Cocke County High School - Chanticleer Yearbook (Newport, TN)
- Class of 1958
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4 g . 'x x f' f Q T' gf' 'Xu Z' xX -.x H D 17 of COCKE COUNTY HIGH SCHOOL Newport, Tennessee On Co oke County High Ev, Q-...r 2fm.., I 1 ff 'v'4 T1 lf. Q., 4 'i X-P .avg R , fo X V , , 5 ,I ..- Q52 6 CONTENTS Administration Classes Activities Athletics Features Advertisements PGQS P999 P999 P999 P999 P999 13 19 49 69 79 93 Prom Da .. i Hiqht: According to all reports, we came in different sizes that first day. Below, right: Theres always room at the top, says Buddy Pace. Below: Iames Graham sweats it out with the bass horn while Bobby Brooks looks on as only a Senior can tx 5-Q S Right: Lazy bones, dreaming in the sun, How do you speck to qet your lessons done? Below: No tired - - blood here! - Aff' N 4 l X44 i S . jg X Top: H4':fgr1l pfzgeitljf the lunch Qme Wzits vvhgle- SCYY1-Fhiiil 'hlnks fhe sie:-1 ffr. Erxrirtiff' Hep: : N:i :i ini dzzf. Below: T56 These bays lzsterkd wie ::n't see f Qi ix the gleam 1I'1 fxris eye tells Crecrn m hills, 2.935 us inn' szrnezhgzg 3:53 LS hang served. Above, riqhi: 'N' 'n QA needs szlf .. Mr, E.,j J r 'C Sz' Above, lei! 11, NC 129 T OD .. h-L, 1X Hurd' -tx 5 Above: The counselors who never change, the friends who never qc, The old books, the dear books, that understand and know. Left: Up! up! my friends, and quit your booksg Or surely you'll grow double. Below, left: Up! up! my friends, and clear your looks. Wlhy all rhis toil and trouble? Below: An old adage says that the way to a man's heart is through his stomach. Does this pertain to ladies, too? . fain .fi 5 X S. I Above. left: Mr, Whitscn standing in for Dave Garroway on the Wide, Wide World. Above, right: While Miss Hickey keeps insisting that the study of arithmetic: can be fun. Below, lelt: There's no questicn about itfMr. Phillips and his students both enjoy the ccurse in Driver's Lf QS X ms ll-35 'J Educaticn. Below, right: available, says Igr: Mclflahan, fer any high class speaking engagement. Bottom: From class tc class the camera goes, finding busy people everywhere. Here we see Mrs. Landers helping a freshman understand some troublesome verb. I 1 ' Y '- : .ti l ll, 1 sS wo V :vi 3 W? up Y .YQ A .., H ' -'QQ' V - .ww ff 21 - , ' uh, 'Q' 'WS 'W J' X 15 2 H V 1Z 9,5 ',,w::W Q':' fs' Mu WW' lin H f ' IZ, M1129if:'W,E ?J:,,WY' 1 Q '''MWFI-:f!fgL,3H,, 1ESw -'I wf, WH. MW, ,NNW A M I V I gh f- 'NEW' w . , C ' Q gfql,-ij! aw V: WT M -W3 ' V , AL Nl f -G ', 4 .. ,' 3,f'j2,w 'HJ l,,,!'f A x ,wi N .Wg 4 L V nquwff 'L' at V -.-, -1 A Y ,, M, W 'Y Au . .5 My -h ,,,. 3 V! I ' v L' v rf, N 1 ? x ' --. .-, ., J . , J 1f'12Lf,,. :,1h uwl ,f34??5 ff- f, ' 5 I 'F' fx' , 5,-A ,L 'Z L 1 9 4 W Y 'MMI 5 r ' uliqfni x iw N 1 . , n W ,Tj -ri 1 I ' . 1 M , f g 'Q if Yrwq :-'x:14JH'.f'! 5f'n 9'-if 'mb '-'P ff- 1'1'xaf3 if P , Hs, . I 9- Q ' Q fi Q Q- I T u 'QV Q i E P I- K' Q' C' JS F Q 1 x 'M rv 3 I .r 5 , , 4 cz . 4 , Yi -5. ', v if , T-s in 'M My 1 ik. lffwfi A 1 ,lf ,m H U, , R I 1 V1 2 A -. N Q V :Q Ak E .H E lg, u, A f M i :Si - 1 qw-gs ' 5 g, , .F in 1' fi 1 M.. 'Ma f ' , is X 4, 5 1 . 'T , . 9' fm, , faked' , . , WW , x H aw: 15-vfw'a,',a-,MV wyfmig ag . M, . ,.' if ' k 'V 'fi' fi? g H -53. s, L 5,52 Q' , igfggff Ln. 5 ' '75-Y' N . X ffgwfm b ., if. lb 1 A i 5, lwfnwm We - g, 1 , F Y Y M, 8 fy Below: Asian- Asiatic, call it what you will, the flu by any other name is just as bad! Below. left: For weeks, Mr. Campbell was once more a familiar figure in our class rooms, serving as a substitute teacher during the ilu epidemic. Top: Iudging by the expression on his face, Mr. Bray must have been right in his predictions regarding the World Series. Above: As Longfellow has said, The thoughts of youth are long, long thoughts. Left: Grade sheet time againesurely not this soon! , fi fr lv ' - RPM ,, X :iff T' I ll ,...L -.TS I W at ,-5,2 11, I -E efff ff f X- gg, Above: ln Health Class these are the times that try men's souls and also their muscles. 4-v HJNJ N' . ' wif t TY- -a f' I-AI 5 X . O an Q .x Y-1 QLI4 Above: Upon the corner of the moon There hangs cr vaporous drop profound: Well cat:n it ere it some to ground. Let the Russians enjoy their Sputniks while they can. Here at CCHS were studying Physics, tool Right: This class in English IV meets at the sixth period, but the spirits of both teacher and students seem gay despite the Ol ' A111 Q K late hour. Can it be that we caught them at 3125? 4 Below: Two students took a six weeks' test. Below: The students in Senior Math report a ruaaed What did they rnakeAOh, so you've guessed! but always interesting time. Dedlofltlon The SGHIOTS of 1958 are happy and proud to dedlcate the1r copy of the Chantlcleer to MISS Mary Rowe Ruble For more than thlrty years MISS Ruble has been a rn nm ber of our hlgh school faculty Under her superv1s1on the classes IH Horne Econormcs have grown lnto one of our most successful departments M1ss Rubles Work has re in cerved recognltlon and honor throughout the state as Well as here m our local corn rnuntty Through these busy happy years Mrss Ruble has taught hundreds of young Worn n whose l1ves have been enrlched and whose homes have been blessed cause of her counsehng and rnfluence 0 o ., ' . V e ' 4 - ' - - be- ' I2 dlfllllfll No grade card ever brcuqht such bread, bright smiles to a te-acher's face! Definitely, these three are checkmq the sports page. ' ' tration 5- -Qi? :I . . , ah: wsu, 'lux 'A X YV' ,K 9 WOM , v',n ' V gt ' K Wwe- . 11 00 ,Wav c 'J' h SU no an -4 , rx fNWX,r.Xf1 rv fir ?E'?fuir'mz 1' ' ' g. 24 ', x' Z-I' ,vu MQQC T25 rum a-Goh in xg, 1 sn. 12: mr 4 Xml Mrs. Laqretta C. Parrott is Superintendent of Schools tor Cocke County. Members of the Cocke County Board of Education aree Standing: Mr. Luther Strange, Mr. Dewey Webb, Mr. I. C. Fowler. Seated: Mrs. Lagretta Parrott, Superin- tendent, Mr. E. H. Kennedy, Chairmang Mr. Parker Ford, Mr. Len Turner, Mr. Lester Wilds. 2 . 'I4 Administration The Materials Center for our school system has the following staff members-Standing: Miss Mazie M. Knight, Instructional Supervisor, Mrs. Myrtle Hickey, Attendance Teacher, Mrs. Mary B. Smith, Supervisor of Lunch Room. Seated: Mrs. Esther Bible, Secretary to Superintendent. 4 J my I 5 5 ' .u.NfIsr ' A 0 ll' n I 3 1 Q lg 'b ,Z if , .4 A Luzelle Sisk Babb B.S. History, English Iames Clyde Carr B.A,, MA. Band, Chcrus gf'-r' ffwvvv 5 'f'-ra, ,, Q65 7 Faculty r 'S -1 H2 I 'f ff Donald Eugene Boley ES. Health, Physical Education Eleanor Hickey BA. Aiiilimelc, Business Arithme- tic. Bookkeeping I W , xr.