Coopertown High School - Yearbook (Coopertown, TN)

Text from Pages 1 - 114 of the 1951 volume:

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Royce Williams ss sponsor and teacher of the Senior Class, her untiring efforts and pleasant personality have been an inspiration to all. We are proud to have the opportunity to show her our appreciation by this small token. if rg Q -1 1 '44 cf F35 1 I- 0 4 ..-,,- -v ANNUAL STAFF? RAY DEAN mwns SHIRLEY BIGGERS ,, 3- Q RAY ELLIOTT A gk m X ' 1 ' g A I ,QX Aww. ' QNX! - JOE BRIDGES ANN WILLIAMS CLARENCE HUNTER EDITOR X x. MRS. ROYCE WILLIAMS ADVISOR JESSIE WAYNE HEAI BETTY R. MURPHY DIMPLE WALKER LOUISE ROSS Q7 hmini5trntinn MISS FRANCRS MAYO E. A. ENGLISH MR. WILBUR FESMIRE B. S. MATHMETICS M S. NILE McCRARY B. S. COMMERCE MRS. ROYCE WILLIAMS B.S. P M.A. HOME ECONOMICS MR. WILLARD BROWNING Foss Most AGRICULTURE MBS. W. J. SADLER B. S. SEVENTH GRADE MRS. JOHN L. MOULTON EIGHTH GRADE MRS. JESSE LIPSCOMB SIXTH GRADE MRS. W. B. CHILTON FIFTH GRADE M S. DORRIS HEAD FOURTH GRADE MRS. RUTH REEVES THIRD GRADE M S. BEN ELLIOTT SECOND GRADE MRS. COPLEY JAMES FIRST GRADE X 4 Q 45:3 Q. K1 V! H A ' 'fig I ANDREW S. PARKER A. B. PRINCIPAL, COACH E' lzniurs I I Senior Class Officers 1 1' 11 A . ,W ., 3? PRESIDENT ......... .... CLARENCE HUNTER VICE PRESIDENT .... ........ LOUISE ROSS SECRETARY ..... .....BETTY R. MURPHY TREASURER ... ... ANN WILLIAMS REPORTER .... .... SUE TEASLEY JAMES BENNET F.F.A. 2 Yearsgh-H 1 Year SHIRLEY BIGGERS Basketball h Years, Cojpapt. 1 Year: F.H.A. 3 Years, President 1 Year, Vice Pres. 1 Yearg Beta Club, Reporter 1 Yearg Cheerleader 1 Yearg Class Officer 3 Years, Pres. Vice-President, Secretary and Treasurerg Paper Staff 2 Yearsg Annual Staff 1 Yearg Best Girl Athlete. JOE BRIDGES Springfield 1 Yearg F.F.A. 2 Yearsg Paper Staff 1 Yearg Annual Staff 1 Year. Dorothy Boyte F.H.NgqQYears3 M-H 2 Yearsg Paper Staff l Year. AUBREY BROWNING F.F.A. 2 Yearsg M-H 2 Years MARJORIE DOWLEN F.H.A. 2 Yearsg L-H 2 Yearsg Paper Staff 1 Year. RAY ELLIOTT Football 2 Yearsg F.F.A. 2 Years, Vice President 1 Year Reporter, l Yearg M-H l Year, Beta Club 1 Year: Class Officer Vice President 1 Year: Paper Staff 2 Yearsg Annual Staff l Yearg Best Boy Athlete HUGHES ELLIS Football 2 Yearsg F.F.A. 2 Yearsg M-H Club 2 Years JEAN ELLIS F.H.A. 3 YUEQB. MAHJORIE JUNE ELLIS F.H.A. 3 Years. JESSE WAYNE HEAD F.F.A. 2 Yearsg Annual Staff 1 Year. CLARENCE HUNTER Detroit 2 Years: F.F.A. 2 Years: Reporter 1 Yearg Claes Officer President 1 Year: Paper Stuff 1 Yearg Annual Staff Editor 1 Year: Best All Around Boy: Most Popular Boy: and Most Handsome. DAVIS INMAN Football 2 Yearsg F.F.A. 2 Yearsg M-H 2 Years. MARTHA NELL JONES Basketball 3 Yeareg F.H.A. 3 Years: M-H 1 Year: Cheerleader 2 Yearsg Paper Staff 1 Year. BETTY RUQH MURPHY Cedar B111 1 Year: Basket- ball M Yearsg F.H.A. 3 Yearsg Song Leader 1 Years M-H 1 Yearg Reporter 1 Year: Cheer- leader 2 Years: Class Officer, Reporter 2 Yearsg Secretary 1 Year: Paper Staff 3 Yearsg Annual Staff 1 Yearg Business Managerg Cla ss Queen 1 Year. DONALD M mAnAN F.F.A. 32Years5 h-H 2 Years. 7..- I I MAVALENE NICHOLSON F.H.A. 3 Years, A-H 1 Yearg Class Officer l Year, Reporter. RAY DEAN RAWLS F.F.A. 2 Years, Vice Presid- ent 1 Year. President 1 Yearg Beta Club 2 Years, Reporter 1 Yearg Class Officer, President l Year, Sgt. at Arms l Year, Paper Staff 3 Years, Reporter 1 Year, Assistent Editor 1 Year, Editor l Year, Annual Staff, Assistant Editor 1 Year, Most Likely to Succeed. LOUISE RICE F.H.A. 2 Years LOUISE ROSS F.H.A. 3 Years, Vice President 1 Year, President l Year, M-H 1 Year, Cheerleader 1 Year, Class Officer, Vice President 1 Year, Reporter 1 Year, Paper Staff l Year, Typist, Most Likely to Succeed. ROBERT STILFS Football 1 Year, F.F.A. 2 Years, A-H 2 Years. SUE TEASLEY F.H.A. 3 Years, M-H 1 Year, Class Officer 