Cocke County High School - Chanticleer Yearbook (Newport, TN)

Text from Pages 1 - 108 of the 1950 volume:

W... -. ' V '17 . Lwai F Riff 5? I 'fra ,' .4 .,,. if ' aa FW. D' 3. in . Ls . .I ni- ?L3:.,...., Fl' ii, .tl rf- 4 ,.. H 4 LH ., W , gm W. -I - .-. ., ' ,- - , Y 5? '55 u A -Q- M lp :Rf ' ' , .5 Y , W, , , 11 g 'E v L . n x ., Q qi .va 'P , -A M -E Y A ,I J Hn Vu en I 15,11 k .g. A V. VL . L - 11' I 1 was f ., me 7750 ff V V9 l i' gcc: f h 'ff ? 'xi yv M ' xii 'Z '4 L x g S-SX' H Qi' Q., , gb! B , Q 1 Q A 6 fx W A 'M' . mg, W wwf!! . ,W f W' -:f,,wWif ' 'T Q - V,,. I V 4: . I . M- 'HU X Y W ,W , f Mm-..41nf 'WJ ,lf N . V , M IP' K ,pave A WW ,N M Nw, A, ,f its FOREWOBll Here it is, your first issue of The Chanticleerf' We, the members of the class of l95O, are proud to be its sponsors and happy if its pages bring you pleasure, This is the first annual our school has published in almost twenty years. For us, its production represents an achievement, fashioned of hard work but brightened all the way with real enjoyment. We hope that you will like your copy, that you will read its pages, and smile over its pictures. To edit The Chanticleer was for us a cherished ambition, now we send it forth with the hope that you will approve what we have done. DEDICATIUN T0 OUR PARENTS Who help us, now and alwaysg who love us, whether good or badj who stand beside us, whether right or wrongg who want us to be in every way the best we can be, we dedicate this issue of The Chanticleerf' The Senior Class of 1950 -p - -1' .U fn W1 ' -QR , i ,.- ...LA ,. , ADMINISTBATION All chickens must have leaders, Some take the upper handg In our poultry yard at school This is our ruling band! Their word is law, believe us, They set the pace we walkg We laugh at jokes they tell us, When they say so, we talk. We never disobey themg Their wrath is seldom Ioosedgl Turn this page and you will meet The ones who rule this roostl 'mv A ' 4, . i S ' 1 ,C 2 E Lester Wilds L. D. Carlisle J. C. Fowler Dewey Webb X L 417. L, 'J--atv? 1 l N 'SL BOARD OF EDUCATION Luther Strange Charles Moore E. H. Kennedy Fred Jones Mrs. Lagretta C. Parrott Superintendent of Schools 'X .Q ,, , ? 2w,lSM wi SM-mf . f Q ,if Miss Norma Jean Bryani, Secretary to the Principal ln., 311513 iz fi ., if 3: ,, .2 is 4 si K gi fi S Q X, 5 5 ?i ,S -ww- Num. 3221 Q A is xl: iaiii it Q 84 Q it gs is Ygdaaii aaa! 9 W G si 24.1 J 'X A S AQGPNWN' Roy T. Campbell, B.A. Principal of Cocke County High School cfyd -M 'lin . r 'I'i 4 i,,M, 'VW' f ' 71 f Was, ig7xc'J..,,, l V. C- Adcoek. 55- Mrs. Ivan C. Babb, B.A. Mrs. Wallace Burnett, B.S. MUSiC, l'llSf0fY English, History General Science I' Marjorie McMal1an, B.A. Edythe Nelle Milligan, B.A., M,A, Aubrey Painter, B. A. Bible, EYWQHSV1, Speefih Spanish, English, Typing Biology, Basketball Coach Charlie Shipley, B.S., M.S. Mary Evelyn Stokely, B.A. Vocational Agriculture Civics, Physical Education, Economics 13 ' 5. I0 so? I .5 John E. Cox, B.S. Mrs. Edwin H. Kennedy, B.A., L.S. in L.S. James Vernon Kyker, B.S, Geometry, Chemistry, Algebra, Mathematics Health, Physical Education, Football Coach 'I Mrs. John C. Porter, B.A. Mary Rowe Ruble, A.B., M.S. Louise Seehorn, B.A., L.S. in L.S. English Home Economics Library -'Em' . -4 Mrs. Asa Wilson, M.A. Betty Jo Winter, B.S. Latin, Mathematics Typing, Shorthand, Bookkeeping -+ ir . . CLASSES Do these chickens ever study? Do they have to go to school? How they crow at such a question, We've no time to learn a rule! Yet they never seem to pity Us for all we have to do, And the smallest of them even Said, I'd like to change with you. Though I might not learn your lessons Maybe too l'd never pass Yet, somehow, I can't help wishing l were in your high school class. ll , V O 1 Z - t ,QM 1 ' P-C W 4 , 4 4 1 . 1, f J c K l , y S l 'il ,sz may ' K 35 Q W 5 M .1 af - Vw mf , H, Y N' x .? ,' , , 'mf 'J ffl 'fa M , f F 1 ,, t A 3, r , M- , , , A-. fx :V 1. 'L .. . , , , ss 'X fy f M ,I f QW Eg 7 x , 1 a '4 we Q Z W I 8 ,if AMR Q X.. -Y i 'n O' nv ,ga any wr 4l3x S E N I 0 ll ,'y'J l' MARY LOUISE ALLEN A girl with lots of ability and ways which endear her to all. EUGENE BAKER He gave his best, and without fail As class president he served us W well. L I GAYLA BANDY l' Efficient, capable, energetic- bound to succeed. GENE BLANCHARD Happy arn I, from care l'n1 flee, Why aren't they all contented like me? EDWARD BOLEY His worst he keeps, he gives the public only his best. ERNEST RAY BRITT You may relish him more as the person than as the scholar. L. D. BROOKS Worry never made a man great. EDITH BROWN The gentle mind by gentle deeds is known. EDIIH BURNETT Sweet and pretty, always gay, An ideal girl in every way. 