Donelson High School - Crest Yearbook (Nashville, TN)

Text from Pages 1 - 84 of the 1950 volume:

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INEZ FLOYD In appreciation of her untiring efforts and devoted understandingg of her loyal guidance throughout our four yearsg of her influence of culture and character as a constant inspirationg we dedicate this 1950 volume of THE CREST to Mrs. Floyd. IHHIEHIIUN Y Let's Eat! f Ready, Aim, Fire! 515 CLIZC! 76578 Three Cheers for Us! It Prom Queen Q A MR. JACK W. DRAPER, Principal QUR FACULTY up wav XNQr M.A. WU M62 x 1 , wi 1 -in R FACULT OLIVE G. BOWEN, B.A. A. C. WHITEFIELD, B.S. English, Latin Social Science I W 061' -1 C if 'IK KATHLEEN NEVIN, M.A. ' ROGER WEBB, B.A. Librarian Science LUCILE MASON, M.A. Mathematics MRS. INEZ FLOYD, B.S English r . , -. J ' '- , E 5 , L -1 .- . A ,, Q, 1 .21 , . sw, 3 f -swf-wr fm- 't ,-EQ:g3gj?? T - 'gf A., ...A . 1.'xWQ...,,., 'af F f Q-,N K.: sr-J., ,..2vj 252 f -:A A . if GRACE ALBRIGI-rr, B.A. M usic MRS. SARA CRowE, B.A. Commercial , X- JOHN H. TUCKER, M.A. Agriculture LAMARAH BECKEIT, B.S Home Economics B. H. THOMPSON, B.S. Physical Education, Coach 9 ,Q - LOIQA KING, B.S. 'X 'X . F, W f. '73 - ' Economrcs -f A ly , W 1 .Y '!'t,f f Rik ' X , -1 .L K ' .J 2 1 MRS. LUCILLE BULLINGTON Secretary f F32 RXCHARD JENKINS Business Manager THE I95O CREST STAFF 1 I T i ANN LAVENDER Editor KATHERINE NIULLINS Art Editor ROY EDWARDS Typist JOHN TUCKER Circulation Manager MRS. SARA CROWE Sponsor sq'- ' 'ik BIARY CRISWELL Class Editor DONALD GIBSON Sports Editor -,fm-1 V f -- .. e F: on your copy-- CLASSES if ..-qw-0 Q- Qi v-... if Q U9 ,Y . Swv, 4 CLASS OFFICERS RICHARD JENKINS . . . Roy EDWVARDS .. ANN LAVENDER ..... WILINIA INICCULLOUGH DOUGLAS KAY ....... ......PTCSid81Sf . . . . Vice-President .. .. .. .Secretary . . . . . . . .Treasurer . . . .Sergeant-at-Arms wal? ' 1 S 'Lax ' NIOR CLASS OF BILLY JOE AGNEW A man who minds his own business. generally has a good one. MAUDE PRINCELLA BRADY Gentle of speech, beneficent of mind. JOANNE BARBER She is fair and fairer still of wondrous virtue. THE HELEN CAMPBELL ll's nice to be wise, but nicer to be merry. RUTH BRITTAIN Her efficient air and manners, all who saw admired. Roy Evaluarrc BARNES JIMMY BERNAL Roy BLAIR Pie who would do some great thing Good nature and good sense are Listen to everybody's advice and life must work diligently. good companions. then do as you please. ENIOR CLASS OF '50 CHARLES CANTRELL MARY CRISWELL JAMES CROSS .enve silence to saints . . . I'm only Natural charm, and winsome grace, I am part of all that I have man. sincerely coupled with a lovely face. met. - .m x 1 1 WESLEY DODSON Take it easy, have your fun, and let the world flicker on. 2 21? e E 55 2 K .e Sf BILL DUNN Stately and tall he moves in the hall The chief of a thousand for grace. DOUGLAS FUQUA He is possessed of that inexhaustible T H E good nature which is the choicest gift of heaven. DONALD GIBSON Nothing can be achieved without