3 Years, Secretary, Treasurer, Report- org Paper Staff 1 Year. DIMPLE WALKER F.H.A. 3 Years: M-H 1 Year, Paper Staff 1 Year, typistg Annual Staff 1 Year, typistg Class Queen l Yeqrg F.F.A. Queen l Year. ANN WILLIAMS Ashland City 2 Years, F.H.A. 3 Years, Treasurer 1 Yearg h-H 2 Years, Basketball 2 Yearsg Class Officer 1 Year, Treasurer, Paper Staff 1 Year, Annual Staff, l Year Business Managerg Class Queen 1 Yearg C.H.S. Queen 1 Year. Qs- ir' K v I r I I i 1 x K A I I l 1. Senior Class History One bright day in September, the year of 1939. A group of eager boys and girls began their first school year at Coopertown. We had as our teacher that year Miss Ruth Givens, who is now Mrs. Thomas Chambless. One of the best re- membered things of that year was, we were made to go to sleep, and since then the teachers have found it hard to keep us awake. We thought we were progressing right along as we had reached the second grade. Our teacher that year was Mrs. Copley James, who seemed to be very un- lucky, since she had to,put up with us spain in later years. we felt like we really were grown up the next year, we had been mov- ed upstairs to Mrs. Ruth Reeves' room. It was in this grade thd:,webegan our trip around the world, through the study of Geography. Ray Dean Rawls was the first new addition to our class. Through very much hard work we finally reached the fourth grade. We had lots of fun that year with Miss Doris Faires as our teacher. It was a pleasure to us-at least we thought it was-to tease Miss Faire! about her boy friend, who came to see her and later became her husband. Our fifth grade was filled with learning under the guidance of Mrs. Jesse Lipscomb. we were joined that year by Aubrey Browning, who hailed from Sandy Springs. we had two tea hers our sixth year, Mrs. Bennett Elliott the first of the year, and Mrs. Copley James the last. It was in the sixth that we began to realize that school was not only a place for fun, but studying as well. while in the seventh we were joined by Shirley Biggers, from,Pinnacle Train- ing School, and Louise Rice, from Alex Green School. My! We must have been important, because Mrs. James ond Mr. John L. Head both taught us that year. During this year many improvements were made on the building which we were all very proud of. That year, manv additions were made to our classy Dimple walker, Louise Road, Jean Ellis, Hughes ellis and Davis Inman from Gauss and also SueTeasley Marjorie June hllis and Jesse wayne Head from Sandy Springs. Last but not least came Donald McMahan from Crossvllle, Tenn. It was Mrs. W. B. Chilton who steered us through the eighth grade and to graduation. we were very fort- unate to be the last to have and elementary graduation. Ray Dean Rawls was Valedictorian, and Ray Elliott was Salutatorlan. well at long last we were Green Freshmen, trying to adjust ourselves tohigh school life. Added to our class that year was Martha Nell Jones and Dorothy Boyte from Sharon, and Robert Stiles from the Tennessee School for the Blind in Nashville. Mrs. williams, gur Civics teacher, sponsored a trip to the School for the Blind and to the Tennessee State Penitentiary. Betty Ruth Murphy from Cedar Hill and Joe Bridges from Springfield enlarged our sophomore class. we were probably getting ready for our Junior and Senior years since we dldn't do very much, but at last we had one party that year at The home of Shirley B1 vers, sponsored by Miss Martha Ann Morris, now Mrs. Dorris Head. It was during our Junior year than Ann williams from Ashland City and Clarence fscorchyl Hunter from Detroit joined us. This was a very eventful year for us. It was great fun putting on our play, 'Ms Simpkins of Simpkins - vlllen, with Shirley Biggers as Ma Simpkins. with very much hard work selling refreshments at ball games axd the help of Mrs. Williams.our