Farragut High School - Admiral Yearbook (Farragut, TN)

Text from Pages 1 - 60 of the 1952 volume:

The Senior Class of FARRAGUT HIGH SCHOOL Hl Presenfs The V952 We gratefully deducafe the ADMIRAL to Mr T E Crowder who has helped us In many ways throuql Teacher but also as a friend and couns lr In our rnany extra curricular achvme out our high school daysg not only as o . B . . . , Sb Om E Two M. www W 6' :WN 5 -,-R '5-7 f-.'fNx m,A,m fxss- A 7 fn,,A 5 .,,r'sf x, 'aqui 'V ivy' if Tbrn FACU LTY E V HENDRIX RAY D BURDINE VIRGINIA BLICKENSDERFER T E CROWDER BA MS Prmclpal Mathemahcs Engllsh Speech Science Hlstory Algebra Four JIM HENSLEY ESTHER T BARKER WILLIAM BEELER B S B R E Physical Educahon Librarian Music Physical Education ELLEN BROWN Home Economucs . . . . A.B. A,B. B.S. J I I . . . . . B.S. B.S. B.S. AT FARRAGUT Secretary B S M S Puano Agrlculture Seventh Grade PAULINE KISER CORA WALKER LEOTA DUFF RUBY SHERRILL D R FREEMAN B A B D Enghth Grade Enghth Grade Seventh Grade History Typing Band ELIZABETH ENGSTROM lNof PICfUfEd, A B English Five EDNA HERRON H. E. GIBSON HATTIE S. WITT MRS. GEORGE FLANAGIN . . . B.A. ' B.A. B.S. B.A. 5.5. . . . . ANNUAL STAFF Edltor Assistant Editor Buslness Manager Picture Edltor Lrterory Edntor Advertlslng Editor Sports Edutor Faculty Advisor Edith Freeman Gorda Mae Crowder Shlrley Spraker Bobble Sue Cam Mack Conner Davld Sellers Shlelds Smith T E Crowder . AT FARRAGUT PATRICIA JEAN MARLEY Daughter of Mr and Mrs Chas Marley Athletlc Club I 2 Paper Staff I 2 4 Lettermans Club I 2 3 4 Library Staff I 2 Basketball I 2 Basketball Mgr 4 FHA 4 Chorus 4 FRED MCFALLS Son of Mr and Mrs R E McFalls Route 2 Concord Tennes Basketball 2 3 4 Vace Presldent F Club 4 Treasurer of Natnonal Honor Socnety 4 F FA I 2 3 4 Treasurer F FA Vnce Presndent F F A 3 Presudent F F A 4 JOHN MILLER JR Son of Mr and Mrs John Muller Sr Route 2 Concord Ten nesseez EFFA I 2 3 4 FFA Sentnnel 2 3 Junlor Pla H Y CAROLYN OGLE Daughter of Mr and Mrs Wllson Ogle Route I Concord Ten nessee FHA I 2 3 4 Athletic Clubl 2 Chorus 4 YTeens 4 Paper Staff 4 BILL PALMER Son of Mr and Mrs Robert E Palmer Route I Concord Ten nessee Football 3 4 F Club 3 4 Sargeant at arms 4 F F A Basketball 4 Junuor Play 3 Paper Staff 4 HI Y 3 LOUISE PALMER Daughter of Mr and Mrs Robert E Palmer Route I Concord Tennessee F H A 4 Athletlc Club I 2 Y Teens 4 Chorus 2 3 4 Operetta 2 E T E A 4 PAT PALMER Son of Mr and Mrs C H Palmer Route 2 Concord Tennessee FFA I 2 3 FFA Basketball I 2 Baseball 3 4 Paper Staff Hu Y NELLIE JUANITA PITTS Daughter of Mr and Mrs J R Pntts Route 3 Concord Ten nessee Chorus 3 4 Paper Staff 4 6 Eleven Twelve SENIORS NANCY IMOGENE PRESSLEY Daughter of Mr and Mrs Ernest Pressley Martel Tennessee Language Club 3 Chorus 4 LA VERN REEDY Son ot Mr and Mrs John L Reedy Route I Martel Tennessee Basketball 2 3 4 Baseball 2 3 4 Language Club 3 F Club gl FFA Basketball 2 3 FFA 2 3 Llbrary Staff 3 Paper taft 4 JIMMY LEE SEAL Son ot Mr and Mrs O L Seal Route l Martel Tennessee A 2 3 4 FFA Basketball 2 FFA Treasurer FFA Secretary 4 Basketball B 3 Varslty Basketball 4 State Farmer Award 3 Delegate to State F FA Conventlon 3 DAVID SELLERS Son of Mr and Mrs Clyde Sellers Route 7 Knoxvrlle Tennessee Jumor Play 3 Football 2 Baseball 2 F Club Reporter 4 Vice Presldent Semor Class 4 Vrce Presldent Language Club 3 Latrn Club 2 Chorus 3 Advertlslng Edntor of Annual 4 Band 4 Paper Staff 4 NANCY SMITH Daughter of Mrs Chas E Smlth Concord Tennessee Language Club I 2 3 Athletuc Club l 2 Newspaper Statf l Assoc Editor of Paper 4 Class Reporter 2 3 Junlor Play 3 SHIELDS SMITH Son of Mr and Mrs Carson Smuth Concord Tennessee Foot ball 3 4 Basketball 3 4 Baseball 2 3 4 