DuPont High School - Leaves of Hickory Yearbook (Old Hickory, TN)

Text from Pages 1 - 64 of the 1949 volume:

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'TTA ini I ' E+ wav ALMA MATER On the ezty s eastern border Reared agamst the sky Proudly stands our Alma Mater Forward' ever be our watchword Conquer and prevazl Round our hearts our Alma Mater Du Pont Hzgh all hazl' eaves of Hickory Publzshed by the Annual Stahl of DU PCNT HIGH SCHOOL N lf.: ll' I-I I As the years roll by. I . I , ,I 'X' is , If uf .A ,qv if' L, V 'yr L, A' V , A Q' 'Y -,7,X,V U. C, X 'ln x A B ry .1 i -' , 'A Q V 1 X r 'N K .F 5 IV I K fs' - N I. I 5' y' r y ' XX X 1 C u 1 .1 5 af ,. an 'RWE 1 1 YL 1. 1 4. 1 P? U'- ,gif- 4-V if ,,' ', -is-e , , .-A X la I .4 '27 , Q- H as V1 L fi Q IP' ...L a l-1f4,- - V ' D ..,q,.- N. Q rf! Q . nmllsrs 3.4: 1 'f f , -. X If xx ' K , .V QP' ' 1 , J ffc?-U-sl' is 11 In X. in K. , 1 X ' 1 A v..,' Sv. ' ..x, :Al :'k 1 V - my lf' X AWP Q 1' KJ' -iiiawfi 'gf ' A K.. X ' . 4-A QI? ,Ire - , . 1- f Q M-J -if-4 ,L K.. x . f M. H I I-pl... 8,F','7l'f-I Y Li 1 al , , ,fi :V gf ' if . F7 ,ff Ly'--S.. 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SIUNL Doxxfx IUAI Rum jlxnn' Mriklxxn' DUT Hxcxs THE STAFF liditnr in Chief Axsutartl Editor Business Manager Assigtant Business Manager Sports Editor .4 ssista nt Sports Editor jrqax IJr.m1.A.x B1-Tlx' jus Puou tgakgox Mfmxlxc BILLY TRAvls kxox WRIGHT LHARLI-LS Houom Club Editor Features Senior Representative junior Representative Sophomore Representative Freshman Representative 'riff' JOE GRAY Editor in Chief I -'T f GJ- W '27 GENE STONE usincss Manager wi W1 M Q91 M CMM EE I , fem' ffjffj ii tr- eiiiiw is EWCJRD We, the Class of 1949, wish to leave this LEAVES or-' HICK- ORY, hoping it will recall some of the cherished memories of 1948 and 1949 . . . the football' games . . . class parties . . . assemblies, especially the unruly conduct . . . pep meet- ings . . . those exciting basketball games . . . plays . . . class tournaments . . . clubs, especially the Smoker's Club . . . the gnawing sensation in our stomachs before exams . . . the lunchroom lines . . . Student Council elections . . . Who's Who . . . the scramble to get notes for our history notebooks . . . those trips to the office, some pleasant and some unpleasant . . . Coach Davis' colorful ties . . . dates . . . lessons, what few We prepared . . . and others too nu- merous to list. Perhaps some mother, father, grandfather, or grandmother will some day find an old dusty book in their closet and through it remember and relive a story. i When this is done, our purpose for this LEAVES OF HICKORY will have been accomplished. .rf .1 4 f z af, 'Y' ...auf ! Y 'f'3.fg '4 N ..f' v ,pw- 'Z Ti ,I 44 0'0 ,Q- Q1 ffgg 's Xffv R K- ZX xml 'ew Tb 4 Xxx tx SF? Because ue love hxm admxre hum and lrust hun tn full Because uhen hes near us our classes arent dull Because he rs always cheerful and gay Because we look forward to seemg hzm each daix Because he xs wzllmg patient and true Because he cheers us on davs when we re blue Because he helps us and guides us and sets us aught Because he mspzres us to um m lifes fight Iiecause tn uordx ue could never express Our gratitude even m tunes of redress Because to us students he has always been More than a teacher a personal fnend Because of these Lhmgs we the Annual Staff and Student Body proudly but humbly dedlcate lhxs the 1949 volume of LI-LM ES OF HICKORY to our beloved teacher MR J T DENTNIS IllHIEHlIHN 1 3 X rf! 'K -hx f 1' ll If ,L x Y If l kb 7 - f, X 1- '1 - X3 Q, qqxi tv A M . '. ' ' 'i' '- x K lv - CQ X: fx Y vu' Nt lik ' xx -'qw ,Y ie. a R . 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' ' ' ,' ' . v ' 5 PRINCIPAL S MESSAGE X ly smcere appreciation for the splendxd co operauon and enthuslasm of the faculty and student body of Du Pont Hlgh School Nlay we always contmue to work together ln a democrat tc way for the enlightenment and dlffuslon of knowledge RONALD E BRINKLEY Xlurrav State Teachers College Nl A leabody Prznczpal 4444, 559 WJ fl WW TEAEHE I Bs., . 5 . , ' ' 67 1 ' f az, g, o S Q40 ff' F A C MARTHA BoNn BS Peabody Science jossrn W DAvls B S Mlddle Tennessee Slate College Physncal Educatmn J T DENNxs B S Middle Tennessee Stale College Mathematics EMMA JEAN FLow1-:Rs BS Peabody Language Englssh MRS L P MAJOR BS Cumberland Lfmvemty Home Economxcs LENNA COWGILL BS MA Peabody Engluh CLADYS DEAKINS A B Cumberland Umvennty M A Peabody Mathematics off aff QW M aff' ECIL ELLIOTT S Mld e Tern une College L S eabody X' f J! flnbranpn 7' f f dgZ,,f,ufH f ,Wm We , cfZ,,4 ANE JACKSON AB College of Com ce Bo mg Green Kentucky M Ed Duke UIIIVCTSIIY Commerce j f!: ?YMWXW Hcs 1 fn W i-20,1-FDKWM kj A J I f .V of , VM sf' 'D . - frfnf Qf -f 1' I f ,JI ELIZABFFH Osaonma BS. Peabody Languages 1315 flip-ffcfj DORRIS B RICHARDS M A Peabody Science Av uw-if V 1 H. U-L DOYLE K SMITH Middle Tennessee State College Industnal Arts Coach ALICE Wnrrx-:RAU BA Peabody Scaence Peg' X211 ff,-V , M0-1-D 7' A flxff CAROLINE S. Pm B.S. in Ed. University of ennessee M.A. Pc . 'N xf N-'J X fx 1-1 1.3, -. , ' . .ey S, LJX Qi X, my . ik, iv A ex ,J r X v7 fN My x' f of Clffiggj ZQLVW, WM! Ml! W E Pl.lLN11CE B.S Annum Peay Suu: College Physical Education NANCY IMMONS B A Peabody Engluh fffffffezffffiffg M Q40 Tucxrx Peabody H ut NINA E WILLIAMS B S Middle Tennessee State College Teacher Coordinator ROBERT Rmu-:Y B.S. University of Tennessee B.S. Peabody Band FH 41' ' E ai X PV. 1' ' QA- 1 f ' ' 'W 'lg 4419 , ,4 s AX 'U 'Will 'fl 'Ln- 5 A '9 n Q 'U if 1-- Y 0 SlNlUHUlHSS CARSOL MANNING 'Nickname Hrownxe Molto Early rzsers are con cexted tn the morning and stupxd rn the afternoon Club l Hn! Club 1 4 sergeant Rl Arms 4 lxucr Club '7 3 4 Beta Club 4 D E Club 4 Class President 3 4 Football 2 5 4 Baseball l 2 3 4 btalc D E President 4 An nual Staff 3 4 Sludcnl Council 5 4 CARSON xfANNI 1G JIMMY MCKININEY FOSTER PLNDLI-:Y RALPH Dusxxu Husuzx Erin lox cz Cum Er,KoLs SHLDDEN jo Amm OFFICERS President Vxce Presxdent Secretary Reporter Boy Sergeant at Arms Gxrl Sergeant at Arms Representalwe to Student Councxl Reprcsentatxve to Student Councxl '. 1, in fx! .. '.'. ....... ' ffl .' ' ...,.,...........,. ,.. I - ' La ' ...........,.,....,.,,..,... , - A , J If f .. JOHN BURCH .......,,. . . . . .,..,..,....... Treasurer An. D. 2 '- ' .4 . 2. 