Farragut High School - Admiral Yearbook (Farragut, TN)

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1969 volume:

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This was a year of individuals striving to fulfill their dreams through the many opportunities available. It was a year of clunky loafers and colored hose, of glen-plaid pants and soul music. There were history dates to learn, poetry to memorize, and verbs to conjugate. All these things were important because they constituted a way of life which helped us to visualize and to find our dreams. We have dreams of becoming a more complete individual through daily contact with our friends. Striving for higher grades, playing a better game, and Working harder for the school's Welfare are all aroused by our dream of personal achievement. V 2 14 , , Q I I If , A 11, 41-Z-5:-,agjsmr 1 .,g,g,.155 . f Ifiimvffi f ,. . , , V, . , 1Q:Q?v'I,? ff' I-I Amina ' . :WV f f if is' .f - er. . A 'K 'sax ,. - 'M We Q aes Q-'aw an '4l5 'Sfaas Mews. r swf i fr rr . 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DREAMS BECOME RE LITIES THROUGH K OWLEDGE Q e - MV ef:-ar -L?Q1 wif'-is N . . ' rs ' :ff it ti LALL 1 . A L'-L L Q . e gif-' 1 f l 'X - ..-:1 ,efgiw i V ', ' rx ,5 5 ,gf ,Sys Q :vi-ffz,-Q . 5 wi? - .. 9.1: 1 is 5 K . ' ff' 1 mf -- -fs - ' f .Q-1e..q51+e2s--gi: X W t ' 1.5455 ., - ,egg 34 .s- g asf' :rf f e w A F' ' f fr ? . xixl ifs ' ,sk i Xi F We must remember that in this competi- tive world those with the highest degree of education will fulfill the most daring of dreams. We should strive to obtain all the knowledge possible because a person's intel- lect is one thing that can never be taken from him. High school is a good beginning in the search for knowledge and we should take our studying seriously. I AL. 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Enthusiasm is an important part of every dream. We must have the inspiration to achieve the goals which we have made for our lives. This enthusiasm takes many forms and can be seen throughout our school. lt can be heard in the cheering and shouting which accompany each football game, and seen in the enthusiastic spirit of winning reflected in the faces of those students at a pep rally. Cheerleaders at work portray enthusiasm in action, whether it be cheering at a game or making posters for the next big event. Group enthusiasm is essential to the welfare of our school. aim E THUSIASM if Kg, - at 10 BUILDS DREAMS 1 Tk x P J There is an individual type of enthusiasm which is just as important as group enthusi- asm, and is directly related to the building and fulfilling of our dreams. Sometimes one has to look harder to see individual enthusi- asm, but fortunately it can be found. The annual staff, striving diligently to publish the yearbook so that the student body may have in words and pictures a memory of one grand year, shows a kind of enthusiasm necessary to succeed in such a difficult, yet rewarding task. It takes enthusiasm to study now so that we will be well equipped to reach our goals in the future. When someone enters a poetry or essay contest, we are seeing an enthusiastic individual. A football or basket- ball player must be zealous to fulfill his dream of personal achievement and victory. To be enthusiastic is to be successful. ff' A STRIVING TCGETHER 12 , ENCOURAGES DREAM 1551 13 Teamwork plays an important part in high school because we are constantly working and playing with other people. This is a time in our lives when we learn to give more of ourselves while striving for a common goal. We learn that nothing can be accom- plished unless we share the responsibilities with others. By striving together we can transform our dreams into realities and at the same time experi- ence the feeling of accomplishment after long and hard work. Sp '- on-Q gy Q sw ...ir . s f ,tr. . i ssc sli i ie .. ass... ss . r r his K s . fi? l l t WE DEDICATE THIS BOOK . . . To one who has dedicated his life to the fulfillment of a dream of teaching and helping students. The 1968-69 Admiral Staff dedicates this year's Admiral to a man who has influenced our lives in the best possible ways, MR. LAMAR ORR. Mr. Orr,s untiring efforts as the sponsor of the Student Council and as the basketball coach of the B-team won him many friends and great respect from students, teachers, and parents. to ' --'s-Nisgsggx MQW - KWQM re 'lr ' Tommy Orr is one of Mr. OII,S favorite responsibilities. Ks si fi E '7 2 EV Z 3 . He speaks with sincerity, .... forcefulness, and .... earnestness. 'sv'-.., 5 in I Z.. ly 1- A v nn ,f eff E 1:32. A good natured Mr. Orr enjoys his job as a teacher. , ,nu we-Ngxjf ,. Gln' CLASSES . R. BELLAMY DIRECTS THE SCHOGL During his two years at Farragut High School, Mr. James Bellamy has given much time and talent promoting the welfare of our school. Mr. Bellamy also strives for a better understanding between faculty and students. He encourages school spirit by attending all school functions. Mr. Bellamy's hobbies include all sports and in his spare time he referees basketball games. Mr. Bellamy attended Lincoln Memorial University and Vanderbilt University, and the University of Tennessee. lllli 'W-. 2 Q 1 . .... t Mr. Bellamy and Mrs. Smith discuss school schedule- Mr. James Bellamy is ready for a new day. Mr. Bellamy checks school calendar. ,QW if dnmfilffq NWMW Ml is Mr. Harry Whitt rings bell to start classes. Mrs. Hayworth prepares college transcripts. GUIDING THE STUDE TS Mr. Harry Whitt, assistant principal, is constantly working to keep our school on schedule. Mr. Whitt takes care of adminis- trative duties such as keeping attendance records, conducting fire drills, and aiding in discipline. Mrs. Kate Hayworth was busy this year working with students to solve problems of schedules, transcripts, and tests. Their main task is to direct students in laying the foundation for their education. if :s,t, 35 - KE Mrs. Kate Hayworth helps a student set up a schedule. 19 SECRETARIE Three of the busiest people at Farragut this year were the secretaries. They had numerous duties, such as answering the telephone and putting out the daily bulletin. Mrs. Broyles was the bookkeeper and was in charge of all financial records. Mrs. Chilcote was secretary to Mr. Whitt and Mr. Bellamy. Mrs. Cordell, secretary to the guidance de- partment, took care of schedules and filed and recorded grades. KEEP SCHCOL ORDER Helping Mr. Bellamy and Mr, Whitt, is Mrs. Sue Chilcote Mrs. Marie Broyles checks the financial records. Mrs. Lois Cordell assists Mrs, Hayworth ' ' 'mic ,. M 'MW 5 a . S Q S E a .r... -. 20 'ZW' E GLISH TEACHES SKILL s si 'Q Under the direction of Miss Glover, the English Department is constantly striving to help students meet their English require- ments. The ever expanding English program has so widened its curriculum that two more teachers were added to the staff. Newly initiated elective courses have been offered to the Junior and Senior English students. This program enables the students to choose four areas which he feels would benefit him the most. Mrs. Eleanor Nipper assists Mr, Heuchart in selecting a book. wi 'WWW ' 'ir Mrs. Francis Ewing, Miss Rebecca Hartman, and Mrs. Barbara Carter discuss lesson plans for the new short stories course. Mrs. Leota Duff, Miss Laura Glover, and Mrs. Mary Ella Smith discuss SILAS MARNER. lx -ii lgar J, ,iq ? ' Q mm, 21 MATH AND SCIENCE BRGADE O R Mr. Moore and Mr. Williams confer on a math problem. KNOWLEDGE The Math Department, under the direc- tion of Miss Hess, offers courses in math, basic algebra, Alegebra I, and II, geometry, and advanced math. The Science Department offers six courses on both basic and advanced levels. General science provides an introduction to the advanced courses. Earth science is available to advanced freshmen. General and advanced biology offer students experience in Zool- ogy, botany, and genetics. Chemistry and physics provide a background for college- bound students. Miss Martha Hess must be grading an A paper. Mr. Edwards, Mr. Orr and Mr. Ward complete a conference. 22 B SINESS TRAIN TOMORROW,S LE DER Wblmm -an . To prepare students for good positions in the business world, the department offers instruction in various fields. These fields are general business, bookkeeping, V.O.E., typing, economics, and shorthand. These 'ff f Mrs. Dorothy Kirkland gives that well known look. subjects are taught by Mrs. Dorothy Kirk- land, Mrs. Brenda Graves, and Mrs. Joanne Nelson. In these classes students work hard to achieve their goals of speed and accuracy. All these courses are valuable in the business world. Mrs. Brenda Graves demonstrates typing techniques to her V.O.E. Class. Mrs. JO Ann NCISOII CXPIHUIS typing feChI11Cl'-195 COURSES FOR HO AN BROAD Under the direction of Mrs. Judy Solomon and Mrs. Carrie Lou Gibson, the department offers a four year program which increases in detail each year. In home economics a student will cover such topics as food preparation, home furnish- ings, clothing construction, and home manage- ment. Mrs. Nan Brakebill lectures on Roman history. ' 'N .: ' if X ,N-.N ' x is his as i . .