President F Club 4 Sports Edltor Annual 4 Buslness Manager Anchor 4 Vuce President Hr Y 3 Language Club 3 Latm Club 2 SHIRLEY SPRAKER Daughter of Mr and Mrs H A Spraker Martel Tennessee Athletic Club l 2 Soclal Chaurman Athletic Club l 2 Basket ball l 2 3 4 Co Captaln 3 Anchor Staff l 2 3 4 Busmess Manager 3 Edntor 4 Busuness Manager Admlral 4 F HA l 2 3 4 Secretary 2 Vnce Presudent 3 Presudent 4 Language Club 3 President 3 Student Council 4 Y Teens 4 Junlor Play 3 F Club 2 3 4 Girls State Representative 3 Natuonal Honor Society 3 4 Band 3 4 Vrce Presudent Junlor Class 3 JACK WEAVER Son of Mr and Mrs Curtns Weaver Knoxvulle Tennessee Band 3 4 Baske ball 2 3 Chorus2 3 AT FARRAGUT NANCY WELLS Daughter of Mr and Mrs Herbert Wells Route I Concord Tennessee F H A I 4 Athletuc Club I 2 Y Teens 4 Chorus 2 3 Operetta 2 ETEA 3 Paper Staff 4 ROAUL WRIGHT Son of Mr and Mr C W Wrught Route 2 Concord Tenne ee Jeffer on Junuor Hugh School 2 Rufle Club 2 Oak Rudge Hugh School 3 Cuvul Aur Patrol 3 Hameroom Vuce Presudent 3 Photo graphy Club 3 Homeroom Presudent 4 Student Councul 4 Farragut Hugh School 4 NAMES Ashburn Wanda Brannum Buddy Bryant Wanda Caun Bobble Sue Conner Mack Crowder Gorda Mae Dennus Barbara Ellus Sarah Floyd Clyde Freeman Eduth Hampson Barbara Hart Jerry Hartzog Mary Hubbs Bob Humphrey Barbara Hurst Margaret Hu key J T Janeway Betty Sue Jordon Rose Kelly Maruon Kurby Barbara Lapsley Norvell Loy June Marley Patsy McFaIls Fred Mul er Junuor Ogle Carolyn Palmer Bull Palmer Louuse Palmer Pat Putts Juanuta Press ey Imogene Reedy LaVern Sea Jum Sel'ers Davud Spraker Shurley Smuth Shuelds Smuth Nancy Weaver Jack Wells Nancy Wrught Roaul HORR PET SAYING Oh my gosh' Gad' Oh m Well what of u Aw hec Shoot' My goodness' Hen fruu O Iuly Re My cow' Oh no' Mercy' Aw rught now' I don t know' Wee Johnny Speak of the devu' Golly' Hot dog' I don t know' I swear' Aw what s the dufference They' Heck' Wush I may never' That aun t rught' Ya don t say' Aw shucks' Law me' Aw honey' Ho y cow' Gosh' Nuts' Now I wouldn t say that' You aun t got no smart Thats ut exactly' Let s not get nosey Good nught' Greetungs' By John' Oh dear ORSCOPE WANTS TO BF Nurse Electrucuan Secretary Desugner Store manager Meducal technucuan Typust Aur Iune hostess Father Laboratory technucuan Housewufe Servuce statuon owner Housewufe Guutar player Secretary Receptuonust Pu ot Telephone operator Secretary Bug wheel Nurse Lawyer Secretary X Ray technucuan U T Professor Mechanuc Nurse Enguneer Beautucuan Truck druver Stenographer Beautucuan Mulluonaure Newspaper reporter Chemucal enguneer Nurse Coach Meducal mussuonary Solduer Telephone operator Hot rod druver WILL BE Nagg ng wufe Doctor Comeduenne Model Hobo Flag pole sutter Bull s tavern waxtress Taxucab druver Bachelor Cas Walkers cashuer Old maud Hollywood actor Trapeze artu t Dutch dugger Phys Ed teacher Psychopathuc Musuc teacher Lady wrestler School teacher Cowboy Nervous wreck Professuonal crumunol Burlesque dancer Ex wufe Bus druver Wufe beater A hobo s wufe Beggar Mortucuan Coal muner Daury maud Te ephane operator Cattle rustler Honest lawyer Preacher Profes uonal sunger Bum Professuonal beggar Presudent Artust Hughway patrolman Thirteen I O I , g 5 . .. . 5 , . 1 . s. . , ' , , , ss . X K' ll ll I I ' I A , . , , el , ' , tt' , k! 1 - T , . . I - .H - , h, ' I . . . 1 - I 1, dn! , . Harley, Ray Heavenly days! School teacher Auctioneer I I . . . 1 - V -S , I - , , . . u ' ' ' , . f ' -- ' - , . . , . , . . , . , . I I, 4 . . . , . , . I ' - . , - , . , I . . , , - ' D . - , . I I ' , . , . , . , . . l . I I . . : . . . 1 - ' I, ' ' . . . , , . . 