3. CLASS HISTORY On a brught day un September of 1945 we as a group of green freshmen were welcomed to Du Pont Hugh School Under Mr Fergusons guudance we were finally able to find ourselves and to locate the proper classrooms After unutuatuon we really began to feel at home and had organuzed our class wuth Bull Smuth as Presudent The chuef class proyect that year was the presentatuon of our class play A Case of Sprxngtume under the durectuon of our sponsors Nfrs Gwunner and Nfuss Elluott As freshmen we were well represented un athletucs O the football team we had H Etter and R Smuth The yunuor varsuty basketball team uncludung four of our classmates was runner up that year D Hucks was a member of the basketball team whuch won the reguonal champuonshup that year Too quuckly vacatuon was over and we trudged back as sophomores Although we were sorry to lose Mr Ferguson we readuly welcomed Mr Brunkley and mar veled that grass began to grow un the path to Dupon tonua As Bull Smuth had proved to be a good leader we re elected hum as class Presudent Thus year we were fortunate to have as our sponsors Muss Noland and Muss Osborne However we regretfully watched Muss Noland leave at mud term to marry Congressman Pruest Thus year our class was represented un many actuvutues P Skelley was attendant to the football queen R Denny led the junuor varsuty football team R Smuth and H Etter were agam on the varsuty un basketball the yunuor varsuty won the champuonshup wuth M Hmson B Hunt L Cook G Gore and E Shedden boostung the team to vuctory Junuor year by electung Carson Mannung for our Presudent Muss Cowgrll and Mrs Mayor were our sponsors In the sprung under the durectuon of Muss Cowgrll we success fully presented as our class play Ameruca s Boy Fruend Thus year we had more representatuves than ever un football Those letterung were R Smuth H Etter B Smuth E Eubank C Mannung E Blythe J Nfcliunney and F Pendley B S Donnell and-I Clay were attend ants to the football queen Agaun we took prude un our basketball teams The boys won the Interscholastuc League Champuonshup Our class was represented by E Shedden G Gore j Mutchell B Hunt R Smuth L Cook M Hunson and M Wulson ln gurls basketball we were represented by D Nl Ruves captaun D Hucks alternate captaun and D McCaleb In tennus D Hucks blazed her way to the top becomung singles champuon of the Interscholastuc League The boys team was runner up That brulluant advance un sports vsasnt stopped as our baseball team became both Interscholastuc and Re guonal champuon C Mannung L Cook A Bradley B Games NI Hunson j Nlutchell B Smuth NI Wvulson and Ralph Denny represented us un that Our golf team wuth E Shedden R Smuth and P Hawkuns representung us was state runner up D Hucks was the representatuye to Gurls State and Bob Florence and j Gray to Boys State E Shedden was selected by the faculty and stu dents to go to the Red Cross Leadershup Camp Then as a crownung achuevement of the year we were hosts at the annual junuor Senuor Banquet Through the unturung elforts of Vrs Nfayor and the class thus was a great success -kt last our dream seemed to be realuzed we were sophustucated senuors Agaun C Mannung was elected class Presudent and we were proud of the followung senuors as our Student Body officers Presudent j Gray Vuce Presu dent B Smuth Secretary Treasurer C Calkun Sergeants at Arms D Hucks and R Smuth Thus year we fortunately had the opportunuty to par tucupate un a presudentual electuon After an enthusuastuc campaugn un whuch two senuors took an acuve part the Democrats won Joe Gray represented the Democrats and D Hucks the Duxuecrats when the tume came for our annual class party after much deluberatuon we decided to have a square dance As a result of reasonung duscussung debatung and plead ung ut was very successfully held un the gym Then came the tume to get our class rungs and to have graduatuon puctures taken How busy we were getttng materual for our annual' J Gray yunuor edutor last year was the able edutor un chuef thts year All thus took tume but under the leadershup of Wluss Perry Muss Wulluams and Mr Ruchards our sponsors ut was a pleasure Our class gauned a wealth of valuable unformatuon by sendung representatuves to the state leguslature and to the Unesco meetung As a class we have mauntauned a hugh scholastuc average throughout hugh school C Calkun C Adaur J Dedman B j Pugh and J Gray have some of the hughest averages ever to be achueved at Du Pont Carolune Calkun us vale ductoruan and Carolyn Adaur us salutatoruan j Gray was R Medal Our class was outstandung not only at Du Pont but also throughout the state C Mannung was elected presu dent of the State Dustrubutuve Educatuon Assocuatuon B Hunt was presudent of the Davudson County junuor Red Cross and D Hucks was secretary of the Davudson County Safety Councul R Smuth and H Etter were co captauns of our football team on whuch nuneteen senuors lettered In gurls basket ball we had D Hucks captaun Dorus NlcCaleb alternate captaun and D Ni Ruves Our boys had an unusually successful basketball season wuth E Shedden captaun R Smuth B Gaunes L Cook J Mutchell M Wulson M Hmson and B Hunt from our class As our hugh school days draw to a close the words of Ruchard Hovey un hus poem At the Crossroads are very expressuve of ouur sentuments lou to the left and I to the rught For the ways of men must sever And ut well may be for a day and a nught And ut well may be forever But whether we meet or whether we part fl-'or our ways are past our knowungj A pledge from the heart to uts fellow heart On the ways we all are goung CAROLINE Csutuuw Br-:rw jams Pucu-u Class Htstoruans , . , , , . . . , A 1 ' a ' . . . I - , . . . , . , . , . . . . . L, . . A . v . . . ' . g . ' . .I , . , . . ' After another well-earned vacatuon, we began our selected to receuve the Cuvutan Key and C. Adair the D. A. 1 A I ' Q . . l' s I s . , 1 , - , . l 0 . , . , Q I , . , 1 A . V, I . i . I . , . Z . A , , . , . . ' . . , - ' . . . , ' 3 . u ..-. . - . . , . , . , . . . . ' , ' 1 . ' , ' . . . . ' . . . I , . ', . , . . V . . . . . . ' D y ' - . V 4 Lf ,,,.L,, THE sENloR jmvnls ROBIN blCKllslNEY Nnckname Mouth Motto Do not forget lxttle ltmd nesses but don t remember xmall faults Football I 2 3 4 Basketball l Sclence Club l 2 5 Vnce Prestdent 5 Photography 2 5 4 Letter Club 3 4 Class Play I Dramauc Club 2 3 4 Vtce Presldent 3 Class Re porter 2 Honor Roll l Class Vtee Presldcnt 4 Spmt of 47 Club Sports lldntor of Annual 4 Qulll and ro I 2 3 Secretary eau 2 Ja OYC LAY Ntckna Bar Motto Love t xtc hte ' drun Home Erono c ' 3, Gleg Club 3 Ctrl cant at A Y Teen Club 3 Safety Clu MISS Du Pont Htgh 4 Queens tendant 3 Cutest Couple 4 RALPH DILNNEY Nltckname Doc 'Nlotto Its not that I dont be lxeve In love at frst sight but just belteve m takmg a second look Football 2 'K 4 Baseball 1 2 5 4 Basketball Manager 2 Honor Roll 2 3 4 Letter Club 2 Glce Club 2 Class Reporter 3 4 Modem Cnme Club 2 HIY Club 4 jour naltsm Club 3 Fosrut PENDLEY 'N Ickname Careless Nlotto H tnners never qutt QIUHZTS 7lt UCT 'UJITI Football 3 4 Art Club 2 Photo raphy Club 5 4 Scnence Club 2 3 Class Secretary 4 Wlttlest Boy 4 Honor Roll l 2 5 4 Letter Cl b 4 Spmt of 47 Club jot- GRA! Nxtltname jodamel Nlotto They are slaves uho fem to be Hl the rtght uxth tuo or three 4, eam Buvs' ous Boy' ou 4' N M' ,IQAIM ick Vlotto He tr a to your word your work d your frxends Honor Roll l 2 3 4 Class Play I Best All Around Freshman Gtrl Pub lIc Speakmg Club l 2 5 4 Secre tary Treasurer 2 Dramattcs Club l Readmg Club 2 3 4 Band Mayor ette 2 Home Eeonomtcs Club 2 Letter Club 5 4 Beta Club 3 4 Prextdent 4 Red Cross Representa uve 4 Class Prophet 4 Represent: tne to Student Counctl 4 D A R Medal 4 Salutatonan j0HN BURCI-I 'Nhckname Sack Motto-If worry ltzlls great men, I m safe IYClub I 2 3 4 Presndent D ll. Football l 2 8 4 C Treasurer 4 Modern Crtme Club 2 splfll of 47 Club Physics Club 5 Letter Club 5 4 2ffQ?