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

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1957 volume:

. v:1 . Wu hf . . 3-4 A. E D .PONT M WHtGH ' JVPWIQJQW wj' M W2C H00 L' g VEOLD v n um m :2; u u n n u H .. n u l; ' Wu mvk-a.-w -..r ALMA MATER On the city's eastern border, Reared against the sky, Proudly stands our Alma Mater As'the years' roll by. Forward ever be our watchword, Conquer And prevail; Hail F0 ItiIee, our Alma Mater; DuPont High, all hail! ANNUAL STAFF Editor... .........,.........Iimmy Fuqua Junior Editor. . . . . . . . . . . . . Gene Paul Petty Assistant Editors. . . . . . . . . . . . . Halton Gross Randall Burke Business Manager. . . . . . . Suzanne Gammel Junior Business Manager. . . . Priscilla Hayes Boy-Sports Editor. . . . . . . .Curtis Brewington- Girl-Sports Editor. . . . . . , . . . . . . . Pat Apple Historian..... Milton Smith Typists. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Geraldine Knight Bitsy Lawson Melva Harding Class Presidents. . . . . . . . . . . . Billy Swann Eugene Lunn Donnie Poole Larry Harrison Student Council President. . . Nancy Johnson Sponsor. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Mrs. Eva Pilkinton To one who is always smiling and cheerful. . . always eager to help us with our many problems. . . who encourages us as we go ahead and gives us a boost when we fall behind. . ; an example and inspiration to all. . .a perfect lady. . . To this beloved person, Mrs. Eva Pilkinton, we, the Annual Staff of 1957, dedicate the Leaves of Hickory. Raymond Huffman Principal PRINCIPADS MESSAGE .. Within these pages are enclosed the fond memories bf many happy moments each of you have experi- enced. As time passes, may each of you find the great joy of reminiscence and inspiration that re- viewing the past should promote. Juanita McCauley Secretary WM V M.A. 'Gladys Deakins M. A. P Mathem atics Cecil Elliott Raymond Falkenben'y B. L. S. M. A. I Librarian Industrial Arts Mrs. Alvin Hawkins B. S. Science, Mathematics Physical Education David Adamson George Hunter M Av Mathem atics Wilson Bates Caro line Calkin B. S. English Chemistry, Physics Mrs. Catherine Castleman B. S. Physical Education Richard Dorney M. A. Music 1.. f Jane JAckson John Langharn 1' Ed. M. A. ' 55 Education Mathematics Mrs. L. P. Majors Mrs. Oscar Nelson B. S. B. A. Home Economics Sociology Caroline Perry M. A. Social Science Elizabe th Osborne B. S. La ngua ges Mrs. Eva Pilkinton Glenn Waters 5 HES 059 ! B. A. B. S. English Social Science Mrs. Peggy Welch Nina E. Williams B. S. M. A. Biology Business Education Mrs. William D. Worley B. s. ' English , m m x m m mm M m m u . , 111 . WM ' 9h w; N r MISS DUPONT HIGH Nancy Johnson m ' H m m m m MMH H w H Hm u m m m m u u w ' u m m m I! . x W1 m m u m u u a w x w um . rln ' . : . . MR. DUPONT HIGH ' ' Jimmy Fuqua , DON WILLIAMS ' .- V v MARILYN SMITH . i K 1. Most Bashful FRED WILLIAMS DOT HUNTER Wittiest'Boy Wittiest Girl l . . x - . L , . i. . I . TOMMY PATTON , ' '3, ' Most Studious. Boy ' Boy Most Likely to Succeed 1 ' h ' CAROLYN MONCRIEF : - ' ,. . . Mdst StudiousiGirl ' , CARL FRAN KLIN F0, 3 - 1 . - ' v V MELVA HARDING D . - Neatest BILLY SWANN REBA BASTIN Best Boy Citizen Best Girl Athlete CURTIS BREWINGTONV Bachelor of Ugliness BITSY LAWSON Friendliest Girl Miss Personality ee ee ee eee .e e gee . W e e e e H H e we eeeeeeew, x we eeeeeeh ee wee Heweeweewew e we ee e ee eeeeu me - e e H M e eeeeeew J , k , , .e e A J . e e w eee H e I elH Ve eee e'e e ee e e w e weeeeewue .w ' U1 e wellwllwle eeeeee m . - Mew e JIMMY FUQUA Mr. Personality Friendlies: Boy Most Popular Boy Best Boy Athlete Best A11 Round Boy eeee ; me , Hum! 'e-Hueleee M. wee e f Meeeleee e , e We; e19 , , eee eee ee e Weem e eel e e Wee weeeeee e e w e eeeeeeeeweweeeeeeeew..-neeeew e - - 15 e ee ee -.e ue ,e eee eee mu 'L eeeHee . e e NANCY JOHNSON Prettiest Girl Best Girl Citizen Most Popular Girl Best A11 Round Girl Girl Most Likely To Succeed u m Hx xx W SENIOR Billy Swann . Jimmy Fuqua .Nancy Johnso . ,j Bitsy Lawson ' . SOPHOMORE - - ' Eugene Franklin Donnie Poole . 'Frances Patton . Fredina Hart .. j E $ f $ HF WH Mike Ev'ans Anita McCapley Gene Paul Petty Larry Harrison JUNIOR FRESH MA N Eugene Lunn vJudy Elle: 11m Burroughs Linda Cantrell 4 x WWW - 1+ W WWI!!! WW , , o 0.. CLASS HISTORY As graduation draws near. there appears in every senior's heart the longing for reminiscence and upon their faces isawistful gaze interrupted only by an occasional tear. Now and then the question, Remem - ber? , breaks the silence and then flows, unrestrained, the talk of happy moments and treasured memories. Whatcrazy outfits we wore on freshman initiation day! We were just as confused as we looked! Need- ing help, we turned to our sponsors, Miss Perry, Mrs. Pilkinton, Mrs. Gammel, Mr. Dennis, Mr. Cleve- land, and Mr. Smith. Finally becoming reasonably settled, we elected James Fyke as president of our class. Our freshman year was memorable! The Bulldogs, for the first time in several year5, beat Litton in the Clinic Bowl. The basketball teamwouldn' I take a back seat either, and the girls' team went on to win the District Tournam ent Championship! How could we ever forgetotir freshman square dance! Everyone was so excited; this enthusiasm con- tinued throughout the year. Filled With excitement because Of the coming summer but a little saddened for we were freshmen no more--we spent our last day at Dunbar Cave. At the ringing of the bell we put aside the joys of summer and with an unpredictable spirit, entered our sophomore year.E1ecting Faye Baggett as our class president and with Our new sponsors, Coach Hun- ter and Coach Falkenberry, we set out to make ourselves known. Beihg 'well represented on bOth basketball teams, our reputation spread as the boys' team completed a successful year, and the girls' team captured the 19th District Championship and were also the runner-up in Regional V. Our trip to Cedar Forest was only one of themany unforgettable occasions, and with Dunbar Cave as a finale, thercurtain .closed upon our second year. Throughout the summer we waited eagerly for coming schoolyear.1n our first attempt at being upper classmen, we elected Randall Burke to take on the responsibility of leading us. To assist him was Mr. Lan'gham who joined our list of wonderful sponsors. - 1 As in previous seasons, our basketball teams became notable! The determined girls' team captured .theN 11. L. crown and they added a few jewels by being runners-up in both the District and Regional Tour - naments. 1 . i . ' , i For our class .play we picked an appropriate one entitled Growing Pains . It was so typical of our lives that actually very little acting was needed. I i After a most successful play, we began to concentrate on the Junior-Senior Banquet. Seeking origi- nality, we turned to Miss Calkin and Mrs.Gamme1,for1eadership, and with much effort we presented the theme Underwater Wonderland Anita Allen became Sweetheart of the From and amid'gazes of ' envy and awe was crowned by Randall Burke. . Yes, our prom was unforgetable and combined with many other successes, it climaxed a most memor- able year! 0111' Junior year! 1 My, how the summer flew! Before We turned around twice we found ourselves in school again. But this time there were quite a few changes. Such an air of superiority made it quite obvious what had hap- pened. We were Seniors at last! 1 . It didn' ttake us long to assume our many responsibilities as Billy Swahn became our Senior Class Pres - ident and Nancy Johnson, President of the Student Body Also taking charge -of things was Jimmy Fuqua who edited the annual We welcomed also Mrs. Nelson as a new sponsor! We were leaders and we proved it as Paul Skelley and Billy Fields captained our football team to one of its most successful years. Our beloved classmates were scattered throughotit every activity. Into everything and rarely out of anything we soon found our final year drawing rapidly to a close. Such morn ents of realization bring forth the mem ories which we have just relived 1 ' Now, that tearful atmosphere which previously existed has given way to a slowly moving crimson wave of gratefulness And it is easily understood for these seniors have been wonderfully blessed with so many cherished moments to remember. SENI CLASS, OFFICERS President............................-.......... RandallBurke Vicev'EIesident....................... PatWomafsk Secretary........... MiltonSmith 4 Hlstonan JohnShaw BoySgt. atArms V Sharon HoseyN Girngt. atArrns JohnSeckman Rep. toStudentCouncil...................................... Rep. toStudentCouncil....................................MaryEtta Dick Reba Sue Bastin Suzie Basketball ability The only place you can find a helping handis at the end of your arm. To finish high school and then 'take a business course. Y-Teens 1: Social Recreation 2; Homeroom of- ficer 1; F. H. A, 1,2; Beta Club 3,4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Honor R0111, 2, 3, 4 Howard Edwin Baggett Zelmo ' Shyness To have a Friend is to be a Friend. To graduate from college and have a good job. Science Club 1; Forensic Club 2,3, 4: N. F. L. 3, 4; Honor R0111; K6y Club 4; Gblf1,2,3,4 Patsy Lorelle Apple Country Her dimples Smile and the world smiles with you, frown and you frown alone. To be a lady in white. Class Sergeant-at-Arms 1; Y-Teens 1, 2; Foren- sic 1, 2, 3. 