1 U I - 1 :D I . , , , , . , . , . , . . , , . CLASS HISTORY In 1940 thurteen luttle boys and gurls started a steep clumb up the ladder of knowledge Startung at the bottom were the followung youngsters Ray Harley Betty Sue Janeway Bobbue Sue Caun June Loy Barbara Kurby, Jack Weaver Sarah Ellus Juanuta Putts Jerry Hart Jummy Seals Barbara Dennus Nancy Smuth and La Vern Reedy Helpung these students up the furst round were Muss Elsue Lewellyn and Muss Gladys Norton Now on the second round we were uouned by lmogene Pressley from Boyd and Shuelds Smuth from Harruman Muss Thelma Borung and Muss Frances Jenkuns were the boosters to the next round Safe on the thurd round we had Muss Betty Smeltzer and Muss Frances Jenkuns as leaders J T Huskey from Anderson County was the new comer to our class fourth round wuth Muss Jean Hobbs and Muss Aluce Smeltzer as our helpers The addutuon thus year was Mary Hartzog from Carter Steaduly clumbung we reached the fufth round Here we were uouned by Junuor Muller from Snyder Our unstructors were Muss Aluce Smeltzer and Muss Beulah Starkey On the suxth round Mrs Muldred Luttrel and, Mrs Jennue Nance were our teachers Our new members thus year were Sarah Ellus who came back from Halls Shurley Spraker from Eastmont Montebello Colufornua Gorda Mae Crowder from Faurvuew Roane County Tennessee Davud Sellers from Guffun and Fred McFalls from Karns Proudly we marched to the furst round un Junuor Hugh Patsy Marley from Blue Grass Fou t e Wanda Bryant from Boyd and Pat Palmer from Karns came unto our happy throng Muss Leota Bevuns and Mrs Hattue Wutt were our unstructors Muss Paulune Kuser and Mrs Cora Walker welcomed our flock unto the fold for the eughth round Jounung us thus year were Eduth Freeman from Black Mountaun N C Maruon Kelly from Knoxvulle Barbara Hum phrey from Carter ln l949 the greenest of all greens were seen enterung the furst round of hugh school Many from other nearby uunuor hugh schools entered thus year wuth us These were Clyde Floyd from Cedar Bluff Carolyn Ogle Wanda Ashburn and Barbara Hampson from Curruer Louuse Palmer Bull Palmer Nancy Wells Rose Jordan Bob Hubbs Mack Conner all from Blue Grass Buddy Brannum from Chrusten berry and Margaret Hurst from John Sevuer Muss Josephune Dunlap was our sponsor Pullung ourselves up to the tenth round we were sponsored by Muss Ruby Sherrull and Mrs Lulluan Lancaster Norvell Lapsley was the only new member enlusted to our class and we gauned Betty Sue Janeway back from Chrustenberry Gallantly the gugglung Sophomores became sophustucated Junuors wuth the leadershup of Mr R D Burdune and Mr T E Crowder Our happy group was uncreased one by the re uounung of Margaret Hurst from Norrus Struvung wuth all our mught we bound unto our last round The last member to uoun us was Roaul Wrught from Oak Rudge The sponsors for our funal round were Mrs Vurgunua Bluckensderfer and Mr R D Burdune : , , . . I I . . . ' I I . l . . I u I I I . I . ' . . . : , . ., I , . . I - 2 ' l ' I I . I I ' ' I I Clearing the third round we clung to the . ' . Q ' I . . . . . . . I - 1 1 C l 1 ' I I , , . , . . . . 7611 CLASS WILL We the Senior Class f l that t rs our duty to draw up our last will and testament as we are about to be called into the world of business and industry To the faculty we wrsh to express our sincere gratr tude and apprecratron for their interest rn our class and their actrvrtres To the Junrors we wrll the cooperation whrch our class had for the publr hrng of the annual and the school paper Good luck Juniors Wanda A hburn wrlls h r blond harr to Mary Mc Mahon Buddy Brannum wrlls hrs Intelligence and checker board to Brll Henry Wanda Bryant wr s her auret ways to Carroll Hutchrns Bobble Sue Corn wr s her beautrful clothes to any one who can