Dibrell High School - Wildcat Yearbook (McMinnville, TN)

Text from Pages 1 - 100 of the 1963 volume:

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A x 1 AY-' '- K 4 if i ll' 4 11 4 5 WAITING FOR THE DA WN 1963 The Wildcat Published by the Senior Class Alma Mater if , 1 AVTK , t 9 Stars To Steer By Our Guiding Lights . ..... . . . ...... . . . . . Limelights . W Sidelights . Shooting Stars Dusk , . Midnight . . Dawn . We have heard that our school days are the happiest days of our lives. One reason we, the senior class of 1963, have had a happy school life is because of one certain person. First of all, We think of her as an expert Home Economics teacher, doing her work with dignity and pride. Not only is she Home Economics teacher but she also teaches Biology, with the hope that we will learn. She is a person to whom you can go with your problems and always depend upon a straight answer. She allows everyone his right of opinion, and she is always. a very understanding person. We are proud to say we have had the privilege of knowing her, and we would like to show our appreciation to her by dedicating our 1962-63 yearbook, THE h WILDCAT, to Mrs. Edwin Blankenship., The Senior Class Qi. I A . . 5 ,5 'X g V ' A ' , ' - 'I ' ' A x . 1 A V I ' .E F ,, 2 L' f ' - f' 1 ' - . - s - Q51 N M 1 Supervisor of Instruction MISS BESSIE LEE MASON hwy Ill---s Superintendent of Warren County Schools MR. CARL CAMPBELL Commissioners o Board o Education MR. RALPH T. ROBINSON MR. ARTHUR LORANCE MR. IOI-IN L. BROCK MR. GEORGE GRISSOM MR. FOSTER TAYLOR I' - H'- 1' O O I A dmznls tratw n ' ' i 4 MR. EDWIN BLANKENSHIP Principal Dibrell High School 1962 1963 To The Students of Dibrell School With the closing of this school year, which we believe has been a successful one, students, you must realize that the element of competition is greater than a year ago . Because of the rapid population increase we must assume that with the passing of each year this competitiveness will present a major problem to each of you. Therefore, it becomes necessary for you to accept more responsibility in early life in order to be able to solve more complex problems in later life. The world in which we live today with tremendous progress being made in all occupational fields, you must gain more knowledge in a shorter period of time than in years past. Education is growing day by day, and any time not spent wisely can never be regained. I want to congratulate the senior class in their efforts for providing us with a fine yearbook, which will be cherished for many years . I wish each member of this senior class much success in their future endeavors . Sincerely , Edwin M . Blankenship Principal, Dibrell School 5 ,yt rvg ,. MISS PAULINE GRIBBLE Miss Pauline with her sweet charm that delights children of all ages has taught school for many years. She was born and reared in the Dibrell Community and attended M.T.S.C. She is very active in church and community life. Some of her hobbies are working in flowers and traveling. We will all love her and remember her as our first grade teacher. MRS . KELLY REEDER Mrs. Reeder is a quiet teacher of the third grade and has a social ability that is marvelous. She was born near Smithville and attended T. P.I. and M.T. S.C. She began her teaching career in DeKalb Co. and later transferred to Dibrell where she is now teaching the third grade. She especially loves traveling and reading. MRS. WILMA GLENN Mrs. Glenn is a very lovable woman whom all the students at Dibrell have grown to love and respect. She was born in Warren C. and went to school at Dibrell. She then obtained a B.S. Degree from M.T.S.C. Her hobbies are teaching, housekeeping, and in general having fun. MRS . CHRISTINE FOSTER Mrs. Foster is a very dependable woman. When there is an activity going on at school, you can bet she will be there. Mrs. Foster holds a permanent professional elementary certificate from M.T. S.C. The majority of her teaching days has been spent with the