Crossville High School - Tiger Yearbook (Crossville, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 76 of the 1949 volume:

J K 4 Y I f Ms W w Efwaivfw' J W f M JJ WL .4 My W W oucfnmme ,QM V W1 m Y f xlllxflllm 9, M V W W 4 Mxxxm sw .mf m 'lf 9 4 iff x A THE 949 TI6El2 Xxlffflxxfff I 2' fi ,Z Z-5 Kimkjwiw 190 JMJV Mwawlfumvwb 'Ka-lv Mifffww fE4Jf'7w7Jf72Mf'd2 ' ,fuk 7'6J'Q7'S3a 'wfV PRESENTED THE SENIOR CLASS THE FORTY INHNERS CROSSVILLE COMMUNITY H IGH SCHOOL X X . 1 H l. Ah C X I K I . V I I , I axxx,?.31?. 4 X, X ' N1 r ! ' 25KQQg,5 B VS Y V1 I l' ' 01 W f UAV Kiwi 1' , ,f r I ' VN L f V11 C 91 Q 3 ' :Wall 0 I ' 'H Cf a, , 4 ,vc 7 W ,W fqfa -1.5 , RM - mlm WI f R I f 1 f X, J' - 1 l K um, xx u-V A , linux IW - , , . 11121 mf P., X frjr? 9.-fvc ' 4 9 lf' X, 'i Z! , ,, 7 I ff' Q! fl 5 W, I- S. df X Q , S Y Q .V . ,J . -.' A f if fl Oix KX 1 z ..,f,,fi' , f X-XX X ffj' H, . 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T N , f s J f sy - ' F T' xx s ' 5' , X X ' N f ' . 4 4 - c - as g - . N - x. , ' 9 X A . A N I , ' K cf 1 -... K Q T 2 l ' ' at ' , 1 Q l - 'M 1 ' A T ' ! T N . , T' 1 K - J I , , . ' ,- ' 2 ' . - .i A -4 X 4 W A r x x K , 1 x - Y L X' I 'T A ll. 4 g if 1 Y ' . 1 X ' . Q cause the sons and daughters of this school to revel in sweet recollec- ,I ' , ' , fl l l ' . . ' f , , h e o e 2 'I ' ' ' Q1 e o, tr t, ill ,fb ld H ' ll? J' cv ' I, h b I 9 M 1 Y ' , I ,N Par' YV T is 14- .ef ' I , 5 4' g, -' AVBWJJN MM xx? - Al , . . J cf K If ij' K ' . I ,., ' '-v ,J N V v 1 at Q5 'B I 3 FOUR O1 Oh Crossvuile , if A I' I , , ,I ff QCA ,g-!I.fliI'1'ff 'iii :1 '11 Mm. IH' wb . fn! 'LV1f f, 'lfi K i ii ,'v'L'- 'Os V ,:- 51' M- Fm V 'VN .' 11V1f r .V F' '::' '-1 'wr' 5- .pw M1 'z M, , ,Q Z' xys, BEARD UF EDUCATI UN Qllz' J 7? dallzfzs 410' gfldly 7 .Gamez f' ,, Vx , 'f N 4- fax -J- f.. I ,'. ff 1: 'Wk in-g in 1' wr' 51.05011 .lfazzks ff ff QAUSEIIIIIB Cinmmumtu rr nnlzs UNIT DISTRICT NO 2 CROSSVILLE ILLINOIS SUPERINTENDENT'S MESSAGE Yesterday we sald welcome and today we say farewell to the members of the Class of 1949 Yes terday we called them chlldren and today we call them men and women better men and women we know for havlng graduated from hlgh school And so for 28 years at Crossvllle Communlty Hlgh School th1s same swan song to one tune or another has been sung For 28 years thls hand of frlendshlp has been extended hands of faculty and employees offerlng a pledge of servlce W1th each successlve graduatlng class these hands ln welcome and farewell have touched students 3SlHd1V1du3lS Hlgh The Crossvllle Communlty thlnks well of ltS youth As a result a genulne lnterest 1H the educatlon of boys and glrls has been man1fested over the years maklng posslble a varled program deslgned to meet thelr varled needs It 15 therefore wlthout apologles that we Submlt the Class of 1949 as men and women better prepared to meet the problems of a troubled world For the frlendshlp these years have brought us and for the lastlng galn that wlll be ever ours the entlre staff of the Crossvllle Communlty Schools sends thanks and greetlngs as the Class of 1949 goes out to joln the memorable throng L . I gosh and impressed upon them the spirit of Crossville .gf I W . , X X N R Whats a School Without a Facu ty? Z 'Wim sue f A GEB ggww Qi, C, fx.. ML I X B aNJNv as k I 3 X Heaven' 5 X -qt x- ww 'ts rQfNJ M, NJN ggvsibf , , - - I - ' Q ox Hx o 1 f X - I l . , '. 4 5 f-bk: -:-.. , - ' xr.....x Q , E X J 7 5 , .- 2- r - 'IW R, tu V, 71 If v i is 66: .Q-'NKJ . my Il., AJ to .V Jr 'W TA.: - -Pa fx -- g ,V kv I A . B ' x w ', was va- o N35 VU '13 t' K us. ' Fxgf o . 'XX- ,QJX fu ' Q' - - N N3 N ? N 5 G I B at 14 7' Q? ' ' V .. , X . N 1,5 Y Y XS Ol., X x X ' M A - A 3 'X-1 SQ 4- V ' . xJ me f X X YJ w' ' '. x H XL XR N 'Y t- Q 1 X f XE' If rm' L x Facultv .I .'.'11,,w! f '-STI.-TQLS ' ru lrfv ' ', cf 1' , W 2 ' 4, +f'lc:r.1u, NJA'--.l, . ' 'YV'-1: 15 W1 fl N min N ' .1-A I flf- -.I'. !C75 'f if A L ,wc X f, in V J' , ,17Q.',Y..P,Q'-., 4 ' 'rx 'IW1 ' Ff .jff 'QIY Esc. 3 ' E- X-Ji1'? C If Lvl LVY: if TN' rw 11: f i1'.N'w ' 1y. 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Natur ally we dad have because how could we fall our two brand new sponsorslll Yes the TIGER this year had new sponsors and a new staff and they proved to be an asset because nts bugger and better than ever before Co eclntors Busmess Manager Assistant Business Manager Art Editor Sports Edutor Assistant Sports Edntor Curculatuon Managers Class Personnel Actnvltles Orgamzatuon Managers Advertlsnng Managers Snapshot Edltors Mary Ellen Stem Lols Anne Prmce Florence McDan1el Betty Johnson Helen Cox Jerry Doty Bob Burrows Vernon Kallenbach Betty Rldenour Allena Jones Marnlyn Hansman Bertha Cross Thelma Elliott Betty Clark Lola Black Ramona Sa rg Barbara Wlnchell Betty Baker Don Brown Gerald Farrls Betty Rldenour SEATED lleft to nghtl Helen Cox Betty Rndenour Gerald Farrus Betty Clark Loss Anne Prmce Mary Ellen Stem Gaul Crandall Lola Black Ramona Sarg STANDING Mlss Carolyn Utterback Vernon Kallenbach Ray Harvey Bob Burrows Don Brown Jerry Doty Betty Baker Thelma Ellnott Allena Jones Manlyn Hansman Bertha Cross Betty Johnson Muss Elowese Hurt Barbara Wmchell not mn plcture . II ' II , . I - ' ' ' ll Il , , I I Sensor Sectlon .,s,,.....,,,s....,.,,,,sss..,.,ss,E, B. ..ss, A, . I I I I I l l I 4 I l I I ' 1 ' . , , , . I I I I I . I I I , 5 . I f MMVZJV B f,fWf2 -I ZW? awww' S y QCW Musa Mawm M155 Ccwoiyn 4.1H'u'back SPON50RS Ol' THE TIGER I . .I I , 0 - . 7 .x' ' f Q A A ' l y gn, dy -L, A. TWELVE I Humbly We Pray O Teacher who art the creator of all tests and the glver of every grade give us a due sense of knowledge concernlng all things that thou doth lmpart to our most feeble brains When we hear a passing average calllng let our answer be Here am I become mine For thy names sake Amen of devices Final Exams and offer thy full capacities and talents to them that are the Teachers unspeakable gutt In thy name Amen O Study Lamp so shlne unto the darkness of our homes that our home work may be done our grades raised and our desures of graduatnng Into hugh salaried robs made completely good ln the name of at that came to earth to ruln our eyes and make us exceedangly sleepy Amen I I I t I ' I : ,, i . , I . Dear brain, at this most woeful time help me to cram for those unholiest I I I I - I 1 ' f , ., - ,!1,L+ ' iv, fr fj .!,,' 1 17 ' f fi y , I 1 ,kk ,, 1 f .4-f'-' 54 I' ' JQQ 'A' 1 W ' lr, 7L...v 4:-if , 4' r , P f 'X 5, , .. l I Hina ,g,f4ffJg.gf-'A F W The Forty-nlners gmx ff' SEWLD5 k39?2,hw51f9 7 Y ax Q . V xv 'f 'f Q S NX QX :X X 11- gs' - f ' in 3 '?,,J, Q V ' f -7,yf F-. , f- ' ', 'K ' ' f ' . , .I '--..,,,,.,,:,.. ... wxhx ll J I if - X XFX x . -- ' XX -1 , 5? ,f f 1 fx- - 6 1-V.. -. f ' - 1 LU - 1 Q ' . ' , S X X ' f' f- K - x '--. , '- . ' - I' I :, ' .iv A 9- M 1 aff e xfw +f ' ixkw H' ,L 1 'E ' '- - W ' 3' 1 --. 4'---,N H YY X--, .fy GEQALD FARRI n CHARL S L HORTIN BARUAPA WINCHELL JQXHJN CU Quan L O RAMOINA SARG Y D FCA 1 151 TH UVA ELUOTT ' v 4 - , . 1' . 7' 4 S AR E , :,,E,:,,. ,Or-fq 'r : ' 1 1 '.rL,lfT' - 5-1 - A , ' 'A DOI! 7'A'A BETTY J?K lbw my H K IN .w ' I , 'X 1 f,vf.' ' 7 fx,-22 Q .. '1,4 1 E' Hi ' C'C?nS 2 ' Ai 'YT-E' .1 C V' T P Q ., wf i -. 1 'Q--'Yr C ,115 2 5 .1 '- f Q -A U 'ff ' 1 TQGYF Fil: 3 , , 5 7 l TiGEKEQfTE1mf Al , , - P ' M ,, Vw- fx E . '- 1 ' - L ' 1 f, - V441 rig, . I .iwf V1 f, f- ' ' I f.1:ifr f 1 , 4 . ' 5 V' 5 5 'A 1 Liza' ' A T. ' C 1 Swcfi' ' C5 ' 1 ig 1 I 1' ' 4 fi G Q! asc E95 2 -1 S',v4.V1' Cdl 5' 1 e s Q2 RQmav'L. ' fl P fr i- . 1- .1 HELEN COX RAY HARVEY BETTY BAKER E.. ',: ', I' 7 1 . 'z ' ' f' , l Q 5351 f .3 ,L ' ' ' f ,' ' 'I tleziilvfi 3.74: -' 1: - ' A -1 Y Qi-Lnf - f' -1 VCE? ffl' A .V K Y ' 1 ' Qi- 31:4 -A Pap 5 ,il K Q7 f .1 ' 5 inf 5: ' ' ,1 ' A 'K MCH , Ei yr, Q ' -T . 