look as nice rn them as she does Mack Conner leaves hrs abrlrty to ploy football to the starting lrne up of next years team Gorda Mae Crowder wrlls her abrlrty to get along Barbara Dennis wrlls her love of books to Lrllran Darley Sarah Ellis wrlls the servicemen to anyone who can get as many as she has Clyde Floyd wrlls hrs wrt and per onalrty to Jerry Armstrong Edith Freeman wrlls her facral expressrons and sar castrc remarks to Jackie Brown Barbara Hompson wrlls her abrlrty to get a diamond to anyone wishing to be married Roy Harley wrrls hrs prono playrng and werght to Junror Romrne Jerry Hart wrlls hrs success as a service stotran man to Jrrn Bright Mary Hartzog wrlls her blushes to Ruth Roby Bob Hubbs wrlls hr guitar to Cecrl Jenkrns Barbara Humphrey wrlls her love for the eighth grade boys to Josephine Roby Margaret H rst wrlls her way to get along with people to Bernice Light J T Huskey wrlls his love f Luc S r kes o Ross Bcrrng Betty Sue Janeway wrlls the good trmes she had rn high school to Karyl Lane Rose Jordon wrlls her friendly smrle to Dovre Black burn Marion Kelly wrlls has boots and belt to Lloyd Cardwell Bar ara Kr by wrlls her pet sayrng l swear Ruth Crowley Norvel Lapsley wrlls hrs love for Oak Ridge to Brll Perkrns June Loy wrlls her grggles to Ginger Benson Patsy Marley wrlls her love for Roberts to Jo Ann Gheen Fred McFalls wrl s hrs curly harr to No man Lee Carolyn Ogle wrlls her many excuses to anyone who can get by with them Brll Palmer wrlls hrs mechanrcal interest rn typrng to George Davrs Lourse Palmer wrlls the chewing gum on the cafe mg rn lrne Pat Palmer wrlls hrs musrcol talent to Kenneth Nrpper Juanrta Prtts wrlls her bashfulness to Dorrs Shanks Imogene Pressley wr ls her love for the Luttrell boys to Carolyn Conner La Vern Reedy wrlls hrs careful drrvrng to P R Swann Jimmy Seals wrlls hrs muscular frame to Charles McCarter Davrd Sellers wrlls hrs brotherly love to Kenneth Ha Shirley Spraker wrlls her easy going ways to Mary Nelle Adams Nancy Smith wrlls her love for Mr Burdrne to everyone Shields Smith wrlls hrs horse laugh to Johnny Lethgo Jack Weaver Nl ls his horn blowing to anyone a windy as he Nancy Well wrlls her small and well chopped mouth to Libby McBee Roaul Wrrght wrlls hrs frrendshrp wrth hrghway patrol to Gene Phillips Fxfteen , A , ee i ' ' ' ' AS A b if . . H rr to ' Q ' - r I I . l 'll ' . . . I . . F . A .H . - I . . , y with the science teacher to Joe Justice. teria wall far those who have nothing to do while wait- . . . , II. u ' ' s V - , . I Or ky t . H t ' I I 1 58 QR v 3 v I f Wax L 'Y wa? ,Q Q51 Q CN 'Agsopgxe 503955 51 eff' ev- uigaff VPLITVV' yOvu, QP 'fo 841' T0 5,115 F PQI' MOST POPULAR SARAH ELLIS ' MACH CONNER mosv BASHFUL. 'QUQNALQ KPQUS sam el-:sr Armeies Sm MOST ELIGIBLE BACHEI.0R'0I.D MAID .JIM SEAL BARBARA HUMPHREY AL5 UAV? F05 L H0 o E Um Sfllfggsy 0 FARRAGUT MOST C0'0PEPIATIVE NANCY SMITI-I ' ROUAL LUFIIGI-IT SS LEY SPEAKER TI-I JU ,I 5 Jfkgys 105, 012665-97' V Her GLM-9 Q, Zh A 'Y 3,0 H BEST PERSONALITY BETTY SUE .JANELUAY CLYDE FLOYD perluiiveg' ,Ewan NANCY LUELL5 'TNEST Maman me LL EY moms MARY HARTZO BETTY SUE JANEWAY SHIELDS SMITH Nl elm Mr. and Miss F.H.S. JUNIORS OFFICERS Dovle Blackburn Gunger Benson Norman Lee Bull McFee Reporter Secretary Treasurer Presudent Mary Nell Adams Jerry Armstrong Glnger Benson Dovle Blackburn Jim Bright Jackie Brown Carolyn Conner Sue Copeland Jlm Cunnungham George Davfs Twenty Jerry Afmsffongff oooo f ooooo fffBffQ.ff oooo fffffffffffvilgfpfesadenf Lnlluan Frntz Mack Gruzzle Robert Galyon Kent Hatmaker Bull Henry Norman Lee Ramon Lee Johnny Lethgo Carol Marley Lnbbue McBee B1lIMcFee Jeanne McKinney Norman Mrller Kenneth