Grundy County High School - Mountain Laurel Yearbook (Coalmont, TN)
- Class of 1946
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K 1 fm K ,, .: 3 ,,,-. ka, - I I falff .af f Wifi, Qrw '1 5W .v S- A L My My ' '- -f 91, . e i -7 4 Q 5 'r. if by ff, f lfiw'-iii . 2514 Q, IJ, ' 1 . 1- : r .f ' fr fix N ' ff 'f zgafvf' , -. ' ,11f?f, 5 -4 w . 1 5 , M -1 Q ' 1 ' ' , ' 2' I ! A 'Q . ' -- , I . . , 'L 9 - - if 1 ijj? 3 ?' ' f 5 5 , 1. K .ivy K-,Ly Q. bi . ZA JEINX K! fimzfi' ' ' ff , Q 4- 5 J . 1 ,- 41,3 . , A gn ,. 4-7 , W. T,3vLw..N:, .fr1umumm.'fHm1- 'fN1w'.'::'.g: W Q.-:'iv:4..:, ,nl mmf-T21 1. :m.'.hs,m 1 ' . . MMA I 1 15 1, 5 . I S s 1 I I i Q E I I F NA nice buildingn is perhaps the typical remarkof strangers as they view the edifice which houses Grundy County High School. But to us, the graduating class, Grundy County High is more than a beautiful building. It is a second homeg and as a home, we fine it hard to gleave. It is the symbol of many happy hours, of many i s i glorious opportunities, of a host of cheerful friends. Activities once regarded as too exacting, now ap- pear on the screen of our memory as pleasant duties, long, boresome class periods fade into fleeting mo- ments of real worthwhile living, and the once serious- fminded unsympathetic teachers are remembered new as i s 5 i 6 P sincere Iriends. How can we ever forget or cease to love Grundy County High? Within these walls we have spent four happy years. Here we have worked, played, laughed, loafed, cried and grumbled some, but the good times, the pleasant memories, out number, by far, the un- pleasant ones. We have formed, within these walls, friendships which will last through out our life time, and in the future when a name is spoken, we shall be heard to remark, nl was in school with her.n ' During those periods in our future when we tire of real life, we shall send our thoughts racing back to scenes of our high school days, and for a brief mo- lment recall with delight the noises of creaking lock- I x x 1 ers and books thrown carelessly in, of loud voices in the halls, of the patter of feet on the stairs or of the hilarious yells of fans at our ball games. To paraphrase the poet we say, nHow dear to our hearts are the scenes of our school days When fond reccolections present them to 5 View, The building, the campus, the once-dreaded lessons And every friend here, which we new bid adieu.n PURE ORD Ne, the Seniors, have endeavored to mike this volf ume of Ere Qountlin L3u3cl.u mirror reflectinm vividly the various phases of life at Grundy County Hiqh dur- ing the school year l9e5-46. To capture e snort of todQy's living, to fan it with breezes of yestcrdayfs accomplishments into a flame of tomorrow's memories, we the staff of l945-46 present to you a brief srmmary of your days and ways at Grundy High. lay your heart be ever gleddened and your love and admiration for Grundy High be intensi- fied by the glow of the Grundy spirit which we have caught and recorded on the pages of this annual. lay this attempt to keep alive the nappy memories of Grundy High inspire all succeeding classes to con- tinue the publication of The Lountein Laurel. ---,U--.:. ,QQ -..-- 1-2.-vi , , .-...ww-......-...,.....--v--.-..... ,-V., ..,,... ..,....,.,, ,.,......-- n-..,...,...,1.-m.,-.......- - f........... -...M .-W........-....,......-..W-- DEDICATION To THC Boys GDC' Girls Who wont Hom Classroom To War - To those fromfe rumolyfoumty Whig-lmvirwg Qiv5mTlWQirLive33 WlU never refurm ' This Eook 'im lwurnlole Q Rf'XTl TUUE is Dodkoatod CONTENTS STAFF FACULTY CLASSES ACTIVITIES CLUBS ATHLETICS FEL. TU RQ.. S LDVLRTISERS i s X X FN A X W Q Wa ' f ?sVm W N 437 X x 5 X 7X QW X Q 4 f . Y 'YW wwwwf-QYQEF? 