enthusiasm. BILLY GLEAVES The world always has a place for 3 dependable person. Roy EDWARDS HAROLD FITZPATRICK SIDNEY FRAZIER Deep do still waters run, but always One who possesses good nature, good Bffh0ldl A P2-'1'ffCC KCHUCIDBH ready for a little fun. ' sense, and good sentiments. SENIOR CLASS OF '50 NIARY ETTA Gklccs JOHN HAGAR BILLY HEAD Richest gifts come in small pack' All great people come from the Does he love fun? ages. farm. HARRY Hxx l'm not as bashful as I look. DOUGLAS KAY He trudged along, unknowing what he sought, and whistled as he went for want of thought. MARK KAY Worry has killed many a person- why die? JEAN JACKSON A worker who always does her best. THE ANN LAVENDER With shining hair and friendly smile To be her friend is worth one's while. EVELYN JENKINS Modest and sweet to all she meets. SENIOR LEONARD LIDDLE Our one-man-wonder, quiet, un- assuming. and liked by all. x . RICHARD JENKINS ARTHUR JONES One who has been a true leader, A E0i?fi'l13lUl'Ed lad with lou of comrade, and friend, friends. CLASS OF A sunny disposition is the soul of success. CHARLENE IWAYNARD Each mind has its own method. 1 'I fi' L hire., - if at i i il: . 1 A , . .,,---- sew L. , Q Z . 0 . W t l ar A Es ' fi ' za T. WILLIA M CCULLUUGH Her eyes sought the west afar, For lovers love the western star. EDDIE PINGSTON On the football team he sets a wicked pamg but believe me, he is faster in Cupid's race. KATHERINE MULLIN S Ever loyal, ever trueg to the task she has to do. THE DARTHA JEAN POLK Of their own merits, modest souls are mutes. MARGARET PIRTLE Idle, wnld. sweet, and young. she laughed and danced and talked and sang. BETTY JEAN NEWMAN BOBBY NIEDERHAUSER TOMMY PARKES She that wus ever fair and never The surest way of making others He counts his friends his richest proud, had tongue at will, and yet happy is to be happy oneself. treasures. was never loud. SENICDR CLASS OF '50 DAVID REED I put all my troubles in a box and sat down on the lid. KATHERINE SIEGRIST She spcnkcth not: and yet thc a conversation in her eyes. re lies BOBBY SPANN What can be desired more than a friendly manner and :1 cheerful spirit. -fm 4. 'LTD Lf Ax SS .fed rl BARBARA TILLMAN JANE TILLMAN JOHN TUCKER She runs her rpodest race, A capable girl athletically inclined. Tall in stature and intellect. Her way wins friends in every place. THE SENIOR CLASS OF '50 ARNIS TURRI-:NTINE A man with an aim will some carve himself a name. LILLIAN WARPOOL BETTY!-3 YVOODS day In her very quietness there is Why waste time in worry when charm. ther-e's so much fun in the world. .,- V CN int fo DONELSON ww 1 . . S.. - F w.: K fix lm. , ' . ,' 1 '1 , . I ,Nj :X 1 A , rg. , 'A I xl ' - in ,- , ' K . H 5g g T, Q .f Q, 1 i K K: fa Y -,,- . Kiki' 9 W9 k' EQ. X . 4 , Wg, -W , , sf ,AJLV 'L f Sf . s Swami ,,, fi iw x .x,. , 1' ,ph ffm CLASS OFFICERS Currokn HARRISON . .. ..,...., President BILL MINTER ...... ..... V ice-President BETTYE JORDAN . . . ,....,. Secretary PA1'rY HARRAI-I .... ........ T reasurer GEORGE LUNN ..... Sergeant-at-Arms THE JUNIOR CLASS OF UNIOR E JANET BALI-'OUR ANNETTE BINKLEY LEE BONER WILLIE BELLE BULLINGTON JOYCE CAYCE DoNALn CLARKE . BILLY Cook MARINE DENNY FRANK DODSON OLLIE RAY DUNCAN PEARL EDMONDSON MELBURN ELLIS LENORA FERRELL DOROTHY FOSTER JOHNNY FULLER JU DOROTHY FUQUA MARTIN GARRETI' MYRA GOINS DEAN HALL TENA HARMON PA'l'I'Y HARRAH CLIFFORD HARRISON JEWELL I-IENL1-:Y DANN1F Hzsssv jov H1LL CLIFFORD HOOPER BRENT HURD CHARLENE JACKSON RUBYE N1-:LL JENKINS BETFYE JORDAN NIO ' sas 553 UNICR LILLIAN KELLEY JIMMY LANE DAVID LAWLER JAYNE LEAVELLE GEORGE LUNN BOBBY LUTHER DOROTHY MALONE MARTHA NELL MCINTIRE CAROLYN MCPEAR BILL MINTER RALPH MOORE CHARLES PARKERSON PHILLIP PAUL DOROTHY PEEK KATHERINE PUGH MALCOLM SLOAN NAOMI SMITH RALPH SMOTHERMAN PATSY SPERRY JACK STEELE PEGGY TAYLOR HAzEL TIPPIT JUNE WALKER IWARGARET WARPOOL BILLY WARREN RussELL WHITE JUNIO THE JO RE CLASS OFFICERS RONALD WAGGONER Presadent DONALD WAGGONER Vwe Preszdent MARY Lols LAVENDER Secretary u . , BOBBY PEEK Treasurer .. 'N I, I f I JIMMY TUBB .... Sergeant-at-Arms Y A Laif?Q?' ,. 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Q R A-.J SOPHOMORES Xi. .ff 1. .4 fab, ! ':'r1' 1 7? if ik 2 fy if E ,. i , First Row DELANO PIRTLE JO ANN FOLK JULIA MAI PULLEY INIARJORIE PULLEY CHARLES ROBINSON BETTY SIEGRIST 155, Nr' we TF' S4 5:5-E ,... Q4 ,1.. Q 'Quan 'Pi fun! an-lfgy .iw if I Ad Second Row GEORGE SIPE RIELDA SMITH THOMAS SMITH BOBBY STEEL JEAN SWANN DOROTHY TAWATER SOPHOMORES Third Row Ross TAYLOR CAROLYN TOMIPKINS JIMMY TUBE PEGGY VAN ATTA LEROY VERBLE DONALD WAGGONER Fourth Row RONALD WAGGONER EMMA JEAN WATKINS BILLY WOODS COLEMAN WRIGHT SHIRLEY YOUNG ,WW CLASS OFFICERS ROY BU SH .....................,... JUNE Tonn ...,....,...... . Barry ANNFUQUA ...... SALLY ANN WHITWORTH .... ORMAN HEAD ............... . . Preszdent Vxce Preszdent Secretary Treasurer Sergeant at Arms THE FRESHMAN CLASS OF 50 FRESHM EN First Row LESLIE ALCORN JOHN ALEXANDER BOBBY JEAN BARNES JERRY LEE BARNES LILLIAN BARNES MARY EDITH BELLAMY Ross BELLAMY Second Row ROY BUSH FAYE CASTLEMAN MARGARET CROSS DAN CULP BARBARA CUNNINGI-IAM NAOMI DENNY SARA FRANCES' DIES Third Row RUSSELL GIBBONS MARVIN GLEAvEs DEAN GOODWIN ToNY GO'I'l'0 LoRE'I'I'A GUNTER RUTH HAGAR JOAN HAGAR Fourth Row PEGGY JACKSON EVELYN JONES JAMES KIRKLAND RUBY KRANTZ RICHARD LANE 1NfUSIE'ITA LUCUS BETTY LUTHER First Row RAYMOND BINKLEY SHIRLEY BOND JOYCE BONER MARGUERITE BRADFORD HARRY BRITTAIN BERNICE BUSH LENORA BUSH Second Row BETTY SUE DYES JOE EMBERTON RITA FORMAN JOHNNY FRUIT BETTY ANN FUQUA JOAN GAMDLE JAMES GARVIN Third Row Fourth Row' GLENN HAMBLIN W. C. LUTR1-:LL BOBDIE ANN HAMILTON KENNETH NIERRYMAN RICHARD HARDISON ORMAN HEAD JIMMY HILL TOMMY HOFFMAN WAYNE HUcclNs DOYLE McGOwAN ROGER McGowAN NANCY MITCHELL BOBBY ODUM HERMAN ODUM RESH E + F RES HMEN IS fu- ' L- -, is: If ,- ff? . I ,ps 'Fm '53 First Row BETTY JEAN PARIS LEE ROY PEER ANN PETERMAN HAZELENE PETTY CHRISTINE PHEI.Ps ROSIE