Morruson Shnrley Newberry Twenty-one Malcolm Hobbs Wilma Jo Houk Carroll Hutchens Carolyn Irwin Nadine Johnson June Nichols B II Perkms Gene Phullups Josephme Raby Ora Scarbrough Joan Sparrow Bet y Stcmsberry Joe Waldroop Patsy Ward Jack Watson Typing Scene Tu Fllfj 1140 SOPHOMORES Fursf Row Zelma Myers Bernlce Lnght Anna B Wrllrarns Bobby Palmer Joan Medlln Joyce Luttrell Barbara Patlerson Ruth Raby Bobble Brannorn Jean Adams Joan Coker Second Row Mr Beeler Lester Muller Howard Hensley Rodney Shnpley Kyle Turner Lows Justnce Tommy Hatrnaker Paul Casteel James Johnson Thlrd Row Don Lee Kyle Stooksbury Alyun Duncan Bob lvey Henry Clemrnons Bobby Donovan Bud Dennrs Elnzabeth Tuttle Peggy McReynolds Clara Betty Roberts Karyl Lane Patsy Donoycn Cecal Jenknns Second Row Roger Ashburn James Holl Bull Sowders M L Conner Johnny Marnus Janne Mlller Louufe Crawford Ross Borrng Bull Longrnure P R Swan Lloyd Cardwell Third Row Jimmy Tnlley Jnrnrny Wells Bob Sterchn Wnllard Smrth Kenneth Hall Charlue McCarter Charles Mlller Gene Lovelace Don Floyd Wayne Chambers Twenty tbrn First Row: Mass McPherson, Annle Derruck, Wrlda Jackson, Pa'rncua Merednth, Lnllran Darley Patsy Ropuer, FRESHMEN Twenly four Flrsf Row Martha Prater Barbara Medlun Phyllis Wrlght Vera Whlte Nellie Scates Barbara England Shirley Slzemore Mary Ann Tobuas Betty Wrlkerson Barbara Raby Barbara Bondurant Nancy Budwell Phyllis Lee Second Row Mr Glbson Ted Wright Clufford England Joyce Jackson Sandra Tlpton Johnnue Muller Josephlne Dubois Joan Dennns Mary McMahan Bob Watt Kenneth Alllson Thnrd Row Charles Muller Clifford Burger Jnmmue Jackson Fred McFalls George Swucegood Jimmy Delaney Kenneth Nlpper James Eubanks Eddie Brown Junnor Rornme James Hnxon Malcolm Cobb Furs! Row Bernlce Donavan Martha Brannum Shlrley Phllllps Charlotte Phullnps Mary Lou Nuchols Joan Gheen Carolyn Fox Inez Raby Suzanne Clevenger Polly McReynolds Nancy Wllluford Dons Shanks Second Row Gordon Bradshaw Sherman Green Mary Justice Sally Ann Lakey Wanda Wnlknnson Barbara Scarbrouqh Nancy Coker Lavonna Moore Katherine Worthy Bull Bleylns Earl Scates Mr Crowder Third Row Marlon Turner Paul Young Carl Scarbrough Arthur Emert Paul Lawhorn Harold Harrxson Danny McCurry Joe Justice Bull Tupton Lenard Hunt, Bobby McCola Jim Floyd ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - - 1 1 1 1 1 . 1 1 1 1 1 1 - - ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 EIGHTH GRADE First Row Wanda Palmer Josephlne Derrlck Patsy Lane Clara Goodman Rachel Sherrnll Joyce Johnson, Wanzue Turtle JoAnn Morrls Jane Walker Wlldo Kirby Second Row Jack Russell Edwin Huffaker Edward Nnchols Bully Hnnkle Nancy Jenkln Reva Allnson Helen Roper Carolyn Woods Jack Race Rnchard Kelly Ronny Renfro Thurd Row John Flfzgerald Johnny Tulley Som Humphrey Eugene Turpln Wayne Hudson Earl Hall George Fox Davud Crawley Roger Luebke Mlss Kuser Crawley Anna Srmth Jane Hull Betty Lee Mrs H E Walker Second Row Nelson Roby Davud Watt Ronald McFalIs Paul Lee Ralph Nnchols Jesse Franklnn Harold Russell Glenn Eubahks Sonny Hayes Paul Armour Larry Graham Thud Row Buddy Shelton Jesse l-luskey Charles l-llpshlre Marshall Ellas Malcolm Shell Dowd Jackson J E Turpin Tom Plrts Don Jackson LaFayette Wrlllams Twenty hu Firsl Row: Loulse Stonsberry, Dorothy McK:nney, Trllle Covington, Elsie Scarbrough, Judy Penland, Janne SEVENTH GRADE l Twenty mc First Row Patsy Renfro Patsy Jackson Frances Wheeler Carolyn Turner Janet Hana Patncla l-lewntt Dorothy Smith June Dennus Betty Sue Sanders Lnnda Laughlnn Mrs Duff Second Row Jimmy Bnddle Buddy Patterson Joe Muller Margaret Humphrey Jackne Allnson Luculle Moore Anas Faye Flnchum Freels Scates Leroy Coker Ronnie McCurry Thlrd