fourth grade. She is very devoted to her home life and particularly enjoys cooking and sewing. a iv-.X MISS BESSIE GRIBBLE Miss Bessie, a neat, trim lady, has devoted most of her life to teaching school. She was born in the Dibrell Community and attended school there. She attended M.T.S. C. Most of her work has been with the elementary grades, and she is now teaching the Sth grade. Her enjoyment lies especially in crafts and flowers. MR. A. A. ALLISON Mr. Alllson's erect posture portrays his poise and self-confidence. His love for nature makes him an ideal, Agricultural teacher. He was born in Putnam Co. and attended high school there. He obtained his B.S. Degree from T.P.l. and his M.A. Degree from U.T. Mr. Allison is also a math teacher. When he finds the time he loves to fish and read, but most of all he enjoys shopwork. -Q-a I 1 -1 f MR. EDWARD OLIVER Mr. Oliver, a tall, black-haired bachelor, has led an 'interesting life. His early education was obtained from McMinnville schools. Later he attended many of the fine colleges in Alabama, Kentucky, North Carolina, and Tennessee. He has taught the 6th grade several years here at Dibrell, besides his work in other schools. He loves to work with Boy Scouts and is leader of Troop 313. MISS FRANKIE GOLDEN Miss Golden's sunny personality is an encouragement to every student at Dibrell She is a native of Warren Co. and also attended school there. After completing high school she decided to iurther her education and attendec' David Lipscomb where she obtained a B.S. Degree. She ' then went on to get a M.A. Degree at M.T.S.C. and an E.D.S. Degree from George Peabody College. Miss Golden participates in all kinds of sports and especially enjoys traveling. lei ff' MR. ROBERT EARLE CANTRELL MRS. EVLYON GRIBBLE Mr. Cantrell has what seems to be an almost perfect life. Mrs. Gribble is one of Dibrell's most outstanding and Besides teaching, he is a minister and is married to a most learned teachers. She was born in Cannon Co. and lovely brown-haired girl. He was born in Warren Co. and attended elementary andhigh school at Dibrell. Then attended school in the adjoining counties. In 1957 he she went to M.T.S.C. and earned a B.S. Degree. entered ministry in the Methodist Church and studied for Afterwards she did graduate work in Library Science at two years at Martin College in Pulaski, Tennessee. He M.T.S.C. She is the high school English teacher, and also studied at M.T.S.C. He is now a member of the in her spare time she loves to read, and work with crafts McMinnville Circuit Methodist Churches. He loves and flowers. basketball, hunting, and fishing, and plans the future toward ministry and possibly teaching. MRS. EDWIN BLANKENSHIP Mrs. Blankenship, a tall, auburn-haired lady, makes Home Economics enjoyable as well as practical. She was born in Pikeville and attended Bledsoe C. High. She attended the U.T. and obtained a B.S. Degree in Home Economics. Before coming to Dibrell she worked as school lunch supervisor in Bledsoe County. She is a very devoted wife and mother and enjoys sewing, painting, crafts, and reading. t 1. vnu-Q., -l MR. EDVVIN BLANKENSHIP Mr. Blankenship, principal of Dibrell possesses a smile that slowly spreads across his face when confronted with a question. When talking to a student, he considers time as nothing. Mr. Blankenship was born and attended school in DeKalb Co. He acquired his B.S. Degree from T.P.I. and his M.A. Degree from M.T.S.C. Besides being the principal, he teaches Algebra and Civics. His hobbies include hunting and all sorts of sports. He is also very interested in world affairs. 