4; Chaplain 2; Vice-President 3; His- torian 4; N. F. L. 1, 2, 3, 4; Forensic Play 3; All Star Cast 3; State N. F. L. extempt 2; N. T. A. 2, 3,4, Secretary 4, State Convention 3;Paper Staff2, 3, 4; Press Club 2, 3, 4; Basketba114; Band 1, 2; Annual Staff 4; Student Council Sergeant- at- Arms 4; Homeroom officer 1, 2 Billy Armstrong Shag His waves Eat. drink, and be merry for tomorrow is test day. To out drag Joe. Paula Knight Bilbtey Tooter Married A fool thinks he knows everything, but a wise . man learns something new every day. To make Gary a good wife, and have a happy life. Basketball 1, 2, 3; F. H. A. 1, 2; Beta ClubS; Hon- or R011 1,2,3; Y-Teens 2; Pep Club 1; Delegate to Volunteer Girls' State 3 Jerry Baine Popcorn Boy Five year man Do unto others before they do to you, To be a Theatre Manager Barbara Bolin Babs Shortness It is better to have loved and lost than never . to have loved at all. l To go to beautician school and become a hair ; stylist. J Beta Club 3,4; Majorette 2. 3,4; Honor Roll 1. i 2,3,4; F. H. A. 3,4. Parliamentarian 3; Social i Recreation 2,3; Pep Club 1: Y-Teens 1; Class ; Play 3 i i i 1 Curtis Brewington Honnycutt Willingness to work ; Live fast, love hard, die young. :2 To write Miss Perry :1 letter from Africa. i Social Recreation 1.2; Smoking Club 1,2. 3,4; 3 Baseball 3; Football 3; Annual Sraffli Nancy Rose Bryan Nut Her wit II: is better to love and lose than never lovear all. To be like my mother. Red Cross 1; F. H.A. 1,2; Pep Club 1,4; Spring Festival Queen 2; Student Council 3; Paper Staff 1. 3; F. T. A. 4; Homeroom officer 1, 2; Y-Teens 1,2; Music Club 1; Forensic 3 Donald Wayne Bryan Bulldog Pest To be .a second lieutenant in the Air Force. Shutter Bugs 1,2,3; Key Club 3; Band 2,3;C1ass Play 3; Homeroom officer 3; Social Recreation 2 Bobbie Jean Bullington Bob Peroxide Hair It's better :0 love one boy lots than lots of boys 3 little. To love and be loved. Pep Club 1; Social Recreation 2.3-, Y-Teens 1; Honor Roll 1; Homeroom officer 1, 2 Walter Pauick Burch Pat Orange hair A lot of trouble in the world is caused by com- bining a narrow mind with a wide mouth. To become a successful dentist and marry a beautiful girl. Student Council 2; Class Sergeant-at-Arms 2; Varsity Club 4; Football 1,2. 3.4; BaseballMan- ager 1,2; Basketball 1. 2, 3,4; Track 3,4; Honor Roll 1, 2, 3.4; Beta Club 3,4; Homeroom officer 1, 2, 3, 4 m m . mu Elaine Cothton Elie Blondy Love 'em and leave 'em. Marry a boy in Alaska. Y-Teens 1,2; Pep Club 1; F.H.A. 1,2,3; Ma- jorette 4 John Walter Butler Boo hoo Intelligence Make all you can. spend all you make. To be a good Baptist. Science 1; Beta Club 8,4; Honor Roll 1, 2,3,4 Rose Ann Cantrell Rosie Congenial Nothing is as bad as it seems. Life, Liberty, and the pursuit ofHappiness is all anyone could want. Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4; Beta Club3,4; Y-Teens 1; F.H.A. 2; Social Recreation 1,2; Needlework 3; Class Play 3; StudentCouncil 3,4; Homeroom officer 1,2, 3, 4-:C1ass officer 3; Basketball Man- age: 3, 4 Randall Burke Popularity To err is human, to forgive is divine. Go through college, get a good job and raise a family. Basketball 1,2, 3,4; Key Club 4; Science Club 1; Annual Staff 3,4; Student CouncilZ, 3, 4; So- cial Recreation 1,2,3; Class officer 3,4; Class Superlative 2, 3; Homeroom officer 1, 2, 3, 4 Mary Hale Denton Freckles Her freckles The only way to have a friend is to be one. To be a success. Y-Teens 1; Social Recreation 2; Needlework 3. 4; F.T.A. 4; Homeroom officer 4 Larry Steve Byrd l Blackie l Laziness l Never do today what you can put off until to- morrow. To be a millionaire. Key Club 4; Social Recreation 1, 2; Science Club 1 Eleanor Gayle Derryberry Her hair Favour is deceitful. and beauty is vain, buta woman that feareth the Lord. she shall be praised. A life of success. love. and happiness is my goal. and the way of the Lord, my path. Pep Club 1; Y-Teens 1; Honor Roll 1.2.3.4; Beta Club 3.4; F.H.A. 1.4; Band 2.3; Paper Staff 4; Forensic Club 2,3, Sergeant-at-Arms 3; N. F. L. 3; Debate Team 3; Homeroom officer 1,2,3,4 Billy Thomas Carroll Butterhead His voice Smile and the world smiles with you. To have a band of my own. Vocal Club 1; Band l.2,3,4; Music Club 3,4; Social Recreation 2 Carolyn Hoskins Dorris Three year plan. Anyone worth wanting is worth waiting for. To be a good wife to Tommy. Cheerleader 1,2; Class Superlative 1.2; Class officer 1.2; Representative to SASC 2; Social Recreation 1, 2 Billy Cottell Bill Pool His eyes Never do today what you can do tomorrow. To be a baseball player and pass all History tests. Baseball 2. 3, 4; Varsity Club 4 Mary Etta Dick Eda Her hair A person that never makes a mistake is aper- son that never does anything. To succeed in everything I undertake. Pep Club 1; Y-Taens 1,4; Red Cross 2; Honor Roll 3; Student Council 2,4;C1ass Play 3; Class officer 4 James Clay Henry Shyness Always be alert. if not alert be awake. To take Otto Graham's place as Quarterback for the Cleveland Browns. Football 2, S, 4 m3 mg Ki? mw m1 - m m m rmnn: Annie Frances Eddins Determination ; Good friends are more precious than gold. , To be a nurse. Y-Teens 1; Shutterbugs 2; Social Recreation2 Robert Creasy Bobby His hair The helping hand in this world is at the end of your own arm. To do everything right. Band 2,4; Speech and Dramatics 3 Sara Suzanne Gammel Zeke Reliability 1 will 'inscribe in my heart the imperishable things of the Spirit and let them sink so deep Ihat they can never be erased. To many a doctor and have a basketball team of boys. Y-Teens 1; Forensic 1; Pep Club 1; SocialRec- reation 2, 3; Basketball 1.2, 3; Tennis 2; Honor Roll 1, 2, 3.4; Beta Club 3,4; Paper Staff 1. 3, 4. Feature Editor 4; Class Play 3; F.T.A. 8, 4; Annual Staff 4, Business Manager 4; Home- room office; 1'. 2,3 Max Alan Draper Bret Nervous Live and learn. do and die. Marry a rich hula dancer. Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4; Beta Club 3,4; Math Club 3,4 Linda Gale Glover Lindy Lou Her blonde hair. Wrinkles should merely indicate where the smiles have been. To go to college and get my B. S. and later on my MRS. Pep Club 1: Y-Teens 1,2,4; F.H.A. 1; Social Recreation 2,3; F. T. A. 4-, Football Attendant 3; Representative to S, F. H. S. 4; Class Play 3; Student Council 4; Homeroom officur 1,2, 3,4 m NW N WNW Bobby Dukes Robert Generosity The only way to have a friend is to be one. To have a long and happy life. Basketb3112,8,4; Key C1ub4; Footb3112.3; Base- ball 4; Track 1; Social Recreation 1, 2 - m w m u ; Gara Graham Gay Her size To have a friend is to be a Friend. To be a nurse. Pep Club 1; Y-Teens 1,2; Red Cross 2 Robert Lee Eddins i Buddy His smile. Don't get married and make one happy; stay single and make them all happy. ; To drive a jet and our drag Joe's Chevrolet. Melva Jane Harding b Melvaneiser Understanding All things work together for good, for those that love the Lord. ; To many and raise a cheerleading squad. ; Y-Teens-lpz; F;H.'A; l.2,3,4, Vice-President . b 4; Workshop 4; F.T. A. 3,4, Reporter 4; Home- b room officer 1.2,3; Forensic 3; Red Cross 1.2; b Beta C1ub3, 4; Student Counci12. 3, 4, Secretary 4; Cheerleader 4; Co-Captain 4; Paper Staff4; Annual Staff 4; Honor Roll 1.2. 3.4; T. A.S.C. 3; Pep Club 1.4 Larry England Goat His hard head. If I can't hit 'em bard nobody can. To be a cook. Twenty year National Guard. Football 1,3; Track 2.8; Football Manager 4; Basketball 4; Key Club 4 Sandra Jo Haralson ; . . 4 n; Shag . . ' - V V M 1 ; mm Her shape 3 ; ; .' . , b ; V WW b H H m m If I bad brains. I'd be dangerous. b' ; . ' V ' ; . m b Tl; To be like my mother. ' ; ; ; ' b WW F.H.A. 1,2; Y-Teensl,2,3,4;Band3.4. Color- ' b V b b Guard 3,4; Homeroom nfficer 1. 2, 3,4; Honor R011 1, 3; Sociachcreation 2,3;Pep Club 1; Pa- per Staff 3 James Evans Pete His hair Try to make the best better. To drive race cars at Indianapolis. Football 3 Lois Arlene Haywood Her beauty Respect yourself enough to make others like you. Homeroom officer 1,2,3, 4; Y-Teens 1, 4, Sec- retary 4; Honor R011 1.2.3.4; Beta Club 3,4; Student Council 3, 4, Historian 4; Needlework 3,4; Social Recreation 2, 3 Jack Farris Kooks His looks Study brings success, success brings money, money brings girls, girls-bring trouble, so why study. H, To be different from everyone else. I m m m m m m w mm H Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 1. 