Row Glen Dale Longmure Charles Gheen Jackle Moore Jack Bondurant Jlmmy Jobe Clufford Roberts Eddy Ford Jummy Fox Jerry Brown A W Amanns Charles Huskey Shnrley Copeland Lura Glbbs Margone Beeler Dorothy Lawson Judy Newberry Rossue Scarbrough Second Row Mrs Wntt Alvin Turner Glen Roblnson Wnllus S'ansberry Eric Hull Doyle Huffaker Gene Lowe Hoyl Chambers, Oscar Spears Wnllard Mayes Beecher Kirby Thnrd Row Bully Carey Alynn Pltts John Reedy Charlle Jenkins Bull Pope Duck Holcomb Sammy Hart Wayne Hart Gllbert Cagley Gene Tobuas Scotty Ellns l V 5 V V 1 f , I f I Q f First Row: Mary Lou Lee, Betiy Jean Moates, Shirley Roberts, Nancy Henry,.Louuse Sloan, Joyce, Franklin, WashIngton TrIp One of the hIghest attamments of the Class of 52 was the clImbIng of the steps to the top of the WashIngton Manu ment In fact e trIp to WashIngton Itself was a great achnevement on our parts both In educatIon and In real fun All who went have a store of memorIes about our natIons CapIlol A store of memones that wIIl be kept a long tIme We wIsh to thank Mrs Brown and Mr Beeler for combInIng companIonshIp wIth therr dutIes as sponsors to make the trIp so worthwhIle and enyoyable for all Baseball The Farragut AdmIrals 1952 baseball team was made of SIX SenIors MOTION Kelly ShIelds SmIth Pat Palmer LeVern Reedy Mack Conner and DavId Sellers Fave JunIors BIlI Mc Fee Joe Waldrop Norman Lee Johnny Lethgo and Ramon Lee FIve Sophomores Kenneth Hall Howard Hensley Wtllard SmIth Charlne McCarter and Paul Casteel Manager Clyde Floyd They have a 3 5 record They have topped East Karns and Central and have lost to LenoIr CIty twIce Bearden Band Farragut HIgh School has at last gotten ITS Band After much work by the PTA Rev D R Freeman the parents and the school our dream has now become a realIty The band has played at several schools IncIudIng Karns HardIn Valley Lnttle Creek and Blue Grass A concert was gIven for the school wIth the chorus AprIl 11 We are very proud of our Band Speech Arts The Speech Arts Class thIs year was composed mostly of Freshmen and Sophomores lts maIn obIectIve was Improve ment of speech The OCTIVITIES of the class have Included plays debates book revlews and short STOFISS along wIth numerous chapel programs The annual play was Penrod a Booth Tarkmgton laugh HOT' In all It has been an encouragnng development In ImprovIng the numerous speech errors SenIor Play The SenIor Class of 1932 wIll always keep ID theIr memorIes the class play The Perfect ldIot a farce In three acts by EunIce and Grant Atkmson lt was presented on May sIxteenth and seventeenth lt was dIrected by Mrs VIrgInIa BlIckens derfer The cast Margaret Tennyson 'motherl Gorda Mae Crowder JOCKIE Tennyson 'sont Clyde Floyd Rohodora 'the maIdP Ray Harley Roger Tennyson 'fatherl DavId Sellers Walter P Latherby 'soap manufacturer' ShIelds SmIth DanIel Tennyson 'young gemusl Buddy Brannum Arthur Barnard 'prIncIpaI' J T Huskey Mtss Baker 'a teacherl Nancy SmIth LInda Barnard 'Mr Barnards daughterl June Loy JeanIe Wrlsonl Jackues gIrIl Betty Sue Janeway AloysIus 'Puffl WItomIske 'star athlete' BIll Palmer Carla Carson 'Puffs gIrll Loulse Palmer A PolIceman Fred McFalls D Hockhorst Von Bart la psychlatrlstl JunIor Mlller MISS Booth 'reporter' Rose Jordan The plot opens Wlfh young DanIel Tennyson a young genuIs seekmg to ente college Dan becomes Involved In a dIspute wIth Latherby a soap manufacturer who has been sponsormg Dan s quIz show In the mIddle of all thIs mess Dan suddenly falls In love However through hypnotIsm and general Intel lIgence Dan funally unravels the mess The Anchor ThIs year s school paper The Anchor was pubIIshed by the SenIor Class The SenIors devoted a week each month