-E ,fff U'r ...W , X 4 lt r Q a 3 1 r 51 . ... s- Mrs. Carrie Lou Gibson and Mrs. Judy Solomon appear pleased with new material. Miss Ihle listens to French tape. wwf 5 Offerings courses in three languages the Foreign Language Department, under the direction of Mrs. Nichols, Mrs. Brakebill, and Miss Ihle, the stu- dents learn the fundamentals of com- municating effectively. The language lab, newly furnished with audio equip- ment, is ready to help students to understand fully the language of their choice. 24 Mrs. Nichols assigns Spanish exercises to class, Wi? ln his second year at Farragut, Mr. Armand Celentano is continually striving to make the art students more observant of the world around them. Dealing with shadows and different light intensities the students are able to fulfill this goal. WZ ? i . it lk HYEA5' .. . ., ff im.,-with y .I ,1BV. ,rar Mr. Celentano instructs students in the basic structures. Mr. Jenkins leads band at Pep Rally. FI E ARTS STRESS BEAUTY Art students applying their knowledge of geometric construction. 4 I gif? is H Q 5 ' f tg f L It - 3.1 I , V I - vii, '7 , Z ii: .2 .IX -, A, ' .perl 15,1 ' , 3 :43 'qi , , ,. AA.v U ri '59-. -ex: ky V M , re7'mi 'q, 'f,lg5Zf!rz S' 'M fa A Flfstvrf '-'- e'A2!: . . ff Fir 'sd-'i ' W- 1 J in-walls. .Bee f .. ,2q'.d':,',-in iQ'ff!f39 XZHYM ,v ,K fy. ,, YN 'T Wifi ' i Q 1 J X50 was 1 5 1 J Pixma f A 4 Mr. Sam Scarbrough accompanies the choral depart- ment. rvfff anim Mr. Scarbrough and Mr. Jenkins confer on a musical score. The Music Department is under the direction of Mr. Richard Jenkins and Mr. Sam Scarbrough. Mr. Jenkins has now finished his third year at Farragut, leading the band to one surperior and two excellent ratings at the Gadston band festival. Mr. Scarbrough is in charge of the Choral Depart- ment teaching advanced and beginner chorus, glee club and general music. The Music Department has had to expand to meed the needs of a large student body. 25 i 3 i -New--if. 4 K: gg EE , he ., 3 2 fr SEE? ig S353 K5 5 il 5 5 3 all Es! ,Q if ' 2 g , A ,as E 5 gig r :S t SVJSQQV X igggsfggg. S again fs, ff e , SHE? --rf' 0:9 5'3- -k.Er5.F.9kFV -x - f 'Qi ,gk S2 . ,: 5 ,5ifQs'Esi3i'NifQ?? Mrs. Jo Cox explains tumbling stunts. .. s.s,. :ai lug 26 Coach Lynn Sexton outlines basketball game plans. wxiaqgg The objectives of the physical education program this year were attaining a healthy body, obtaining qualities of good sportsmanship, and building a foundation of interest in athletics. In all competition the students practiced rules of good conduct. Health, a required course for graduation, teaches a student about himself in body makeup and mental behavior. Under the guidance of Mr. Jerry Cannon, students received behind-the-wheel instruction, after classroom work. During this time they learned to apply the basic principles of safe driving. Mr. Jerry Cannon makes plans to train new drivers. AND TECHNICAL SKILLS INTEREST US Courses offered by the Industrial Arts department provided students with vocational skills. Mr. Atkins led classes in general shop, mechanical drawing, and woodworking. Mr. Joe Atkins checks a drafting assignment. If S .3 1 ff? f The purpose of vocational re- habilitation, under the direction of Mrs. Underwood and Mr. Lynch, is to provide a transition from school to work for students who need an extra boost. w- STUDE T BECOME BETTER CITIZEN This year the Social Studies department at Farragut High School has added a new class. This class is a course in Western Civilization and it is restricted to senior students. New text- books and maps were added to the department as teaching aids. Mrs. Ann Beeler is an instructor in world history and journalism. Mr. Luther Adkins, student teacher, teaches his first class. American Government and sociology are taught by Mrs. Ann Cantrell ? TY Ei? V .agus WZ 1 f?fETg5fg?HixfS2i' M f 1 frtwrfrenfyje ,Q ff.,fa,,f2,f,y 3- . ,, ...,, A at H-f Z Mr. B111 Clabo and Mr. Lyndon Welch enjoy teaching students ' errri about our country. 'WMM 28 ,Q- SCHOOL ST FF PRO aj fr J H ,I Cafeteria staff prepare for a long day. 15835591 X l W I H 1 fy ,,,,-, all Mrs. Everett directs work. 29 ..,.. IDES FOR STUDE T 5,14 . Mr. Hensley begins a long day. The custodian staff, under the direction of Mr. Howard Hensley, strives to keep the buildings and grounds in a respectable condition. Mr. Max Strange and Mrs. Willie Mae Terrell assist Mr. Hensley in the various duties around the school. The cafeteria staff is responsible for preparing the meals for eight hundred and forty-one students. Under the heading Mrs. Grace Everett the staff, prepare, serve and clean-up after each delicious meal. Each student has his choice of vegetables, salads, meats and desserts. From this selection the student is able to enjoy a hot, nutritious dinner in a wholesome atmosphere. E K 3 Msffww re.. -9 President, Fred Klimas Vice President, Joe Franklin SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Secretary Treasurer Social Chairman Rick Scarbrough Leslee Hicks Diane McPherson Q 2- 11 K ia 30 SENIOR CLASS i J ,Q L we 5 5 was fp- '57 A Belinda Hank Mike Sandy Paulette Linda Albright Ammo ns Anderson Armbrister Armstrong Baker A,..r,, gm Ag. an La-xx ' we ' Patti Debbie J ack Roger Elizabeth Marjorie Beal Benson Bevins Biggs Billingsly Bohannan gm ' ana' C., Qs 7 qw '4vv-.ha TT, Lindsay Becky Vicky John Betsy Steve Boring Bradshaw Brandon Brooks Brown Brown ? S ax Judy Becky Maude Eddie Robin Bullard Calloway Carrol Cate Cauble 31 SENIOR Z 3 2 E E s 2 5 E Jerry Charlie Judy Debbie Dennis Becky Chadwic k Clearman Clemons Cole Cooter Corum Scott Mike Susan Sam Jerry Jen Cottrell Coward Creek Davis Derrick Drennen 'WW Bob Tom Mike Merrily Jane Ted Duncan Duncan Duggan Dunham Dunlap Eliot Carolyn Glenn Sharon Debbie England England Everett Felker 32 CLASS N 'wwe' qi? 1 Karen Ray David Joe Linda Shirley Fl0yd Ford Foulk Franklin Gibson Golden .1 fi S -1. Joanne Cheree Janice Larry Bob Steve Graham Haley Hamilton Hamilton Hammond Hays , f fifxrv gig ,YW Steve Marion Randy Becky Krista Pat Helm Henry Henry Hensley Herbst Herron Ernie Leslee Gary Paul Hickman Hicks Holloway Hunsburger 33 SENIOR Mike Hurst Cindy Brenda Sherry Steve J amesena Isbell Jenkins Jenkins Jenkins Jeter Sue rytr' My 1, Q , ' f J, iy,fQ .X J orunn Cleta Mike Fred Rick Kaplo n Kastet Kincer Kincer Klimas Lauder Wwkwww mf Bill Law J so mfr Allen Connie Jack Jimmy Ed Lee Lewis Logan Lovell Lyman Mike Theresa Gray Gerald Diane Lyons McElwee McLeod McMahan McPherson 34 CLASS WNW 'fjweev M ' ,L Q,-A , Kenneth Eva Steve Joyce Betsy Susan Madison Massengill Masters Miller Mitchell Mize Ox ,nag ,ga E'-vm-1 MJ nr. 1'-'f X ,Q f f '22 ff' Wy 9 yy Tony Bill Theresa Roger Bobby Doug Moore Morgan Moss Needham Newcomb Nichol r' 'z .., IVR 'Q H 2 4 Q ,W 34 X 1 'Be A 1 2 fs ' if ff .., f W af 4 1 W, W f v W QQ? H W .A 65X g V: 2, Vickie Howard Conard Peggy David Nipper Oberholtzer Ogle Ogle Oglesby :Iv .I Judy Paula Sharon Elaine Penton Potter Powell Prater 35 D:-eww Pat Raby he Cathie Parry 'ff SE IORC Amy Reed W Susan Janne Marty Dale Linda Reyling Reynolds Rhodes Rickard Ripley em- . eff ,- T' .:fLz'4i -, ef H fl - , N ,.,,w:m , f-ff ,fff - 1-s Lynn I f ' ' S Rick Sheri Charles Joe Linda Sartelle Scarbrough Schmolinger Seaton Simpson Singleton yy! W, Cheryl Smith m fam, My W9-MM. Jane Shirley Mendell Kimsey Nancy Smith Smith Snodgrass Sparks Spicer Mike Tommy Chuck Regina Stalins Starkey Stillman Suffridge 36 J 2 24 S if 1 51 mf gag '4 ,Z ! . f f f . ve wg 4 f fi Z CLASS 'Www 'ffm' Sally Marsha Rick Cathy Gary James Summitt Sumner Sunderland Suttle Thompson Thompson Vi Sandy Lawrence Steve David Robert Kenneth Thompson T1u'ner Underwood Walker Walters Warden ,, ,H ' .fxwiw . ,. - 'l ,L an 7. M Jr 2 ' ', ' ' -' ' gn' ' vu-.... Cathy Pat Hadley Duncan Charlie Vivian Wardrep Weatherly Weaver Werner Wheeler Williams . K' --f' ., I h , , , . ' 4 - Wi f 4' Cheryl Pete Linda Joy Wilson Wyatt Young Yo unghanse 37 Q----...N-I gi ' SSRN .- qv QM W wa Q54 mv f -un-nr-gr Pam Agee Joyce Anderson Mark Anderson Richard Austin Ross Bagwell Marquiettia Baily Jan Bales Theresa Balitsaris Dan Bandy Dona Barney Diane Beach Coy Beeler Boyd Beets Jimmy Bishop Linda Bishop Debbie Bohanon Gerre Bohlmann Janice Bookout Richard Bradford Bobbie Burnette Robert Butler Doris Campbell Ann Carr Bobby Carter Harold Clearman Joyce Clemons Pat Clifford Ann Cochran Don Coker Mike Cole ,ff WW W f f , Q ,4Wf if M Phyllis Conaster Rebecca Cook Rena Cooper Jennifer Craig Cynthia Crawder Jimmy Crippen Brenda Cunningham Anne Daugherty Nancy Davis Kevin Dempsey Doug Dixion Debbie Doneski Pat Dotson Linda Duff Judy Duncan Patty Edwards Mary Everett Laurie Flowers Jimmy Gheen John Grable Joe Graham Roger Graham Bill Grimes Patti Gritzner George Ann Grove Carolyn Hall Debbie Hall Juanita Hartsell Ralph Hays Lisa Henderlight Becky Hines Becky Hobbs Richard Holden Wayne Holman Jerry Husky Bob Jackson Connie Jenkins Jack J inks Larry Johnson Charlie Jones Ronnie Jones Theresa Jones Lenny Kennedy Buddy King Dawn Kingsbury Debbie Kintzing Ricky Kirby Dana Knott Carolyn Knox Jan Kohl Cathy Lamb Jeff Lawhorn Julia Lawhorn Karen Lawhorn Kathy Lawson Paula Lawson Jenny Lee Elizabeth Luther Pat Lynch Ronnie McCarter Mike McGaha Robert Mackay Gary Mailman Don Maloney Robert McMahan Patsy Marquerat Jane Beth Markley Molly Marquardt Charles Marley Mary Mason Sandra Merret Kris Miller Mike Miller Leslie Mills Brenda Moats Vicki Morrison Joe Moss Jackie Mudge Linda Narramore Brenda Nelson Brenda Newcombe Richard Newton David Nichol Janet Nipper Mary Oberholtzer Bruce Owens Charles Palmer Eddie Parrish Mike Patterson James Presley Debbie Purdom Wilburn Raby Jimmy Randles Howard Reynolds Leo Rice Becky Riggle Sally Richesin Jim Robards John Roberts Pug Roberts YZ afii ci 'Qo- lQ: er1v3 YV' Q!! wg..