'WW ' Nfmmfgw X 41 XM .1-sfsxvvlhillnlsn. ,Mim...wnw-r P'-uw wth wi amxlmm w llswwizv v' nada Johnnie J. Heard Kiss LQey Yhrber , Ophelia Taylor .EM-301' Sponsor Assistant Editor C N15 XCAW if Don Parlax an v. cmignnan BdSiness'Mdihger L Advartiaing lmnager Ethelynne Haynes Bettye Jeanne Kennedy Christine Ross Art Editor Booster Senior Editor 44 il? www 3 -wa, 3 qs HIW'F gy -lst kggfzmts ,f:1.tY!GO,'f1'!lp3'2 ra Lou Hzzuldln fiHE'Y7ZCl'lCl iiazuiis Petty' Qiwr !e3,' .nv 1 B-MJ 1 Cf? ,ygblst Sports -iii- --up. q , izweogvm ph 1 ' Wu'f 'Lfifrfft ax,-ci, LIZ .ausv 'Kathy me ?'s:n?1:s figpwf .9 95 fi - 7 1 gh T it , Y W ', Ekf ifisie 4,1 i ,gsijgygziishi 3, ,X Q! ,z,. ,, , Juni wr' :Lay Lffmor-9 1.3951 1 ky' ' ...,..f' uv , vf car: BH? 'ff 1 in LfEU2,L',' 'xvgfg uw f -r,.1 f ., 1 , n , 4 1 'XM 4,44 ,- L ' ' iHlm:sz.a'IA2iKi.'v':751s11u1.SwaB1i:HllrzL- 1... , 3Illaaa1mxfLHxx4mu,u.Aua4.w.1.a.mmMw1l1-w,..NlSi!ua,idhZ':zmimiH.i' Jqhn A. Andersen B.s.,x.A., Principal Columbia University 515410 Tenn. State College Qfawucl QBKLHUUQU 45.054, , , Qi . 2, R. H. Sehild B.S.,M.A. Mathematics , University of Florida f -Wg, age i GL 3 gx MISS IRENE E., PAYNE , , . f 1 . 9? -Lifmx .uciri-'rss .Q i L , X ' t'1:Lv:.: , 'lcnrmffsr mp r' if ' 01100 5.1 r E. MRS- NUNLEY MRS. COLSTON . . if l13f3L w A .,1 :' Juli : 'Q .fmii fel. 1' 1 ,fx ' Q , . , N A I I WW ' ' Www - I fxg 1 MISS MARTHA IKARD MISS PARKER I nd o ,WM Vi, T.R. : 7 Q QM. vPon-Qs Mn'3isn - wath. vain Q4nMx' Qllw-r Lvench ,onnnsssw nulleff by ixg. J.C. RAY MISS JEWELL HAMBY State Teachers' Uollcxe f'5' , x Librarian Qtate .QucuerS' nolleqv Muflxwf Z I Q5 If Mi? 728' . zoggjgggi L r W v .4299 Q X 1 if ,bq.l4 Q., .A.g Iss, A O' Ou L :i 'f5'l5 6759333 f ww , ,, lgghisf ,zwzgfgg ,' 45,351 jasx v bpm, :gg .2 ff?f ,fg- Mgwbwzvpihf Y 'Zena 52 li577 ff ' 7 I . - 1 34. , , 'B N , X7 ,492 . X M15 ' X gl ' ' !L f41 ' ' ,S ' 5 'Sgr' f -' ' ' , I v 'I ' I xv, 5 ig? ' -5 F ', , ., navy ' . r Wfiw S-. ff c ' yfsffsgvffr J I ,X ,, sv. .ya sv f 1. fx. 5, if-.fr n's,.o,i-' 1119- ffiiff 1 U AM lm? 74 Q H w' rQ 6 ,Qf,p ' lun u 0 V 0 . Hg v'37fifu-' . ' f , wiv fcgikfk 'xkgikffvgi 342295255 ' Q9'1fWCf3?fU OOC ' ' f LUff'vN47?6Q 5 . ' N X Y-XCNL .J 'C I XXN-',N If .Eli :KJK NGK : .'7o ' 12 'tn' fl X:. 'lllfi' -27 54 31' '42 nits'-. ' 43- . :,25f.,,:h 35 rfwviai tg ff' ' f ' I Sponsor Ira. Colston SENIQR Christine Ross--Coalnont ,V but PPBIGIIBO in .V ASS 4 Ba3o , Annual Starr, Gln Club, Dmmatioa Club, 5ac'y Senior Clan. 'ind no'sr did Gramians chisel Trace a finer rom or lavslicr taco. Ho --Ti' 'C Drfiitianlgiubttgnper Senior 0 . lun. I bnuty il Q jay M451-'Q51fLfz4 fini .,,9ms-mivillhiillp. alumni' nf-mwiuremui smcxg ' Johnnie J. Heard--Palmer II.F.L., Dramatic: Club Glas Club, Paper Staff Football Queen '44 Annual Staff, Senior Play 'A hurt when love is innocont Don Paris-Tracy City Drom tlou Club, Anpual Stat! Pdbtblll-'45 '44 '45 N.F.L Barnum:-vis, lie, PIP-.A. . 'Polwonns goes tu-, yet Coats nothing! ig eziig 862 look:-Gollno o , 1: on cms r, emu my 'anal ------ ow' Hail! hOb 'c0l1l0!lt . ann club, s.r.L. npr sw: runue rw om Emo Senior Play, Dramatic! Club 'Sho in no thrifty and good that hor mu passed into u provoxfm' Doris Anderson--Tracy City Dramatioa Club, Gleo Club- Proa. Press Club. What is thine is mine, and all mine is thine . Dhnplo Brom--Tracy Clty Dramatic: Club Gloe Ulub, 3.7.1-., Paper gtaff, Brownie 'hbova a heart more kind and 80961 Harold Jones--Tracy City Bots. Club, Balketball-'45, '46 N.F.L. Tia better to have loved and than never to have loved at all Srmklan Knut--Pal mez- NQ r , - F But all round girl zrnslub, Annual Starr, ' Boc'y Glen Club. 