to publIshIng the paper The paper was sponsored by the SenIor EnglIsh teacher Mrs BIIckensderfer The paper was enlarged to Include many new artIcles O EdItor Nancy SmIth BusIness Manager ShIeIds SmIth and ASSISTOHT BusIness Manager BObbIe Sue CaIn Student Councll The Student Councnl was organIzed thIs year The prImary purpose of It IS to brIng about better co ODEVOTIOD between the students and the faculty Na offIcers were elected thIs year but the councnl hopes to elect OffICefS very soon next year so that they may be very actIve The councIl was gIven some very useful suggeshons by the evaluatIve commIttee Farragut Evaluated Farragut belng a member of the Southern ASSOCIOTIOH of Secondary Schools and Colleges had ITS regular fIve year evalu OTIOH AprIl 8 9 10 thIs year The evaluatIve commIttee con slsted of eIghteen members Includnng Dr Robert S Flemtng of the UnIversIty of Tennessee as co ordmator NatIonal Honor Soclety The purpose of the NatIonal Honor SOCIETY IS to create an enthusIasm for scholarshIp to stsmulate a desure to render SCFVICC to promote leadershIp and to develop character In the students of AmerIcan secondary schools The ones chosen for the NatIonal Honor SocIety are ba ed on Character ScholarshIp LeadershIp and ServIce The OffIC9fS for the 1951 1952 school year were Mack Conner PresIdent Fred McFalls VIce PresIdent Barbara Hampson Secretary BobbIe Sue CaIn Treasurer Three new members were Installed They were Margaret Sue Copeland Jack Watson and ShIrley Newberry Twmtg In en I I I n I th . . . I . Y . I . . H , - . I . Y I V' Powell and Central, the staff of the paper were: Editor-Shirley Sproker, Assistant FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA The purposes of the F H A are To provIde a growIng apprecIatIon of tl e Ioys and satIsfactIon ot homemaknng to emphasnze the Impor ance of worthy home rrIembershIp to encourage democracy In home and commumty llte to work for good home and famIly lIte for all to promote Inlernatlonal good wIll to foster the development of creatIve leadershIp In home and communlty lute to provIde wholesome Indlvldual and group recreatlon to further Interest In home economIcs The offIcers at thIs past year were PresIdent ShIrIey Spraker VIce PresIdents ShIrley Newberry and Gordo Mae Crowder Secretary Karyl Lane Treasurer Betty Sue Janeway ParlIomentarIon Barbara Harnpson Reporter June Loy HIstorIans GInger Benson and DavIe Blackburn Song Leader Carroll Hutchms Degree ChaIrman BobbIe Sue Cam Betty Sue Janeway was chosen F H A Queen Many OCTIVIYISS were enloyed by all members thus year Including selllng cards for a money maklng propect gIvIng ChrIstmas baskets to needy people partIcIpotIng In all F HA sub dIstrIct and state meetlngs and many other OCTIVITIES FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA The pnmary aIms of the Future Farmers of Amenco are To develop competeni, aggresswe rural and agncultural leaderslfup to create and nurture a love tor country llfe to create more Interest In the Intelllgent choIce of farmlng occupatlons, to encourage members In the development ot IndIvIdual fcIrmIng programs and establishment In farmnng to encourage members to Improve the farm home and nts surroundnngs to develop character tram for useful cItIzenshIp and foster patrIotIsm to encourage and DVOCTICE thrItt to encourage Improvement In scholorshvp Twenty ezgbt . . . . , - I I I I I , . . I - , . I I I . I I I I NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY STUDENT COUNCIL T ' 1 6- 'Z F' ' 4 'nf Q X I! 1 f C M 1 .. I 7 SV i , W I F 4 A , .V F . . ' r 5 f ,, 4 t , . 