2, 3,4; Key Club 3; Varsity Club 4; Social Recreation 2, 3 Margaret Dean Holland Mart Her voice If you strive to do your best, the Lord will do the rest. To live a Christian life and be like my Mother. Y-Teens 1, 2; Pep Club 1; F. H. A. 1; Music Club 4-; Band 1, 2, 3,4; Red Cross 1; Social Rec- reation 1, 2 Billy A. Ficlds Fielder His vocabulary I ' V 7 1 : , . x I , HEW Do unto others before they do unto you. H , Be an engineer. Football 1, 2, 3,4, Co-Captain 4;Basketba11 2, 3,4: Track 3; Social Recreation 2, 3 Sharon Marie Hosey Shorty Her giggle Always look for the best in everyone. To marry a man like my father and have a large family. St. Cecilia Academy 1; Honor Roll 1;G1eeC1ub . 1; Pep Club4; Sodality 1; C. S. M. C. l; S.D. S. : Club 1; Class officer 2,3, 4; Homeroom officer 3; Forensic 2; Social Recreation 2,3; F.T.A. 4; Beta Club 3,4; SmdentCouncil 4; Tennis 2; Class Play 3 James Clark Follis Jimmy Steady When you get to the end of your rope tie a knot and hang on. To make a million dollars andlive to be ahun- 1 dted. Social Recreation 1, 2, 3 m ; m m H W Hi g; Dorothy Ann Hunter Speck Witty To try to be a friend to everyone. To be a good nurse. Y-Teens 1; Pep Club 1; Chairman Red Cross 2; Social Recreation 2; Class Play 3; StudentCoun- Ci! 4 Carl Wayne Franklin Ka Wane Soft voice Love the world, and it's bound to love you. To become a dentist. Goodlettsville High 1; Class Vice-President 2; Homeroom officer 2, 3,4; Student Council Ser- geant-at-Arms 4; Social Recreation 2,3; Key Club 4; Class Play 3 Nancy Ellen Johnson Leadership ability Love makezh equal all things unequal. To beat Judy 13112! in the National Open. St. CeciliaAcademy 1;Forensic 2,3,4. Debate 2; Paper Staff 3,4, Assistant Editor 3, Editor 4; Student Council 3, 4, President 4; T. A. S. C. 3; S.A. S.C. 4; Social Recreation 3; Beta Club 3, 4; Cheerleader 3,4, Captain 4; Class Play 3; Class superlative 3; Annual Staff 4;CutestCou- ple 3; Homeroom officer 2,3; Homecoming at- tendant 3; Girls' State 3; Class Reporter 2 James Harold Fyke Monster Freckles The only way to have a friend is to be a friend. To play an errorless season at second base for the Milwaukee Braves. President of Class 1; Vice-President of Class 3; Class Representative to Student Council 2; Annual Staff 1; Honor R0111; Science Club 1; Varsity Club 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3. 4; Baseball 2, 3, 4; Class superlative 2; Homeroom officer 1, 2, 3; Student Council 1, 2, 4 Phyllis Jackson Phil Wreckless The clock of time is wound only once, so make every second count. To be baggy and successful. Y-Teens .1 James Roger Fuqua Wrong Arm Just wonderful Always do right! This will gratify some people and astonish the rest. Be an engineer. Science Club 1, 2; Social Recreation 2; Key Club 3,4, President 4; Math Club 3; Honor Roll 1, 2, 3,4; Beta Club 3,4; Varsity Club 4; T.A.S.C. 3; Football 3,4; Basketball 1, 2.8, 4; Baseball 3, 4; Track 4; Navy Buddy Cruise 3-, ClassSuperla- live 3; StudentCouncil 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 4; Annual Staff 3.4, Junior Editor 3, Editor 4 Judith Lee Kinle Judy Quietness Tryreaching for a star, but keep both feet on the ground. To live a life pleasing in Thy sight. Byram Halton Gross Hal Speechmaker In all ways acknowledge God and he will di- rect thy paths. To be a successful chemist and retain my faith in God. Band 1,2; Pep Band 1.2; Class Play 3; Annual Staff4; Homeroom officer 3; Honor Roll 1, 2. 3,4; Beta Club 3,4; Forensic 2, 3,4. President 4; Debate 2. 3,4; Math Club 3 Geraldine Knight Willingness to work To be trusted is a greater compliment than to be loved. To be a director of Religious Education. Y-Teens 1; Paper Staff 3,4; Annual Staff 4; Pep Club 4; F.T.A. 4; Honor Roll 2; Student director of class play 3 Edward Jordan Gross lV Eddie Two ton Elvis A person who thinks they have a real head on their shoulders usually has a point there. To be a practicing veterinarian with the dog who hit me last night as my first patient. Band 1. 2,3,4; All Star Band 4; Pep Band 1. 2, 3, 4; Iaiz Band 2. 3; Swing Band 4; F. T. A. 1; Science Club 4; Music Club 3. 4; Class play 3 Malissa Knot: Sissie Her clothes Hitch your wagon to a star. To go to college and be a success. Student Council 1, 2; Forensic 1; Chorus 1; Pep Club 1; Y-Teens 1,4, President 4; Football at- tendant 4; F. T. A. 4; Basketball 2,3, 4; Tennis 3; Social Recreation 2, 3; Homeroom officer 1, 2; Office helper 3, 4 Doug Hall Buzz Saw slowness Say what you believe and believe what you To be a golf pro. Key Club 3.4; Social Recreation 1. 2, 3, 4; Golf 1,2. 3,4; Basketball 3,4; Varsity Club 4 , 'm , H mum H u m u ,, Sarah Joyce Lawson 3 Bitsy 1' Sweetness Always wear a smile because you can gain more friends by smiling than by frowning. To grow and be a big girl. Honor Roll 1, 2, 3.4; Beta Club 3,4; Paper Staff 4; Pep Club 1.4; Y-Teens 1.2; Red Cross 1, 2; F. H. A. J., 2, 3,4, President 2,3, 4, Vice-Pres- idem Sub-district 3; President4; Workshop 3, 4; F. T. A. 3,4, Treasurer 4; Homeroom officer 1. 2, 3; Student Council 4, Treasurer4: Class Play 3; Cheerleader 4-; Annual Staff4 Billy Hardin Bill Carefree I ain't lazy--just born tired and ain't got rest- ed. Be mayor of Girls' Town U. S. A. Social Recreation 2 Bessie Faye Lyle 7: Betsy V . Friendliness If you can't stop. smile as you go by. To succeed in life. Y-Teens 1; Social Recreation 1,2; F.H.A. 3, 4 I. R. Heath Romelen Ability to pass. To have a smile and be a friend to smile to. To be a basketball coach or a Master Sergeant in the Army. Golf Team 1; Basketball manager 2 . Nina Ruth Massey Ineligible A reputation is easily broken. but like china hard to mend. To be a good secretary. F.H.A. 1.2: Y-Teens 2.4; Social Recreation 3; Red Cross 1; Honor Roll 3 , H Dewayne Huffines , Bonga Skinny If you can't hit 'cm hard, don't hit 'em. Be an automation expert. Football 1; Football Manager 2, 3, 4; Basketball Manager 2,3,4; Track Manager 2.3.4 Juanita McMurtry Nita Slimness Love is a fearful thing, but I'm a brave girl. To become Lorretta Bilderback's sister-in-Iaw. Y-Teens 1.4; Pep Club 1 John Houdeshell Hoode-Bull Height The road to success is always uphill. To many a rich and beautiful girl. Key Club 1; Shutterbugs 1; Social Recreation 3; Paper Staff1;Bow1iugteam 1.2: GolfTeam 3. 4 Corrine Moore Billie Efficiency Do unto others as you would have them do unto you. To be a good mother as my Mother is. Y-Teens 1,2,4; Red Cross 2; Social Recreation 1, 2 Buddy Ray Jarvis Slow Poke If you can't go forward. go backward, but, go y man go. To be average. Bowling 1; Social Recreation 1, 2, 3; Key Club 4 Frances Carolyn Moncrief Monty Brain Laugh and the world laughs with you. To many a doctor. y Forensic 1; Y-Teens 1; Pep Club 1; Social Re- creation 2. 3; Student Council 1; Homeroom officer 1.2.3.4; Beta Club 3,4; Honor Roll 1.2, 3. 4-; Paper Staff 4; F. T. A. 4 David Phillip Lannom , Phil H Hatred To have a friend is to be a friend. Social Recreation 1,2,3; Science Club 1,2; Key 1 Club 2; Rifle Team 1-. Homeroom officer 1,4: Track 2. 4 Brenda 10 Pope Her laugh A good deed is never lost; he who sows cour- tesy, reaps friendship. To go to college and be a success. Y-Teens 1, 4 Reporter4; Forensic Club 2-, Paper Staff 2, 3,4; Social Recreation 2, 3; Honor Roll 3-, Needlework Club 3.4: Homeroomofficer4; Beta Club 4. Social Chairman 4 Franz Larkin Kukler Romeo Love 'em and leave 'em Band 2, 3.4; Science Club 1;Socia1Recreation 2. 3; Baseball Manager 4; Key Club 4 Betty Faye Ray Bet Talkative The only wayto have a friend is to be one. To become a nurse. F. H. A. 1, 2. 3. 4; Y-Teens 1; Red Cross 2; Pep Club 1 Jimmy Allison Lawrence Suaveness Work for what you get; nothing comes fria'e. Make the best of my life before I grow old. Honor Roll 1. 2, 3, 4; Beta Club 3,4; Homeroom officer 1; Student COuncil 1; Shutterbugs 1,2; Science Club 1 Sylvia Potter Frenchie Chewing gum Do what you can, while you can, because when you get old you can't. To love and be loved in return. F. H. A. 1, 2, 3; Y-Teens 1; Pep Club 1; Social Recreation 1, 3 Larry Eugene Law Bull Eoldness If you can't win one way win another. To settle down with Doug at the age of 90. Student Council 1; Key Club 3.4; Class Super- lative 2; Social Recreation 2, 3: Varsity Club 4; Class Treasurer 3, Homeroom officer 1,2, 3; Honor Roll 1;Basketba11 1; Track 1, 2; Foot- ball 1, 2. 3,4; Baseball 1 WH W m Wm WM , ; m mmwm Judith Ellen Ray y Judy : Neatness ' 'm . ' A ; A A good name is better than great fame. WW. ; ' I : , m w H To finish college. ; HM ; ' F.H.A. 1.2.3,4. Treasurer3, Reporter4: Pep Club 1,4; Y-Teens 1. 2; Homeroom officer 1. 