1' ' fr' - -A ' S' 5 : w L : ' 'F-I 'n Y' -3 E1 4 JEPR OTY 5 . . C 7-3 2 l E: ' . L l C wp' ' 1 lf C 255 F E w Lf-551 ' ' vi W 353505, 5235, TrggL5 5 pf' .1 , if E ' V 1 .1 ' G19 g-4.41 - YSL? ya' J ' 4-1'Q 'i f' .1 7'-, f ,L W 2, 3, V551 Ltji ' Q, .1 ' '15 .1 i,:,'.'f2 3 HCM ffl L fr, Z I ' ' 2 - ' CQV' 1' 1.13 fi C , ' 'V '3 1 F P: fl Q 7 1 I f' 1 Hi' fi' ' 'A ::':r'1'j 'V -4 Q -4-If are on 9?4m0t1d Snag 'Uhdma fdiwlfi' BETTY JOHNSON n I 2 C orus I 2 student council 2 Class sec treas 3 TIGERETTE staff 4 TIGER staff 4 clubl 2 3 Home EC club I 2 Queen attendant 2 H A pres F H A tr as Student of the month 3 D A R award LOIS ANNE PRINCE n I 2 Class vtce pres I Class sec treas 2 TIGERETTE Staff I TIGER Staff 4 Pep club I Pep club presldent 2 Home EC club I Queen 4 Queen attendant I H A sec Qutll and Scroll 3 4 BETTY RIDENOUR Chorus 4 TIGERETTE staff 4 TIGER staff 4 Llbrarlan 2 Cnvtcs club 3 VERNON KALLENBACH Band I IIGERETTE staff 4 TIGER staff 4 Shop club 2 3 4 CIVICS Club 4 Softball I 4 QIXTEFN GAIL CRANDALL n I 2 3 C crus I 2 3 TIGEREITE staff 4 TIGER staff 4 clubl 2 3 Lnbraruan 3 4 Student Councrl 4 Home Ec club 2 Queen attendant 2 Cheerleader 4 Malorettel 2 3 A LOLA BLACK B n I 2 TIGERETTE staff 4 TIGER staff 4 club I 2 3 Sctence club I Romance In A Boardtng House 4 ALLENA JONES Class P E manager TIGERETTE staff 4 TIGER staff 4 Pep club 2 Home Ec club I 2 Malorette 4 FLORENCE McDANIEL Class sec treas I TIGERETTE staff 4 TIGER staff 4 Pep club I Home Ec club I 2 H BERTHA CROSS G ayvllle I 2 3 Band 4 Chorus 4 Class P E manager 4 TlGERETTE staff 4 TIGER staff 4 Romance In A Boardtng House 4 MARY ELLEN STEIN n I 2 3 Student councrl I TIGERETTE staff 4 TIGER staff 4 clubl 2 3 Home Ec club I 2 Cheerleaderl 2 Malorettel 2 3 Qutll and Scroll Romance In A Boardnng House 4 MARILYN HANSMAN TIGERETTE staff 4 TIGER staff 4 Home Ec club 2 BOB BURROWS TIGERETTE staff 4 TIGER staff 4 Shop club 2 3 Softball 4 Student of the month 3 Bad , ,3,4 Bad,,,4 r ' ,, Ch . ,3.4 lt , , Pep ,,,4 Pep .,.4 ' ' F. .. .3 . . . e .4 ' , , EH. .3,4 Bad,,3,4 ed, Bad,,,4 Chorus I, 2, 3, 4 Chorus I, 2 Chorus I, 2, 3, 4 ,314 Pep , ,,4 ' Pep ,,,4 ' ,3,4 , F.H.A.4 ' 3,4 F... .3 ' .. 2,3 F.H.A.3,4 , F. .A.3 '91z1'l'l111 C ross 6 1111114 6111404 Janes T 'Vmwn 5fa1L1n1vul1 'Havana 011: ,f 911491193 414115111411 1 O 901: Burrowe Memours of the Forty mners The greatest tragedy un the hustory of Crossvulle Hugh School occurred when some thurty uuttery freshmen made theur debut un the fall of 1945 We were those freshues lust begunnung the long hard tramp to the unseen goal whuch lay so far ahead Much concentratuon and many embarrassung moments was the cost of a halfway understandung knowledge of where we were on the map and where we were goung After gettung our bearungs we elected Gerald Farrus presudent Lous Prunce vuce presudent Florence Harrus secretary treasurer Mary Ellen Steun student councul member Jum Buckell boys P E manager Ramona Sarg gurls P E manager and Mrs Attebery as our sponsor Farther advanced un our uourney to the Gold Rush and wuth a luttle more confudence a new year was begun The goung was smooth untul a member of our class Charles Hammack was sentenced to pruson for the murder of hus step father We recovered from the blow and selected a new member of our caravan Jummy McCaslun as our presudent Barbara Wunchell vuce presudent Lous Prunce secretary treasurer Betty Johnson student councul Allena Jones gurls P E man ager Ruchard Lamar boys P E manager and Mr Gregg as our sponsor Havung lost along the way several fellow gold seekers some tran ferrung to other trauns our number was reduced to twenty fuve memoers Further proof of the common beluef that we were uunxed came when two members of our caravan George Porter and Glenn Stanley met wuth a traguc accudent whuch re sulted un the loss of theur luves We were proud to have elected George Porter as presudent Don Brown vuce presudent Betty Johnson secretary treasurer Barbara Wunchell student councul member Allena Jones gurls P E manager Gerald Farrus boys P E manager and Mr Hortun sponsor Assumung an aur of proud sophustucatuon and superuoruty whuch only senuors possess twenty two dugnufued C77 senuors reported for actuve duty un the fall of 48 ready wuth theur pucks and on the verge of strukung gold Along the way we pucked up a new seeker Ray Harvey Our elected offucers were Gerald Farrus presudent Don Brown vuce presudent Barbara Wunchell secretary treasurer Gaul Crandall student councul member Bertha Cross gurls P E manager and Mr Hortun sponsor The bug year was no dusappountment The thrull of receuvung our class rungs senuor puctures and announcements and at long last that well deserved duploma was equal to that of a typucal 'forty nuner of a century ago 0 a ,, . ,, . . . . 1 1 ' ' ll ' ll 1 I 1 I 1 ' I . . . . , 1 1 1 ' - 1 ' I , . . , . , . , . 1 1 ' ' I I 1 I 1 . . , ' I 1 1 1 ' ' ' - 1 1 1 ' ' 1 ' I ' . - 6 . I J . . , , ' . ' Il Il 1 1 ' 1 1 I 1 ' I . . . , I I I ' ' I . , . , . . , . , . 1 ' ' 1 - - 11 - 11 - - 1 1 - , . : 1 I 1 1 1 ' I . . . , 1 1 1 - ' 1 - . ,, . ,, . . . . . , . . 1 1 1 ' - - 1 - 11 In 1959 4 4 , 1 I ,,v,. . f , , x 1 ' NA'VlE What Not? Senlorsll NICKNAM HITS THAT FlT Betty Baker Lola Black Don Brown Bob Burrows Betty Clark Gall Crandall Bertha Cross Jerry Doty Thelma Elllott Gerald Farras Marilyn Hansman Betty Johnson Allena Jones Vernon Kallenbach Loss Anne Prnnce Florence McDan1el Betty Rxdenour Ramona Sarg Mary Ellen Stem Barbara Wlnchell Ray Harvey TWENTY u u Dutch Buster Burly Rhodetta Green Lantern Tootsue Mayor Shorty Curly Marllyn Bouncer Leapln Lener SOQQY Eggle o Bett Mona Chlprnunlc u Ra Hey Bob a re Boo A Tree ln the Meadow My Darling My Darlnng lm An Old Cow Hand River Stay Away From My Door nn Nobody s Baby l Love You Truly She s Too Fat for Me Too Many Krsses That Red Head Gal l Go In When the Moon Comes Out Dont Hang Around Miss You So Trred 1 Want to Be the Only One My Happnness lrn a Bug Glrl Now Baby Face Oh Johnny The Pussy Cat Song Heartbreaker L I - - - - ' Helen Cox Hic So In Love . I, , . FI I O ' T b Y fu rel lr TM JOY r 1C n frm I UT w c 1 ffm? Fr l,l'Yx'ixr'e?lz X'-VV Tm mr ?r+1Er+:r' ' 1 r 1 fa ' rl' j I +1157 MIX, lilfrsr -HqQf 14'Q . f fN.',gf1':ow 1--1-1 1 x We Leave Behind Jane Brown wall my cookang abalaty to Mary Gaal Cross Jane Underwood wall my dramatac stars to Metro Goldwyn Mayer Carolyn Utterback w ll my housang problems to Don Prance Elowese Hurt will anythang I have but Make Martha Denbo wall those darlang eaghth grade boys to Mr Aylsworth He should be able to handle them one who I who Wan I Guy Ashmore wall my law practice to anyone who can ma e a lavang Don Prance dont have anythang to spare I m going to take at all wath me Ted Matsel wall my rattling Ford to Chancey McKnight Hes the only would be proud of at Malcolm Dagley wall my successful basketball team to the h gh school Charles L Hortan wall my theme song New Poppa Polka to anyone ts IT W W Aylsworth wall hammy to someone who wall take the trouble to feed ham mulas to I TWENTY Tvs 0 Wallaam D Sanders wala my collection of safety pans and madnaght for Mr Hortan Betty Baker wall my abalaty to play the bass drum to Patsy Chastain Lola Black wall my radao announcing abalaty to Joyce McDan el Don Brown wall my abalaty to keep a garl to Jack Smath Betty Clark wall my flarty ways to Rose Jacobs Helen Cox w ll my tardaness to uordon Frazaer Gail Crandall wall my wannang ways to Alma Huddleston Bertha Cross wall my lady lake manners to Jean Schach Jerry Doty wall my studaousness to Ferras Kornegger Thelma Ellaott wall my temper to Earlene Sanders Maralyn Hansman wall my quiet ways to Ann Rogers Ray Harvey wall my abalaty to attract the garls to Melvan Radenour Vernon Kallenbach wall my anterest an Carma garls to Ralph Kaiser Allena Jone wall my love troubles to Delores Longacre Gerald Farras wall my posataon on the basketball team to Red Wh t on Betty Johnson wall my fraendly ways to Joyce Hyatt Loas Prance wall my posataon as basketball queen to some lucky aunaor gal Florence McDanael wall my abalaty to get a man to Yvonne Prangle Betty Radenour wall my determanataon to succeed to Joan Cross Ramona Sarg wall my lovable dasposataon to Richard Carlile Mary Ellen Stein wall my speed an typang to Dack Gaven Barbara Wanchell wa'l my good grades to Wayne Nelson Audrey Lee Farras wall my seat an the offace to Guy Ashmore Ted Stanley wall my mop and broom to Kark and Gordon I, I . . .. . l I, , ' ' - - . 