2 ,nf--:ull f f 08600000 900000000 300000090 MR. ARC HIE WAX Mr. Wax, a native of Pilger, Nebraska is a clear thinker on political and world affairs. He is one of the proud Americans who fought in World War II. After the war he finished his high school days at Madison College and later obtained his B.S. Degree from M.T.S.C. He is the commercial and history teacher here at Dibrell and is the eighth grade sponsor. His interest lies in flying and experimenting with Mechanical things. His password is work. MRS . ELIZABETH RICE Mrs. Rice is a true speech teacher, for she takes a sincere interest in every student. She was born in Warren Co. and attended high school at Central. Later she obtained her B.S. Degree from George Peabody College where she majored in Music Education and Piano. She loves to read and play musical instruments. ' A . MR. IIMMY BLANKENSHIP Mr. Blankenship is a young looking man whose desires for playing basketball is expressed in his coaching of the boys' and girls' high school basketball teams. He was born in Warren Co. and went to school at Central and Dibrell. Later he attended M.T.S.C. and gained a B.S. Degree there. All sports are his favorites, especially fishing. MRS. LILLIE MAE CANTRELL Mrs. Cantrell is a born pianist. Her love of music shines on all her students. She was born in DeKalb Co. and attended school at Smithville. She has taught music off and on for thirty- eight years. Mrs. Cantrell likes to crochet and has won several trophies for her beautiful work. l- LIMELIGHTERS I Royal Highness , S1 YQ., X V X X'. , N,-x rd -.14 'A 5. x Q .-fs-. X X if. I r' Shine on Harvest Moon JAMES DEXTER MARGARET WASHER 11 MISS DIBRELL HIGH Yalta Gay 'x 9 I gi sys? 01 E 5' wi: 4 I2 X 'Hx v s Qx W JAMES DEXTER Bachelor otfflfgliness .l fit 5, Best All Around: They've got the world on a string. JOYCE NEELY AND DANNY ADCOCK 8 i QLD!! 1 I L Most Studious: Stars of achievement aren't easily won. LENA ADCOCK AND BILLY BROWN Most Ambitious: Determination spells success. LINDA GLENN AND BILLY BROWN FH 2 I, .1LL,, ' A A fax .' H2 fi' ' g 1' ., v,5xf'u, XX . . EL E, ' tg FN-' if . e :fy I ., L .47 ' I Most Courteous: It's nice to be important, but it's more Most Congenialz Give your best and the best will come important to be nice. back to you. CAROLYN BARNES AND KENNETH LEE MARY CHARLES KNOWLES AND DANNY ADCOCK Neatest: A place for everything and everything in its place. NLARY KNOWLES AND GORDON WATTS Most Beautiful Girl and Most Handsome Boy: A thing of Beauty is a joy forever. MARGARET WASHER AND KENNETH LEE FSL! Friendliest: Friendly to ally hostile to none. MARGARET WASHER AND IAMES DEXTER Most Athletic: Victory is a thing of the will YALTA GAY AND JOE GRISSOM 3 fa, 9,1-' tv if Eighth grade Sweethearts: The day is done, and the darkness falls from the wings of night. VIRGINIA IOHNSON AND BUTCH COLE Seventh grade Sweethearts: The sun descending in the west, and the evening star does shine. BRENDA JONES AND PAUL PARKER A .L Freshman Sweethearts: Night brings a sadness that resembles sorrow only as the mist resembles rain. TERRY BENNETT AND IANE GRIBBLE Sophomore Sweethearts: Nothing is fixed that mortals see or know, unless perhaps the stars in heaven be so. MARY DUNLAP AND STANLEY CANTRELL Senior Sweethearts: Dawn is a promise, a promise that is always kept. GLENDA McCORMAGK AND LANE JONES junior Sweethearts: Thy beauty haunts me heart and soul, O thou fair moon, so close and bright. BENITA YOUNG AND GARY LYNN ADCOCK lg SID ELIGHTS Beta Club It Takes Work To Achieve A Star 5 t., Music Club in U Junior 4-H Club To Make The Best Better Senior 4-H Club Homemukers of Tomorrowas Club We're Swinging On A Future Star Future Farmers 0fAmerica Prowling Cat 6606660609 00000000000 A Star To Follow Helpers , Club T1 F' fS3.1:'i.-I - ,,-55' The B0 Scouts l Q 1 YT X A 7 . - :ij T 'lx ,- fe' :JN R TROOP 313-OWL PATROL MRS. BONNIE ADCOCK Mrs. Adccck., a young, likeable woman, is a housewife as well as a teacher. She was born in Spencer, Tennessee. She graduated from Spencer High School and attended Middle Tennessee State College where she majored in English and History. Here at Dibrell she teaches eighth and nineth grade English and eighth grade History. Mrs. Adcock loves to tint pictures ln her spare time. jj ' X l THE HOME DEMONSTRATION CLUB AND THE COMMUNITY IMPROVEMENT CLUB ARE ALWAYS INTERESTED IN THE PROGRESS OF DIBRELL. L '- .f 'f 2- :!:13Q:2:2:2: :ISIEEEIECEIEIL 115:2g:5:5:5:5:5:5:g:5:5. 