sponsor, we rais- ed enough money Lo carry the Seniors on a trip to Mammoth Cave, where we made a seven and wne half mile hike through the cave and had a picnic later ln the evening which we all enjoyed very much. We ha'e reached the climax of our school career: The Senior year. Most of our former classmates have left usg Marjorie Dowlon, Maaalene Nicholson, Ray Elliott and James Bennett the only remaining ones of that eager group that be- gan their first school years at Coopertown have welcomed all the new members that hare joined our class from time to time. This has brought the remaining number to twenty-four. All the Senior's hearts were filled with joy when we were about to begin our Christmas holidays because our Class rings came, which we now wear with pride. We thought so much of Mrs. williams our Junior year that we chose her to be our sponsor our Senior year. It has been with happy association that we have gone through these twelve years and we hope we can be friends forever. we wish to express our apprecia- tion for the efforts that our teachers and nrincipals have put forth to get us through these twelve years. 5 43 4? in it Senior Class Will We, the senior class being of sound mind and knowing that we are about to de- part from our happy life at Coopertown High forever, do make, publish, and de- clare this to be our last will and testament, with the request that the faculty be our executors, rendering this service with our bond. To the faculty we leave our appreciation and sympathetic understanding for the many things they have done to help us to reach this goal. I, Louise Rice, will my quietness to Nancy Elliott. I, Joe Bridges, will my ability to write love letters to Larry Barnes. I, Marjorie June Ellis, will my ability to get along with the teachers to Louise Baldwin. I, Dimple Walker, will my ability to type to Iris Dean Wilson. I, Louise Ross, will my place in the office to the seventh grade girls. I, Shirley Biggers, will my ability to play basketball to Ina Claire Hhtts. I, Marjorie Dowlen, will my neatness and quietness to Mary Edna Wilson. I, Jesse Wayne Head, will my ability to get Mrs. McCrary peeved to Herbert Jr. Parduo. I, Dorothy Boyte, will my curly hair to Betty Ruth Bugg. I, Betty Ruth Murphy, will my ability to stay in love with one boy to June Tuberville, who can not decide. I, Jean Ellis, will my ability to giggle to Betty Kate Murphy. I, Ann Williams, will my ability to get to a front seat in English class to Betty Ruth Lipscomb. I, Clarence Hunter, will my ability to get along with girls to Wiley B. Inman I, Davis Inman, will my ability to play football to Douglas Lipscomb. I, Ray Dean Rawls, will my brains to Noah Traughber. I, Ray Elliott, will my ability to argue to Bobby White. I, Robert Stiles, will my ability to cut common rafters to Mr. Browning. I, Sue Teasley, will my ability to get everyone tickled to Mies Mayo. I, Martha Nell Jones, will my ability to go with Springfield boys to Jackie JOl'l6Se I, Donald McMahan, will my ability to always be the last in class to Jimmie Elliott. I, Aubrey Browning, will leave. I, Mavalene Nicholson, will my ability to go with a musician to Nancy Drake. I, James Bennett, will my ability not to get caught in the basement to Douglas Watts. I, Hughes Ellis, will my ability to go steady to Eddie Owens. eff CLASS PRGPHE C Y They say all good things come to an end. That, we don't doubt, the Senior Class of 'SO-'Sl has by no means yet cone to an end. On May 30, 1951 approxi- mately twenty-four persons were handed their diplomas from Coopertcwn High School. Some of those were looking ahead, that is exactly what we are going to do now. gen years from now as we, the authors sit in front of Head's Seed Mill owned and operated by JESSE WAYNE Diesel Train To Springfield where We pick up s copy of the