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'x-J ff' ' ff Q3 fi 3 A 1 ,fn f NAME School and What It AMBITION Rae Armstrong Bert Bramlet James Carlnle Rlchard Carllle Mary Carr Ann Charles Ganath Cleveland Joan Cross Mary Gaul Cross Betty Ellts Elaune Doty Gordon Frazter Henry Garner Rrchard Gtven John Hansman Dellamae Hatfreld Loutse Hendrrcks Alma Huddleston Patty Johnson Bob Katser Fred Kuykendall Delores Longacre Chancey McKmght Ruby Lee McKnnght Joy Mertwether Bermce Reddmg Melvrn Rldenour Don Sanders Earlune Sanders John Seal Susan Shepherd Jack Smtth Edna Stanley Joyce Sturm Myron Taylor Don Tolley Robert Wayland Alton Whltson Lots of things Basketball star graduate make good grades get along wltn Bull demonstrate her actrng abtltty stay away from glass doors make As tn Engltsh Success an marrrage wuth boys e a secretary a poet wrth Arshur Ladtes man Not to be bashful wrth B Cguess whol be a mustc dlrector keep up wtth crowd be popular one knows by myself lnve In the hulls monopoltze Patty sung an an opera hear from Marvtn have a good time be a crrcus performer date Joyce Hyatt hve In Phnlllpstown be a Romeo be somebody be a nutsance snare a man able to chatter To be tall Marr age to Allena To make lots of nonse To have a car to drnve Does to Me COMMENT He ts a natural born farmer In due ttme We ve got our ftngers crossed We doubt tt sertously e seems to be donng tt e s got another year ell watch next tnme Beware of Engltsh lV ' lzet you wrll You have our consent Betty e would make a good one Let your hanr grow Gordon wtll e You ve oot a good start Duck f m ly tr I That should be successful Mtracles do happen' Successful She ns No one ever wtll Joan the Navylll Whats tn the hulls Delores? He does He e s hopmg' Can t tell She doesnt know when s e s well off Hell be famous' Hell have success ln our oprnron She ll never make Wtth some people That somebody us Mrs Jtmmy Robmson He ll never be anythmg e se You re not by yourself Edna Always The world ns full of nice short gtrls Jug We tmnk so No doubt he wtlll Dont wrap at around a telephone pole Red Junlor Class Mrs Jane Brown sponsor on left Mr Don Prince sponsor on rtght FIRST ROW Myron Taylor presndent Patty Johnson vtce prestdent SECOND ROW Joyce McDanrel secretary treasurer Delores Longacre student counctl member THIRD ROW James Carlxle Ann Charles Ruchard Carltle Joy Mertwether Duck Glven Joyce Sturm FOURTH ROW Alma Hudclleston Bull Seal Earlnne Sanders Alton Whrtson Mary Carr Jack Smlth FIFTH ROW Bob Wayland Ganath Cleveland Don Sanders Mary Gall Bertram Bert Bramlet Edna Ruth Stanley SIXTH ROW Ruby Lee McKnight Don Tolley Betty Ellts Melvtn Rudenour Bernrce Reddtng John Hansman SEVENTH ROW Rae Armstrong Elanne Doty Gordon Frazrer Dellamae Hatfueld Henry Garner Sue Shepherd EIGHTH ROW Bob Katser Louase Hendrux Chancey Mclintght .loan Cross Fred Kuykendall Tvt ENTY FOUR . To , . . . To , . . X To ' ' ' Sh ' ' To ' ' ' Sh ' To Sh ' ' To ' ' 4 4 . . . We W . ' To go ' , ' To b Sh ' To be ' , To be ' He ' b lt's a a i a't ' To go ' . ' ' To ' ' ' . To ' ' To t ' ' No ' Be ' To ' ' ' ' ' ' ' , . Joyce McDaniel To make Jack happy Might do it . To . ' To ' ' r ' ' . ' To ' ' ' ' To V I fm ' ' ' To ' ' . To , I . , , ' To ' ' ' ' ' it To ' Yo . - , . ' To ' ' t ' I To ' , Be A I t I 1 , U , . . , , , , , .. . , , , , . km fb! fjd' 'E' Q Y I J 1 CLQSS X V. , 3 A 5 'N Q, ,f V G' K ' E L P-f f' il T as 'V' -1-.7 f Wx AQQV . ' , A I H' Q. .5 S. Q, 8- M 6 'si fi E- Z ,fi ' - - x 1, . J A k li' ...- Q Q 5' J V K Q 7 N X . E, ' ' : 4.. ' V Q Q 'T Kiel L! .R .Q 6 .. .V .1 Q- , . - Af- A H - K In Q'-1 6 , 4 A 1' 4 ,v f '4 A x Q 1 5 . M' -I f v--Q-r A? 4 5f77I 4- cus. ,. 5 Q . Y- I r,k - . , 4 .JU A b . P 5' 1 J 4 1- '4 I 6 i - x v rh Y . , W , ' ' I ' J , Junior Class H ustory We furst entered the doors of good ole CCHS un 46 There were forty three of us all green freshmen and the fact was hard to conceal The upper classmen looked at us as though we were some sort of strange creatures untrudung un theur happy home The furst day was a tryung one but the day we had all of our classes was worse If anyone was runnung around luke a chucken wuth uts head off ut was us, poor green newcomers Many thungs to whuch we were unaccustomed happened that year We had gobs of fun at partues hay rudes ball games and other actuvutues Bernuce Reddung was selected presudent of our class Joyce McDanuel vuce presudent Don Sanders secretary treasurer Myron Taylor student councul member Edna Ruth Stanley gurls P E manager Duck Guven boys P E manager We chose Mrs Nellue Frauley and Mr Charles L Hortun as our sponsors Our second year wasnt so bad because we were acquaunted wuth everyone except the freshues wuth whom we sympathuzed We elected Don Sanders as Bernuce Reddung student councul member Sue Shepherd gurls P E manager Fred Wunkleman boys P E manager To serve as our sponsor we selected Mrs Anne Hortun Thus year we were busued by preparatuons for the uunuor play the Junuor Senuor banquet and prom and magazune sales fBy the way we topped all records by sellung S1014 worth of magazunesl Chancey Lee McKnught was the hugh salesman We had a very successful party afterward wuth the losung team fur nushung the food and entertaunment As offucers we chose Myron Taylor presudent Patty Johnson vuce presudent Joyce McDanuel secretary treasurer Dolores Long acre student councul member Henry Garner boys P E manager Bernuce Reddung gurls P E manager A member of our class Bernuce Reddung served as cheer leader We were proud to have as our sponsors Mrs Jane Brown and Mr Don Prunce We felt rather umportant thus year but next year as senuors we wull show the world lust how umportant our class really uslll ' I ' I - II ll I I ' ' ' I ' ll ll ' ' I I ' II ll ' ' ' I I 1 ' 1 ' ' 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 - - 1 , . . . . . . ll l Il ' ' , . our presidentg Patty Johnson, vice presidentg Myron Taylor, secretary-treasurerp . . I . i I . , . v 5 ' I , . . . . I - I ' I . , ' . . . I . I . I I ' I I I r ' I ' 1 1 1 - - 1 1 . . . , , ' . . I I . I . TWENTY-SIX Q' X fx, .1 Q-, fl Soplvom OTES nYi?77?77 7X a E li T 'ivwavvvv 999991799 9999Q999 Q 9999999 NEXT X Nr OLHQD x Nm CUDEW ! 5:2273 ME ix X 2' YEAH LEP X Ny, x I -K xy v:iTj4i-:Ar , X I EX 1 -v 3 f - ff. 'j , ff x LJ x X! vp , , pf XXX gf K -L I- J U , X XX X X, '07 ' XXL xxx - X X X x , ml If Nm lf, . jf, f 4, X' 'uf V' ' '47 if I f A S x I '?lEii..GK A4 S , , . M R .-'-h-QN-l- ix 4 , NX Franklin Baker Billy Burrows Eddie Byrd Anna Lee Cleveland Dolphis Daniels Valva Eaton Charles Garner lla Huddleston Richard Hanks Norman Hendricks Billy Higginson Rose Jacobs Bill ays Bill ng Ferris Kornegger Kenneth Longacre Walter Maddox Diane McKnight Wayne Nelson Kay Porter Yvonne Pringle James Ridenour Ann Rogers Gene Scarlett Jean Schach Joann Steinmetz Jerry Sturm Sarah Ann Sturm Marilyn Sturm Dorothy Turner Morris Walker Charles Warren Vernon Williams Pet Peeves The tact that I don't have a girl People who say, Let me see it School Carmi girls That Thelma graduates this year Teachers who don't have absentee Being teased Out of town boys Going to the railroad Red heads Being called Sir William Not having anythtng to say Living so c'ose to principals and Fights with Mary Making below an A High waters Having to come to school early Nicknames Everything Going to the show by myself Being called Muscles Girls Burns from popcorn poppers Being called Lover Boy Not having any place to go Getting up early Bullies and smarties slips ready superintendent Not getting to go to Carmi on Sundays That the Munseys moved to Grayvil'e Having to write essays Low doors People asking me about Helen and Bob Doesnt have any Sophomore Class FIRST ROW Wayne Nelson president Morrls Walker vice president Norman Hendricks secretary treasurer Diane McKnight student council member SECOND ROW Franklin Baker Billy Burrows Edd e Byrd Anna Lee C'eveland Mr Robert I Gregg sponsor at ri ht of these two rows THIRD ROW Charles Garner lla Huddleston Richard Hanks Billy Higginson Rose Jacobs Bill Kays FOURTH ROW Ferris Kornegger Gene Longacre Walter Maddox Kay Porter Vernon Williams Yvonne Pr ngle FIFTH ROW James Ridenour Ann Rogers Gene Scarlett Joann Steinmetz Jerry Sturm Sarah Sturm SIXTH ROW Marilyn Sturm Bill King Dorothy Turner Jean Schach V Iva Eaton Dolphrs Dames Charles Warren TWENTY EIGHT . . . . ,, . . . ,, - - 11 11 - 11 11 I . . , I 1 1 I 1 1 1 ' I 1 - 3 1 1 I 1 ' 1 R , , V: I .1 ' 5 1 1 1 1 , . 