-:ff 0 K. W if Y F 'N ,ri , -Y I A 'xx f Vw I v im , fi gi, 5 N A. L. lBol Brummell AB., MA. Civics, Physical Education Doroihy D. Holder BS. English MY' 1 'kann' Wir' ive Bemice B. Bumelt BS. General Science Sue Seehom Kennedy Bn., BS, 1 Alqecrcz, Sclid Geometry, Tiiqcnemeiry 1-xv 'Dx 580'- Vra- 'R C' fu D an ,sfgilfspf I Vivien Bumett Landers B.S. Enqlisfz, Ariihmetic Marjorie McMahan BA. Bible, Enqlish, Speech if-AZ.. 4 l 1 1. fs.. 53 s X7 G .'T Charlotte I. Mims BS. l'llSfQIY, lifagn, Physica. Edu- catizn Perle C. McNabb ES., ILA. Chermstry, Physics, 2.319 matics :QPR G9 I'---ni -.I Q' Iucmita W. Myers BS, Hume Et- Ezzkkeepinq Charles E. Phillips BS. Bicicqy, Drgvers Education Barbara T. Mcllndrew B.S. Shgrthand, Typcwritinq Bessie Porter EA. English N Yi' 5 l 1 SIN., .4-.4-0 M' Mary Rowe Rub Pn.B., MS ricme Ecznomics Charlie Shipley BS., MS. Vccqiisncxl Agmculture matlcs Physm Educotx n Lot F Arxhmet 'il 1-'Q l Beth M Runmon Dorothy Sams Louxse Seehorn Class S Life E'y Blue, came bbw ycur hcrn, Eeffre s all :vez ycu'11 wish ycu WGIETIVT E 'n. Whero's mnth qrcder, the pride cf his diss? He's in 'z sfep somewhere, trymq tc pass. IJ My sxfy'V1i i X I Q L, ,JP 34 '-H-xg A '-.4 r f ,,L,,,'-NE-: I .m,..4nIw 'f 'f 1 3 -f Y, 5 f . ,, . ' 'nmw,,M,,,m.W ' Vs W . L : I 'V ', j +4.:'1AJ?.,.' M , b n-v--4 , h . 'w 'fl' 1 -My f V f r 1 ,Q .. 0 A 1 W 5 Us , .P arf NC, ,, Q az If 4 1 , ?' Nc 7 - , Q V , , :A , mfg, K X , . . L, 1 7 2 A Y 1 1 m 0 1 aff 6 x , . In 4 ff W ' 1 ,-,..,..,,..:a.-1 .QQ.,,.,,f f ,ip v.,,fw-vyfww ' 4' Q , A PM . ' 1 , Q My .0501 W ig A ,A M3 We-f A ',QJX,.:G:v 'fT,fv ' Qi' 3 g ww W, M ' , N Ll' -wg 'W Y, X 1 ...- ftufpfcxg f,v,'. Seniors Charles David Allen Scn cf Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Allen Route 2 Del Rio. Tennessee Eugene Ray Arms Scn of Mr. and Mrs. VV. D. Arms 207 Front Street Newport, Tennessee Loretta Annette Balch Daughter cf Mrs H I Balch Frsher Apartments Newport Tennessee l-'neda Nan Ball Douqhter of Mr and Mrs W l crll 903 Elqhth Street Newport Tennessee Robert Walter Ball on of Mr cmd Mrs R bert Bo Route 4 Newport Tennessee Doyle Belcher Scn of Mr and Mrs Floyd Belclrer Rout l Corson Sprmqs Road Newport Tennessee Hazel Belcher Douqhter of Mrs Tom Belcher Route l Newport Tennessee Mary Lynn Btble Daughter of Nr and Mrs Byrl Bllole Bybee Tennessee Io Annette Blanchard Dcuqth r of Mr and Mrs Roy Blanchard Route 4 Newport Tennessee Betty Lou Blazer uqhte ot flr frs Guy Bl zer Newp r tennessee Ray M. Boley on cz rs hom A Lrllard l205 Pentervrew Street Newp rt Tenressee Nellxe lean Brady uqhter f an .ff s Paul Brady C ve Church R ad Newp rt tennessee y l B . . S . 0 ll D: . r . l . and lr . l7ll Musterfield Road S :f Mr. nd M . Wil- D: . o Mr. d lrr , Sennors Reta Ann Brady Daughter of Mr and Mrs Btlly C Brady Route 3 Newport Tennessee Lmda Harrell Bray Daughter of Mr and Mrs H G Bray Smrthwood Avenue Newport Tennessee Wxlma Elame Bntt Daughter of Mr and flrs Hobb B Brrtt Route 2 Newport Tennessee Bobby Lee Brooks Son of Mrs Clydus Brooks Route 2 Del Rro Tennessee Carolyn Brooks Daughter of Mr and Mrs W B Brooks Route 4 Newport Tennessee Stanley Bumett Brown Son of Mr and Mrs Ben Byrd Route l Newport Tennessee Leon Franklm Bryant Son of Mr and Mrs Ophas Bryant 1402 Cosby Road Newport Tennessee Wade Elvm Butcher Son of Mr and Mrs Xfade Butcher Washxnqton Avenue Newport Tennessee Ierry Campbell Son of Mr and Mrs Rrcha d Campbell 202 Blazer Street Newport Tennessee Charles Clevenqer Son of Mr and Mrs A Clevenqer Route 4 Newport Tennessee Earlme Brown Clevenqer Dauort r of Ivfr ana Mrs Iames E Brown Route l Newport Tennessee Icmes Ronald Conard Son of Mr and Mrs Luther Conard Route 4 Newport, Tennessee 'ef' 7- f? i 15 N G1 QT' .iff lr A9 6' 'Q-Y Xl .26- '-4 .36 -by iff 'ivan-4' Cf i R -JUN 'Qi sl, Avia' Xi J, ! 'vy X.: 4? N! 1- r 4 . l of 'Y td Sensors Patrxcxcx Ann Cooper Dauqhte of Mr and Clayton Co per Rou e 3 Newport tennessee Alxce Faye Cnsp Dough er of Mr snot B C 306 Srnrt wo fi Amor Newpot Tennessee Thomas Alonzo Crum on 1 Crum Rrute 2 Newport T nnessee Evelyn Iuamta Crumb Gush e s Crumb Crt 4 lrrsh Cut Newpo Terness e Mcurxce Haskell Dockery Sn of lV'r nd Mrs Cye Doclcery Rou e l Del R1 Torn ssee Everette Ken Duckett Son of Mr Elmer C DJ lcett R u 0 2 Del Rr Tennessee lack Ellenburq Son flvl and Mrs Flor ro Ellenburq 302 North Frlbert Newport T nnesse Wanda Fay Elis Douqlrer of Vlr. and . 1 ' El is 607 Lincoln Avonue Newport, Tenn-sse-- Wanda Mae Ellis Daughter of Mr, u d rs. Icm-s Ellis l0l2 Thi'd S.r-et Newport, Tennessee Delores Ellison cushy - . . 1. Ars. cu A. Elliso ute Eybw, Tennessee Alex Fcmcher. Ir. on o rr. 1 T.. lox Fcmcher 607 lJo:Jlawn Avenu- Newyor., ...- , - Iim Farmer on of Mr. and .rs. nn Farmer ourth Street Newpzrt, Tennessee Seniors Wrllxam Lloyd Ford Son C' Mr and Mrs G A Fora Route l Newp rl Tennessee Dan Freeman Son i Mrs Rebecca Glenn Ccsley R ad Newp rt Tennessee Eva Lee French Dauqnter cf Mr and Mrs U yss French Rout 3 Box 205 Newpct Tennessee Wanda French Daughle f Mr and Allen French Rowe 3 Box 204 Newp rt Tennesse Gary David Freshour Son cf Mr and Mrs Da Freshcur Hou e 4 Newp t lennessee Bobby Gene Fnsbee cn f Mr and rs Frlsbee R ut 1 Newp r+ Tennessee Clyde Herman Gentry Son f Mr and Mrs Genlry Rcute 3 Newp r' Tennessee Doyle Gxlbert n c M and Mrs Gllberf R ul l Newp 1 Tennessee Ioel Gxllxland Scn of Mr and Mrs lsaac Grlllland Flitn Slreet Newp t Tennessee Manlyn Ann Gray Duqtr of Mr and lwrs Chandler Gray Cave Church Road Newp rt enn ss e Slfurley I Green Dauqn r cf Mr lames R Green Reu e 2 New r' Tennessee Henry Greqory Son of M and M s Greg ry 830 Fw r S'reel Newp r' Tennessee tj, 'UQ 'QQ 4? ,J 'luv fx -azz' -1u-v- 404' ly 1...-f I nr' 60 tg-.uv Suu.-ff fa.. 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NI' 1 'Q' bi tl in GP -xy'-IN Y' KY--' 'Z ,1 'bf 11 1' fwf 3 'UU 25 Sensors Ioan Manone Hall Dcuqhter of Mr ond Ray Hall Route 1 Newport Tennessee Iune Marqarette Hall D ugh er f Mr and Ray H111 R ute 1 Newport Tennessee Barbara Iune Hartsell D uqnter of Mr and Hugn G Hortseil 1106 Four h Street Newp rt Tenn ssee Iames C Hayes Son of Mr and Mrs Far Hayes Route 3 Newport Tenn ssee Pat Haynes Son of Mr and Mrs Haynes 605 Chit n Hexqhts F wp rt Tennesse Eddxe Glenn Holdway Mrs Mrs Son of Mrs Iohn Holdfv y R ute 3 Newport Tennessee I D Holdway S n of Mr and Mrs Garrett H 1oN:1y R u e 2 Bybee Tennessee Danus Edward Holt n G I Burnett H lt R ute 3 Newport Tennessee Gary Ray Holt n f M no rs Holt u e Newport Tenness Robert Hull Ir S n of Mr and Mrs B b Byl: e Tenn ssee Newell Sandra Hurd F1 cuqw r r cz l Edwin d F Hurd Parson S rnqs R C1 Newp rt Tennesse Katy D1Anne Hurst mrgher fMr and ' fxefenqer r-'urs' 107 Smrtn S reet Newport Tennessee Seniors Iamce Ioreka Hurst uft e an I e Hurst Route 1 Newport Tennessee Robert Wayne Hurst YS 1'1ran enC Ru s 4u5 Srnrth Street N wp rt Tennesse Wxlham Howard Hurst S n of Mr and rs Leste Tsurs Cars n Sprrnqs R ad New rt Tennesse Iohn Chnstopher Iones n f Mr and rs Iones M18 Rr adway Newport Tennessee Dorothy Murray Iones Daughter of Iv' and C In 233 fashmq cn Av Newp rt T nnessee Ehzabeth Ann Keys Daughter of Mr and Charhe Keys 1112 Slxth Qtree Newp rt Tennessee Anna Kmqht Mrs Mrs Daugntter of Mrs R y Knxqht Route 2 Bybee Tennessee Wxlma Iean Kyker Dauqwter of Mr and Mrs V C Kyker Route 1 Newport Tennessee B111 Lune Son of Mr and Mrs Cec11 Lane R ute 3 Newport Tennessee Garland Edward Layman con ' Mr and Mrs Gar1and Laym n 509 Whrte Oak Avenue Newport Tennessee Manson Lee S n of Mr and Mrs Charhe Lee Crty 4 Newport Tennessee Gerczldme Maddron Daughter