-stein N Icltname Pee Wee Motto Fmd them fool them, forget them HIY Club l 2 3 4 Vtce Presldent 3 Letter Club l 2 3 4 Vxce Presn dent 3 Sergeant at Amns 4 Foot ball l 2 3 4 kltemate Captaln 4 ECKOLS SHEDDEN Ynckname Eck Nlotto All sense wtthout com mon sense 15 nonsense Football 2 S 4 Basketball 2 S 4 taIn 4 Colt l 2 4 H Club l 2 3 4 Representauve Student Councul 2 3 4 Honor Roll 2 3 4 Beta Club 3 4 BILL SNHTH NlCkIl3I'llC ll Illte Motto-lf you can come to an obstarle uhieh you cant go ' around over through r under --back o Football 2 3 4' , 5 - Class President , Ice-President 33 Vice-Presi udent Body 4' Serg nt o 'tude Bod ' '- eant at Arm . g Student ' ' e C ub ' THE NIOR CLA ROY ALLEN N xckname Sonny Nfotto Be uhat you is and rot uhat you aint Nlodern Crime Clu 2 ,firm XlONA BARNES N ickname Home Nlotto Sm has many tools but a lie is a handle which fits them a Basketball 3 Citizenship Club 4 Reporter D E Club 4 Girls Aux ihary 3 0 ERN Esr BLYTHE Nickname Poker Nlotto l have more fur-ues in im nose than any girl in Du Pont High has in her uhole bodw Honor Roll l Letter Club 3 4 Chemistry and Physics Club 3 Foot 3 4 Science Clu Xlodern Crime Club 2 Spirit of 47 L-lee Club 2 Aviation Club 3 LELA JANE BUTLER Nickname-Dinkle-bar Motto-'Vo smile is so beautiful as the one that smiles through tears. flee Club, l 2' Home Economits Iuh, , . LEHMAN Coox Nickname-Lucy Motto-Try anything twice. Aviation Club l 2: Baseball l, 3 4' ootball I' Sfety Club, l . Basketball, 2, 3 41 Letter Club 4. 'ltlei 1 I 'N P' 4 fjnafvj' Jr.-Q fl oflzfmarf z f 'f DORA BAKER N icl-tname Dole Niotto An empty barrel makes a lot of noise and box do I rattle' X Teen Club 3 Photographs Club 4 Citizenship Club 4 Honor Roll GARN ALLISON Nickname Gander Niotto I1 hal rs fair for the goose is fair for the gander Scifnce Club l 2 Chemistry and P YSICS Club 5 Football 2 3 4 etter Club 4 Mweifwadpq -Lg-fc 'W' V Bl-,TTY SUE BINKLEY Nickname Bootehze Niotto Love em and leave rn Home Economics Club 1 2 4 ra matic Club 3 Honor Roll I 2 3 4 Ra io Club 4 Glee Club 2 W WM AUBREY OWEN BRADLEY JR. Nickname-Red Motto-Ce! the other guy before he gets you. Beta Club. 3, 4: Honor Roll, l 2 3 43 Baseball, 3, 4. H CAROLINE CALKIN Nickname-Carolina Motto-I can and I will. onor Roll. l, 2. S, 45 Glee Club -, 5 4, President 5 Vice-President ' Vice-President of Math Club, 4' Beta Club, 5 4, Treasurer 4' Best Fresh- man Girl Citizen' Class Play, lg Sec- retary-Treasurer of Student Council, 4g Most Studious Girl, 3 45 M t Ambitious Girl, S, 45 Best Girl Citi- zen, 43 Girl Most Likely to Succeed, 3, 4, Class Historian, 4, Valedictorian. f -I, -r w ,we pw, FRANCLS CHR 'N xckname Std otto When you meet tempta txon on the road of lnfe tum to the rxght Glee Club 2 Reading Club 2 S Reporter Phylum and Chemtstry Club 3 Home Eoonotmcs Club l 2 Safety Club 4 Honor Roll 3 4 Presndent Dramatic Club 4 Beta Club 4 JACK DAVIS N nckname jackson Motto My tame ts my own untxl seven at mght Chemtstry and Physxcx Club 5 avg' JZ-uae QA! 4.44 5-'Aux X91-'94 uf jot-tx E SUE CURFMAN Ntckname J Sue Motto A reputation tx a person al possessmn frequently not das Covered unttl lost Goodlcttsnlle 8 Home Economncs Club l 2 5 Radxo Club 4 Math Club 4 Honor Roll 4 V I-lmsnson E EUBANKS Ntckname Bugle: Nlotto Hope and strxue nf you uant to thrtue Best Freshman Boy Cntnzen Honor l F all bclenae Club l 2 Chemistry and Physics Club 3 Letter Club 3 4 Beta Club 5 4 Assoctate Edltor of Annual 4 DLA am Jxf0ll0 A nan ts ral er lo sen t rxc and ot' r ra t silver :ence b e Economlcs C b X ee ra u 4 Safety Club 4 ono Roll Chemnstry and Phys 196 Club 5 l ui OR AES , K YNILUAM DONALD CRAIG Nxckname Don Xiotto A lovm heart ts the begtnmng of al knowledge Band 2 4 Manager 4 Glee Club l 2 S 4 Presndent 4 Letter Club 2 4 Spmtof 46and 47 Club Modem gfuge Flub 2 D E Club 4 Sctcnce U 0Fff'w!l 2' ,gfkhzrtx DUNA Nxckname flag 'Nlotto Drmlt nothxtd M xeemg tt .vxgn nothmg wnthout readmg xt D E Club 4 JAMES LAMPLEY Ntckname Old Lamplxg er Motto Why study when slee 7 D E Club 4 L if 5 lv vBosn'Vjjr1AN JJUJMAN -Klcknaqnt-Deadeye tol-B prepared always fo hetwbrst hope always for the best Honor Roll l 2 5 4 Class Play 5 Readmg Club 2 3 4 Reporter 2 Vuce Presndent 3 Presxdent 4 Letter Club 3 4 Dramauc Club 2 jour naltsnl Club 2 Forensxc Club 5 4 becrelary 5 Band 2 3 4 Beta Club 5 4 Corresponding Secretary 4 An nual Staff 4 Vhtuest Gtrl 4 BILLX FERQLSON Nlckname Bxll Niotto ba! drmlt and be merry for tomorrou ts test day Spmt of 46 Club Photography Club 1 Radio Club 4 D E Club 4 .J E SEN OR CL ffl! V6 Af! 1 G I PINK Nxckname G I Nlotto Always be ready to shake rattle and roll Nlorgan Preparatory School l Pho tography Club 2 3 Glee Club 3 D E Club 4 DOROTHY HACKNEY Nrclrname Dot Motto just wart txll I grow up' Readmg Club 4 Publrc Speakxng Club 2 3 Dramauc Club l 2 Glee Club 2 3 Home Economxcs Club aety Club 4 D E Cl Honor Roll I EJ ytguyefy F64 Hmigua Gnaoarw Games Nxckname Peachy Motto The best thmgs an lrfe are free Football l 3 4 Basketball 1 3 4 Baseball l 3 4 Modem Cnme Club 2 Chemxstry and Physics Club 3 Safely Club 3 4 Letter Club 4 Spmt of 46 Photography Club 2 HIY Club 3 4 Avratxon Club 3 REBA CATHELIN H1-LLTON 'Nlckname Kathy Nlotto Character xs made by what you stand for reputanon by uhat you fall for Honor Roll l 2 4 Glee Club Y Teen Club 3 Cmzenshlp Club Photography Club 4 WALTER GOLD!-LN Nlcknarne Stxnky Nlotto Money ss everythmg the guy wxth ten mzllzon dollars :sn t 1 bat happzer than the guy with nxne mzllxon dollars D E Club 4 J -4. S SN ANDA K Nnckname Bxll Nlolto The measure of a uom ans real character as what she uould do if she knew she wouldn t be found out Glee Club 2 Gxrl Reserves 3 Read mg Club 3 Dramatxc Club Secretary fl,4.Ll if J-4 f Treasurer 4 y A ,ov Boa FLORENCE I Nnckname Sop -b'L V L Nlotto No man has a good enough memory to make a suc cessful liar Honor Roll l 2 3 4 Scrence Club 2 Chemxstry and Physlcs Club 3 Representatlve to Boys Stale 3 Bela Club 3 4 Class Play 3 Dramauc Cub 2 3 YVILMA HARRISON Nickname Eval Eyes Nlotto I do not deny that wom en are foolish but they were made to match men Home Economu: Club l 2 3 4 Reading Club 2 3 4 Treasurer 3 4 Beta Club 4 Pretuest Grrl 4 Honor Roll 1 3 4 XJWA Aja! ACAJJOHN GIDDINGS N nckname Shon Motto There as plenty of room on the ladder of success there is no need to push someone else 011 to make room for yourself Honor Roll l 2 3 4 Science Club 2 Chemistry and Physlcs Club 3 Nlathemaucs Club 4 Beta Club 3 4 Reporter 4 GLN!