2; Honor Roll 3; Press Club 4 Joe Martin Cyphus Wreckless , Do unto all girls as you would have them do ; unto you. . . u ; V To get the drop on Robert so that he can notou: N MWHWUWIH W 2 ' ; W? 111 111 ; ; :w ; drag me in his jet. 4m O? ' A f Camelia Jane Rust Janie Her walk Everyone makes mistakes. that's why they put erasers 0n pencils.. To make Roy-a good wife. F. H. A. 1, 3; Needlework 1, 2; Music 3; Ma- jorette 2, 3,4; Head Majorette 4 Wayne McCauley Mac Neamess Do your best and don't worry. To fly a. jet. Shutterbugs 1.2;ScienceC1ub 2, 3; Social Rec- reation1,2,3;I-Iomeroom officer 1,4; Key Club 4; Bowling Team '1, 2: Rifle Team 1;C1assP1ay 3; Paper Staff 1.2; Scudent-Council 1; Math Club 2 Caroline Schollian Shaggy Good Nature Let a smile be your umbrella. To have a happy life and many friends. Y-Teens 1;F.H.A. 1, 2, 3. 4, Secretary 4, Treas- urer 4; F. T.A. 3,4. President 4; Paper staff 4; Honor R0113; Pep Club 1,4; 8. F.H. S. 4 Thomas B. Meador Te Lady's man Never give up when everybody else thinks you are down. V w - . l ' 1 L To get out of college. have a good job. and NW I marry a beautiful girl. Key Club 4; Vaksity Club 4-. Track 1; Football 2, 3.4; Basketball 2,.3; Baseball 2. 3,4; Home- room officer 2 m m w ; m H mm W Thomas Henry Patton, Jr. Squire Brains Love your neighbor; yet don't pull down your hedge. To be a success. Honor Roll 1. 2, 3, 4; Beta Club 3, 4; Math Club 3,4; Science Club 4 Donald F. Pons Jumping Joe Quietness Never underestimate the power of a woman. To be a major league baseball player and play in the World Series. Football 2, 3; Baseball 3, 4; Homeroom officer 1, 2, 3 Clara Shelton Rusty Quiet To put Jesus first, others second and yourself last. To be a good wife to my husband and a good mother to my children. F, H.A. 1; Y-Teens l, 2; Chorus 2 Marilyn Jane Smith Snookie Bashful To further my education so as to succeed. Y-Teens 1; F.H.A. 3; F.T. A. 3.4 Kenneth Rolland Puckett Music ability Never be too busy or too proud to help a friend. To perform in Carnegie Hall. Paper Staff 1.2, 3,4; Forensic 1; Science Club 1, 2, 3; Band 1. 2, 3, 4:A11 StarBand 3.4;A11Cit; Orchestra 4; Music Club 4 Robert Ray Redden Bobby and Fireball Good character A good name is rather to be chosen than great riches. To raise a Du Pont High football team. Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketba112,3,4; Varsity Club 4; Social Recreation 2. 3 h m u m h m; LN v m Jimmy Gale Richardson Slop Bug Wisdom is the highway to the riches of life. To become a man of science. Band 1, 2, 3; Social Recreation 1. 2, 3; Shutter- bugs 2; Math Club 3; Key Club 4: Honor Roll 3; Class Play 3; Homeroom officer 2 Billy Frank Rutledge Loud mouth A man never stands so high or straight as when he Stoops to help a friend. To be a chemical engmeer. Madison 1, 2; Math; Club 3; Honor Roll 3,4; Science Club 4 Patricia Ann Spencer Patsy Flirt The ladder of life is full of splinters but they don't start hurting until you slide down. To love and be loved in return. Pep Club 1, 4; Social Recreation 2, 3; Music Club 3,4; Y-Teens 2, 3, 4; F.H.A. 1; Forensic 1; Class Play 3; Majorette 3. 4 Gloria Jean Swann Glory Flirt Never be disappointed for things usually turn out for the best. To love and be loved in return. Y-Teens 1,2,4. Vice-President 4; Forensic l, 2; Homeroom officer 2,3,4; Social Recreation 1,2,3; Pep Club 1; F.T.A. 4 John Seckman Big John Whitey Silence 1521 man's best friend, one who never betrays. To run the hundred yard dash in 9. 5 seconds. Football 1.2.3.4; Track 1.2.4; Class Play 3; Key Club 4; Paper Staff1,2,3..4; Social Rec- reation 1,2,3; Homeroom officer 1.2,4; Class officer 4; Student Council 4; Varsity Club 4. John L. Shaw lohnny Wit If women interfere with work. quit work. To make a million dollars. marry. and retire. Football 1.2.3.4; Basketball 1. 3. 4; Baseball ManagerQ; Key Club4;Varsity Club 4-. Science Club 1; Social Recreation 1.2.3; Homeroom officer3.4; Class officer 4; Math Club 3; Honor Roll 1. Emery Paul Skelley Nunnie Slimness Play it safe. To be a success. Football 1. 2. 3, 4. Captain 4. Peggy Ann Uhles Peg Quietness There is a destiny that makes us brothers, all that we send into the lives of others. comes back into, our own. To get married andhave a successful life. Y-Teens. 1.2; Pep C1ub.1;F. H.A. 1.2;Socia1 Recreation 3; Needlework Club 3,4; F.T. A. 4. Jerry Wayne Sherrill Helpfulness All things worktogetherfor good to them that love the Lord. To be a better and happy person. Social Recreation 1.2; Photo Club 1. William P. Swarm Billy His good looks Be good, but ifyour're not, don't get caught. To have a pent-house studio and a gob ofbeau- tiful babes to photograph, in other words Bob Collins successor. Shutterbug5v1,2, Vice-President 2; Homeroom officer 2; Social Recreation 1, 2; Honor Roll 1, 2,3,4; Beta Club 3,4, Vice-President-B, Pres- ident 4; Class Play 3; Annual Staff 4; Paper Staff 3,4; S. A. S. C. 4; StudentCouncil 4;C1assPres- idem 4 Patricia Ann Womack Pat Her complexion Do not forget little kindnesses, but do not re- member small faults. Medical Technologist Honor Roll 1,2, 3,4; Beta Club 3.4; Red Cross 1,2,3; Chorus 1, 2; Student Counci14; Class officer 4; Homeroom officer 2 Milton Orin Smith Milty Artistic ability A good name is rather to be chosen than great riches, and loving favour rather than silver and gold. To become a good engineer. Pep Band 3; Basketball 1, 2. 3: Honor Roll 1,2, 3,4; Beta Club 3.4; Class Historian 4: Home- room officer 2; Annual Staff 4; Math Club 3; Forensic Club 1:C1ass Play 3; Band 2. 3; Science Club 1, 2; Math Club 3 - I uww Joel Vinson Baby Doll Golf ability Don't be a wolf, play hard to get. To hear Ben Hogan in golf. Social Recreation 1, 2, 3; Varsity Club 4; Home- room officer 1, 2, 3. 4; Class officer 2, 3; Student Council 3-, S. A. S. C. 3; Golf 1, 2, 3, 4; Basket- ball 1,2, 3; Football 1 ' Dickey Williams Peter Mischief Do it before someone else does it. To get married and not to work. Baseball 2,3, 4; Basketb3112,3,4 Carol Kay Wescon: Shorty Earnest worker Never look to tomorrow until you have com- pleted today. To go to college. Y-Teens 1. 2: F. H. A. 1, 2, 3; F. T. A. 4 Donald Wayne Williams Dog Kennels His fleas Give it all you have. To graduate Footballs, 4: Track 2, 3, 4; Varsity Club4; Honor Roll 1 Johnny Nelson Woodard Snoodles SwEets Why put anything off until tomorrow when you can do it today? To be a star for the Cincinnati Redlegs. Basketball 2.3; Baseball 3,4; Key Club 3,4; SocialRecreation 2. 3; Varsity Club 4; Class Re- porter 1; Homeroom officer 1, 2, 3; Honor Roll 1. 2; Beta Club 3; Student Counci14 William Edward Pons Mickey Smallness 'Big things come in small packages. To get a good job and buy me a slick fifty- three Mercury. Honor Roll 1; Homeroom officer 3 Fred Williams Brahma Everyone's friend 82 everyone's friend and everyone will be your friend. To have the fine things of life. Science Club 1; Key Club 3.4; Football 3.4; Varsity Club 4; Homeroom officer 1, 2, 3,4 well Butler Squirrel Laziness y m , . . , , , Eat--Drink--Sleep JMWNWHU. . y 7 W H: WI To get my limit on doves. . ' Smoking Club 1,2, 3.4 Gary Wright Goop'm' Mischief If at first you don't succeed try to quit before you get carried away. To be a millionaire. and deal in new cars. Band 1.2.3.4; Pep Band 2,3,4; Homeroom of- ficer 2. y W m H m m u: M M y V .H m WM; A SEN I ORB PRAYER As I walk through these hallowed doors And into the worldly way. Lord, give me what I deserve; no more. Help me do my best each day. My many blunders please endure, As I go along my way. , Should my steps grow feeble and unsure, Let me go not astray. Use all my talent to thy will, Mold me as Thou would clay. And may my ambitions only fulfill Thy wishes in every way. Bless my classmates as we part. Each to his separate w'ay. And implant this thought within each heart We shall meet again, someday. Suzanne Gammel Suzanne Gammel CLASS WILL We, the Senior class of Du Pont High School, City of Old Hickory, County of Davidson, State of Tennessee. in this year of our Lord 1957, do hereby declare with sound mind, body and soul this to be our last will and testa- ment disposing of our goods as follows: Article I To the Juniors we leave the final touch of superiority that we have enjoyed so mueh. Article II To the Sophomores we leave our dreams and hopes that maybe someday they' 11 be in our shoes. Article III To the Freshmen we leave the knowledge that it takes work to succeed. Article IV To the school and posterity we leave out deep-imbedded affection. Article V To the faculty we leave the soothingthought that they will be rid of us and thanks to them they are. Article VI The individual members of the Senior class dispose of their goods as follows: I, Pat Butch, being of sound in mind will my football socks and other personal equipment CO to Brenda Kyle. I Geraldine Knight, will my place as typist of this Annual to anyone. who enjoys typing enough to take it, and I leave my locker to my sister, Io. l. Halton Gross, hereby will my ? to anyone who is dumb enough to take it. 1, Paula Bilbrey, will to Joyce Love my four happy years at Du Pont. I hope she gets as many wonderful memories from them as I did. I. Carolyn