of Mrs Ifrene Maddr n Route 1 Newport Tennessee Q ax '24 '27 3' ,av 'ur 'mv' 'haf i 9' gan ly Q--nur fbs iff: 4 if 1 'gl T Nt! +- 'hr l 'I-'I ,gil ...af f Y uf S-gl .430 ' 'ui F of ved! 1 252' 1 fi qi f A -9' '1 55 -sf u ef Seniors Ioe Maxwell Sin of 1.1r. and Mrs. Dc111:1s 1-f1cf1xwel1 Route 1, C ::s'n Springs H5211 Newport, Tennessee Margaret Mooneyhcrm Dcruqhter cf Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mccneyhcrrn Mcrre11 Springs Fizczd Newport, Tennessee Bobby Moyers n o nd rs 1.1y,1 Moyers Route 1 Newport lcnressee Barnard Arm Murrell Dcruqhter c Mr and Nrs Truby Murre11 214 Fr nt Sreet Newpct Tenressee Wxlhcrm Olen McCo1g Son of Nr ru Mrs 16:1 McCo1q Route 1 lun McMahon of r and E C McMQh:m 1106 Sec rd Sree Newport tennessee Newpor Ten esse Donna Frances McNabb Daughter of M and Mrs Royce MCN bb 505 Clrerckee D we Newpct Tennessee Wrlma Huberta Neuse Dcruqh er cf Mr and rs Bernard Neuse 710 Seventn S re Newport Tenressee Wxlma Ioyce O Dell uqher f fr cr d Mrs Fred E O De1 Rcu e 4 N wp rt Tennessee Dorothy Ann ONe11 D 1,,1' f s C o C lwe 1 405 Cove Ne-wr-ct enn ssee Iecxn Ottmqer D u, O r Pt lrg 905 Eqnt S ee up rt e s e Olxver Maunce Owens D 4 Owens F1 1:1 N fvp e esse Seniors Wxllram Harold Pace and I s rlowczrd r ce FU R lr S ee lv ew, or Everette Andrew Pack W P cts L F Grd w e Helen Anne Penland '1 l S05 Chl n '-letqhts t wp r le-'une s Mary Emnly Petree ruqrter flrs C, S Pe ree ZU2 Rrve Vl w S reet Newpor T nnesse Carolyn Rowland Dwuqhter of P r ond Mrs ,la k Row 'td Del R1 Tennessee Olson Seay Son of Mr and Mrs Leonard Seay R ute 1 Del Rro Tennessee Frank C Shelton Son of Mr and Mrs Walter Shelton C1ty 4 Newport Tennessee Hubert G Smxth Son of N'r and Mrs Doyle Smrth Route Del Rro Tennessee Ierry Smlth Son of Mr and Mrs lohn Maloy Crty 4 Newport Tennessee Alxce Carlyne Spencer Daughter of Mr and Mrs Wade Clark Route 2 Newport, Tennessee Charles Lester Starnes Son of Mr and Mrs Lloyd Stornes lOl6 Slxth Street Newport, Tennessee Gordon E Stokely Son of Mr I M Stokely, Sr Del Rxo, Tennessee 'ov Ya? bv 35 Xl 'Q Supl .l 195 Q' 'yy 519 lu-ff 'Y'- 'Q-Z nina 'his' v .11 fvX uni' 'X' 'nv rf? . . . gd! .4 Sm 'f aff. . ,ff . ' 3 fi nf. 1 u K 1 J 3 ..:.,1ns:r: tr t ' ' ' 1 rv- ' A V r: 5, ,ennessee S A of Mr. :nd Mrs. Clyde A24 Cave Church .2 Ne port, Tenn ssee Drughter ci lifr. and Mrs, llotfe Ta ley 'fc I, ' We no 2, T . s ee D cf Nr. and l. . ' 4 I ' .1 TQ - - 'Y t, 5 e V L tt 'V . . . . A, L P w,, ' -w , o , 2 ,.... , , 1 Q! 21- .411-' if he ' 1 T 't f hr lfy '67, EI .1 '33 W 'term v , lib --27' fi Ili cf' vi Q Cf? Seniors Lorene Ann Sutton iq e 1 bSf Lowell Talley O .1 F ee rr Willie Ann Talley D ug 'rt r t W ute 2 Eylze Ten ess e Pcxul B Teague n lecxqure nity 4 Newport T nnessee Hcroldene Thornton Dcugl crn Selrerzrlle r u way Newp r Scotty Malone Valentine Dcuft cz ci Creed V1 er r vl Cdl vvn AJ e Newp Terr ssee B I Watts Ir on f r n Mrs Ben Wu ts S Clr' n I'l6l, s Newport, Tennessee Charles Webb en Q r.r. Gnd r. ,u. 'tfelfb 2lU Rhea Street Newport, Tennesse, Ada Ruth White Quqlrter cf ..r. are .r. . lVl. Vvhlie, , Route 2 By' ee, Tennessee Betty Ann White Dctuqhter f M. an vlrs. .l. -vhi.e, r. R:.1te 2 Bybe- Tenressee Allison Whitt auqhter 2 mr. on .P. l rt. Rcute l Newport, Tennessee Dorothy Carol Wilder Daughter ct Mr. and Mrs Hcroce 'Wilder 902 Sixth Street Newpcrt, Tennessee 29 ff' .X .1 !'f Seniors Bobby Wild JC. Ili .CKXCSS Doris Williams Q I ,.'. Z. R: Nancy Novella Williams TI T '.A,, l'C S Rae Williams 5'-,-. AI r nw ' g,z,'i1gl,1g14liwaNg5 R- Z1 1-IN - ,ws-1 I A . Atv-, vu.: . ny- ,-1 T S fx. v. ., .ZZ J- ..lI'.C,.2 :'.','E:T V ,. lxewpgzt .ertxiesses Nadyne Woolsey Dauqhfcr cf f.fr. and Mis Kin 'xiblsey lfszn Sfrcff 'fem-.','::It MAWYZGSSSEE s ,- iv , lilly WX . 1 K at Q? Mila' .f Y s. 4 ' '99 4,569 il' I Y N 4 RK 6,9 ir fx A z I . x X. Q T33 Fi was wi w 1 A1 , 1 ,fs-ff 'A X vig2'QQ'f.'j Xi' x' if .a x AZN f Junior Officers PX President .David 151195 11.22 ' erry Wheeler V--. Q H HI Sgggq. 1 . Pete Cureicn Tyfgjg STGVG Vf'3bb Pest: C53 Sr Mrs. r,..e. Mrs. R'.1:r1i:n Mrs. Eurrtett I Ihr. Ccrr 31 ,K 'N-N ,A ,f 'fig' Junlors Annette Balch Reece Balch Jerry Black Patsy Blackwell lahnny Blanchard Cather1ne Boley Carolyn Brady Van Brooks Txppy Brown Brenda Io Bryant Kaye Bryant Leon Bryant Ierry Buckner Roy Burnett Nancy Busler 32 DWF vnq, 8.15 hi QV' 1':j. 'SG' .,.......f 'S-.ml mf XT' faq. 'KL' rv in 'wg up C1129 'mf ,gr it -,rf - V 72.35 ? if 'Y -5b i nf 7? in' is--5 91 vs-., ST 1- I! QQ Y 3 wr fp 5- ,pf W? if nz- .nv 'SRA N1 ...ff gf Nl 5 5? so ,gunz ,i Junuors Kennetn Ccxfee Morqcr et L reno Corolyw C me cn Hu Ru '1 C rrcll Gaul Carver G Iohnm Ru h Che-Steen Iva D ne Clark Scndr Cody Ronny Ccqdxll Donlld Cdhns Nfcxllu e Ccnczrd Bobby C umb Mcxurx e Cu e n Dxxx Ace Edwc ds Evexyn Elhs 33 Junnors B111 Fmchum Q-Qhgggirev-Ford Hubert Carroll Fox Lee Fox lackey Gentry Stafford Gentry Betty Gllbert Laura Mae Gtlland Vermce Gray Carolyn Hall Carolyn Hance Geraldme Haney Phylhs Hawk Lester Hayes Ronald Haynes 34 OZ I-and-9 fi CTW '-ss' 5 'Wi Wh' 'Wx we TAX ,,.f 66-7 if nf' -vi' 1-4' :uv gin vi!0 if 1? W i 'MI A-ggr -cf 5.41 'L - 45 Q D ' 1 f rf X W l L Q fl lf y l , 6-S 'xr at A . X, ' ' 'Ks s V: 2 7 , ' . 4 I - V o,yV K V .jx , -, A lg . ,i ,,t,1 4 A E , M fl Q L 71 fx ' f 1 'G y 'yi' f' l -, L 35 r A Q K 'F Z 'y x f 5 Y Junnors llarqar t Hensley Peqqy H1CkS l C l Iunmy Holdway lane Huff Zola Hurst Nathan Inman Gary Iames Laura Ienkms Mar o 19 Iohnson Tommy Iohnson Curlls Iones Davxd Iones Carol Ann Keller Steve Kllpatrxck . . I-lil 35 Juniors Kay Kirkpatrick Gene Layman Frank Liebrcck Taburn Lavm Evelyn Mal y Hua Arm M rshall Harold Medford Bobby Gene Messer Mary M1ms Tommy Mooty Kaye Murr Chffcrd Myers Iohn Wllham Myers Frances McMahan Barbara lean ODe11 36 QC f'-4 5. ,4 .ad 136' 'V -iT ved ,-...Q I if-wld! wi '5 K- .JS xfx 'iv' N-..-r -.1 f ff 'Sin-'X CZ Q ? hx X I S. 75 E 1 'fn' if 'S' W 'X we 'fd fi if 1 wb TS! by-I 1 1 HQ nf' I Tw Ku -1, P1 5- li-1' Yi' V .ffl Y 150 ,Q-Q in-4' ,v 'J r ,-Q 194. W1 fi it +I -4r p---n I 'UNQS 'R-6 fx 5 Juniors Pclly Owens Charles Eve-rette Pal Frank Parks, Ir, Carol Penland F n P erce -harles Ramsey Wlalter Ray Ramsey Rem Reec Hal Haw YA Rhodes scm 1' SSG ere Q D Y CCVUQQS 37 Junlors R rs Mae Seay llmmy Sercey E tty Ca roll She ten Iarnes Sheltcn Sylvra Shelton 'Wanda Shults Herman Sttfard Barbara Smith Katherine Stephenson Gayle Stokely Steven Stokely loyce Strange Kelly Styles Morris Taylor Gene Templin 1' ff' W w..-5' K 4' il bv! gn-1 fly VCN '-1! ---r N415 iv? in-' kb 5 144 Y'-..,, 'W' .yur . hm .753 --ff 'nr' KS H N0 , 5' J' R ! - - will 4 F rn .T an 0' 'gl ., - ' , inf buf' 'Sl '27 1 , . , , , If iv. 1 1+ riff f .8 , 1 ff- gm? -, E T -x::'rl !9. -- A W 1 C' R 'wa gin' ' v ,fl .' 2' IQQNM fi za 1 , Q.. If is Wu? e-...v A Ga. 'KJ 5-0' PX al- gl' 1- f' ff' Juniors Iunice Thomas Earlene Townsend Don Tucker Ima Icme 'Nctts Iohnny Gorrell Wcztts Rebecca Ncttts Gercxldme Webb Ste-Je Jebb Sandra Wester Ie y Jhee er Dons I cm Whxtt TV ndcz 1 Ci Emz y w mms Wuyn Vhlh ms Car 'yn Wxlhcms n 39 Juniors Ben Vfood Gwen Myra Woodson Gene Autry Woody .X AJ An, 22 ,K ,. hr v-s 4? 