-1 GORE Nzcknarne Lncle Gene Xlotto The best thmgs an Ixfe are uhat I uork for Nlodem Crrme Club 2 HLY Club l 2 3 Reporter 3 Basketball 3 THE NIOR CLA 9 -XLXIN HAWKINS Ntcltname Pal Xiotto To be not to .seem Football 3 4 Golf 3 4 Modem Crtme Club 2 Chcmnstry and Phys :cs Club 3 Photogra hy Club 5 Safety Club 3 Letter lub 4 ll'll of 46 Club Ax W4 4555 t 1 o e I look een Club 3 iens ho o Club f W 1 BILLY H NT lN1ckname Cusco Nlotto Somettmes I thtnk tt ts uorth whxle to get tired tt feels so good to rest Safety Club l 2 5 Modern Crtmc Club 2 Basketball 2 3 4 Sptnt of 47 Club Prestdent Davtdson County Counctl juntor Red Cross 4 NIYRINA JENKINS Ntckname Ptckanme 'Nlotto If brams are dy namzte, I don t have to worry about an er ploston Transferred from North Hugh School CoCapta1n of Hall Patrol l 2 3 4 Dramattc Club 2 3 JALK KINLI-1 Nickname Amdlc Xiotto Try to be on tune If not, better late than never A 0- DOT HICKS N ucltname Htcks Nlotto Luke and be ltked by even one Basketball 1 2 3 4 Alternate Cap tam 3 Captam 4 AllNashulle 3 Tennis 2 3 4 Singles Champton 3 Gtrls State Representatne 3 Safets Club 3 4 Presndent 4 Secretary 'lreasuner of Counts Junior Safety Council 4 Letter Club 2 3 4 Dra matlc Club l 2 3 4 Reading Club 2 Beta Club 3 4 Home Economtcs Club l 2 3 Class Sergeant at Arms l 2 Ser cant at Amzs of Student Body 2 4 Student Councxl 2 3 4 Annual Staff 4 Best Ctrl Athlete 3 4 Best All -krou d Gr 4 Fnendllest Ctrl 4 'Host Popular r 4 H o R 4 Nlaun J HINSON M N tckname Buster 6- aff!!! N. X W' 'X 'Q BJVJJJJ l 4 'sv ki. 1 X Nlotto If szlence ts golden I m broke Nlodern Cnme Club 2 Football 2 it 4 Basketball 1 2 3 4 Baseball ELEASE JARMAN Nickname jug Motto A good man ts hard to find but Ive found mme Cheerleader 1 Tennis 1 2 3 Read :ng Club 3 Vtce President of D E Club 4 MA!! W, fewff' c1 y.4yf:.L LOXDJGIITH Ntckname Pearly Curly Motto Not to be a kmg but to lxve lxke one D E Club 3 4 Auatton Club l 8 Prestdent w JL FM j van s Nxckna -ur' all g you can ttme to atf eve one you can Rtchland Mashmgton l Du Pont Hlzh Sfhool. 2 5. 4, Band, 2, Gln Klub, 2 5, 4 Honor Roll, 1, 2, 3, 4, B013 Club 3. 4. Readmg Club, 3, Forenstc Club, 5 Lf' l Euorsglfjbrm Nxcknafne Riesce ' L Nlot ,Dont ldstugy mterffrf ! ultjt Lyour 'dint off f' Home csnomna Club l 2 Glee 3 Photography b l r Roll aafezff L44 If 5 .LI 'iflf Ross lNlC INTOCK Ntckname Sour Ross Nlotto Why wonder find out the hard way Baseball l Basketball l 2 Modem Cru:e5Club l Letter Club 2 D E C lu jhtx NIITCH N ndmame Mitty Motto-My heart s open, my 1 free go away pula glfll dont bo er rnlf Art Cl b 2 Blsk lball 2 5 4 ter Clu 4' 'Football l 2 Baseball 3 Spur!! of 4G'Club VIRGINIA LINEBERRY Nltckname jenny Nlotto If at first you dont suc ceed try try agaxn Publnc S akmg Club l 2 3 4 Class Play l Dramatic Club l Home Economics Club 5 4 Pest dent 4 Band 4 KENIN ETH MORROW Nhckname Tarzan Motto Have fun and be un but dont stack your neck ou you may have to run Glo: Club 2 3 f CR CLA ,X-we Zwku x.. fY'f DV' O1 jAMr.S NICCLE Nickname Button Xlotto Do at unlo others before they do at unto you Class Play l Football l 2 3 Bas ketball l Cmzenshlp Club I Du matte Club l Modem Cnme Club 2 5 4 oumalnsm Club 3 Spmt of MA 9 LJ-'MA no L E name Louasa L tto f 1' Y- C, Ldid ust orget tt Glee Club 2 3 D E Club 4 JA4 IJ LV' 'WARY SUI-1 TIDWELL l Nickname T Mable Xlotto If tt pays to be ignorant I ll always be a mxllxonatre .J Curl Reserves l Glee Club 2 5 Band Majorette 2 3 Photography Club 2 Safety Club 4 Letter Club H A C b WALTER NIOORI-I Nhckname Warm Xlotto Better be on the :nude Iookmg out than on the outsxde looking tn' E Club 4 B Ml DORIS R1-:Mt NfCCALEB Nlckname Hoodley 'iiotto Itnow your .slug and be able to strut xt Basketball l 2 3 4 Altemate Cap tam 4 Home Economxcs Club 2 Science Club 2 Gtrl Regent-5 2 3 Letter Club 2 5 4 Safety Club 3 Readmg Club 4 THE NIOR CLA RUBY NfCXfURTRY Nickname Boone Motto-Its better to love one little boy lots than lots of boxs little Glec Club l 2 Home Economics Club CARROL BHLTON PENDLEY Nickname Taterhead Motto United we stand, divided we fall Science Club 2 Photography Club 3 4 Spmrof 47 MARGARET REI-.D Nickname Marge Motto Itx better to smile and forget than to remember and be sa Home Economics Club l 2 3 Glce Club 3 Reporter Reading Club 4 DOUGLAS POWERS Nickname Doug Motto Do it right or not at all Radio Club 4 I'-ffl 1.0RE1'rA NIOORE Nickname-Mercy Motto-Happiness .shared is happiness doubled. Honor Roll, I. 2 3, 4' Band 2 . 2 Science Club. 2' Girl Reserves Club, ...' Home Economics Club l 2' Chemistry and Physics ' Club 3 4 Letter Clu 5 ety cm: 45 2 qs,-Jw, If . A R WL W W Wff DAVE HOWARD NCHOLS N ickname Dave Howard Nlotto If shes dumb enough to believe it Ill dish it t Spirit of ripe 1 ub 2 A u Club 3 u ARY SUE MAYHUGH Nickname Polly Motto Hitch your wagon to a star but keep your feet on the ground YTeen Club 2 Dramatic Club 2 journalism Club 3 Reading Club 4 Band Majorette 4 Secretary Glen: Club 4 may KENNETH POPE Nickname Sharkxe Motto I4 hat is life without a cue stick? ESTHLR NIEDLEY Nickname Estes Nlotto Ltfe is no longer i we hurry Baxter Seminary 1 2 Forensic Club F H A C 3 4 YTeen Club 3 ALVIN PURCELL Nickname-Blackie . Motto-A little learning is a dangerous thing. Spirit of '47 Club. 2' Science Club - Photography Club 3 4, Sergeant' Arms, 3. I ENIOR CLAS J 4 'jo NY RICHARDSON Nickname I B Xlotto Lake the calm blue sea, always calm D E Club 4 J l Barry Own U ' Nickname Bessie Motto A boulxng temper cooks vour own goose Public Speaking Club l 2 3 4 Band 2 3 4 ZZQTID w 4-wffdf ALVIN SHI-:RRILL,j Nickname A B Niotto If zgnoranee zs bliss then I lxve tn paradise Band 2 3 4 Modem Crime Club 2 Glee Club 3 Honor Ro 3 Ra dio Club 4 Class Play 3 Letter Club 3 4 aw NIARIE PARKER Nickname-Pal Motto-To love and be loved. Home Economics Club 3 4' Safety Club 3, 4' Dramatic Club 4' Glee -' Club 2. 5,71 RAYMOND SMITH Nickname-Smitty Motto-Why be dijicult when uith little effort you can be im- possible? Football. l, 2, 3, 4, Captain. 43 Most Valuable Player on Team, 3, 4g Bas- ketball, l, 2, 3, 4: Golf, l, 2, 3, 4: Class Vice-President, l. 2: Class Ser- geant at Arms. 33 Sergeant at Arms of Student Council. 4g Hi-Y Club, l, 2. 3, 4. Sergeant at Arms, 2, 3, Presi- dent, 43 Letter Club, 2, 4, President, 4, Vice-President, 23 Treasurer, D. Ii. X Club. 45 Best Boy Athlete, 43 Best All-Around Boy, 4. rl I 'x f jovcz NORRIS Nickname Bunny Motto-I am as good as the best and better than the rest Glee Club 2 3 Reading Club 4 D E Club 4 lx,J64. BOBBY R1-ZYNOUJS Nickname Teddy Motto-Love one gurl lots I of lot: of girl: little Glcc Club 2 3 Science Club 2 D E Club 4 Reiresentativeto Mid dle Tennessee D Convention 4 DOROTHY PI-:STI-:LL Nickname-Dot Motto-Character, luke embrox ry ts made stitch by .ttxtch Honor Roll 2 Glec Club 3 half MQXAFQL-I6 Vmuw FAM KI-:NNI-:YH SMITH Nickname-Ken Motto-Nab ern, nag ern neck em and neglect em. Band 2 3: Football 3 4' Radio Club 4- Math Club 44 Aviation Club 2' Honor Roll 3' Glee Club 2: Letter Club 2 3 4. JI-MN Pl-ZNDARVIS Nickname-Jeanie Motto-Never do today what you can put og until tomorrow. Class Pla , 3, Honor Roll, 1, 2, 5, 4: Beta Club, 43 Gallatin High School, 2. , 7 C LA. 4.2 :QXCUJ-070, a J ,fn THE SENIOR Jwwbj W GENE STONE Nickname Roclue Nlotto The man who doesnt love wxne women and song ts dead Class Pla l Secretary Modem Cnmc Clu 2 Chermstry and Physics Club 3 Radlo Club 4 Annual Staff 4 Y l Rlfle Team 4 wfffl A tc m tggar M oPut ngonmyfin r you ca at sf you try I ome Eoonomxcs Club 1 2 3 Pho graphy Club 4 Glee Club 2 3 BEN 'IHOMAS Nxckname Benny Motto He who lau last ts slow wttte Class Play l Chemist and Phystcs Club 3 MARIE SHARP 'Nxckname Blondxe Nlotto Blessed are the meek for they shall xnhertt the earth Home Economxcs Club 1 2 4 Y Teens Club 2 3 Photography Club 3 4 Represematne to Student Coun c 3 Towsn THOMPSON N lCbsll3I'llC Tommy Motto lou cant make oot pnnts an the sands of tune by sxllmg doun Class Pla 5 Football 2 3 Glec Cub 2 MC Marg 8' 5 ff' BETTY JEAN Pucu Nxcltname Pune wlotto Its better to let your feet slxp than your tongue Honor Roll l 2 S 4 