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LEFT TO RIGHT: Ianie Iohnson, Linda Merriman, Betty Mullican, Judy Brady, Ianie Dexter Ieannette Stanton, Marilyn Magness. 355262 High chool Girls' Basketball 'Fil , , ',,. , Y ...- -..-.' ---- MMS- f ' ' FRONT ROW: Left to Right, Eva Bratcher--Sophomore, Elladean Tittsworth--Junior, Iudy Hildreth--Sophomore, Carol Parker--Sophomore, Judy Watts--Freshman, Elaine McCormack--Sophomore, Yalta Gay--Senior, Mary Knowles--Senior BACK ROW: Coach Mr. Jimmy Blankenship, Manager--Brenda Adams, Barbara Moore--Freshman, Iean Cantrell--Sophcw more, Betty Glenn--Freshman, Carol Hendrix--Freshman, Iane Gribble--Freshman, Wanda Greene--Freshman, Manager--Linda Greene, and Statistician--Benita Young. SQV' V f Y 3' , 12- , . .:. ,, ,,f'1'fl'13--:Ll-' : '.,.--'wg x A L Yalta Gay Captain Senior-Forward 7 'i ,... QQ J 5 L 1 mf. fqirxi , : .. E e Es . M .. I in -5 .v Lf- x :Q-4 ..-.:y -. Mary Knowles Captain Senior-Guard Jean Cantrell Freshman-Guard 142 Eva Lou Bratcher Sophomore-Forward pf. Iudy Hildreth Sophomore-Guard -V- Lg xi' 1 Iane Gribble Pre shman-Guard ' t .J 1 .1 Elladean Tittsworth Junior-Forward Elaine McCormack Sophomore-Guard Barbara Moore and Carol Hendrix Pre shmen-Forward s . Q... Eff Carol Parker Sophomore-Forward - 11, if l new Judy Watts Freshman-Guard ,Ls-f NIM R k 1, -T if . ' ,J Lf' I 7 -4 Lf E 1- ' . , 'Q Q 1 M ' . X Carol Glenn and Wanda Greene Freshmen-Guards 32 i Guard and Forward Selected as All-Tournament Players The beginning of the 1962-63 basketball season found 14 anxious girls dressed- out ready to do their part to make their team one of the best in history. We considered ourselves very lucky to have lost only two players from graduation, but still we were a very inexperienced group. Our main team consisted of: Yalta Gay and Mary Knowles: seniors, Elladean Tittsworth: junior, Elaine McCormack, Iudy Hildreth, and Carol Parker: sophomores. There were other girls who,performed on the floor throughout the season, they were: Jean Cantrell and Eva Bratcher: sophomores, Iudy Watts, Iane-Gribble, Betty Glenn, Wanda Greene, Barbara Moore, and Carol Hendrix: freshmen. We had two captains, namely: Mary Knowles and Yalta Gay. Por the opening game we tackled Liberty. Luck was against us that night, two of our main players were suffering with the flu. When the final whistle blew, we were behind 6 points. Our next game was with Spencer, and it was a thriller. It was nip and tuck from the first tick of the clock to the last gong. We were downed by the Spencer Eaglettes 27-28 . We had other games like this throughout the season. Our record for the season was 6 wins and 18 defeats. We are proud of this record considering that we played teams with higher ratings than us in the past. Our high scorer for the season was Yalta Gay with 336 points. She ranked 7th in the District. Cne obstacle that We encountered was Eva Bratcher's appendectomy. This crippled the Wildcats for the last part of the season. In the Warren County tournament we had two girls chosen as All-Tournament players: they were: Mary Knowles and Yalta Gay. We feel there were some very outstanding players wearing the Wildcats' uniforms the past season, and we are leaving it up to them to bring the record up in the future. As the 16th District Tournament rolled around we were to play the Morrison Eaglettes. Luck was with us, we downed them 33-26. Our next game was with the City Rebels. In this game we were not so lucky and were defeated by 18 points. We would like to thank Coach Iimmy Blankenship for all his time and effort that he has put forth. I have enjoyed very much being on his team and would like to wish him all the luck in the future years. By: Mary Knowles High School Boys' Basketball Team 1 .-...- m,m..a.4 -- -'l ,gf . - . . , mi.J.'..'p. .'Fl'r .