Menctief, will to Mike Evans the ability to grow tall. I, Sandra Haralson. will to Frances. Annette. Sloonie . and Guyonne my Senior,year and hope they make the best of it. I, John Shaw, will to Linda Hopper all the happiness and fun I've had in four years at Du Pont Hi. I, Bitsy Lawson. will my place in the Beta Club to Pat Tomlinson and my wonderful Senior year of cheerleading to Priscillia Hayes.' , Johnny Butler. do hereby will to Jimmy Henry my place as dumbest boy in the Beta Club. , Max Draper. do hereby will to Charles Frye my ingenious ability in chemistry class. Judy Ray, will my place in Mrs. Pilkinton's homeroom to any Freshman who is lucky enough to get it. Don Bryan, being of sound mind, hereby will my fingernail clippers to Cynthia Sampson. Jack Farris, will to my brother, Jimmy, all my cracked ribs and cricked necks and still play football. . Billy Rutledge, will my front row seats in Mrs. Pilkinton's and Mr. Bates' rooms to anyone who can talk as much 5 I can. Buddy Jarvis, hereby will a portion of my luck in basketball to Ray Stimson. Dot Hunter, will to Priscilla Hayes my term paper. She used it more than I did. , Corrine Moore, will my ability to get along with Miss Perry to my sister. Myrna. , Gara Graham, will my ability to get along with Miss Elliott to Joyce Brodie. , Annie Eddins, do will to my brother, Buger my old notebooks, and to Wanda Worsham I leave my key to the art room. , Nina Massey, will to my cousins, Ruth and Patsy, all my wonderful times at Du Pom. , Camelia lane Rust. will my place as head majotette to Wanda Smith and hope she enjoys it as much as l have. , Bessie Faye Lyle, will to Patty Tayes, who will be a Freshman next year, all my excuses to get out of study hall. , Clara Shelton, will to Brenda Deck my seat in history when she becomes a Senior. , Betty Ray, will my ability to slip off to Dupontonia, without getting caught, nto Janice Bullion. , Wayne McCauley, will to Boots Scott my ping-pong paddle, at Teeny Town, and hope he can win more games, without blowing up. than I did. I, Joel Vinson. will my ability as a golfer to anyone good enough to be on the golf team for four years. I, Doug Hall, will my height to Sonny Iron Man Jenkins so he can be the tallest boy in high school. I, Judy Kinle, will leave HI. I, John Seckman, will to anyone dumb enough to wear it, the T-shirt thatlhave wotnin football for the past four years. 1, Pat Apple, will my seat in the football bleachers to Janice Bullion so she can watch Alfred get dirty. I, Barbara Bolin. will to Larry Harrison my four wonderful years in high school and hope he will enjoy them as much as I have. I, Patsy Spencer, will to Linda McDaniel my place as majorette, hoping that she will fill the spot again next year. I, Bobbie Bullington, will to Annette Crowell my blonde hair along with a bottle of peroxidel. 1, Larry Law. will to Sydney Sherwood my good times at Du Pont, because I could not have had them without her. 1, James Fyke. will to Boots Scott my place on the basketball and baseball teams and hope he enjoys them as much as I did. 1, Eddie Gross, will my secret of not letting studies interfere with my education to Ronnie, G. H. . Cootie . Dean. Eyes , and Tommy. I, Reba Bastin. will to my brother Wayne my four happy years at Du Font and hope that he enjoys themas much as I did. I. Malissa Knott, will to Jean Worley and Julia Shaw my wonderful Senior year at Du Font and hope they willhave as much fun as I did. 1, Carl Franklin, being of sound mind m, will my ability to be late for school everyday to my brother Eugene, be- cause half the time he's later than I am. 1, Margaret Holland, being of sound mind CD, will to Beverly, Wanda, and Red all the predicaments I've been in and hope they get out of them better than I did. I 1, Fred Williams. will to Pig Eyes my ole rotten football socks. He needs them worse than I. 1, Donald Williams. leave to Beaker my ability to put his thigh pads in his red pants. I John Houdeshell, will to anyone that wants my position on the golf team to a future pro because he will have to be mHHHHD-GH HHh-lI-lr-d HHHHHH that cod. 1, Nagncy Bryan, will my ability to slip off and eat lunch everyday, without getting caught, to Sue McCorkle and Car- olyn McMahon. I, Suzanne Gammel, will my four wonderful years at Du Pont to the Freshmen. 1. Milton Smith, will my four years at Du Pont to Phillip Smith. 1, Rose Ann Cantrell, leave a vacant place at Du Pont High to Linda. hoping she has as much fun as I have had. 1. Billy Cottell, will my old baseball suit. that was always too big for me, to anyone who thinks he is fat enough to fit in it. and all my low grades to Pig Eyes Bain. Sylvia Potter, will my curly hair. silly laugh. and my ability to havea cute boyfriend, toEllen Weatherspoon. Lois Haywood, will my place in the Beta Club to Bobby Snell and my ability to stay out of trouble to Billy Snell. Te Meador, will to Jerry all my football equipment and place in the Beta Club. Brenda Pope, will my good fortune to get a bottom locker three out of my four years to Boots Scott. Linda Glover, will to Alice Dorrie: my pony tail and hope she gets as many kicks out of it as I did. Pat Womack. will my place in the Beta Club to Pete. ; Gayle Detryberry, will my four wonderful years at Du Pont High to next year's Freshmen. . Jimmy Richardson, will'to Ronnie Pearson my ability to talk without stuttering. , Melva Harding, will the mostwondetful year of my life, my Senior year, to Jerry Patterson Lee, hoping he will make the best of it. I, Tommy Patton, being of sound mind, do will to anyone who is able to do it my ability to work geometry. 1, Sharon Hosey, will the title of Star Student in geometry class to all those who can attain it. 1, Carol Wescott, will three inches of my height to anyone under five feet. 1, Gloria Swann. will to my little sister my four wonderful years of high school with the hope that she will make the best of them. I, Jimmy Lawrence, will to my two brothers and sister my four years at Du Pont High School when they get here. I. Rolland Puckett being of ------ , do hereby will the old piano in the band room to anyone who thinks they might possibly extract a tune from it. 1, Curtis Brewington, being of sound mind and body, hereby will to Be- -Ochy my ability to get out of Cecil' 5 Study hall and walk the halls with Bobby Dukes. 1, Bobby Dukes, do will to Jerry Wayne Williams my ability to get someone else to do my work for me. Someone like Curtis Brewington. I, Mickey Pons, will to my sister Dorothy my four years of having a top locket. I,Howa1-d Baggett will to Boots Scott my place on the golf team. I. Franz Larkin. will to Harold Jackson my seat in the trumpet section. 1. Paul Skelley, will to Wayne Bastin my position of tackle on the football team. I I, HHHHHt-trtD-vh-l , Bill Hardin, hereby will to Gerald Herd my ability to go to Du Pont High four years without getting kicked out. Mary Denton will to my sister Carolyn all of my good times at Du Pom. I Juanita McMurtry, hereby will to Lorretta Ann Bilderback my seat by the door in sixth period library. I hope she gets along with Miss Elliott better than I ever have. 1, Peggy Uhles, will to my sister Patty all my good times at Du Font. and Ihope she has as nice a time as Ihave had. I, Gary Wright, will my four years in the band to Ray Stinson, and to my sister all the good times at Du Pont that I have had. I, Dewayne Huffines, will my nickname iBongal and my four happy years at Du Pont to my cousin, Chai-les Lee, and to Prentice Huffines I leave my spot as manager of the football, basketball. and track teams. I. J. R. Heath. will to my nephew. Jimmy Ages, the honor of being Du1 Pont'snumber one supporter of the football and basketball teams. I, Jerry Sherrill, will all concessions to Billy Snell. 1, Elaine Cothron. will to Sarah Jane Beal my place as majorette next year, hoping she can do a better job than I did. 1, Robert Eddins, will to some oncoming Freshman a front row seat in Mr. Langham's class. 1. James Clay, will to Paul Bain myability to sit on the bench during most of the football games. 1, Joe Martin, will to Jean Smith my ability to talk in Miss Elliott's study hall. I. Jimmy Moore, will to Boots Scott three more years at Du Pont. I, Jerry Baine. will to my friends all the good times I have had at Du Pont High School. 