Drama! Club l 2 3 4 Vlce Presndent 4 Pubhc Speakmg Club l 2 3 Re porter 3 Band Mayors-tte 2 3 See reury Treasurer of Class 2 Beta Club 5 4 Secretary 4 Class Play l 3 Letter Club 2 5 4 ReadmgC 5 4 Secretary 4 Home Economics Club 2 Annual Stall' 4 Class Hn nan 7' GLENN EDWAR Nlckname Clem 'Motto Dont laugh at others mistakes the banana peel may be under your feet nd 2 3 4 GleeClub 2 3 Modern Cnme Club 2 D E Club 4 Radno Club 4 Letter Club 4 DONNA MAI RlvEs Nickname Hoodte Max Motto When you come to the end of a rope tte a knot and hang on Bas etball l 2 3 4 Capta 3 Home llmnomncs Club l 2 3 Glee Club l 2 3 Class Play l Saety Club 5 YTeens 2 3 Dramatlc Club l Letter Club 2 3 4 Secre tary 2 5 Annual Stall 4 EUGENE THOMAS 'Nickname Strmgbean Xlotto Nothmg was ever achieved wxthoul enthustasm Modern Cnme Club I 2 D E C ub 4 0 s,2:e:yi?1?,52f.,.ff?i ucffvaf 'WVFO NfARY NBLLE SHEARON Nxckname Nell Nlotto It .v better to love one Ist lle boy lots than love lots ol boys a lxttle Class Pla l Band Mayorelte 2 5 Clee Clu 2 8 Pbotogra hy Club 2 Safet Club 4 Letter Cub H. A lub 2 4 Y Teens Cl 8 7536641 BONNIE 11-:AN SIRCY Nickname-Sir Motto-If at first you don't suc- ceed, give up. Class Play. 1: Honor Roll, 1. 2, 3, 45 Beta Club, 3, 4, Home Economics Club, 23 Glce Club, 2. I no ' ..Af-i fX,I ftLou644 JM4'-V 5lARlON WILSON Nickname-Bubba Motto-The best angle to solve a problem is the try-angle. Football, 5, 43 Basketball, 5, 43 Base- ball, 3, 4, Letter Club, 3, 45 Modem Crime Club, 23 Spirit of '46 Club: Chemist and Physics Club, 5, Sci- ence Club, l, 25 Glee Club, l. f dj fflflx, ZQIWPAA XML? few' it wgfm W6g,clffJ'V Nigk aiie-uggf 1' ' Molto-Re V ft yourself enough .I lb e others like you. Jffoumalism Club, 3, Reading Club, 4. EZRA DUNCAN Nickname-Big Ez Motto-The clock of life is wound only onceg make every second count. Modern Crime Club, 2g D. E. Club, 4. SABRA VVRIGHT Nickname-Sylvia Motto-Smile and the world smiles with you, weep and you weep alone. Tennis, lg Reading Club, 3, 4g Chem- istry and Physics Club, 3. W fig JM ll' .Z I Clif' Nickname-Sonny A .AFUGENE WIISON Motto-A little sleepg a little slumber. Football, l. 2, 3, 4. POLLY SKELLEY Nickname-Shelly Motto-There are three things that carmqj bf: hidden long-the, sun, the moon, and the truth. Glce Club, l, 25 Y-Teen Club, 3: Queen's Attendant, 25 Vice-President, Safety Club, 53 Modern Crime Club, 2g Basketball, 2: Home Economics Club, l, 2, 3: Secretary, D. E. Club, Wife THOMAS WVOMACK Nickname-Buddy Motto-Keep your mouth shut and let people think you're a fools open it and prove it. NAOMI VVRIGI-IT Nickname-Lefty Motto--Take ever-yone's advice and then do as you please. Home Economics Club, l, 2, 4, Y- Teens, 2. 3: Photography Club. 5, 4, Treasurer, 4g Basketball Manager, 45 Letter Club, 4. BILLY WILLIS Nickname-Willy Motto-If you're tired of girls, I'll get rid of them for you. Glee Club, l, 2, 35 Modern Crime Club, 25 Photography Club, 43 Hi-Y gllutb, 4: Letter Club, 45 Football, 2, HAROLD B. TIDWELL Nickname-Frosty Motto-I ain't lazy, I just use a lot of rest. D. E. Club, 4. CLASS PROPHECY lI949j One Wednesday mght after diligently re viewing the subjects covered by the past years currlculum I was sitting ln medxtatlon when I was startled from my reverre by the appearance of a handsome gentleman who apparently was of great age and yet I received an lmpresslou of agelessness Introducing himself as the f turtsuc interpreter he mvtted me to accompany htm to a prevlew of the future He then waved hrs arms ln a complicated fashlon and a hell copter which had been hovering overhead gent ly settled to a landing on my lawn We stepped aboard and as my companion threw a number of switches were whisked away gaining altitude at an enormous rate Slowly the world assumed the shape of a globe as we proceeded farther toward an object ln the sky which the interpreter mformed me was the celestlal Mount Olympus After an hours journey we accomplished a feather light landing in a vast amphrtheater Followmg our arrival seats tn the bulldlng began filling w1th ghosts of the past and a huge projector was wheeled 1n at one end of the enclosure I was mformed that this instrument was capable of projecting the future by a complicated employment of the twelfth dlmenslon The audience became hushed and hummmg nolse filled the air as the projector began drawmg energy from Oak Ridge by an atomrc beam A procession of events began marchmg across the screen and were alternately cheered and booed by the audtence Imagine my surprise when I recognized Dora Baker elbowmg her way through a subway crowd hurrymg to a small office xn New York where she pursues a lxvelx hood as file clerk in a theatrical bookmg agency! Who IS that hanging on her arm? Why 1ts none other than Mona Barnes and Eloxse John son who are employed by the same firm As their conversation becomes louder I can hear them dlscussmg the POSSIblllly of Margaret Reed as the star of a current productton Her leading man IS none other than that wonderful dream male Stinkee Golden As they leave the subway I lose slght of them but my attention IS drawn to a 301 story structure bemg completed in the very near future A sign in front of ll says ARCHITECTS ack Kmle james Lampley and Harold Txdwell Help' Stop html Oh what a relief I thought someone was committing suicide but ll was only Ken Morrow leaping from the 205th floor I now realize that he was practicing for his next movie Tarzon Steps Low Thls production vull be directed by Ross McClintock and was wrltten by that well known authoress Sabra VVrxght Sabra always was so good in English' The scene swltches down to Massachusetts and mto a Boston restaurant The chefs Kenneth Smith and Douglas Powers have gained quite a reputation for their Tennessee corn Suddenly all we can see xs smoke but as xt clears away I realize ll was only a sllght explo- sion m the chemical plant owned by Polly Skel leys mtllronalre husband It seems that Chxef Chemist Marlon Wilson and his assistant Lo- retla Moore forgot a simple chemtstry rule Confound xt Wllsonl Betty Joyce Owen IS the plant nurse and 15 kept very busy by just such antics Also employed by Pollys husband IS Donme Man Rives who recently won a national speed contest rn typmg She ts head of all the office work 'Ihe plant overlooks the Atlantlc Ocean and I can plalnly vxew a large shlp coming mto Boston Harbor As ll docks I see Don Craig Hensley Eugene Wilson Walter Moore and Lehman Cook debarklng and bemg met by their old buddy Bill Smith a well known pillow manufacturer Next we are qulckly taken down to Old Hlck ory Tennessee where we see the Time Ofbce work ln the Rayon Plant bemg well done by Bonnie jean Sxrcy jean Pendarvls Reba Helton Loutse jones and Mary Sue Mayhugh Doris McCaleb xs secretary to the Cellophane Plant manager john Glddmgs Emerson Eubanks who ts employed as a chemical engineer IS now married to the former Betty jean Pugh Pal Hawkins a promlnent wxne farmer prac trces medlcxne on the side Hrs wife who was Marte Parker also serves as his nurse ean Dedman the famous bram surgeon at Vander brlt is ably assisted rn her work by Ila Warrick and Frances Christian Their latest patient was Foster Pendley who I am told had several abnormal bram cond1t1ons treated Foster was a very promlsmg businessman and had Mary Sue Txdwell servmg as his secretary Wonder why?? 