141566 I 'day 'frtr Sophomore Officers President ,Ccrrcll Kyker 'ffe-Ffesiien' VVVV Bud Carver Secretary , Charles Kelley fzccsurer , , , H. Roy Wheeler Plepzrter H ,, , Cllffcrd Clark Spcxszr Mrs. E. Kennedy Miss Mary Rowe Rumble Mr. Dan Ecley Mr. Zzne '.'.'hi:s:r1 Hrs, Ighrr Helder, Ir. 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V 'X ' X T so T N 5 1 1 T., Eng r tl Q 5 5 fe ' ' 704' r l ' - L 'C 'fe' st V :- by .T ' ' Q Q X' 1 l 'V - T 1 Vx N 57 . T x f-- 51351:-,T S to .1 f L, if 4. TT I 2 Dj.. II 1 I -MI 1: I I WI I , II Q 1 ' t ts L T-f r 'r n 2 ' S V .T ' T Tn S I IT' III I In lf gi 42 A 1' f' T T , :f 'T v NJ 48 5 N T ,.-nr otivitie Life at Cocke County I-Iiqh School is so full of activity that it comes cfs G surprise when someone has time for Q drink. 23 1 V5 x 3- awe Q5 I, Clyde Carr, Director, Ierry Black, Bobby Brooks, Van Broeks, Tippy Brown, Lecn Bryant, Gail Carver, Nancy Clark, Sandra Cody, Patricia Cooper, Faye Crisp, Karen Dawson, Wanda Faye Ellis, limmy Franks, lambs Graham, Ann Gray, Fred Griffin, Pat Haynes, C ralyn Hightower, I. C. Hill, Betty Hutt, lanice Hurst, Laura lenkins, Curtis Icnes, Dcrothy lones, Kay Kirk- patrick, Dcnna McNabb, Evelyn Malay, Rita Ann Marshall, Mary Mims, Zeb Morgan, Bill Myers, lean Ottinqer, Maurice Owens, Roella Ramsey, Nancy Sams, Ethel Seehorn, Barbara Smith, Hubert Smith, Ioan Steele, Barbara Stinnett, Billie Gayle Stokely, Janice Thomas, Rebecca Watts, Geraldine Webb, Kenneth VVeiqhill, Sandra Wester, Bobby Wild, B. E. Williams, Nadyne Woalsey. Q7 CCHS Band Band Officers: Band Captain, Pat Haynes: First Lieutenant, Sandra Hurdy Second Lieutenant, Bcbby Wild. L x I Drum fines. 'Z Major Put Haynes cmd Bund Sponsor Dorothy Sylyicx Shelton, Emily Wood, Sondra Hurd, Frieda Ball, M a i o I, e t t e S ond Donna Block. 9 F' M 9 9 0 ew n n Q 251, yn! jGv 0 :r x 4 A.':L M - .. - L' .i 5 President , C. ,.,7,,,,7,7,7,,,, Bill Myers Vice-President c, ,Kay Kirkpatrick Secretary , , , Elizabeth Keyes Reporter ,.Y. ,Nadyne Woolsey Treasurer rrrr Wanda Faye Ellis Sponsor is clvlr. I. Clyde Carr The Music Club is an organization under the leadership of Mr. I. Clyde Carr. To be- Music Club Roll: Loretta Balch, Frieda Ball, Ierry Black, Betty Blazer, Bobby Brooks, Sandra Cody, Faye Crisp, Wanda Ellis, Ann Gray, Barbara Hartsell, Pat Haynes, Sandra Hurd, Ianice Hurst, Curtis lones, Music Club come a member, the student must have lettered in music of some type. The Music Club takes an active part in preparing floats tor parades, sponsoring a booth at the Harvest Festival, and presenting a comedy play during this festival. Each year a banquet is planned by these students and all members of a musical organization are invited to attend. Dorothy lones, Elizabeth Keyes, Kay Kirkpatrick, Donna Frances McNabb, Bill Myers, Barbara Smith, Hubert Smith, Gayle Stokely, Geraldine Webb, Sandra Wester, Ada. Ruth White, Emily Wood, Nadyne Woolsey, JY.. Speech Arts Roll: Gene Arms, Frieda Ball, Linda Bray, Elaine Britt, Earline Clevenqer, Vtfanda Faye Ellis, Henry Grcqcry, Di Anne Hurst, lanice Hurst, Chris Icnes, Anna B. Knight, lim Mclviahan, Wilma Nease, Speech Arts The Speech Arts class for this year is composed of twenty-tour members. These students are all twelfth qrade pupils who are interested in different forms of oral in- Wilma Ioyce O'Dell, Buddy Pace, Mary Petree, Carolyn Bowland, Hubert Smith, Carlyne Spencer, Haraldine Thcrntcn, Scotty Valentine, Ada Nlfhite, Betty White, Nadyne Woolsey. terpretation. They have given several one- act plays in chapel this year and have also presented proqrarns before various civic clubs. wJ X31 54 Club Roll: lo Blanchard, Catherine Boley, Ray Boley, Linda Bray, Van Brooks, Wade Butcher, Gail Carver, Sandra Cody, Donald Collins, Wallace Conard, Evelyn Ellis, Wanda Faye Ellis, Charlotte Ford, Gary Freshcur, lcel Gilliland, Vernice Gray, Henry Gregory, 'J N Iames Hayes, I. C. Hill, Darius Holt, Gary Holt, David jf Icnes, Dcrcthy Iones, Steve Kilpatrick, Kay Kirkpatrick, B e t a C I u b President .. .. Donna McNabb Vice-President , .. .. . c,,,,, Mary Pe-tree Recording Secretary . Kay Kirkpatrick Corresponding Secy. . .Carlene Spencer Treasurer crrcccccccccc pcpcc . . cccc Everette Pack Sponsor .. . ..,. cccccc M rs. Porter This year the Beta Club' has forty-eight Anna B. Knight, Edward Layman, Frank Leibrock, Tom Mooty, Bill Myers, lim McMahan, Donna McNabb, Wilma Nease, Barbara O'Dell, Everette Pack, Mary Petree, Sharon Rclen, Polly Scruggs, Barbara Smith. Hubert Smith, Carlene Spencer, Billie Gayle Stokely, Sandra Wester, Ada Ruth W'hite, Betty White, Dorothy Wilder, Emily Williams, Emily Wood, Nadyne Woolsey. members. It has become necessary to re- strict the membership to members of the eleventh and twelfth grades. The club takes an active part in school affairs, and the programs emphasize good citizenship and leadership through service. Participation in the state convention in Nashville is the high- light of the school year. 1 Y 5Jt . ni lxvc' I :Qi I , If j , mf XJ C Club Roll: Ray Boley, Wade Butcher, Ierry Iones, Dorothy Iones, Kay Kirkpatrick, Virginia Morrison, Campbell, Bobby Crumb, Pete Cureton, Alex Fancher, lim Mclvlcthan, Carlyne Spencer, Ioan Steele, Emily lim Farmer, Henry Gregory, Ronald Haynes, lane Williams. Huff, Sandra Hurd, DiAnne Hurst, Chris Iones, David I ' ' C ' C I u b .pa W 56 President ,uuiuu,u ,. . uiuu,uu, Chris lones Vice'President .. ., ,.,,. Dorothy Iones Secretary ,.u,au cu,c ,.aiaaic S a ndra Hurd Treasurer .. .o uc,,,. Wade Butcher Reporter ,.,. i,.ca,cu,c R ay Boley Sponsor ooo. . ...ooooo..o.....o,oooooo,.,oo. oMr. Brummett Any student of C.C.H.S. who has won a letter in football, basketball, baseball, or who has been a cheerleader, is eligible to be a member of the C Club. The main objective ot the C Club is to promote good sportsmanship among the athletes. During basketball games the C Club is in charge ot the concessions, and profits from this go toward paying the ex- penses for a banquet at the close of the school year. FBLA Club President ,,7,, ,,..,,, E rnily Williams Vice-President or Hazel Belcher Secretary ,,7l,, L ,,l,,l, Wilma O'De1l Stanley Brown ,L,Cliftord Myers Doris Williams ,Mrs. McAndrew Treasurer , ir,e ,,.. , L Reporter , , ,ii, ,L Corresponding Secy. 7v,. Sponsor ,.o. . .,.i,oo,o,....oo.o,,., r,,o L The purpose ot the Future Business Leaders ot America Club is to help create an interest in and an understanding ot the business world. Any student who is en- rolled in a commercial class may join. The Cocke County High School Chapter is a member ot both the state and national organizations. The major project for the year is the publishing of the school paper. Funds from this project will be used for materials for the business department and for various charities. FBLA Club Roll: Hazel Belcher, Mary Lynn Bible, Io Blanchard, Rita Ann Brady, Carolyn Brooks, Stanley Brown, Ierry Buckner, Lorene Calfee, Carolyn Cameron, lla Ruth Carrell, Iohnnie Chesteen, lva Dean Clark, Donald Collins, Dixie Mae Edwards, Wanda Ellis, Bill Ford, Eva Lee French, Bobby Frisbee, Laura Mae Gilland, Vernice Gray, Iudy Gregg, Carolyn Hall, Ioan Hall, Carolyn Hance, lames Hayes, Margaret Hensley. Peggy Hicks, Zola Hurst, Carol Keller, Anna B. Knight, Geraldine Madclron, Rita Ann Marshall, Barbara Murrell, Clifford Myers, Frances McMahan, Wilma ,. 