Road Junior Honor Society Honor Society 11, 12, Treasurer 12. Pan American League 11. Student Council, Group Representative 12. S. U. 9, 10, 11. F. H. A. 10. Junior P. T. A. 9, 10, 11. Y-Teens 10, Secretary 10. WILLIAMSON, BETTY 947 Maple Avenue Gym Assistant 11. Student Council Group Representative 12. C. S. U. 10, 11, 12. Junior Classical League 9, 10, President 10. F. H. A. 10, 11. WININGER, DAVID 5119 Jacksboro Pike Baseball 11, 12. Hi-Y 11, 12. WITT, JAMES 630 Woodrow Avenue Basketball 9. Football 10, 11, Club 12. WOLFENBARGER, ROBERT 3405 Greenway Road Band 10, 11, 12. Science Club 9. WOLFKIEL, JANE 1726 Edgewood Avenue Curtain Club 9. Pan American League 11. Regular CENTRALITE 11, 12. Glee Club 11, 12. Y-Teens 10. F. H. A. 9, 12. 9, 10, 11. Senior 12. Glee Left to right, back row: B. Carey, M. Felknor, C. Stapleton, B. S. Scandlyn, P. Watts, B. Barlow, M. E. Loose, C. Clark, M. Stapleton, W. Montgomery, C. Kidd. Second row: S. L. Scandlyn, D. Burchfield, S. Warters, N. Frye, A. Fielden, HI HAT Officers: Devotional Chairman, Dixie McCammon, Treasurer, Marian Felknor, Secretary, Sammie Lynn Scandlyn, Publicity Chairman, Carolyn Kinser, President, Nancy Frye, Sergeant- at-Arms, Billie Sue Scandlyn, Vice-President, Carolyn Ship- ley, Social Chairmen, Jackie Hubbard 8. Sara Warters. C. Shipley, M. Walker, C. Kinzer. Front row: J. Hubbard, L. A. Eppes, J. Thomas, N. Riddick. Others not pictured: D. McCammon, C. Kettle, J. Bounds, C. Carey, S. Rose, L. P'simer. CLUB Representing the various socials held by the HI-HAT CLUB in the past year are: Joyce Thomas, wiener roast and scavenger hunt, Billie Sue Scandlyn, costume party, Carolyn Shipley, Hawaiian party, Jackie Hubbard, formal dance, and Marian Felknor, swimming party. First row: Janette Huskison, Deborah Wyrick, Barbara Beeler, Mona Adcock, Eleanor Deal, Elaine Long, Barbara Stubbs, Ann Story. Second row: Ann Beeler, Anna Allen, Third row: Emily Hodge, Betty Ann Bryant, Barbara Am mons, Curtis Patty, Pat Zirkle, Carolyn Brown, Freda Justice Martha Pratt. Not pictured: Becky Grove, Mariorie Stabel Myra Creswell, Catherine Adams, Faye Brock, Hazel Beeler, ton, Beverly BayIe55, Irma Brock, Barbara Rhyne, Patsy Reed, Mary Nan Ford. DATEEN CLUB l Skirt 8. Sweater Dance slumber PartY tident Freda Justice, Vice President Myra Creswell, Secretary Ann Beeler, Ski,-13,5wea1er Dance usurer Emily Hodge, Sweetheart Curtis Patty, Publicity Chairman Elaine Long, leant-at-Arms Hazel Beeler, Sergeant-at-Arms Martha Pratt. I i First row: Frank Kelley, Ralph Pratt, Bill Selby, Sweetheart- Bob Hutsell, John Watts, Butch Gaskins, and Dingle Darling. Sammie Lynn Scandlyn, Harold Steele, C. L. Pratt, Bob Not pictured: Brat Winninger, Bud Bassett, Ray Arnwine, Axley, Doug Cornwell. Second row: Fred Henry, Don Lonnie Wilkerson, David Emory, Wayne Williams, Norman McNeil, Bud Witt, Bill Kidwell, Harold Ailor, Buster Andre, Shirley, Stupe Craig, Bud Dyer, and Jack Wake. V A G A B 0 N D S 5 3 - 5 4 GAY - 90's PARTY ' , HARLEM PARTY SWEETHEART BANQUET HOUSE PARTY RUSH PARTY AFTER-GAME PARTY SOCK-HOP NIGHT CLUB PARTY JUNIOR-SENIOR PROM Q , . . l,-i. f ,'i ' 'r X Vx, yt, I H . i 5 f, if 1 . ' ' 3 yd , 1 J - !,fr,., . - 1 I ' h , 'V I fl: .THE sARoNs in A The newest social club at Central, the Barons, has also become one of the finest, since its organization a few months ago. It is composed of over 25 Central High boys and sweetheart Alice Fielden. The club .has had several fine socials, and the boys are looking forward to a great year next year. Row I: Fred Leuthke, Jim Gammon, Jim Coppock, Ray Jenkins, David Presnell, Harold Finley. Row 2: John Ed Roberts, Conrad Maiors, Jerry Wells, Marian Felknor, Jeanne Dodson, Jim Cole, Dan Leuthke, Bud Turner. Row 3: Bill Housley, Eddie Townsend, Brownie Barlow, Kent D U D ES At the clubs Backward Party. The best dressed couples. Kidd, Kenneth Neely, Bobby Hodges, Jay Jenkins, Larry Durisch, Gene Gilley. Row 4: Johnny Temple, Cornell Lotton, Johnny White, Ken Colquitt, Bob Sexton, Herbert Buckner, Charles Hansard, Herbert Hall, Curtis Patty. The Dudes Club was composed of 30 mem- bers, IO honorary members, club sweetheart, and honorary sweetheart. This year the club entertained with 9 parties, 4 stag parties, and an annual formal dance at Holston Hills. The dance was one ot the largest social club dances held by any school during the year. The main project of the year was giving baskets to the needy at Thanksgiving and Christmas. Sweetheart ...................... ....... M arian Felknor Honorary Sweetheart ..... ...... J eanne Dodson President .................... ........... J im Cole Vice-President ...... ...... R ay Jenkins Secretary ............. ......... G ene Gilley Treasurer .............. ..... D avid Presnell Sergeant-at-Arms ..... ........ K en Colquitt Social Chairman .......... ......... J ohnny White Publicity Chairman ....... ...... J ohn Ed Roberts Row I: Lawson White, Gladys Ulrich, Johnnie Gorman, Linda Lofton, Pat Chumley. Row 2: Martha Burnette, Susie Jones, Jane Wallin, Judy Griffin, Carol Dysart. Row 3: Sarah Shelley, Iris Brown, Dicki Stewart, Annette Bailey, Jane Woltkiel. Row 4: Frances Hodge, Ray Jenkins, sweet- heart, Wilma Corum, Mary Bolling, Harriett Woolsey, Bar- SUB-DEBS The Sub-Deb Club, an independent social club, has had many proiects as well as good times during the past year. The club had one party a month, a Senior Tea, and the annual formal dance on October 30. ln nearly all the charity drives the members collected money. Christmas baskets were filled for the needy and the club gave an Easter party for a local orphanage. A certain amount ot money was set aside each month for a charity. bara Jensen. Row 5: Patsy Lambert, Barbara Rothrock, Gwen Douglas. Row 6: Lynn Tucker, Carolyn Reece. Row 7: Eleanor Hodge. Not pictured: Jane Godsey, Marilyn Forbes, Myra Creswell, Barbara Asbury, Beverly Rand, David Pres- nell, sweetheart. OFFICERS: Row 1: Mary Bolling, secretary, Lynn Tucker, publicity chairman, Johnnie Gorman, president, Frances Hodge, vice-president. Row 2: Gladys Ulrich, social chair- man, Carol Dysart, chaplain, Judy Griffin, social chairman, Jane Wolfkiel, sergeant-at-arms. Not pictured: Patsy Lam- bert, treasurer. - '1'3'.2l. .f M.. 4.1 K is .P if L, l The BACHELOR CLUB, originated in 1940, is macle up of 24 Central High girls. Among our most important socials in the past year were a Christmas Dance, Night Club Party, and Sweetheart Banquet. We also had a week- end House Party in Gatlinburg and are going to Daytona Beach, Florida, for two weeks in June. In addition to our good times, we also did charity work. For Thanksgiving and Christmas we gave three needy families clothes and food, and all the girls did their part in working for charity drives. This has been a very successful year for the Bachelor Club. Officers - 1953-54 B A C H E I- O R I S C L. U B Officers - 1954 55 HE CHARM CLUB DRS: Betty Buffat, Jeanne Dodson, Hazel Gaines, Margaret Grubb, Jean Hensley, Shirley ty, Tommie Sharp, Betty Thress, Emory Jo Williams, Betty Williamson. SWEETHEART: Gilley. JUNIORS: Shirley Barnes, Phyllis Beeler, Virginia Easterday, Mary Garrett, :ra Gray, Lynne Hart, Carolyn Hileman, Elanor Mauk. SOPHOMORES: Joan Craig, Jennie Anita Hunter, Mary Lynn Neubert, Pat Shipman, Mackie Stooksbury, Sylvia Swingle, Nancy urch. FRESHMEN: Gail Barringer, Sandra Edenfield, Jennifer Hamilton, Pat Johnston, Patsy es, Nancy Suffridge, Charlotte Truan, Margie Wade. Judy King, our adopted little sister. 115 OFFICERS: President, Jean Dod- son, Vice-President, Phyllis Beeler, Secretary, Tommie Sharp, Treasurer, Carolyn Hile- man, Pub. Chmn., Emory Jo Williams, Social Chmn., Virginia Easterdayy Sweetheart, Gene Gilley. Illlill SGIIIIIIL GRADUATES Ylelt rs W 1 tl lent 0 C CUIBC Alf me! I. 0. 'YIOIII smfs 15.2. ,.,.. 5 D ,iw I To A' lfgifblm ,Ziff oo. I 'fiiid' E U eV ' gin r enever Convenient ron A is cnssn 'romonnow Q--4ff f A ll le Wh I llew Term Glasses New Forming Prepare for a career . . . instead of a job. Train for e specific goal . . . definite employment . . . in e short time . . . st a low cost . . . and have lifetime nation wide employment service . . . en- tirely free. Business Training . . . is . . . Employ- ment Insurance. It costs so little . . . It means so much. Just follow your ambitious friends to the NATIONAL . . . where secure futures are formed Our objective . . . 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