Grundy County High School - Mountain Laurel Yearbook (Coalmont, TN)

Text from Pages 1 - 174 of the 1943 volume:

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Cherished by thy 5315 and daughieva, Mem'r1es awcet shall throng 'Round our hearts, our Alma Maier, QQ 5 As we sing any song. Q db ' dgkif, f xi-' , wwf' ff 2 'fn 3 R ' at 53 -af, 1 . - Q Eggs off H.. 'gyje 1 H, E' ERE JRE Having spent four years at Grundy High, we shall often find ourselves rummaging through the past attempting to recollect familiar faces, try- ing to imagine the sounds of well-known voices, and seeking to recall the special happenings of . Grundy County High. Realizing this, we, the senior class of l945, humbly submit this book of remini- scenes. If this annual shoulghat any time in years to come cause one's face to'QhyQghten as he fondly re- members a friend, or should it cause one to be amused as he recalls a happening herein written, this annual will have served faithfully the purpose of its existence---a recording of pleasant exper- iences at Grundy High. May the publication of this annual, UThe Golden Memoriesu, intensify our love for Grundy High and our respect for her ideals. May the classes which follow be inspired to nobler heights. Senior Class of 1943 LQEEJUCQZATH 0 N We dedicate GOLDEN HEKORIES To the boys of Grundy County High Who have left our school To join the armed forces Of America. a E HIE! H I 113.1 , V 5532 - - 'V 791. XII TX :- ' 'lf '-'W'-EZfJl'Tll!5hB5,S'.3T 5 Jf!f x I V' V 1 Mil- ,i 'l'Z'., . TK ' Ji ,. 1. N , A , , gf-do-, - f Q f f. I fl,f5 :.'.1aa:.+:..M?3, . ,, W .W X' JU id.. f fl: ,f 1',. 1 hi' 1 7559 ,VY ,s RX ' 5.-.'f! :' 115 Lg K A N N43 W , ffl V f F3 5 3' ' . J Lf xxx A V1 I -.Q X E I , X- ggq 'f -4 'ith X31 Y VF'- L' . Q . , mf ,Q-J. 'il' F Wyff '2 MH 2 lima ' f. 51 f X If f 4 if ,V x . . - .ff Y: W fi: If Qf I, iff sY...h.xa .R N-MM' Af.. . X Q ,V , A , .fam J ,su new E 'N 'AQ q . I M 'Q ' , 7 mf! vi rv-K ,dwddolwhmq . an 69 .,. Nw w, .7 mg Xe , , ., ' V .Www f ' N ,- vm - N A Z - . . 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It took us almost a year to get accustomed to the change. There were a few failures in the Freshman Class and a considerable number quit. When school opened in 1940 we stepped forward as Sophomoros. Our attitude toward school had changed somewhat. To had really become dignified- almost as dignified as the Seniors. During this year not so many failed, a few joined us from upper classes, xnd some were transfered from other schools. However, our number did not remain the same throughout the year, some married and a few others just stopped for various reasons. After two years in high school, many who had been Freshmen in 1959 stepped to the third rung of the educational ladder. Yes, in 1941 we were . Juniors. During this year we learned that we still had a lot to learn. Bookkeeping, English literature, home economics, and geometry kept many Juniors burning mid-night oil. One of the high lights of this year was entertaining the Seniors. We started rather early in the year giving programs sponsor- ing pictures etc. to raise funds. Just before school closed we took the Seniors to Nashville. We visited several of the places of interest---The Tar Memorial Building, The Hermitage, and The Parthenon. We left Nashville at 5:00 0'elock with sleepy eyes and tired feet. - On August 7, 1942 thirty-five registered as H HQ 7. Q f ik 3 -si' . .M -,7 Kimi . f Tl- E rf fi f Jw 4 Q , u w.. ,'A Al j .. . 1,71 g E 'MEVQW' 1 s .'i 3 5 -F' F. 1 6 , ...f 1 ' Seniors . This number either represented the sur- , e c vival of the fittest or an unusual degre. of per- severance. As Seniors, we realized that there would be much to do, but we never dr-amid just how y X much. In addition to school work there U,re rings 9 Q i'f and invitations to select, a senior play to be 0 1 ' i given, an annual to be publish d and a multitude Wjge .?',fgfHi left, q ' ggjii r ,?XXQjp.a ,f92,?f,y A my 4 L? R Ap , by 1-I fm: sf ,, V, 0 '14 ' f' i s W A ,. Ws2:xf4!:i2ii2 3 -sn-as.. .W X Q e 'S 71,5795 A 5 asf my eg Y, v-yyxef ' ftgilr c W , M, ,Z A. Q. , ,. ,, f-1-.la of programs in which we were expected to parm ticipate. During this year we sent two readers and four debaters to the fourth-district tournament at Murfreesboro. The Seniors have come near losing their dignity because of the strenous work placed on them by the teachers. As several students can tell you, they have suffered nervous breakdowns work- ing on English notebooks. I wonder why one of our history classmates hurried home from church so early the other night. Could it have been because she had a chapter of history to read and fifteen questions to get? Yes, her hair turned gray over night. In early mornings we noticed lights still burning in many shorthand students' rooms as they manfully labored over their work. Kiss Yarber, history teacherg Mrs. Colston, English teaeherg and Miss McConnell, shorthand teacherg fing it hard to realize that we are still high school students and are not yet in college. ' We have played our part in the drama of Grundy High which will end April 25, 1943. Just how well we have acted our roles, we will leave for the faculty to judge. As time goes by we will never forget the years of joy and sorrow that we have shared together, and we will hold their memories close to our hearts forever. if , '91-fztsfliififrff ' f f' ' , if li? f I f ' ' Es.