--, FRONT ROW: Lane jones-Manager, Danny Adcock-Manager, G-ary Adcock, Otis Martin. SECOND ROW: Coach-Iimmy Blankenship, Iames Dexter, Terry Bennet, Iunior Ralph, Ioe Grissom, Ierry Foster, Billy Sutton, Phil Bennet. NOT PICTURED: Stanley Cantrell, Burton Iones, Billy Brown, Gary D. Adcock, Iimmy Crutcher. 'B ,, f '-fl ' -- ' -' -fs, ' E f y 'ffffl i wg ig ! lv-:J ' A -f x w r ' K 'Yr 5 QE . im : U P x Iimmy Crutcher Iames Dexter Freshman-Forward Senior-Guard Captain Gary L. Adcock Junior-Guard Gary D. Adcock-Guard - IUl1i01' RH1Ph'SGI1i0F' Sophomore: Stanley Guard-Captain? Bi1lY Cantrell-Forwarqp Sutton-Junior-Guard Sophomore Burton Iones Billy Brown Iunior-C enter Sophomore-C enter Io e Gris S om Iunior-Forward -f 5 E Terry Bennett-Freshman- IGITY FOSYSI' Forward 5 Phil Bennett- I11niOf-FOUNHFG Freshman-Forward , wf Wildcats Go To Semi-Finals in District Tournament As the beginning of this basketball season rolled around, the Dibrell Wildcats were eager to get down to work and try to win a few ballgames. They had lost three players from the previous year and had gained four, so the future was looking good for this season. This year's squad consisted of one senior: Iames Dexter: five juniors: Ioe Grissom, Burton Jones, Gary L. Adcock, Jerry Foster, and Billy Sutton: four sophomores Billy Brown, Stanley Cantrell, Gary D. Adcock, and Iohn Herman: and four freshmen: Iimmy Crutcher, Terry Bennett, Phil Bennett, and Otis.Martin. These boys were being directed by a fine coach, Mr. Jimmy Blankenship. Coach Blankenship's starting lineup consisted of four juniors and one sophomore, but it was soon changed. A freshman walked in to the starting lineup. The Dibrell Wildcats were seated second for the County Tournament and went to the finals where they were defeated by McMinnville Central. We had two All-tourna- ment players chosen from the Wildcats' squad, they were Toe Grissom and Burton Iones. Along about the time of the County Tournament we had another player to be- come a member of the Dibrell Wildcats' squad. This boy was Junior Ralph, a player, who has strengthened the team tremendously. After the County Tournament the Wildcats met two good teams, Red Iarrell's Red Raiders and Coach Martin's Spencer Eagles and were defeated twice in a row. Then they went to working harder and won six games straight. The Smithville Tigers knock- ed them off of their winning streak, then they were defeated by Central. Finally the Wildcats were ready for their last scheduled game for the season which was- with Grundy County. Boy, was this game a thriller! The Wildcats played the best first half that they had played the whole season. The game finally ended with the Wild- cats defeating Grundy by a margin of 10 points. As the 16th District Basketball Tournament rolled around the Wildcat's first game was with Grundy County. The boys knew that they were going to have really to work hard in order to beat the Yellow Iackets, since they had already beaten them twice in a row. Finally the time came and the Wildcats defeated the Yellow Iackets once again by a margin of 10 points. The Wildcat's next game was with the Red Raiders in the semi-finals. ln' this game the Wildcats were not so lucky and were defeated 64 to 33. Coach Jimmy Blankenship has done a fine job with these boys this year, so both Coach Blankenship and the Wildcats are looking forward to their future year of basket- ball. 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Our Birth is but a sleep and a forgetting The soul that rises with us, out life's star. k tr-JY R' 'Q' , Lf s-..- Terry Bennett Waymon Bond Wayne Capshaw Darlene Cole Q- Q in' v-Ig 1 . - I X Ilm Crutcher '41 'Ui cya Leland Curtis : ' ' A . ,A ,, JZ sg.. - ' . F a, if-' -,E i I Ng - N . - 5. '- K , 1- 1 1 H . Betty Glenn Joe Greene I' ' ' ' 7 T 'f' ' Y 7 1 w - ' K . -::-. , 577' . Wh- Carolyn Hendrix Rickey Hillis it ' t , in az' W, . , ,, N3 f . . -' 7, ,QI 'Sgt if - . . V . kr-A at '41 . . td if' th X V .' f ' ' ' Clifton Jones Shadie Rankhorn Judy Magness Janette Stanton lift lane Dexter 'Sv 5-.0 , 5'1- hgt-. U-L, I , - J EFX if-L. is N Vs.