local lished by RAY DEAN RAWLS as Editor There on the front page in the was President of the class of '51, HEAD of Coopertown waiting for a Streamlined we are going to visit the mayor, RAY ELLIOTT. newspaper, The Broadcaster, which is now pub- and AUBREY BROWNING as Business Manager. red-letter-type we read CLARENCE HUNTER, who goes the United States taking along with him On the second page we saw a large could be no other than JOE BRIDGES, who the startling discovery that the common to Washington this time as President of DIMPLE WALKER as his private secretary. picture of one of our dear friends which is now a great doctor. He has just made cold is catching. On the next page we find that BETTYE RUTH MURPHY and ANNE WILLIAMS have just been notified to cdme to Hollywood where they are to report to work as models for the Fox Studios. HUGHES ELLIS after playing professional football has returned to CHS where he replaces Coach Fesmire who has accepted the head coaching job at the Univer- sity of Tennessee. SHIRLEY BIGGERS, who had to dye her hair red in order to play with the pro- fessional Red Head's basketball team, has made All-American for four years. MARTHA NELL JONES, the Beauty Queen, has just won the title of Miss America. JEAN ELLIS is now private secretary tc the President of the B. F. Goodrich Co., whose son she married recently. SUE IEASLEY and MAVALENE NICHOLSON, Two housewives are quite famous today after last ulgnt when they hit a joint jack pot on a radio quiz. DOROTHY BOYTE, the lady wrestler, will meet MARJORIE DOWLEN to night ina final match at the Hippcdrone. JAMES BENNETT, the possessor of the Body Beautiful, has just won the title Mr. Muscle Man, and has signed a contract as model for Charles Atlas. Free Will Baptist Bible DAVIS INMAN, once President Hunter of his DONALD McMAHAN and MARJORIE JUNE ELLIS, the most sought teacher in the country has gone to the College of Nashville where she teaches Bible. a hard working buck private has just rece1ved.word from ccmmision as General of the Sth. Army. ROBERT STILES have gone together to form a joint hunting expedition to hunt lions in Africa. LOUISE RICE has returned to CHS where she succeeds Mrs. Mccrary, who is retiring, as typing teacher. A puff of wind came about that time and automatically turned our paper to the news flashes and there we saw that LOUISE ROSS, the famous teacher, who has spent the last ten years in study across the seas, has justreturned toCHS where she is to take the place of Miss Frances Mayo who is getting married soon. Suddenly from out of nowhere we hear the horn of the Streamlined Diesel and as the train pulls to a stop we climb aboard on our merry way. Just as the train pulled away, we glanced over our shoulder to bid adieu to Coopertown High School. We saw Mr. Fesmire and Miss Mayo, two of our favorite teachers sitting in the Home Economics Department discussing their future over a Coca-Cola. E 1 Q I .QC GX fo. DD: H9 9-9 G T. f O 61, Q X xx. P Gr C. 1 .1 12 G Ho, Q, 13 673 97 E A Q0 J Q ' x 'D ,fx 5 c 9 Q.: D F nf' O 51Il'lIUI'5 Junior Class Officers 9' . I . I 7 I, Q P-H-WE gm fi w , - ,Ez , .1 ., ' I A . 4. V ,I - .vnu 3,43 JOYCE WOOTEN, REPORTER3 PEGGY LIPSCOMB, PRESIDENT3 SUE MURPHY, VICE PRESIDENT JACKIE JONES, SECRETARY,AND TREASURERg MISS FRANCES MAYO, SPONSOR. PRESTON BALTHROP LARRY BARNES ALENE DESHELES SARAH EVANS RUSSELL FRYER JACKIE JONES PEGGY LIPSCOMB LARRY MURPHY SUE MURPHY 'I C 5- K. ! L v: 'N , ,fu I ii, C s 'N w n Q 1 E X aw HERBERT PARDUE HAROLD RAWLS BILLY RAWLS JAMES W. STARKS NOAH TRAUGHBER DOUGLAS WATTS BOBBY WHITE BILLY WILSON IRIS D. WILSON JOYCE WOOTEN JERRY WRIGHT a P' 4 'vu QQ ,N r K 1 , n11I1u1nnr1::'f Sophomore Class Officers , PRESIDENT,LARRY NICHOLS: VICE PRESIDENT, HAROLD WHITE3 SECRETARY AND TRE ASURBR: BETTY R. LIPSCOMB: REPORTERS, MARY BIGGERS, ANN PRYOR. SPONSOR, WILBUR FESMIRE. ROBERT ALLEY LOUISE BALDWIN MARY BIGGERS BARBARA J. BROWNING DORIS BRONNING MAX BROWNING CHARLES COBB WALLACE COBB LAURA DRAKE QM., - 5 .