-Z ' If ' hfvsb ':'f1'3F2 EZ'-ik - ' -b I UK IF? sn 1 ., tv , 'I' ,QL If I HH Pr-fxpl V' xlnfxbb flixjffjicxf + It Ihxlnb teen ashes to 7T1tO the cles pronnecy f' fx I pondered over the matter Tow coulo I, with no the future of 1' cl ss ,,lf I ndstic powers, foreses ' ft fr matess Then I thou nt of ny frlend Merlin, the It - Lalician I woula ,et pls crystal -ll uno fole see the future I fgrzec lnto the bull Mt first y 'sW HIHQL' t was nistJ, than as qlzeu deeper I saw some Q 1 tains Fas lt Vos 15 wus a lsrgs HIPILDCP wlngi11 it's way vlth s loud of passong rs, ann I uoon gluing closcr, I :ww tilt the pilot of t e fs I, tv H' 3 cl ne wts none other th.n Cnestsr O'ncsl and the as s UITTQGQQ, Juun +, pours. f'nj nov vell af lormer class Q I 1 H fs I wus tn' 2' 'L I mates looted trls picture f.gsd rnd I sehclc In tblt womsn W?lVlHf down af Q ' v I crowucd, susf strc t :Qs Sarf Lama Tuintrs 1 un V 'ft tnc two chlldren -china hcr must bc ncr own. lLQtbD6d wnllc I Qetrl hor cull tumlf nsmes. Q were they? Yes, their nsmcs were Jinmg and f' f, It-tn o or sifnt. fly, ' A' , C -trol what did I bshold cmc1,inr out O1 the m1StY 1 IMQ7 1., 1 fs w depths of the gall? -hj it xas Dorothf Fletcher use I f in hor day nurscr, for cnlldrcn nhl Such pas f',g etch toral bcfuty I now tchclc two llttlo vlnc covorc -I H v r cottulcs. I found th t hc inhabitants of these ljyr I-n, nfat littlt houses were Iclcn Thom s .nd Fury ' 1 Vliz beth L.n lord, do 1 cqugnt in h londs of matrimonj. HLDHLG out Pisrcc, ylus, had given un f rf out I mf ri go to instruct tk' ,up ls of Gruncv Y - 5, es. ry. cilgfv I W . 'y nftt vicw ws' at scent I 1 'usj trcot ,xv f.AyI ' wus 11 hugo crowc doin: on thc s rect cor ' ' nor? On looling clos' , I dlSCOV'PoQ tu t c-t - 'c' m'PlOuS Lccldtnt I lit uno run cuso. umbulancs drove up and two officicnt whitc c1.d :irls rush d out bn thcf wort c. 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Ah---how deep is the mystery of life, for, as I remembered, Bill Gunn wasn't the sort to become a preacher. This peaceful scene faded from my eyes and I beheld a vaguely familiar figure dabbing away at a canvas with brushes and colors. It was Clarine Payne, new famous painter of nature sc- ones. My eyes now rested upon a sign saying nGea- ry's Garageu---Max Geary-Proprietor. This was not an altogether unfamiliar sight to my eyes as I vaguely remember another Gearys Garage when I went to Grundy Hi. The crystal ball cleared 'nd I beheld the smiling face of John Kenneth Myers o , I asked myself,Uis this a classmate of mine?W My question was not long unanswered, for I beheld the sign which read, Myers' Duck Farm This scene disappeared and I was looking at a busy city street The ball centered upon a theater nd I saw the sign advertising nRomeo and Julietn Imagine my surprise when I saw that two main players were James Ledbetter and Sarah Ellen Fults ' Nhat w-s this sight which next reached my eyes? Vhy, it was three girls gracefully doing ballet steps I immediately recognized them as being Martha Ann Arnold, Peggy Langley, and Mar gie Sue Nunley They were now famous ballet dan cers My next scene was that of a small corner drug store, whom should I see there? A af Rust was filling a very complicated prescripton for a customer The next scene which unfolded bef ore my eyes was very peculiar In fact, it was quite startling for I saw a newspaper headline which read, nMary Helen McFarland Sensational Lady wrestler to Meet Purple Horror tonightn It was quite astounding, thought I, remembering frail little Mary Helen but I thought of the old saying Utruth is stranger than fictionn and wait 2 .n a 15 a ' , R . V'm5, Fav nfl L L gif J ,Q A I ' f 6 ,,, vc suia t' W.. ' . '5. . , Q L ,filfg -vf A . My W, 1 1' -I f I .s3 I' , ., f ,.- T5 'T' '93, ' I WW- .513 ' 153 A- s ayNfi ' pf 5 If ap' F , X c' ii . rl: -rf ' MH ed for the next scene to appear. 2 Once again the misty ball cleared and I saw two scenes at once. One proved to be the interior of a coal mine. Inside, I saw Fairley Frederick busily digging coal. The character in the other scene proved to be Robert Harris--the Proprietor of a moving picture theater. Next my eye beheld Estell Garner and Mildred Killian, the inseparable duet as secretaries to two successful business men. who were these three attractive girls in uni- form? Why, they were Marie Barnes, Juanita Money- heffer, and Laura Ann White, members of the W A- A Cfs. The scene changed and I new saw Juanita Pat- rick and Carolyn Owen as female newspaper report- ers getting a scoop story for the morning news. I gazed deeper and saw Faye Moore as a beauty operator in a neat well equipped little shop. Just then a taxi cab stopped in front of Faye's door-and lol the taxi driver was none other than Sarah Ann Hobbs. Ah, what did I see next? Why it was Orin Crouch, familarly known as Pee-Wee, and what should he be but a graveyard Night-Watchman? I , saw the ball grow very misty and I knew my intern. view was over but I sat there for a long time ' thinking of my classmates and the days we spent in Grundy High. Y' . I if ,.. , I Q 4 . i . x . Ah MJ 1-,-fi.. Qfiiz?