1 1 1 1 1 , i . I 1 1 1 , , . . ' ' ' . - - I - 1 1 1 '1 G 1 r , CLASS OF1951 in--. Puff I MY E2 f 1 L Xi fwilg, M if i nf Q6 A 5 ,La-11 sm THIRTY R.- I X' Sgpbggfre Class':l'US.!0,,y 'I On a certafn unforgettable August morn approxumately thurty fuve nousy but unferuor feelung boys and gurls congregated upon the threshold of old CCHS to begun a new phase of hugher educatuon It was a pleasure to us to elect class offucers fux our schedule and other thungs that our superuor classmates con sudered mere dutues Early un the year we elected Gene Scarlett presudent Bob Pate vuce presudent Kay Porter secretary treasurer Anna Lee Cleveland student councul member lla Huddleston gurls P E manager Ruchard Hanks boys P E manager Our sponsor was Mrs Jane Brown We made our appearance un 48 as a more untellugent lookung group of students lwe hopej We were ready and eager to struggle through another year After gettung the wheel started off rught we elected class offucers as follows Wayne Nelson presudent Morrus Walker vuce presudent Norman Hendrucks secre tary treasurer Duane McKnught student councul member Jean Schach gurls P E manager Bull Kung boys P E manager From our class Kay Porter and Joann Steunmetz were elected cheerleaders For our sponsor we selected Mr Robert Gregg Our class us well represented un the actuvutues and organuzatuons of the school The Cuvucs Club composed mostly of sophomore students has sponsored a mulk prouect to make mulk avaulable for all students and un our eyes us a worthy prouect We have a reputatuon for stuckung together and should go a long way because of ut Now as school us drawung to a close we are really lookung forward to another year Just the thought of beung an upperclassman guves us a wonderful feelung that of beung a bug wheel next year at CCHS f' 'T ' C ,1 9 r 3, w, C., 1 f ' V I , 4 lu' .1 K- , ' , ,' v . 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V ff,' - ,lf , 'f f, 1 I Iz ' ' X Freshmen KT S 4' . , 4 'Y 1- I Z X f V' 6 I 5 I W , ! j ,fyffl fr' ,ff ' 'vt If xl' ,Q 9 A 1 .m ' 'kWlQ:rnlafxxg I FRESH-XMAN Q iam- -' L1-.SP :g 'V I ,jg ' ' N s!-jf--, fx Freshman Class H :story On the mornung of August 29 T948 thurty one very frughtened freshmen meekly made theur way to the open portals of CCHS 10 begun a most excutung four year uourney We wandered around not knovvung whuch way to turn for centurues ut seemed Occasuonally an understandung veteran would recognuze our presence but the common trend was to completely ugnore us or untentuonally add to our embarrassment We funally struggled through that furst day and soon duscovered that the place wasnt half so bad as ut seemed People seemed more fruendly when you got to know them and the attentuon that a freshman naturally receuves at furst when the rest of the crowd us lookung us over unflated our ego We eager beavers lost no tume un electung offucers Derwood Baker was named presudent Keuth Guntner vuce presudent Sue Pogue secretary treasurer Vona Brown student councul member Rebecca Armstrong grls P E manager Chester Farrus boys P E manager Mr Ashmore was chosen as our sponsor In the comung year we wush to establush un the munds of others what we ourselves already know hat the best un the Muddle West us the class of 52 Rebecca Armstrong Derwood Baker Vona Brown Rose Lee Carter George Chastaun Elaune Cleveland Alva Lee Cross Doyle Danuels Verda Doty Dorothy Evans Chester Farrus Ava Flowers Keuth Gunther Robbue Huddleston Norman Hughes Have You Heard 7 7 7 Has been seen wuth Ira Summons at the movues Is stull pushed around by the bug ole boys Sumply loves that Garner famuly Has that certaun look for certaun boys Has the name of a Romeo Is one of the cutest gurls un her class Has unterests outsude of schoolll Would luke to box wuth Joe Louus Has that gleam un her eye for a certaun freshman boy Just loves Home Economucs Makes all of the gurls swoon Just loves to flurt wuth the boys H s troubles wuth Sue Trues to keep up wuto her susters Lukes Alva Lee Cross Joyce Hyatt John Jacobs Radford Johnson Ralph Kauser James Robert Layton Sue Pogue Yvonne Pretzscl-u Junuor Reeder Lous Seal Freddue Shupman Ira Summons Vergene Slankard Louus Taylor Laveta Wulluarns Phyllus Zehner Freshman Class FIRST ROW Derwood Baker pres dent Keuth Gunther vu e presudent Sue Pogue secretary tre surer Vona Brown student councul member Mr Guy Ashmore sponsor Has been d Yung that Sanders boy Is uust awful bashful Really lukes to sut by Elaune Cleve land at Carmu basketball games Wont talk to Phyllus Zehner any more Went to sleep on the bus comung home from games Has almost forgotten Bob P te ls that way over boys Goes to the movue every Saturday nught Has the nuckname buttons ls nothung but a wolf Wont do much of anytwung only read books Blushesll Had to walk home from basketball practuce every nught Has her eye on a certaun boy Lukes to sut wuth Ralph on the bg SECOND ROW Rebecca Armstrong Bullue Cleveland George Chastaun Rose Lee Carter THIRD ROW Norman Hughes Alva Lee Cross Doyle Danuels Verda Doty Chester Farrus Dorothy Evans FOURTH ROW John Jacobs Robbue Huddleston James Layton Joyce Hyatt Ava Flowers Radford Johnson FIFTH ROW Ralph Kauser Elaune Cleveland Yvonne Pretzsch Junuor Reeder Lous Seal Freddue Shupman SIXTI-1 ROW Ira Summons Vergene Slankard Phyllus Zehner Laveta Wulluams Louus Taylor THIRTY Two . ,, I r ' u . . , . II II - . I , I , I . , . - II . II I II II - - I - - , - - I I - I I I I P I I I I I ' ' I I I , . . . . . I I ' . - I I II . . . . . E , V ' Il II I . I II II I . , . Billie Cleveland Has that smile that girls just adore 'E . - II II . - - - II II . I X I . I . ' I - I , II II - , . Q 1 I I I ' ' I 'C ' I - I - C I I 2 I ' ' I A I I : V I 4 I I I I ' : I ' I I I I ' : I I I I I I I - . ' I 5 I I I l I I I I U I - f I : x. : '- 1 TA fkbff f Uk DQ N CLK-155 Wit and Humor Clerk The ceulmg prrce on thus watch as l5O Egg Head Yes? Well glve me the floor pruce Horse McKmghts version of How to Catch a Rabbit You go out and fund a nice green woods Next you look for some nnce fresh rabblt tracks You quickly follow these tracks Be sure not to make much noise Flnally youll fund the rabbit behmd this rock Stoop down behmd thus rock and make a noise luke a carrot They parted at the corner Kay whrspered wrth a slgh l ll be home tomorrow nught? Gene answered So wrll I Florence I have my husband where he eats rrght out of my hand Lola Saves a lot of dash washlng doesnt Gene Whale we re slttlng here nn the moonlight ld luke to ask you Joann fbreathlesslyl Yes? Gene Couldn t we move over? I m suttung a naul Mr Smith Jack what IS that 60 on your report? THIRTY FOUR Jack Maybe :ts the temperature of the room Ray H What s an lcucle? Bob B Thats easy Its a drlp caught In a drrft Barbara Here comes the parade Where IS Bernice? Mary Ellen Shes upstairs waving her arr Barbara Goodness cant we afford a flag? Ramona What IS dew Bertha Bertha Jesse says the rent the electric llght bull and the last Installment on the car Mr Hughes Well my boy how are you doing In school? Norman Not so bad lm tryrng to get ahead Mr Hughes Thats good You need one Gerald Mother I thunk Ill start rats ng some chrckens Mrs Farrus Better try owls Therr hours sunt you better Doc Are you dolng anything for that cold Thelma Well Isneeze everytime rt wants me to a ,, . . . . . ,, . , S 11 11 11 - 11,--, . . , - 11 , 11 1 - 11 .......- ,, , , . . - 11 11 11 - 1 - , I ' ' 11 ' ' - - 11 I . , . 11 1 - - . . 1 - , h - 11 ' 11 1 , . . . I I 11 11 . 11 . , . 11 - . . . . I . . . N 11 1 - ll , . 11 - 11 , . 11 .---.. - - 1 1 - - 11 11 3 11 1 - . 11 ' I D 11 11 - - I 3 I 11 1 11 HQH . . . . 11 - 1 - ,, . , . . . - 1 5 - 11 - 1 - 11 ' , - . ,, . 11 11 ' ' ' I . ' 11 1 1 - - - 11 on . ,, . . ---- 11 . ,, . 11 - - . . , - 1 11 ll Seventh and Eighth X X M VX my1q M E Lx! K FEM I woo' XX LX, x ' N 'Y - Q X iq f X E -' ' Vfxx, k ' 1 K Z X hs NX' Xxx XXX A ' W! , f :x g His ' ,f li: ! X sV..L1 If X -.As UI, J XX. 