'I he High School IS still ln the same locatxon but you wouldn t recognize the bunldmg Buddy Womack has redesigned tt and escalators were installed under the direction of Billy Hunt Mel vm Hmson designed and lnstalled cushioned desk seats and Esther Medley along with Thel ma Rader blended paint in beautlful pastel shades for each room Gene Gore dld a wonder ful job IH applying the color and added a few mdnvtdual touches himself Gene IS the photog rapher for Esqutre johnny Sue Curfman teaches plane geometry there and xs a very good friend of Myrna jen kms who is speech teacher and dramatlcs coach juanlta Hollingsworth has assumed secretartal duties to Tommy Thompson prlncxpal VVanda Dukes IS physical education director 1 . . . 1 ' - 1 , 1 1 1 - - nu . . . - - - 11 ' ' , . . . - 1 . ' 1 1 , . 1 v ' , . , . 1 . 1 1 , 1 , N, H , . . . . . 1 1 , ' . . I . - 1 ' 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 ' , . . . . . . 1 1 H - 1 1 1 , . ' 1 - 1 1 - .1 1 ' - 1 , 1 - J - , . 1 . . t, . . . . , . 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' 1 and she really puts ll to the girls trylng to keep her football team up with Dot Hicks over at Litton Girls football IS all the go now Eugene Thomas the man QPPQ with the soft smooth voice is a well known announcer for the girls games He never misses a line or curve of the plays Eugene announces for station DUMB which IS owned by Alvm Sherrill an oxl tycoon Glenn Terry and Ralph Dunaway take care of the technical end of the station Every hour on the hour Bobby Reynolds with that smooth sooth mg voice reads a commercial advertising Buddy Games new improved dog food Joyce Norris is very good at writing these and has recently won a S10 000 jingle prize awarded by the Dave Nichols Sneezy Soap Company Dave has made a fortune in this field as has Ruby Mc Murtry serving as his secretary The scene again changes and now I view a very elaborate banquet in the spacious ballroom of the James Franklin mansion nn Boscobel Heights He has employed Ernest Blythe and his royal serenaders to furnish music for dancmg I see that gallant Bob Florence is present and utterly sweeping the ladies off their feet Fol lowing him with adoring gazes are Bettie Bmk ley a renowned vocalist with Man Bumlardos orchestra Dorothy Pestel a language teacher at Ward Belmont and Naomi Wrxght secretary to William Wallis the famous mventor and fisher man In the very center of the floor Eckols Shedden IS teachmg Mary Nelle Shearon a model Eckols has replaced Arthur Murray smce the latter has developed an mgrowmg toenall Joyce Clay who IS connected wlth a cotton firm IS laughmg with Milton Pendley a mechan ical engmeer Gene Stone an aviator Q! and ack Davis a physicist at Harvard James McCue partner of Mandrake the Magi clan is entertammg ohnny Richardson also a mechamcal engmeer and Kenneth Pope a busi nessman with several of his best tricks Caroline Calkln a famous concert pianist IS busily con verslng with Carson Manning math professor at U T It seems that they have run into some difficulty in estimating the area of the Franklin forty room estate Moosos private staff comes to their aid with a one foot rule His staff con snsts of Gary Allison the private physician Ben Thomas the p1lot of his private planes and Ezra Duncan the estates mechamc Ezra sees that all twenty of Mooso s cars the new Purcell Pursuerers are ln good condition at all times Incidentally Alvm Purcell mvented and manu factures the Purcell Pursuerers Over at one table Loyd Kelth who has gained fame for circling the globe four times ln a non stop flight is discussing possibilities of developlng Aubrey Bradley s and Marne Sharpe s respectne businesses m unclvllized Africa Aubrey has a concem which manufactures false eyelashes and Mane heads a peroxide and bleach factory All now become very attentive as a floor show begms First on the program ts the girl with the golden volce Fay enmngs Her recording of All ln One Page broke an all time high in record sales and was first on the Knockout Pa rade for fifty four weeks By the way I wondered where oe Gray who wrote this song got his inspiration While I am stxll thoroughly enjoying the floor show the screen begins to change and leaves the ballroom so beautifully decorated and designed by john Burch a llorxst and interior decorator for the elite of Tennessee Scenes quickly pass and soon I find that we are in Florida where Elease arman is entering a M1ssAmer1ca beauty contest Her attractive bathmg suit was designed by Wilma Harrison who plans all the clothes for GMG Productions m Hollywood judge of the contest IS G I Fink who should be a very capable one G I owns a company which manufactures artificial limbs Billy Ferguson a photographer for the magazine Llvmg IS busily takmg pictures of each contestant Dorothy Hackney a prominent commercial artist is also takmg care of some of the publicity Agam the scenes change and to my surprise we are returned to the old home state but this time at Knoxville There a conversation of the FHA QFuture Homemakers of Amerxcaj is bemg conducted m one of the schools Lela Jane Butler home economics mstructor at T P I IS present with some of her students The conven tion begins as state counselor to the FHA girls Virginia Lmeberry calls the meetmg to order A discussion of some of the problems of house wives is brought up by Dean Drake who should know as she has been happily married to a barber for several years Sitting way over in a corner wearmg a forlorn sad look beneath her fast graymg hair is o Adair who has been pres ndent for the past decade of the FOMA fFuture Old Maids of America, Leaving the convention we go uptown and find jack Mitchell a very prosperous cmzen He owns a cham of grocery stores which are found from Tennessee to Texas He has em ployed Roy Allen as his business manager Gomg out from Knoxville a short distance we find Jimmy McKinney speaking loud and long as his campaign for senator IS nearing a close His campaign manager Ralph Denny is sitting back applaudmg every third line Supporting McKmneys campaign IS Honest Iohn Smith at present a representative from jackson County Before entering politics john was football coach at Father Ryan I-hgh ln Nashville With jimmy still talking the screen begins to blur and I realize that I must return to earth and start studying History again! Oh well such IS llfe . . , .. . . . , ' , . . . . U . . ' , . , . - ,, - . . 1 . ' ' . 1 , , n . - , - c - ' , . . . . 1 ' ' , D I - - u 1 . a s A . n I - , I . . I I Y 1 a o , ' .. U . . ,, . , . . . I . ' - , Y , s . , I ' I 1, Q , ' ' 1, Y - . n u 1 ' I . I , 1 . ' , for Wemberger's, the very latest rumba step. , i . . ., f , Q ' ' . . - ' - 1 n n 1 ' ' U . . ' I 1 . 1 ' . l ' , , y, G , u J , - ' . . 1 ' ' . ' 1 D 1 I ' l V J 7 ' ' ' . . . , ' , 1 o , I . . . . , , . . . , , .. . , , , . . . . . ,LA I! - Q . 7 ' . - ' 1 , . . . . . . . . . . . - . ' I I i. . 