9 5 Nease, Barbara O'Dell, Wilma O'Dell, Wilma Ioyce O'Dell, Maurice Owens, Polly Owens, Frank Parks, Carol Penland, Helen Penland, Pain Pierce, Dallas Rector, Sharon Rolen, Hattie Mae Samples, Lorene Sane, limmy Sercey, Sylvia Shelton, Ioyce Strange, Willie Ann Talley, Ianice Thomas, Haroldine Thornton, Wanda Shults, Herman Siiford, Albert Steelrnan, Katherine Stephenson, Earline Townsend, Ima lane Watts, Della Webb, Allison Whitt, Doris Whitt, Dorothy Wilder, Doris Williams, Emily Williams, Nancy Williams. 1: sv f F.H.A. Club Roll: Annette Balch, Pat Blackwell, Catherine Boley, Carolyn Brady, Brenda Bryant, Kaye Bryant, Earline Brown, Lorene Calfee, Gail Carver, Iudy Cashen, Sandra Cody, Dixie Edwards, Evelyn Ellis, Alma Ellison, Charlotte Ford, Betty Gilbert, Laura Gilland, Veinice Gray, Carolyn Hall, Geraldine Haney, Phyllis Hawk, Margaret Hensley, Peggy I-licks, Ethel Hudson, lane Huff, Marjorie Iohnson, Carol Keller, F. H. A. Club President .aaaaa..,.aa aaaa.eaaa E velyn Ellis Vice-President ,.,, e,...,.,,, D eanna Ellis Secretary .,..,,. ,.,,,,, . Patricia Mason Treasurer ..., . . .,,,.. Kay Carpenter Reporter . ..l,ll . . . ,ll,ll.. Catherine Boley Parliamentarian .. G Katherine Stephenson PiCIr1iSt .V rrrr. r r. . . . Donna Black Historian ,,r, .,,,.i,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, V ernice Gray Sponsors .l,. .. e.ll .,Miss Mary Rowe Buble Mrs. Ioe Myers Since its beginning in l945, the Future Reba Kelley, Kay Murr, lean Ottinger, Polly Ann Owen, Carol Penland, Reva Reece, Sharon Rolen,, Lorene Sane, Charlotte Self, Clara Stephenson, Katherine Stephenson, loyce Strange, Lorene Sutton, Eva Dean Taylor, Earlene Townsend, Ima lean Watts, Rebecca Vtfatts, Della Webb, Geraldine Webb, Ada White, Allison Whitt Doris Whitt, Wanda Wilds, Emily Williams, Carolyn Williamson, Myra Woodson. Homemakers of America, a national organi- zation, has had a very active chapter in our school. The over-all goal of this organi- zation is to help individuals improve per- sonal, family, and community living, now and in the future. The motto, Toward New Horizons, reminds the members that their contributions to home life today will influ- ence the kind of homes they have tomorrow and that the family life of the members will influence the community and the world. cs K VL? ,ls-sq H wp grfei . 0 t 1 E , 8' . ' ' T ' T -5,2 - , TX. l A QR- -rf -, 1 22 a 'tufts , F t Q N Q A -I. Vxgfi r' Q . SQ' .T ,t A - l l i . vu... v'w3t These F.H.A. girls are working toward their state degrees. They are--First Row: Evelyn Ellis. Emily Williams, Brenda Io Bryant, Vernice Gray, Carolyn Williamson. Second Row: Katherine Stephenson, Rebecca Vtfatts, Annette Balch, Gail Carver, Lorene Caliee, Lorene Sutton. l .l'l.A. Club Roll: Ella Mae Allen, Dala Arrington, loyce Arrowood, Anita Austin, Carolyn Balch, Sandra Ball, Anna Barnes, Shirley Barnes, Sue Barnes, Donna Black, Ioan Black, Shirley Boley, Polly Bowers, Sylvia Brady, Shirley Bradley, Darlene Brockwell, Mary Nell Brockwell, Beulah Brown, Dorothy Brown, Ioyce Bryant, Marilyn Bryant, Flora Bullington, Louise Bumgarner, Patricia Butler, Sandra Butler, Brenda Byrd, Faye Campbell, Kaye Carpenter, Lou Verna Clark, Gwendo- lyn Clevenger, Wanda Clevenger, lva Sue Cogburn, Geraldine Coggins, lane Collins, Eula Rae Collins, Murphy Crumb, Myra Dawson, Christene Denton, Mary Elizabeth Denton, Donnie Dockery, Evelyn Dunn, Betty Ealy, Deanna Ellis, Mary Evans, Lou Allene Fine, Marlene Ford, Patricia Freeman, Kathleen French, Robbye Fullington, Barbara Gilland, Barbara Gray, Patsy Green, Carolyn Gregg, Grace Gregg, Iudy Gregg, Nancy Hale, Marilyn Hall, Mary Hall, Brenda Hartsell, Mary Hartsell, Ioyce Hembree, Bobbie Io Hensley, Carolyn Hightower, Marcia Hightower, Louise Holt, Una Vee Holt, Betty Ann Huff, Mary lo Huff, Peggy Huskey, Barbara Ienkins, Nancy Iones, Olene Iones, Sarah lanes, Frances Large, Bonnie Lewis, Linda Lewis, t F 9 m,.,14'4 lu. A ' Z-...Q X .4 Maloy, Lois Marshall, Eunive Martin, Patricia Mason, Patsy Mason, Wanda MoCarter, Roberta McKinney, Geneva McMahon, Katy Sue McMahan, Lessie McMahon, Ieanette McMillion, Billie Messer, Cora Messer, Mary Ruth Messer, Shirley Miller, Brenda Moore, Ima lean Moore, Wylene Morgan, Bobbie lean Moss, Mary Ellen Murr, Gennie Vee Nichols, Lois Norwood, Edna Faye O'Neil, Anna Mae Oweriby, Mary Padgett, Iewelene Parks, Gaynell Powers, Frances Presley, Nancy Rader, Lillian Raines, Brenda Ramsey. Patricia Ramsey, Roella Ramsey, Diana Rea, Pearl Reneau, Helen Ricker, Linda Robeson, Mary lean Russell, Nancy Sarns, Marjorie Shaver, Carolyn Shelton, Dorothy Shoemaker, Eva Shults, Ivery Singleton, Carol Smith, Mary Ann Smith, Nancy Smith, Peggy Starnes, Linda Stills, Barbara Stinnett, Laura Ann Stokely, lewel Sutton, Ima lean Styles, Maryvene Taylor, Peggy Taylor, Wilma Sue Templin, Ianice Thornton, Wanda Thornton, Margie Trentham, Brenda Turner, Ionnie Kate Valentine, Ann Wallin, Theda Watts, Lucille Webb, Iudy Welch, Mary White, Esther Sue Wilds, Euretha Williams, Sandra Williams, Betty Lou Willis, Peggy Wines, Peggy Wood, Polly Woodson, Wilson, Elizabeth Frances Lindsey, Lyvonda Lovin, Iudy Lovell, Edna Iosephine Worex, Yarbrough. Fil, Book Club 11 F. mf' fi l i ' in Al, r 5 Mx? I J S, , itil J' T x if ' 'lr I P jf J X .,1 ' J K , V 'N Lx '44 ' I-- President , , 7 , Walter Ball Vice-President Jane Huff Secretary , 7 , ,Frieda Ball Treasurer ,, 7 , Faye Crisp RGDONGT , 7 , , , S aHaroldine- Thornton Sponsor ooo.,oo, ooo77.,o7 Mrs. Iohn C. Holder, Ir. g Book Club Roll: Charles Allen, Frieda Ball, l-lazel Belcher, Io Blanchard, Elaine Britt, Bobby Lee Brooks, Carolyn -Louise Brooks, Lorene Calfee, Carolyn Cameron, lla Ruth Carrell, Inhnnie Ruth Chesteen, lva Dean Clark, Nancy Clark,'Sandra Cody, Ronald Cpnarcl, Wallace Conarcl, Alice Faye Crisp, Ronny Davis, Evelyn Dunn, Deanna Ellis, Evelyn Ellis, Myra Ellison, Kathleen French, Barbara Gray, Vernice Gray, Shirley Green, ludy Gregg, Carolyn Hance, Ioyce Ann Hembree, Eddie l-loldway, Darius E. Holt, Gary l-lolt, Vreeland l-lolt, lane l-luil, DiAnne Hurst, Zola l-lurst, Laura lenlcins, Betty lean lohnson, Dorothy lones, Sara Lena lones, Carol Keller, Reba Kelley, Kay Kirkpatrick, Wilma Kyker, Frances Lindsey, Taburn Lovin, Evelyn Maloy, Rita Ann Marshall, Burita Moore, Vaughn ewis -- -- .. ,,-A,, ,HY rx X The Teen Age Book Club is a new organization at C.C.H.S., and it is sponsored by Mrs. Iohn C. Holder, lr. This club was organized on October 4, 1957. The purpose of the club is to provide more Wholesome reading and to promote a deeper apprecia- tion of good books. Moore, Virginia Morrison, Kaye Murr, Carol McMahan, Frances McMahan, Lessie Mae MclVl5l'ian, Donna Frances McNabb, Barbara O'Dell, Wilma Joyce O'Dell, Dorothy O'Neil, Maurice Owens, Jimmy