'su 1 f .if -I- X -nr Q f sqm ff! M1552 if SENIIIIIS EDITH BURNETT Sweet and pretty, always gay An ideal girl in every way, LLOYD BURNETT Be, silent and safe--silenci never betrays you. SHIRLEY BURNETT Pretty, faithful, q u i e t, and, above all, an honest-to-goodness friend. GRACE BUTLER She has a heart with room for everybody. LAGRETTA BUTLER Works without commotion,- Thinks without speaking every thought. CAROL CAMPBELL All who know her love her, All whom she knows she Ioves. DALE CAMPBELL A little nonsense now and then ls welcomed by the wisest men. IMOGENE CHAPMAN Good, thoughtful, helpful-A worthwhile person to know. SENIIIIIS LEONARD CHAPMAN - Desire to improve, willingness to work, ability to serve. JANELLE CLARK Such loveliness, enthusiasm, and friendly ways Combined make a perfect work of art. MARY EVELYN CLARK Her talents, though many, are concealed by her modesty. NORMA LOU CLARK Words as sweet as honey from her lips distill'd. RITA CLEVENGER A good face is a letter ot recom'- mendation, A good heart is a letter of credit. JENNEE LOU CODY She is a scholar, and a good one - Exceeding wise, fair-spoken, and persistent. BEVERLY COPE Live while you live, and seize the pleasures of the present day. Y. J. COPE What you don't know can't hurt you. ruff? ,,,,.m.c i-'QW ,y,.4,f..w ff? 'bf Ei ff' . :la if Wim, 99' ....w '.v svQQ,h S E N I 0 ll S CHARLES cuREToN A good sport with a heart ot gold, And the ways of a gentleman. IDA BELLE CURETON Whatever is worth doing at all is worth doing well. FRED DOUGLAS When ignorance is bliss 'Tis folly to be wise. JOYCE EVANS All her faults are such that one loves her still better tor them. WAYNE EVANS Don't let your studies interfere with your education. ANNE FARMER Quiet and gentle, tho' not really shy- Everyone loves her. We don't wonder why. DOROTHY FOWLER Youth, beauty, honor, courage, all Happiness tor which life will call, 1. T. FREEMAN He has a curious mind and fain would know everything, if this re- quired no effort. S E N I 0 ll S noN GoRMAN He often wishes he had thought twice When skipping classes seemed so nice. CAROLYN GRAY To be liked by all in this age and day ls the highest compliment we can pay. EMMA SUE HAHN To study, to learn, to work, but not too hard, REEDA HANCE Quietly and carefully she does what is asked of her. ARTHUR HENRY Better late than never. ELIZABETH HOLT One good friend is better than all the jewels of the earth. NORMA HUFFMAN Her friends, there are many, her foes, are there any? CHARLOTTE JONES She is pretty to walk with, and witty to talk with, And pleasant, too, to think upon. SENIIIRS CHARLOTTE KETCHERSID A maid, she seems, of cheerful yesterdays and confident tomor- rows. BURR LEWIS He hath no leisure who uses it not. IMOGENE LEWIS Love all, trust few, do wrong to none. GERVIS LINDSEY Never do today what someone else Can do tomorrow. CAROL MANTOOTH Nowhere is there a lass so busy as she. ROBERT McNABB Be prepared. BETTY McSWEEN More wise, more dependable, more just, more everything. BETTY NELSON Sweet, happy, and kind, A better friend you'Il never find. SENIIIIIS .QQ fl ,Qin X .. ,LL-4, f f ,xii I 1,4 4.,L A7 ' i ANNE PARROT1' A ,J an -- Never be satisfied with less than the best, JOHNNY PHILLIPS Why worry about tomorrow when it never comes? BOB PORTER Happy days and carefree ways- 1,0-Q 1A4,m 'fi ,Hyun It regardless of the future.: JOHN PORTER Time, I dare you to discover Such a youth, and such a Iover. 1 -uguunnglv , qgwwrtif IM D,-Q11, LLL-A ii, ft V: S 1 f.f,fr,v3 'ML 'uf-1 Vi 5 ,LLIU .Q wt .L1..,b'. 4-4. BILLY Jo RAY ,M-om 'I J - 'Twas her thinkingxof others made you think of her. LAURA ANN RINER True, considerate, kind, and just Whom man might honor and women trust. GREER RUBLE O brave new world That has such people in it. IRIS SEAY Her sincerity, her effort-yes, her success Are much to be admired. P : Qt K 3 uw- 'll fgflwgc i W Hglljfl , I im' if ai! QR ., .K ,,,,,,..t.aniBP' N K fri? 'QQ' -ss. IW ,A JW' SliNl0llS OIS SEAY Known for what he does rather than by what he says. JOHN SELF He who yields to puppy love may lead a dog's lite. MARY JO SHAVER Wl1at does she live tor, if not to make the world more pleasant? MILDRED SHELL 'lliar must be sought ere you can find, A lass so happy, knowing and IQII'Id.H MJ 4.410 A' Z, Wm ,aww-y WRAY SHIPLEY I will go anywhere, provided it is forward. JOHN SHOUN By the work, one knows the Workman. TEXIE SMITH A sweet smile, a kind word, a soft voice These are her trademarks. WAYNE SMITH Worry and I have never met-- My life's all fun and freedom yet. SlENl0IlS BARBARA STOKELY Her lite is progress from enjoy- ment to enjoyment. CARROLL STRANGE A man of deeds rather than words. N VIVIAN SUGGS Our youth we can have but todayg- We may always find time to grow old. MARY EVELYN SUTTON Her lite is a bubbling stream, overflowing with enthusiasm. BETTY JO SWEETEN She doeth little kindnesses which most leave undone. BEULAH SWEETEN Never too busy to speak, nor too unhappy to smile. HAZEL SWEETEN She must be seen to be appreci- ated, for seldom is she heard. DOROTHY TAYLOR Nothing is impossible tor a will- ing heart. A 31 gf? W 1 r 3 W'rwQ, SENl0llS