-'J m Q ffl f-1 hi tif f- ffq l, NN NN ffgwfw 5 Sv? X,W af ,Eta faQ XN.J ..lJr- x.js.J ..:..J e j,f ig' ,L fy I L W iw s ff a n N , fis We, the Senior Class of.P943 of Grundy High - !f '.. having served our allotted time lfour or five in fl, years, as the casemay bel, having perused every Mggxfgp ,Q book in the library, having exploited both minds f P af' .EwWQS and hearts of all the teachers, and above all, 351 4? having pursured activities of erudition until , y fv,1 our bounteous minds are overflowing, do this l:f,:igY f Q 23th day of April in the year of our Lord 1945, - Wife? I solemnly relinquish all claims to places, books, 4 w all f and the attention and instruction of teachers, f s K, s, . moreover, perceiving that we are no longer a . QQ W h part of this institution, we do deem it a mark ? r,t,. X Q of wisdom and an indication of generosity to put Q uif'fy. :Li our signatures to this last will and testament. ,ffj f . J, s, y ,Q , ,5 NNNQQE To all our dear teachers, whose time, talent, 3 9, ff ' l and patience we have exhausted, we leave peaceful 5 ,4fc? 'll minds, calm spirits, our tearfully-told woes and f , E A?,': I .l troubles, and a solemn promise that they will '11t 4 .vx' Q A never be forgotten. We leave our love and grati- 1 lip K, F rrfjl tude, and hope that future students will be bet- 1' ,gig flag K ? I Q ter to them than we have been. 2 KNNNX I e x, 5 JL To the Junior Class we leave our accustomed t jfy 5X seats in the Chapel, in the gymnasium, and on the J .S fps. N foot-ball field. - , .Q af- if 'Nw if ,,.,.W fi, i,f lj? X To the Sophomores, we leave our carefree 4g3,'e,- if 2 , hearts, restless spirits and loud mouths, in.oase f'a, 235 'Wh 5sygf?4 they are needed. -id? 2,35 if 1555 v . .J f :fyg Tb the Dear little Freshmen, we leave our 5 , g tgqf ,f courage hoping it will be sufficient to keep sxltp. tTMjig3? them at their posts during the next three years. 14.s-y 4 ' ag, sscc, , ,? '?'5 f Marie Barnes wills to Mary Sue Thorpe her EQ Q ,S squeaky voice and basketball ability and hopes W I she continues to use them. Ida May Street leaves A ,V : P sl l -l 5 luv' 1 In R 5 ,,,, at ,. .ag l'aua HY Q...- , . Wa 5 Q t Q Av ' 4' ibn ' ' - A . .V .sdmng 113. -,.. w,,, f Y fix,-, ,iq ,yi ' wee., F1 J 2 Lf,-E+ 'HJ bw AJQ7 hh It N- -ad H-fe -UF her freckles, presidency in the Beta Club and the 'Good willn of Mrs Qchulze, to Joyce Conry Inez Carden bequsathes her clcmp in tle ualln, her 'all occasion poet y wr t1na,W and her uGoou luc Charmsn to Becry Hampton mo the follovinv goes the English Workoock of Ednele cannom Sl is M y Brown Gereldine ampb ll and Maud e Fergus Orin Crouch and Bill Gunn regrotfully le ve cbei tou ndown abil ity and the s r ago a t of seeing sonethiqg pleasant with tue stud, of history to Bennle Mfller Tate and Billy Clleed Sa ah Ellen Pulte leav s her melodious voice and grwoefu trat to Betty Lyn Jones Doro thy Fle oker lea fs he curly nadr and A's to Fran ces Gunn Maf co y me igas Pe e Gould the fine erry g ou rls tr d'tion of 'A dfller a job of dollar, a ten of Lock chol r' and leaves Miss Yarv ber the I9SDOhS1bll y of s sing that it is abided b h tal ress da knee Rust go to Ho ICP Moo e hi nd h ndsomness of A G favo te corner by the science department 1 grac'ouslv given ov r to Billy Joe Crleghton and E8XlP Myers Fairlev Fredrick un willingly tu ns over nis tlwldness and abllity to blush to Byron Gr'swald and reel sure that they will be well HOdTl5Y8d Fob rt Harris leaves his Papa Bear Growl 1d Eachelo hood to Bruce Speegle The lovely golden tra ses ard nnoc n giggle of Juatina Dodge re t arfully tlrred over ro Edith Gossett Po Jean Ann Qnitm goes the charm and personality of Margie Sue Nunrley SEWER Ann Hobbs bequeathes her bashfullness and siste grlr wholehea tedly to Chrlstine Abraham uanita Monevheffer turns her frankness and sloppy saddle oxfords over to Janie Grooms Anna Ruth KCunn4ngham7 Layne and Mar Emma Y I fQuintrellD Carrol leave their love for the Army, I Cook Books and A guide for young Bridesn to Ella Frances Haynes and Willadean Hamby Peggy Langly turns over her favorite vocal distortion Vuururururur and full instructions or how to keep it polished, to Yvone Pocus Do Llllan bweeton o the red hair S Qmffg and chewing gum chewing ability of Clarine Payne 3 Juanita Patrick and Minnie Sue Pierce give their an qxietn ss and sveet disposltions to Francis Henley and Billy Jean Phomas. Mildred Killian and Estele '99 X ff ew Q'-If Garner regretfully turn over their companionship Qian? wig? l and sense of independence to Tryda Mae Sanders-and Vera White. Martha Ann Arnold bequeathes her baby voice and good humor to Daris Childers. Chester O'neal gives his kinky hair, acting ability, and shrewd manner to David,Barks. Faye Moore wills her quietness to Francis Wooten and hopes she will prac- tice using it. James Ledbetter and John Myeres re- ' linquish their beloved nicknames of nHomer and Duckn to Sammy Tate and George Wright. Helen Thomas and' Mary Elizabeth Langford gladly turn over their short hand theories and seats at the typewriters to Clayta Hamptonand Iargret Summers. Jean Jacobs and Laura Ann White leave their meekness and inferiority com- plex to Josephine Anthany and Anna Bell Nunley. Mary Helen Mc. Farland leaves her southern droll for Mary Ann Crieghton. Last but not least, I wish to turn over to Clementime Gallagher my loud mouth, all history dates and English Authors ns X: xx- 1 i L 5 s 'F 'W 2,4-4 -wx. N , W '-1 ., 1 1 5,431 -fm - 3 A 13w ' H55 WW xy 4' ? W ff. , ' , .57 4-f :X-h yy- A. Vg N K f T7 x 1, u fN iK:..if1..Q-A -I f x ,-qx J Q. Q F gwvr . Q., I 7 1':'j , .UA 'JQX L 2 f L fs f 359 . YT i 26 1 N an I J xiii?