1 ' 1 J J? WX x x 29 W Q DW in ,f XJ X X BSD? xx, I f N 355 , NF W xx 5 f ff 1' I . I 2. Y'3,Sf ff CLASS OFFICERS ,f f HG Preszdent ju 1' I :re Preszdcnl Treasmer VJ BILLX TRAX IS been Ian Reporter IJOIN IKIXIIS PATSX NfCCALl'.B JOE Gusnorss BOBBX Tuuus lim Sef erm! at Arm,s BE'I'l'X SUIL IHONNILLI r 54111 H1 47' Amos JARMAN , , Re resentalxue to Simian! Lounul E DAVIS . ,. Representative to Student Council CHAR LOTTE AIN YN JH 2 Q. 4 ,',' , . env if X, M, f -f A M I V ' VM fi ,df Vo 'X I . , B , y 1 f ffl J U N I o R S IV' , ,J 6 Y gb ago.. N5 Q! ' ' Giro I Charles Adams -'X James Keller A ie Lois Anderson Martin Allen ' Don Knies ndenon Buddy Baker R vl Billy Lamb Corinne Anderson Bobby Bamea 3 ?x joe Lee Ruth Anglm Shelton Bullington Nix X R. G. Luifman Gloria Bandy Doyle semi ' l mn Nm Mary mu mmm Ralph Blount Q X X Kenneth Owen Mary Beakley Bobby Bradley - X P .I Royce Raney Annie Lois Bradshaw amy Brake if ,N Roy mee XX Maxine Brooks Kenneth Carver E' David Rollim B hx' Mary jo Burr Bobby Chaliin Xl N Neely Rust X' Naomi Calloway Roben Chambers yi Bl Leonard Sanford ' 4 Doris Carter Billy Cooke .ij Edgar Simmons ' S 5 Marlene Carter Lois Craig J X NF, Hubert Smith ' X' X Maxine Chambers Wallace Craig X' Warren Stewart i Betty Lou Cox john Cude Gilbert Swinea t, Billie Ruth Dalton jack Davenport Gene Starbuck X Fl Charlotte Anne Davis Carland DeRossett Bobby Taylor TQ- Betty Sue Donnell can Dirk -lx wayne Taylor ' ' Louise Dowell Charles Draper arold Tidwell 3 Anita I-'ann Dickie Duncan rry Thompson X Laura Mai Ferrell Sidney Ford Bnobby Tubbs Jackie Graham James Franklin 5 Billy Travis Joyce Gupton J. C. Frazier nald Turner Katherine Hackney joe Paul Gibbons ohnny Turner X Bemice Halfacre f! Eugene Gritlin ' ' Tumer joan Hall gr' Andrew Henson ' Norman Vetteri J Dorothy Harvill Robert Hodges james Wallace Patricia Hennessey Ramon Huihnes Billy Wauford Joanne Hope V1 1' W, Amos Jarman niuy wngm Betty Ju Jackson -X Al jaynes Corenc jenkins W7 3 Charlene Jones Betty Jean Keith Ruth Lampley Martha Leath Emma Jane beFevre joan Leslie Thelma Lyell Patsy McCaleb Doris McCall Atha Mcfllung Margaret Marlin Christine Martin jeanice Midgett Dimple Moncrief Barbara Redden Dorothy Russ Imogene Sharp Rebecca Stevenson Sally Swezey Hilda Thompson Mary L. Tidwell Delma Tyree Dorothy Jean Warren Edna Watts Anne Weaoott Margie Willoughby Dorothy Wilson Dorothy Woodard Ruby Faye Woodard Betty Cole RIGHT KNOX W BILLY MCKINNI-:Y CHTER BARBARA R1 Porn RY BRISBY KENNETH BELL. . DICKIE JI-ZR SH sbs FFICERS CLASS O Prcsxdent Secretary Treas Boy Scrgean Vice Prcszdent UTCT t at Arms cant at A rms Gxrl Serg nal .Representatxve to HI Student Cou f g x-.J ,J J Ji XV X bij - ffl' X., 5 P-by it NH' S ' Bayg Girls Eddie Akin Joel Lee Freda Jean Allen Hilda Massey nm Andrews G. P. Long MW Andmvn Frances Matthews Jem umm Nollie Long mm' Bm' Bwv Mwivr Kenneth Bell J. C. Bowman Thompson Brown Ralph Bryan Charles Burch Houston Carter Jimmy Chailin Clyde Denton George Drake J. C. Dunan Richard Durham Jimmy Evans Billy Ezell Bobby Ezell Bobby Fesmire Stew: Franklin Don Fuqua Pat Hayes Buddy Haynes John Morgan Hurt Clayton Jackson Harlis Johnson George King Jimmy Lawson Jerry McCauley Frank McDonald Billy McKinney J. D. Mangnrm Douglas Manning Robert Marsh Philip Morrison Clayton Osbome Dickie Pope Edward Sherrill Fred Singleton Emest Smith Temp Sparkman Robert Spillers Douglas Steele Bobby Taylor Harold Tucker Joe Tumer Ronald Weesner Alvia West James White Charles Wright Knox Wright Martha Behel llmogene Blythe Thelma Bradley Mary Brewer Jerry Brisby Ann Chandley lvarene Cole Dean Cowherd Barbara Dick Jean Dowell Janice Eldridge Ann England Doris Everett Dorothy Fields Mary Fischer Pearl Flatt Joyce Gamer Jo Ann Garrett Sarah Harris Wilma Holleman Nancy Johnson Anna Lou McCall Joan McCauley Joyce McDougal Geneva McMurtry Joyce McMurtry Joan Meador Peggy Meador Dolores Mitchell Doris Moore Joyce Nokes Sara Petty June Polan Helen Randolph Joyce Ray Barbara Richter Margaret Sams Frances Shaffer Laveme Shipman Wanda Sikes Peggy Simpson Hazel Singleton Dorothy F. Smith Dorothy J. Smith Peggy Spencer Sue Thomas Cleo Tomlinson Bemice Watson Gerelene White 'Tommie Williams Dorothy Wilson All--4 ini. 'D Uhrgww 4,7 4444 WA? LASS OFFICERS 1 MM, Q -n.. gf MVK. C PfFS I :ce Presxdent CHARLES HODGE5 .IOSEPH NIANN CHARLOTTE SKELTON Secretary Treasurer BOBBY BULLION Boy Sergeant at Arms RUBY NELL BRAKE. . Gxrl Sergeant at Arms Reporter tive to Student Counnl Bl LLY DOBNELL ,. ..,,....Representa JUNE SUMWER .......... HH 'S X 57 3 'S 3 27 FDS X .. Y7 ,gf .- soya cfm ftgr' Q .1 reshman Cla5sM3fa7C5l0! robert f. allen joe bass walter batten borace blades ronald bledsoe harold boyd ronald bryan bobby bullion kenneth byram edward carter jimmy cartwright william colley billy Crawford joe Crowder william crowell billy davis billy dedman granville dillard keethan disbrow billy donnell charles donoho horace drake david england ralph fields david r, Heming david g. Deming bobby gisan harold glover samuel graham harold gregory bobby hardin larry hayes marlon hennessee gerald hennessey charles hodgcs jimmy hopper steve irvine bernard johnson ralph johnson pat ledbetter walter lineberry morris litton noyes long joe mcallister bonnell mcbrvoom john lee mcmurtry james mangrum joseph mann john mears, jr. jimmy moore charles nokes sam peal royce pendley joel petty reed puckett harold ray jimmy rager wesley reagan john richardson billy joe roberts joe rollins ed sanders jimmy savage richard scarborough merle short bobby joel smith leland stephens billy taylor richard tumer leon tyree jim walker ray warren weldon Webster allan welrh porter Whitehead billy williams dale williams billy wilson kenneth woodard clemmie anderson patricia averitt dean bagsby bobby jean barry mary blair betty ann brake peggy brake ruby nell brake clara britton margaret burns ramona caldwell june carroll patricia cauthem ruth crafton barbara creel ruby denton beverlcy dodd joan edwards ruth Hatt della frazier peggy furlow dorothy gamble fare gann betty lou gore irene gore hazel gregory ardith hargis betty ann head dorothy j, hill barbara hunter betty jo hyde robbie jean irxin betty sue jarman dorothy jones marie judd betty jo kolbe mary ellen lafevre eleanor lampl betty j. lane yzai' shirley lovcll mary mccain jerry mcferrin shirley mckiness betty martin ardelia massey virginia mears margie medlin doris owen emma jean patterson geraldine poston dorothy purcell marie rader hattie mai ray jean ray clara mai rice dolorcs ross charlotte skelton honnie ruth smith norma jean smith helen stark elaine stesenson peggy summers june sumner mary thomas peggy trainer Manda wells marilyn williams peggy jane wills margaret wilson elaine wright I mf- fx x,5'fi' 3 a H-as H., dx iq.. gh., '.. V .LV .,v ,i u, ' . 2, -3. f . wi . fwfiif- ,S V A 41+ , . , :F if JOHN RAYMOND SMITH Ben All-Around Boy Bas! Boy Athlete DOT HICKS Bn! GnrlAAhIz1e B651 All-Around Girl Mon Popular Gnvl friendliest Gul 'E in 1 WMC? WMC JEAN DEDMAN Willicxl Girl FOSTER PLNDLEX' Wiltitxl Boy e-. jonmw Tunman jovcxa CLAY Cutext Couple Min Du Pont High Bl-.Try Sur: BINKLI-:Y Bn!