EVERET TAYLOR Respecrs nor the sluggard, plays to win from the start, When the odds are against him, he'II still do his part. HUGH TAYLOR His friendly disposition and gay, happy grin make him the favorite of many. DOROTHA ANN THORNTON The hand that made you fair hath made you good, POLLY WATTS A maid to whom was given So much of earth-so much of heaven, DOROTHY WILLIAMS Life is her school. May she graduate well and earn some honors! LEROY WILLIAMS Judge not by size nor sound- His ability far excels either of them. BILLY WILSON Ah, why Should life all labour be? JOSEPHINE WILSON Cute and crazy, but somewhat lazy. SENIIIBS POLLY WILSON She has more goodness in her little finger than many in a whole body. BETTY LOU WOOD To do something, however small, to make others happy, L. S. WOOD lndustry, cooperation, wiiling- ness, consideration- He has them all. BETTY JO WOODY Kind, willing, h-onest, and true- Could you desire more? EVERETT WORLEY Wise except when otherwise. JOHNNY WRIGHT Let him be as is- He needs no alterations. ft 'I l f-2 , ,ljfndj L Y , ki Ln , .M ,fi r 0 19 ,pam gm it 4 ln I Q W gyinglx 1 4 k ,ik . M 4 tv. 17 ,, be 'ii' -n. 'vw 1, 4 q .rv Q 5 K 'vi y , ,lk ,,, fu t' 5 I , 2 fmiwtgfig EMPQZ as 'V gf' KE ' ir W. ' 4 W'-A 'Q' Q 1, 'vga V Q Z 9'i 1 4-f as L uw, Q K , wg ' ' 1, 'wh ' J 'qgifx 4 m 'jiwyg' me . as ii: S: ,K XV ' W ,Q ' 4 x' f ,K 'Y 1 1 W gg. ,L ., M, pf! . X A QHJY A,. qi, 5, eg x 1 ff . .11 gr ,wg , .QW 'Fa aw Q1 v if K. wk .Y ' x Wsffli X n,,,wMN9 y il .. L M I ,M . , ff ,if ' . Yiwg, '1 +. Q vm, 1 X Q V A 45 fifk i' 'ZQQ ' '15 w , 4 , , 14.3913 . X .mx wan 'RQ , 3 , C' ' ' V V 1. 5' J fi' tg A x 4' '1 . ' if M. wa, Q if fr . R milf' f ,gil .. w,,.YEa5, ,w. vii , . , . . mg If ' ' M 7 1 '- xg Q A ,y fry? WN av , sw' , If Q Ml . yn! .. 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Chapman Orpha Clark Betty Crawford Zona Dockery Ruth Douglas Burton Eslinger Patsy Finchum George Ford Ilene Fowler Betty Franks Margaret Gentry Charles Gray .lUNI0l Bobby Grubbs Jennie Ha rtsell Wilma Harrison W W lr li -vffw' Aw' wg ?i3'3w Mack Hayes Carolyn Henderson Elaine Henderson Bill Henry Mary N. Herndon Oneita Holdway Jean Holt Shirley Holt W. C. Jackson Susan Kennedy Betty Jo Lewis Bill Lewis .1 I 'mr rx I fx .. : . ,.a::,. J ,.g:-L, . .I 7 -' ' 1 l w .. . .,, '1: kK .Q Zk fqliroxggggy I lg! .shelf X v .. ,j 3, . l me W in ri' ag h,'u - ..-v-fl' ,ff WE! X X 42' Q 2 '5 . if Af Sl' ' 1? rr My xi. .,.-H li JZ .-. -'ff' X , .ll'Nl0ll l Charles Lewis Ernest Lewis Evelyn Lindsey Dean Mantooth Mary A, Massey William Mims Barbara Moore Vodra Moore Sue Morgan Alice Mullen Donald McGal'1a Ella McMahan Mary M. McMal'1ar Bill McNabb Janet Neas .ll'NI Mary E, Parrott Denny Pruitt Mary A. Radcliffe Emma J. Ramsey Esther Reese Jack Reynolds Patsy Rhyne Lucille Robinson Lois Seay Barbara Seehorn Charlotte Seehorn Eunice Self Ruth Self Polly Shockley Katherine Shrader IIS , il, l--TL . , , w-' ,ww K HQ? f-KE! .ll'NIOBS Queecnie Sisk Jack Suggs Pauline Suggs Billy Sutton Mary J. Talley Bette Taylor llalie Tucker James Vess Marie Webb Ruth Webb Ordell Williamson Clarene Woody JUN l0llS NOT PICTUIIEII J- M- Bible Jennings Dockery Oscar Holdway Vina R8Tl'lbOI'1e Harold Britt Billy Fine Vernon Metcalf Dinah Reese Johnny Burnett Edna Ford Jack Mooneyham Donald Rea Zi,-ia Cogging J, D, Free Inez Ottinger Betty Fern Samples SOPll0lVl0llE CLASS DFFICEBS President ....., Vice-President Secretary . ..,..... . Treasurer r.,... Sponsor .r.4,. Jack Clark .A J. T. Rayburn Mims Clark . .. Mims Clark Mr. John E. Cox E, X wal 'Nw u , ,, , V, V-my If N ,SPM La, , R 1 ,Ki .1 W kg! ,E w mamma 4.5 'Wan va.-xszm 1. .,5.,4 ,-1 N, I-JA Jpiijffkw ,kk' iiazgfsa nf, gif my 2 v'f'4Ww-'H'Vs,,m Aww f. 3, M Y 1 , .mgzwm . .faMwm. :. A 1e....a.wf ff Q , g E x Amarylis Allen Mary R. Barrett Evelyn Bible Jimmy Boley Arvle Brady Jack Briggs Atlas Mae Brooks Linton Buckner Leonard Buckner Joan Burton Joan Butler Lenora Calfee Billy Campbell Marie Campbell Johnnie Carson C. W. Carroll Tommy Cate Harry Chaney Anna Mae Chapm Robert Clark Jack Clark Mims Clark Juanita Clevenger Elwood Crum Eula Mae. Crum an SOPll0M0llIE CLASS John Alfred Crumb Billy Pat Cureton Wayne Davis Dorothy Denton Jane Driskill Louise Edwards Bobby Fine J. L. Fish Don Ford Wayne Fowler Iva Nell Fowler Charles Gray Sadie Gi'bert Jennie Gorrell Joyce Henry Philacerie Holt Omega Jackson Daisy Jarnigan Ruth Jones R. C. Jones Carolyn June Jones Christine Jones June Lane Eugene Lawhorn Paul Lee Carroll Legg Betty Jo Lindsey Jimmy Lindsey Virginia McCracken Georgia Dean McGaha Eugene McMillan Doris McNabb David McSween William McSween Paul Manning Mary Sue Manning Joe Mills Hunley Nolan Roger O'Dell Herlfert Owensby Lorene Padgett S. C. Parks Robert Parrott Naomi .Payne Joe Petree Janet Parrott Kenneth Porter Evelyeen Ramsey J. T. Rayburn Geneva Reed Betty Sara Reese Peggy Reynolds Elizabeth Jane Riner Burl