- 0' we Q ff -A Q ' I A dex ,Ti I 'fi' 'fi' 5 , Y ' . K I .-f nT..'.'.'3 DEMPS ELLIS EVANGELINE ELLIS JAMES ELLIS JERRY HAC IEAD CARLENE .TEAIETIB BETTY R. LIPSCOHB JOE MOULTON LARRY NICHOLS EDWARD OWENS AIN PHYOR PHILLIP WALKER INA CLAIRE WATTS HAROLD WHITE HOUSTON WILSON MARY JO WILSON Qi- 1 1 CJ I 1 I I I W jfrfgflylllfn Q? I s 5 I 1 Freshman Class Officers BETTY LEE TEASLEY, PRESIDENTg JOAN BINKLEY, VICE-PRESIDENTg BILLY JAM S, SECRETARY'TREASURERQ MARJORIE HUNTVR, RTPORTFR. NATHAN ARMSTRONG HETTIE BIGGS JOAN BINKLEY GEORGE CRABTREE 0 JON CRUTCHWZR 5 6, Q- DAN ELLIOTT 4 L N Q - ogg' -' n. 'Ln lr' K ,L tsl? gi ivq S L f 3 LQ GLENN ELLIOTT NANCY ELLIOTT CAROLYN GOFF 4 I., ff ' 'ac - ' U z ai? L gf! 'I E BETTY JEAN HARRIS MARJORIE HUNTER WILEY B. INMAN BILLY JAMES DOUGLAS LIPSCOMB ALLEN MCKINNEY REED NICHOL SON DUANE PARKER EVELYN RICE JR. RIGSBY BILLY SANDERS XISWELL TRUELOVE BETTY LEE TEASLEY sg LAWREN C E TRAUGHBER sh fp CHARLES WATTS MARY EDNA WILSON BILLY WINTERS pw G f ww. 'ov ., EIGHTH GRADE KATHLEEN ARMSTRONG LOWELL BALTHROP HAROLD LEE BARNES FREDDIE BINKLEY NANCY DRAKE DICKIE CRUTCHER DONALD ELLIS BAILEY ELLIS ROBERT BELL ELLIS PEGGY EVANS J. W. HALL JOE HEAD LARRY LEE ROBERT 'MCKINNEY WILMA POOLE JUNE TUBERVILLE BETTYE K. MURPHY RACHEL JACKSON 0 as 5-' . y. ' W v U , ,, , bw, - ttf D. . A -. 1 I Q 4390, , 4 O .' .A - 'fvv ' X . 4-f xv'.:Q... 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RCM: HAROLD WHITE, HANAGER3 WALLACE COBB! JAMES W. STARKS5. BOBBY WHITE3 JOE MOULTON3 LARRY NICHOLS?-.BENNY ELLIOTT, MANAGERS Znd. ROW: RAY ELLIOTT: CHARLES COBB: HAROLD RAHLS3 PHILLIP WALKER! DAVIS INHAHS HUGHES ELLIS: BILLY RAWLS. .L jrd. ROW: MR. WILBUR FBSHIRE, COACH3 QOH CRUTCHER3 JERRY WRIGHT! NOAH TRAUGH- BER5 PRESTON BALTHROP3 LARRY MURPHY! DEMPS ELLIS! CHARLES WATTS: REED NIC!-IOLSON. -UNH K 1 I i GIRLS BA5K?T5fg'L -- - - '-u ni KNEELING: BETTY LEE TEASLEY, MARJORIE HUNTER SUEIMURPHEY ANN PRYOR INA CLAIR wATTs, MARTHA NELL JONES MARY BIGCERS. ' ' STANDING: COACH: ANDRFTW S. PARKER, PEf'GY,LIFSCOMB, ANN WILLIAMS, BETTY RUTH MURPHY , BETTY LIPSCOMB, SHIRLEY BIGGERS AND MISS FRANCES MAYO. ' es. i XS L BASKETBALL RX KNEELING: STANDING: F 'y V . Q , BILLY JAMES, JOE MDULTON, JERRY WRIGHT, NOAH TRAUGHBER, JAMES W. STARKES, JAM S ELLIS, JOHN CRUTCHER. COACHS ANDREW S. PARKER, LARRY NICHOLS PRESTON BALTHHDP, DORIS BROWNING, CHARLES COBB, DEMPS ELLIS, PHILLIP WALKER, LARRY MURPHY, MANAGER: WALLACE COBB. WWW I r I 1 n r i Junior Girls- Bo Y S Basketball Team SITTING: MAHGAREIT PRYOR, TRHSHIA MURPHY, FAYE LANG-FORD OPAL JUNE NICHOLS, BETTY KATE MURPHY. STANDING: BETTY JO WHITE CARLENE' WILLIAMS, KAYE FELTS, LORELLE CRAWFORD, WILFA POOLE, PEGGY EVANS, MRJAIILBUR FESMIRE, COACH. l. . X 5 ,,, 5 V5 A C .ff an Nm l l Q vm rw KNFELING: KENNETH NAYNH HEAD, JOHN ALBERT WARD, GERALD WALKER, LEE BARNES, ROBERT SULLUVAN, J. w. HALL, BOBBY MAYES. STANDING: BAILEY EL' Is, CHARLES LEE, JERRY WINTERS, BOBBY NICHOLSON, IARRY LEE JOHN w1LsoN, RAY FELTS, DONALD WATTS, MIR. WILBUH FFZSMIRF COACH. 5 rfinififi- 0' or O Q P 0 O I, O ' IJ 5 1 I s O4 5- 1 0 BETTY RUTH MURPHY Moet Popular RAY DEAN RAWLS Moet Likely to Succeed K 4 ,. !'1 N I LOUISE ROSS Most Likely to Succeed D.A.R. AWARD Senior Superlatives CLARENCE HUNTE Best A11-Aroun Most Handsome Moet Popular F. F.A. Queen 1-Lfx DIMPLE WALKER Harvest Queen s '35 wr' x ILL IAIUIS ROSEMAHY MCMAHAN The Broadca ter 'FHA Siaf 15 New. f '-ii'-earn-ea. -il A 'A ''' N '4AA AA ' 1 15'i'iQi'i'Q ., gif 'L1i.?',Z't,,.212 Dr' Wilson was SuvCeSSfu1YeHr ffl EdUCa'i0'l Week err! tht The Coopertown Future Home- makers started s new and success- Fawn EGM' r Ann FUN' lm WMU- M3018 N011 -701105 