Donelson High School - Crest Yearbook (Nashville, TN)

Text from Pages 1 - 54 of the 1946 volume:

The 5 SX 1946 I lrfvlixfzvci I1-v Nu' .Sl'11im' C'lu.r.v uf D011clso1zHigl1Scl1ool IJOXICLSON, TIZXXICSSICIQ THE Vest FOR 1946 STUDENT ACTIVITIES C11 musing PORTRAYS SOME OF THE MANY in wow! am! pictzzrc ring llama 511'-:.'!u1l!a11f1 The 1946 edition of THE CREST, published by the Senior Class of Donelson High School, is the crowning achievement of the years we have spent here. ln it we have recorded the events of this school year in a happy, carefree manner, attempt- ing to show ns as we really are. As we Q0 through the years we shall always remember our school, classmates, teachers, and friends. lf this annual succeeds in being a tangible reminder of all our good times together, it will have served its pur- pose well. CLASSES BS... Crcalizzg Cscful Things Luft tufvflhplainzizzg Oni' Dijfirulfifs Ld! l7lJffI?II17H0lIIFllI0kl'l'.Y of 71t1IllH 7'1ITL' TESTS Q M..fQ il- 5 M IGI-IN HICKMAN TUCKISR. M. .X 1'1'i11r'iju1I, IPOIIUISOII Iliglz 51127111111 In I.IIfl'gI'lIl f'tII'f of our ATIIIYOI, 11 l'0lH'f1'UIl.Y and Iml'm'rf fjUllfIl'l11l1ll -rulznxf gzlidmlzm' in tfzr L1rl'1Hi11i.vfr411'in11 nf vm' tIDftIi7'S so 4zvi.wI,v lead.: IIA'--ff? him do -rua dudimfv this IYJIIIIIIL' of THE KRIZST Qedicatiow acuity jmix I-I. rl-l'L'Klili, xl.x. l'r1'urifu1l. .lfff-1'.-rlffwf KI.x1:x' lx,x'l'11l,r-:I-:N NVYIY Mlex, U, Lf XYIIIEIG I.1l.l.lxw NIM hm lill XI x1..x. .x,1z. 1:5 l.I-l'VtlV'I'1IlI 1 nmHluf'fr'ul ,Yriwm Kl.Xl4'I'lI.X M.xNs1fll4.x,lw Il. H,'l1ll4INII'SllN l.xxlx1:.xn Ilnkn Il mx, 115, nf ll1'xlur'x'. U11HI1'l7l1lff1'.V .l.v.v1'.vlm1! f'z'1m'1'ju1l. l'lJ-x'x- llmm' lffwlmuzn X llmlf lffr'ln'u!im1, Klmfll Mus. R, IJ. XlL'I11'lwl4.'l'1' Mus. lvlyz Xlnfl 1 .x.lx, I.ull,l-1 Xlmwx Ifuun l.uIiH. fflzfffixll Nl.-X. H5 llulllfnnrfirx lfmflixfz. Infmm . ,iq,,gg-W U55 Ufzsfif gfafffoz 7946 Yliuxrmx .'XT.I.EN l':I.IZAlZIiTII OXYIEN ORRIS Grmmvxmx FRANK NIQWMAX Plvrsx' SMITH. .. . CLARK1-3 KICTCLENIJIIN Przmsmrt FQREHANIJ . BILLY NUNLIEX' . BIQTTY Gomm'1x.., Mus, INEZ Fumm . . . . .Edrfm ...Czwdifrzz . 1?11,v1'11m.v ,ilfflflfljjfl -Is.vi.vfu11t nIl.filIL'.Y5 ,Umzngfvf Clos.: Editor . , , .Spm't.v Efflvflll' . ..PImlug1rap11 Editor .. Ciffllldfillll .'U07lG!lFl' , .. Sr'crcfm'y Faculty Adzfiser he lozsses aniofz ss isfofz In the fall of 1942 our span of life in high school began. There were forty-nine timid boys and girls who entered the portals of Donelson High School- timid, but proud. Miss johnson and Mrs. Hawkins. who respectively became Mrs. Grassmand and Mrs, McBurnett after oui' freshman year. were our sponsors. After getting acquainted with each other. we elected the following class officers: Buster Jennings, president: Frank Newman, copresident. Albert Owen and Dor- othy Hurt represented us as cheerleaders, All of these students proved capable of their jobs. and as a freshman class we won several high honors. XYhen September, 1943, rolled around, we came bouncing back to old Donelson High with all the vim. vigor, and vitality that was possible for 1943 boys and girls to possess. Yes, we had quite an exciting and prosperous year, but little did we realize that American history lurked just around the corner. Our slate of officers this year was: Vernon Allen, president: Martha Peek, vice-president: Robert Hurt, secretary-treasurer: and james Lee Burrus, sergeant at arms. Our cheerleaders were none other than Ann Love and Yernon Allen, Ah, yes, what could we expect but a prosperous year with such capable leaders and such a swell class. To our number this year we added a couple of outstanding studentsAPatsy Smith and Fred Denson-who have contributed their store to our success at Donelson High. Mrs, Grass- man and Mrs. McBurnctt were again our class spon- SOYS. The fall of 1944 brought us face to face with our junior year. Some of our