-.3. A V I I 'IN rg ' I N ,x fy 3 5. s A J 11148 , , fi xl.. K K' A ,XE 1 ' J J. iw C wa 1 FYR V -'l!nx.:t'?av , Wh f' f Ps: ' ay? 4: 'V if X-f gf. A gg ff .. if W ,, 4, , vi -:V 'Z VJK if V fr A ,W fx I ,Ei H H! we 5 4 X . MM- x, ! EVA 1 -..,,',. .f 3 Q f .7 vndg l ,V PM x N 'Ir-S' J Zig 1 ff, 'QAi-LM 4 f . 'i'f f , f ' -ik 3 I -.D ?'N,g 1 I i, ' w ,V '- 2 A, Q .1 JV ,MV K 5 ky, ,N ,X . - X fu: -A 'E ' ,A L , W W A, M34 1 5 ' gif. I iv T 5 K 1 k fl, ' R-r, 1 - 'Y It Q 'ziggy- - :, ' ' '- - vf , K f -. ' - mg, 2 ' af , s ' 535' g fu A 3 , ., , . , , Q, A A V .1 . W gm K . 'gi 3 ' ., A . k ' X ' M 4 A., , Q V, ,, , 1, , -U '-fu-.:xLQ...f' 2 v Q, , ' ' A w f I- h ' 4 ' f' ,J '+ N ' ff 3 2,5 . b ...f ' V X . x W 1 . Z A H 2 5, 3 , . 8 f, 'raw , 154' - 1 1 we .X a .Y J A T i 1 I ff 1? I wiv gm J f ,- AW ff vm U, i Q Wy. A f - ll. .-,HWY Rf ' -.a,..-fi J 2 Y- ' ' ,,. , , K A 5 , K . .,, r. J, 1 ., L. '. ' 'A ' I R xx xx r ii A 1 Pi 5 ff f ff . 3 . x 2 - ,Jn . Q ' 1 , Q. W 'im m, 1 '- Qs r V,4.,,,., ,lg , .V.- 3. 'V E4 MM 4 e T23 A1521 , -R 61 4: ' 'an 'Q' v I ,ffmfswlfw f?Hf225L' sf Q 1 if X ,i A JL , K 1 I M -S31 s if rv? f ws 4 't I l'j'4!xZ4 L 13, 9 ,QW 3229? H 1 , i ali un... K tirpbyss 54 Nw, sn' .m,, , ggw Q2 4 fag Q X 1? V QQ? ,N Eotherom Grooms :raver Yomre Charles Tate Goodman Griswold Anthony 'q ker Marky Mf' M , Nmiv I Q 5 x 6 Fhvrpe Hunley Haynes Hapgig i'g,2 f:5,'E'e,g ffsi' :A if V Q v- J HDR C On August 7, 1942, the present day Junior class numbering 62 entered Grundy High. We realized then that we had come a long way and many important things had happened since that memorable day in 1959, when We had entc ed aslfrcshmcn. Since August, 1942, the Junior class has been reduced to 47. Har- old Knight, Conway Ross, Frank Nunley and Edward Henley have joined the fighting ranks of our coun- try. Several of our students have decided that entering into Holy Matrimony is more important than a high school education. Here's hoping that our num- ber will not be further reduced before graduation. Juniors were offered the following courses: English, Spanish, history, economics, home econ- omies,5a5ricultur6,ebeokkeeping, typing, speech, shorthand, plane geometry, and chemistry. Harold Knight, Horace Moore, Bruce Speegle, Robert Vann Hoosier, Billy Carden, and James Tothe- row showed great possibil ties in foot-ball during the past season. Many of the same boys showed great interest in basketball also. Betty Lynn Jones, Ella Frances Haynes, Yvonne Pocus, and Frances Henley helped win many victories for the Grundy basketball girls, while Christine Abraham cheer leader, cheered them on to victory. The efficiency of the Junior boys and girls helped Grundy win many victories. One of the most weighty matters confronting the Junior class has been the problem of entertaining the Seniors. Suggestions were made but always there appeared the difficulty of getting tires and gas. Since this is one of the crucial moments in the life of our country and since everyone is doing his bit, we decided to be patriotic too, so we planned a hay ride--a real hay ride with horses and hay. We come to the close of this year with high expectations of being Grundy's best graduating class next year. fy ,L ig I N. ,us N ff' 9 3 xg V 'M sa x V' 1 'I L VE 1 F l 1 sv As.,..,1 1 1' J. f M 3 V , V,- Y!! ,!, wa .,,. ,,,- Lk'-2 w' X' .4 W 1 1 'v- 'ff Ui 17521, 1 . vi., , . -uf A I .I 5 --.5 ,fgfmkh M F .6 44 1. 5-fa r -1, ,F X k f Nw gf V- Y, ' V, . I rr' K HT'- F f. 1 fi Y, , Q . V. gf , V ,V X '35, fv- V f . f-gg 4 .VT ... V E.. 2 fi v--'Vg X 'vi . 4 ' a '13 y .V ffzgkf , . ., ff' ' 1 L Q 5 gf 9 vx. 45 A . M xx, , ,V .V AP! ,.- , , . W If . . X - lm I kwa- . Ay. 2 V. 'ex-as I K .., J, r - , .fill V-Y' .37 V xy, LR. U' ' 'WV W' :mx Vw. A 5 ,xv- nl' 5552 274.1 A ,Af b, li M.. E Vim- , S rf,- 11, ,Wi EZ 3, - V.,i s Wi, I ,M ,, I gf Vf. ,QM W 1 -X , - V V V ,V .QV , V gil V N VV .V gh V , ,Vx ., A x ' - H Y . 7 ff i .J 2 2' R S if i r G 1: ' ' f f M, ' V ' - ' ' V 'fu -Q, .Maki , f, nf 'V . ' 1 , . V - -V , T ,. , . . V V -Ji . 4 ' Q, . 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M A, y,,, fe nw., Q1 f. vm .,, .1 4. if 'w-. f r WH S. ,H -of an Kun--M 1 ml E .. 'AA Win -ol AN Xa-1 any 45 ar, ov sg. Q Q .Q -'SZ f? 3 . 5 if ,M eq KQIWLQEQ QA M Q ,K K N ,.,.. ,, + ii::: r it 'f '41 :Qi 3549 1' 'Q' --Q... ww al 49- ,L -.vw Mir- .,.... 4 v . as W'- .M M 1 ,V ,,,x 4' xi FLTQQ Ram QP P21 ,,JA,..CL v.H.L,.2' M it QLTY 19311: f'gL Eerwliinw Gigi x Jn'4i2H Hllzy UQPM Lee RwM,rie 23L'Q Mikey Eeulwn Seaigr piliki iiw Alzux Taxa E522 Erazigf Juanita ?umgf, Mary Ellen Ryzell Frances Rptn Fuit Bernice Smeetsn ki Lima T Gents H wQw JYL..- M A :ina keen L31 Agnea AL ' 23 JH Fsarun E5 Wrigzt Boar 211 Jefn ?etr LQLQ M59 V ,PS ZMHEZSLE '31 Dvi Lg 23351-,f,n M- V, nw , .,, Laaille Bryant Burwell Hsnley Gene Hunley Y. H. McGinnis Jam Har Fiftm How R. 3. Lmrzin vw'Y'vn Quang-f ,, A-Q MW WM -rm' Jav- ,fm v- Mwxie Zyere Mary Kanxleen Lame Ruth Sgllari Elizasein Sanilln fix Janie Gayle X HPrQam Jonnsan M' ffm ,-J' 1 M , X ,F , X A -322 , 4. -N QQ V of M ,. 