- , - J fr aiffffigf: , - , V V'jigQ:fQjfyga245jg:5Z6?W2Z??fEr,f , J f i f fp... fmf xv ,Q 4 4 Q J ,W 1 r 7 f ' 4- - 1' if iw? 1 if f f , . QQ.-Av Yu., Qwmfx it it at JUNIOR CLASS ff! ne-4 if jk! Mary Rogers Patricia Ruth 'KNEW Jo Scruggs Sylvia Seeta Joyce Sewell Mark Shanks Judy Shelton Linda Shephard Karen Sizemore Steven Skees Jamie Smith Charles Springfield Becky Steele Patsy Stooksbury Doug Stringfield Kurt Swersky Linda Thomas Coleen Thomason Phyllis Thompson Ruth Thompson Johna Turner Becky Vasey Bob Wallen Pat Ward Bruce Webb Steve Wender Carolyn Williams Grace Ann Williams Bobby Winkle Lois Wilson Barbara Wood Jennifer Wood President, Jack Davis Vice President, Ellen Kaplon SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS Secretary Treasurer Social Chairman Mary Belle Llewellyn Johnny Angel Gwen Vaughan Saas ma? ryyy 4 46 Glenn Anderson Lisa Anderson Johnny Angel John Arthur Ann Austin Karen Bacon J onnie Bales Mary Beth Benson Jan Bevins Joyce Bible Steve Bishop Steve Bell Ernest Biggs Larry Bossee Trena Boyd Steve Brackett Rebecca Brassfield Gary Brooks Angela Brown Mary Bullock Larry Bunch Louis Burks Chan Burwell Anita Campbell Stanley Campbell Susan Carr Mack Cartledge Janet Carver Ray Chadwick Alisa Chapman Chip Alderson Gary Alexander Resa Allen Glenda Anderson , , ,,. :grZ2 : ' , in Q, V H5527 Nr? ,QL x 1 fir I fl SOPHOMORE CLASS John Childress Neil Clabo Alan Cofer L.. Brenda Coker Carol Collins David Cooper Martha Cooper Larry Cooter Jim Corbin Shelley Crouch Carol Culberson Jack Davis Priscilla Davis Dennis Dawson Dianne Derrick Nancy DeShane Cheryl Dial Jack Donaldson Gary Dotson Hartley Eckard Mike Ensminger Ginger Fisher Shirley Fletcher Debbie Floyd Keith Floyd Jimmy Fowler Cam Fraim Pat Frossard Steve Gentry Gail Ghent Sue Gibson Mark Giltner Susan Goodman Sherry Graves Kelly Greene Guy Greere Gary Hair Gene Handly Amanda Harris Sherry Harris Brenda Hatmaker W A Jeff Hawn Catherine Helinske Gordon Hendly Janet Henthome Victor Herron Celia Hicks Rickye Lynn Hill Jeff Hines Eddie Hobbs Dee Hodge Donna Hodge Greg Hoskins 'naw-P ,,,.M,,,,iW, , .,,.. .. ri, f airway fa g, iff: 'ff f 4 V+ Er: Debbie Hudson Randy Hudson Karen Hughes Rick Hutchens Richard Irwin Jeta Jenkins Cherry Jones Ellen Kaplon Ronnie Kesterson Ginger Knott Linda Knott Mike Lance Ronnie Lane Doris Large Scott Laurie Brenda Lawson Mary Belle Llewellyn John Loesser Mack Lofton Paul Long Mary Longworth Shannon Lovelace Lisa Lovelady Larry Lowe Mark Luck Jan McCallum Sandra McCarrell Ann McFalls Terry McGovern Theresa McMahan Janet McMeans Pam McReynolds Cathy Masters Judy Mays Marianne Melia Vicki Minton Joe Morgan Ray Morgan John Mowery Janice Myrick Steve Napier Jim Narramore Linda Newcomb Kathy Nine Alan Norwood Patricia Ogle Terry Painter Mike Palmer John Parks Tom Parrish Z' S M, f ,, ,ilk -aroma, ww? ' .N,7nn---b SOPHOMCRE CLASS Darlene Miller William Miller Kay Mimms FN ,-.C 1 E 1 vw WI? 0 1- if 1521 Johnny Parrot Charles Penton Virginia Pickens Susan Pinkard David Powers Adriance Prater Dale Raby Karen Reynolds Mike Rice Connie Richardson Patty Rickard Kathy Ridley Jan Roberts Janice Roberts James Rodgers Linda Rosenstengle Rebecca Russell Mark Ruth Sarah Salling Harry Sartelle Ronnie Scarbrough John Scruggs Bruce Seaton Sally Sellew Steve Shanks David Shealy Rebecca Shell Jimmy Simpson Kenneth Skees Beverly Smally Donna Smith Ginger Smith Johnny Smith Joyce Smith Rick Smith Suzanne Smith Robin Snow Rebecca Sparks Jim Spicer Dan Starnes Greg Stringer Debbie Stringlield Terry Summer Amy Suttle John Thompson Junior Thompson Rick Thompson Melita Tillery Randy Tisdale Daniel Toney Mike Towe Jimmy Vandergriff Debbie Vannoy Guinn Vaughn Pat Vineyard Jimmy Wallen Dot Warren Scott Warren Mike Webb Gail Welch Marcia Wheeler David White Becky Williams Melissa Willis Bob Wisnet Joe Wolf Susan Woodward Martha Wright Teresa Young Bob Zollinger in-4-1 fi.. QU-Q. wr Q4 vx 4 if f Q Ziff ff? k rf ' M 1 wp.- President, Arthur Billingsley Vice President, Mike Anderson FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS Secretary, Jenny Slagle Treasurer, Carla Swersky Mme' X I 54 William Allmen Diane Allison David Allison Mike Anderson Nancy Anderson Jo Ann Bacon , ,,,, ar, A WE Vickie Bacon A Pat Bailey y Tom Bandy L, y Dee Bagwell H I ik if Dennis Beeler VI-, I Arthur Billingsley 2 yyy' , Craig Billingsley Christy Blair Toby Boring Pam Brewer Zsa Zsa Bridges Randy Bright Karen Bacon Bobby Bryson Charles Bullock Jeanette Bullard Sherry Bundren Mary Burgin Cindy Butcher Allen Butler Mike Bye Gail Carmikle Pam Chandler Alan Clark Lindsey Clay Patsy Clemons Tim Clifford Bruce Clonenger Debbie Cockrum Judy Coker Rick Cole David Conard Becky Cooper Rhonda Cooper Donna Correl Steve Cottrell u 1 be f 1 .. , H LA Fl I I ' ta aff? f 4 Z ai I ffvb if 'WTI' Mike Abbott Jeff Avee D .y: ,, Q .w 1 'I' H v Wi iff m g 1 in 'n'?. ' Q9 Q..- w--1 vu A L .5 Q. , , 3 0-w..,. 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A Y 'Zi f 3 f, an-Q, I ' ig ,, as V N 2 H t ww. f fy at' , 1 ,Q w e , ' . f 7,5 4, ww Q , ,,., , ff ,wwf A, , M Pamcfabtfee FRESHMAN Patsy Crisp Debbie Cruze Phil Davis Ronnie Davis Tommy Dougherty Rebecca Duncan Susan Elmore Kathy England Shelly Ensminger Julie Etherson Dinah Evans David Everett Kennie Everett Butch Fancher Vicky Felker Larry Fletcher Beth Flickenger Pam Frossard Donna Foust Tim Fugate Kim Geruin Sharon Givens Mickey Gore Bill Goodman David Goodman Gary Goudreau Michelle Graves Tom Graybill Robin Green Holly Gwin Daryl Hall Joe Hall Donny Hamilton Jimmy Hamilton Shirley Harkins Peggy Harless Dina Harness Melinda Harris Carol Haun Mike Haun Patty Henson Sherry Hines Debbie Hood Ann Hudson Cherrita Hunley Rick Hurst Roger Huskey James Hutton Susan Ivey Terri Jackson Todd Jackson Marty Jenkins Jo Ann Jeter Darryl Johnson Douglas Johnson Andy Jones Mike Kelley Alice Kennedy Pat Kenny Lois Klimas Christine Korner Debby Lance Sharon Law David Lawhorn Sharon Lawson Linda Lee Arthur Lensgraf Ray Lewis Frank Limpus Perry Loftis Dolores Long Terry Longworth Ruth McAbee Bobby McCarter Jackie McCartha Andrea McCollum Tony McElwee Brenda McFee Marshall McFee Nancy McKinney Mike McMahan Sharon McMahan Donna Macon Robyn Mailman Alvin Marguerat Pam Marion Candy Marshall X7 .. 4. rr 11 . ua- faw? i K. , '. 4 i if Yr, 2-v E! ,K 4. f x an . 23 ,th S1103 'vu-9 'Q-ff ' Q 715.7 Joyce Masters Janice Mays Jo Anne Miner FRESHMAN ,Mat Patsy Miller Sue Mitchell Roch Monnig Linda Montgomery Dan Morgan Jayne Morgan Vickie Morgan Donna Morrison Diane Mudge Roy Nelson L. D. Newcombe Bill Newton Rebecca Nipper Susan Northern Janet Norwood Mary Jane Ogg Dwayne Ogle Jim Olson Brenda Palmer David Palmer Beverly Peterson Bobby Philips David Pickell Melissa Pitts Martha Prater Carolyn Pressley Alex Pugh Ralph Puhac Jane Queener Melanie Quinby Susan Quinn Brenda Razor Paula Reyling Tony Reynolds Arthur Ridgeway Vickie Riggs Pam Ripley Bridgett Robards Diane Rodem Roger Roden Debbie Rodgers Faye Rose S Charles sary Debbie Scarbrough Jennifer Scarbrough Steve Scarlet Bill Seal Judy Shanks Mary Shewbrooks Kenneth Shockley Phillip Shuenamen Terri Lea Sizemore Jenny Slagle Bill Smith Donna Smith Kenneth Smith Norman Smith Paul Smith Ronnie Smith Jackie Sowders Kim Stewart Toni Stillman Peter Stockhouser Marsha Stringfield Karla Swersky Bobbye Terry Mary Beth Thurman Diane Troutman Vicki Tull Terry Vandergriff David Viney Kathy Wadley Allen Wallace Vicki Washburn Judy Weaver Debbie Weeks Barbara Wheeler Bobbi Williams Joe Williams Missy Williams Tommy Windom Jack Wolfenbarger Gibbie Woodall Phillis Wright Jack Wyatt 60 FEATURES HOMECOMI G We had a dream of . . . More than any other event of the school year, the Homecoming festivities were the combined efforts of all the students at Farragut High School. Homecoming began with the individual selection of sixteen girls as queen candidates by the different classes. In the midst of the blue and white surroundings the climax was reached when cheering students and fans applauded the crowning of Ruth Thompson as the 1968 Homecoming Queen. Linda Ripley, Sue Kaplon, and Leslee Hicks were named to reign with Ruth. Queen, Ruth Thompson, and Bachelor of Ugliness, Garry Thompson. V ' ,, V w r , ur ,, , , .9 Homecoming '68 semifinalists were: Merrily Dunham, Micki Gore, Jan McCallum, Jan Kohl, Martha Prater, Coleen Thomason, Resa Allen, Carol Culberson, Pam Chandler, Joyce Bible and Susan Quinn. Their escorts were: Richard Holden, Kurt Swersky, Bruce Webb, Mike Anderson, Scott Cottrell, Jeff Agee, Hadley Weaver, Fred Klimas, and Kevin Dempsey. 