'Bnbbling brooks. f mlm- Jnifuuizrm V iv-url :'-fum' a-313 ' f K Charles L. Cunningham Tracy City, President of Dramatice Club, Football '42, '43,'44,'45. WKnov1edge comes, but wisdom 11ngers.n Betty Hunley--Palmer Annual Staff, DeAeR-eg Bsta- Club, Dramaties Club, Press Clube 'When she had passed, it seemed like the ceasing of exquisite mnsic.' Ethel e Haynes Tracy City Dremazglze Club, Glue Club, French Club, Press Club, Annual Staff, Senior Play. I heard the little bird any eo J Layne Palmer Plgy speaks, so is he. Bessie Eldridge--llonteegle 91'l.Bll.t10l Club and Glee Club Let me be ever the first, the nearest, and the dearest Lee Helmee Tracy Gi 5 -- lgruuties Club and Glee C13 Szzgexee. I told. my bends and V8 e lee Wand: Brunel--Pelham gets Club and Glee Club Blue were her eyes as the hir!-flag Her cheeks like the dum or shy. Joe V. Crie ton--C About Aman sur? an. gnu, Drlllt16l Club, Foothill '44,'4 , rg 'For men :Ely some md men me 80: but go on forever. Bet! Club, N.F L , Press Club, Pres. iditor of 211101: e mirror of then8ou.1g W.: 9-nu giiiwva 1 u x V- f 415 .3s.A..4 553952 5: .X ,T UF' L 5 K. ' xi , 4 , ,ififwm A f Fm jg fzfwvfigaq ' Don Roberta--Tracy City NoFuLs, Football-'45, 44, '45 - 'Ilan auch not live by bread nam. Ruth liars--Tracy City Soc'y .F.L., Gln Club, French Club, Dramatioa Club, Pager Starr, Beta Club Senior Play, ianiat for Glas alub. 'To look at tgoe unlocks a warmer clima- Iary Ruth 3tinnott..,.ea.1mor Unitarian club Paper Staff, inmml Start, Geluaminl Work. , 'Wa never grow too old to lava. Q Barn Lou Bouldin--Uruotli 9rlml.t10l..0111b Bibi 01105, Imam. Starr, from Club. 'Dr louis nhl had 9. N11 more or mrs. illean. Hawk--Pllham Cmmaeraill Work, Glue Club. 'Divinely nu, md divinely nu. ,Dania Uaixmrd-Gruatli Evra-ia, ?0Otbl11Q'fBs appitite emu to no while an ing. A 311.134 Jgwba-.Palhll A 1h1. sm. 1: um s ms, :sm-. that 11.nl.'. , , A 'L.L f'h1tQuw-rl,-hu BllkCtbl1.1nm'46,' ,lag tarrlsg 'Iva lovnvib l1l0!g makes tha world go nrwnnd., Qygygf , My R ,Em lm , Lzuiiliuifgl fmlzfxnafszzafesimfazswggz 1 Anna sua Holloway--Tracy City Susie, Glas Club, Dramatiea Club, Home Economics, Annual Staff, Comercial Work. NA fem more fair, a. face more sweet, no'er bath it been my lot to meet. Ularenoc Kilgore--Tracy City F.F.A., Basketball-'45, l Football-'45 i 7110 one knovafaat he can do till he tries. . . i 9 . , . -To Ann Gunn--.Pelham Basketball-'44, '45, Gln Ulnb Gommez-cial Work, Home Eeunmlca. Let us be than what ws ure, speak lent we think in all things. Narcis In Br-azile--Pelham give giubamiommeroial Work, me an ca 'Little boats Should. keep near the ahora. Maris llccarver---Coalmont 'Rea , Dramatica Club, Gln Club , Comercial Work. 'The very pink of perfection. . . 5,- Navy Smith---lonmagle ' ' Glu Club, DI'!.lllt10l Club. . 'Bova and you shall be loved. Leonard 3uter--Iasnger 'B0Ob1l'5 FQFQAQ YA rusblu bodyweakona the 0 minds I K Do:-oth! Vng.1--lionteaglab Dramat as lub, Commercial Work. u 'Inst but not least. ,mm , f ' N W 1 1, f' mr Winiumwnhniszhnww JUNE TATE, 'Shorty,' -Laager Dramtica Club Glee Club 'Little but 1oud.' ORANGE LEO!! IORTHCUTT - Palmer Basketball - 'NS - 'N6 'Can ve ever have too Much of a good ming? OPHBLIA TAYLOR - Laager Annual Staff, Glue Club, Dramtiee Club 'And allle thatfa beet of dark and bright, meet in her aspect and hex' eyee. BEULA11 HAI HISTER - Beersheba Dramatic: Club, Senior Play 4 'It is grand to live me learn. L. D. SARTAII - Pelham F. P. A. W2-A43 Dramstioe club, netball 155 'Ria limbs were cast in manly mould, for har-dy sports or eonteat bald. 1 CAROL!! AIDBRBOK - Palmer Beauties Club, Glue Club 'An attentive listener to Chevrolet ear horns. VEDA UAE COIDRA - lonteagle Dremties Club, Glee Club 'Life is what you make its. JAMES TGTHRROW - Gruetli Dramtiue Club Football '40 -U51 -'42 Basketball '40 -'Nl -B2 'His ready speech flowed fair and fx-ee.' 0.