Speaker at CHS ful year with 34 new members. Tum' - -- H r-'Af ff - -b-', '4----' - -f Dillillle Welker. lmulse Ross Their first meeting was held Fri- Edna' -'-- Af --AA- - ---,- H -AV--,-fYf Sue Murphy , Cocpertown High school nbsp,-v- dny, Sept. 8. Millllffl ,.,,,. Clarence Hunter, Dorothy Boyte'ed National Education Week by The mggfing opgned by Mnriorie Dowlen having as its guests, Miss Mildred new officers for the W Mlnalefs V- UV- -,---'f -AfA-f---. - JI-IMS Starks, Preston Baltlu-op, Royster, supervisor of Robertson year. They are: president, Louis Rossi vice president, Shirley Big uth M Betty Murphy, Ann Williams, Shirley Bigger: - .- . Georxe ltlnby. Jr., Joe Brldzes, Sue Teuley. County schools, and Dr. Horace Cady Wilson, pastor of the Mary lersg secretary, Betty R ur- Jdryee Wooten, Marjorie Hunter, Trelhh Murphy, Wilma pool, .F. Pepper Memorial Prsebyterian pheyg tr ann church in Principal historian? the , M 312-gsleyai 0 0 0 9 Pheyv Lee sub- With l officers by their every- l rim, 5 he people bas- I thing: ties - When torlum an 91' P90912 r use to how It school. how a elected a gar- The bus V re journed , xv - - A V Fifth, pledge and song' , After the btliness meeting the C Future Farmers I-lomemakers p FFA P'TA H305 OHICOYSF were joined t to eat a de- M Y Q I P licious s ed by the . QP Q rg rgsfqm me ' Q,x1'f0m mb Place In Parlzamentar Contest gqhqgl, ...W . y The C00D0r' Dai-ents and After So ,er was served the i Teachers ' -had their Future Fu .len and Homemakers! chQQl'l0CdOl'S El8Cf8d ' The Cooperwvlfn FFA Chapiel' first D' 0 11001 Yea! enjoyed many duferent folki Entered the parliamentary proce- PC' '1 school '....-.. go' soason ure con ent at Springfield Mon- 6 C, . presided 5 day, Dec. 4, at 4:00 p.m. 0 . elected. The y ew S, Eight cheerleaders were elected' Teams competing and how Q .ctee offered the ,. y me student body for me iosoirailkgl Meg , O, X fomffim and 5 - - gofb lyqe , . reen ner eec : . W. F. B , Tsjgni I 2. Ccopertown . QS' , president and Mrs. Ralph I 6 Qmsemkogeztngunlltrs 3. East High ,mob Q10 ., vice president and Miss v. cngllyrggxenmgnnugsoi 5 Q90 .Sue Murphy: mhphl gf fQhg? ' X yo lgffgfs Mayo' W'emy and tm' t AH, S hrke, Q , 4 1'9 Hem' UPF' 6. W 5 3 Mm. Ralph reins Mn. Jesse I gm, ,xt ' vw Hung' Betty Harns'i 7 . 6 Lipscomb and Mrs. Lon Murphey , A name T GQ y have mended an mei XS 6 were appointed as the program 1 Q . 0 committee for the followi ar. ker hu recen. Q my eg. I I A.m t, d ulrltyeth I d ' KY' W 00 l- ' Eagles Rom 25-0 O . e Om was me e 8 ' I father, Rev. B. L Me-I P L Cf -'f U19 COOPGYIOWD: - ' ,tl , n. Ray Dean Ra l , P -' C Q:gg'2n':f 'i dw' in M' iOver Ashland City in oalthrop, Clarencgv iquniilicus Wm om 37 Elll . , - I H' awed N' 'nl-7 'dsc-tion. The Coopertov 'vegan Mr on and C W Nichol '.HUllfQl' HOCdl SOIIIOPS n Humphries county and hevthe 1950 ,Gotham in ,- Kfaduated from Donehon Hlzh fine showing. v Wednesday, Nov. 15, Coopertown class officers and school. He was graduated from ova, Ashland fc Way Elliott, Dan El-.sponsors have been elected !or Lambuth College, Jackson, in 1941 The km est 6 I7 F '--:by and Billy the 1950-51 school year, 1-59, an with an A. B. delree. wa madegb, - din broad- I as follows: Mr. PUR!! bllan his career in rms ,zo yard ' r , fe F at 3 Seniors-Clarence Hunter, pr!- Robertmgucountv by lelch-U13 at put the Eag D 8 arm rident: Louise Rem, vice prgi. Barren T Q . aecgg. He-iewedm-in the Soumwmem berxsgrgd the firs V S pt? Iwfgianrflgj-Phtiuurer: Pacific theater for two and one-'the Season. Preston fley, reporter: and Mrs. bil! years. He served as cble! file scored the second touchdown S , A . illnams, sponsor. clerk in General Mamruw-3 B piny throueh the une. wing-Th 5 P Cflvelrs--Peggy Lipscomb, pre- hudquarters ln Australia. back wright, scored me emma ea . R res' 'Sue' Murphy, vloe presl- He has more recently been em- . D hd D001 J f Jackie Jones secretary- polnt. Wright also scored the third M rf b ' . e 1 f ployed u n general contractor in touchdown when he received a u ne, om last D N .1-er. Joyce Wooten, repos-tug Paducah and he served tor one 59 111631118 CO0D0rtown ra. vllss Fr M ' 'pass from Traughber. ' ances BYO' 5909905 I v I 5 I Future Homemakers of America FEE!!! 