REDMOND SANDRA REI-IORN Third Row JIMMY SMITH REBECCA SMITH NED SWANN CHARLES TILLMAN JUNE TODD DoucI.As TUBE ELLENE WARPOOI. Second Row JACKIE RINE GENEVIVE ROLLINS JOE SEAT DOROTHY SINGLETON JOYCE SLOAN BILLY SMITH ELLIOT SMITH Fourth Row BOBBY WHITE SALLY ANN WHITWORTH EVA WILKE5 THOMAS WOOTEN junior-Senior Prom ACTIVITIES ANN LAVENDER President MARY CRISWELL Secretary T A C L oFFlcERs MISS LUCILE MASON Sponsor JOHN TUCKER Vice-President ARNIS TURRENTINE Treasurer MAUDE BRADY President ANN BAKER Secretary LILLIAN KELLEY Reporter Louisa HAGAR Historian OFFICERS CHARLENE JACKSON Vice-President JOY HILL Treasurer DOROTHY MALONE Parliamen tarlan NIISS LAMARAH BEGKETL' Sponsor FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA k ..H PR DONALD GxBsoN Editor MARY CRISWELL Society Editor WILMA MCCULLOUGH Sports Editor ESS CL OFFICERS nl? U B t CHARLES CANTRELL Co-Editor JOANNE BARBEE Feature Editor MRS. SARA CROWE Sponsor JANE TILLMAN President PATSY SPERRY Secretary OFFICERS SIC CL MARGARET PIRTLE Vice-President M RS. GRACE ALBRIGHT Sponsor w.mRuungnmNmmmmm FO JOHN Tucxmz President JEAN 0v1-:RBY Secretary R E N SIC C L omcens MRS. INEZ FLOYD Sponsor UB Ricumu: JENKINS Vice-President RALPH SMOTHERMAN Treasurer Mas. GRACE ALBRIGHT, Director C H O R U S P, - PS :XX I : FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA WESLEY DODSON Presidem BILLY Coox Reporter BRENT HURD Treasurer OFFICERS ll Af s- Sponsor CHARLES PARKERSON Vice-President ARTHUR JONES Secretary BOBBY SPANN Watch-Dog 2 LENORA FERRELL President DOROTHY TAWATER Secretary OFFICERS IWRS. OLIVE BOWEN Sponsor BETTYE WOODS Vice-President AIARGARET IVARPOOL Sergeant-at-A rms KNITTING CLUB B W: FOLK-DANCING CLUB S DOUGLAS KAY President HAROLD FITZPATRICK Secretary Miss LoLA KING Sponsor OFFICER RUSSELL W1-un: Vice-President RIARTIN GARRETI' Treasurer MR. B. H. THOMPSON Sponsor MARY CRISWELL, Co-Captain - MRS. FLOYD, Sponsor - WILINIA NICCULLOUGH, Captain CI-IEEIQLEADEIQS BETTYE JORDAN, WILMA INICCULLOUGH, CHARLENE NIAYNARD, MARY CRISWELL JEAN Ovx-:RBY, MARY ETTA Gnlccs, FAY1-: CASTLEMAN JACKIE RINE, TENA HARMON 1-45.- ur UMR. TOM, Coach ATHLETICS ' ' A V1 Seated: Head, Pihgston, Kay, Fitzpatrick, Blair, R. Lunn, G. Lunn, Cross, Spann, Liddle- Standiffg: Hill, D. Jenkins, Goodwin, Parkes, Dunn, Moore, Coach Tom, Dodson, D. Waggoner, R. Waggener, Eake- fm FQ f nab' 'QT 'm N. FOGTBALL i MANAGERS WHITE, MINTER, ANIIFUQUA I I igf' .. vw I 3: f. 35, ' ,Q 1 'j 1 ' ' A Q1-if 4 . 'L jenkins, Harrison, Garrett. imortherman, Garvin, Tillman, Butts. COACH TOM FOOTBALL SUMMARY The Donelson Dons, under the coachmanship of B. H. QMr. Tomj Thompson, celebrated a gala football season and captured the class A championship. The Dons brought home with them the laurels of victory from eight of their mne attempts. r The Dons beat Franklin, Du Pont, Howard, and Cumberland in succession without being scored upon, only to be upset by the little but powerful team of Bellevue 12-0. The Dons were fast to