original number were gone ieither answering' the call of the draft or enlisting' in the service of our country. Others-you know some always forget to study for exams-are still sopho- mores. VVith another lively addition, Betty Owen, to our family. we were really making history by this time. This year we were led by the following officers: Frank Newman, president: Clarke McClendon. vice- president: Betty Owen, secretary: jimmy Haralson. treasurer: and james Lee Burrus, sergeant at arms. Mrs. Floyd, who came to us this year from Cumber- land, and Mrs. McBurnett becaine our sponsors. XYith their help we again completed a successful year. XYQ would not forget to commend Ralph Finney, Vernon .-Xllen, Patsy Smith, Charlene judkins, and XYayne Steele for their outstanding' performance in the diama, The Bishop's Candlesticks, which won first and third places, respectively, in the school and county contests. lVe were proud to have Ralph place first on the all-star cast. lVe were also represented in sports. It all seems like a dream as I sit and reminisce over our four years in high school and try to express to you some of the important and unforgettable hap- penings during that memorable period. Needless to say, our happiest and best year leaped into view in September, 1945-that glorious senior year. VVith stout hearts and strong minds, we en- tered this year with a purpose to do whatever task lay before us earnestly, willingly, and cheerfully. This we have tried to do. lYe elected the following officers and feel that they have been exceptional leaders: Sam Love, president: Betty Owen, vice-presi- dent: Peggie Forehand, secretary: Bill Nunley, treas- urer: and Vernon Allen, sergeant at arms, This has been our busiest year, what with the annual in progress practically all year-it takes that long' to do an annual job well. Then. too, there was the senior play, The Bachelors Baby, starring Patsy Smith, Bill Nunley, Ann Love, and Lester Hardy. This was a hilarious comedy and proved to be a fa- vorite with the student body, winning hrst place in the school dramatic contest. Yes, as seniors, you really have your hands full, but never let anyone tell you it isn't fun. lt Is worth every second of the twelve years you spend in school just to know the enjoyment of the senior year. Wie appreciate very much our sponsor, Mrs. Floyd, Her guidance and leadership inspired us to attempt to be better citizens and to never turn our back, but march breast forward all the way. Her untiring efforts and her sweet, kind way have led ns to a Final victory. for which we express our sincere ap- preciation. ln behalf of the Class of 19-lo, l should like to express the sincere wish that all future classes will enjoy their years at Donelson as much as we have and that they will profit by some of the ideals we cherished. ln the years to come when we glance at our class history, may it bring' fond memories to each and every heart. Oimis Goommx, Clam flfifllfftlll. fandom Ufaii Sul if I.m1. Nlwmax-1+ I-I wx: 1 IH 4 I'l'f.1.l1- ll.xxlll.l tJI1l'lCl4I Jwl-ix 'mx lfmeliluxn IIXAXI IJ1x11'l.x' Xl'YI,11x' XY1.. 5 X1-'www R, .XLLLN w X . l'Vf51l1.'11! l'i1'rfI'f'uxi4lff1f . .SH'zm'h1ry Tz'n1,r1n'm' Yfrymrzf ul .'lI'Hl.Y XvERNON R. ALLEN Om who jw.vsr'.s'.rr'x ynod ua- rurr. youd .9l JISf', and yuan' scuff- lIll'lIfA'.U aniofz dfaiz JAMES HUWARU BAKER TQATIIERINE CLIFFORDEAN A , , . BONER 'I lIdi'l'lll'tlfI1 ffm! jrnzr nj .vlv1'r- . ff ,. , farlm lm lit'!'f7I'!' fflflllflllfi' than -'HWUY3 P100-9f ' 01-f'fU'5 my pw-Q ,.m,mj ' mlm, alivuys frfflldly-i11af'.f hm' 1'1llH'7H,U ETHEL DAVIS She muff r'mf.rf gum, .rhzr can? l'f',YfJf tca. Curr .rlzv rcsixt hislury? Yrs .rir'ree! FRED ALFRED DENSON PEGGIE HAMILTON FOREHAND U1JHlIflI'l'0Il.Y, dassliml, dvliri- H51 mfflifutillgl. dylrallzir rrd- n1r.v-df1f'lir1y. lzmddu fzworifc among nm' group. ORRIS O. Gfvommx l1l1,'l l'x' ,ly-.Ax lQurmxx'rN ,IMK Hl2RWlR'l' f'U'WW'N HU,m5fyv l.mU.fflU.. ,,md4.5,j. --AW, lmy rin' mlrrum' nf lm' Hur rvlw rx zmmlly swf: 41 -H1050 are his 1711.517 i'if't110.v. mrm'iuIl'uH.v, und ul ull lizmxf W !U f 1l- ffl WIN' U m i'H,'4Y . . , . .7 .v .m'f'7'r.r luv' Yl'l1'7I!i.V 'rullfz lu-wliy mf' -WWW' um! 1fr'I'lYfl'HVl,H 2' - I ., I h , -ff! 