'ng MUSIC Chorus Band Piano Class Y-TEENS Junior- Senior Club Freshman Sophomore Club Seventh Eighth Grade Club Tb ty LIBRARY SCENE LIBRARY STAFF FOOTBALL QUEEN Betty Sue Jonewoy Escort Clyde Floyd Coptonn Mock Conner CHEERLEADERS Heod Cheerleoder Gunger Benson Betty W Ike son 11 Ruth Roby, Borboro Hornpson, Soron EIMS! Lubbne McBee, Mory McMahon, Borboro Bonduront, i r I 'bn V A , A,V. Many' rw M 1, , , U ,Ma 'T M f Q15 1 , Q 1 t A il ,21.gl,M, A I 'Mil 7 f a A .. Q' 1 2 Y CLEMONS-OFRT1 fSTERC V354 W ,. 1 fb?-rif'7, , ,-7 f 5 .A .n vfvwf' . fc., - f' yy NT,-,,L, 1'f'wfzfQ!lfsfAviQfF- 'V ,ff Penmrgs - ner. cv ASS'T. COACH HENSLEY 'Q 4 f - dir. ma. qfdwww L ' nc cniifen- ' ebb FooTsAu. SQUAD Tb: I3 xxx Under the leadershnp of two new coaches Head Coach Bull Beeler and Ass1stant Coach .lam Hensley the Farragut Admurals had a record of fave wuns and 5 losses Mr Beeler as a Ql'0dUUfE of Mllllgan College whsle Mr Hensley IS a graduate of Llncoln Memorial Umversnty The Admirals who were captanned by Mack Conner defeated South T S D G bbs Halls and Kmgston whsle losing to Carter Cumberland Homestead Powell Bearden and LaFollette The Admurls lose only fave players of the 1951 squad They are Capt Mack Conner Blll Palmer Shields Smnth Clyde Floyd and Norvel Lapsley Returnlng lettermen are all county players Bull Perknns Bull McFee and Kenneth Hall along with Jerry Arm trong Wallard Smith Bull Longrmre Henry Clemons Charlue McCarter Norman Lee Bob Sterchn and .lim Brlght Team Record Carter Farragut O Cumberland Homestead South Powell La Follette Kungston T S D Gubbs Halls I9 l9 O l 3 l 9 1 3 ' o Bearden ...,....., ...,..,,..,A.,...,....s,s,,s.,ss,ss,s.. l 3 ' O ' s ss,.ss.,s , s.,Vesu..sss,. .....s.,..,....s....., u A 7 l3 , . . sss,. .s.....,,,s,,s.,,..,..,.,.....,s.....,...., O ' 27 ' s , s....u,,,,,ss ,.,. .,s,....s.,s....,.,..,s..,,,s,.,.. 6 ' ' 4l B TEAM Tb ty gb! THE F CLUB BOYS GIRLS Farragut Farragut Farragut 11 11 BASKETBALL 1951 1952 The Farragut Hugh Admuras coached by Jum l-lensley had a 9 IS record un regular season play They scored 1065 Dounts un 2-1 game tor an average ot -I-1 3 pornts per game ln tournament play the Admurals had a l 1 re ord e Admuralg wull lo e IIVS Out of the turst ten fr m thus years squad They are forwards Clyde Floyd LaVern Reedy Jum Seals Center Fred McFalls and Guard Shuelds Smuth Holdoyers from thus squad are Forward Norman Lee Center Wu lard Smuth and Guards Jerry Armstrong Bull McFee and Bull Blevun Others who wull gon thus g oup to form next years team are Wayne Chambers Charlue McCarter Jae Waldrop Kenneth Marruson and Raymond Lee up from the B Team The Admurauettes had a 13 6 record and scored 591 pounts tor a 31 1 average per game In tournament play they had a 3 O record to wun the gurls drstruct but they lost therr turst game un the reguonal tournament From thus team the gurls wull lose Eduth Freeman Shurley Spraker Gorda Mae Growder and Sarah Eluus Returnung Iettermen are Lubbue McBee Carolyn lrwun Carol Marley Carroll Hutchuns Louuse Crawford Jackue Brown Sue Copeland Joan Dennu and Peggy Mclleynolds The Farragut B team had a 2 8 record for the season Gubbs Alumnu T S D Lenour Cuty Carter East South Beorden East T S D Halls Powell Lenour Cnty l'-lauls Gubbs Karns Catholuc Bearden Catholuc Carter Clunton Powell South Karns DISTRICT TOURNAMENT T S D East East South Clunton Beorden 37 East Farragut Gubbs Alumnae T S D Lenour Cuty Carter Central T S D Powell Lenolr Cuty Halls Gubbs Karns Catholuc Central Catholuc Young Carter Powell Karns DISTRICT TOURNAMENT Farragut Young Central Powe1l REGIONAL TOURNAMENT Farragut Vonore TEAM Karns Beorden Clunton South Karns Tbxrh mn: I - Th ' ' , 1 6 ' ' , , 1 48 ' 33 18 ' I6 3 3 29 ' 3 41 2 28 29 45 I . 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