'Mm My Q Q We '. V X X '- ff ,V W V 72' AND 524 f' h Y , X l x r-. Nh A .x X A xt ,-, 127' y A k Y h w LhX7xfv5E,41lTXX .xx u-V ' ' FN31 -I lf F, VY' TBA-,ig Xi h X QC, THIRTY Seventh and Erghth SEVENTH GRADE FIRST ROW Ileft to rtghtt Doris Sturm Sh rley Ellts Rozzella Taylor Phyll s Snowder Betty Longacre Emrlte Hughes Dalrsa Branan Patrrcua Compton Jean Kornegger Uzell Dantel Bnlne Lou Frankltn Beverley Hatfteld SECOND ROW Robert Prrnce Cltfford Cnastarn Norman Sanders Donald Hallam Raymond Scott James Merwetner Leroy Martrn Kenneth Stokes Elwood Warrrck Donald Rtdenour Charles Wnnlfleman Edmond Carter Otno Wrlson Kenneth Harrts Mr Malcolm Dagley Sponsor THIRD ROW Emma Hatcher Cnarlotte Doty Gwendolyn Warren Barbara Lrtherland Dorothy Hallam Patty Parson Shrrley Whmng Mary Jane Compton Lucy Nell Mclintght Pa sy Chasteen W Ima Hansman Carmen Carr Leta Rae Hatcher Spencer Barbara Settz Jean Sngler Roberta Hargrave Barbara Hester Betty Garner On August 25 T948 several new faces appeared at Cros x Ile Communlty Hugh School We the newcomers were members of the Jun or Hugh a new set up for us for the faculty and for all who were enrolled Fo many weeks not one of us would venture farther than the Home Ec room or maybe around the corner from our home rooms At last one brave soul peeped around the corner and stealthrly crept up tothe assembly The rest of us followed We have begun to feel more at home srnce that tame By the ttme we are freshmen you cant exactly call us green because we xrtll not be new stnce we have already had one year s experlence and are learnung how thrngs are done EIGHTH GRADE FIRST ROW Ileft to nghtj Yvonne Lemon Beverly Lamarr Bonnte Barbee Lo s Ann Wl'1l1r1g Ramona Taylor Eltzabeth Scnach SECOND ROW Sue Smtth Mary Ann Stanley Bruce Shepherd Darrel Hanks Vonda Fobar Janet Stem Mr Ted Matsel THIRD ROW Jack Hatfneld Larry Coleman Leonard Land Bobby Sttls Donald Phelps Henry Kuykendall Charles Kays SIX . , - , - 3 . A q . . , , - , , L: I I A l A I I I , 3 L' I f , , ' I ' I H I I l 4 I A I ' I ' : I l I I I I . . . . A L . I I I I ' I ' I ' MISSING FROM PICTURE: Earleen Moss, Joyce Taylor, Norman Martin, Gordon Jackson, Eugene I I I I I I I L ' , , S 'I ' 1 1 ' l I T r I - T . . , . . I, , . . . . Z I I . I I ,. I , . : A I I I ' I I , . . ' . ., - , , , - , , , . 1x5 J IU U , 'Y' 'cal' EVIL Here s What Happened m August Back to another year' School opens wlth T94 students School seems dn' ferent th s year here were seventh and elghth graders all seeknng knowledge W th us m September Thirty days hath September The ever flghtng Tlgers keep up the chocl plrlt by bombardlng Allendale 22 to I2 The golly lunlors puck up enough nercy to start the annual magazine sales Gerald Farris IS senior class pre :dent or the th rd tlme Cl was forced to type thus, All survlve long enough to travel to Carml to see Presldent Truman m October The Tloer have a rusn ng vlctory over West Salem I5 I4 John Loop magic an entertalns all schools In the dlstrlct Its one two three short rings we grab our books throw them In and run over anyone In our way cause nts fire prevent on week and we have to practice for fear som one sets the place on ture End of flrst sux vleeks lust fave more and we re already draggung Poor lttle ole teachers have to attend I E A Institute whlle we all have a blissful day of rest Junlor magazine sale ends Horse McKnlght hugh salesman sells papers you can read' Republicans vlslt Dewey at Carml Lots Anne Prince IS chosen queen for basketoall season Senior party at Garners hrll soph have a sh ndlg al o Coach Prlnce starts prac Ice for ht ba 'etball men Mary Ellen Stern and Lots Anne Prince are chosen as co editors of the yearbook Thats what this thang IS U of I Secondary School Workshop at Carmr Another to get out of school The frosh have a grand ole pctnlc Junxor class had a party given by the losers of the magazine sales Corn Day at Carml F H A had tts ftrst meeting Fall Festrval lpresented by Crossvllle Rotary Cluol chooses Ro le Jacobs as queen Mrs Jane Brown wins the rolling pun throwlng contest Poor Vern' m November We start the month off lust ducky by havnng American Education Week I E A Workshop again Four score and seven years ago oh I forgot I lust mean one and one half scores ago World War I ended How glad they must have been then and how happy we are now to have that day out of school We had a large turn out to see the Tlgers beat Mt Carmel 39 33 for the flrst game ofthe season One more sux weeks over Out for Thanksglvlng vacatlon m December Students receuve report cards What a horrid way to start off the month December Oh' Well Jungle bells 'angle bells lungle all the way Maybe Santa wont look at our grades We lose our second game to Carmu Made It up by lContlnued on Page 401 A I a -1 ' ' I . ,, . X -,C n- it - 5 I S . . . I . . . . Q J q . . . . . 5. tl . i ' ' X. ' . A . . . J S I - . I , ' I - ' ' I I E ' e . . . y -. . , . - - rr 11 - - - Q 518050. He receives a Parker pen and pencil set. Now, maybe he'lI hand in . ' u . I I A . j S - E - '. s . ' t' 's 3.4 . . . I . . U . . , A S. . . . I . , , 1 l ll I ll . . . ' . I . . , , . THIRTY EIGHT Activities X 1,864 J 9 'Q WW rg! ff My 1 My 1 IHIIANRFF x xx xnxhmtmxy u 1 in , 1 I ii x JM Q if f Z4 is' 'A Muffy X I ' -5 I J' ,gy N M1 W 4 7 l,'L ' k , A, V vb A, X' 4' V '1 I :L A .mf . af' 1 ,f -1, P' I Af . -iw , I k at x ,ll . . 1 J A L I M 4 C U C ' 1 5 N! I .A 44 rw 1 - li' If A ' 44- Ji if . Q9 Q! K g dp 1 , Vu f f-' a i x W 4 x N' . 3' A wi 1 QW .-Jim? -'-- . w Ui '- - x X l W u ,rgy Gwyn ,V -' ' 'u.- .LAW -4 K -Y - 1 1 I: . .V x 11' I J X if-igpqgq -X Uxxxxxxx X u, - f f ,1f,wH 13 il! A ,A V -f U ' h Q -gh., 9 5 -E' X E -5 Q , f.l -'Wi NX ' W JW- aj X X N X ,J Lxgxgx 1 .ill 8 5- ff 'ffpu - ,MN .W 4 ' A I WZ: ' 'M , 'Q 7 ff ' my xi Q! ' 1 Hx.: X. .xl Fonry Here s What Happened fCont nued from Page 38D beatlng Allendale 37 36 on thenr floor F H A meetung Crownxng of Queen Loss Anne takes place Buster Brown as captain Naturally Mrs Martha Denbo presents grade school operetta ln Quest of St Claus We beat Grayvllle on our own floor December 22 2 30 p m we are out untnl next year Hurrahlll m January After December T948 comes January T949 Surpr1sed'? We learned that an grade chool Tlgers play Allendale and West Salem at home End of the thnrd s1x weeks Tell the poor freshmen what comes after that Most of us passed those horrid exams Allendale won the Little Ten Tournament which took place at C C H S Blind Tournament at Albnon Edwards County wnns zn February We beat Grayvtlle Guess what wrong guess again Another White County Teachers Institute Of course no school The floods come but we stull have our studre Too bad The Junnor Hlgh School as stall collectnng trophres The Tigers lose by one point to St Francnsvllle Basketball boys go to Evansville to see a game between Evansville and Louusvulle Evansville wnns See Mass Hurts smule'? m March The frrst four days consists of a Regmonal Tournament Report cards come our way again The tumors begun plannxng the blggest shun dug of the year the Junior and Sensor Banquet The seniors are strll selling mulk so they can have a few extra pennies for commencement m Aprzl We are out for Easter for four consecutlve days Just to tell the truth ut isnt very easy to wrute about thmgs a couple months before they happen Frfth sxx weeks over Just one more to go Oh' If only we can make at for one more sux weeks The Junior and Senior Banquet turns out quite nicely m May Gettnng rather warm but who cares after all the cold weather we ve been through You can quut snngsng lve got my love to keep me warm Flnal exams CI can t spell examvnatvonsl Dad you stop to thunk what that word frnal means? 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V. 2. ,.7 V4 V, :. 