62 NBL During half time activities, Ruth Thompson was crowned Farragut's 1968 Homecoming Queen. Junior Ruth Thompson reigned over the Homecoming Dance with her court, composed of seniors Linda Ripley, Sue Kaplon, and Leslee Hicks. . E 5 5 . Garry Thompson was crowned ML Ugly by'-members of the Pep Club. SENIOR FAVORITES Diane McPreson and Gary Thompson gi, SOPHOMORE FAVURITES M y M 1' nd Larry B mrzfzxslf 'kv ' 1 JUNIOR FAVORITES Ann Carr and Pat Lynch f a, if f U ' V1 I wc' ' ! .f Q I 23, K , IKM. 'V A .5 . f I ,f ' , , , Q 1 5 'R . 4 3? Q 1 F RESHMAN FAVORITES Diane Mudge and Mike Anderson. rm.. WWW' fr'- 'J ,ff Agfffiill' ft DRE MS AT THE E D OF THE RAI BOW The thirty-two candidates of this year's beauty pageant found that many of their dreams came true. Look to the Rainbown was the guiding theme for this years competition. fi l fl Elizabeth Luther was named Miss Junior. Carol Culberson was elected Miss Sophomore. 66 ' 'Nh bg' RM fri e it t f Z is :by if-3 ii ,y M1 ik 2: is is f' is 1 if if if ' . ala 1 si 5, 110' 1 4' if i s gi Q5 'Q sf gt 'U 'ak fi 1 ik ff , y . 4 Q, ,X L f it iii? J i,gf sTfi,g,kV,L,w ,Y if KU' 5? eh' ei 5 4 ' 1'-T y 't y L 41 1,04 ' V , 51, k T 5 T gag Ji I 4 .af L , gf all l,g ffy?Qr if 4 :rr f v 'if ,kii fkfgjjw a 1 Miss Senior was Peggy Ogle. The Freshman queen was Diane Mudge. 'IA Leslee Hicks was elected as the 1969 F.H.S. beauty queen. X Leslee's busy schedule still allows time for studying Leslee strides across campus as she pursues her many duties. 67 THE LIGHTER SIDE OF F.H.S. Although most of the school days this past year have been filled with study and hard work, we have still found time to have fun and brighten the school day. Even through some of the most trying days we have still been able to laugh and enjoy life. Is that Mr. Bellemy coming down the hall?!! Leslee, Debbie, and Vivian take time out to discuss the days events. Beyond graduation lie greater responsibilities. Sometimes it is easier to get out of than in to school 7 DANCES Masai Steve and Becky dress up for the Sadie Hawkins Dance. Liz', Luther wends her way through the crowd at the prom. April Love', was the theme of this yea.r's Twirp Dance. f-- 69 HIGHLIGHTED R? hi Q1 :J STUDE TS ARE HO GRED Many awards have been presented to Farragut students this year. Among these were several essay awards, Girls State and Boys State, and recognition of students who had demonstrated outstanding qualities during the school year. -W.-M... H Ruth Thompson and Bruce Webb were chosen as Girls State and Boys State Representatives for 1969. Alternates to Girls and Boys State were Ricky Himes and Becky Riggles. Steve Underwood was selected the winner of the Key Club's Oratorical Contest. 70 W 'tfwii . W, if ,flow e 'U fm mmf in mi Xuan WG am UYIU. it! were mr Maw, tx .ft nm, 'wma Wwe new MSR? Bronwen Burwell was the winner o N VARIOUS FIELDS 11-22f,57 8 x v f the Woodmen of the World Award for 1969. ,X I so s I ,f 3 Nm Q XX. f r 'MMO' Ni M HWY ASXH mr Connex, FACTORS Scott Cottrell, Janne Reynolds and Bill Law were awarded certificates as Outstanding Teenagers of America. - 5 1 . e Q Laurie Flowers was the entry from Farragut in the 1969 East Tennessee Science Fair. s 42 ' it -'Q . .3 Y... 71 Noida-S 72 Sports is 'ir xl is , ,,,q5,' -s -,VNU-, , T' fe E 'lf 'le gif' .P QL.. 58, . ai-gf? ff ,pw s fr w ' 'T' Mal' 'nmfr a fvf'fTfigf+ ff -GM. fi .iff-I Q., kv. f. '1,. .,,s- S. ' '-Yi' .f 0 X Lf Qc. fu f ' U1 fig,.r1-mf ,.c ,FL faiilm.-11 ff 'P -' f 'fff 'LE i'3'2'?f iff. . v .. sf, x , sf1'sv,: - .ff .jfsx -Se TOP ROW: Dee Hodges, Steve Napier, Allen Norwood, Jack Davis, Jim Narramoe, Mark Luck, Jeff Hines, Neil Clabo, Rick Smith, Steve Chadwick, Jim Simpson, Grant Rhea, John Mowery, SECOND ROW: Coach Welch, Charles Palmer, Larry Eubanks, Mark Shanks, Wilburn Raby, Ross Bagwell, Joe Graham, Warren Barker, Coach Clabo, THIRD ROW: Richard Austin, Charlie Jones, Doug Stringfield, Allen Lee, Bob Duncan, Tom Dunaan, Mike Coward, Mike Miller, Roger Graham. FOURTH ROW: Charlie Wheeler, Charlie Clearman, Herry Chadwick, Garry Thompson, Pat Weatherly. Jack Logan, Joe Franklin, Marion Henry, Robin Cauble, Steve Jenkins. NOT PICTURED: Rick Scarbrough, Charlie Springfield, Randy Tisdale, Gray McLeod, Mike Lyons, Steve Shanks, Larry Bunch, and Dan Starnes. Senior Charles Wheeler W ,, , AA Center 7 V. 4 wmaan ' Mb' Kwku If K ,V , Senior Robin Cauble M' an Q7 Tackle , r Y That's the way, Joe Franklin! 1 xl Q i 74 if ,,,.....,..,.-- i 1.,,wW A' ' ,f IV. y-fiiijs infer' la ',.wlfSa,J fy., ..4 Y., -Vx, hues: c La. , ,, ' W4 6' , 3, 5 W, fi za' A Af ,, p ,I ,f ci , -1 Q r. ,4 ' , Q, ALJ, ,Q fe I weigh ff' 7 . 1 'f'j ?f , W, .. ,, ,M V a-247: 2.-are-Z. Q' .fi 1,5 Lift' ,fp ine? ing M -si .ff f ' inf, i, jn3j3f,'l' fy if 1433 '55, 5 A , we , , ,vw f2'5 'f'T Q 'ff-4 4. .' Senior Mike Coward Senior Charles Clearman All KIL F ullback End sf , P z yr Assistant Coach Lendon Welch gives last minute instructions. 75 Experience is the word. Farragut's seventeen seniors along with younger talent contributed in making the Admirals a well-balanced team. A strong running attack, key blocking, and a very welcomed absence of injuries spurred the Admirals to posting a 7-4 record. Fine coaching combined with high morale created a proud and productive season for the Admirals. A K 1 -Ni ,,-avail' . . ss. Head Coach Bill Clabo tells it like it is F -fr: pgggxfff-f1.f,, , ff' 1 F Senior Marion Henry Guard 668' AD IRALS: Senior Mike Lyons Center ix E X y Warren Barker makes his way through heavy traffic. Hard-nosed blocking leads the way for the Admirals. S . -,I+ .Ns Efficient managers, Robert Butler and Coy Beeler were ready when needed. ik -' ,if , K ,,t,w 'f 2 -:fm if Mez 'I I ty if f - A fix , - fi'W?ie ' , .2:r:effe, ssri ' e A if 'lhxmw Q r SIX ' I 'Ns 5 ' Q ' wsw' Wait? i ff -qi. Qi Y M if-aililf '- M 2 76 T r ' J ' ' HE 4 I P ' r WANTS, WORRIES, WISHES, and WI S Pep rallies boost team spirit. Z i ,,,d if Senior Jack Logan bulls his way for a first down. Senior Gary Thompson Tailback 77 Neil Clabo returns a punt against West Senior Jack Logan Halfback ' 'Kresge f4 7,13, of 'iff X , inf' 7 ,,',,i my Senior Gray McLeod Middle Guard . g ,. V ,aw . SETJUDPUSIiIhAIDrAID IRJXI, K e .ig k fax K K ruQefwe ian? N. q. Who are you calling skinny, number 33? Raby cuts down an opponent. 78 TO VICTORY Senior Bob Coward kicks extra point. Every little bit helps! N4 fr A 'Q Duncan Wingback j'f?'Sf!5 Q Q ld ' W f. KW' - Clabo breaks a tackle and heads for the goal Senior Tom Duncan Quarterback Senior Rick Scarbrough Fullback SIGHTS SET O '69 Junior Charles Stringfield sets his sights for the goal. is Z, sig iw-?,+g1eli,k'1,31.L gifs! F5 L XG? LH L 'L 5:'f -' -iv-. . yi,-,As sf . i 1 Senior Steve Jenkins Offensive Tackle 80 BASKETB LL: ADMIRAL-STYLE. A pre-season prediction that the Admiral basketball team would have a competitive year with a lot of close gamesi' came true. Many of the games this season were decided by a close margin with three games going into overtime periods. The team seemed to mature and gel during the latter part of the season and finished strong to post a 13-13 worksheet for the season. Ten hands and only one ball. mx Arthur Billingsly leads the Admirals in their pre-game warmups. r . -.ffirvb fi :E 1-we . gr- e S . . 1 .4- ' '55, VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM, from left to right-Larry Hamilton, Wilbum Raby, Arthur Billingsly, Neil Clabo, Mark Shanks, Eddie Cate, Mike Stalins, Gary Mailman, Robert Walters, Lenny Kennedy, Charlie Jones. 81 PRACTICE AND PATIENCE ARE This year's team was blessed with a strong bench. Nine players started at some time during the year and all played key roles in the late season surge. According to Coach Sexton, On some days the defense the starting unit faced in practice was better than the one they played the next night. Coach Lynn Sexton, in his eighth season at Farragut gave 100 per cent to his varsity basket- ballers. No team could ask for more. Tension mounts as Coach Sexton instructs his team. xml' 'fa Managers Mike Duggan, Jimmy Randles, and Butch F ancher Cnot picturedl were efficient and untiring. Admirals huddle for the final word. ,ma 'yiy AY 5, I v-1 5 Z 1 Z an , We if 2 ,MMM 4 ww -sq 4-41 5 fk. GUIDE LI ES TO VICTORY BTeam guard Jeff Hmes smks .1 veuuable basket. W Ss 4 Q' 2 X, Y ,ga air s ' ' 2 Q J' ,fwn wi ,QL W Mn W -ya-iw N WV? M 1 .. 1 1, .4215 JUNIOR VARSITY BOTTOM ROW Larry Bosse Pat Kenny John Herron, Alan Butler i X.. 'ff Senior Eddie Cate Larry Hamilton surprises opponents he takes a jump shot. L TE SEAS URGE GUIDES Center, team captain. Vi Senior Larry Hamilton Guard im QQ-, in at Valuable statistics are kept by Bill Kennedy, Terry Buckner, and Robert Chapman. Cate battles on the boards. S. ,,n,.f ' fr s..,,,..