-Dfzxxcd Girl jo:-: GRAY Mr Du Pant Hugh Moll Handmme Boy Best Dressed B y Fnendllen Boy Max! Popular Boy Mon Sluduou: Boy Bay Most Lxkely to Succeed Most Ambntwux Bay CAROLINE CALKIN Max! Ambmou: Gul Maul Sludnoux Curl Gul Mon Likely to Succeed Best Gul Cmxen Bert Boy Citizen ALM., cfuffl-fC.f 'x,xf4ffa,xfv Kifvu g,A.f' 044 Valedactonan CAROLINE CALKIN 98 62 A Salutalorum CAROLYN jo ADAIR 97 62 HONOR STUDENTS Lkf'-fLiA,u.c,c4 rfwfwc vw fwa, ww! wa Q2 vbbuf-4,aV M, Y-A4,.,v4L, L,f,,K! 1,lfu,v4,uAf.Q,,k,,,fL L,,LA,,Jbj!C 1 A! J '.,'A , I' fgviqikxi K, . n V, tfffvf P 'J . J, - X ' M? C 4 -V I if ,J . f , V ,. 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I' 4 . n ' I ,ff L .W ,' ,Wir . 1 Q 'L h -L .,i ,.-'ta,v.'L,- ,, -y , 1 v ' 6 . Ji WT: -' ', fs., . I Q - Q 1 5 14 Q 4' Q Q Q , u i G 'J 6 Q R 9.' ' ' . ', 1 w V Y l , . o0 Qo 5 A U ,Vg i' 1 .7......s.. 5 --an-.,......,,.,. I , . Q 'Q x 9 E! Q . 1' ff FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA Mus. L. P. MAJOR Sponsor VIRGINIA LlNnnnY President EMMA JEAN PA1TERSON Vice-President BILL!!-I BATES Secretary-Treasurer MARGIE MEDLIN Reporter MARTHA BIZHEL Parliamentarian D. E. CLUB MISS NINA WILLIAMS Sponsor JOHN BURCH President Eu-:Ass JARMAN Vice-President POLLY SK1-:LLEY Secretary RAYMOND SMITH Treasurer MONA BARNES Reporter EZRA DUNCAN Sergeant at Arms CARSON MANNING State President FORENSIC CLUB MRS. W. E. PRENTICE Sponsor jo!-1 GRAY President PHILLIP MORRISON Vice-Presiden t BARBARA ANN REDDEN Secretary BETTY JO JACKSON Sergeant at Ann: DIMPLE NIONCRIEF Reporter U 1 A , , Wav ' VJ: A4 , E Y M M 3 Y N. . 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A ' J X ff RAYMOND SMITH Caplain ECKOLS SHEDDON 45? -fs RALPH DENNEY BILL SMITH BLDDX f AINLS X HENSLLTY ETH-ZR C0-Captain !A-Us px ,o-K EMI-IRSON EUBANKS COACH DOYLE SMITH RAYMOND SMITH COACH jo DM IS to Rightj FUQUA PAUL GIBBONS CHARLES HODGLS POST!-R ll'NDLLX jeux BURCH Q FOOTBALL SCORES Du Pont ,.,, .... 6 Donelson . . , . 0 Du Pont , ..,. 6 Litton .... . 7 Du Pont. . ..., 6 East ..... . 6 Du Pont, .. .... 0 M. B. A... .l2 Du Pont , , . .13 Central . . . . 0 Du Pont . . 6 Clarksville . 6 Du Pont. . . 33 North . . . . 0 Du Pont . . . . 6 T. l. S.. . . 0 Du Pont . 0 Springfield . . . . 14 51: . .. U-5123... cf ' A g K ' 'L Q ' sou D Af 1 'L' Front Row Cleft to rightj-Leonard Sanford, Dickie Pope, joe Crow- der, Ralph Fields, Keethan Disbrow, Joe Rollins, J. C. Bowman, Lan'y Hayes, G. P. Long, Walter Lineberry, William Crowell, Bob- by Givan, Doug Steele. Second Row-Amos Jarman, Joe Tumer, Bobby Chaflin, Alvia West, Doug Manning, Knox Wright, Charles Burch, Porter Whitehead, Morris Litton, Mickey McDonald, James White, Harlis johnson, George Drake, Melvin Hinson. Third Row-Emest Blythe, Ronnie Weesner, Martin Allen, Emerson Eubanks, Foster Pendley, Charles Draper, Gary Allison, Buddy Gaines, David Rollins, Carson Manning, Billy Travis, Billy WVillis, Bill Smith, Bobby Tubbs. Fourth Raw-Alvin Hawkins, Marion Wilson, Ralph Denney, john Raymond Smith, john Burch, Kenneth Smith, Kenneth Bell, Sidney Ford, Carland DeRossette, Hensley Etter, James Franklin, johnny Turner, I-lckols Shedden. jimmy McKinney fabsentj. 7' we ff if -.,' , , 1,254 ,4 y,fj,' , 1 ' ' ' ,I V, - ff ' ,ff ,N f ? 7'-fv 71 'X .,v fu' A , . -1 , 1 TBALL sf YJ . ,if .rl 3 HJ N Ri Q? ' N Q' J .M Q5 X is lmxn' Nlrzkixxu' MEL,-lx HINSOY , ,Ns -5 rv vs 'U' Gun' .uiisos CARSON MANNING vh MARION W1-SOB I-.nxt-:sr Burnt: hy' BILLY XVILLI5 .Kun HAWKINS 'N 'lk KENNETH SMITH l.LG.,xL un-Sox RESUME OF THE SEASON The Du Pont football team, under the leader- ship of Captains Raymond Smith and Hensley Etter, enjoyed a fair season-winning four, losing three, and tying two. This year their best game was against their traditional rival, Litton, which they lost seven to six. This year's team was sparked by their great defensive power. They boasted one of the top lines in the city. Nineteen letter men will graduate from this year's teams. The junior varsity team went through the season undefeated. sir BASKETBALL At the present time the Du Pont boys' team of 1949 has registered its thirteenth consecutive victory of the season while suffering no defeats. It has continued the winning of the Du Pont teams, having thirty-four League wins in three years. The team is led by Captain Eckols Shed- den, forward on the team. Ten basketeers will graduate from the team, which seems sure of a bid for the Interscholastic League crown. The girls' team has had a fairly successful season thus far, having won eight, lost four, and tied one. sir X ll BASEBALL his year's baseball team is expected to be a fine one, as last year's team was Mid-State Cham- ion. It lost only four members by graduation. There will be many capable performers return- ing this year to make a well-rounded squad. Last year's team was represented on the All-Nashville team by Buck jones, Abbie Williams, and Sidney Ford. We are expecting great things from this '49 team. BOYS' BASKETBALL I 948-49 :2 ,. - ? 7' ' if f ak' .iv , . ' I--35 I ,I I .ll BASKETBALL SQUAD Front Row Al aynes Melvm Hunson Buddy Games Mahon Wilson Leonard Sanfor Second Raw Marnn Allen Jack Mitchell John Cude Johnny Tumcr J C Frauer Charle Hodges CManagerJ Standmg Coach Doyle Smrth Eckols Sheddcn fCaptam john Smlth Sidney Ford Lehman Cook Billy Hunt Don Fuqua C anagevj Pont Pont Pon! Pont Pont Pont Pont Pont Pont Pont Pont Pont Pont Pont Pon! Pont Pon! Cumberland Hnllsboro Goodleltxvllle Central Donelson Central Lmon jocllon Cumberland Hlllsboro Anuoch Donelson joellon Annoch Goodlcusvnlle East Luton M 94 WW- www 0, , - ASKETBALL 194.149 if, Emi? KQV uf' 4,:ffiQ,ifQfy35 i X MM f' hallway QQQM if ,4 fl ,1' l I, ,JJf7 I I U E iwfwg, J... HU , I' my 2 l i l if a.'L'A'l1L 0tZIjsf4,'f5J,E-7 1 W I+' Ji! X ' SQUAD X f A Front Raw Uelt ta right!-Donna Mai Rives, Peggy Meador, Joyce Cupton, I Dorothy Wilson, Patsy McCaleb. . ' . Second Row-Coach D. K. Smith, Sally Swezey, Betty Meador, Doris McCaleb, ' Mary jo Burr, joan McCauley, Dot Hicks, Assistant Coach joe Davis. .- -1 Third Raw-Naomi Wright, Manager, Dorothy jean Warren, Betty ,lo Ander- Y' son, Bclty Sue jarman, Maxine Chambers, Tommie Williams, Cleo Tomlinson, . Charlene Jones, Mary Fischer, Manager. ,, ' f Du Pont . . . ..... , 44 Cumberland . . , . . . , . . .2l .,,. Du Pont . l0 Hillsboro , , 26 I Du Pont . 25 Goodleim-ill: ,, . . 4 W ' ' . Du Pont . , 28 Central , I8 Du Pont , . . . 2l Donelson . , 24 . Du Pont . 23 Central . ,. . 23 Du Pont ,... . .. 30 Litton . .. ....24 N Du Pont . 25 joelton , 26 1' Du Pont . . . 33 Cumberland . . .17 Du Pont , . 33 Hillsboro .. . . 26 Du Pont 24 Antioch . . . .l8 ' Du Pont . 19 Donelson . . , 36 Du Pont . , 27 joelton , , . ,. 28 Du Pont 39 Antioch . .. .. . .24 Du Pont . . 50 Goodlcttsville . . . .23 Du Pont .,.. .. 23 East .....,.,., ..., 20 Du Pont .. . 23 Litton ....,. ..., l 8 BASEBALL .ll 'NL BASEBALL SQUAD Fzrst Row Coach joe Davxs Lehman Cook Aubrey Bradley Nielvm I-lxnson Coach Doyle Smlth Serond Rou Carson Nlanmng Sxdney Ford Don Kmes J C Frazier Leonard Sanford Thxrd Row NIZTIOI1 Yhlson Buddy Games B111 Smnh Ralph Denney Charles Draper ' L- xv' 'lvl n14s.x.'Yf KIA fm -mmm Nhlwpfq ! X J 4 z if x I ,A Q4 X 1 ,Mk ds? YL 4 , ,s W A K X 1'f vi .1 -Y am. - i-, f1 T1Je1,f' x.r.1 .Sf-. ii . yf - 4 .,f'Swf. L . ' Lg: . 'A , M 1 , -4 '-' ?2 ' . Q K ' , 1 Mn I .qi . 1 X , f 74 F . 5 5 - :lv ,L 1 . 1 ,, 3 i, - , . x l W W H . 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