25230 Q bw Q 4, A x u M' fm 2 A I W SOP!-IGM GRE C LA SS It was in the Fall of 1941 that we, the present day Sophomore Class, first became acquainted with Grundy County High. It did not take us very long to learn that much was expected of us even we were only freshmen. The upper elassmen though did their bit to toughen us up and prepare us for the hard times to follow. The officers of the 1941 Freshman Class wore! President, Gene Nunleyg Vice President, Mary Kathleen Layneg Secretary and Treasurer, Maxine Charles, Class Sponsor, Miss Lacy Yarber. On August 7, 1942, we learned that only 120 freshmen of 1941 had become sophomores had failed, others had dropped out. After weeks as sophomores the class number again dwindle. Some found the mental stress and 79 of the Some a few began to strain too great. Others were allurod to seemingly more attractive realms of human endeavor. At length we were only aixtyethree. At the first class me ting Miss Jewell Hamby was eheson sponsor and the following officers were elected: President, Ernistine Ross, Vice President, Ruth Gearyg Secretary, Novella Hargis. In October the Sophomore Class challenged the other three classes in a drive to sell War Bonds and Stamps. The Sophomore Class won, selling 319,000 worth. Mary Elizabeth Francis led in the sale. The Sophomore Class has active members in the Dran tics Club, Glee Club, and Speech Class. Three sophomores are members of the Beta Club. Juno Creighton is the class vocalist and William Turner finds much pleasure in sketching caricatures. Mary Ellen Roberts, Juanita Kilby, Mary Layne, Edna He ks, Gene Nunley, and Nathan Kathleen Barker made satisfactory and commendable records for them- selves and the teams during the basketball SCHSOHO Lewis Jacobs, Burwoll Henley, Gene Nunley, Nathan Barker, Thomas Brewer and Bradford Layne represented the Sophomore Class on the football team. We, of the Sophomore Class of 1945, stand facing the next two years with grim determination informed and capable Senior Class in 1945. to be well ti I ,.. .J 'Y ., ,, J ,-.,,,,1,,w . 1.,,4,.,, , -,wi-u,. , f - , ,.. .Mya www x- .. M . ,, V F 1, ,, ,Y U. . -- ., .ff ,J H , , 1 l ' 11 2+ M T . G f f + - -f -V, my , 2- 2 , wg f fa -L r f,, , M .K , - -2,11 , ,U If ,fu .1 ' 1 ., - f ,:,::a- .f- . .W ,,-,m.,d:.f , , ,. A, ., I . . 4,4 . ,,,, wa, ,J , , ., w.,h' . , u,,,g,,,M,,v, ., , ,, , I . rw 3.5 F f 'SW' ' A , 42 sg .V .IJ Q, .fl v , , 4 dy X nf rv' M .. f 5 w . Q v J a 1 Er ? 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' '-' '-::w.:?' ' W 41 Q if-3iw9'm5'f5'W11 f. g15,,zy,1 Q ,J 4 ' f ' I if si - f ' ' T, ,rwfm ' ' Tw ez i Wf'w- Ili ?f L 1 Vf f f- I-'PJ WMV ,. ,J H-iff. nf- V. ,. 7553- up A . - .i f N--s AM' M X 4 bw. .4 ,, g V X -. Q, . Q, 3,i.,,N :.:?NLV,, .K ,. 5 . A . 4 ,fi ,M I 'Qf5:?.Q: '5lf1! ,L m. .,. , .NN ' . I , ,, ,Q WN, . ,, . . 4,,, V 'W 'Q N F was ,Q -K . . 839 9 Ji , f, L i, D -,12 V Q. . .af 3 I ,Lani x I A KA ,, 'wk . ffm' Q' . - 'Ka . .5 , .11-,R . t KC. V J. f MF. f.., x A -. , fm .lib 1 Q rf FKESHMAN CLASS On August 7, 1945, about 140 Freshmen entered Grundy High. This class represented almost every community in the County. It also represented a variety of opinions concerning high school. Some came fearfully and reluctantly: some entered think- ing high school would be all play and no work: all wondered what it would be like to take only four subjects and spend an hour for each class recitation. The Freshman Class initiation created a let of fun an excitement. The boys were sent through the belt line and the girls were their dresses wrong- side-out and went barefoot for a day. At,a meeting of the Freshmen Class, Miss Lacy Yarber was chosen class sponsor and the following officers were elected: Doris Andersen, Presldentg James Golston, Vice-President: Dixie Wiggins, Sec- retary and Treasurer. The Freshman Class proved to be very active in the various school activities. It is well represented in the Dramatics Club, Glee Club, and Future Farmers Club. During their initiation into the Dramaties Club freshmen often entertained their teachers. With their hair piled high upon their head and bowing low, they appeared before the teachers and recited nursery rhyme s . Some of the Freshmen proved to be very studious. The following became members of the Beta Club: Willene Knight, Eugene Uselten, Harold Jones, and A.J. Layne. In October the Sophomore Class challenged the other classes in school in a War Bond and Stamp drive. The Freshman Class accepted the challenge. Jean Parsons, Sue Halloway, Don Roberts, Betty Nunley, Dimple Brown and Ruth Myers led the Freshmen in the sales. The Freshmen sale totaled 3l7,000, but we lost the contest. Judged by the progress that the class has made this year, there is a good reason to believe that the Senior Class, three years hence, will belbne of the most versatile that has ever gone out from Grundy High 5, mf, ,ag ,Q H Buzz 5 1. f .FSA Xa . ' v w- . -' x X .M vfywff f. ' A -A . ,fran tt. - by f a-N 'ff' f'Fi. .w f,+-Af-. '1a,f ::' fw-.f ' ' - + ' M ' 'L-'Lf f f ,,,:'v.