-4 M' TEAM TO POSTI G 12-12 RECORD Mailman's hook shot escapes the outstretched hand of Powell,s center. Senior Mike Stalans Forward Senior Robert Walters Forward Lenny Kennedy drives around an opponent for a sure two points. W' E R, R. R HQG is R mx!! of TRACK 'Q9: FRo ST RT TO Q What is track? Track is hours and hours of sweat and practice, running and running until your legs p will run no more, a week of hopes and prayers erased by defeat in a bare sixty seconds, and the 5 proud smile on an exhausted runner as he stumbles X 5 across the tinish line with victory in his grasp. Cate puts the 12 pound shot. W. Q ch : ,.., '- an Coach Welch checks his team's progress. Admirals proudly display their first place county trophy. 86 xml 4 FINISH OUR BOYS ARE W NNERS Gary Alexander strains to reach the finish line. 2 ,v . VW in Q, s ,, -is 2 . - . 1 Y A ur i 545 TRACK TEAM-Penton,Mailman,Brown, Austin, Cottrell, Goodman, Giltner, Angel, Seals, Cate, Franklin, T. Duncan, Alexander, B. Duncan, Hamilton, Logan, Wheeler, Scarbrough, Blosser. Others not pictured. 87 A new record! .Q- ,sf ff' ' it .Nami AV.. Q df' K F A goal is reached and a race is won. His satisfaction is our satis- faction. 11' as. AND E HAVE GIRLS . . . The girls practice their handoffs. This year Farragut officially recognized a girl's track team. After weeks of practice they went to their first track meet, the Knox County Girl's L Intramurals, and walked away with the first place trophy. FK' . Nerves are tense as Judy Penton waits for the starting gun. , ip fx cctc of r gflA 'l+?' 23 'ea Q Wm ...Sig ds' TRACK TEAMfPenton, Hudson, McCallum, Dunham, Miller, Bible, Mrs. Cox, Bailey, Creek, Raby, DeBusk, Stringfield, The girls proudly display their Jeter, Everett, Lovell, Bacon. trophy, 89 '69 BASEB LL TEAM BRI G A... f I Coach SeXf0H b3fS dufing Pfactice- Jenkins beats an opponent to the bag. Spectators behind the backstop get a good view of the game. 90 HO OR TCF RRAG A ln the first year of the Knox County League our 'Z iff ' A A A A' A h A A Admirals were not to be outdone. To the surprise of M tm. man the ca tured the cherished first lace tro h . Y Y P '- f-,- ' , M Wilbur Raby strains as he delivers his fastball. VM W M I K , A 7 I W Y M an W , K sy I I K , ir E X , W. i'- L 1 ,. . I I? ' S. I at Z! V K T AV in A , Wa' V, 4 ,, V IVAVA 1 F AS V b ,. X . I hp I Q - . I I Q 44 K ig, WM! I ,. ,, ,, iik V ' My ,-,, ,,,,' 5 ,,,, ., tr tr.. M af 5 a A d 51 A A ww A Mr M 'A . if ' A at A ,V if ,V,, V, - fi g.. m A W V A , !: , ,, 5. ff ,, .,,o 1 1 W, , kt' ' : , WW -,,f,7. ,V ,V ,,L,!k , Q: 'FJ 2 - V A .. M df ' ie ,, ' ,V A W' i??J?'?Ci mf7 Hfv- A ,Vx Wk ky aww. A www , t, 295,34 Q A Xl W3 erfr vi' f W H . .. , 1 M 'il ,. , X L A I X y 5 .. 3 'W r is H ,Q so d gui.. 4, , ,tu rr 't s A rrr' 4 o-'li' C ' ft . v-2e it , p . 2 C iolfs H a . , ,t .. Wm, ' E ,M 5. . J V , ,, W m iv. - , ,, , W' Q rr Q - W Q ...K , L ' e vi A fe, ff' t M , A N A , 'wah V ,E A I gg gl egg I W , I I W if W ,, 7,41 . ,aff ' 1' :uf ffl? nf, 111 Q ,, . . W , M , ,N BASEBALL TEAM-Kennedy, Raby, Jones, Hodge, Bryson, Davis, Clabo, Jenkins, Billingsly, Cauble, T. Duncan, Chapman, B. Duncan, Coach Sexton. X XE 91 BY I PROVING, O R TENNIS AN He's got you 20-Love. The heat of the sun blisters the back of your neck, and the asphalt is so warm your sneakers stick as you tear around the court. This is tennis! It takes agility, speed and gutsg our boys have these very desirable qualities. Team sponsor Mr. George Heuchart Bill Law ii g x Y H Larry Bunch Mike Hurst Bill Salmon Johnny Brooks 92 X we w Q -es X , W , GOLF TEAMS ARE COMPETITORS is ,Qt ,ff ' L, lf X, S.. .EEK F 4 .. Q H Pb swf tt Q Q-3. P xx gf 4,1 ' ew 44 I Although this was a somewhat disappointing year for the golf team, this year's experience they have gained will make them next yearls champions. Team sponsor Mr. James Bellamy Mike Cole Bruce Bunky Webb Jeff Hines Leslie Mills ge Q25 it 93 CHEERLE DERS PRO IDEI SPIR TIO , Last spring seven spirited girls were chosen to represent Farragut as the Varsity cheerleading squad and alternate. The Admiral cheerleaders, led by Peggy Ogle, displayed their enthusiasm by leading cheers, conducting pep rallies, and publicizing upcoming events. The girls accompanied the teams to their games both home and away. The B-team squad also consists of six cheerleaders and an alternate. These vivacious girls have provided inspiration and new ideas throughout the school year. They added much color, noise, and excitement to our school athletic program. The Admiral's peppy cheerleaders? XX mir - ai, I 19' STANDING: Colleen Thomason, Merrily Dunham, Captain, Peggy Ogle, Joy Young- hanse and Theresa Carter. KNEELING: Ruth Thompson. Peggy Ogle, Captain. 94 THUSIASM, AND EXCITE E WH, wif ,, .,.' li New HF '25 , 4 9 C? 'lay Q ye 'SWT ' ' ,Ja A w me A X-4, 4 . ,. . f V - J 'M A'-' S- K . ,Q A re . gl, 'gin W ' X . A gf, , ,g,,, n, V. A ,f ffN,g41-,,g,,q7 ni. 11 - L V , ,ww , mi, B, Q. A -. L , , . M, W, . r 4 , , . l I , W, - Q V: . K H 4 . 3 W a 5+ -. I I I , , f . W 'W av' , ws,-Ja g . .. rgyfah , - - .r ' -f M. ' 'V ' X- 'Q31' Lv- . ' Z1 ., .-,--- ' ' P'-G9 ff ff ' 'f A ., ' 31-175,---f' ...V .'l no N A , - l . Nu W N - C ...,...l '.' -1- V r--f p ' J. L V, -a-J .. ff '-- , 4 'T LEFT TO RIGHT: Carole Culberson, Jenny Slagle, Martha Prater, Joyce Bible, alternate, Micki Gore, Pam Chandler, and Captaing Jan McCallum. x Egg C 1 15 'sf if the Admirals can't do it . . . NOBODY CAN 95 Jan McCallum: Captain. -.4 ORGANIZATIONS 9 CHORUS E TERTAINS SCHOOL AND The Choral Music Department, under the direction of Mr. Sam Scarbrough, is a very vital organization at Farragut. It consists of 118 students who endeavor to study the technique of . music in depth, The General Music Survey pro- vides ample opportunity to gain avariety of musical experiences. As well as performing in the annual spring and winter concerts, the chorus also participated in the University of Tennessee Music Festival. OFFICERS: President, Randy Woodbyg Vice-President, Martha Rhodesg Secretary-Treasurer, Cleta Kincerg Social Chairmen, Kathy Lamb and Kurt Swersky. The Advanced Chorus. CHORUS ACCOMPANISTS: Cleta Kincer, Coleen Thomason, Brenda McFee, and Patty McKinney. 98 COMMU ITY WITH CONCERTS I :L Q The Girl 's Glee Club l. 5. Mr. Scarbrough rehearses his fourth period class of Beginning Chorus. 99 BA D RECEIVES FIR T SUPERIOR OFFICERS: Karen Floyd, Secretaryg Jeff Law- 5 horn, Presidentg Mr. Jenkins, Directorg Leo Rice, Vice-Presidentg David Foulk, Sergeant at Arms. F F .W V., f ,XX .. ' rr-fre ' ., X, - , , - ui The Percussion Section r ,AK The Woodwind Section 100 'Y 'Z RATI GI 3 Wy, e The Brass Section ITS HISTGRY Q K -. vi 55- N 1- . - is ,K ng A Q H U f if .. X- i ' ie . if . . ' .. .- ' K ,Q-5.,vffg5ffk f s - 'xi' . f ' it se E - H K 1. .x ,ew-el .gms-V .. 5. Q- . 1 i - ' .. - ufvxeiii-gg,f.Y,flgiggK-522 51557, 1 if 5 'Nm K Qgifil ..: Q- seg, , ,, 'a'if':-. ff? ,. Q- ' 1--Elsa . sa, 'LC- eff: f 3, HP. , I AIT: - Q EQQQQ wi f new :Ji ,Q fu-' we 4- ,Sfv4'?5'f'Le?l ' Wei i fi ' ' . 5 g f 35 Y 55,1-wise? 1 N . .X 'vez f figmgff an is of W r im if: Qi , , K f gl K 51 .- gy sggfy5:YaeQAif::-is fig Q - - -' . w ,ff.1:1w':.- :Af f -X 1 ,. ' ' ' ' '- I , --kk W' , ' M. A DRUM MAJORETTE Karen Floyd .xl .X S q 1 i '-' D, F2 f f MAJORETTES: Debbie Felker, Phyllis Thompson, Melissa Willis, and Debbie Hudson. 101 THE 1968-69 ADMIRAL BAND i 5 LkLA,. L .A.7L51 s ' Z 1 5- The Farragut Admiral Band continued its winning ways this year as they received numerous trophies and awards for their performances. The high points of the year were the Mid-South Marching Festival at Gadsden, Alabama, when the band won the first superior rating in its history, and the Morristown Invitational Parade, in which the Admiral Band took first place. The concert band showed much improvement this past year and continued to delight audiences throughout its series of concert festivals. 102 WINS ADDITIONAL HDNORS ln, . ...amy fc i- 1 'S git, tx, Skt Y ,.-, CALENDAR OF EVENTS August 25w30, Band Camp at Tusculum College September 28, Mid-South Marching Festival at Gadsden, Alabama November 16, U.T. Marching Festival November 23, Halls Christmas Parade December 2, Morristown Invitational Christmas Parade March 13, East Tennessee Concert Festival April 12, Dogwood Arts Festival April 25, Spring Concert 103 .,,, I S. it s - 'i e,p-is-ig.,-:t.:..7,,-. STUDENT COUNCIL PRO IDES FOR The Student Council is concerned with the general welfare of the school. Its primary objec- tive is to develop attitudes of good citizenship, to promote harmonious relation throughout the school, to improve school morale, and to provide a forum for student expression. The Student Council established a student- faculty committee which was composed of mem- bers and nonmembers. It was formed to alleviate communication problems between the faculty, administration, and student body. Other activ- ities sponsored by the Student Council were: the Sadie Hawkins Dance, the Valentines Dance, a note card sale, and the Christmas baskets. The club also held a school beautification project in co-operation with other clubs. getfafz. awww i OFFICERS: Bill Law, Presidentg Bruce Webb, Vice-President, Coleen Thomason, Secretary, Terry Buckner, Treasurer, Janne Reynolds, Parliamentariang Ricky Kirby, Sergeant at Arms. 104 FOR TUDE TEXPRESSIO is Q gin--. have all F' ix? . t .Ll.. .. . 