recover from their defeat. The following week they beat the powerful team of Cohn 7-6. They took the nod from there and remained unbeaten for the remainder of the season. Although the team was not heavy, it did have experience and never-die determination. The first team will lose a number of those determined and able players by graduation. They are: Robert Lunn, Doug Kay, Dick Jenkins, Roy Red Blair, Harold Pap Fitzpatrick, Jimmy Cross, Billy Head, Eddle Pingston, Bobby Spann, Leonard Liddle, Bill Dunn, Tom Parkes, and Arthur Jones. I9 CI-IA 49 MPS fx JN- - , 5- fx I ax X 5 K-,W 1 4, M x .ik ff? - - . 21 N W dflxl , f .PH 7 3' ' ., itnx- , X xg-gqw-FQ Q- J , .b V .V . -2 A- fx 5. 'Nw 'fi 1 - ' 'M2?1?i2g ag 'D ' ' 5553 I Vis , xwffffii' , ,flu ,, - A ...W wx www'-..:. 3 : ,gy ,'-Hx' , ,,2,l':f 3-4 kk A N . A ' tr 'HW L 1 X 'XEQ ,bitt ,,, -.M Li HW We M 1 uhm. 'Q ' W in-6 xx 4. , ia , 'k .f 1' M 3 311 an 11' 1 ' Q . , . L , ag 'W-if 'L 9 J' if wr I 1 N g?i1?wgf'g',K ' igwwy- f-g,4!.jQyAf -, 3 ,gzff 1- - 5- X .N ,J ft' T .. - -'S-'11, F Rjigg ,gn W ' A ja ' I?57 31 MUs1ETrA Lucus, JAYNE LEAVELLE, MARTHA NELL Mc1Nr1RE, MARGARET PIRTLE, Queen-JANE TILLMAN, ANN LAVEN- DER, MARY Lois LAVENDER, PEGGY VAN ATIA, JOYCE SLOAN EDDIE, JANE, LEONARD fBelowj EDDIE, RED, JANE, LEONARD HOMECCMING 19,5 QS, A . -K ,. li, is ,J7 4 9' A Q, ., : li .' I Q , t,'. N' -. I 'CA s Q. ' Q 4, .fx ig. wifi? A, Q . ? rx S4 :fsg-31x11 l WW. 5 , . in 1- . .. IJ f ' ei I I g .FK Standing: TAYLOR, M. DENNEY, N. DENNEY, DUNCAN, WARPOOL, WHITWORTH, JONES, SMITH, PARIS Kneeling: J. TILLMAN, B. TILLMAN, LAVENDER GIRLS' BASKETBALL The Donnettes held high hopes for the 1949-50 season although they had lost three first-string guards at graduation the previous year. The girls completed the season undefeated and went into the Third District Tournament to down each opponent successfully: therefore, rightfully claiming the title Champs, This champion- ship made them eligible for the Fifth Region Tournament and there, too, they came out vic- torious. It can truthfully be said that the Don- nettes carried more than their share of honors away from each tournament. The success of the Donnettes may be found in their superb team work and quick thinking. Speed and determination to win also played an important role plus the excellent coaching by Mr. Tom and sympathetic understanding of Mrs. Tom. The team will lose the three starting forwards at graduation. This loss will seemingly hurt the future success of the teamg but, as before, there is always someone else ready to -step in and prove that the Donnettes will win their share of honors. The Senior forwards also served as captains. They are: Barbara Tillman, Ann Lavender, and Jane Tdlman. SALLY ANN WHITWORTH EVELYN JONES G1-lllfd Forward Donelson Donelson Donelson Donelson Donelson Donelson Donelson Donelson Donelson Donelson Donelson Donelson Donelson NANCY MITCHEI.L NAOMI DENNEY Guard Guard Donelson ..... .... Captains Donelson . .... .... 