-' ' -Q ,M - V. fg.,1gf ,F . . ' yy. : nf w2.'w:,Q N- R ,L Y .- ,R '-f . I .rf ,,., , , -,WM ,.....,-W., 'f,,.fW- . I 1-A A ' 'v' b'1:'-,3n4fg1,,+ggj, . , fgfwixv -V f ,PM A '.- , . 'x, 4: ' ins ' . 1 n' .1 ., 1- s ff?re . - '.-'. .. 4 ms-1 81 ,,.-- L. x ' f ' , K 45. . .., ,V , ,. M ,T , r .,... 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'sw I ,...1 x, 5 f-if ' i W '.' : s , ' I 1, J I ' 3 ri 'gl , 1 f X 1 . f x A : y 1 K fy ' 2 I ... x g .- X x'x...J .ef 3 .LJ ..E.J ,L .lx '-fr 15 XA August 71--Registration lOmwwFoctball practice started 21--edlasses organized September October November December January February --- -- -..- Irene Bewley read to student Football u Football War Bond Football game- H ll game- Drive Winchester So. Pittsburg S.M.A. Decherd game- Jasper Halloween party Junior and Senior football game Program given by speech class ---Basketball practice started Beta Club program Thanksgiving holidays Radio program Christmas pageant Mid-term examinations Christmas holidays Back to school body U.S.Dept. of Zoology Animal show ---Seniors received rings Basketball teams played Jasper Rev. Goodson spoke on Robert E. Lee Boys basketball teams played Morrison Boys basketball team played S.M.A Picture show---Qhg Last of the M22l3i9.!iL1a Made plans for annual Basketball teams played South -qs- Pittsburg ---Boys basketball team played S.M.A. ---Basketball teams played Irving College ---Rev. Waddell Roberts spoke on evils of alcohol ---Debate in chapel Basketball teams played South Pittsburg ---Grundy debaters meet S.M.A. debaters ---School dismissed for food rationing March April ---T.V.C. Tournament-Soddy Daisy Roy E. McKenzie visited school 15th District Tournament- McMinnville Curtis Ma gazine sale began Grundy debaters go to S.M.A. Fourth district-Speech tournament Murfreesboro Dramatic Club and Speech dinner Senior play-Mammy's Little Wild Rose Juniors entertain seniors Baccalaureate Sermon Graduation exercises CHRI SWXS PA CEANT Skephe Sri nil Dom The Vi bil Jsaeph E11 yds CHARADTER3 wise Man H Craxch Thomas Brewer ly Beiued Max Geary Rzherts Jams? Ledhetier rqjn Mwf, Argol lie Jeuh EHQHQQ Fvvi,ea RUEH F3122 RQQEQT 17 Piipn. 5P:,Q 3J33g1e L F9 l XJR S ' XX N: ' f in ff' 1 I , - !. 5 gy. . Q V 2 ik , R is , .f mi ' .wx 's 11' T114 ,.mi::mNllL , ,fx B in IMD Ida May Street. Bruce Speegle . A. G. Rust. . . Dorothy Fletcher. . Miss Lacy Yarber. . OFFICERS .--.1 .-4. MEMBERS Mary Sue Thorpe Inez Carden June Creighton Alice O'Conner Willodean Hamby Ernesgine Ross Willems Knight Harold Jones Minnie Sue Pierce Eugene Usleton Glavine Payne A. J, Layne . . . . . . .Presideni . . . . . . Vice President Secretary and Treasurer . . . . . . . Reporter . . . . . . . .Sponsor Bi11y.Gunn. . . . James Gol 83011 4 . Mary Emma Quinbrell. . Kiss Lacy Kiss Lisb lrga Q1PEl2 billie J. Qgwm Frances Wooten Ernestlne Ross Carolyn Owen Inez Garden Yarber. eth Frlher. . Juanita Money affer Bennie Date Gene Phillips Joyce Conry Peggy 'angeles Clarins Payne Lstele Garner uorothy Pletc Grin Crouch Billie U. Saff Gene Xunley Fhomas brewer Diryle grown Mary S. Thorn Norma Ross Frances Gump Mary E. Franw Ruth Geary Jean Jacobs il. 5 GLEL CLLB no Q urea 1. Frances R. Yults Sarah L. Quits Johnnie Heard iranklin Rust Margaret Suvmers Audie L. Holmes Dorace Goodman Ida may Strain Martha Arnold Christine Abraha Jean Pebuy Haxie Byers Gay Harris Bernice Sweeton fildred Killian Christine Ross Marla Barnes Kary S. Charles Frances Henley v'fvne Focus Jo Anna Gunn Emma Jean Patti Dorothy Vail Helen J. Paulbec Jes ie Rollins . . . . .President . . . . . Vice President Secrahary and Preasurer . . . . . . . . .Sponssr . . . . . . Splmsor Ernestlne Cantrell Sallye Hall Thelma Hvllcway V mstance Steiger gary H. McFarland Auth Meeks June fate Bbhelynne Haynes Bettye Lynn Jones Marg lllfn Roberts glementlne Gallagher betty Sue Leaks Marguerite Roddy Sue Holloway June Creighton Ruth Myars Edith Josslbt Xaudle Har ia Maxine Qharles bers Jhibe H. D Harbin A. J. Layne Edna Keeks Larl Lusk Alma Jean -Uhr -. 1-, J , --1 :ww ,. L 1, ,f :f1,ggg.fq:w1ffgf, 1 ,P Uz?IClPS PXLQ Zrouch. . , , . . President El-1 Bunn . . . ifa Frasiweut fi.1.T'V-0 ' harley. . Seczlaisary Xathan Barker . ?rsarrrir A. G. 511,43 . . Reporter- Rebfvt YBYXQRQ . . . , aaiwh Lrg X? Q. L. 5 ' H ..... . Advise? ZEEJABERS g0hfZ4,,l,-f1,a,1-J 4 ggi-iff' 2 f.p4A,A,,,.x , ffcfn 5? ,jgfj-4-'rf ff1.Ywiff'ff migzfw., ,w'.w4,f16 ,L ngp,.z. fffswff f if 618, Qiirncfz ,pfyy J l 'flffvJ45 7'ma.,MLvb-J , L,f,.,v ymf, !g?,!dWOM jim, Ms, ffwlwffmfz y?' 944, . A , QQ, Lang pmfd fLm,Qf3,,v1f?,,, , 5,0-fQfx-www YMLQLLLY ,, Q XIX' QJV1-1.4.1.1 Z. f ,gf V f!'L1'j'X,L5 OZ9q.49'v'k 4 I ,4,L,iljl.,! ffm JM, , 1 f V ghww, wm1,4.f ,:fw4.4f, KFXLLLU ' of gcfgiggm! dvwgb Q1 ' jr uf 0-aiu, Q ' iawldf ,l?'ge6'S5t'!2i,,hQ,ry-11? f j 'ff3WZ' I in amz fi 8,0657 I ' Z,.,g,:N.. .X ,ff , , W. ., . f - N. SPANISH c L Marg Emma Qnlntrell. Chavles Smith. . . Dorothy Fletcher . Miss Lisbeth Prater. Mary Sue Thorpe Juaniza Moneyhe??er Bettye Lvnn Janes Margie Sue Nunliy Christixe Ah?QhQm Jwyce Camry Jena Jicvbx Dcrace Qwwdm n, 4 Mfliwei Kili. wauuvz GFFICERE - . . 