3.3-if S- o' ,, Sadie Hawkins Day,sponsored by the Student Council, was a day of relaxation and fun for the student body. Bill Law, President, discusses an upcoming project with the members of the Student Council. K l S523 fu sw C 1 Martha Prater decorates for th by the Student Council. 105 . -.gs f . M-1-f m' 1 e Valentines Dance, sponsored i KEY CLUB DE ELOPS LEADERSHIP Sponsor, Mr. Ward, President, Lindsay Boringg Vice-President, Scott Cottrell, Secretary, Doug Nichol, Treasurer, John Brooksg Senior Director, Fred Klimas, Junior Director, Bruce Webbg and Sophomore Director, Jim Simpson. semiannua- The Key Club International's main objectives are developing leadership and strong character. High idealism and good judgement are joined together in service to the school and community. The Key Club sponsored a Chicken Supper and assisted with the School Beautification Pro- ject. The Club also was in charge of operating the fountain after school. Key Club Members at one of several clean-up days sponsored by the club. Posts were erected to keep drivers off the grass. 106 l AFS BRI GS GRWAY TO FARRAG Sue and Ellen Kaplon were Jorunn's American sisters for the year. T l V GW vm? 5 , 9 if The officers of the AFS Club are: President, Debbie Hallg Vice-President Secretary, Cathie Parryg Treasurer, Jane Dunlap, .un-HW .ff . revel tn ' N55 5 1 2 nfl Jorunn Kastetg . A .Q The purpose of the American Field Service Club is -L rp S, gi f s to earn money to bring an AFS student to Farragut tl K Q each year. This year our foreign student, Jorunn in Kastet, came from Norway. Jorunn is a senior and is f B A active in many clubs. Her American sisters are Sue and Ellen Kaplon. The AFS held a Chili Supper to raise money for the exchange program. During the year, the club sponsored several pro- jects which included the sale of Christmas cards and several bakcsales. The club also collected money at football games and at school once a week. 107 The Future Homemakers of America Club, sponsored by Mrs. Solomon and Mrs. Gibson, was organized for students interested in Home Economics. The main goal of the club was to help indi- viduals improve in personal, family, and community living. FHA STRI E TO fi i 5 f e 2 PRESIDENTS OF FHA2 Mary Belle Llewellyn, Diane McPhearson, Jan McCallum, Hicks, Kim Stewart, Patsy Clemons. These sophomore students have earned their chapter degrees. 108 Celia + PRO EI DI IDUALS , mmmmwww- 1 .- fv--, m y V ,, .3555 . f A ,, ,, , . , W ., ,. 711 1, .,.., . o 5 1 .... . A E 5 if 7? FHA members gave Jorunn Kastet, our foreign time. ff, Q .3 x osx .se ,,,,,...n3 1 K Club members watch demonstration of a candy machine. exchange student, a tea at Christmas The three objectives of the organization were: to know, to care, and to do one's part as an individual. Each student emphasized individuality by creating a responsible aware- ness of herself. Cathy Wardrep and Brenda Nelson carve turkey for the Thanksgiving buffet dinner. 109 The purpose of the Tri-Hi-Y is to create, maintain, and extend high standards of Christian character throughout the school and community. The Tri-Hi-Y has sponsored many projects such as the annual Mistletoe Dance and Teacher Appreciation Day. The club also contributed to the American Field Service Club. TRI-HI-Y MAINTAINS HIGH STANDARD OFFICERS: President, Debbie Coleg Vice-President, Pam Ageeg Secretary, Jan McCal1umg Treasurer, Beverly Smalleyg Chaplain, Janet McMeans. ,im 'T' Several times during the year, the club served a dinner to accompany the monthly business sessions. O FCA INVGKES CHRISTIAN ATTITUDES The Fellowship of Christian Atheletes is devoted to establishing Christian attitudes and ideals in its members. During the year, the FCA had several speakers including various atheletes from the University of Tennessee. OFFICERS: Wilburn Raby, Ricky Kirby, Charlie Jones, and Robin Cauble. PEP CLUB INCREASES SCHOGL SPIRIT r ml, 'bn fi Y Y. 5 ' it it a is v 0 Q 1 r A I y s A I If I G . , ' ., s 5 1 v'VV VV .wiif I A Z . 2 iile f 2 . OFFICERS: President, Diane Mcphersong Secretary-Trea- surer, Vivian Williamsg Sergeants at Arms, Pat Raby and an pd' J! 6 Richard Holden. if ,- ff ,L 3 f W la. 2 I The Pep Club was very useful in promoting school spirit within the student body this past year. The club conducted the Bachelor of Ugliness contest, decorated for various sports activities, and sold Pep Pills to raise money for the cheerleader's new uniforms. 111 ART CLUB DE The purpose of the Art Club is to give interestedstudents an opportunity to develop their talents and to deepen their appre- ciation of art. During the school year club members were involved in making and selling art objects. Proceeds from these sales were used to finance field trips for the purpose of sketch- ing, painting, and visiting museums and galleries. ELOPST LE T ' 'SP .- Y. y ., ,.'. f ,SV ,,,, , ws .' r ,ah f, f, ' - '.f.', -V - -, . Vs, V., .A V ' A ,-,- ' ,-,-., Q 72 1 ff V I ff . ,iii . rlev .iia 1 it - 4, . ..,. f Q V- ': ,, ff. . V ,Q V, ' ,L ' 4. VVVV 4 r-- 1, V ls! Vw I e tw ig Al' ' ' U f ' ' 2 ,. 5 f 9 ef' -' ag . W ' ' , A . . 5 2' ,m,......,-Q... .V . 4 A-. . ---f W .V , 'M , 4 - 'V 1 if ' 7 -' 1' f ' ' .4 I 1' 1 5 V 7 , ' , ' . 3' at ,V , 5 i , r r- ' W W1 , . ,,, 1 . , . , of-o L f tif V i V reit , ,- ,MV n ,Y ,ryc 1 ig- 1:7 in M QP? y yy V y. ' V., VVV, Q I . if g , , L, 7: , i if N .,, tk, if ,W : I Vt M63 I J , -V , -fix .' ' 3, f.k, .e.,fwi25iM,ff12'qgii , ' we -fe., 3 ' ' ' rir. ' V. V -asf ff N , if WZ. A 7 V . ' V ' 4-f-V f ff ff'. 'WMI' rr'-ff -: .- fr - . fa f . gf 'tet V ,K I f , . S V W J WL I It :Z ,lag ,...- V r ' Z '- '-I ' ' fi. ' ,..,.,.,,,, lj M-'r . ,,,, , ., . ,V ff. -V . ' f-f - -- Members of the Art Club gather around some of their masterpieces . President: Nancy Spicerg Vice-President: Margie Bohannong Secretary: Debbie Cole: Treasurer: Lynn Sartelle. LIBRARY CLUB PROMPTS I TEREST I LITERATURE ry 4 The Library Club, sponsored by Mrs. Nipper, was formed to help students improve their interest in literature and to increase their respect for public property. Each member is required to maintain a CM average throughout the year. The requisities for membership are dependability and a pleasing personality. 112 -45 Y , V 1 2 . i ,.t, .ZVV p u luuy 2 I B 1. V. qv e-r I all .rrr I 'J 'i1, l RARA fl ' 1 .. rlrdre I b y , ' A 'V V ., , , ' Lk Ir f 'T Vt 1 I President: Betsy Brown: Vice-President: Sharon Powell: Secretary: Debbie Benson: Treasurer: Linda Singleton: Social Chairman: Steve Gentry: Publicity Chairman: Mary Longworth. Knot picturedl 3 ,ff K m DRAMA CLUB PRESENTS PLAYS C4 RIT' .I K gk K .iii A..S .X4. gg N X 'T 9 A I of . fr fwf I ZS , BJNB -if! The cast members rehearse lines for THE BALD Members of the Drama Club prepare themselves for the dress rehearsal of THE BOOR. SOPRANO. The Drama Club, under the direction of a new sponsor, Mr. George Heuchart, presented three plays shortly after the be- ginning of the school year. THE DEVIL AND DANIEL WEBSTER, THE BOOR, and THE BALD SOPRANO pro- vided entertainment for both the school and community. Several club members partici- pated in the Senior Class play, while other members assisted in making scenery and con- ducting tryouts. ? OFFICERS: President, Rick Sunderlandg Vice-President, Louis Burksg Treasurer, Mary Bullock, Secretary, Jennifer Craig Cnot picturedj 113 , THE NATIONAL HO OR SOCIETY The object of this chapter is to create an enthusiasm for scholarship, to stimulate a desire to render service, to promote worthy leadership, and to encourage the develop- ment of character in the pupils of Farragut High School. This club is one of the oldest representative organizations of the school. Membership qualifications are citizenship, scholarship, service, and leadership. Juniors and Seniors must have at least a 3.4 average, while sophomores must hold a 4.0. National Honor Society officers President Leslee Hicks Vice President Janne Reynolds and Secretary-Treasurer, Lindsay Boring Senior members: Shirley Golden, Bill Law, Jane Dunlap Hank Ammons Nancy Spicer Lindsay Boring Bronwen Burwell, Scott Cottrell, Cathy Wardrep, David Oglesby Leslee Hicks Ed Lyman Betsy Mitchell Sue Kaplon and Janne Reynolds. 4 RECOGNIZES OUTSTANDI GST DE T 4 X The Sophomore members of the National Honor Society are: Bobby Whisenant, Carol Collins, and Shawn Burwell. The Junior members of the Society arc: Howard Reynolds, Bruce Owens, Richard The sponsor is Mrs. Nipper. llimes, Steve Zollinger, Bruce Webb, Charles Springfield, Richard Bradford, Laurie Flowers, Karen Lawhorn, Mary Rogers, Debbie Hall, Ann Carr, Carolyn Hall, Ann Dougherty, Barbara Wood, Jane Markley, Patty Edwards, and Coleen Thomason. at se . I R These members of the National Honor Society have acquired their academic sweaters through many hours of study: David Oglesby, Bruce Webb, Bobby Whisenant, Howard Reynolds, Bill Law, Marybelle Llewellyn, Shawn Burwell, Bronwen Burwell and Janne Reynolds. 115 Eddie Parrish served as the photographer for the Crow's Nest. Taking and developinz Dictures were his main jobs. ar.-.