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Tllo sun still .Yl1llZP.Y, tlze lzills are tlzere to eliuzb, The stars lead ant, and life is ours to li'Ue,' Our lzearts are l1iglz,' we fame for Juelz a tinze, L-Ind zur' lzave nzuelz to offer, Illllfll to gizlv. Tllf'l'0 are tlze Zl11dl'I'UI1It d eities yet to l1uild,' Great airports planned for riders of tlie .vkiesj Miimv to be sunk, and zvide fields to be tilledg Beneath our hands our own lzonze walls will rise: Love will be ours, young women and young 1nen lVall'ing tlze liiglmwzyx of tlle eartll to make Tlze old defeated zvorld take heart againq .Wake lauylztei' certain for our flllldl'I'll,5 sake. GRACE NOLL CROWELL. CLASS Llmynng L luxslw !'1,mm1,1: llnromr frm! H'ln1u fX'r1.W QIASS XlLm'1 l'u fn .flVii'v. In .w'M'. In jimi. and III!! In yirlrlf' lx'li.1ll.X'l,S'i'lf.X'f'li .lx I .vii M' mx' ':sfr1rl'ufu. f Iflllll' nl Iflc' f'1t.x'i.' f lfllllk uf HIL' jrzryy .Ind H14' Zvmxv of mn' 4'l1r.x1v. llnnxv !IrIT'4' luwn fmwl. 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Q-LASS .Xll-.nl'l'.x'1'nvx XX'11z1lwcx'vr thing- arc lrnc. xxhlilvvlfxvx' thingx :nw hnnnwt XXIIFIISHCYCI' thingf :nw jun. xx'lmlNm-wx' thing, arc 1ll!I'L'. uhm sfvcwl' thingga 2111- hwvly. xxl1z1l-ucx'L'r thing- :nw nf gnnnl 1'c'pm't H llwrc hc any virtnc, and if tlwrc hc any przxixc. think un thcsc tlnngff' 4l'l1ili1wni:lm -li NJ Tllumlllzolil ketclles ffxf 'Xf ' Xf 7 Xf 'NftNf f XfXf'Nf ' Xf 'Nf f XKCXXANK3 NAME Allen, Vernon, . , ,,,.. . . . Baker. .la Ines Howard Boller, Cliffordealt. ..,., . Davis, Etliel.. . Denson. Fred. . . Fnrehantl. Peggic. . . Gnufllnan, Urris. . . . Gomlwiu, Betty ,... Goodwin, llcrlvcrl. , . Hagar. lruville. . Hartly, Lester ,..,., Jackson, Ka therine ....,. Iudkins, Charlene. . . Lannom, Joe. Love, Ann . . . Love. Sam .......... VcCantllens. Belly Jo MeClenrlon, Clarke. . Meliannnlds, Rachel. Newman. Frank .,... Nuuley, Bill .... Owen. Elizabeth.. . . ehorn. llatolrl .... Smith, Patsy. .... . Waggoner, Marjorie. . White. Doris Jeanne. . NICKNAME Whistle. . . Baker. . Cliff. . . lfltluff .... . . . Danger crnl s Da Red. . . B smfn. , . Bel.. . . llerlnie, Cille .... Jughead, . .. Kal. .... . Nettle. . . n . l'Avoltl'l'ls sAYlNtl My: wlyz., l. guilty? lmpossilulel, . . . . .. 'rhht .nhhet me .hertz ..... lle,. llhtez ,....,..,. . 'l'l.et'.. .. hike. .hh ....... llhte our farm t-...he yel?.. Gee, Charlene .......,,... ...0li. have you lteartl?. .. .. ...The luis was late. .. . ...0li. heck, Rachel. . .. .. ...Beatsnte.... .. Oh. shueks. . . ...Where's Owen?... .. Lamhson, .... ...Detailsl Detailsl.. .. Lulll Jefferaoll.. . Lover..,.. .... . 10... Mae. . . Rach .... .Frankic,. .. ....Alpha ,,,.Bctly..... .Yow. Freddie, . .. .. .Ya believe it.. .. .. ...Idon'tkuow .. . . .Just keep talking .... .. ...Wait for me. Lucille. . . . .. .It's the Wlar luelwecn the.. States.-. ........ .l'll eelleet your dues now. . .Get any ehewlhg grim? ... You ain't kiddin' ..... Earl-head. ...... . Beer barrel. . . Margie ..... . Russ .... . FAVORITE PASTI Nl E lilowing ollt hothersone eleetrie Imagining he's ill a rocket ship. Thinking of her one-and-only. . lights ..... 'I Any thing to keep front studying, wining the nelly Ce-hny News .. Wallin' for the train tu some ill snlfhlhg history with clterlehe. ,. .Gossiping with Owen. . . Planning hiv emi.. , .. Giggling ..... . ........ . . Convex-sing with Barbara ..,. lleatling .... ,.... Daytlreaniing. . ,. Falling in love ... ...... Talking tu the men in her life. .. Thinking allout Erncslinc .... tzren-ning th grnw teller. . . Play ing halfzketllall .... .lun thinking .... ,Arguing my point ..Actmg .... . ...lust singing. . .. Wrestling with Jhgger ..., .. ., Anybody get their physics? ,Drawing, antl thee Dol have to talk? ...,. .. Here we gon.. tang ofthe' hig mouth . . . . .'l'o 'l'n Being silent ............... , ..... . .,... . Sitting under a sul llamp.... AMBITION u, play fer the Yankees 'rh fly hhtlef the taeflhfl 'l'o1lrii e 1. .refresh '12 Forll , , , fr., hw.. e ellewaht ahh faenlry 'I'o he Q. great t-tllherlahh 're lhhrl .l eenelih sailor 're ,lhty pt-ererelehel luaschall, het with Charlene 'lah lie ... Democratic Party leefler 'th he 3 teaehufh- farmer 'l'-J llc e. pl-avlne secretary 'l'o he another Longfellow he Mrs. ........ To have her fall, luo 'l'o sweep wolves off lhelr feel To he a great surgeon sleep as long an Rip van Winkl e 'th he ehle to look down hh people for a change 'l'o he a grade A pharmacist To be an expert hairdresser Ask Dot To replace Orson Welles 'l'o lead a hand of her own 'l'o overcome hashfulness To he at conlnlercial artist To he a model holnlewife To learn to speak Chaucer with a Brooklyn act-ent 2 yfyxw xx Y Jxffxrjxwyx-jxfg-jx-Jyvyxvjxvyxvjg Cf is gDzof2fi.scz Today, the ninth day of january. lU5o. as I was sitting before the fire musing over the good old days at Donelson High School. my eyes fell upon a familiar name in the newspaper. To my surprise. Fred Ilenson fDangerous Dan to usb had resigned his post on the Frisco Flap to become editor in chief of the lltuly llistlppoinztlzlviif. Vernon Allen, the new singing sensation, has landed a job on a nation-wide hookup advertising XX'histlcr's Bird Seed, He opens the program by singing l'm Only a Bird in a Gilded Cage. Naturally, we all helped to elect our own Patsy Smith the first woman president of the United States. lncidentally, the First l.ady objected to the take- off which recently appeared in Xtaldo XYindshield's column under the title, The XYalk. My Old friend, Ann l.ove. is president of I.ove's Musical Hit Company in New York. ller latest torch song to be published is 'tkly Men. Lester Hardy. proprietor of the Flig Store tsucccssor to Harvey'sl is now capitalizing on his latest campaign slogan, Now-Hardy Has It. The world-famous Smoke Howl, held recently at Dudley Field in Nashville and attracting fans from all parts of the globe, was indeed a gigantic event. Of course, the height of the occasion was Coach Frank Newman's presentation regarding the outstand- ing bowl performer. Coaclrs statement was, I could not ask for a more colossal performance than that given by Sam Love, currently playing with the tireen Bay Packers. Many celebrities were seen in the crowded stadium, Katherine jackson, pwet laureate of the U. S. A., had just arrived in .Xmerica from Iiurope. Katherine was all excited over her trip across on the new Strato-Cruiser. llelieve it or not. the pilot on this giant wonder was none other than ,lames Howard Baker-yes, believe it or not! . . . Katherine was telling us about Rachel XIcRannold's fashionable shop on the Rue de la Pais in Paris. Her widely- known letterhead reads, Nlademoiselle's Gowns by Rachelle. . . . Spotted Congressman ,loe l.annom. Democrat from Tennessee, seated in the governor's box. High up in the stands in the teeming mass of spectators were Lucille Hagar and her husband, at Federal Reserve banker. Naturally, she won him through her efficient secretarial service .,,. Betty NIcCandless was also there with her husband. Confidentially, we hear he is the most henpecked man in the world. His only Comment on the matter is. Oh, we frequently have words, but I never get to use mine. Betty Owen is now' touring the country with a band of her own. lt is rumored that there is some con- nection between the retirement of Minnie Pearl and the increasing fame of Betty, lJonelson's gift