Roberts Dale Roberts Billy Roberts Oscar Samples Oliver Seay Patsy Shaver Jane Shell James 'Shoemaker Edna Shoun Dorcas Smith Lillian Smith Thelma Smith Willis Stokely Charles H. Sweeten Della Joe Sweeten Frances Taylor Lillian Sue Watts Emma Watts Jimmy Webb Louise Webb William Witt Joyce Williamson Anna Wilson Betty Lou Worley FIRESIIMAN CLASS 0FFlClEllS President A Vice-President .. Secretary ,, Treasurer .... . ., Sponsor ....V Mrs. ., Patsy Almany Christine O'DeH Ralph Worley Roger Freeman Wallace Burnett .XS + 1 . vw? 32,3 :Si 'EWR mm f ...J-,., .,,, , M -R Wang-:af , Q SK ...Q X .Emi 4, l wig ff-K vi sl I fl wx F Betty Marie Allen Patsy Almany l. V, Ball Kyle Ballard Emma Ruth Ball Elois Ball Billy Baxter Barbara Baxter lma Rena Beason Charles Beaty Sara Blanchard Patsy Blazer Edward Boles Marjorie Boley Bill Bowman H. C. Brooks Buddy Buchanan Sybil Buckner Evelyn Burnett Audrey Burgin Theron Calfee Myrtle Campbell Louise Chesteen Judith Marie Clark Tom Clark Reva Mae Clark Ruble Clevenger lrene Cogdill Anna Cothran Jimmy Coward Geneva Cummings Louise Dalton Willa Mae Davis O. V. Davis J. D. Dawson Joan Dillon imma Jean Douglas Barbara Duncan FIIESIIMAN CLASS lris Evans Ina Jean Evans Joanne Evans Elizabeth Anne Ford Grace Ford lris June Fox Loretta Foxx John Foxx Roger Freeman Rolan Freeman - Lorene Gentry Donald Gentry Ruby Gilbert Leslie Gowan Loyd Green Paul Gregg Stanley Gregg Stella Gregg Sara Hance Shirley Hall Betty Hall Wilma Harper Treva Dean Hawk Dorotha Holdway Perry Holt Melba Holt Gene Holt Joe Holt Doris Jean Holt Dorothy Jo Hooper Billy Houser Maurice Huffman Nancy Ruth Hurst John Huskey Fred Jackson Jimmy James Nannie Lou Jarnigan Wanda Johnson Kathleen Johnson Rita Ann Jones Estelle Jones Peggy Jones Charles Jones Lloyd Keller Edgar Keller Walter Kelley Emma Kyker Fred Lee Robert Lewis Betty Jean Lewis Mary Frances Lovell Rose Loxley Rosalia Lunsford Alwayn Lunsford Ceaphus McCoig Frances McGaha Betty McGaha Helen McMahan Charles Mantooth Hardy Metcalf Josephine Messer Hester Messer Janet Mooneyham Fred Mooty Billy Murr Diane Neas Christine O'dell Kenneth O'dell Walter O'dell Walter O'neil Mary Ruth Ottinger Jack Pack Carol Pierce Patricia Pritchard Beulah Ramsey Ruble Ramsey Billy Bruce Ramsey Dora Rathbone Ed Ray Mary Ann Redwine Janet Rhodes Jimmy Robinson Wayne Rowland Eulis Samples Mois Seay John Seehorn Joan Sentels Mary Jean Shaver Theodore Shelton Glen Shoemaker Emma Kate Shoemaker Billy Joe Shaver Edna Louise Smith Jean Smith Newell Sprouse Anita Stephenson Evalena Stephenson Mary Ann Strange Jo Ann Sutton Sara Swann Charles H. Sweeten Elmer Taylor Charles Taylor Oliver Thornton Bobbie Jean Watts Betty Jean Webb Earl Williams Albert Wood Colene Wood Gordon Wood Eulaphine Woody Ralph Worley Howell Wright 4 -' 'v- ' J as ' XG I Ri K-ir? . I vs Y A ,till N xl , ...qw JI, ' J L 0 ll, n W l tj 0B C' 'F' if GANIZATIUNS One time I fell asleep and l dreamed That l was a chicken too, And I thought it was very funny The way all you students do. I laughed at the way the band acted, The plays you bragged of and suchg Your clubs and your FHA banners Amused me so very much. But then when my dream was all ended And happy as happy could be, I said, No blustering bantam Will ever change places with me. DX 'E A i 1 . s ' s Q Q., .1 ' .J-' X,-3.3-1-11 if '- Q'ii,,,, -,-,G GC CLUB President. A A A Wayne Evans Vice-President A A Johnny Wright Sec.-TreasA A AAAA AA A Gayla Bandy Sergeant at Arms A A, A A A A Jack Reynolds Sponsors A AAAAAAAAAA AA A MrA Painter, Mr, Kvker t MEMBERS Johnny Wright David McSween Robert Clark William Mims Robert McNabb Everett Taylor Tommy Sweeten Donald McGaha James Vess Burr Lewis Tommy Cates Wayne Evans Jane Driskill Dale Roberts Edith Burnett Betty McSween Christine Jones Mildred Shell Jack Reynolds Johnny Phillips Janelle Clark Gayla Bandy Jo Wilson Carol Campbell Betty Worley Charlotte Jones Ella McMahan 'E nd DIUSIC CLUB President Laura Anne Riner Vice-President Anne Farmer Sec.-Treas, Betty Nelson Publicity Chairman Jane Driskill Sponsor Mr, Adcock :me V hmm: 'ww x Mary Louise Allen Eugene Baker Edward Boley Sylvia Brown Valeda Bryant Edith Burnett Harry Chaney Jack Clark Skippy Clark lla 3 :tif 351 1 521 - 1 l s , Q , W i MEMBERS Wilma Harrison Shirley Holt Norma Huffman Charlotte Jones Susan Kennedy Gervis Lindsey Alice Mullen Janet Nease Ann Parrott LJ '--:ef Bobby Parrott Mary E, Parrott Mary A. Radcliffe Barbara Seehorn Charlotte Seehorn Mildred Shell Dorothy Williams Jo Wilson Irfwwm - AWA? ig , J S 1 MS 3 ' .v ' 1, Q :,sw 2 Q 5 ,S a y R 5 MWQQ an---Q , K wg .w,,,' P 'Z Www, at my W ww w mf am f 2 President Vice-President Sec.