5 4 BETTY JEAN PARIS Forward DONNETTES ilillsboro Bellevue .... Cumberland Mt. Juliet . . . Antioch . . . Litton ..... Du Pont Goodlettsville Central ..... Antioch Mt. Juliet .. Cumberland Du Pont Central .... Bellevue REBECCA SMITH Forward W' . NIARINE DENNEY PEGGY TAYLOR ANN LAVENDER Guard Guard Forward Donelson ,... .,... 6 7 Goodlettsville Donelson .... , .... 31 Litton ........ . Donelson ..............., 54 Hillsboro ....... TOURNAMENT Donelson .,.............. 48 Bellevue ..,..... Donelson ,... ..... 5 4 Goodlettsville . . Donelsou .... ..... 6 0 Cumberland . . . Donelson Joelton ....... REGION V TOURNAMENT Donelson .....,.......... 35 Robertson East . Donelson ..,. ,.,. . 37 Tribble ..,.... Donelson .... ..... 2 8 East .... MARGARET WARPOOL OLLIE RAY DUNCAN JANE TILLMAN Guard Guard Forwm d ' E 1 Mi 2 3 Front Row: TILLMAN, KAY, WHITE, DAVIS Back ROUJI PARKES, LUNN, FITZPATRXCK, HARRISON, PINGSTON BOYS' BASKETBALL The boys ended with a successful season, al- though they were handicapped bythe lack of reserve strength. They suffered a mid-season slump but they found their range and finished the 1949-50 'season with flying colors. In the Third District Tournament they continued to show their abilities by beating the Goodlettsville Trojans 38 to 20 5 and in the semi-finals they were defeated by Du Pont by a single point-37-36. We take great pride in observing that whether the season will be listed a successful one or not, the same higli reputation of sportsmanship was predominant at Donelsonl Every game was played strongly but clean to the final whistle. The Dons will lose three seniors-Eddie Pingstfon, Tommy Parkes, and Pap Fitzpatrick, who was the capable captain of the team: and who was also selected as a forward on the Dis- trict Tournament Team. DOUGLAS KAY Center Donelson Donelson Donelson CHARLES TILLMAN Donelson Forward Donelson Donelson Donelson Donelson Donelson Donelson BILLY WOODS, Guard RUSSELL WHITE, Guard Donelson .... ..... NIARTIN GARRE Guard DONS Hillsboro . . . , . . .26 Bellevue .... .... 2 6 Cumberland . . . . . . .28 Mt. Juliet .... .... 3 3 Antioch . . .... 20 Litton ...... .... 4 1 Du Pont ...... .... 5 1 Goodlettsville .... .... 9 Central ...... .... 4 8 Antioch ..... .... 2 8 Mt. juliet ... . . . .51 KENNETH DAVIS, Guard .lun-lun Annnra, rulululu 'f ' ' SCHEDULE Donelson .... Donelson ..... I Donelson .... Donelson .... Donelson .... Donelson .... Donelson ................ 42 33 37 45 52 42 29 THIRD DISTRICT Donelson ................ Donelson. . . . CLIFFORD HARRISON Guard 38 37 Cumberland . . . Du Pont .... Central .,.... Bellevue ....... Goodlettsville Litton . .. ...... . Hillsboro ....... TOURNAMENT Goodlettsville . . . Du Pont ....... EDDIE PINGSTON Guard W , , Seated: C. BUTTS, A. JONES, M. GARREIT, D. PIRTLE, B. SPANN, D. MCCORMICK, B. STEELE. Second Row: G. LUNN, D JENKINS, D. KAY, H. FITzPA'mIcIc, D. FUQUA, K. DAVIS. Third Row: R. LUNN, D. WAGGONI-111, R. WAC-GQNER, T PARKES, D. CULP, R. Emms. n BASEBALL --- DOUGLAS