'Z '-...ll LT E mx Q 1St. ROW: BETTY KATE MURPHY, LAURA DRAKE, MARY JO WILSON, CARLENE JEANNETTE, MARY BIG'ERS, ANN PRYOR, BETTY LIPSCOMB, SUE MURPHY, JACKIE JONES, NANCY DRAKE. 2nd, ROW! LOUISE BALDWIN, BETTY JEAN HlRRIS, BETTY LEE TEASLEY, PUU IORIE HUNTER, WILHA POOLE, DOROTHY BOYTE, SHIRLEY BIGGERS, MARTHA NELL JONES, INA CLAIR WATTS, DOROTHY NELL NICHOLSON, JUNE TUBERVILLE. 3rd ROW: BETTY RUTH LURPHY, ANN WILLIAMS, PEGGY LIPSCONB, MARY EDNA WILSON, BARBARA JEAN BROWNING, HETTIE BIGGS. hth ROW: SUE TEASLEY, DINPLE WALKER, MARJORIE JUNE ELLIS, LOUISE ROSS, CAROLYN GOFF, NANCY ELLIOTT. n9vMAkIkyu .KQV V A YG 'X 1, 5 in Efmrlil, jf 2 2 T qE?QN-!gqge PRESIDENT........ UOOOIOIILOUISE ROS x N I Xl q c e I 0 e o 4 Q 4 SECRETARY,,,, ....BETTY RUTH MURPHY TREASURER, , , , , , . . . , . .ANN WILLIAMS REPORTER. . . . . . . .BETTY LEE TEASLEY HISTORIANqesoooco1QQQQPEGGY LIPSCOMB SPONSOR.-...-M S ROYCE WILLIAMS Future Farmers of America 1 Y . S'i'llll'x ' Ian. Row: LARRY LEE, GHARLES-LEE, BILLY WAYNE WINTERS, EWELL TRUELOVE, GLENN ELLIOTT, GEORGE OwEN GRABTREE, HAROLD NRITE, LEE BARNES, DOWELL BALTHROP, DICKIE CRUTCHER. znd. Row: CLARENCE HUNTER, MAx BRONNING, REED NIOHOLSON, ROBERT ALLEY, RREDD BINKLEY, JERRY WRIGHT, BILLY JAMES, WILEY B. INMAN, RUSSELL FRYER, EDDIE OwENS, MR. J.w. BROWNING. 3rd Row: WALLACE COBBS, BILLY SANDERS, JOE MOULTON, BILLY RAWLS, DOUGLAS LIPSGOMB, GEORGE RIGSBY JR., BOBBY WHITE. hth Row: LARRY NICHOLS, BILLY WILSON, JOE BRIDGES, JAMES WALKER STARKS, JESSE HEAD, HAROLD RAwLS. Sch Row: NOAH TRAUGHBER, DEMPS ELLIS, CHARLES GOBBS, HUGHES ELLIS, JAMES BENNETT, CHESTER RAY ELLIOTT, DOUGLAS WATTS, DONALD MOMAHAN, AUBREY BRONNING. 6th. Row: JOE HEAD, DORIS BROWNING, JOHN CRUTCHER, PHILLIP-WALKER, JAMES ELLIS RAY DEAN RAWLS, DAVIS INMAN, ROBERT STILES, LARRY BARNES, LARRY MpRPHY, PRESTON BALTHROP, DAN ELRTOTT. ,Mfg . PRESIDENT..unO.aqof QOIRAY Lkgggsggr ,-2i3JO vIcE-PRESIDENT.... --A-RAY ELLIOTT . . ' .17 ' QAoCigQ 'X,:',, SECRETARY. . . . . . . . . . -LARRY MURPHY E' Q Z TREASURER. .. . . .. .PRESTON BALTHROP ,v. ASX 'ffm Lvfvx REPORTER. . . . . . . . -CLARENCE HUNTER h O O L, ' ' SENTINEL...- W. NIOHOLSON ADVISOR.-A --AMR. J. W. BROWNING . . i 2 Junior 4-H Clubs 'ff k y , . I x Home Ee . t u '. 1 Agriculture Home Ec . Chemi s try I HJ v-:lr y 1 I Alma Mater Janitor Bus Drivers Cooks Cheerleadnrs Twins Study Hall Sna 1 1 4 ef f 'lf X, ,, I ' 4' f , . X 1 1 f Q fl f.2wL m ,cy , L ,I ,155 If if if X YZ, -A N' iff fa 57 ,vc 15+ a 7 JH 4 0 18+ 179 +-JVW mf I. ., cf-S. gi iv-0 -I-f,.. .Ma if an L- 1.- 595 F wi . 9. 19- X K5 V R-771,401 Fmfll x Q fo fo' Vg? 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F' V 1 . summns Moron co. man-Mzncunt smss num smvxcn 215, noun wm-:cmns smvzcn PHONE 211-SPRINGFIELD, TEEN. ., is BEST WIS mol- EHREINAI-8 ron youve srnss wmnrna mn son ' GENERAL nmcnumrsn runaway h9 ' 5 animal- VELVET ICE CREAM 5-, THE CREAM OF CREAM PHONE 152-1671 NASHVILLE, TE in LIPSCOMB IMP. C0- BLACK HAWK CORN PLANIERS ALLIS CHALMERS 8: NEW IDEA SPRINGFIELD, TEN!! . INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER FARM EQUIPMEIIT ' ron sums as smwicn cm D ERS srnrrprrmn a 'rnucx co ' wnanow sr. 1188 . . ' S im I r I u U 1 I .fp Q It if f r ar? my 1: 9 is A . kilt Pi' COMPLIMENTS OF W EASTERN DARK FIRED TOBACCO GROWEVS ASSOCIATION AND ASSOCIATION SEED HOUSE SPRINGFIELD, TENN. MAIN STREET IMPLEM NT CO. G.M.C. TRUCKS:PONTIAC CARS-QLIVER FARM EQUIPMENT