Palmer, Tony Proffitt, Brenda Ramsey, Audrey lean Ray, Reva Reece, Stella Roberts, Mary lean Russell, Hattie Samples, Polly Scruggs, Karen Selser, Wanda Shults, Mary Ann Sklar, Carolyn Smith, Norman Sorrell, Gayle Stokely, Gordon E. Stokely, Lorene Ann Sutton, Mary Fredna Sweeten, Willie Ann Talley, lanice Thomas, lanice Thornton, Wanda Turner, Scotty Valentine, Sally Vassar, Della Webb, Sandra Wester, Allison Whitt, Doris lean Whitt, Eddie Wilds, Nancy Williams, Rae Williams. Carolyn Williamson, Nadyne Woolsey. K F.F.A. Roll: Charles David Allen, Eddie Arms, Robefe Arms, Harold Ball, -Ottis Ball, Walter Ball, Iohnny Blanchard, Iimmy Blazer, W. H. Brady, Curtis Brooks, Ierry Bryant, Roger Bryant, lunior Buckner, Harold Calfee, Ierry Calfee, Bill Chambers, Billy Clevenger. Charles Clevenger, Tommy Crum, less Dawson, William Dawson, Iames Edmonds, Orvil Elkins, Gerald Ellison, Paul Eslinger, Robert Evans, lerry Finchum, lohnny Finchum, Brady Freshour, Herman Gentry, Ronny Gentry, Carl Green, Forrest Green, Gene Gregg, Ierry Gregg, L. C. Gregg, Alfred Hance, Lester Hayes, Eddie Holdway, Iimmy Holdway, Vreeland Holt, Robert Huff, President ,.,aa.a, ao,o,o E dward Layman Assistant ...,,o ,o..,o ,o,, R o ger Miller Vice-President Eddie Holclway Assistant . aa,o,o a,,oo,. B ill Lane Secretary . ., Rae Williams Assistant .. Gene Gregg Treasurer .. o,a,, ..Walter Ball Assistant a.,, . .Herman Gentry Reporter ,aaa,, . Vaughn L. Moore Assistant . Chuck Russell Sentinel . , . ,.,a Bobby Me-sser Assistant o,oaa,ao,oa . . . . ,o,,o .Earl Se-ay Sponsor .. . Mr. Charlie Shipley F.F.A. Sweetheart . . .o,, Evelyn Ellis The Future Farmers ot America, or F.F.A. is the national organization of farm boys studying Vocational Agriculture in the high schools ot the nation. The primary aim of the F.F.A. is the development ot agricultural 61 ja Elmer Hurst, Iohn Hurst, Robert Hurst, Allen Hutson, Ierry Hutson, Charles lanes, Arvis Keys, Arvel Knight, Bill Lane, Edward Layman, Tomrgy Lillard, Bobby Messer, Frank Messer, Roger Miller, Vaughn Moore, Glenn Owens, James Parks, M. I. Price, Gerald Raines, I. C. Raines, Charles Rathford, Iohnnie Ray, Bobby Rogers, Chuck Russell, lerry Samples, Bobby Sawyer, Earl Seay, Olson Seay, Harold Smith, Robert Sprouse, Albert Steelman, Charles Steelman, Albert Stepp, I. D. Strange, Don Tucker, W. D. Tucker, Albert Walker, Iohnny Wallin, Bobby Watts, William White, Rae Williams, Paul Willis. F. F. A. Club leadership and the development oi good citizenship. Our chapter helps each year in sponsoring eighth grade day for the beginning students who will get acquainted with the high school. The program oi work for the year in- cludes entries in all the state contests, 'at- tending the State Convention, improving the farm programs of its members, and par- ticipating in the local, district, and state fairs. 'il Senior Y-Teen Roll: Catherine Boley, Carolyn Bray, Elaine Britt, Earline Kaye Bryant, Nancy Buster, Gail Carver, Iuanita Crumlo, Evelyn Ellis, Charlotte Ford, lune Hall, Geraldine Patsy Nellie Brady, Linda Brenda lo Bryant, Haney, Phyllis , dson, lane Huff, DiAnne Senior Y-Teens President ,, .- rraaa , aa,, Emily Wood Vice-President i , to lane Hutt First Vice-President , i. Linda Bray Second Vice-President iaia, Elaine Britt Secretary or 7 ,taaaa, , aaia , .Brenda Io Bryant Treasurer ,t ti,ttatr ,DiAnne Hurst Pianist , Carlene Spencer Chorister i Carolyn Rowland Reporter aat,aaa. it irtri Betty White Sergeants-at-Arms aGail Carver Catherine Boley Annette Balch Hurst, Marjorie lohnson, Evelyn Malay, Dorothy O'Neil, lean Ottinger, Carolyn Rowland, Hattie Mae Samples, Polly Scruggs, Sylvia Shelton, Carlene Spencer, Lorene Sutton, Roxie Taylor, I-laroldine Thornton, Scotty Valen- tine, Betty White, Carolyn Williamson, Emily Wood. Social Chairman 7, t , ,7.. Evelyn Ellis Friendship Chairman , 7 Earline Brown Sponsor ,, , , ,, MIS. Babb The Senior Y-Teens are Iunior and Senior girls Who are devoted to the task of realizing the ideals of personal and social living to which they are committed by their faith as Christians. The forty Senior Y-Teens serve as Big Sisters to the lunior Y-Teens. Junior Y-Teens Iunior Y-Teen Roll: Ioyce Arrowood, Anita Austin, Carolyn Balch, Sandra Ball, Shirley Barnes, Diana Baxter, Donna Black, Shirley Boley, Polly Bowers, Darlene Broclcwell, Mary Nell Brockwell, Yvonne Brooks, Beatrice Burgess, Kay Carpenter, Evelyn Lee Clark, Nancy lane Clark, Gwendolyn Clevenger, Wanda Clevenger, Gretchen Cramb, Karen Dawson, Mary Elizfrlteth Denton, Deanna Ellis, Mary Catherine Evans, Kathleen French, Robbye Fullington, Barbara Gray, Mary Hartsell, loyce Hembree, Marcia layne Hightower, Louise Holt, Barbara Ann Ienkins, Bonnie Lewis, Billie President 7, e,,e ,. S ,,ss lMarcia Hightower First Vice-President Kay Carpenter Second Vice-President Deanna Ellis Third Vice-President Mary lean Russell Secretary , leanette McMillion Treasurer 7 , c ooo,, Nancy Morrison Reporter 7 c, . Mary Fredna Sweeten Sergeant-at-Arms Barbara Gray Chorister . , Shirley Boley Pianist , ,. ,r7,,,, ,. ,.r,,o,,,o Ioan Steele Social Chairman , c,Donna Black Fellowship Chairman ,Karen Selser Sponsor , , c Y Miss Seehorn loeffvi L flfflf , ltr fpltfvb ' 1 ,FU ,,, . r U UL f 'dl L nw of J l DQ v.,' lu 1 , ss Messer, Wylene Morgan, Nancy Morrison, Frances Moyers, Ieanette McMillion, Judy Neas, Gennie Vee Nichols, Edna Faye O'Neil, lewelene Parks, Gaynell Powers, Brenda Price, Nancy Rader, lean Ramsey. Pearl Reneau, Linda Robeson, Mary lean Russell. Nancy Sams, Ethel Sue Seehorn, Karen Selser, Marjorie Shaver, Carolyn Shelton, Mary Ann Sklar, Ioan Steele, lmogene Styles, lewel Sutton, Loretta Sutton, Mary Fredna Sweeten, Peggy Taylor, Ianice Thornton, Sally Vassar, Theda Watts, Iudy Welch, Peggy Wood. The Iunior Y-Teen organization is a junior member of the Y.W.C.A. Girls in the ninth and tenth grades are eligible for membership. The members must accept its purpose- To build a fellowship of women and girls devoted to the task of realizing in our common lite those ideals of personal and social living to which we are committed by our iaith as Christians. In this endeavor we seek to understand Iesus, to share His love for all people and to grow in the knowledge and love ot God. 63 -AL fl 1 can 1' Chanticleer Staff V. Mary Petree ..,, 7 . , , ,, , , C . I C eEditor-in-chief Linda Bray .,, 7 ,.,,A7 , 7 Q , 7 7 , ,. Assistant Editor Miss Marjorie McMahan tttt,t it,.,t,tt,tt,i, S ponsor EDITORIAL STAFF ' Iim Farmer Carlene Spencer Ray Boley Ann Gray Gary lfreshour Charles Webb y Ioel Gilliland Dorothy Wilder Linda Bray Barbara Hartsell Ierry Campbell Anna B. Knight BUSINESS MANAGERS Earline Clevenqer Wilma Nease Wade Butcher Everette Pqck Faye Crisp Mary Petree Dan Freeman B. I. Watts ,, Y A V7 Ag., Business mcmqers ter Chcriticleer are :ff to cr qecd start as they leave for cr day cl rid sellinq. Some ef the girls on the editorial staff are busily whipping up blouses for the Senior pictures. Gcry 'ms ,521 spent many 11 lzng hzur helping Mr. Szrripszn with the cczrneru wzrk. ,o 00 'O igllo s 7 4 -ou.......