KAY - X Captain ,. , E-Q X , A . S Congratulations FEATURES Prettiest Girl INIARY CRISYVELL Most Handsome Boy BILL DUNN 5 Most Athletic BARBARA TILLMAN GEORGE LUNN f' WI-lCD'S Most Likely to Succeed RUTH BRITTAIN JOHN TUCKI-:R WI-ICD Wittiest OLLIE RAY DUNCAN DOUGLAS KAY Most Popular JANE TILLMAN HAROLD FITZPATRICK Best All-Around ANN LAVENDER RICHARD JENKINS J 1 9-A - JOHN TUCKER A RICHARD JENKINS Balfour Civitan ANN LAVENDER JANE TILLMAN Roy EDWARDS Citizenship D.A.R. S.A.R. JOHN TUCKER ANN LAVENDER ARNIS TURRENTINE 95.68 93.36 92.83 KATHERINE MULLINS -IOANNE BARBER BETTY JEAN NEWMAN 91.8 91.22 90.03 Ms.. gi ' A W, xv vu . wg 2 fig 'H i jjfii M me 'S 5 'rf x W' 55? W4 .,.. X - A B n. wi-E if A 4 fx, K if 6155? ,ry x. , E Awww Compliments of SWISS FARM DAIRIES Compliments of IRVING HARRIS Representative of the L. G. BALFOUR COMPANY AT LOGAN'S You WUI Find Low Prices Every Day In The Week LOGAN'S SUPER MKT. Open Every Night 'Til 10 Enjoy Better Health With Purity Dairies Telephone 5-8770 Patronize Have HARWELL MOTOR CO. Coke for better Sales and Service Coca-Cola Bottling Works Nashville, Tennessee Compliments o f DONELSON SERVICE -STATION Pure Oil Products jones Grocery Refrigerated Vegetables Located on Murfreesboro Road Compliments of BERNOW DRUG CO. , i i D . Compliments of Prescrzptzon S peezalzst Phone 442 Donelson, Ten TOWN and COUNTRY ' HARDWARE Compliments gf 4 Ph 386 Donelson T Friend WILSON'S PHARMACY Drugs, Sundries, Paints and Hardwar Donelson, Tenn. Washers' Market 1455 Lebanon Road Nashville, Tenn. Phone 5 7371 T. G. TILLMAN ,,,,,5,e,,, Beef MEAT Refrigerated Vegetables MARKET Compliments of .SHELL SERVICE CO' Donelson, Tennessee Compliments of DONELSON THEATER 4.1 Compliments of Robert Orr Grocery Nashville, Tennessee HAMILTON GARAGE 24-Hour Wrecker Service Phone 6-5276 Nashville, Tennessee Affiliated AAA Garage LUZIER DONELSON PHARMACY Fine Cosmetics and Perfumes Telephone 67 DOUCISOH, T900- Phone 4.1896 Drugs, Sundries, and Drinks MR. AND MRS. R. F., LITSEY R. L. STEELE ,KATY'S DRESS AIRWAY RESTAURANT SHOP Donelson, Tennessee Lebanon Road Nashville, Tennessee Phone 6-4542 Res. 7-4691-M WALKER MOTOR CO. Used Cars with many Unused Miles Bought-Automobiles-Sold Loans Assisted 380 Murfreesboro Road Austin Motor Company Murfreesboro Road Nashville, Tennessee FRED WALKER Nashville, Tennessee TAYLORS LESTER'S PHARMACY 616 Murfreesboro Rd. Phone 6-1278 MARKET Nashville, Tennessee CARVER LOWELL CLEANERS WALKER Work Guaranteed CO. Donelson, Tennessee Donelson, Tennessee 44 m2WZjp5jj5 22 L 3' ,1 ,wi-f? . 1 lf if sv L 'ff Wr- .JWJV OJ . E, J! -. QUJ6' O ' 6 I ' W M we W 53,112 if W ' J V hd ' ,f ' jo - j L , 'aw 2 Eva-,gf 1 T15 H X EWU X. 4 lqpvwqg 61 35,9 . J If U' n XP p ' 1f A JH ga Q JF Jlr. lw I sa!! U wg EQ 1 is XJ ,J F f ' QF . - 525 ' 5 jf' b Sw We 'KX Y my 8 As? I N R ..-MMM ,,g,.ek htm b wif, 0. gmflf Lowfqzffn V ' 'IVA' FLM10 of S 5 WDW f JW W 1 Ll, A,,,,- ff IQ fn ff 1 ' :' - ',,, - ' I ,f M If 1 .I Q, k, . K ? ' . I 1 X-P