-Treas. Librarian ., J BAND OFFICERS Captain . , Anne Parrott lst Lieutenant ., Mary Louise Allen 2nd Lieutenant , , Edith Burnett GLEE CLUB OFFICERS . . . ...,.., .. .. Wayne Evans Norma Huffman, Accornpanist .. Janet Parrott .. . . .. , Bill McNabb Charles Cureton Wayne Evans Ann Farmer Loretta Fox Arthur Henry Norma Huffman MEMBERS Dean Mantooth Robert McNabb Bill McNabb Janet Parrott Johnny Phillips Peggy Reynolds Elizabeth Jane Riner Lillian Smith Everet? Taylor Betty hornton Emma Watts .lo Wilson Y-TEENS President , Lucile Robinson Vice President . ...,. Elizabeth Jane Riner Secretary Patsy Finchum Treasurer t. .. Lillian Smith Song Leader Emma VVatts Sponsors .i., . Mrs. Burnett Amarylis Allen Joanna Allen Ima Rena Beason Edith Brown Lagretta Butler Orpha Clark Juanita Clevenger Beverly Cope Zona Dockery Patsy Finchum Loretta Foxx MEMBERS Reeda Hance Wilma Harper Elaine Henderson Joyce Henry Melba Holt Nancy Hurst Peggy Jones Emma Dean Kyker Betty Jean Lewis Georgia Dean McGaha Mary Margaret McMahan Miss Seehorn Mary Ann Massey Christine O'Dell Mary Ruth Ottinger Janet Parrott Patsy Rhyne Elizabeth Jane Riner Lucile Robinson Edna Shoun Lillian Smith Barbara Stokely Jo Ann Sutton Emma Watts FUTURE BUSINESS LEADERS 0F AMERICA President Vice President Secretary Treasurer . Reporter Sponsors Honorary Member Shirley Burnett Imogene Chapman Mary Frances Chapman Rita Clevenger Charles Cureton lda Belle Cureton Emma Sue Hahn OFFICERS MEMBERS Elizabeth Holt lmogene Lewis Emma Dean Mantooth Bill McNabb Iris Seay Lois Seay Ray Shipley Carolyn Gray Joyce Evans Pauline Wilson Beulah Sweeten , Wayne Smith Miss Winter Miss Milligan Miss Brvant Queechee Sisk Carroll Strange Mary Evelyn Sutton Hazel Sweeten Dorotha Anne Thornton Polly Watts Clarene Woody Everett Worley 9 N mi- -uf JW F OFFICERS President . Jane Shell Vice President . Patsy Almany Secretary . ., . . Carolyn June Jones Treasurer . Melba Holt Reporter Janet Rhodes Historian ,,r.. Janet Parrott Song Leader Estelle Jones Parliamentarian .. , . . Queechie Sisk Sub-District President . Betty McSween Sponsor . ..... . .. .. . . Miss Ruble Mmssns ' Elois Ball, Emma Ball, Evelyn Burnett, Louise Chesteen, Imogene Evans, Betty Hall, Peggy Jones, Betty J. Lewis, Frances McGaha, Hester Messer, Colene Wood, Nannie Jarnigan, Rose Loxley, Josephine Messer, Mary A. Redwine, Mary A. Strange, Patricia !'ichard, Patsy Blazer Marjorie Boley, Sybil Buckner, Judith Clark, Reva Clark, Anna Cotheran, Dorothy Hooper, Elizabeth Ford, Iris J. Fox, Loretta Foxx, Emma D. Kyker, Mary F. Lovell, Jean Smith, Sara Swann, Betty J. Webb, Eulaphine Woody, lma Rena Beason, Emma K. Shoemaker, Joan Dillon, Iris Evans, Stella Gregg, Sara Hance, Nancy Hurst, Wanda Johnson, Anita Stephenson, Delores ClevengeF, Imogene Douglas, Lorene Gentry, Dorothy Holdway, Mary R. Ottinger, Jo Ann Sutton, Mary R. Barrett, Lillian Watts, Altas Brooks, Joan Butler, Vella Caldwell, Louise Ed- wards, Sadie Gilbert, Mary N, Herndon, Philacene Holt, Daisy Jarnigan, June Lane,'Betty J. Lindsey, Emma Ramsey, Dorcas Smith, Anna Nelson, Evelyn Bible, Lorene Padgett, Louise Webb, Eveyleen Ramsey, Grace Butler, Beverly Cope, Dorothy Fowler, Dorothy Taylor, Betty Lou Wood, Carol Mantooth, Mary Jo Shaver, Barbara Moore. D- '5 -A FFA President E, R. Britt Vice President Vernon Metcalf Secretary L. S Wood Treasurer . . John Shoun Reporter Bobby Grubbs Sentinel .. Loyd Burnett V, 1' 4' Sponsor . Mr, Shipley lug -A MA!- qa PM fv -' iff-...df 1 e 4-A 1' al rQ.i.?,7 'fa . T' L if --'f4,41,6p 7 MEMBERS ' ft- Theron Calfee, Hardy Metcalf, Ceaphus McCoig, Y, J. Cope, L. S. Wood, Blaine Carroll, Carroll Strange, Eugene Lawhorn, Burton Eslinger, Fred Douglas, Gordon Woods, Edgar Kellar, Jimmie James, Charles Brooks, John Crum, Albert Woods, Jack Pack, Ruble Clevenger, James Clevenger, John Huskey, Vernon Metcalf, Oscar Samples, Billy Cureton, Johnny Burnett, J. D. Free, Jimmy Boley, E. R. Britt, Ray Shipley, Doyle Alexander, Wayne Fowler, Roger O'Dell, Leslie Gowan, Oliver Thornton, Loyd Burnett, Stanley Gregg, Billy Murr, Linten Buckner, Mols Seay, Harold Britt, H. C. Brooks, S. C. Parks, Charles Gray, O. V. Davis, Charles Gentry, Gene Blanchard, Mack Hayes, Elwood Crum, Carroll Legg, Loyd Green, Harold Brooks, Glen Shoe- maker, Paul Manning, L. D, Brooks, Willis Stokely, l. V. Ball, Perry Holt, Carroll Pierce, Burl Roberts, Charles Taylor, Earl Williams, Ralph Worley, Wayne Davis, Y. J. Cope, John Shoun, George Ford, Arvil Brady, Jimmy Jackson, Hugh Taylor, Ois Seay, James Shoemaker, Bobby Grubbs, Walter O'DeII, J. T. Freeman, Leonard Buckner, Vodra Moore, Oliver Seay, J. D. Dawson, Donald Geintlf, Charles Mantooth, Herbert Owensby. Lucile Robinson SPANISH CLUB I OFFICERS President A A A A Charlotte Seehorn Vice-President AA Norma Huffman Secretary A Barbara Stokely Treasurer A A ,A Patsy Rhyne Reporter Barbara Seehorn Program Chairman A A Lucile Robinson Social Chairman A A ,AAAA AAAAAAA A A Susan Kennedy Sponsors AAAA A A Miss Milligan, Miss Winter MEMBERS Jimmy Ball Lorene Ball Reta Clevenger C. W. Carroll Betty Franks Wilma Harrison Jennie Hartsell Shirley Ann Holt Norma Huffman Susan Kennedy Charlotte Ketchersid