SPRINGFIELD, TENN.e-PHONE 190 DEERLICKS KY. 31 FFSCUE SEUD-SHORTHORN CATTLE-DUROC HOGS R. M. FELTS 8 SON SPRINGFIELD, TENN. R.F.D.1 PHONE 15hkJforIW SEEDHOUSE 1552-J PIKE AND KREINER LUMBER AND 'UILDING MATPRIALS SPRINGFIELD, TENN. WESTFRN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE HOME OWNED 8 HOM OPERATED S. E. MEYER OWNER THE Hows or FPTTVR EUILDING MATFRIAL SPRINGFIELD, rzuu. PHONE-lk PHONE 288 A coMPL1MENTs JAMES a sANFonn OF REAL ESTATE-Avro SALES Tom Doaxwy SPRINGFIELD TENN. REPRESENTING Puonn 1h28 BOILLIN - HARRISON I s I i i i Q BEST WISHES RANDOLPH-HOUSE AND CO. SPRINGFIELD, TENN. WELLS BOOTERY SPRINGFIELD FAMILY STORE QESBITT BOTTLING COMPANY CLARKSVILLE, TENNESSEE BEST WISHES L. G. BALFOUR CO. FIRST FEDERAL SAVING AND LOAN ASSOC SPRINGFIED, TENNESSEE ALL SAVINGS ACCOUNTS FULLY INSURED TO f10,000 nonfron nm Bnovm conrnnmrrs or FURNITURE co. s'rmm1'r con. co. 'rxmzvrsron nrnnucns wrnnm-ans couriirs ' ' crunnnsms amrrL1:!'s 5 ma 10 nn! aoons nm amny-'ro-wma AND SPRINGFIELD , TENNESSEE srnmarmn 5 AND 10 FARMERS SUPPLY COMPANY RETHA D. BENTON GENERAL FARM MERCHANDISE PHONE 82-SPRINGFIELD, TENN. ROBERTSON COUNTY TIMES THE ONLY NEWS PAPER PRINTED IN ROBERTSON COUNTY COMPLIMENTS OF MOCORD-HARRIS THE REXALL STORE PHONE 214.14-214.5 COMPLIMENTS OF SUNSHINE CLEANERS DELIVERY IN COOPERTOWN TWICE WEEE! J. C. EVANS PHONE 166 SPRINGFIELD, TENN. I v l 1 2 I I COMPLIM NTS OF S. L. SWANN TRUSTEE OF ROBERTWON COUNTY COMPLIM NTS OF JOE BURR AND CO. PHONE-180 SPRINGFIELD TENN. COM LIMENTS THE SPRINGFIELD WCDLEN Pop MILLS COMPANY QTT0 Mqgpggy IN SPRINGFIELD TENN. SHERIFF OF ROBERTSON COUNTY 27 N. MAIN-PHONE 901 COMTLIM NTS OF ROBERT ORR AND COMPANY WHOLESALE GROCERIES C OMPL IMENTS OF HINKLE CHAIR COMPANY SHARON COMMUNITY PHONE 6I1w COMPLIMENTS DRINK OF COCA-COLA BIDWELL TRACTOR co. IN BOTTLES PLEASANT VIEW, TENN. COMPLIMENTS C0MPggM NTS OF mms. RUDOLPH MILLER ROBERT A- WEST MIDWAY SERVICE STATION PLEASANT VIEW, TENN. WALLING RADIO SERVICE PHILCO SALES E SERVICES PHONE hlh PUBLIC SQUARE COM ERCE UNION BANK MEM ER OF F. D. I. C. SPRINGFIELD, TENN. COMPLIMENTS OF ASSOCIATED FUNERAL HOME SPRINGFIELD, TENN. PHONE 362 SHALE ROCK INN SPRINGFIELD, TENN.--PHONE 912k SOUTH SIDE DRUG CO. ACCOMODATING DRUGGIST OPPOSITE DEPOT SPRINGFIELD, TEN N WHITE WAY GROCERY 8 SERVICE STATION PLEASANT VIEW, TENN.-PHONE 2771 GULF REFINING COMPANY PRODUCTS JOHN C. BROWDER DISTRIBUTOR SPRINGFIELD, TENN.-PHONE 6h3 WOODSEN HARDWARE CO. PHILCO RADIOS R REFRIGERATORS, MAYTAG WASHERS, PLEASANT VIEW, TENN. COMPLIMENTS OF B OWNING 6 SMITH FLORISTS SPRINGFIELD, TENN. PHONE 269-J MURPHEY k ROE PLUMBING R HEATING SPRINGFIELD, TENN. -PHONE 1h7O COMPLIMENTS OF JONES COAL COMPANY SPRINGFIELD, TENN.-PHONE 71 COM LIMENTS OF H. M. GROTH WHOLESALE FRUITS 8 VEGETABLES SPRINGFIELD, TENN. PHONE 279 COMPLIMENTS OF CAPITOL THEATRE SPRINGFIELD, TENN, P3933 Q59 coMPg,.I 'EM5 COMPLINENTS LITTLE CHEP OF SPRINGFIELD, TENN. Puouz 301 DRAPER AND DARWIN SPRINGFIELD PURE MILK CO. NATURES MOST PERFECT FOOD SPRINGFIELD, TENN. PHONE 126 RADIO STATION W. D. B. L. 1h3O K. C. 1000 WATTS THE VOICE OF ROBERTSON CO. CLINARD R SON BABY CHICKS PURINA FEED SPRINGFIELD, TENN. PHONE 629 COMPLIMENTS OF BELLS STORE FOR M N ONCE A CUSTOM R ALWAYS ONE PAYNE Baos. Moron COMPANY CHEVROLET-OLDSMOBILE SALES AND SERVICE SEBINGFIELD, TENN. PHONE 1185 ECKLES PRINTING CO. TYPEWRITERS FOR RENT SCHOOL BOOKS OFFICE SUPPLIES PRINTING-ENGRAVING SPRINGFIELD, TENN. PHONE 136 VISIT THE BLANKET STORE PLEASANT VIEW, TENN- JACK CHAM LISS A COMPLETE COUNTRY STORE COOPERTOWN, PHONE 1S97J COMPLIMENTS OF QUALLS MOTOR CO. WILLIAMS Jswznnns nnmonns, wnczms, mmm on THE sqrmns SPRINGFIELD, TENN. coMPLmEm's OF MQFARLANDS, mowna as om snor rms. c. B. MCFARLAND PHONE ao 317 om sm. COMPLIMENTS OF L. G. BALFOUR WHO IS PHILLIP? PHILLIP WHO? 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