-Q -:, - 4, ,- +Lifii'.I,.5g,'Al,r -it .. .. 1 wi.-. ,. t Wanda Greene ? Glenell Ione s ra QT. ss,- wu- Otis Martin Eddie Sparkman Peggy Dunlap 'foe 8, '1 'if l K Xt Iame Gribble W WN ' A7 we-sr xl Linda Jones . Mn. T --.-- r yxxtgg r . 3 Q ? I I Wayne McCoy David Sneed Lum g if vu by 2 Ji ' ' f i' '. ' . bu x H - -xx Wi. J.. lf, if v.! . Q r yy G '- D s , el C ,4 r-L: if C? . ax xi . :ff-gf X I David Ferrell :vs ,Q it van I for f fr Sn I Y. a ga , Ia nic e Harmon , - . 1 gi. rag if T Q Carolyn Jones 'li' , ll I Barbara Moore Iudy Watts we Q l l -,J ,,4 ..ixJb .N ,14 , .-1,f,. .lm l ,:, - . -Af - +-NH' X 1, 9 A , ' ,i'1 M. 1 CLASS OFFICERS: President, Ann McCormack, Vice-President, Gordon Wattsy Secretary, Doris Williarnsg Tifeasurer, Randall Fuston. Sophomores QQUBN Y T fx,- My ' ' For I dipped into the future, Far as human eye could see, Saw the vision of the world, And all the wonder that would be. Alfred, Lord Tennyson v vor' Ng. Q Q.-,H Gary Adcock Iewel Arnold Ioan Bond Judy Brady Eva Lou Bratche '. fzvxg .,. - France s Brat chef Q' 3 -I Q . 1 -y- - qs- I I1 f Vernice Dunlap 36 .u,, L... Judie Hildreth as 50 ?L .-XX' AW X -N Linda Merriman Betty Sutton V---x 1? . A Qu -un, R lf? Q ! PS su 4 1,- 1 .-.K , Billy Brown 'oe , 'Q K ,I Randall Fuston nf gg vs, I 5 x x v,- ' vw, Iimmy Hillis .4 L-. 'tr' If .JA dx Betty Mullican Rose Wat son ! . Q ft X 1 Nl M in Ar . Lai .1 'W . Q S V L ,4 '-L. . r 'i 'iF , 'X ., ' C , Kia' 2 R to -S 1 X EL 51,53 1 t o ' jean Cantrell Stanley Cantrell ? 'flu . M S ' ,Li-fL'55fvwfF ,filgfs g 5: ' .' Lg .w-1::k?s115f :.- t f A -at S'?rii'G'?QgEv1Y 5'1Pf3.-F-:-'ft 'H fire-16429. avze-ifiagwfi- ,A '- , ' rv,-11 14- 111' 7J '5g ,,-: 5. . Q, , -wr-fan-.aSwf1,'ue5, 2, ':'z.,.. . + , 5 'tfswsgyfw 2:4-f rf, 1i +2 ' ,jl'1f'1 .441 -.. r 'B 3' gee k 4 1 his 5 - Linda Glenn . -'Ur ,lx ' ' Q5 A v--X, . 9, r f R, fv-fmxl k 'I 441154, f re 1 I f ll . L. . .r lkli.. Tommy Hutchins QT-vf L. Carol Parker Gordon Watts nf - 1 1 'WL 4-1' P Q J .. Usa I ia.. V' . i. fw. . . gg gf: 5 i 2' '-1:Z1N.'fi V' rf it M' ' If 'fi E-f.:q'1'- f' '-3551 -' 52:7 ':'f 'f1 . 'fic All Samuel Greene 'L -w......- i, irq Mary Dunlap ian: Ayr Iohn Herman 115 ,. '5-W .... 5 I Ann McCormack Elaine McCormack .Al .' 'Tu ' ' ' A. A A-, i A If W N ,. , ,, If ', , fi ,- 1' I f ' '. 241 '- . S t Q25 -if ffl -.1 ' . V ' V 'Shir 4 l '-1-,if . . ' 1- ' 1, , V' Jai- Rayburn Pedigo Doris Williams George Roller Brenda Young ,- nr. ,...... -.-n Nxssx tx-N ,- CLASS OFFICERS: President, Tommy Hildrethp Vice-President, Burton Ionesg Secretary, Brenda Adamsg Treasurer, Lena Adcockg Song Leader Sally McClaran. Juniors The night is long, That never finds the dawn. -.Q X Brenda Adams Lena Adcock l l If gi' W, , XXI wa--' la. ' ii L. Lawrence Ferrell Dianna Fields 5 v f Carroll Hendrlxson Tommy Hlldreth Ii Sally McClaran Gary Newby Elladean Tlttsworth Larry Turner fx -Y li I'-s-5 pk N r V X , f' ' 'Y V. . lrnfigi X IXQSF1 If X ' ' YJ -r 5 sql' V 'I All .1 1' ,4 ' X. ' ,EL we 1 Hgssisp J: m y ll an ie . r .fi - -L 1- ' ' in ,Q , FFP, , 3 .y X ow. :nl 'wfllz T13 in Ll XDEXTJ qv Garry Adcock ri -W 41 . 2-.Q 'Q Li L . Ierry Poster Ianle Iohnson cagx NO-o '75 b ' . ! , 'Q I -'Q ' '1' Gary Pe digo Patsy Watson 'N L 'sr' ,. ,L G- --B. - f F' : z ' -J! ' igg. ' ily xiii.: 5 of -, ,U gyai - y 1 ff5ff.2a?ign 'W75555F 1 5 1- 'f 8 F5'::: in 4525? . .1--1- .fone Jil nl L1 Faye Anderson ' fx ' 4' s. .7 f R Linda Greene L3 , if 7 1 nl- S A I 1 Sf. Burton Jones l XT 'Q' i- ...- Sandra Sneed Benita Young Eddie Bain Joe Grissom tt, Marilyn Magness . ,E-fn. Q ig- -as V, V 'jx R YQ? f -J ,.- if Q . r - ff Q 'x - ' gf 'V' '. Veg gfj5jg:,1:z5jj,::.. 1,143 ng, . 5:2 -5Qg3w,,'5:tl,f-L ',. X ?l1:2::,,.:,-gif :f , f. V l.. t,,,l.4 ,A Billy Sutton II DAWN Fin fi Midnight foretells the dawn DANIEL DWAINE ADCOCK CAROLYN JEAN BARNES A more modest girl we could not find, that's why we think she's fine. Here I am, you lucky girls! 