Charlotte Seehorn Polly Shockley Mary Ann Massey Ella McMahan Jack Mooneyham Billy Joe Ray Patsy Rhyne Barbara Seehorn Vivian Suggs Dorothy Taylor Polly Watts Pauline Wilson Katherine Shrader Barbara Stokely SENIIJB SPANISH C L U B President . . Mary Evelyn Clark Vice President . . Charlotte Nan Jones Secretary .. . . Edith Burnett Treasurer . . . Alice Mullen Program Chairman Social Chairman , Sponsors . Miss Milligan, Janelle Clark Carolyn Gray Miss Winter MEMBERS Mary Louise Allen Edith Burnett Lagretta Butler Carol Campbell Janelle Clark Mary Evelyn Clark Carolyn Gray Charlotte Nan Jone Betty McSween Alice Mullen Dorothy Williams S One of our Christmas plays- It's A Gift The Speech Arts class is a part of the Eng- lish department in our high school. Its mem- bership is limited to the Senior class, and dur- ing the year several public programs are pre- sented by the group. The presentation of the Commencement play is regarded as their most important achievement. M i s s McMahan teaches this class. A scene from Don't Open 'Til Christmas. SPEECH AIITS CLASS Gayla Bandy Edith Burnett Arthur Henry Charlotte Nan Jones Charlotte Ketchersid Imogene Lewis Gervis Lindsey Betty McSween Johnny Wright Betty Nelson Anne Parrott John Porter Laura Ann Riner Mildred Shell Ray Shipley John Shoun Jo Wilson gli , 2 4 4 rf if asf' VM if , - , R7 JP Ry. Wfims wx L , L ,inf sp ,UP ml This year the Speech Arts class won the prize at the County Fair for their part in the Talent Night program. Another of our Christmas plays- The Neighbors. S svww,.'1W 'i . I 'P I 1 . TIYHSHAUSSNIS Y I at rf - 1 . 6 fs TEEN CENTER Chairman Dorothy Williams Sylvia Brown Bill Henry Sponsors Miss Stokely, Mr, Kyker COMMITTEE Dorothy Williams ,John Porter Johnny Wright Sylvia Brown Jack Reynolds Bill Henry Jaclg Clark Carolyn J. Jones Patsy Alrnany Teddy Shelton WE WERE WELL ff :M W , X. wx any ' 'N A W 'W W . xg 'X YQ, 42 Yi M 1 'N '?'fY Q Ki , Q 5 y Q , , ,Q ,gg , y 51 . K. 5 f 7 1 is 'T . 'iw ' X A 1' E! ' , ' f, 22,5 . ' , ' , KM SLHFSZ MMT yn ,Gia 'I '-1 ficicw. --'Sufi 3 vim , -ff A , -' W4 Fifkxf ,Qyigf . Wwa S - L X A.g.g54,Q,Q1s4m5f, i ,. .gym M . fx W '- s mfx. 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I fe 'Q 4' A I If- Q , ep M 2- W uw sh awk BM 'ji m 4 4 Q .E-if 4 ., g 34 af f' A! ., THE CIICKES CBCDW EDITORIAL STAFF Gayla Bandy Sylvia Brown Mary Evelyn Clark Skippy Clark Wayne Evans Bobby Gene Grubb Mary Margaret McMahan Betty Nelson Janet Rhodes Barbara Seehorn Wayne Smith Ralph Worley PRODUCTION STAFF Reta Clevenger Jennie Lou Cody Joyce Evans Dorothy Taylor Dorotha Anne Thornton Pauline Wilson ART EDITOR Dale Campbell FACULTY ADVISORS Miss Norma Jean Bryant Miss Edythe Nelle Milligan Miss Betty Jo Winter f P W' , S 1 Q W.,wfQm f-UK, . R., NIE FAXLED. MAY HA R GRADES OU EY FED Us X BUT OUR AP PET YT ES NEV ER F1 i- 55.2 - 5 'F it if 4 s There's a special little chicken, And l really like him well, But occasionally he makes me 1 Madder than l'd dare to tell. l could beat you, silly mortal, This is what he's apt to call Every time he sees me ready To play any kind of ball. But someday l'll catch that bantam, Let him try those extra kicks, See if he will change his tune then y A When the score is 6 and 6. r 4 ' ,A S ,,. f X g M G lflrfw. .fs at K .ff V fgsfi' 55 5?5 fs S9asfS7 'fl 37 W , f . 9 'M X mi f A 72215 A , .--' ,'., 2 QW A kk -SW ?'f Q5 if L, , Y gg kr W' I R' K X if J 55, Sv 3 615' any 71 :ref 55' 3 58 A , Lk I A gi aj 1, Q 2 Q, ggi 3 X. ww W ' , M 59 Q3 69 54 5'-3 56 5 'W QWQM M5 f 4 'Q 'uw ffl: +7 F+?fw5'1 1 N. ,...,-1 m f I Q ss , ' N1 , , SE 1 I Q v sr ' I K ' J tk 4 K 71 7 U 4 A 5 fx, - 3 S , , - 4 WN V , , B 1 ' B V .if , I f , W . .-- - 2 M 5, A f , , gig L 4 L W , I f ? Aw 'ev - Mg Q if bm A MV EW Fw ,SW iii - . - 0 ,, 'Silas-2X wa K -X 5 K , . XE W is , .V ,-1 X xii' ' fi g N W . -. X . ' N I - A ' if f My fiiwpn - if 5 K Q ,,,,..,., A, , ' g .. ww-H Msg, x ' f , f- in Mx,fg,,-k.,,f hw ww Coach ..,. , , . Ed COX apfain H Jack Reynolds xapfain .. Burr Lewis l Coach Vernon Kyker A l sw 'fif CIIEEII LEAIDEIIS Beluah Sweeten, Ella McMal-nan, Joyce Evans, Christine O'DeIl, Janelle Clark, Sue Morgan. sf: . yjlrf We 'flgfwfg 3' M74 .1 n 'M uw f I .ff W A V Iflifww fl' ' ' N J P1 g HM. ,A , u , A 'I 'A ' ' V ,lv .Ln ?f ' ju IK, FOOTBALL QUEEN MISS JOSEPHINE WILSON IIUME CUNIING NOVEMBEE ll, 1949 'vm ff:wm,Mwm.f... ww A , f , V A wmv--n.y .-, cu xm vv W 35 TIS? 322 79 is mv, 'Qw- gi 4 w zlfha M f wr as i. ,, M 5 QR isp-2 qc: X52 . F I u , BASKETBALL TEAM BOYS' SQUAD Bill Bowman Jack Briggs Lloyd Burnett Dale Campbell Robert Clark Burton Eslinger Wayne Evans Jimmy Lindsey Bud Mims Denny Pruitt Edward Ray Jack Reynolds Dale Roberts Greer Ruble Johnny Wright COACH ES Aubrey Painter Mary E Stokely GIRLS' SQUAD Gayla Bandy Barbara Baxter Edith Burnett Carol Campbell Jane Driskill Shirley Hall Charlotte Nan Jones Christine Jones Estelle Jones Peggy Jones Betty Jean Lewis Evelyn Lindsey Diane Neas Mary Ruth Ottinger Iris Seay Lois Seay Eunice Self Mildred Shell Josephine Wilson Clarene Woody Betty Lou Worley CAPTAINS ' CAPTAINS Johnny Wright Carol Campbell Wayne Evans Evelyn Lindsey m- urf x. a. w r l i i i li li 5569! SENIORS Wayne Evans Greer Ruble Dale Campbell Lloyd Burnett Johnny Wright SENIORS Josephine Wilson Edith Burnett Mildred Shell Iris Seay Gayla Bandy Charlotte Jones Carol Campbell 'Sv' YQ ' r is ' 5mW??g'9cfii . V555 , llbq 1 6 wma? 