Franklin County High School - Rebel Yearbook (Winchester, TN)

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NAME Lena Adams Jimmie Ann Adams Peggy Baker Shirley Barnes Shrrley Bates Freda Branch Mary Helen Bryson Iacqulyn Burton Treva Causer Patsy Crownover Mary Davts Mary Ellen Drckson Margo Floyd Ola Foshee Bobbte Sue Gardner Elizabeth Ann Gamer Laura Jean Garner Donre Grbson Ann Graves Peggy Grover Juantta Green Loretta Haid Lena Ray Haney Shtrley Hams Sue Hawkrns Mary Loutse Heath Shrrley Henderson Jerry Ann H111 Nmnie Marie H111 June Hogan Elsre Holland Laura Jean Holt Vtrgmra Hoosier Mary Lena Huber Barbara Jackson Grace Jackson Lodema Jordan Leona Keller -Chrrstlne Luna Paula Lynch Norma Jo Mason Nancy Maxwell Wmona McBee Doris McK1nney Faye McK1nney Frances McKmney Adee Mlms Sarah Moore Lols Morrrs Mary Louise Myers Bettle Jean Neal Mary Northcutt Margarett Panter Nellre Sue Pearson Faye Renegar Sandra Riley Rebecca Roberts NICKNAME m Freda Mean m George Fargo Murry Jackre Tngger a Smrley Med Wrll tome Squashre Bubbles L1bby Rrco Lrttle Annie Martlru Grggles Loure Leapmg Lena Shrrl Suzre Lou L1ttle Greasy Brown Eyes Shorty Hogre Laurie rn Mert Bo Butch Ladrnkle C indy Chrrs Tuts Blondre Snooks Nonie Pumpkrn Face Famkle Mrmsy Sadre Jean Lodean Louis Bettre Blondie S tinker Heckle Slats Sandy Becky HOBBY drawmg sewing talkmg rn the halls photography playmg p1ano ar sewrng Water sknng playlng p1ano readtng swimmrng reading buying rings for boys talkmg Parties! Parties! mallrng letters collectrng pictures gomg to Knoxvllle dancrng wrrting letters collecting prctures collectrng earrmgs getting letters postal marks get black Burck readmg writing letters movres readmg readrng psychology sewrng and cookrng reading readrng collectrng pltchers movres collectrng prctures collectmg what knots wriung letters basketball Dunk Jerry pleasing Daddy correspondrng with TPI good times gorng places photography typing after school takrng pictures sewrng horseback rldmg photography collectmg pin ups bowling embrordery taking pictures skating skatmg WEAKNESS too quiet boys football players Jrmmy Johnny Harold L shorthand Johnny music cousrns shorthand boys tall sarlors W fratemlty parues boys playmg poker flrrtlng Jimbo black hair dancmg Maxwell boys bo s dlm lrghts hook my man Oldham Theauer pmeapple sundles fountain cokes boys boys Gene bookkeepmg bookkeeprng blushing bo s Monteagle Grey dimples Decherd Dunk shorthand laughrng bo s leaming to drive Allen Kenneth James history talking in history Joe Buicks Plymouth Mrs Murray s history shorthand marry a tall man be a secretary A MBITION typist go to college own a Studebaker go to Germany be a Cunnmg housewrfe be a beauuclan be a stenographer You guess' become a singer stay LII Crow Creek be a Farmer be a secretary go to Cahfomla move to MCMIHDVIIIB catch a man to graduate Jorn the Navy be one of the Famrly top town with Towme to California a nurse a telephone operator graduate have another party get married go to Parts be a teacher get married fimsh school graduate to succeed be a nurse graduate graduate to succeed graduate llve in Nashvrlle pass typing live ln Detroit be a secretary Dunk graduate recerve ring mate coach s wrfe control my tongue get drrvers license be a beauucran pass shorthand pass shorthand be a nurse pass shorthand beautlcran retire young own a dramond own a Jlm Bell be a secretary tall men history 11 A -u v t . . . IP I - .. - .. . a ' ' D. . ' ' I ' ' . . , W . ,, . , ' ' so ' ' be ' ' ' be y to Marion Harris Fife' talking - - . . . G, 1 D b ' y ' . . ' Rav ', ' . I Y I