-aff pwfadkl -We ' ' wummaiuwkmwkwlfmlsmhmwyimmw , 'milwnumwiwwbrmnrmixnim lfvnmms, -N.. 1,:'3'.:avzS'2'11f -..-M ...-4. .-....-.....-.v.,--- ..-Q. -?,f..---.. -..-..4---. l, W -.. , CLASS HISTORY It was on August 7, 1942, that oneuhundred forty freshmen entered Grundy County High School, We repre- sented practically every community in the county. Eve- eryone had different ideas about school, and before the year was gone many had dropped out. We were well repre- sented in the various clubs, and several of the stu- dents proved to be very intellectual by becoming mem- .L.'l bers of the Beta Club. For class officers, uH6 follow- ing were chosen: Doris Anderson, Presidentg James Gols- ton, Vice-Prcsidcntg Dixie Wiggins, Secretaryzmd Treas- urer. Liss Yarber was chosen sponsor. ' Ihgp VJ registered as sophomores on August 2Z,MM5, we felt a greater responsibility than we had felt as Mfreshmen. We realized 2355 goal to an education was Amore than merely going to classg we knew we had to work 'hard. Many of our fellow classmates resigned from our school activitics-- some entered the armed forces while others felt the road too rugged te-continue, Our class officers were: Johnnie Jane Heard, Prc:idcnt5Eedye.bIne Kennedy, Vice-Presidentg Doris Anderson, SCCTCCDISU and T1 1 Ethel nne Haynes, Treasurer' iranxlin Rust. Re orter. 'N . . my 5 ' .1 Miss williamson was our sponsor after Mrs, Ray left our schoel.Inl?cbumary we entered into the bond drive sand won with a total sale of about pl5,000t We entered our 'unior year ver' erthusiasticallf an - - Q H J n J with the determination to go places. Buck Sanders was elected President, A,J. Layne, VicehPresidgntg Betty Nunley, Secrctaryg Marguerite Roddy, Treasfrergdhdstine Ross, Reporter, Liss Yarbor was chosen class sponsor.Wb sponsored thc football queen contest and a junicr girl, lJohnnie Heard, was crowned queen, Cur entertainment .of the seniors came a little early because several 5 boys were to be inducted into the service before the end of the school year. As juniors, we practically coveted the seniors of their rank, but we knew we would follow thmr footsteps one year hence. . As we entered our last year in Grundy High,va Rumd that only forty-six of the original one hundred and br- u 1 2 N s Ymmnmk '-12534 N E '!W4zxGafl9l.Lv!l-1,v,'.m-:Mv'cfmin2r'ilillliuwafaw.n,.Qfm.4+-M we 'v1.-frs2QRvAff ,w , iw-wvw.'fQ f -rwwzwfwrw-iiwminlln ' lnqdulli 1 Y ,, ,Wg , nl,,, . V ty were to graduate as dignified seniors. . We looked resolutely upon the year ahead of us and all the things it held for our enjoyment and disappointment. On November lO, the juniors entertained us by tak- ing us on a trip to NHShVilL9. We visited the Hermitage and the Parthenon, Everyone enjoyed the day although de weather was rainyh For the senior play we decided to give The Little Minister as dramatized from James M. Barrie's'?Eory by REIEEdHFernand. The cast includes A.J, Layne, Nthe lit- tle ministerny Ruth Myers, Babbieg Ethelynne Haynes,ths little ministerfs mothcrg Harold Jones, the village paw siciang Bettye Sue Weeks, the new servant girl, Raymond Hargis, a wealthy landownerg Ruth Meeks, a neighborwun- any Don Paris, a wayward chapg Charles Cunningham, ah- officerg Bettye Jeanne Kennedy, Rob Dowfs daughterglhn- D16 Jane