fo the Grand Ole Opry. Marjorie VVaggoner has settled down in Florida, having married a well-known orange grove expert, Marjorie and her husband frequently come back to visit the Ilerbert iioodwins, Ilerbert, you know. is doing scientific farming on a big scale, having applied all the knowledge that he learned under Klr, 'I'ucker's supervision. Klorticians throughout the country are organining to seek a case against Harold Reborn. whose monu- ment and undertaking establishment is virtually run- ning them out of business. The bone of contention must be the slogan oi Ilarold's ttndertaker which reads, You may linger. but I'll get you yet. Cliffordean Honcr and Betty fioodwin are the ultra- modern varcer girls. Clirfordean is stewardess on the 'liranscontinental flagship between Xliami and the Panama Canal Zone. while Iletty is secretary to the Lfnited States ambassador to Russia. She has attended several Big Three meetings and is fast becoming' an important pcrsonage in this .Xtomic Age .... Speaking of personages, Orris tioodman. the eugineei'ing wizard of all times, is shoveling up the mountains in Ten- nessee as well as recharting all the rivet's to avert future floods. Saw Orris and his wife. Charlene Vludkins. recently in the capital city. Charlene is very proud of her husband's success. Ilrowsing through the Congressional I.ibrary in XYashing'ton recently, I bumped into Ethel Davis, who was doing some research work on her new history textbook. This surprised me greatly for the Ethel we knew in history class never quite knew' whether Plymouth Rock landed on the Pilgrims or the Pil- grims landed on Plymouth Rock. She was surprised to see me and when I told her what I was doing she asked me if I w'ouldn't like to drop dow'n to Clarke's 'liavern tformerly IJuffy'sl. On entering' we met XIcClendon himself who wanted to know where on earth we had come from. He said. I.et me show' you under a table-the floor show is about to begin, We followed him dazedly to our stills just in time to see Peggie Forehand in neon-trimmed evening dress wavering into an old-time rendition of Km I Blue? . . , Peggie. having returned from a world tour with l1ower's Modeling .Xgency-just in time for the per- formance ...., ks we got up to leave, in swaggered lloris ,Ieanne XYhitc, swathed in ermine and diamonds and escorted by her first. second. and third husbands. respectively, lncidentally, it has been rumored she married for money. XYell. this brings us down to the class prophet him- self. It has been like a hve-course dinner. folks, all the way front soup to lIllf.Y and that's where I come in. lf you're in the Nletropolitan city soon, drop around to see Orson XYelles and uni I.ux Radio 'I'heatre is absolutely fighting over us. Need I say more? Xol 'l'hough we joked about our life at Donelson. in years to come we shall always cherish the fine spirit which existed there and the many friendships which we made. XYitlt good luck and best wishes. I remain. Bret. Ncxriev. I. Pj: rl lrrw. 2. Il'lmt llaw' uv' llrrr? T, On flu' vlfps of IJ. II. S. -I, .llrnlkrvx r1lz1'nx'.v rlimlz lrrf's.' 5. Dnu'1 Fvrzrr' I'.s In. 6. Pwg zum' Pnl. 7.j11.v! Il-Xlllilll. S, R!IglI!'X, fiullrlrv. U. I.1l1lx' My rur1'.yllf1'.v. IU. Tlmsr' girls! ll. .Stzulyivzgi . I , , I . . I2. .Ship ll my! lv. I11'll.n'r'll, H. f.l.YlllIg In jwrl, I5. limnrl Ulf' Opry, I6. N1'r'ri 1l'l'.YIly lHl1VI'f I7. Nun' uv' llt'1'l' in rrrralllfiml. IX. I1'lm'x llnf sailm? IO. 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Yea, ml1!Dm1z'ls1m! 2, llnlrling mul: ulllvr up. Y. Ilkzrlcirzg lmrzl, 4. All, llzosf' girls! 5, Flozurlhi of the llorlr. 6. Mary Ann. 7. Confrfrflzrw 8. Taking pi1t1u'1'.s, 9. .Yon-, :mum Ill. Hz s our num. Il. 7-lIl'l'I' spots. 12. Bally sis, 13, Fr1'sl1n11'r1, H. II'asl1 your mrs! I5. Slirling flown Illz' llrulislrfrs. 16. ll'zf'r'0 llllllgfy, loo. l7.P1n'ty li'l bird. IX. Cirrus art. 10. Armlvat. 