2 V11 T111' 1 ' 'VW 1' 4' ' 1 1' fp XvK1','f!.'t' 111111 1 , The ' B ' Attrtudes And the supernntendent went about the school preachnng In the class rooms and teach ng the proper attitude and healmg the sprrut ot the students And his words went throughout all ot Crossvtlle Hugh And they brought unto htm all freshmen taken wuth homesuckness and depressnon and those whlch were possessed with D and detlctencnes and he healed them And there followed htm great multitudes from Engltsh from math and from clvtcs And seeing tne multitudes he went up onto hrs ro trum and when he was set hrs dnscuples came unto htm And he opened has mouth and taught them saynng Blessed are the ong IU sptrtt tor they shall cheer for Crossvnle Hugh Blessed are they that study for they shall be rewarded Blessed are the tntellrgent for they shall rnherut the Bs Blessed are they which sttll hunger and thirst after leavang the gym at noon tor they shall be filled Blessed are the rnercvtul' for they shall replace the teachers Blessed are tne pure tn heart for they shall have the patlence to survtve Blessed are the peacemakers for they shall be soon to graduate Blessed are ye when tnstructors shall provoke and persecute you and ca tall manner of failure upon you for Crossvrlle Htghs sake Relouce and be exceedlngly glad tor a dlpnoma us your reward For so dud they persecute those students whrch were before you Ye are the salt of the earth and the lght of the world a lnght that us set upon a hull and cannot be had Let your light so shtne before me that xt may penetrate the darkest rgnor an e and that they may see your good works FORTY Two I I ' ,, . . . r . 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Trgerette Staff SEATCD Cleft to rtghtj Bertha Cross Emtlte Hughes Lola Black Ramona Sarg Ka, Porter Betty Rtdenour Betty Baker S Pogue Mary Ellen Stern Helen Cox Gaul Crandall Martlyn Hansman Thelma Elhott Allena Jones STANDING Vernon Kallenbach Janet Stem Ray Harvey Jerry Doty Bob Burrows Lots Pnnce Betty Clark Don Brown Gerald Farrls Bob Kanser Betty Johnson Berntce Reddlng Mr Horttn Sponsor Barbara Wtnchell Edttor was not present when pncture w s taken Student Councrl Tl e governtng body fur tne students at CCHQ found I s duttes enlarged thus year wttt t e I creas d enrollment of the school The Student Counctl has cnarge of all the e'ecttons that take place at school sum as 'or cheerleaders queen student of the month etc State conventlons are leld each year Tl s year It w ll bc held at Chtcag Layrnfq down tte l w to t e ltfmakers was Myron Taylor preslcent asststecl ly Gall Crandall vtcc presrdent and Duane MCYITIQIT nn charge of the ntlnutes and moneybags FIRST ROW Cleft to rnghtj Robert Prance Jean Kornegger G tl Cr ndall Myron Taylor Mr W VV Aylsworth Duane Mclintght Henry Kuykendall S COND ROI' 'ttauy Ann Stanley Delores Longa re Vona Brown Gerald F rrts Wayne Nc son Derwood Baker The Clvrcs Club The Cnvlcs ClLb nn tts second year of exlstence W s one of the most act ve organwattons nn school thus year Under the sponsorshlp of Mr Ted Ma sel the club proved to be a betterment to the com 'nu nty Through the club members trdent efforts the CIVICS Club has glven to the school a s oreboard and an electruc clock Tnetr acnneventcnts dtd not stop there The mllk prooram was sarted by these etger beavers and provusrons are belng made to pave a stdcwalk to town so that students wntl not have to walk on t e lnghw ot thus sensa onal club all you have o ts to axe a o r nrt Ctvtcs at d you a e c omat cally pronounced a member Meettnos are neld once a week durtng the class pernod e vlees c sen to lead tte club tl s year were Wayne Ne son presude t rose Jacobs vice pres: ent Ann Rogers secretary Joy 'Vleruwether treasurer SEAILD Cleft to rtghtt Joy Mertwether Edna Ruth Stanley Yvonne Prtngle Ann Rogcs Rose Jacobs Ganath Cleveland :la Hudolestot Martlyn Sturm Dorothy Turner STAF Dl 'G Ml Ted Matsel Norman Hendrtcks Vernon Wnlhams Eddue Byrd Franklin Baker Rwy Harvey Bxll Keys W1 nc mc son V' Burrorvs Rncnard Hanks Vernon Kallenbacn Bull Kung Gene Scarlett .lcrry Stnm FHA Tne Future Hornemakers of Amerlca chose Cltlzenshlp as th r ther-ne ttns year Nutt a mee :ng tl e thmrcl thursday of tte month tl e buszness sess on vxas followed by a soclal hour M s Jaw Brown 5, Jnsors t e group and Mrs Radford Johnson was cl osen the ctnpter mother Gtrls havtng one year ot' Home Economics ure eltgtble to membcrshtp Otfucers thus year Include Dtane MCKIWIQIWT prestdent Vona Brown vice prestdett Rebecca Armstrong secretary Betty Johnson treas urer Patty Johnson l stornan Commtttees Joy Meruwether Bernxco Reddnng Anna Lee Cleveland and Vergene Slankard program Joyce Sturm Sue Rogue Kay Porter and Ferrts Kornegger executve Betty Clark and Gall Crandall oublxcnty FIRST ROW Cleft to rtghtj Mary Carr Joyce McDantels X. lva Eaton Allena Jones B rrlce Reddtng Mary Ellen Stem Joyce Sturm Ferrts Kornegger Betty Johnson Vona Brown Dune McKmght Rebecca Armstrong Joan St tnmetz Ann Charles Sarah Sturm Gaul Crandall Della Hatfteld Ganath Cleveland Jean Schach SECOND ROW Patty Johnson Dorothy Turner Mrs Jane Brown Anna Lee Cleveland Ann Rogers Rose Lee Car er Vergene Slankard Elatne Cleveland, Sue Pogue Joy Mertwether Betty Elhs Lots Seal Betty Clarr Verda Doty FORTY FOUR . . 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' I I U I I R' ' I , , .V . 0, I I I I I L I I ' I 1 1 1 1 1 - Z I l I ' I I ' ' I ' ' I 4 . . , . . 1 1 1 1 1 -1 - 1lllllllUlIIUl HIH lllll H ,y mfg' Band Durung the last semester of l949 the Crossvulle Hugh School band became the best dressed band un Illunous For years ut had been hoped that new unuforms could be obtauned for the band Fmally thus dream became a realuty Thus year the band marched and performed at Carmu Corn Day celebratuon and the Crossvulle Rotaruan Fall Fes tuval To add spuce and varuety to all home basketball games a program was presented at the halves of each furst team game Letters of the partucupatsng teams were formed by the band and theur school songs were played at thus tume The band consusted of forty eught members three twurlers and a drum mauor The offucers are as follows Jerry Doty presudent Betty Clark vuce presudent and Patty Johnson secretary treasurer FIRST ROW Kleft to rughtb Sarah Ann Sturm Lous Anne Prunce Joyce Sturm Chancey Lee McKnught Sue Pogue, Radford Johnson Kay Porter Anna Lee Cleveland Betty Johnson Gaul Crandall SECOND ROW Mary Ellen Steun Gerald Farrus Betty Baker Bertha Cross Helen Cox Earlune Sanders Edna Ruth Stanley Jean Schach Joann Steunmetz Joyce McDanuel Dolores Longacre Rebecca Armstrong Vergene Slankard Elaune Cleveland Robbue Huddleston Ferrus Kornegger Dorothy Evans THIRD ROW Patty Johnson Duane McKnught Derwood Baker Chester Farrus Vona Brown, Norman Hendrucks Della Mae Hatfueld lla Huddleston Elaune Doty Jerry Doty Bernuce Reddung Betty Clark FOURTH ROW Mr Guy Ashmore Bully Burrows Sophua Joy Meruwether Ruchard Carlule Joan Cross Ganath Cleveland Louuse Hendrux Barbara Wunchell not un pucture DRUM MAJORETTES AND DRUM MAJOR Cleft to rughtl Allena Jones Verda Doty, Alva Lee Cross James Carlule Malorettes and Drum Major Drum Mauor James Carlule and three mauorettes Verda Doty Alva Lee Cross and Allena Jones paraded at the head of the band thus year Under the supervusuon of Mr Ash more these gurls turned out to be real strutters and they looked real snazzy un theur new whute satun un forms James proved to be both capebe nd effucuerut as Drum Mayor LEFT TO RIGHT James Carlule Alva L e Cr ss Ne da Doty Allena Jones FORTY SIX Her Majesty and the Court The lucky senuor gurl chosen thus year by a popular vote of the student body to hold the coveted honor of CCHS basketball queen was Lous Anne Prunce The queen s court uncluded the maud of honor Barbara Wunchell also a s nuor two attendants from eac'1 of the remaunung classes and two Iunuor attendants luttle Vucku Grady and Ronnue Hargrave Queen Lous was crowned un a beautuful cere mony on December I7 when Crossvulle played host to the Norrus Cuty Cardunals The gurls are from left to rught Joy Meruwether Duane McKnught Ferrus Kornegger Lous Anne Prunce Patty John son Sue Pogue Joyce Hyatt In front stand the two lunuor attendants Barbara Wunchell maud of honor not un pucture . . . ,, . . . ,, - 1 . 