1 . MEMBERS . . . . . . . .President . . . . . Vi 59 G 4 ce ?rezldent cr :fry and Treasurer .........SED9HB32' Maudie Hargis Margaret Summers Juanita Pazrick Sarah Ellen Fults Bffin Gfiswvld Beinis Tate Bruva Zpeggle Pif.:2 M: FQ 5932 MfQf D3ro2ij Fletcher. Mnuiie Hargis . Cwrolyn Gwen. . Peggy Langley . . Betiye Lynx James Mrs. Cclstow. . . Dimple Brow4 Ruth Meeks Margie Sue Hunley Betty Sue Meeks Ida Mag Streei Sallye Hall June Tate Cnnsiamce Sieiger Heier Jean Twulbee Ruth M'era ,',. Ethelynne Hayxes Jnne Crelghtox Fraxces Henley Yvsnne PJQQS Juafita Kiiby Thamna Brewer Susie Mfe Bvawn KHffEffi5 Childerz Veda MG? Cixdra Leia Mae Meiks Jear ?eitf Ches:e: Qxewl R A M ff X T I V S C L n B OFFICERS MEMEERS . . . . 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W A 4 - 1 -' NX L: .- F oofban Souad Jams Gene S Jolstnm lufgel Marker Sazhau A. ,. H1123 LQW JIU... AJWL1 fill ' GYQC cuun Jarl Rush Carxen ff , :M f uI'LJx.Cu n 5' - : 1 2181. U Gunn e Hoare Samiers Crisp fK H 1.1- hln., 5002, IL . 3 ,ao 4 -Sa DCCLFK wasps: re Q ILM A U1 m 3 ann sf-f .3 bpMELLLL 'W fg:??Z,5'3 . '.'5w5,? ,Y ,Ewr Jnaql 'ii Jacobs ' L3 Phlyys :mee 5?66f1V urwell He:,a .gmac grewer fumQf Tathermv ,wie icuii Hverezb Kilguf Lon Paris mr. Anderson QQO O 1 ,L ,, W 1 ILM g 1. 2 f frinig if frundy C Jrunny 4 1 Eff Ke i':.'??gg'?fQ- if 24 le SQUAD CHAT TER Orin Crouch-HPee Ween- Captain and Quarterbackg furnished the brains of the team and gave Grundy the edge in many a tight spot with his accurate right arm and brilliant kickingg noted for his chew of Nspitting tobaccon. Harold Knight-USlugN-Fullback-Noted for his gang ster haircuts and vicious line plungesg went from All T. V. C. to All America in the service of our country. V Robert VanHooser-uVann-Tackle-Made one tackle in the Decherd game and was forever bragging about it the man who had a prosperous antique business at Pelham until it moved away. A valuable min in spite of everything. Opposition feared him. Bill Gunn-HBillie Roscoen-End-The opposition dreaded his glue-tipped fingers and his ability to stop end runsg provided the edge in several by snagging an extra point pass. A. G. Rust-HBroseU-Center-Many a back was hard by uBrose'sH ferocious tacklingg liked keep the opposition in good spirits with an ional touchdown for them. games jarred to occas- Chester Oneal-HChctH-The half-pint halfback who ran the opposition wild with his snake hipsg noted for his return of punts and his pass catching ability. Billy Carden-UTexasU-End-A hard-hitting wide- awake defensive man who made the other team's backs wish that they had not taken hold of the ball Nathan Barker-nBurken-Guard-An unknown in the '41 scasong opposition liked to make fun of Barker's red hair but he could take it as well as dish it Out 0 5 1 ii ii K 5 i 2 Q 1 51 E e 5 E E 5 7 I Vf 174' f. H if 7- 1 ' -' -if k'!5'-NT'-7,.:5 ?'l'z-5' ind 'EERE , ' l'l , ?!W,ElW WTW W',F -'!fL .Jw -, 'V L . '- R -L1 1-11-W' ff BASKETBALL TEAMS BASKETBALL Grundy County Yellow Jackettes had a perfect season in basketball, meeting and defeating the following teams. 49 Grundy Jasper 42 Grundy 28 Morrison 18 Grundy 41 So. Pittsburg 18 Grundy 16 Irving College 15 Grundy 47 So. Pittsburg 21 Yvonne Poeus-CRedJ-An outstanding guard and the only player on the team to make the all T.V.C. team. Mary Ellen Roberts-QBlondieD-A very valuable player and high scorer for the year with an aver- age of fifteen points per game. Betty Lynn Jones-CDarkieB-The quick-thinking forward that helped the team in many tight spot, known for good sports-manship and passing ability. Edna Meeks-iBessJ-The tall guard who can really intercept those passes. This is her second year and she has proved herself very valuable. Emogeno Patterson-CPatJ-Her first year and she has proved that she can take itg her most valu- able asset is her defensive playing. Frances Henley-CShortyJ-The little forward who always knows what to do next. Her points added to Grundy's score and they have won many games. Juanita Kilby-CNitaJ-A first year guard that promises to be valuable in the coming years. She is a good passer as well as intercepter. Mary C. Layne-fCatJ-A very accurate shooter, forward who will prove valuable if the war doesm't end, if it does she will start housekeeping. Marie BarnesufSqueakyJ-The only senior playerg has proved her loyality by sticking with us. 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Acknowledgement of obligation is hereby made to advertisers and boosters for financial contribu- tions, to members of the faculty for time, advice, and patienceg to Mr. Anderson in particular for active participation, administrative assistance, and for the use of his office, to members of all classes for literary compositionsg to every indi- vidual who assisted in the selling of ads and the collecting of snapshots, to all Juniors and Seniors who have given of their time and talent to the collecting, compiling, typing, and arranging of the material of this little book. The staff of Golden Memories, therefore, takes this opportunity to express sincere appreciation to everyone who contributed in anyway, whatsoever, to the 1945 publication of the Grundy County High School Annual. F 2 3 4 n f 2 a 4 3 ii fi , 3 'Q .S S i -Q 5 as 5 s fi 5 i. P E 5 K... EY 51154-0 ' , 1:-' - , 5 ' , ' 'Z-1:1r1'5?:w 22W!?.. ... A!5,WKV' W2.Tw'?4'.I3' 3f:i'S3 f65f1VwJfI fhNk ':fJ1k'f' 1 L' ,H '4 ' f ', P ..a.BU..f ' 'Qfb xl Nw C OMPLlMENTS , X-J-F' . u ' A . 