20. County fond. 2l. Tllrrr' mils. 22, Stark 'ffm up. 23. Knork llmmz. 2-l. Un Ihr' Bald, 25. Fwlllall. 26. Poliff' llllf'-llfl. 27. Hull: girl. 28. l.11zy-gall-lyl! 29. T01r1ar1dM11rily11. 30.Pr1u'dPr 1 puffs. 31. My, lllyll 32. sOlHPllIllI5JS fzmrzy. H. R01lQ'lI7II'l'l?, 7-I. All 11lm11'. 35. Ffmzllfs. 36. More of llze .mmf ?7. ll'll-V kill lmr? LY. lI'l1o.S1' mr? 39, liifyrle built for llzrnl. -10. Hitcklz llikffrs, -ll. Pmnuls all tllf' 100. 42. 1!lII't'!'SlJIlIt'. -H. II'1'll, look In'rf'.' H. Tlzrrfz' of a kind. 45. Illlllcirlg' rm his llanlls. 46. junior' girls. 47. llvllllf ARE You doing? 48, Al!HllH'yS in Il ll'f'F, OHZO718 Cyfdlii U lfl I L' If RS 'lhxlxls' L4l.n1x'n f,1'l'Sl.lI:'I1f H1I.l.x' Sluxxx . . . lvifx'-I,7'r'.Y1'!if?If lrlxwl. NIM' .S'u.'f'ul11r'y und Trm.v1n'ff' Aluuwwx' PIK'KIQ'I I ,S'urgm1:1! ur ,Ir-mx BILLY .xLEXANI7IiR Hl2T'I'Y SVI2 .AXNIIIQRSON BIIRRY BARIQR JEANNINE BALI! ELEANOR BARNI-is ,IANE IJUNLAP BARBARA BARTON -IOHNNIE MAE BONIER KA'rHI.1cIiN CARGILIQ TIIIIIMY CLOYII I, T. IJIIN.-xI.I1scIN NIARY ELIZABETH IDYIE MARY :XNN IEIJWARIIS MARY EI.IZ.-XBIZTII ELLIS I R. C. I7I,mYl2Rs , J jI'NIa I'Il'I7SON XYAI.I,AI'Iz PIAWKINS HXYIQLL Hl2NlJliIC'KS VVIl.I.I.'kM HIJOIIIQRRY XI.-XRY I.oL'IsIc ll: VVANIIA Huw BIa'r'rY ANN H1'IzY BIQN HVRT NORMAN HVST AIARIIQ YIAVKSIIN I KIARY ANN RIILLER PIQIIIQY NIZAI. JVANITA JIIIINAUN ,II-:ANNIQ LAN12 JANIQ MARTIN FRANCES Mc'CoRMIn'K JXRTIIVR MFI WILLIAM N1f'IIoI,s JIIYCE NIR1' JIMMIIC O'I-TARA JE.-KNNE PINGSTON FRANHQS PAl'I. I.IIL'IsIa PIQARUQ fQXi0kIilA I.IiE PIQRK IRIZNIE PIQIQR -Im-INNY PlC'KIZ'I4T JIIANNIQ PININTON JAMES PIRTLI2 DIIRIVIIVIY SIRCY ICIIWARII SMITII CECIL XYAGIQONER ANN VVASSON RIIRIQR1' SMITII BILLY SPANN jrna STIQIILIQ JEAN SUIIIRIIQRS BOD ARD NTIRIC GIAQIIRIQIA XYAIJIJIZLI. SAM VVOIJIJRIIIIF NTAMIIS YIIRK MIss BIANSFllil.lJ. SpoII.wI' Mrss MASIIN, .S'pmIsIII- SOPHOMORES . wi ,f if ' if . j i' Q , ,A f fn I , X A , ' 1. H sf Q AW521 X 91 , if Q A , ,, if , .Q Yi L - ,gf W, F .'v- -5 , f Y - - ' .fi 2 M 1 i I f 'I ' , - 5:1 -v wgxfftigyi , , . In F Q F ff 1' K' 1 - 1' g i2!?Q9i45iI' K U 5 1 If if I J Zi a 'Z ,, Left to l'lAfflIf-ESTEI.LE BEE, SAM BERNAL, WILLIAM BONER, PILYA CANNON, GEORGE CARYER, XIARYIN CHAD- WELL, DOROTHY' COTHERN, RICHARD CROCKER, THOMAS DENTON, NANQY IJICKENS, PEGGY IJUIISON, DOROTHY JEAN IJYE, VVILLIAM DYE, EYA EAKES, IVIARILYN EAKE5 f.S'rcI'cfnr'yj, ROY EZELL, DONALD FARRIS fTI'L'GSllV'F7'j, CHARLIE FERGUSON, NIATTIE FERGUSON, BIARY LOL' FERRELL, JOHN .ARTHUR FLOYD, JANE GARYIN, DICK GENTRY, ICULA GLEAYES, RUBY LENE HAGAR, DOUGLAS HIGHERS fSCI'y1'!lIlf at XIVHIJQ, LADELL HOI.X'ECK, NILTRRY PIOOID, BILLY HOOPER fPrcsidc1ztj, NIILLIE HIIST, JOHN EDWARD JONES, DOUGLAS KAY Klf'ire-Prrsidwzfj, ROBERT LUNN, JUANITA LUTTRELL, JANE MCKINNEY, NELL MELTON, BETTY JEAN BIYERS, SUANNE NEAI., ROBERT IXIEWMAN, NANCX' NOLAN, EDNA NUNLEY, GENE OyHARA, CARLTON OXX'EN, PEGGY PADGETT, KATHERINE PEARCE, RUTH PULLEY, JOYCE RAGAN, PHILLIP RANEY, DAYID REED, MARY E. REYNOLDS, VVILLIAM RICHARDSON, HOK'STON SEAT, THOMAS TAH'LOR, CLYDE THOMPSON, ORLIS TURRENTINE, COLLEEN VVADDELT., JUANITA WAGGONER, MARIE VVAR- POOL. LOUISE WVHITE, M. C. VVHITXVORTH Izzo ,IvimO'fj, IVIARGARET VVORRELL, DOUGLAS VVRIGHT, NIISS GOLDTRAI1 K.S'p0usn1'2, MRS. IXICBURNETT fSp0nsor'j. F ESH E E zfgc1 1 z iz0zti0ms Row 1 GENE O'H.NRA XYILLIAM BONER XYAYNE BICCULLOUGH FRANR IXIEXYMAN ORRIS GOODMAN CHARLENE JUIJKINS KF, F. A. Qucmzj FRED DENSIJN BILL HARIJISf,7N ORLIS TURRENTINE BEN HURT PHILLIP RANEY OFFICERS ORRIS GOODMAN .., ..... .. .. FRANK NEWMAN FRED DEN:-RON., .... XYAYNE McCL'I.LOUL:H. ., IEIDYARD SMITH .. .. BILL HAIKIUISKJN .... MR. J. H. TI3cKER .. M E M B Row IXIARYIN CIIADWELL JOHN VVOOIJRUOF ROBERT LUNN CARL TONYNES VVAYMUN ROBERTS JAMES HOWARD BAKER VVILI. A, DYE THOMAS DTE JOHN ED JONES ,. , , IJJ'USTIl'N!f . . . I