1 I I, , Billy Armstrong. leave to my friend, Joe Bingham. my seat in bookkeeping. , James Evans, will to my sister Jean and my cousin June Carter all of my good times at Du Pont High. Marilyn Jane Smith, will to my cousin Jeannie Smith the will power and determination to pass high school and go on to college. . Larry England, will to Gary West all of my books on football. , Dickey Williams, will to Jean Worley my ability to miss class and get an admit. Carolyn Dorris, will to the gang my wonderful Senior year andlhope they enjoy it as much as I did. , Caroline Schollian. will my position as a sophisticated 00 Senior to Alice Dorrier and Colleen Hosey. , Billy Fields. will my shoulder pads and dirty socks to Gary West. Bobby Redden, will to my brother Gus my fondness of girls , Randall Burke, will my prominent position in the Senior' class to Mike Evans Jimmy Fuqua, being of sound mind CD, will to Ray Cooper my bootleg play. Billy Swann, leave ------- exhausted! Nancy Johnson, leave to Judy Kirby myhigh school experiences. hoping she appreciates them as much as I did. Mary Etta Dick, leave my ability to go with a West boy to Jackie White. eHHrrp-s HH-l-QHHH CLASS PROPHECY As the waves are lapping the shores of Lake Old Hickory, the graduating class of '57 is meeting here for its 20th year reunion. As I look across the lake through my little telescope, I see the former Sharon Hosey and her crew of 15 kids sailing down the lake in their 100 foot yacht, powered by the new atomic motor invented by Dr. Halton Gross, Professor of Nuclear Physics at M. I. T. The former Suzanne Gamme1,now married to a prominent doctor, has justbeen splashed as she and her five sons sit fishing with what? -- ted wigglers dug by Curtis Brewington. Pat Apple, Bitsy Lawson, and Melva Harding, who tried too early and waited too late to get a husband, are organizing a lonely hearts club. Pat Burch and Carl Franklin, two prominent dental surgeons, have just arrived from New York City in their .hydro-copter. On their way down they stopped at Pittsburgh to give their regards to the honorable Billy Rutledge and Maxwell Draper who are campaigning for the Presidency and Vice-Presidency of the United States. Meanwhile on the now famous Old Hickory Golf Course, Doug Hall, Howard Baggett, Joel Vinson, andJohn Houdeshell are battling it out for the National Open Championship. On yonder hill Bill Swann, who took the T. V, famous Bob Cumming's place, is taking pictures of some of his models. Among themiiare Malissa Knott, Linda Glover, and Elaine Cothron. Just arriving at the Old Hickory Municipal Airport from Europe in the newest atomic plane are Tommy Pat- ton and Milton Smith who have been attending a meeting for the planning of the first trip to Mars. Among the applicants for the first ride are Jimmy Richardson, 3. chemical engineer, Don Bryan, a mechanical engmeer, and Larry Byrd, an electrical engineer. Among the others arriving on the plane are Brenda Pope, an ambassador to Italy, and Kenneth Rolland Puckett who has just completed a concert tour of Europe as the leading pianist of our time. Engaged in a friendly game of pass and touch ate Fred Williams, president of Williams Drug Co. , Inc. , Jack Farris, coach of the Detroit Lions, Thomas Meador, professional football player, and Donald Williams, famous breeder of thoroughbred dogs.: i Here for the premiere of their new film are academy award winners Nancy Johnson and Caroline Schollian. Patsy Spencer has just been dunked while waterlskiing; the boat is being driven by Gary Wright, who is the World Champion Hydto- plane racer. - Spreading their lunch under the Old Hickory tree are John Shaw and John Seckman who are 1awyers;Mari1yn Smith, still a horse lover, and Wayne McCauIey, Jimmy Moore and Carolyn Dorris. who make up a leading sur- gical team at the Old Hickory Hospital, are with them. Now joining the group are Janie Rust, Bessie Lyle and Gloria Swarm who are famous beauticians. Dewayne Huffines the Tennessee oil tycoon, has just driven up in his gold Cadillac. With him is I. R. Heath, who won the Pulitzer Prize for his Sports History of Du Pont High School. On the patio of the Conrad Hilton Hotel overlooking the lake ate Jimmy Fuqua, a famous chemist who 1.? devised a formula for a new atomic fue1,Gera1dine Knight, who is now an English professor at U.C. L. A. , and Larrry Law, who is now in the corset business. Meanwhile the lives of Eddie Gross, Franz Larkin, and Billy Carroll, who are members of Elvis Presley' ssym- phony orchestra, are in grave danger for Phil Lannorn. Billy Fields and Billy Hardin are drag racing on the beach. As we look over the lake we see many familiar faces. Among them are Gara Graham, Rebas Bastin, Paula Bilbrey, and Pat Womack who are now nurses. Floating on water wings, because they still haven'tlearned to swim, are Dot Hunter and Mary Etta Dick. who now own a jewelry store in Los Angeles, California. Engaged in a water pistol battle are Judy Ray, Gayle Derryberry, Nancy Jackson, and Sandra Haralson, who are famous dress designers in Paris. Someone has just fallen into the lake! It' 5 Carolyn Moncrief, author of last year 'sbest selling nove1,MUTI- NY IN THE LIBRARY. Jimmy Lawrence, who owns a Iatge groundhog ranch out west, jumps in and pulls her to safety! Those girls just won't leave Randall Burke and Johnny Woodard, the most eligible bachelors here, alone. Playing baseball are Billy Cottell, New York Yankee pitcher, James Clay, owner of a nationwide chain of grocery stores, Joe Martin, who has broken Arcaro's record of wins at the Kentucky Derby, and Bobby Dukes, who found uranium in Alaska and is now retired at the age of 37. Lois Haywood, Barbara Bolin. Nancy Bryan, and Rose Ann Cantrell. the wives of prominent millionaires, are playing bridge. t James Fyke, Bobby Redden, and Paul Skelley, who are supervisors at Du Pont's rocket ship plant, are trick riding on water skiis-across the lake. ' Chefs for the picnic are Bobby Bullington and Betty Ray, who are culinary artists at the Waldorf Astoria. Help- ing around the fire are Donald and William Pons, who are now famous for their Poms Brother's Cough Drops. On the beach modeling the latest in Bikinis are Margaret Holland, Juanita McMurtry, and Nina Massey. Honoring us with her presence is Carol Wescott, the first woman governor of Tennessee. One of her mostout- standing accomplishments is having changed the capital of Tennessee to Old Hickory. Other distinguished 01d Hickorians who helped obtain the bill are Senators Johnny Butler, Buddy Jarvis, and Representatives Judy Kinle and Jimmy Follis. This morning Robert Greasy, a world renowned preacher, and Phyllis Jackson, his song leader, presented the devotional. i Today is a holiday for the school children so the honorable principal of Du Pont High, Mr. Jerry Sherrill, is present. Also off for the holiday are Larry England, football coach. Powell Butler, HarrietReeves, and Corinne Moore, who are now teachers at Du Font and who help enforce Mrs. Sherrill's policies. Owners of the Lakeshore Restaurant are Dean Wakefield and James Evans whose waitresses are Sylvia Potter, Mary Demon, and Peggy Uhles. They are now serving dinner. One of the restaurant's most frequent customers is Annie Eddins, Old Hickory's social butterfly. . Pulling in a trout. a boneless fishperfected by Dickey Williams, is Robert Eddins, editor of The Outdoor Sportsman. ' - Tonight everyone is invited to see the latest 8-dimensiona1 movie, 85, 000 Fathoms Under the Lake, at the new ultra-modern Drive-In owned by Jerry Baine and under the management of Billy Armstrong. As we watch the tide go out we have a feeling of nostalgia, for we, the Senior class of '57, know that this has truly been a memorable day. V , m m H W m H m r. u w W, W m MU UNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Presment EugeneLunn Vice President BobbyFischer Secretary......................................................JudyBallinger Treasurer........,......................;............,....I....AnitaThompson Reporter KayOrange BoySgt. atArms ...........................V...,.v.............AlfredBallinger Girngt. atAr'ms.......................... ......................DianeSmith Rep. t0 StudentCouncil....................................... Gene PaulPetty Rep. to'.StudentCounci1......................................... PricillaHayes Jimmy Adkins Kenneth Aldridge Teddy Armstrong Paul Bain Bobbie Bain Alfred Ballinger Judy Ballinger Guyonne Bandy Wayne Bastin Paul Ba tten Charles Bennett Joe Bingham Randall Binkley Rebecca Boatman Joyce Braswell Joyce Brodie Frances Brown Russell Brown Janice Bullion John Burlison John Cameron J une Carter Carl Conner Linda Cooper Judy Cox Hugh Crosslin Wayne Crowell Mary Dodd . ' . Alice Dorrier - ' ' James Eddins Nancy Edwards Judy Eller Mike Evans Suzanne Evans Robert Farley Alfred Fergerson Bill Ferrell Bobby Fischer Leslie Fisher John Flatt Evelyn Flippen Judy Frye Patsy Gallahe; T ony Gambill John Garner Ralph Gragg Judy Groves Wilma Hall Henry Ha milton Priscilla Hayes Linda Head Colleen Hosey Dot Houdeshell Ray Hudnall Julius Huffines Margaret Jackson Marylene Jackson Roy Johnson Betty Sue Jones Wayne Keathley Carrie Keller Kenneth Kimbro , . Bill King 5 . . j ' - ' Brenda Kyle Fred Lane Jerry Lee Joyce Littlejohn Donnie Loman Joyce Love Eugene Lunn Judy Malone Jack McAlister Donald McBroom Linda McDaniel Lois Meadows Aubrey Meece Peggy Mercer Celia Moody Martha Morgan Myrna Moore