4-H Club 58-61, F.F.A. Club 58-62, Booster Club 60-61, Volleyball 61- 63, Boys' Basketball Manager, Friendliest Boy 61-62, King of the Fall Festival 61-62, Most Congenial Boy 62-63, Best All Around Boy 62-63, President of the Senior Class 62-63, Sports Editor of THE PROWLING CAT 62-63, Sports Editor of The Wildcat 62-63. ,J ' Librarian 59-63, 4-H Club 59-63, H.T.C. Club 59-63, Chairman of Pood in H.T.C. Club 59-63, Song Leader 59-62, Beta Club 60-63, Helpers' Club 60-63, Organization Editor of The Wildcat 62-63, Artist for ' THE PROWLING CAT 62-63, Snapshot Chairman for Scrapbook 62-63, Most Courteous Girl 62-6 3. IAMES KENITH DEXTER Studiously inclined, but not often. F.P.A. Club 62-63, F.F.A. Treasurer 62-63, Basketball 61-63, Senior Class Treasurer 62-63, Fall Festival King 62-63, Friendliest Boy 62-63, Bachelor of Ugliness 62-63, Co-Editor of THE PROWLING CAT 62-63, Features Editor of The Wildcat 62-63. 4,1 N YALTA IANE GAY Her answers, and her graceful air Prove she's wise, as well as fair. HTC Club 59-63, Booster Club 60-61, 'Beta Club 61-63, Helpers' Club 61- 62, Senior 4-H Club 59-63, Basketball 59-63, A11 Tournament 61-63, Co- Captain of Basketball 62-63, Girls' State 61-62, Sophomore Sweetheart, Junior Sweetheart, Secretary of Senior 4-H 62-63, Beta Club President 62- 63, Class Secretary 61-62, Class Editor of The Prowling Cat 62-63, Advertising Editor of The Wildcat 62-63, Contestant in Warren Co. Beauty Pageant 61-62, Most Athletic 62-63, Miss Dibrell High 62-63. 5 if S HARYN ANN Beta Club 61 Booster Club Clinic 61-62 Class Editor Editor of the 61-62, Contestant in Warren Co. Fair Beauty Pageant. Sweet to walk with, Witty to talk with, lovely to look upon. -63, Vice President Beta Club 61-62, 4-H Club 59-63, , H.T.C. Club 59-63, Runner up to Champion Speller 59-60, The dawn is breaking through to a great tomorrow IIMMIE FRANCES GREENE She isn't a flower or a pearl, She's just a good, all-round girl. Beta Club 60-63, Music Club 60-61, 4-H Club 59-63, H.T.C. Club 61- 63, Helpers' Club 59-63, Booster Club 60-61, Organization Editor of The Dibrell Scrapbook 62-63, Sports Editor for THE PROWLING CAT 62-63, Advertising Editor for The Wildcat 62-63. HOLLANDSWORTH 60-61, Cheerleader 61-62, Captain 61-62, Cheerleading of THE PROWLING CAT, Feature Editor of The Wildcat, Class Dibrell Scrapbook, School Board Representative of Youth Day KELLY LANE IONES Live fast, love hard, die young and leave a beautiful memory. 4-H Club 58-61, F.F.A. Club 58-62, Helpers' Club 62-63, Booster Club 60-61, Senior Sweetheart 62-63, Boys' Basketball Manager 62-63, Sports Editor of THE PROWLING CAT 62-63, Business Manager of The Wildcat 62-63. star can be a number of things, a man, a child, or sparkling rings. MARY CHARLES KNOWLES What is merrier than her voice? Senior 4-H Club 59-63, H.T.C. Club 61-63, Beta Club 61-63, Booster Club 60-61, Helpers' Club 61-62, Class Treasurer 59-60, Volleyball 59- 63, Basketball 59-63, Basketball Captain 62-63, All Co. and District Tournament Player 61-62, Sports Editor of The Wildcat 62-63, Gossip Editor of THE PROWLING CAT 62-63, Organization of The Dibrell Scrap- book 62-63, Delegate to Girls State 61-62, Ribbon Girl 62-63, Neatest ' Girl 62-63, Most Congenial Girl 62-63. FREDDY KENNETH LEE A gentlemen more you could not findy he's a fine fellow who is always kind 4-H Club 59-60, Booster Club 60-61, F.P.A. Club 59-62, F.F.A. Speaker 59-60, F.F.A. Club Secretary 62-63, Basketball 61-62, Class Treasurer 59-60, Class Vice-President 60-61, Class Treasurer 61-62, Senior 4-I-I Reporter 60-61, Class Song Leader 62-63, Volleyball 62-63, Artist of the PROWLING CAT 62-63, Wildcat Snapshot Editor 62-63, FFA Creed District Speaking Contest 59-60, Freshman Sweetheart 59-60, Sophomore Sweet- heart 60-61, Best All Round'61-62, Most Courteous 62-63, Most Hand- some 62-63. GLENDORA MCCORMACK She is pretty in two ways, pretty nice and pretty ways. 4-H Club 59-63, H.T.C. Club 59-63, Beta Club 59-63, Helpers' Club 60-63, Secretary of the Beta Club 61-62, Vice-President of Beta Club 62- 63, Champion Speller 60-61, Runner-up Champion Speller 61-62, Typist of THE PROWLING CAT 62-63, Co-Editor of The Wildcat 62-63, Represen- tative to School Board of Education Youth Day, Senior Sweetheart 62-63. Each man has a star to lead the way, through troubles he meets every day. Joyce ELAINE NEELY '-VX t. .417 ' qi ALLEN DANNY PARKHURST 1 I-le is little, and he is wise, but he is quite a terror for his size. 4-H Club 59-63, FFA Club 59-60, Organization Editor for The Wildcat N 62-63. 