icC-PI'csidmI! , . . , .Sm'l'v!ury . I . . . . . . .T1'cf1.IIU'c1' . . . ,Serymllt al ,'1l'lll.S' ... . . . .Rfparfrr ,, ,ldziscr lj R S JAMES PIRTLE JOHNNY PICKETT THOMAS TAYLOR BOBBY BAKER EIJWARD SMITH NORMAN HL'ST JOHN ARTHUR FLOYD EDGAR FLOYD BILLY ,ALEXANDER SAM VYOODROOF TURE FARMERS F l I' I' RI F .X R M E OF IX NI ERI RUN3 CLYDE THOMPSON J. T. DONALDSON ROBERT HURT BILLY NICHOLS MR. TUCKER LEONARD RANEY CECIL VVAGGONER DOUGLAS VVRIGHT Row 1 FRANK NEWMAN MARY ELIZABETH PATSY SMITH WILLIAM NUNLEY FORENSIC CLUB ELLIS FORE SIC CLUB Ylalcmm IX1.I,14.A . XX II.I.I.xII NI xI.I4,x XIARY l'.I.lmul-1'l'lI PAIN' SM l'l'll RI us. ISI-iz I- IAIYIJ Now 2 limix Llxxxr DY ,IIINI-: Hvnsux ,Mme Duxruw IIIQORIIIA 1.12141 PI-.Ink Alles, TNIZZ l'I.cIx'II RlILI,IIa Hum' R. C. FI.ow1i1:s Oil' I C111 RS .P1'I'.Ii1fC21f I 'iw-l'r'I'simIc'1rl S. III: .-LL ' 'rcfnlgv l1'm.v1m'1' .S'f70H.Vfl7' Xl I' Xl H li R S Row 3 RIARI' .-Xxx IQIIWAIIIIS Pl-tum' NIQII. MARY Lol' I'1cRlzl-i1.I. l.r:s'rIa1e I-TAIQIII' IZIIIIIIY UAKEI: Ynsuxux .XI.I.I2x fllmenf CII.xuI.IzxIz JUIIKINS 'lbxuxlx' CLOYIJ ,XI:'l'II1'1: BICINTIRE IEILLI' NIcIIoLs JIIIINNI' PICKIETT f ' 1 A sffne from pl Hm'lzr!u1 .r Bully, f7I'f'.S'l'7lft'd by ihc Scwziol' Class A scene from Suit the P1'ofesso1', preseutcd by the Soplzomore Class fzamafiaa l .wrlrr fmm 'AYAI11' l'rrIlirxl Girl in TH'In'l!,-A jw'r.vrr1lrfl fyx' Ihr .,HHi1'7' 6,1135 gsm mn: JFNIL' f7'UIH Tilt jltlll H4110 Llmrn' l?m'k, fm'.n'v1lU4l Ivy lllr l7m'.vf1711r1rl C,'lu.v.v fhletics B. H. Tnonvsox Coach Tw? Q-9' will B E lm, 1? oofgaff faauma The Donelson Dons had another success- ful season this year, winning four out of eight ganies. XVhile they bowed to Franklin, Cohn, Du Pont. and Duncan. they vanquished An- tioch, Cumberland, Bellevue, and Mt. Juliet with sizable scores. The team was supported at center by de- pendable Billy Spanng at guards by low-charg- ing Frank Newman and Bill Nunleyg at tackles by hard-driving Yernon Allen and Jinnny Boydg and at ends by the defensive playing of FOOTBALL Donelson. . . . . U Franklin , . . , . .13 Donelson. ..., 0 Du Pont .,,. ,.., 2 6 Donelson ,. 46 Mt. Juliet . . . . . ,, 0 Donelson . . .... Z6 Cumberland . . . . . . 0 Tommy Cloyd and Clarke McClendon. This made up a light but well-balanced line. In the backtield was the hard running of Sain Love, the passing of Bobby Cross, and the blocking and running of Donald Malone and Fred Lovelace. In recognition of their line spirit of co- operation and teamwork, Coach B. H. Thomp- son awarded twenty letters to his players at the Service Banquet. S C O R E S Donelson . . . . 24 Bellevue . . . .13 Donelson . ,. . U Cohn , , . . , .31 Donelson . . . . 20 Antioch . . . . . .14 Donelson, . . . 6 Duncan . , , . 7 V,...,., , ,.,,,,M,r,,,,,3 ,W , I A I Q.-+V lfzrff Vrltv-Twxxxlx' Lumvlw, hllxlxn' llrwzm, I:lI.T.Y Xl'Nl.l-LY, IKILLY FIRXNX, Ifluvx X1axx'x1.xx, Xlclewm .Xl.I.LX, f,I.ARKli XI4Ll.lix1mv. ,Nmwfml l'17h'f IiIi!J l.ux'l-:1..ulf1, lluxxlm Nlxlmxl-3, Iinnrxx' Lnusx. bmi I.ux'l ootbozll lfirsf frm'-HII.l.x' H1!l!l'l41li. Illuul-1 G1iN'l'xn', IJICKH-1 LAIQIIKKI-Qli, IJm'4:l.Axs ling NI. C. XX'll1'1'wu14'r1l fQli0RGli CA1u'r:1a. JIMMII-1 O'H.xkA. Rum-:u'l' LVNN, H.x1ml.n Rlanmax, Srmlzd rwzu-L'w.xL'i1 H, H. 'I'mm1- Sox, JOE LANNUM, .Imxw Xr3wx1.xx, Ifnlilm lllaxsfm. XY,xx'Nl-: Mn'C1'l.1,w1'n:1r, H1l.1.x' fTI,f1XXl'1l.l.. ,l. 'If Dux ALIJSUN, L1-:s'rr:1z H1XRllX', l1l1,l.x' Hul.x1.xx, Iimmx' L'1'1.1.z'x1, NI.xN.u:x-:le DIAXIICS P11e'1'1.l-1. 