50 f' ING COMHJ-X NIY fl,-XCY FH! ff' F 'f7SSfF 2 - A , 'xr ? ' V Hia ' - : ,wir .iw k - MHS gk ' , v . V1 5 Q , ,, E Q - ix! if 3+ eumikwgi .. fe.:-F Shrom's Grocery Gas and Oil Feeds and Seeds Tracy City, Tenn. W. R, Gunn a Son Dealers in Livestock and General Farming Decherd, Tenn. ,Q Compliments W C Abernathy Tracy City, Tenn Complim nts E1liot's Dairy Dr Philip S Adams Osteopathic Surgeon Physician Tracy City, Tenn Compliments Roy Wright Store Tracy City, Tenn 5 or 0 o of ft 1 xt ' I 1 5 I of vii! Q Fritz Henry Flury Beauty at Barber Shop Quality store TT' Phone-100 Tracy City, Tenn Tracy City, Tenn Phone 24 TG 3 YN Ex . x , i , , 1 6,5-1fl. . LfJ?g 'A ' Compliments L E HASSLER Dry Goods, Shoes y EXCHANGE FURNITURE CO sand mrnismng Good . ' Memnnville Tracy City yTracy City, Tennessee Tullghgmg GEARV R SON Gas Oil Accessories we have electric equipment For Vulcanizing Valves and Badly damaged tubes Tracy City, Tennessee 1 1 Blu K' 1 1 ', Fbr the past 25 years we served the automobile ow- ner from the same location without charge of men- agement. We thank automobile owners for the busin- ess you have given us in the past and solicit your continued patronage. we hope to be able to offer you New Chevrolet Cars and trucks as soon as the war is overs Tracy City, Auto Co. Chevrolet Dealers. ' ' - .,.V V r-4' VX MN bQi 5'zyf LJ:-J I L1 al 1 X F?.fl7Xl,I Q55ffl1N ', N ' f Q 4 0 QQ V Hcffmfr mix W M822 S Am Sm U may M1195 42 I GCVJ IX W31'l.'i!5X RV ffl , CD15 Gf'5fXYQ.'ff5lR3 mmm S7-ff! TTY RE DIME SEM T379 V E 31 S 3 1 E L. 5 -K if 2 5 5 3 'Q F2 4 1 i.'31'n'li!'i Y. iii., WWA., 'F . '. v ' ' V . f ..AJ1'..f k -135-1 N 'nl Z . Q E w 3 Q Ei' E Q -f. 4 -s Q 2 55 5 se 2 F 'S E 5 5. 5 4 z ,4 T 'Y-. Ahh ' V' L fp-7 1 ffffii YY'Ui'3!f1i3ZP!s! Gfdffl' '-.17 siflikfzlf ' I ' f5HM!'FllJi2a45'7qL'm '-:HV ' KL' f lil' 3 M, ' 'TRACY Cm. T ax-ffsvifiib 9 -Cb asia, com P1.aM.:2N'rs ' N.Mf.f,1f5 . N. Manufacturer and Dealer r in doors and windows and N r rw- 1 P f' JLQIL X-Uixrg all kinds of rough lumber cofx L M 0 N 'L ENNESSEE 'fiamifssza xlfxff' rUllN6 JN' ON Ffua i rlUXlGKf PFu lf Jfbmrffxul f F1 kt , I .4 1 K . f -. , , .1 L.. s 4 y, . . 4 1 ' 5 1 ,f ' 1 1 , 1 1 ' 1 X 5 Q v u z , ' N K 1 4 TJWX We fa , , . -54+ . . A ' ',5gA.f15. ++' ph M , .1 . I - :www 1:4 1,1 3--,gg , f I. . QBFWQZQ. s 'f x ' ' f if ' 5 4 - 0 504 -mrs 791 2 ' - ' ,ff . fvegif -3 ?,37f :fri ,I wife . ' 'V J 'If' - 'fi2 2L.i'b' Qfx2:fx.'g4 , ' f 'fam 'f.-'zu A W ,,k iM,f,,f.y, 1hi,,,g ,gip,,'? 7, v : ,v -Lv V ' . ,ff 2 12,17 KA Y 1-1 V 4-f: , Q 9- Q :Im mf Y f , I ff MLM.-R Q -, ' K , - u -f f A Y- ' K ' f ,h,,,H,w.s , 4. 1 ..,4gs 4 Member Federal Deposit Insurance Comporation g5,ooo,oo Maximum Insurance for Each Depositor. x Grade A .t P13317 Interstate Life k Accident Company V. L. Northcutt Altamont, Tennessee Coalmont Savings Bank Coalmont, Tennessee Mannis Motor Court J. M. Colston Owner and Operator Phone 2424 Junction U. S. Highway 41 and 64 Monteagle, Tennessee BUY WAR B ONDS . v H yi, gh, ., N4 A, flu- . hd X, iffy, 'J Thcmas'k Wilson's Grocery Store Palmer, Tenn. Hamby Grocery General Mdsc. Pelham, Tennessee R A Francis' General Merchandise Monteagle, Tennr Francis Grocery Co Groceries Feeds Fresh Meats Monteagle, Tenn ' Phone 2281 Compliments sf - 'Ashburn's Sudden Service Good Gulf Gasoline Pelham, Tennessee - ' l I S. H. Myers General Merchandise Coalmont, Tennessee Bennett's Ser Sta Monteagle, Tenn Texaco Products X Marfak Lub Phone 2441 Hotel Maplehurst top of Cumberland Mt! where its coo1 Monteagle, Tenn c Phone 2441 ri Ei L1 4 E Q H -- .a 3 4 L is 5 4 'f in -r'inTY'2'DSnnu, , ' v v ' ' 'rlfi-If'V 'f-iWf'F'f2'lQWWW '1f. 'XJ'1CfY- 9 '5 W 'Wi' 4- X - k' .4,Ji'..' ' lf ' .fl 1. .:e:.,.fm'- ,xr 5 lg, ,I , . L i tl? D 'ff,'g. y.-' fm, .- Y 1-11,1 '1 ,gr, ,, 7 My , i 'Tea ' 3 , gf ' l ,, ,, .. C , C C1362 'fig ' L. C. 4.Ix.ElQ1,213 IQ te, In-:BIAS ll y l L y - VV gl 4 KWH Vx Crf F' ' ' ' ,e BED f PLACE IO .fKADf. e PALMER. TENN. 7 C It-ig 'C W ' C ' A . 'VVV X V - A ,. fm, l givinsq comm MEN rs C W A f , OF C pr'rNXlrrv-,rr-q W? -fwgxx J1i,fNJJ!l JQJDLJKIJ 5 f T Sf - - - ,, , Riino rfoxcv cm rm rarsrn, ,Q ,P 1 ' L 'll5 v4iL..4H'3, A ' ' yf 'Q 1 ge Compliments Compliments U T e A V f ' N . A la . xii ' e X of Of The Marugg Co. Polly'e Beauty Shop r A Qi Tracy City, Tenn, H Mrs. Henry Alexander 'V gf, 1875 ' 1943 C Palmer, Tenn. 3 'lu ll C i me If Cf, j'lf19f Kelly Partln Dairy fi fi Monteagle'lDiner .Q Y 4 1 C. -A Grade IIAIU W, fy any yi bs' Where the Nation Dines Whole Jersey Milk L Monteagle, Tenn. .N QM Monteagle, Tenn. Q f C I Phone 2171 3.4.2 LX' Fi Jil' -, 2:82 , . 2 PMT!! . , 4, . 5 ,nf - fr' .if fl ,M - ,. if COMPLIMEN fr., GF ,ffwr NAT! ONAL BANK 15 mxcv csv! 'rarlrlassaf c0MP1,1Mf,N rf, SEQUAC1-IEE VALLEY I A aid!! c0oP5:4fx'rnfa :nur i H Q .1 if 5 H if 5 a A 3'RHaiaiiSFFMLK'v3lE8-37145-N'7Q.3!! 3:5-Wkdlid-1 TL 1V?'CK.i,. I 1 S Q E 3 4 2 s 3 21 6 Z E 3 E 5 K ii 2 r v ri E 'E S ' ' 2118-x ' I HSrR?,.2YA3ifi-.S-Y'!s' L. ,Jlik A ' M fi-'HEVRSTTSixifiwiifbiibk5icTRfzg?5iP!'b'b5EffM'af,W?Zli5l2K.Lwv1fl 1!-I?',fi2LpLK rlgtifrh k '1 .1751 .Q S, , 1 A-1 P' R N A A'-ig w. A 1.5 pg 3 Q L 55 gf l. gms, N., :ll 1: gg ' -Q-J J- .4 .. 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