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Complications arise because their two daughters, Doris and Virginia, con- clude that their father is becoming insane and secure the advice of a psychiatrist, Madame DePlaza who is really mentally unbalanced They are aided by their boyfriends Waldemar Castleberry a poet and Butch Maguire a football hero Cast Wilbur Jones the husband James Carlile Mrs Jones his wife Bernice Redding Virginia their oldest daughter Joyce Sturm Doris their youngest daughter Ruby Lee McKnight Mrs Jenkins Mrs Jones mother Sue Shepherd Bertha the housekeeper Patty Johnson Ann Charles Mr Whippledorf Fried pie kung Richard Carlile Madame DePlaza psychiatrist Joyce McDaniel Mrs Jamison Madame de Plaza s sister Betty Ellis Butch Maguire football hero Junior Kuykendall Waldemar Castleberry Poet Gordon Frazier Mrs Whlppledorf Mr Whlppledorfs wife Edna Stanley Senior Class Play Romance in a Boardzng House A hilarious four act comedy Romance in a Boarding House was present ed by the senior class on April T3 The setting of the play N8 the Crossvtlle boardtng house Mary Anne Smith daughter of the owners o the boarding house won as a contest prize a three weeks trip to New York There she fell in love with Mortimer Throttlebutton a member of a wealthy and aristoc atic family Hts parents refused to consent to the marriage until they had approved of Mary Anne s family Compllcatlon arose wh n Mary Anne attempted to make arlstocrats out of her unedacated p rent FORTY EIGHT Mr Smith Mary Anne Bill Mr Throttlebutton Mrs Throttlebutton Mortimer Miss McGillicuddy Mrs Benson Hettie Duke of Sussex Cast Jerry Doty Mary Ellen Stein Fred Kuykendall Chancey McKnight Betty Baker Dick Given Bertha Cross Lola Black Betty Clark Bob Kaiser I . 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FIFTY Llbfdfy Staff Crossvllle Hugh School s well equipped Ilbrary was taken well Into control thus year by a staff of reltable student llbrarlans and lrbrartan Under the super vnston of Mass Carolyn Utterback several new books and magazlnes were bought and others were borrowed from the Reguonal Lnbrary to make our library more complete Certain dutles are tssued to ltbraruans whtch they must carry out Some of these are to keep the ltbrary a qunet place where students may study, and to keep books repaired and to help In checking out books LEFT TO RIGHT Gaul Crandall Chancey Lee McKnight Mnss Carolyn Utterback Loulse Hendrnx lla Huddleston Dellamae Hatfeeld Ann Rogers James Rtdenour Model Arrplane Club Some of the bobby soxers would have gone crazy If they had known we had a class of pilots ID school this year They dont wear unnforms but they are members of our new club, the Model Anrplane Club The club meets regularly and started the school year out right by organizing and electmg Charles Warren president Robert Layton vlce president and Morris Walker secretary treasurer The Club plans to have an excnttng flying contest In the Sprung They learn about axrplanes aeronautlcs motors, frames controls weather wands and storms why airplanes fly, and the names of the parts Sportsmanshup and co operation are stressed In thus club and the members all get along luke one bug happy family FIRST ROW tleft to rnghtj Larry Coleman Otho Wulson George Chastam Charles Wtnkleman Norman Sanders Mr Robertl Gregg Jerry Sturm Elwood Warrtck Robert Prmce Bully Burrows Myron Taylor Morrns Walker Bruce Shepherd Jack Hattteld Kenneth Hams Norman Hughes Raymond Scott James Carlxle Charles Warren Robert Layton Eddue Byrd Don Hallam Henry Kuykendall Darrel Hanls Charles Keys Cltfford Chastaln Senlor Class Play Cast SEATED CLeft to rnghtl Jerry Doty Barbara W nchell Duck Gtven Mary Ellen Stenn red Kuykenclall STANDING lLeft to rlghtj Lola Black Betty Baker Chancey McKntght Betty Clark Muss Jane Underwood Junior Play Cast FIRST ROW Cleft to rtghtl Ruby Lee M Knught Patty Johnson Sue Shepherd Bermce Reddnng Joyce Sturm SECOND ROW James Carlrle Gordon Frazter Fred Kuykendall Jr Rtchard Carltle Mtss Jane Underwood THIRD ROW Ann Charles Betty Ellts Joyce McDameI Edna Ruth Stanley a . . , . . . 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - u . . . , . 1 1 I ' I 1 ' ' 1 1 1 1 1 I ' ' . . . . ,, . - 11 3 1 1 1 1 1 - - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 r 1 3 1 , . 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Who s Who at CCHS As years roll by we all seem to have a tendency to forget our school days and the varuous trauts by whuch we remember a person Now we senuors decuded thus would not happen to the 49 ers when a certaun someones name us mentuoned un the future We took a tGallupJ poll by havung everyone un school guve hus chouce and now we guve to you Whos Who at Crossvulle Hugh Most popular gurl Most popular boy Most polute ur Most polute boy Neatest gurl Neatest boy Busuest boy Wuttuest gurl Wuttuest boy Best dressed gurl Best dressed boy Most fruendly gurl Most fruendly boy Prettuest gurl Handsomest boy School chatterbox Best musucuan Buggest apple polusher Buggest glutton Spoonuest couple CCHS songburd FIFTY Two Lous Anne Prunce Don Sanders Patty Johnson Gerald Farrus Joyce Hyatt Duck Guven Rad Johnson Yvonne Prungle Wayne Nelson Mary Ellen Steun Duck Guven Patty Johnson Gerald Farrus Joyce Hyatt Gene Scarlett Joyce Sturm Mary Ellen Steun Sue Shepherd Eddue Byrd Allena Jones and l Don Tolley Ruby Lee McKnught Ideal student Guggluest guggler Cutest gurl Buggest heartbreaker Most wunnung smule Most dugnufued senuor Sulluest sophomore Greenest freshman Most domestuc munded Buggest bookworm Buggest day dreamer Buggest wolf Best all around student Best all around athlete Most boy shy Most gurl shy Buggest grouch Buggest nuusance Flurtuest gurl Most gurl crazy Offucual gum chewer Ferrus Kornegger Vona Brown Joyce Hyatt Derwood Baker Chester Farrus Betty Baker Wayne Nelson Louus Taylor Bertha Cross Verda Doty Ann Charles Bob Kauser Ferrus Kornegger Duck Guven Joyce Hyatt Louus Taylor Thelma Elluott Bobby Wayland Ava Flowers Bob Kauser Bernuce Reddung I . g. 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' ' ' ' ' ' ' - ' '51 I fart,-Y, lr ' UA fzffxrdtfiflmmnkov f if A ffm WW 'I' fm DON BROWN GERALD FHRRI5 Cpqmggy MfKNI5p-IT DUN 5 ND5R5 DlfK GIVEN Don PRINCE Canw BILL KING BILL Kgyi GENE SCARLETT Boa Km-5I:R C f if f X Basketball The 1949 Tigers ran into about as many hardships and difficulties as did their ancestors in 1849 Not only did disasters overtake them durmg the lourney through this fateful season but there were no pans of gold at the end of the trail Illnesses and nnluries wayland the Tigers at every turn After this brave little band romped merrily over the Aces from Mt Carmel to launch the trek for the elusive golden trophies their gomg was leoparduzed by the over powering attacks of Bulldogs Lions Eagles Yellowlackets and Foxes Even Red Birds attacked with such vncuousness that little progress could be made In spite of these obstacles the courageous forty mners did not give up nor turn back Their never say due spirit will always remain as a goal for which future Tigers may strive FIRST ROW lleft to rnghtl Chancey Lee McKmght Don Sanders Bull Kays Gerald Farris Don Brown Bob Kaiser Gene Scarlett Bull Kung Coach Don Prmce SECOND ROW Eddie Byrd manager Morris Walker Radford Johnson Ira Simmons George Chastain Myron Taylor James Robert Layton Bert Bramlet Charles Warren Chester Farris Norman Hughes and Derwood Baker Rae Armstrong manager was not present when picture was taken Junior High Basketball Team FIRST ROW Cleft to rxghtl Beverly Lamarr Sue Smith Lucy Nell McKmght Robert Prmce Donald Hallam Bobby Stills Charles Kays Darrel Hanks Coach Malcolm Dagley SECOND ROW Charles Chastain Henry Kuykendall Bruce Shepherd Raymond Scott James Meriwether Larry Coleman Kenneth Harris Softball Team The 1948 edition of the Tiger softball team ended the season with a record of four wins three losses The be the only conference defeat for the second place Tigers The starting lmeup was usually Doty catcher Given pitcher Sanders first base Warren second base Kaiser third base Scarlett short stop King left fneld Brown center field and Whntson right fneld FIRST ROW lleft to rightj Vernon Kallenbach Jerry Doty Bob Kaiser Don Brown Don Sanders Bull Kung Charlie Warren Ira Simmons George Chastain Dolphls Daniels Derwood Baker SECOND ROW Cleft to raghtl Coach Don Prmce Freddie Shipman Gene Scarlett Chancey Lee McKmght Bull Kays Gerald Farris Alton Whltson Bert Bramlet Robert Layton Norman Hughes Billy Cleveland Bully Seal Eddie Byrd Manager Track The track team last year consisted of the following men Charles Carr Chancey Lee McKmght Don Sanders Bull King Bob Pate Gene Scarlett Wayne Nelson and Kenneth Munsey Charles Carr broke his own record in running the mile in the Goshen Trail Track Meet He won the district track meet for the second straight year earning the right to participate In the State Track Meet at Champaign Crossvllles cmdermen got off to a good start by winning the Quadrangular Track Meet at Eldorado earlier in the season Following that meet they were handicapped by mlurles and were never again in full straightened We are expecting another good track squad this year and hope to have another successful year in track LEFT TO RIGHT Gene Scarlett Chancey Lee McKmght Don Sanders Bill Kung Wayne Nelson FIFTY SIX , . , . I , . I I . . . . . ' 11 - - n - - ' - - ' , . . : I I I I I l I I ' I I I ' 1 ' 1 1 ' 1 1 ' 1 ' 1 I I I I I I ' I I t I ' 1 1 ' 1 ' 1 ' 1 1 ' I I I ' 2 ' 1 1 1 1 ' 1 , . . . . . . I . Tigers lost the conference championship to a hard-hitting St. Francisville club in a 6-5 ten inning thriller. This proved to ' ' 1 7 ' 1 ' 7 1 ' : 1 i ' 1 ' : 1 : ' 1 ' : 1 A 1 ' 1 ' ' - l : I I . I I I . ' I ' I I I I ' . : . , . . I , . ' . I . I I I I I I I I ' . . z I . I , . . 