'l'!zim' mn'-Iimanzx Clwss, Iwuila I,m'r:1.AL'1-1, 'lhxlxlx' L'1.m'n, 'linux' Iimwn, Hll.l.x' N1'xl.1-Lv. H11.I.x' Sl-xxx, l 1c.xNK Xi-Qxxxux YE ' RNQN ALLEN, Lluxluu-1 Xlnfxrzxnux, Sul I,m'1:, IJwxAx1.r1 XIAIJINI4., Ilzm, liz14,1.1.. HARoLn REHORN. .. FRED DENSON.. ... FRANK NEXW'MAN . . CLARKE BICCLENDON ... LESTER HARIJY ,. , BILLY HOY.NfAN .... TOMMY CLOYD ., . JIMMY NEXVMAN , DONALD IXIALONE .. FRED LOVELACE ,.., QIltll'fL'V'1?!IL'k .,,,.4.Tac7el:' . , .Guard ,. . . End . . . .Tuflelc , . End ,.....ElI!l' . .... ,..E:m' ,, ,.. Ilalflmfk . , Hnlflmfk FOOTBALL LETTER ME l7nlHnurk , ffIl117'lf 'IQAIHJI1' llulflmrk 'l'm'fr11' C'1'11I4'V Qln1rIul'1'n1rL' . lfnlJIun'L' Gzmrrl llulfinurlr jifzfil Baagsfgaff XVe could not have asked for a more success- ful record than that which the girls' basketball team has had this season. They won twelve out of fifteen games, which is a high percentage, and they played good. hard-fought basketball in every game. 'Iihe exceptional guarding of Leona Liddle and the smooth playing of Mildred liarbee. together with the keen determination of ,lean ability of the guards, which was quite a chal- lenge to their opponents. Spurred on by Dorothy Swann's high scor- ing and Betty Sue Anderson's eye for the basket, as well as Dorothy Jacobs' strong sense of teamwork, the forwards also were able to rank among the best performers in the district. Generally speaking, our girls' basketball team represented not only teamwork and good sportsmanship, but a keen determination to Peek. w ere responsible for the strength and SCORES win, which is so vital to a successful sea on llonelson . 35 Bellevue 36 Donelson .Xntioch Donelson -18 Cumberland . . Z1 lionelson Mt. Juliet Donelson . -17 Litton ..,, . 23 llonelson Cumberland Donelson So Antioch . 31 llonelson Du Pont ., llonelson 20 Du Pont ,, . .... 19 Donelson Bellevue llonelson 50 Goodlettsville , , , 17 Donelson Goocllettsville Donelson , 44 Litton , . . 26 llonelson Mt. ,luliet 'l'OURN,fXMEN'1 llonelson 34 Litton Do1zr1'1'ux' -IAc'mxs Ifnz--mln! l.lcrmxA l.lIll7I,lf Hmm! XI11.mzEn Hxlcnmz Doncwnv Swxxx j1z.xN Pmcx BIQTTY Sus Axums Mlxrurwx Ii,xK1:s. Pxcrarsx' Drmsox KIATTIE FI2Rr9l'srrN ,I-XNI? XfCTqINNI2Y ICDNA NL'NI.14:v ,. lb ffmlrfl I mlm! if mmf 1'mlr'rl ffIlII7'!1 mul: fi Kflmfvl Clnlml wmlrrl I CLARKE BICCLENDON VERNON ALLEN . ORRIS GOODMAN lfluin LOVIELACE . DONALI1 M.-xLoN1z.. BOBBY CROSS . BILL EZIZLL .. 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Thr' role of the grcal vldvftairz, .4l1!lI't7'Zi' fGl'k.S'0Il, is fmr'f1'ayczl by Verizon Allcu, His lznlowcd wiff, letlfllfl, is played by Dmfuflzy .lavol1.r. Appcarinzg with Ihc falle- .wus mv La lfuycttc and his fiaufff, SIIJUII l'Vr'lg1l1f, lwrtr'ayz'1l by Clarkc MfClcnd0u and lllary Eli:nIm'h Ellis. l ORRIS GOODMAXN VERNON AXI,I.IiN VOIc'dirf0riuu, Hzzlfmrr .llvdallixf X4rI11mlm'im1. S. . I. lf. .lmlrrl 1 Q 4 6 onofz Cgfucfanfi PATSY SMITH L'l..XRIilC NIL-L'I.l'IXIJfJX I,L'ClI.l,li IIAXK XIX SL1lIlfllf0l'fI1I1, Ilalzfortlz .llvdalixf lJf1:rfwrI!1 ,Hwdulixt IP. .1, R. . Im VWXZ EVM!!! .Wuxi .'l7lII7if.llll.Y .Host glflzlrtir I.1'c11.1.E HAGAR VERNON ,XLLI-IN Oxuus Goommx DtJlii7'1'IIX' SWAXN ,Wuxi Ilfjjlli-flifli .lluxl l,I7fYIl1Ul' JOE I.AxNm1 1E1:NEs'rlNE NI1-:1fE1:- B1Q'r'rY jo KIcC.xN1a1.Ess HMVSER C1.A1eKE RICCLIZNIION limi-1?l'r'.f.vr1l' lim! . Ill-. lrunlld IZRNESTINE Nrlzmfu- Dulurrllv SWANN HWJER A S CLARKE RICCLENDON B1r.r,x' kL'Nr,Ex' If 'illicst lfcsi-Lfmlsiny FRED IJENSON ERNESTINIE NIEUER- ANY IOVE HAUSER CLARKE MCCLENIJON ' Q . .,, 1.5. h .. K.. vt A . ,i 4 L kgfqkf w , I , ,, wsg , 1, w.svi5?'Xw , A . sg gf si3f,S7fA' fkF ,!!i ' . , BAIBZY DAYS 1. Doris 1611717115 Whifv. 2. Clnrlrr' AIICIWHIIIJII. ?. Pntxv Smilff, J. ,Inu rmzl Num l,mfr'. 5. Im' I.r1mmn1. Iv. ISU jo AfIfCn11rIlf'ss. 7. Ifnmlc .Y1'11'nu1n. N, .Xlrujmirf II'nggunw. '1. I-'ful lhwnwm. lfl. Uni.: Cnmlmfuz. ll. Innfwx Baker. 12. Cl1m'I4?l11' Illrllfiflx, I3. Cliflrnllwnl lirlmfr, ll. llrllx' !.nr1rfa1'i1f, 15. l'fHz1'I llrlvix. Irv, Ilrlmlzl Rwlm 17.Kdl'Il?I'iP16 IIICIGXUII. l.N'.Pr'ggIf' I m'1'l11m1l. lU.l1'xl1'1'Il11nlx', 20. IVUVIJOH .'1llr'H, 21. lfurfufl Jlzllflfllmllls. Billy Nuuley. 23. Iflizubclh Owen. MSQUIUUY PIQINTINI3 QUMPMY NASI-lVlLlE TEN N ESSEIE MUUEIQNMPQINIEQ5 LULLEQIMNNUALQ EMALUQUL5