-..a If-.. n G iei I ' ,: Zeiss, f ii 1 n G y fa new Gere Bohlmann, Sandi Meritt, and Becky Calloway were put rin charge of the Features section of the Crow's Nest. This includes such articles as the Grapevine, Question of the Month, and Platter Chatter. CROW NEST STAFF The Crow's Nest Staff consists of juniors and seniors who are interested in learning about the different techniques of jour- nalism. The Crow's Nest is under the direction of Mrs. Ann Beeler and is distributed monthly. The talents of the staff are combined to produce an informative paper for the students. Debbie Woody, Garry Holloway, J amesina J e- Scif if' 2 , Mary Rogers and Jennifer Craig were chosen as the editors of the paper this year. One of their responsibilities was checking the composition of the paper. 116 PUBLISHES MONTHLY PAPER Bob Jackson and David Foulk confer with Coach Cannon about a basketball game. Their jobs is to cover all sports events for the paper. Paulette Armstrong and Sue Kaplong are the typists for the C1-0w'g Nest, They have the difficult task of reading the handwriting of the members of the staff and making sure the copy tits the margins. 1 -S A1 sd Connie Camp, Mrs. Kirkland, and Teresa Carter sell the ads that make the money for the paper. 1 17 ADMIRAL STAFF RUSHES yy' .K W f Wag , , . ,I 'V 4? A Yi'sS'sr - , - ,Q ' my fwfwm. .ff'7'4.,4.wL, ' 3 4,- Zjf ,ff , 1 rf J 3 4 J 1 K-,Nj 4n1'P? Editor, Leslee Hicks, Sponsor, Mrs. Ann BeelergCopy Editor, Debbie Cole. Features editor, Cindy Isbell, with the assistance of Linda Duff prepared their section. Sounds of diligent annual staff members working busily on the Admiral could be heard from room 217 last year. Writing copy, pro- portioning pictures, and drawing layouts were a few of the many duties of the staff. In addition to working an hour each day in class, the staff members sacrificed some of their free time after school in order to meet their deadlines. l l Business Manager, Ruth Thompson, with the Business staff: Ricky Kirby, Jackie Mudge, Becky Riggle, Mark Shanks, Betsy Brown, Debbie Benson, Linda Singleton, and Richard Holden. 1 18 TG EET DEADLI ES 'ir N' s M ,. .rs 'ij' Classes editor, Doug Nichol, worked with Karen Sizemore, Linda Duff, and Jane Dunlap to complete the Classes section. Gary Mailman, Sports editor, worked closely with his staff, Debbie Kintzing and Richard Newton. Y - ,M ,WWW I v vlrhw av, V ,Mag E Y E f W MM' ve.,-z vm s 5 J E ,-waxy? 3 1 Q 1 ,V Organizations editor, David Oglesby, was assisted by W.-J Pam Agee and Vivian Williams. Kevin Dempsey, Dan Bandy, and Doug Dixon were responsible for the photography. 119 20 SENIOR SECTION HO'S WHO Each year as the school year comes to a close ten superlatives of the senior class are selected for Who's Who. They are chosen on the basis of the number of points they have accumulated throughout their four years in high school. These points are given for school spirit, for participation in clubs, for extracurricular activities, and grade averages. The ten seniors with the highest number of points and the most outstanding contributions are then chosen for Who's Who. Peggy Ogle F F 55335 Hs- 6 4 Q, H Y! I if f ' If 1 2 p 5 W -M 51152111 Creek Leslee Hicks David Oglesby Debbie Cole wwf' u'Q'i f W f at 4 -4 V ' 1 in k VTIAI f l ,, A ,,., , f- ,,,,,,,mV 'L L 1 .V ' E. 1 in to A 5 at IN F.H. . Merrily Dunham Joy Younghanse Diane McPherson Janne Reynolds Jane Dunlap Jilin. l'AH V. 'imma fl 'N if lv xi! Bill Law 123 .ZLL , ff ,.:w M 1' K f SE IOR AWARDS BESTO ED Every year a number of awards are presented to seniors who have distinguished themselves by outstanding performances in school activities or academic areas. Scott Cotrell and David Oglesby were salutatorian and Valedictorian. Scott graduated with a 3.9 average. David maintained a perfect 4.0 average for four years. - renee 5 . .. sfo Janne Reynolds received the D.A.R. Award for her qualities of depend leadership, and service. ability -T?-n...,,y www-'M Peggy Ogle was presented the Josten's Award for scholarship, loyalty, and achievement. 124 if 5 Amy Sue Reed and Linda Young were given the Robert E. and Annie H. Boring Talent Award. The Home Economics Award was given to Betsy Mitchell for work in this area. She maintained a high average and participated in club activities. Susan Reyling was the local winner in the Betty Crocker Homemakers competition. we Paulette Armstrong received the Business Award for her aptitude in business skills and her participation. in extra curricular activities. 1' li Paul Hunsberger was the recipient of the Ray D. Burdine Mathematics Award. Leslee Hicks was given the Faculty Award for outstanding citizenship, dependability, and character. Janne Reynolds, Ed Lyman, Scott Cottrell, Hadlye Weaver, and David Oglesby were honored for their accomplishments in the field of science. ,A l David Oglesby was selected as the outstanding yearbook staff member of 1969 , He has served as Organizations Editor for two years. f Q- 125 Sue Kaplon received the best typist award from Add Rite Business Machine Company. Scott Cotrell received an appointment to West Point. Rick Sunderland, Best Actor Award winner, gave outstanding dramatic performances in a number of plays. A scholarship and the talent award are only two proofs of Amy Sue Reed's artistic abilities. Bob and Tom Duncan were selected as the Best Boy Athletes. Both boys lettered in four sports each. 126 m NAM 3 ? M,,,.,,. , 3 Liv - 4? QM if 5: . 'Q' is, ,Q K In f 3? 1'd V 1, in 5,50 :px if L f 1--'j . if .sv if xv 4 R. . 4 if -' 1 iw!! ji. K' KR 'S if ,fi I' A sa fx if? .w1' .5 wg Q-rf, f- ,iii 1' ,-,i55a1 g Q '.-: 4. is Mxk XV ..1 ,H fy .ff 1 W f'3'l?5f4 f , A C QQ .' 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SENIOR ' PLAY The Seniors presented Romanoff and Julietn written by Peter Ustinov, as their class play. Under the direction of Mr. George Heuchart and Mr. Arthur Moore the cast members worked hard to perfect their parts in the play. Mr. Celentano was in charge of stage backdrops and the art work done for the play. Rick Sunderland Mike Duggan . . Ducan Werner . Leo Rice ..... Tom Parrish . . Melita Tillery . . Mike Palmer . . Mary Bullot . . . Louise Berke . . Jane Morgan . . Becky Hobbs . . gi'-sw: . 9 Fa. CAST MEMBERS . . ..... Romanoff . . . .Juliet,s Fiance from America . Russian ambassador ..........Soldier . . . .Soldier . . ...... Juliet . . . . . . The General Russian ambassador's wife American ambassador . . . . American ambassador's wife . . . . Captain of Russian troller S2 ROMANOFF and JULIET T 'CLO E BLUE Love is Blue was the theme of the Junior Senior Prom this year held in the ballroom of the Knoxville Civic Coliseum. An enthusiastic crowd danced to the music of The Precious Few. M31 J s , Prom Queen candidates are: Merrily Dunham, Cindy Isbell, Linda Ripley, Sally Summitt, Sandy Coward, Jorunn Kastet, Pattie Beal, Sue Kaplon, Peggy Ogle, and Leslee Hicks. -fi 'l Seniors enjoyed their last high school prom. 130 RK ' 9 Q 1 'G X an 'gf J aa My A beautiful queen, Jorunn Kastet, poses with her escort Scott Cotrell. Jorunn, Farragut's AFS stu- dent from- Norway, was very happy to have been chosen Prom Queen, and by the pleased look on her face during the traditional Queen's dance, one can see that she will indeed have something to write home about. SENIOR DAY. . . DAY OF REVENGE Senior Day, a tradition that Seniors will never give up, is a time of fun and privileges. Underclassmen must obey the slightest command of a senior, and obey with a smile. Seniors are served lunch by themselves in the cafeteria without the threat of an underclassman getting there first. This is one time Kevin takes orders from Debbie --.....,, .Wi-f - l by ' , 'QV .fr ,K if Jackie Mudge doesn't seem to mind her task too much. Seniors enjoy their last meal together. L CLASS NIGHT Class night is held a week before graduation and is a time when awards are given to all deserving seniors, the class history is read, and the wills are given. A candlelight ceremony is traditionally observed and seniors sentimentally remember all the good times shared by individuals and friends. Fred Klimas and Diane McPherson read the senior wills, embarrassing a few, delighting everyone. '1 ...ff I The Senior Class enjoys its own humor. Debbie and Vivian read the class history. Seniors did a lot of lining up, waiting, and marching. myjrdeigxggpfi J, ,V fi up- -- X . 'CFP Miss Glover has been teaching since 1925g her first position was with the Lenior City School Board, after receiving her Bachelor of Arts degree from the University of Tennessee. She remained with Lenior City school system for 21 years. In 1946 she taught in the Chattanooga Junior high for one year, then attended Peabody College to begin work on her Masters, degree. She taught at Ellicott City School from 1947 until 1952. In 1954 Miss Glover took her position on the front line of the Farragut High School faculty. Miss Glover has always had a deep interest in the students' welfare and has identified herself with Seniors by being a Senior class sponsor, helping with the Beauty Pageant, and serving as the yearbook advisor. Miss Glover, the Senior Class of 1969 speaks for all graduated classes of the past years in saluting you for a job well done. 134 Janne, Susan and Joy rush to get ready for the Baccalaureate service. BACCALAUREATE Farragut seniors participated in the county-wide Bacca- laureate service that is held each year at the Civic Coliseum. Dr. Fincher, President of Carson Newman College, was the speaker for the service this year. ' A - f 3 A J p ..,. H 51 L 'Kg Zim GRADUATIO . . Graduation, a time all seniors look forward to with mixed emotions. Yes, we are glad to be on our own and to start living life as more mature individuals, yet there is the realization that we have passed the most carefree time in our life and we are now expected to make something of our life with the education we have received. This years graduation service was held in the Central Baptist Church. Dr. Doyle was the guest speaker, and David Oglesby and Scott Cotrell gave graduation orations. 