'Q Q bN-1 'KT -' YQ ' 1 'S' ' E'1l gun fin THE LONG AND SHORT OF IT MANAGERS: Robert McNabb Carolyn Gray William McSween Nov 24---St James Nov. 29fAPltman Center Dec. 2-Parrottsville Dec. 64-McDonald Dec. 9-Pitman Center Dec. 13-Parrottsville Dec. I6-Gatlinburg Jan. 3--Doak Jan. 6-Greeneville Jan. IO-Chilhowee Jan. I3-Dandridge Jan. I7-Sevierville COCKE COUNTY HIGH SCHOOL BASKETBALL SCH EDU LE H J 20 an Jan Jan Jan Feb Feb Feb Feb Feb Feb Feb Feb McDonald Greeneyille Cosby Rush Strong -Rutledge -Dandridge -Cosby -MRush Strong -Rutledge Sevierville Doak Chill-mowee ME Clark, D. 2nd row: 4 in B TEAM McSween, McMillan, Campbell, W. McSween, B. Carson, J. Carson: Shelton, Mills, McGaI1a, Baxter, Chaney, Robinson. a ' ' f N 5 722- S px 121 4 J f x K- ,ff .sin 'JI-if z-7? s,. :,..., y W I E of-I Cf ff ' I F EATUBE Now chickens must be carefree, To school they never go, Occasionally one lays an egg, Some cackle too or crow! S t lf one has brighter feathers, Or wings a trifle small, Or skin that's fair and tender, lt matters not at all! And yet because they're chick-ens And feel no pain nor strife, We're happier here, because we know The joys of high school life! I C X 41 if S I s :NOK X5 KM 1 Wy 20 fk .. . -Qyk 3 QV 3' Nm I . QW I fl 'M------.-.gl JUNIOR BEAUTY w WSF' W Wyonwy . , ' .. ,..,, s gg BEST ALL-AROUND SENIORS me ?cvnatZ Wag!! Mu M-ww mm it 'Qi' me wfwww 21- Sf? in mmm-nw, Q, ,Q Q an N A ,, igggu v..-by A Mr 3 f 5 My W-'rw I w 4- .1 , , 'X ,, mann-vw. w1wc4,nfrv-ummm 134 ,fy W-3 ff 'af' 2- 'K ,A u K I , j 'Wf?WS af-W A , 'Z 321 Q' 1 A a ., N A, X , , 1 , ., Q ,QQ W , ,n ffxufwmmw. 'gp M gp K-Kgx, A - Q, 1 ' , aff. l . X we . f .4 ki f, 1 k 1-if wa3Qy4g,J ,xg,-,QJ'-wf.f1fffL,LNi-je g! , SMSM .V ,- W u rfN5g. 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QL Kinky: 'gen isa 35 Six Yfw WSE? mf, ,,,,,wM.w,.., als?-'W L Ji 54 an 1, if -Q' :wi E I ifqm, W N .Wm ll0N0ll STUDENTS The students in the above picture are Seniors who have made an average grade of between 93 and 94 in their four years of high school study. The group includes: John Shoun, Eugene Baker, Anne Farmer, Charlotte Jones, Gayla Bandy, Barbara Stokely, Ida Belle Cureton, Johnny Wright, Mary Louise Allen, Jenny Lou Cody, Carolyn Gray, Edith Burnett, Dorothy Williams. SENIIIR CllAMPIONS John Porter wins national fame for his airplane model. me WM Fred Douglas wins 5100.00 as prize in electrical contest. Ray Shipiey wins folding money at the County Fair. 553389. THE CIIANTICLEER STAFF EDITOR-IN-CHIEF ASSISTANT EDITORS BUSINESS MANAGERS FEATURE EDITORS SNAPSHOTS SPORTS EDITORS ART EDITORS JUNIOR SOPHOMORE FRESHMAN SPONSORS Betty McSween Dorothy Williams Lucile Robinson Johnny Wright Mary Louise Allen Charlotte N. Jones Edith Burnett Anne Parrott Robert McNabb John Porter Wayne Evans Gayla Bandy Everette Worley Patsy Rhyne David McSween Roger Freeman Mrs. John Porter Marjorie McMahan TYPISTS Shirley Burnett Elizabeth Holt Johnny Phillios K at ws., 4,-' ..- MQ , - ,- we A 2 , Jn L ' A' W' Vx f' 1 1 A 2 .ir 2, K X , Y A J. S' 5515233 Q. 0 I it .. Q V Q, +1 f ,M w xv As , N A f ,,4 j . x N, ,gf , , 1, , QQ, ,X XF .S wQk,,eWfi32NW W' ii'E'fm-fwix ' grime fl my A ..wf,'uL ,A -gf ' - ' f ' EW- f ' 1 V: mf' v 5241 A lfill. 1 5 M ,W x Q :-, h Riif 'Q i W fk ,N Q QW my 2. 2 by 4? 4 ,.1. A Wfwfsfif Q E , M gl fe 'Wg V fx 1-, I . H , f , - 5 Wing, u 23 5 A M 41' F ' av' 5:5 m u 1 mv X ff W 5 ,I g igww L -M,.,. ,,., W mf-4 W u xesxgwgi' , Q, S ' M 'wwf . X1 M 3 W S in W 4, A , 'YNM V Arg u listening? shensays: 'Tvs cglled up Us know n n n Anvn Xozpff' read our adkseetion with imc lninreyou'gn.'f K N - Q V ,sg f- f ff K 51, .. K - A Q ' 1 W W + n c f n 'N OF RHYNE LUMBER COMPANY Building Maferi NEWPORT INSURANCE AND INVESTMENT COMPANY M. O. ALLEN, Owner TELEPHONE 347 Compliments CITY MILLING COMPANY White Peak and Silk-O Flour Snowflake Meal Sunshine Feeds Compliments of CITY SERVICE STATION Gas, Oil and Tires We appreciate C.C.H.S. MRS. BUSLER FLORIST Flowers for all occasions Funerals, Weddings, and Novelties NEWPORT, TENNESSEE PHONE 85 NEWPORT, TENN. Compliments of Johnson's Department Store Compliments of The Big Dipper Ice Cream Shop -' ' - if NELi.E's I , l ' I- 5 'Y I f lu ng: i hy I K--..o,, ,,,. I4KE Hon! URI M U S I C M A R T JOHNSON CITY TENNESSEE Compliments of BROWN FUNERAL I A. C. Lawrence Leather Company England Walton Division OAK SOLE LEATHER Tanners Cutters I Unaka Tannery NEWPORT, TENNESSEE Best Wishes to the Class of '5O from l WATSONS STORE R. M. GRAVES, Manager NEWPORT TENNESSEE H- '- 5 9e c:oMPLiMENTs Service Station and Garage OF Radiator Shop General Repairs PHONE 23 NEWPORT, TENN. LEWIS DEPARTMENT STORE Shoes, Hats, Everything in Ready-to-wear We Clothe the Family NEWPORT TENNESSEE WOOD PRODUCTS COMPANY, INC. Congratulations on your n onnuol C.C.l-l.S. Fred Morrison, President Compliments Compliments Perryman's Quality Jewelers S N B R 0 T I-I E RS Newport Tennessee B A K E R Y C 0 PARK SERVICE STATION Friendly Service Since 1935 . . H Il AI F I1 Reach for Swans Holsum Bread , H G arise ex an er Opposite Post Office NEWPORT TENNESSEE .. .. L. .