-A 1-. l t ' ,2 , Apklllxjff V ,Q Un ,EJ f 1 Key Club Roll: Travis Ball, I. W. Bumgarner, Tippy Brown, Robert Hurst, Gary Iames, Gene Laymon, Key Club President i, or i ,ee, Robert Hurst VicefPresident Gene Lotymon Secretary i Dale Proffitt Treasurer Travis Ball Reporter Ronald Robeson Sponsor Mr. Zane Whitson, Ir. ,Q .r i Taburn Lovin, Dan Metcalf, Dale Proffitt, Robert Reed, Ronald Robeson, B. I. Watts, Ierry Watts. The Cocke County High School Key Club IS a Iunror Service organization sponsored by the Kiwanis Club of Newport lt is one of nearly 1400 Key Clubs with more than 33 OOO members The local Key Club was organized in October of l953 Since its organization this club has CU been very active in working with the school officials to improve the looks of the campus C27 collected books to give to Kmaswood School and C3l cooperated with the Newport Kiwanis Club in its youth activities. The Key Club has been successful in its dedicated service because of the fine character personality and leadership of its members. fl!! f fn 'N Jef 4 Hi-Y Roll: Gene Arms, Reece Balch, Doyle Belcher, Van Brooks, Iohnny Clark, Carroll Fox, Lee Fox, lim Franks, lorries Graham, Harold Gregg, Fred Griffin, Dan Grooms, lohn Holt, Bill Hurst, Lonnie Iones, Marvin Kerley, Steve Kilpatrick, Frank Liebrock, Bobby Lovell, Hi-Y Club President , ,Everette Pack Vice-President Bill Hurst Secretary Bobby Wild Treasurer . lerry Wilder Sergeant-at-Arms Gene Arms Sponsor Mr. Gene Phillips Under the leadership of their sponsor, Mr. Gene Phillips, the thirty-six members of the Hi-Y Club seek earnestly to live up to the creed of their organization. The purpose oi their club is to create, main- tain, and extend throughout the home, school, and community high standards of Christian character. ln keeping with such a high purpose, the Hi-Y members strive to be good school citizens. This year they gave twenty dollars to help pay for work done on the gyrn floor. They also donated a twenty-tive dollar medical kit for use by the Athletic Associa- tion. Douglas Messer, Zeb Morgan, ,HVayne,NE-1359, AGerald O'Dell, Bill Pace, Everette Pack, Claude Ramsey, Billy Russell, Eames Shelton, Pete Sutton, Benny Tre-ntham, loe 'Nebl':, Bobby Wild, Terry Vililder, Bill Wilds, R. E. XVilliams, Ioe Wilson. , 2, , Simi. ,,,, if? I' . 1-l f I if 9 i v. , LM fi-J J f , . ,-ff A L The Cocke's Crow Staf Editor , ,,,, , , 7 . o , , 7 Nancy Williams Associate Editor 7, ,Barbara O'Dell News Editor Zola Hurst and Dallas Rector Feature and Society Editors- Carolyn Brooks and Wanda Shults Sports Editor 7 o,o,o Bill Ford Art and Humor Editors o,o, Gary Holt and Wilma Ioyce O'Dell Business Manager o , o ,o,ooo,o Billy Shelton f wi- r a Q? ' , R. .2 Class Reporters . .. , o,,, Shirley Green and Ianice Thornton Sponsor ,y ,o,oo, Mrs. Barbara Mc!-Xndrew The Cocke's Crow is the school news- paper. It is published every month. We always look forward to each issue because we enjoy reading the news of our campus life. as ' fi thleti Q hen f was U ycunfg msn cmd never beer kgssfwi, 'IST fi TKIKKIFYI Lf JET, HC'-N YYZSCH G mzsscdi First Row: Miller, Shelton, Taylor, G. Kerley, Maloy, Burnett, R. Fancher, Clark, Gentry, ilffhillipg., D. lones, Chrisman. Second Row: Mooty, W4 Gre '. 'Miami Jog. Proffitt, Runnion, McMahan, Grooms, D. Ramsey,--Francef' Football The Fighting Cocks of C. C. H. S. opened their 1957 football season against a heavy Tornado squad at Alcoa. After a hard fought battle, the stubborn Cocks finally bowed to the tune of 20-6. The following week the Cocks, hit hard by injuries to several key players, traveled to Greeneville for a game with the highly rated Green Devi1s. The outmanned New- portians were defeated by a 37-0 score. Newport then opened a three game homestand facing Rogersville the first night. In a driving rainstorm, the Warriors slipped by the Cocks, winning 7-O. Smarting because of the three previous losses, the Big Red buried Hampton, 24-O for their first victory of the season. The hard-hitting Cocks then became the first Tennessee team to beat the rampag- ing Church Hill Panthers since 1955. Coach Bo Brummett's charges unleashed a devastating passing attack to upset the visitors, 26-13. Fresh from a two-game winning streak at home, the Gamecocks then traveled to Sevierville for a game with the Smoky 70 QQ i C. lones. Third Row: B. Brummett, Coach: MorreH, Manager: L. Layman, Haynes, C. Iones, Gregory, Pacld, Butcher A Fancher C Ramse M Ta lor Webb G1 1 ' I - Y' - Y I , Layman, Curetcn. .I- lf' Bears. After a hard fought contest on a wet, slippery field, the game ended in a 6-6 deadlock. Furious at having their winning streak broken, Newport then humbled the Carter Green Hornets, 38-14, with ct second half touchdown spiurge. The next week was when the time when the flu struck C.C.H.S. With practically the entire football team weakened from the disease, the Cocks bowed to Morristown, 34-6, but not before putting up a gallant battle for three quarters. After recovering from the flu, Newport drubbed an underdog Gatlinburg eleven, 40-7, blowing a close game apart in the second half. Next the Fighting Cocks invaded Ieffer- son City for a game with the undefeated Iefferson High Elks The Cocks put up a gallant battle before falling to a racehorse lefferson offense, 34-6. Homecoming at Newport was spoiled by both a wet field and the Maryville Red Rebels. ln a rough hard-hitting game the Cocks finally bowed out by a 14-6 margin. my , 1 N -' ' 'Q +e:.u.IvQ'. 1 1.9, QQ 1 ' 1 ':? 'f,- ' i seN 1sM-gw MV ff 622 YM 6931 fx , Wx 'lv 71 seg. M me P e UA Q QQ- ' lx ' , S 'Il' W? Q90 K-,J 'MX , X M ' '+ ' 1 1f'g .X gf- ' 94 if , Q 1 ui d, . . -., , 'KA ,.. f 'N I. , - . THA: ',f,4,. inf, . ' ' L 1 F 'A WL' .f,Ql4G'ffH ti' '- ' f ,V+ ' ' W N A 'ig K V ' - , -. --' ,. - ff -L, Jn, v-A -,. -1, V . , - 'X f .-,-19-1 ,,...:. , ' ' . Butcher Curetcn A Fan-:her A ri Frcmce A, J V 'H It L l . . ' 7' 'X Y' K Freeman if x Gentry Gregory Ngy A V '-fy Quiz ' Nc' wife? -'W' 'N 1 xg, J 'Y V 51 'X 7 Vgxf 5- 'F' N-r Grooms C. Iones D. Iones G. Layman . 'U-ffucyvf . McMahan Pack M. Taylor Senior Players-'First Row: Pack, Gregory, Fancher Butcher. Second Row: McMahan, C. Iones, Gentry. X Gy First Row: Farmer Ford Lane Overholt Bowers f , , . , Boley, Pack, Butcher, Hurst, Campbell. Crumb, Second Row: Coach Whitson, Taylor, Icnes, Coach Zane Whitson fs.