1 I I I ' , . . , . . . . . I , ' . . . . . . I . ' , . 3 1 . 1 r l l 1 - C R Pep Club Go team go' Go team go' Go, team, go, team, go go golll A peppy cheertng sectton for a peppy team ts the motto of the CCHS Pep club Under the Ieadershtp of four capable cheerleaders thus club composed mostly of falthful Crossvllle co eds dtd a splendid rob this year, as before of keeping up the morale of the ftghtlng Prlncemen CHEERLEADERS Ileft to rtghtl Joann Stemmetz Kay Porter Bermce Reddung Gaul Crandall FIRST ROW Loutse Hendrtcks Joyce Sturm Mary Ellen Stem Ann Charles Vona Brown Lots Seal Rebecca Armstrong Alva Lee Cross Dorothy Evans Dellamae Hatfield SECOND ROW Ramona Sarg Betty Ellts Edna Ruth Stanley Mary Carr Ruby Lee McKntght Joyce McDantel Rose Lee Carter Valva Eaton Martlyn Sturm Dorothy Turner Betty Baker Betty Clark Yvonne Prtnole THIRD ROW Patty Johnson Sue Pogue Ferns Kornegger Dtanne McKntght Lots Anne Prmce Sue Shepherd Anna Lee Cleveland Betty Johnson Lola Black Thelma Elltott Elatne Cleveland Yvonne Pretzch Not ln ptcture Barbara Wmchell ' C ' Club Cheerleaders Our he men arethe C men The C Club IS composed of the lettermen of the various sports track basketball and base ball These rugged athletes have to ftrst be qualtfled for a malor letter and then they must passa Tuff tnlttatlon The seven swoondertul members are Duck Given, Don Sanders, Gerald Farris Don Brown Bob Katser, Gene Scarlett, and Chancey McKnight FIRST ROW llett to rtghtj Gene Sfarlett Bob Kaiser, Chancey Lee McKnight, Don Brown SECOND ROW Duck Gnven Don Sanders Gerald Farrts Supt Bull Sanders Coach Don Prince FIFIY EIGHT Cheertng the Ttgers on to vtc tory were four loyal supporters the cheerleaders Elected by the student body they proved to be a real asset to the team and cheermg sectton LEFT TO RIGHT Joann Stem metz Kay Porter Bernice Red dang Gall Crandall I I ' I I ' I I ' I I F . - . . . . . I I - - 11 - 11 2 I I I ' : I I I I I I 1 1 1 - Z I I I I I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 3 1 1 I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - I I ll II II ll ll ll ' ' ' . I I ' f ' I Il II ' ' ' ' ' ' 11 11 - - I I 1 , ' . I , : ., , ' I I I ' I -'i 'mn pi, P QQ The Shuners of the Well hello Lulu or us thus Bruuser 9 Horse s woman Last munute unstructuons Mr and Mrs Cross Three SENIORSH' Flat top The Huddlestons Luttle Farrus Robbue Smule bug Stacho and Fender hups New mauorette Just fruends Queen attendant When we were young Lover boy Dugnufued senuor Curly locks Kay and Duane Mayor Freckles Goung some place Cleveland Chatter Plenty Hatfueld Cutue Chupmunk Aur ye lookun for s Cousuns ls ut wundy Kay Luttle Bake Patty and Betty E u Pose pretty Helen New teacher Isnt love grand? Two lovely ladues New poppa Bug Burley Bet Kung Swat SIXTY Florence? omethun Bunny? Forty Nuners Jeanue Coxue Sophue Peroxude blonde Muscles Ronnue Vert u u a s HAWK What a struggle There are smules that make you happy Messue Wessue Fruendly luttle cuss B ls gurl Better watch them Bernuce Mr A Duane Joann not un publuc DONNIE Come on kuds yell Smules Whut Kornegger susters Horse Three lolly uunuors A a Kur Mr Hortun s luttle helpers Shack Handsome couple Good combunatuon Luttle Betty Johnson A dog us a gurls best fruend Actors are we Ashmore Joe E Brown Back to school THE THINKER ' ll - ' Il , ' ' ' 41. ' ' 42. ' . . . 43. . . . 44. ' 45. 46. ' 47. ' ' 48. L l ' 49. P l ' ' 50. ' 51. ' 52. ' ' 53. ' ' 54. ' ' 55. il ' ' 56. , ' ' ' 57. . . 58. ' ' 59. , ' ' 60. 61. , ' , ' , . 62. ' 63. ' 64. ' ' 65. ,, . ,, 66. . . . H ' 67. ll ' ' ' ' ', . 68. ' k ' 69. . ' ' ' , ? 70. ' 71. . 72. ' ' T b 73. ' , 74. ' ' ' ' 75. ' . 76. ' 77. . 78. ' 79. 9 1 X.,f fgx I 'VI I '-D fi fill glrllf 22 SIXTY Two The Shmers of the Forty Nmers Reach a little hlgher What cheerleaders Some hunt eh' Refreshmg Isnt t'? Tlme out at the Hrghlands Ramona and her brltches Gee' that smile The three pals What a cute couple Dressed up to go places Ready to go Jeanne? Enloyung the sun Whats so funny? Little Jug Some carpenter Rad The Inttle cheerleader What a pose The neaghbors Three Inttle slsters The barefoot gal Scared stnff'P'P'P'? What thus Who received the letter? The wunnrng smnle The hurdle lumper The dnmple gurl Hold me tighter Duck The old Tlger and 9999 Careful Kirk Terry Brown Whats happened here? What a farmer The fireman s touch Camera shy Tight llp baby Watch out Becky The race IS Why so sad'P In the younger days Darrel Hanks 99990 Freshmen Gang ' ll - ' ll 1. ' ' 23. ' 2. 24. ' . 3. , . 25. ' ' ' 4. ' , ' ' i . 26. ' 5. ' ' 27. ' ' 6. ' 28. ' , ' 7. . ' 29. ' . . .. 8. 30. , ' 9. 31. 10. 32. ' . 11. The new style 33. 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Intra Mural Sports The tntra mural sports were contrnued this year as before They were on a slrghtly larger scale as the seventh and eighth grades were Included ID the sports and they took a bug part In rt Durrng the fall and early wtnter Intra mural softball and touch football games were the center of attractton before school and during the noon hour Durrng the cold rarny snowy days the Intra mural basketball or volleyball team was battlrng to the ftnrsh In the gymnasium durlng the noon hour senror gurls were softball champions The leader and P E managers of these teams and classes are Chester Farrrs freshman Richard Hanks sophomore Henry Garner rumor Jerry Doty senior Mr Prtnce and Mr Dagley were In charge of the Intra mural program The Intra mural sports are becomtng more Important and more popular every year and more students are partucrpattng SIXTY FOUR Juniors were victorious in the softball and touch football games. The A M J affm if Utfvvf fwufwvx .ttwwsted W' 'WL U Lv Lf ts 'L ith VJJJSL llwl Tiiitanclal Spoqsars P 1 SlOOO S6 OO Rawltnson s Department Store Supertor Otl Company Spencer Harrts Robb s Cottee House Warren Locker Plant Bradshaw Applnances Endtcott Motors Carml Feature Underwear lnc Jimmy Robinson Stanley Bros Harper s Drug Store Whtte County Bank Carmu Auto Supply Ztegler Sporting Goods Halliburton Otl Well Cementtng Co R A Harrus Company H 81 Rice Motor Company Stern s Flowers Frank Borah Men s Wear Carml News Agency Jarboe Furnlture Store Flower Shop Grayvtlle Crossvtlle Otl Co and Body Shop Huqhes Insurance Agency Mokler s Cate H 8. H Super Market Brewer 81 Ingram Stanley Servtce Statton Mallette Equipment Company Walker Funeral Home Jordan s Grocery 81 Departmerwore Whtte County Lumbcr Compank, Neht Bottltnq Company C Mtsstonary Baptist Church The Ritz Theater Lockyear's Bustness College Spteth Studto Frankltn Supply Company gs I srH VW f r x .14 ERR my ini Hertt Jones Dr E R Veatch, Optometrtsf Walker Funeral Home Whtte County Appliance Companyxx oo Cafe r I 1 C-N C x N 'X RT' 'XJ 'X m l SIXTY Fivr ,S W K . , -uffl J if ' F, F F .L-'T gym ,-J Q y W u l x g N- yflu-1 VY rtmll t at L N s s, D ,V - Q, X u , . . W, 4. V 1 ' - A - ,EV F K ft lftf t ', if J 1, H A . . K ' 1 --l t l. Q Q A X N? K bl K' 4 y I t 'N l Sturm Funeral Home Q ,N -T V., ,L tx. . , 9 I 1 . . .r - A S NP A I Ns - -1. . i Vc- ' - - Q.-.pg I ' 5. ..x 5, '5 . . . M p A . . , Xt ' xx O. . F., lnc. K TTA 7 , RD Q, F XX!! HXHSY f Ziff U ,f-. 'Q 15: U fi. F f'x':'. Q'y: gif' 'fm f Y 1 CSF '75 fy '. ,, 51.15 Hfffl Q F- ,' '.' LQ. Jw A .' 5:.f'. +3 Q. 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