- - Compliments Compliments of sRoADwAY Fool: MARKET C NEWPCRT HOME - - - - - AND C. E. McNabb and Son Me-mofize lf - AUTO SUPPLY CO. Congratulations Seniors, wishing you continued success and nap- Your Firestone store piness. C. E. McNabb C. S. Runnion, Jr. NEWPORT, TENNESSEE C. E. McNabb, Jr. PARRQTT 'rms coMPANY I MURRAY? MEN SHOP THEQ PARRQTT, Qwner - A Mighty Good Place to Outfit ESSO Products Yourself B. F. GO0dI'lCh TIYGS h - - 1 l I 1 A l Congratulations to the Class of '50 MINNIS DRUG C0., INC, CTrus'red over 40 yearsl AND STOKLEY- SHULTS DRUG C0. COMPLIMENTS OF HCLDER FUNERAL HOME WHITE STORE NO. 51 HOME OF HONEYMOON FOODS QUALITY MEATS AND FRESH PRODUCE CO MPLIMENTS A ERICA E KA CORPORATIO Compliments of CLICK FLORIST 302 Broadway NEWPORT, TENNESSEE PLAIN TALK AND TRIBUNE LocaI News Twice Each Week Newport Tennessee 4 -. , . Charles D. Fisher Insurance Co. THE STORK SHOP Complete Insurance Service PHONE 53 NEWPORT TENNESSEE NEWPORT TENNESSEE F. M. STOKELY AND COMPANY DRY GOODS-NOTIONS-HATS-CLOTHING and STAR BRAND SHOES F. M. Stokely Fred Jones MYERS CHEVROLET COMPANY Congratulations Seniors! May we have a part in your Future? ZQEWBOMQI Sales-Service-Satisfaction PHON E 87 NEWPORT, TENNESSEE av. -ff' 1 f 4 'J-' 1, NELSON BALES DRUG CII. Whitman's Candy Shaeffers Pens 8. Pencils VISIT OUR SODA FOUNTAIN FOR SODAS, SANDWICHES Biltmore Ice Cream PHONES 'I4 and Rx 10 NEWPORT, TENNESSEE KYKER MOTOR COMPANY COMPLIMENTS Buick Sales and Service OF USED CARS HUFFMAN'S 5-10-25? STORE PHONE 9 NEWPORT, TENN. NEWPORT TENNESSEE Overholt Brothers Hardware Western Auto Association Store PHILCO APPLlANCES--SHERWIN- WILLIAMS PAINTS-INTERNATIONAL FERTILIZERS PHONE 237 NEWPORT Driskill and Ray Furniture Everything for the Home NEWPORT TENNESSEE BETWEEN ERIENDS STIIIIELYS DAIRY BUSH BROTHERS 1 AIRY I ALL PASTEUR ZED D PRODUCTS I COMPANY -Government Inspected Herds- -All Employees Hove I Extra Quality Canned Foods Health Cords - TELEPHONE DANDRIDGE TENNESSEE 463 ... .l - - - Newport Plumbing and Heating Co. I I Compliments Congratulations on your annual C. C. H. S. American Standard Plumbing Fixtures and Lennox Furnaces Fred S. Fisher, Distributor GULF REFINING COMPANY PRODUCTS NEWPORT, TENNESSEE I ELECTRIC SERVICE COMPANY Compliments of EVERYTHING ELECTRICAL General Electric Appliances Electrical Contracting Phonograph Records Ashby Holland Herbert Stokley RUBLE BROTH ERS Quality Merchandise For Forty Years NEWPORT, TENNESSEE C . Omphmems Merchants And Planters Bank of I Members of Federal Deposit L AND F GROCERY I Insurance Corporation Fancy Groceries Select Meats l MAIN STREET NEwPoR'r NEWPQRT TENNESSEE Il 1 U l I l . COmDIiments Newport Laundry And Cleaners I Of You Mess 'em, We Clean and Press 'em . PEOPLES HARDWARE WE cAi.i. AND DELIVER Broadway Newport, Tennessee PHONE 'I67 NEWPORT, TENN. ' TOKLEY' Fl E T VA CAP For The Best In Canned Goods COMPLIMENTS OF TAYLOR GROCERY i C 0 PAY PEOPLES BARBER SHOP Compliments We do Expert Barber Work Lane-Holt-Horton and Hall P A R K S-B E L K I Compliments of I NEWPORT - TENN. PLEASANT VALLEY FARMS Registered Milking Shorthorns Jack Vinson I. I Compliments of I COFFEE POT RESTAURANT A Good Place to Eat ' CARL BROCKWELL, Proprietor NEWPORT, TENN. McNABB JEWELERS I Expert Watch Repairing Everything in Jewelry NEWPORT, TENNESSEE COMPLIMENTS OF HAWK GROCERY COMPANY Iesale Distributo PORT 1 1 l I - 1 OF BULLARID PAVING COMPANY - Asphalt Paving Contractors NEW - I - EE E I E Compliments Cf A Friend John C. Porter A. M. Mullen V. W. Montsin W. E. McGaha Viola Clark Jack Rollins F. W. Parrott Victor Webb J. R. Holt Drew Mims R. W. Smith Glenn Kerley Edward Hurd ger Compliments Lagretta Parrott Donald Cody Hugh Russell Iliff McMahon L. S. Nease Fred Myers Hobart Ford Charles Redmond Fred W. Parrott J. C. McSween Elmer Greer 0'NeiI Lee Glenn Shults W. C. Ruble ,wr w,,.,,c.. Y ' . i The four long years at C.H.S. are over now and gone, We've kicked this door so many times our marks are left thereon We've entered it with lagging steps and left with racing feet, Time, once so slow, we realize was really fast and fleet. Now as we turn to say goodby we wish Time could stand still And let us be just once again the Seniors on the hilll