-Ei' 14 S Boys' Basketball The Fighting Cocks were fortunate to have as their coach this year, Mr. Zane Whitson. The season was started in the right way by sweeping a doubleheader from the Alumni. The girls, winning by the score of 41-19 were led by Emily Williams With 33 points. The boys were led by Chris lones with 29 and lerry Campbell with 23 and they won by the score of 73-6l. The next opponent was Rush Strong. The girls winning by 57-2U were led by Emily Williams with 28 points. The boys winning by 68-46 were led by Chris lones and Ierry Campbell with 28 and 22 points, respectively. The Cocks lost their first doubleheader to Maury ot Dandridge. The girls lost 53-48 and the boys 70-54. They were led in scoring by Emily Williams with 28 and Chris lones with 22. Furious from these losses, the Fighting Cocks traveled to Parrotsville and swept a . T Managers Buddy Pace and Richard Fancher doubleheader. The girls winning by 45-21 were led by Emily Williams with 30 points. The boys winning 74-49 were led by Chris lones with 20 and lerry Campbell with 16. The following games were with Rogers- ville. The girls did not play as Rogersville does not have a girls' team. The boys' B- team lost their first game by the score of 41-32. The leading scorer was Morris Taylor with 16 points. lt was entirely different in the nightcap as Newport won by 51-39. They were led in this game by Ierry Campbell with 21 points. The Fighting Cocks were back at home for their-next game and won a doubleheader from Cosby. The girls, by the score of 52-38, were led by Emily Williams with 28 points. The boys winning 72-19 were led by Chris lones with 17 and Ierry Campbell with 14. In the next game with Maury the Cocks were out for revenge. The girls winning 48-45 were led by Emily Vlfilliams with 27 points. The boys winning 63-55 were led by Chris lones and Ray Boley with 30 and 16 points, respectively. The following game was with Greene- ville. The boys' B-team losing by 20-19 were led by lack Lane with 5. The Varsity game was entirely different as the Cocks won 52-46. They were led in scoring by Chris Iones with 23 and lerry Campbell with 14. After the Christmas holidays the Fight- ing Cocks picked up where they left off by sweeping a doubleheader from Sevierville. The girls, winning 48-45, were again led by Senior Players: Co-Captains Butcher and Campbell Emily Williams with 28 points. The boys, winning 50-43, were led by Chris Iones with 22 points. For the next game the Cocks traveled to Pittman Center and split or doubleheader. The girls, losing 38-35, were led by Emily Williams with 27 points. The boys lust kept rolling along and won 67-46. They were again led by Chris Iones with 28 points. For the next game Newport was host to Gatlinburg as they swept another double- header. The girls, winning 42-38, were led by Emily Williams with 29 points. The boys, winning 63-59, were led by Chris Iones and Ierry Campbell with 19 and 13 points. The next opponent was White Pine and the Cocks won another doubleheader. The girls, with Emily Williams getting 36 points, won 56-46. The boys led by Chris lones with 19 and Ierry Campbell with 17 won easily, 63-46. The next opponent was the highly re- garded Carter Hornets The girls romped to an easy victory with substitutes playing the entire last half. They were led again by tremendous' Emily Williams with 41 points of the total 69. The final score was 69-30. The boys also romped to an easy victory by the score of 73-34. They were led by guard Chris lones with 27 and rebound- ing center, Wade Butcher' with 14. As we go to press, the record for regular season games now stands at 12 wins and 1 loss for the boys and 9 wins and 2 losses for the girls. Boley, Pack, Butcher, Iones, Campbell, Hurst, Farmer . v up Y wh - .- - 'P Girls' Basketball Co-Contains Jones cmd Hurd Q ' MZ -vu E 3 x 1 is -L 1-rv' 'L Faature Loretta Balch cmd Bobby Wlld were chosen by the-mr classmates cs Mr cmd Mxss CCHS ff -fl 'Vff 'UN 'sv ig WS... f .. Q54 Y AX ' x wXI i 1-+V 7'-nil' X u Senior Beauty 0 Miss Frieda Ball ao . 1' w 'Q' 6-- 119' ' Ai WA, 'X iv S 4, VMYQM r' 756' A W Z6 ff, jaw x 4 ffjw J n My W 4 - I 'fffgkqi Junior Beauty 0 Miss Jane Huff Tv. ,wb sh. Y .- f Q uf gg. ii'- Q ,fy- fv fx fle- ' 'fig A essjflf X 4 S, 1? A I L ' 3 X . ,ng 3 M 'X A mf , f X K 2. 3 X Q iv S . Sophomore Beauty U Miss Shirley Bradley 82 ,M ,S 1 L W V- s ,N W ff' W as , 3 fx ' ' ' Q x ,, ,W 4. Vx fe W. - 1 42 f M 'ivy s 'ini-'if 'Af 5,f',1:! 1, VA , ,V , .AIM 2 I 1 x QM . f3s'4'f v 'Fam pn f 'Q , ff I 'W fp 1? X WMM W Q tart? KM' r Q Freshman Beauty ' Miss Nancy Morrison 83 K if Right: Ada White was named Homecoming Queen for our school in a race sponsored by the Senior Class. Queens Left: Miss Linda Bray was elected Miss Cocke County in an exciting contest where each high school sponsored a contestant. Below: The FFA boys selected Evelyn Ellis as their sweetheart for this year. 84 V W X ,- 72' 'V '-3' vfr' ,fn , A k nel' Girls' Slcrie Represenicxiives: Claire Bmt and Donna Frances McNabb. D.A.R. Representative: Wilma Neuse. Boys' Stale Representative: S it 4? Q3 J-5 -xx! loel Gilliland. ,J -4 px Du S Besi Aihletes Chns Iones Dorothy Iones Wade Butcher Most Lxkely To Succeed Donna Frances McNabb and Ioel Grlhlcrnd Senior Mos! Taleniod- Ccrlene Spenser and Pct Haynes Most Courteous- Dorothy Wilder cmd Everette Pack Superlatives l 'P f ,ff V ,,,, .. 5. 1 xx 'lf' ,.....-Q--v Most Dependable Mary Petree and Ed Layman Sensor Neatesi Barbara Harisell and Bxlly Hurst Friendliest- Carolyn Rowland and Buddy Pace Superlatlves f Nlcest To Have Around Scmdrcx Hurd cmd Al x Foncher T Q, Z -5 IQ ,IW a- ,-fx 61.7 I f,....' ..-v Q? Top: The valedictorian for this year's graduating class is Donna Frances McNabb, daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Royce McNabb. Donna Frances has an average scholastic rating of 96.73 for her four years of high school study. Bottom: To lo Blanchard, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Blanchard, goes the honor of being named salutatorian. Her scholastic average is 95.85. B15 .S 59: 2,1 Q,- N- sf' t 1 The students pictured here have rnade an averaqe grade of 90 and above during their four years of hiqh school study. First row: lim McMahan, Ed Layman, Gary Freshour, Ray Boley, Ronald Conard, Darius Holt, Gary Holt, I-luloert Smith, lames Hayes, Charles Allen, loe Maxwell, Pat Haynes, Wade Butcher, Henry Gregory. Second row: Carolyn Brooks, Eva French, Mary Petree, Wilma Nease, Scotty Valentine, Dorothy O'Neil, Ada Ruth White, Wanda Faye Ellis, Ernily Wood, Dorothy Iones, DiAnne Hurst, Marqaret Mooney- ham, Nancy Williams, Carlyne Spencer, Anna Knight, Nadyne Woolsey, Donna Frances McNabb, Linda Bray, Bettye White, Dorothy Wilder, lo Blanchard. Honor Students 9l UN 'g' L l 1 . 1.1 ri 1 M I Above: Miss Seehorn's library assistants for the year have been: Altha Gilliland, Polly Scruggs, lerry Calfee, Winfred French, Edward Rhodes, Eva Lee French, Wanda Shults, Io Blanchard. .ff v 14' ,ffl L, JE?-F' M sw V x --w Above: The ladies who have charge of our school cafeteria are: Mrs, Eva Carver, Mrs. Gertrude Padgett Mrs. Helen Wilds, and Mrs. Bessie Bro k 5 531542 Xie? Above: Here we see some forge workin an agriculture Above: A group in Home Ec learns to serve tea Class. gracefully. rfb XX Below: A tense moment at a football game seems re- Below: Loretta tells Mrs. Bray that she knows this pie 3 s X flected on some faces. is worth buying. Ri .... ..-c f .gW,f'f! '. ' '? gifs 4 'Q v I 1 ,.A1,, . I , 'vi ,- 'H' K1-'A A ' , A Compliments s- , ' E of RHYNE MB COMPANY Bulldlng Materials Newport Tennessee Cornpluments of your Photogmpner SIMFSON S HQTO-GJRATHER xr! -Z 1- K , Knoxvnlle Tennessee 93 xl, if' fxrf . . . I P 1 -. 1 2. .' 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