Donnie Moser Ronnie Moser Joan Mullins Betty Neeley Doyle Newberry Beverly Nunley Kay Orange Tommy Osborne Rohnie Pearson Gene Pa L11 Petty I Judy Polk Joyce Pope Norma Pope Ralph Ray Emelyn Redmond Judy Reeves Tommy Reich Brenda Reynolds Joyce Roberts Dean Robinson Judy Roebuck Judy Rogers Cynthia Sampson Ed Sharp Chester Sherrill Nancy Shipman Wendell Short Zollie Sircy Johnny Skelly Mary Slayden Diane Smith Dorothy Smith Rebecca Smith Joe Stepback Lavelia Sweeton Wanda Taylor Anita Thompson Jean Tuthill Diane Wallace Beverly Warren Gene Watson Jerry Webster Shirley Weeks Bill Weems Jean Worley Jerry Williams Tommy Wilson Pete Womack Jimmy WOOsley Wanda Worsham 3 I udy Wright Pictures Not Available William Bartlett Bobby Jones Wayne Covington Austin Kinzer I immy Edwards . . Zella Sadler Joe Gammon Wendell Webster Jimmy Hooper Gary West m m m r w w W n SOPHOMOER CLSS OFFICERS President.....................................................Dor1niePoole VicePresident...............................................FrancesPatton Secretary-Treasurer..............................................Julia Shaw Kelley Wright BoySgt. atArms Girngt. at Arms..............................................Fredina Hart Rep. to Student Counml Ray Cooper Doris Apple Mary Baggett Ralph Bass Bonnie Becker Charles Bibb Loretta Bilderback Thomas Bingham Tommy Breeden Roberta Bridges Elmer Brown Shirley Brown Joyce Bullington June Cagle Eugene Carter Judy Carter Patsy Clark Norma Clemons Eugene Collins Jimmy Cook Ray Cooper Frankie Cowherd Jimmy Craddock Barbara Crisp Tommy Crosslin mg ml u m'm m u ; m I h T uvmm . mu James Ford Bookie Foster Eugene Franklin Marvin Fuller Billy Gregory Miller Goodman Harold Hardin Charles Harper Fredina Hart Glenda Hayes Linda Hayes Eugene Heck Annette Crowell Betty Davis Patsy Davis Sam Davis Carolyn Denton Jimmy Drake Buford Duke Linda Duke Don Elkins Jean Evans Ronnie Ferrell Ora Flatt Sylvia Hennessee Jesse Hill Linda Hopper Larry Hosey Wayne Hutton Alton Jenkins William Jenkins Jewel Jones David Kirby Josephine Knight Wayne Ladd Katie Lewis Wanda Lewis Richard Linn . Judy Lineberry Lewis Malone Don Mayberry Janice McAlister Jim McAlister' James McDiougal Kenneth McPeak Charles Miller Larry Monroe Bill Moore Rebecca Raymer Minnie Reeves . Elizabeth Richards Sonny Rollins Wayne Russ Delores Sanders Brenda Scott Sandra Sexton Julia Shaw Sydney Sherwood Dot Simmons Virginia Simmons Jimmy Moore Betty Overstreet Frances Patton Jo Ann Patton Nancy Peal Carolyn Polson Donnie Poole George Powall Mike Pryor Linda Pulley Virginia Rager Willard Rader Anita Smith Pat Smith Patricia Smith Wanda Smith Billy Snell Bobby Snell Scotty Stigers Ray Stimson Pat Stout Jane Sutton David Taylor Pat Tomlinson Ioe Turbyfill Patty Uhles Clint Watts Donald Williams Jo Ann Williams Eldridge Womack Kelly Wright Linda Young XXX H NXXX :XXXXXXXXX X 12mm: XI XXXXXXUX XXX 'XXXXX XXXX X XXXX XXX XXIWXXXXXXXX MILT ON EDDIN S X XXXX ' XXXXXXXX X XXX XXX -I'; XXX XXXXXXJ X X XXX XXXXXXXXXXXX XXXX XXX XXXXXXXX' XX XXXXXXXX XXX XXXX XXX XXX XXX XXXX HXXXXXXXXXX XX XXXXXXXXXXXXXX XXX XXX .amwmrm. Pre51dent LarryHarrison VicePresident............................................. CarlMcMahon Secretary BillyScon Ga 11 McGowan u.-.-.n....-o...-....-...-.-o-.-a-. Treasurer .- Reporter MarilynLadd Re'p'. toStudei'utCouncil..................................... Gena Ramsey .., R Jackie Adams Jimmy Agee Earl Allen Charles Alsup Betty Arnold Ronnie Barnes Gary Bass Sara Jane Beal Shirley Bean James Bentley J ames Bilbrey Dianna Brown J 1111 Burroughs Tommy Bush Bonnie Butler Sandra Butler Betty Caldwell Linda Cantrell Robert Carpenter Bobby Carroll Linda Clark Nora Clemons Cynthia Collins Dona 1d Creasey David Davis Brenda Deck Danya Demon Charles Dorrie: Gerald Duke Carolyn Estes Jimmy Farris Aline Flippen Sammy Flowers Barbara Gardner Tony Garner Larry Graham Ray Green Jane Griffen Gale Griggs Brenda Hagar Billy Hall Larry Harrison Jimmy Henry Linda Hill Billy Hinson John Huddleston Linda Huffines Buddy Hunt Larry Hunt Marie Jackson Howard Jenkins Linda Jones Sandra Jones Thomas Kilpatrick Barbara Kimbro Wayne King I udy Kirby Kathleen Kirby Wayne Kuykendall Marilyn Ladd Faye Ledbetter Iam es Lewis Troy Long Joe Lyle Jimmy Malone Doris Manning Faye Martin Gayle Martin Alice Matlock Terry Mayhugh Anita McCauley Gail McGowan Sue McCorkle Patsy McClung Buth' McClung Gafl' McMahon Carolyn McMahon Linda Merritt Linda Midgett Tommy Monroe Carol Moore Betty Ogden Sandra Patterson Billie Io Pearson Linda Perry Fred Pipkin Danny Polk Nancy Pollock Jean Pomeroy Gena Ramsey William Redden Walter Reeves Jeanette Ritchey , V Danny Robinson ' . $ . , Donna Schwedimann ,7 ., ' Richard Turner Billy Scott William sharp Betsy Sherwood Anne Sinness James Edward Smith Judy Smith Patricia Smith Phil Smith Joyce Stamps Barbara Stephens Martha Stephens Linda Taylor Beverly Thompson Mary Walpole Julia Warren Ellen Weatherspoon Carolyn Webb Marilyn Webb Kenneth Webster Tommy Welch Jackie White James White Larry Willis Wayne Woodard Tim Working Gwen Wright Tommy Young PICTURES NOT AVAILABLE Joe Allgood Tommy Overstreet Edith Cole Jerry Scott Betty Cripps James Smith Sheilene Dickens Sorina Stepback Peggy Dukes Charles Teague Charles Frye Billy Traywick Tommie Hayes . Bernice Walpole Billy Ray Jamison James Warner Kenneth Moore FRESHMAN ' .. H. r-m W m Nu m H , m CH Hm H H... . , , m WW . . , . . m H mm .H u u H H H , H. M um H w H u - HHHW HM . , H H . H WV x . H H , H , H 1 H Wu H m HHX HW ' K H H H W m m w W mu. m u H mm mu um WW w 'mewa w H! HHH H u H 4 WHHm w W HH u w , H H H WW 7 . H HHH H W H H , , HHv H HHH .JWHM U H H mm H H H ' ' W , v , m u m m m H HHHH .HMH H , z, u H H m HIE w XH ' H ' H V xH HA H H EDITOR Jimmy Fuqua JUNIOR EDITOR Gene Paul Petty gay? A ASSISTANT EDITORS HISTORIAN BUSINESS MANAGERS Halton Gross ' Milton Smith . Suzanne Gammel Priscilla Hayes Randall Buike SPORTS EDITORS A SPONSOR . TYPISTS Pat Apple Curtis Brewington V . Mrs. Eva Pilkinton - . Geraldine Knight, Bitsy - , ' ' ' V - Lawson, Melva Harding CLASS PRESIDENTS Billy Swarm; -------- Senior Eugene .Lunri ------- Junior Donnie Poole- -Soph0more Larry Harrison-- Freshman STUDENT BODY PRESIDENT Nancy, Johnson um whh' . . w - . W W . , u w- - President--------------------Nancy Johnson Historian-------------------Lois Haywood' Vice-President----------------Jimmy Fuqua Boy Sgt. -at-Arms----------- Carl Franklin Secretary ----------------- Melva Harding ' Girl Sgt. -at-Arms-------------- Pat'Apple Treasurer--------------------- Bitsy Lawson Sponsor -------------------Miss Deakins CILW M WJW , ' m STUDENTCDQN President. . . . Paul Skelley Vice-President. . . Donald Williams Treasurer. . . . . . ' John Seckman Sponsor. . . . Mr. Hunter wdwn, awmw $ETA President.................Billy Swann Vice-President. . . . . , . . . . . . Mike Evans Secretary. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Bitsy Lawson mmHmmm - QLUB Treasurer. . . . . . . . . . . . ....Ha1ton Gross Reporter. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Melva Harding Sponsor. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Mrs. Pilkinton u w m m x u Editor.............................Nanchohnson Business Managers. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Carrie Kellar Eugene Franklin . ; V w HHWH mmmuw NEEDLEWORK CLUB Sponsor. . . . . Miss Deakins SCIENCE CLUB President. . . . . . . . . . . . . .Billy Rutledge Vice-President. . . . . . . . .John Cameron Secretary. . . . . . . . . . . . . Judy Lineberry Sponsor.................. Mr. Bates PEP CLUB President. . . . . . Sharon Hosey Vice-President . Carl Franklin Sponsor. . . .Elizabeth Osborne President. . ....... Tommy Patton Vice-President. . .Tommy Osborne Secretary ...... Emelyn Redmond Sponsor. ..... . . . . . Mr. Langham Y- TEENS President. . ....... . . Malissa Knott Vice-President. . . . . Gloria Swann Secretary. . . . . . . . . Lois Haywood Treasurer ........ . . . . Joyce Love Reporter. . . . . . . , . . . . Brenda Pope Sponsor ...... . . . .Mrs. Castleman President. . . . .. . . . . . Bobby Fischer Vice-President. . . . . Donnie Moser Secretary ..... . .. . . John Cameron Treasurer. . . . . . . . Tommy Wilson Sgt. -at-Arms. . . . . . Larry England Sponsor. . . . . . . . . . . . . Mr. Melton FORENSIC CLB President ........ ... . . . . . . . . . Halton Gross Sponsor. . . . . . . . . . . . . .. ....... Mrs. Welch Vice-President ..... . . . . . . . .Gene Paul Petty Sec. -Treasurer. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Kay Orange Historian. . . . . .......... . Emelyn Redmond ' Sgt. -at-Arms. . . . . . . . . . . . . Tommy Osborne Josephine Knight President ........ . ........... Bitsy Lawson Vice-President ....... . . . . . . Melva Harding Secretary ..... . . . . . . ......... Pat Apple Treasurer. . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Caroline Schollian Parliamentarian ............ . Janice Bullion Sponsor. . . ..... . . . . . .......... Mrs. Major FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERIC MUSIC CLUB President. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Caroline Schollian Vice-President. . . . . . ........ Alice Dorrier Secretary. ...... ... . . . . . . . . . . Judy Groves Treasurer ...... . . . ....... . . . . Bitsy Lawson Librarian. . ........ . . . . . . . . . Janice Bullion Reporter. . . . . . . . . . ......... Melva Harding Sponsor............... ........ .MissPerry ..S 1T H Donald Williams Fullback Senior Jack Farris Halfback Senior Billy Fields Alt. Captain End Senior Ray Hudnall Fullback Junior Thomas Meador Tackle Senior James Clay Bobby Redden Leslie Fisher Ronnie Pearson Guard Guard Junior - Junior BULL Paul Skelley Captain Tackle Senior Larry Law Center Senior DOGS Jimmy Fuqua Quarterback Senior Zollie Sircy Halfback Junior Pat Burch End Senior Gary West Guard Juni or E McQ John Seckman John Shaw Fred Williams Coach Falkenberry , , i -First Row: R Second Row: Third Row: Hunter Coach Hunter Coach Adhmson m C u w u m' H W4 u m Dewayne Huffines Larry England VARSITY Sircy,' Farris, CoopeSE': Pearson. Fields. Skelley, Watson, Jones, Lornan Seckman, D. Williams, Law, West, Woosley, Falkenberry, Adamson, Meador, F. Williams, Clay, Short, Ballinger Redden, Hudnall, Burch; Fisher, Crosslin, Bastin, 1111. Second Row:Jenkins, Harrison, Cooper, Burroughs, Gregory, , Ladd, Bastin, Linn, Woosley, Ballinger, Loman FRESHMEN First Row: Monroe, Robinson, Turner, Scott, Lyle, Bass, Mayhugh. Second Row: Alsup, Polk, Malone, Far- ThirdRow:Carr011, Kuykendall, Garner, Smith SEASON RECORD DuPont Litton DuPont Donelson DuPont East DuPont Goodlettsville DuPont Ryan DuPont Franklin DuPont Cohn DuPont M. B. A. DuPont Madison DuPont Hillsboro $333 a, W Nancy Johnson Captain Senior , I Melva Harding . - Co-Captain Senior Diane Wallace Junior Junior Cynthia Sampson . A . Sydney Shgyood Junior I Sophomor?y- Miss Osborne JAE: Sponsor Linda Cantrell Freshman Pat Tomlinson Sophomore Sarah Lawson S enior HOMECOMING w 'Hzmllhw Judy Reeves m pmerwg HHOZW 1110qu mHuoWw DEBBIE FUQUA Zibm' arriving: ' H ' V u m NH m m u m m m H u w W m m w W m m m ww . m m n . .. uhu. . , .. .. , . 1 u m xc4o- M w .,u ur- h uh M n W ,HWH m w u u m m u .1 Nu m m MW. BOYS BASKETBALL Dave Adamson Coach Zollie Sircy Guard gmg :4; g m m . N N HWWW m 7H um Dickie Williams - Captain Guard Jimmy Fuqua Donnie Moser Forward Forward Ronnie Moser- Forward Doug Hall Forward Dewayne Huffines Jerry Scott Managers John Flatt Forward John Shaw Forward Pat Burch Co-Captain Center Gene Paul Petty James Fyke Center Guard IH- VI 4 Left to Right: Zollie Sircy, James Fyke. Jimmy Fuqua. John Flatt, Doug Hall, Pat Burch, Gene Paul Petty, John Shaw, Dickie W Iliams, Randall Burke, Coach Adamson. SCORES DuPont ...... 46 Antioch ............... 52 DuPont ....... 51 Joelton .............. 41 DuPont ....... 45 Goodlettsvilleh. . .4'. . . . .43 CHAMPS DuPont ...... . 58 East ................. 52 DuPc-mt . . . . . . . 56 Central ............. '. .54 . 19th District Tournament DuPont ....... 51 Donelson ............. 36 . - DuPont ....... 69 Antioch .............. '34 DuPont ...... 60 Donelson ..... 34 DuPont. ...... 65 Litton ...... 4. . . '. . . . . . .43 ' ' v DuPont ..... .- . 63 BeIIEVue .............. 60 V DuPont. . . . . . . 494 Central . . ' . . . .47 DuPont ....... 58 Hillsboro ............. 50 DuPont . . . . . . . 50 Donelsdn. . . . . ......... 42 DuPont ...... 61 Bellevue. . . . . . 55 DuPont ....... 7 3 I 0e lton ............... 39 V DuPont ....... 63 Hillsboro ........... . . 455 DuPont. . 6'7 East ........ . ........ 39 DuPont ....... 461 ' Goodletsville ........ '. . 65 DuPont ....... 57 Central ; ............. 53 - . DuPont ....... 4'7 Litton ............... . -.61 DuPont . . . . . . . 81 Madison ...... . ....... 453 DuPont ....... 7 5 Madison .............. 59 First Row, Left to Right: Wright, Hill, Cooper, Poole, Evans. Second ROW: Bastin, Stimson, Gregory, Osborne. Crosslin, Coach Falkenberry. FRESHMEN First Row, Left to Right: Fred Pipkin, Thomas Kilpatrick, Charles Alsup, Paul Morrison. James Bilbrey, Joe Lyle. Second Row: Larry Harrison, Jackie Adams, James Lewis,lohnnyHudd1eston, Jim Burroughs, Richard Turner. HH M mHHHHHHH . A . H ' ' , . H H . ' H H HHm H HHH .HM HH . . MN I H m H l H mwmw H'HH m H WMUN H HHHNHHW n A . W , . . , H . V M r ' . H H H H H H , H , ,. , H H H H H . . , - H H H H H H H - N . , H H MW - .q H v H MQH H HH H;Hj;;HHpr;H H thHmHH H W H HHgH .m H ' . 1H m . H mm . H ; H v u , '- 7 ;' - . . V a r 7 V ' . , , H H H H W - . M HHHHHH HHiHNHHm HH .. H H. . N HJH HHHH , , H m: HHHMHN HH H H H ' HHW H hH H m m HHH W m W13 WW HWIHHWHW HH, . H H 7 V - w H .' . . H H H H H H H H H H H H ,HlHHW HHHNHWHHH; Hrl: HHHM m H , H ' H Hm H7 H H153 ?HHHUHH . GIRLS, ASKETBALL Coach Catherine Castlem an ' , ,. ... L1 , 1 .- , . 3.- Reba Bastin Co-Captain Judy Eller Malissa Knott Coxapta' Guard Forward Guard Jean Worley Judy Reeves Suzanne Evans Forward A Guard Forward HI - - HM. . r, U in gsua MW Mary Baggett Jamce McAlister d ' Julia Shaw Guard Forward . . Guard Pht Apple I r Betty Sue Jorfies V V V . . Ahne F11ppen Guard Forward - Guard ' Forward Patsy Clark Fredina Hart ' Myrna Moore : ' Nancy Pollock . Forward Guard ' Forward .' : Guard Left to Right, First Row: Judy Reeves, Malissa Knott, Reba Bastin, Judy Eller, Suzanne Evans, Jean Worley. Sec- ond Row. Left to Right: Betty Sue Jones, Janice McAlister, Gail McGowan, Mary Baggett. Julia Shaw, Joyce Brodie. Third Row, Left to Right: Nancy Pollock, Fredina Hart, Pat Apple, Aline Flippen, Patsy Clark, Myrna Moore. 6X r J f MANAGERS f Left to Right: Dot Hunter, Rose Ann Cantrell, Sorina Stepback, Virginia Rager. DuPont.............41 DuPonL... DuPonL.... ........ 50 DuPont............46 DuPont............. 35 DuPont............. 36 DuPonL............ 81 DuPonL............ 51 DuPont............. 5'7 DuPont............. 61 DuPonL............ 56 DuPont............ 50 DuPont.............. 65 DuPont........ ..... 61 ' DuPont............. 51 DuPonL............ 62 DuPont ....... ... 18 .51. Antioch. . . . . ........ 24 Ioelton ........ . . Goodlettsville. . . . . . . 34 East ...... . . . . . . . Central.......... Donelson. . . . . . .31 Antioch. . . . . . ....... 29 Litton.............. 30 Bellevue ....... . . . . . 47 Hillsboro. . . . . . . . . .45 Donelson............41 Joelton. . . . ..... . . . . 31 Hillsboro. . . . . . . . . . . .30 East.... ........ ....-23 Goodlettsville ...... . 30 Central. . ...... . . . . . 43 Litton........ 11 NIL CHAMPIONS SCORES .DuPonL............ 2'7 .......49 .37 Madison. . . . . Madison. . . DuPonL............'55 19th DISTRICT TOURNAMENT CHAMPS DuPonL............41 anelson............31 DuPonL............49 Cenu'al....... ...... -38 .........43 DuPont. . . . Litton. . . . . . ; ....... 35 FOLIO GAME DuPont.............46 .Franknn........:....'2o u u m m m HWH H v 'r rm w . mam Jam; . 2; 4.3 , COMPLIMENTS OF Ze f0 CoEpliments of Compliments of Sharp. 5 Cafe. , , . 1 Boots DInIng Room Rayon City Compliments of M oser 5 Ha rdwa re Bridgeway Avenue Phonezh 8-2558 .. ; '- n' Complifnents 071': Wi Ilia m,s Se rvice Sta tion , ComtSJ-iipehgts 6f v Rexis Grill . ' . C 0m1$1im'ga.I;ts of ' G reer '8 Newport Barber Shop C omplim ent s of Jack We bb Tire Company Old Hickory, Tennessee C ompliments of Lends Beauty Sho p 1226 Donelson Avenue Old HickOry, Tennessee C ompliments of PUrity Dairies Nashville, Tennessee C ompliments of Wafso n '5 Grill 8 Da-ri Delite Compliments of Village Flower Shop Mrs; 'B.. W. Grissom Telephone 8-3225 Compliments of Dal e Dru 9 Co mpcmy C ompliments of Morris . Department Store Old Hickory, Tennessee Compliments of Old Hickory'Beauty Shop C ompliments of .- Rayon C ity Cleaners Owners: Jerry and L. K. 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Dealing in Hardware Fuel $2 Ice Sporting goods Grocerie 5 Phone: 8 2391 C ompliments of Brownis Service Station C ompliments of Martin Grocery Old Hickory, Tenne ssee C omplirnents of PHILLIPS JEWELERS Thanking you for your past-patronagye and looking forward to serving you in the future in any capa- city that we may be of help. . 11;, ..H w-Vm r m m H: W mmmwm Wm m m a m m m m m 93 Privileged to serve your school with the finest class rings, annuals, caps and gowns, 'engravyed cards and invitations and band uniforms. RAY PADGET T PHONE: 1204M Lebanon, Tennessee ' ,. . m u, V. Mu , COMPLIMENTS 0F SIGMA DELTA CHI SENIORS AND MEMBERS Guyonne Bandy Sara Jane Beal Shirley Bean Joyce Braswell Frances Brown Cynthia Collins Annette Crowell Carolyn Estes Jane Griffin Priscilla Hayes Sylvia Huenhessete Lirida-Hopper Marilyn Ladd Janice McAlister Anita McCauley Linda Midgett Myrna Moore Norma Jean Pope Virginia Raeger . Betsy Sherwood Anita smith Pat smith; . 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