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SENIOR CLASS HISTORY As trmrd green freshmen rn the fall of 1950 we started bag and baggage on a long enchanung Journey through the prcturesque Ole South At the F C H S depot our Journey began wrth Freshman rnrtrauon We were lost durrng the f1rst part of thrs excursron but after choostng Cessna Skaggs as our leader we followed along pretty well for the rest of the lap Hav mg elected Carolyn Warren and Frances McK1nney as freshman cheerleaders we felt that we were at least dorng a small part to make thrs a wonderful trrp Norma Jo Mason was selected as freshman attendant rn our annual football homecomrng game After a brtef rest we came to a famous Rebel park and Charles Owens was chosen to gurde us through rt Just then we hearda lotof yelltng and berng currous rushed to frnd the cause of rt There camped around a Rebel can non a pep meeung was berng held Jackre Burton Frances McK1nney and Carolyn Warren were the sophomore cheer leaders tnsprrrng the group of travelers A lrttle later we moved down to the football freld and were Just rn trme for the crowmng ceremony of the homecommg game We scoured around tryrng to f1nd who the sophomore football at tendant was and were rnformed that Norma Io Mason had recerved thrs honor agarn We decxded to spend a few days rn one of the many Rebel rnns and ftnally regrstered at the Junror Inn As we walked tn we were greeted wrth that famous Southern hosprtalrty of the manager Charles Owens It seemed that qurte a number of actrvrtres were planned for our beneflt We walked rnto the recreatton room where cheerleaders Iackte Burton Norma Io Mason and Carolyn Warren were rehearsrng the students for the brg game Next a brg parade was staged as part of the celebratton We d1scovered that Mrss Mason was servrng for her thrrd trme as an at tendant The next day we attended a play rn the Iumor I.nn called Lrttle Mrss Bobby Sox We were dellghted on learnrng that the Juniors had planned somethtng else an outrng at Camp Elklore for the Semors We had a wonderful time and were tnvited to attend the Jumor Semor entertarnment to be grven durrng the next and frnal part of our trrp As the last sessron loomed ahead of us we realrzed rt was gorng to be a hard busy pull but most of us were determined to stay wtth II F1rst we had to select a leader for thrs group and stnce everyone agreed that Charles Owens had done such a wonderful Job for the two precedmg excursrons he was elected agatn This large group of of the Student Body As usual we had our homecoming game and thrs trme Norma Jo Mason after three years be came queen Peggy Baker was grven the honor of berng semor attendant Also on thrs lap we had a Harvest Fesuval in wh1chJ1mmySm1th was chosen by the people of Franklm County to have the honor of berng krng Many senrors also were tn the court of thrs gala affarr On passmg through a town called Mt Pleasant we vlewed a large srgn over the football stadrum with the words Phosphate Bowl As we saw a few of our students standing rn lrne we declded to attend this event Ftrst we saw the semor cheerleaders Iackre Burton and Frances McK1nney grvmg much enthusrasuc support to the team We were very exerted durmg thrs close game and at the f1nal whrstle we were overJoyed be cause that spectacular Rebel team from Franklm County had won over the Hay Long Trgers Jimmy Smrth was pre Sellled 8 Il'0phy f0l' being named The Most Valuable Player of dns gutgtandlng game Haylng rested from Lhrg eprsode we attended a few electrons Semor superlatrves were selected and then txtles were placed on three other senrors Mxss F C H S Norma Jo Mason Most Handsome Boy Cessna Skaggs Mr Rebel Jrmmy Smrth Due honors also were grven to Marron Hams who after four years of study and leadershrp was selected as D A R representauve At the end of an excellent basketball season Bobble Ann Tumer was crowned basketball queen and her semor attendant was Norma Jo Mason Thrs semor class also had a big magazme carnpargn and sold more mag azmes than any precedrng class rn the htstory of F C H S We attended a Semor play whrch we thoroughly enJoyed and then we attended the ouung for the semors sponsored by our successors the junigrg Most ofour students fared well durlng this memorial Journey through the Ole South although some became dts couraged due to tests others moved from th1s fine county and st1ll a great number marrxed We hope our teachers have notbecame too travel worn by our acts we thank them for all the effort they have put forth rn helpmg us through thts trlp B1ll1e Ann Scharber Wrnona McBee students had to have otherleadersg therefore, Clinton Swafford and Sue Hawkins were chosen as president and secretary ' : ll ' ' I . . , ll 1 L Il ' U1 S ll . Y YV ' ' I 7 l Q