0 David Oglesby, valedictorian, delivers his address. The excitement of marching in ...................... ....................................thecontentment 1 afaamtwwaf. A FULFILLME T DRE M Scott Cotrell, salutatorian, tells seniors how to achieve their goals. of listening ................... ................................... t he relief of knowing you've finally done it '---,V e :milf 's---- Y .1 0 ., I' 5- ' , P, 1 Z' -, K if 4 .Q wa 0' Y I A' 4 1 .' Q.. lk ' ni' 5. C . ., ,-v ' n 1, 5 .. 1 ' . K 3 y,ffv,f'F, 0 5 ' lla-5 - Y .4 .V . , H ,4 ,, 5 an 'Q 1 'I ' ' 'II dv , I , , My f-P V22 ,' ,, ' 19 The Greater Thing Great it is to believe the dream When we stand in youth by the starry stream But a greater thing is to fight life through And say at the end, The dream was true. Edwin Markham 1 4 .w ,Q 'A v 1 Ii 1 ADVERTISEMENTS FARRAGUT HARDWARE CONGRATULAUONS To Those Who Made It Plumbing Electrical T Those Who D d t H h ld dG d Sorry About That! S ppl K gt P1k tC d Rd 666 6666 MCGOVERNS CENTURY HQMES wATsoN's GRQCERY AN D Feed 8L Fertilizer CENTURY REALTY Y F d1yN 2-hb h dst D L J t l 966 2415 966 3087 VALLEY FIDELITY BANK 142 -il-117. , ,.+ a M A ' f 1. 'A I 1 ' 'kr 4 r ia' I ' N 4.5, I ' .: . In I. pf X Hghigz' I 3 If RG 5 5 ' Alai, Q 5 ai.. My 5 , S I ' .- 4 f :SSW , x W1 I sf , fm. ,,,w MN M , 4, fi? 1 CSara Safleyj QCEXJ MISS UNIVERSITY OF TENNESSEE WYATT'S TELEVISION AND APPLIANCES 143 iff? I BILL'S RESTAURANT Chicken, Steaks, Chops, Pit Barbecue Q24 hour servicej 5000 Kingston Pike Knoxville, Tennessee 37919 PRUITT REALTY CO D 6910 Kingston Pike Phone 588-9617 JACKlE'S FABRICS Dressmaker's Paradisen 8021 Kingston Pike Surburban Center 584-7171 Fabrics for all Occasions PIGGLY WIGGLY at Lovell Heights Center CONCORD TELEPHONE EXCHANGE , , , M, ,,, , f Ooh! Taste this! The Dating Game Candidates 144 CAMPBELL-SEHORN- KENNEDY 715 Market Street Phone S24-1822 LOVELL HEIGHTS HOUSE OF BEAUTY Wig Service Compliments of KNOXVILLE POULTRY AND EGG CO. 523 Magnolia Avenue Phones: 524-3817 Phones: 524-1407 JERRY'S iiif on Barber Shop Bowenis Jewelry Coffin Shoe Co. Coiffures by Joseph Crewshaw Chi1dren's Shop C 8a S Laundry and Dry Cleaning Henderson Drugstore Hensley Kirby Company Merle Norman Cosmetics Music Land, Inc. Nancy Lynnls Fashions S 84 H Green Stamp Co. Wades Bakery of Bearden White Stores, Inc. Wynel1,s Dress 8a Specialty Shop Your Shoe Store Y 145 MANN MORTUARY WISE IRCDN WCJRKS 146 EXTRON CORPORATION ,I AL'S AMOCO Goodyear Tires Atlas Batteries Washing - Greasing - Tire Service Phone 966-81 15 Concord, Tenn DIXIE LEE MOTEL AND RESTAURANT At Dixie Lee Junction Phone: 966-3125 HAGAMAN'S Serving buffet style daily at noon and three evenings a week, Friday, Saturday, and Sunday Operated by J. P. Hanna Open 24 hours LOVELL ROAD SHELL PIKE REALTY KINGSTON L. E. Bible From Cottages to Castles in West Knoxville 8018 Kingston Pike Telephone: 588-2458 r V, ' A h V MA- 51' I -- 5 ' L 'f i-. XB X . ,,.-,- . A-My V v. V4 a ,www e,,, , . v - VLH - I - 5 T T 9 e if ' ,WM Q VAN Q. .Z V Fay' 8 , , ...- . M Q 9: ' I ,M . 1 , ,, . ,, V- 0, ,, ' r f' Tye 1, f f:7??3fi of fs -V ..- 1 WEST KNOX FIRE DEPARTMENT service by subscription only Subscribe Now! Fire Telephone 588-5774 Business Telephone 588-7073 FLOWERS BY JANE Russell Food Store Mt. Vernon Plaza, 6915 Kingston Pike Our 49th Year Kingston Pike at Farragut ARNOLD PALMER CLEANING CENTER County Club Quality at Neighborhood Prices Dry Cleaning, Shirt Service Professional Alterations Complete Stock For Your Shopping Convenience Compliments of Towle Moch ne KNOXVILLE AIRLINE . TRANSIT SERVICE Service, Inc. J.R.Ba,,ka Manager 6208 Kingston Pike JANEWAY AUTO SERVICE I . Knoxville, Tennessee Phone 588-8548 A - if Farragut Jaycees Sponsor of the Battle of the Bands athletic awards, academic scholarships, little league teams, and shooting education pro- grams for the youth in our community. The Fifth Exit, five Farragut musicians, won the Battle of the Bands Contest,sponsored by the Farragut Jaycees, and will represent Tennessee in national competition. 149 Mr Mr Dr. Dr. Mr Mr. and Mrs and Mrs PATRCJN PAGE The members of the ADMIRAL Business Staff wish to express their appre- ciation to the following for their support of the '69 ADMIRAL. . C. V. Mudge . Albert C. Mason and Mrs. Law and Mrs. Joseph P. Hammond and Mrs . Morris E. Tisdale and Mrs. C. M. Cole, Jr. West Side Story - Jacque Roberts Mr. and Mrs. Ted Lynch Mr. and Mrs. John R. Buckner James Lovell Mrs. H. G. Brakebill Mrs. J oe Gheen Mr. and Mrs. Ed Mason Mr. and Mrs. Walter King Mr. and Mrs. Robert Baird H. Gray and Mary Ella Smith William Green Ed Cunningham Cindy, Chris, Kurt, and Cyd Coggin Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Stine Robbie and Carrie Domer Mr. and Mrs. Robert Prosser and Steven and Cynthia Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Sharpe and Scarlet, Shannon, and Les Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Loveday and Lisa, Eddie, and Stevie Alison, Philip, Elizabeth, and Carolyn Dunn John Mackay Mr. and Mrs. Bill Clabo Ann Dougherty and Gerre Bohlmann Mary Rogers Mr. and Mrs. Robert Benson Mr. and Mrs. O. Glenn Hall Mr. and Mrs. Thurston Reynolds Allen Bealer Anonymous G. M. Hannah Mr. and Mrs. William C. Henry Mr. and Mrs. Ferguson Mrs. Allen Millet Mrs. John McKnight David, Richard, and Mary Goodman Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Mize Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Lowe Gary, Becky, and Jack Black Elm Hill Meats Wampler's Sausage -gh - I 151 Beautiful Clothing for Compliments of 3 LOVelie1' you TENNESSEE DECORATOR M CENTER 7922 Kingston Pike COMPLIMENTS OF BLUE SPRINGS POULTRY FARM Burl Shanks BROADWAY MANUFACTURING COMPANY Rt. 6, Kingston Pike 966-9768 NANCY LYNN FASHIONS Between Farragut 8a Dixie Lee Junction tv-v-..L..,--11'- xr:--L..1 . n an Y -fl H ' 1 ' .- I I 5 is u,,, I HAMILTON NATIONAL BANK 152 SINCLAIR DUTCH SERVICE CENTER 1800 W. Cumberland Avenue . . 0 o 0 , . CROWN CLEANERS LAUNDRY 6300 Kingston Pike Knoxville, Tennessee 37919 John Creech Real Esta Te ADMIRAL BARBER 966-5500 David Eubanks HEADHUNTER BEAUTY SALON LENOIR CITY UTILITIES BOARD Phone 546-4871 Ann Raby If no answer Freida Creech Call collect 986-3541 Owner Veronica Ludlow Phone 966-5600 Kingston Pike 153 Tire - Balancing - Brakes - Shocks -Tune Up LANFORD TIRE co. COMPUMENTS 6212 Kingston Pike OF SWANS BAKERY Phone 588-2331 1801 Magnolia Lion Oil-Gas C. A. QSonnyj Lanford BOWEN 'S JEWELRY WEST HILLS PHARMACY 588-7495 AND 588-3015 GIFT SHOP 7013 Kingston Pike Sundays FARRAGUT BEAUTY SALON Kingston Pike Mrs. Betty Vannoy, Prop. DENDER'S DRIVE-IN 966-4451 Dixie Lee Junction Where You Go To Meet Your Friends I'm next in line fellow, not you! ROCKY HILL PHARMACY 7662 Northshore Drive Phone 584-1595 FARRAGUT PLUMBING CCJMPANY Neil Shanks Call Day or Night, 966-4280 - 966-3313 Complete Hot Water Heater Service Route No. 4, Concord, Tennessee All Work Guaranteed 34772 imma? SEMA FIRST NATIONAL BANK Lenoir City, Tennessee of FDIC Open Saturday T FARRAGUT P.T.A. B dM t g 1tTh dy Ist Utility District Gene IM t g 2ndThursdy WEAVER FUNERAL HOME Established 1921 3930 Oak Ridge Highway, Kno 111 T 524 3435 156 CONGRATULATIONS TO FARRAGUT HIGH SCHOGL AND THE CLASS OF 1969 FROM Y 6475 LN' Th Mark of Quality in El t H t g HELTON HARDWARE AND BUILDING SUPPLY CO. Kingston Pike at Farragut BONDO'S J.M., L.B. ITD ' - .S. P.M. P.D. if. C 1 9 3 588-6637 LONE STAR SERVICE STATION Texaco Products Lumber, Hardware, Seeds, Feeds Fishing Supplies, Groceries Fertilizers Kingston Pike HOWARD'S T.V. Grove Center Oak Ridge, Tennessee Howard Lineberger 482-3326 OTT'S BAR-B-Q pork ham beef sandwiches - or by the Pound Phone 966-9538 CConcordj Kingston Pike at Dixie-Lee WHITE STORES AND WHITEWAY VARIETY DIXIE LEE DISPOSAL CO , INC. Satisfaction Guaranteed or Double Your Garbage Back 10504 Kingston Pike, Concord Phone 588-9691 FARRAGUT DRUG STORES oncord Inskip P0w 6-9728 688-4511 947-1 159 xg . , 6 S 4 at 'R Jr f K ' 'f 3 'iiifisfsiifn E . -X5 - .-,.. ., . 5 S E ES f'ff,1eS K.: E 2-Egmgrms LOVELL HEIGHTS BARBER SHOP Stokely, the cat, rests after his day's work of usnoopervisingf STOKE LY-VA N CAMP 160 i 1- I .1 e x 5 I 5 s I E 1 a i Q .,.-,,.-.m.,L-M- .,....,a.m.,............A.....u........-L...........,,......-., ....,-.,..,m ...-U.- -..,...-,,,,,,. 7.,..,.....m,i