'FQR' Always smiling, never frowning. 4-H Club 59-63, Beta Club 60-63, Corresponding Secretary 62-63, H.T. C. Club 59-63, Helpers' Club 60-63, Class President 61-62, Class sec- retary 62-63, Editor of The Wildcat 62-63, Editor of THE PROWLING CAT 62-63, Attended Annual Seminar in Cookville '62, Features Editor of the Scrapbook, Best All Around 62-63. IUNIOR RALPH He doesn't let classes interfere with his sleeping. 'E' Transferred from Ryan High School, Ioppa, Ala. Basketball 62-63. . ' The most important thing you'll ever do is to choose the star that will lead you. IU' N' BRENDA JOYCE ROLLER Beauty, Charm, and Wisdom all these are hers. 4-H Club 59-63, 4-H Club Reporter 62-63, H.T.C. Club 59-63, President of H.T.C. Club 62-63, Secretary of H.T.C. Club 60-61., Treasurer of H. T.C. Club 61-62, Helpers' Club 62-63, Booster Club 60-61, Gossip Edi- tor of THE PROWLING CAT 62-63, Secretary of Class 60-61, Reporter to Southern Standard 61-62, Class Editor of The Wildcat 62-63, Organi- zation Editor of the Scrapbook 62-63, Attended Annual Seminar in Cookville 61-62 . MARGARET ANN WASHER Five foot two, eyes of blue. Beta Club 60-63, 4-H Club 59-63, Booster Club 60-61, Helpers' Club 59- 63, H.T.C. Club 59-63, Vice-President of Class 62-63, Vice-President of H.T.C. Club 62-63, Beta Club Reporter 60-61, Recording Secretary of Beta Club 61-62, Champion Speller 59-60, 61-62, Typist of The Dibrell Scrapbook 62-63, Typist of THE PROWLING CAT 62-63, Representative to Operation Heart Beat 62-63, Business Manager of The Wildcat 62-63, Harvest Festival Queen 62-63, Friendliest 62-63, Most Beautiful 62-63. RITA ANN WHITEAKER She has an unsurpassed record as a friend. 4-H Club 60-63, H.T.C. Club 62-63, Booster Club 59-60, Beta Club 62- MW 63, Librarian 60-63, Helpers' Club 61-63, Class Editor of The Wildcat 62-63, Contestant in the Miss Warren County Fair Contest. Valedictorian MARGARET ANN WASHER Margaret completed her four years at Dibrell with the highest honor offered a senior. Her average of 95. 81 proves that she Our Brightest Stars has worked hard to accomplish this goal. Her record is one not soon to be forgotten. I 'dig' ,,. fo fpr- .415 Z' 4 Salutatorian GLENDORA MCCORMACK Glendora has left an unforgettable record at Dibrell. She ranked second with an average of 93. 79. Glendora's interests lie not only in studies but also in clubs and other activities. She sets an excellent example for one to follow. Historian IIMMIE FRANCES GREENE Frances has now finished her high school days with an average of 92 . O and the honor of being the Historian of 1962-63. Frances belonged to most every club and was a great sports enthusiast. Her name will not be forgotten around Dibrell. Waiting for the bus. Happy Birthday. t A toss up. We should have beaten that Buy a paper, Lending a helping hand. 2 1 X . K 1 I .x ' , ,..W,',vf L W., ,--.- , r---ir'-1-1 4-if-f ' ' , '11, ,HV 1 A .T V' .il V.-H, I Taking a break? Mr. Allison and F. F.A. OFFICERS How do we rate? 'E ' l l X . v 4 .4 X V 4 .J Aren't we handsome? All work and no play makes Iack a dull boy. I 0. ., V t - . V, ah- .I ' E J- L 'i'. g P -1 Santa has come. Let's Check. What fun! 1 Eating up the profit. ,. Q 113:--'I -Q f. ' 'iff-' 'Q5 - 4 Rolling out the Red Carpet. What can I do? We are tasting. Bingo ! Gee! I'm nervous! Dear Old Alma Mater. Discus sing History . A Wonderful View. ' +1 Ab' - . What a picnic! 1'll be on Timel We made it! The Wildcat ta - I. 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