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NAME Evelyn Rogers Brllie Jean Rose Bxllie Ann Scharber Helen Shrelds Norma Smythe Geneva Steele Christine Stephens Elrzabeth Terrill Mary Thomlson Linda Sue Thrower Hazel Tucker Bobbre Anne Turner Mary Frances Warmbrod Carolyn Warren Billie Sue Watkrns Faye Weaver Vera Whaley Dot Wrlkrnson Sara Wllhort Ina Wrllrams Bobby Amacher Martin Amacher Kenneth Amos John Carroll Carmack Culllns W1ll1am Davis John Degnan Joseph Drxon Joe Eckert Harold Fraley L J Gamer Kelton Hall Brlly Harr1s Donald H111 John lngle Tommy Jackson James Jemxgan Albert Alvrn Jones Jrmmy Keith Paul Keller Audrey Kelly Donald Krng Jrmmy Lock Winburn Luna Eddie Maurer H E Mayes Jr Harold Maze James McDonald Johnny Miller Don Moore B111 Moss J Charles Owens Eddre Partrn Stanley Plattenburg David Reynolds Eddie Robbrns NICKNAME Crys 11 Ava Tubby Mona Shorty Stevie Peanut Snooks Jeckel Fatty Grable Brown Eyes Suzie l1ttle grrl Wrlma Sweet Bee Dorsey Tra11 George Sonny Mack Bouncer Pete oe Sambo oc Kelt Tony Quack Jerry Sugar Booger Moon Jonesy Hank Krng Kong Prnkre Yukon Kmg Lock Whitey Rmg Eye une Fuzzy u Bxg John Brg Clown Prggy Ed Crazylegs Dave Birdre HOBBY situng under lamps Buddy Brlly and candy Carl and candy ood Jack Banks St A oys boys square danc1ng catch a Hawk P18SY Maxwell parues Wayne boys Chrgger basketball bus brown eyes dr1ve rn theaters have none Florida Fays women women rn general women strong beverages women Betty g1rls g1rls m general g1rls books Nadell females Mrs Bass h1story Class g1l'1S Mrs Bass themes Huntland g1rls talkrng women l-lrstory g1rls women women women women New Orleans red heads women Bobble Ann irls frurt cakes g1rls g1rls WEAKNESS frrends keeprng up w1th Army collect1ng earrrng collecting prctures talkrng basketball Tommy collect1ng prctures collectmg bows boys collect1ng gold baske tballs lend1ng pencrls horses drivrng cookmg drrvrng shopprng for boat rudders swrmmrng scrrbblrng Photography Hunung frshrng sports hunung frshrng anythmg hunung frshing Betty hunung frshmg boatmg swrmmrng hunting fxshrng g1rls gorng to Tullahoma frshlme frshrng huntrng outdoor actrvrtles sports reading sports hunung frshrng gorng to Cowan dr1v1ng cars elecnicrty sports collectron most anythulg hunung walkrng halls golf in Georgra danc1ng singing helprng girls rn windows sleeping stamp collect1ng huntrng frshtng sports AMBITION become a matador be a nurse war br1de be a beauucran telephone operator go to Belmont play w1th Globe Trotters Mrs Young telephone work be a nurse l1ve 1n Cleveland teach lrke Mr Baker stay out of trouble go to Vanderbrlt IIVC 1n Memphrs H Dem Agent l1ve rn Huntland stay rn Wrnchester leam shorthand l1ve rn Huntland see the world be Pres of U S get 17 credits be Mrs Lou s pet get married be a farmer to graduate to pass lustory be a veteran racrng stock cars Navy Admrral go to U of Miamr Major in Army farmer go to T P I be a teacher catch for Cardrnals machinest to fly fmd shorter route to Cowan T P I Radio and TV reparrman ClVl1 engrneer be a coach to always know the ropes be an architect become an engrneer pro tap dancer play with Yankees have a m1l11on graduate from college be airplane prlot forget g1rls ' B' 1 f Q ' . . B . 37 ' , , - I . , . . Jimmy Douglas Big Doug Red Collecting stamps make a million B d A - ' , r. Rat ' I ' ' 8 4 .