Heard, the unfortunate old lady on her way to the poor house. The seniors taking part in the speechf tournaments were: Original orators-Ruth Myers, A.J. Layne, Debaters Don Paris, Don Roberts, Harold Jones, Raymond Hargisg Extemporaneous speakers-Franklin Rust, Dimple BrowngDnP matic Readings-Johnnie Jane Heard, Marguerite RoddygPo- etry reading-Betty Sue Meeks. We made plans for the publication of The Mountain-M Laurel. We ordered our rings and invitations. Almost everyone received his ring before the Christmas hdikws. For class officers we chose the following: Raymond Har- gis, president, Buck Sanders, vice-president, Christine Ross, secretary, Marguerite Roddy, treasurer, Bettye Jeanne Kennedy, reporter. Miss Yarber and Mrs. Colston were chosen class sponsers. We regretfully leave our places at Grundy High in search of higher goals, feeling that our time here has prepared us fully to meet the future with success. We trust that the senior class of 1945-1946 -will serve 88 a guiding light to future graduating classes, ijffignggv ing them to attain the highest goal ever reachediiu ghj human endeavor. 1 ,,..Jq' 1 I 'Y 4 w u 4 . ui. ' f -exmmawwmllll ' Wamwlswmiaium M CLASS PROPHECY As I, Ruth Meeks, was walking through the woods one day, not thinking of anything in particular I found myself lost in the depths of a dense forest. Evening was coming on, and I knew that I must try to find my way out of the forest. As I was wandering be- neath the overhanging limbs of the trees, I spied a queer looking old woman. Ky memory of fairy tales led me to believe that she was a supernatural being. I soon learned that she was a fortune teller. In a strange way, she invited me to go inside the hut. I told her that I was expecting to graduate from Grundy County High School on May l6. I asked her to tell me what my classmates would be doing twenty years hence. The aged lady gazed into her crystal ball for some time. She looked surprised. niyl What a prominent group I see hefore me,u she said. NI see Raymond Hargis as President of the United States. his chief advisor is A.J. Layne. June Tate and Ophelia Taylor own a pigeon farm jointly. Betty Jeanne Kennedy and Charles Cunningham are new married and living happily in a beautiful home in Houston, Texas. Ulf you care to know, Bessie Eldridge is with the Bingley Brothers Show doing marvelous acts on a trapeze. L. D. Sartain is taking Frank Sinatra's place. Sue Holloway has become a 'noted pianist.n After gazing into the magic ball for a prolonged time, she said, HHarold Jones is the high sheriff of Grundy County. The ball shows plainly that Den Paris is a dentist in Chattanooga. Well, imagine this Clarence Kilgore and Dorothy Vail are ballet dancers, Franklin Rust is a dress designer for the Vogue and Carleyn Anderson is a laboratory technician. Fred White is trying to find a way to get an education without studying.n wwwslnfsinitlifimml' ' . ,rm1Lm'ava5L3q:sEam. The mysterious lady pondered, moved away, and tried again, but it was hopless. All that she could see for Harguerite Roddy was that she would be an old maid school teacher taking Kiss Lacy's place. A happy look spread ever the old l1dy's face. She turned to me and said, UI see that Buck Sanders has answered the call to the ministry. Billie Ruth Jacobs is a mission- ary to foreign lands. Iarie HcCarver is a taxi driver at Pittsburg, Pennsylvania. Ruth Hyers has become a well-known dranatics ceach.n I It was hard for me to believe, but she said that the magic ball shows plainly James Totherow and Bill Gunn fighting prohibition in every possible way, and gBeulah Mae Nester is a librarian.. Sara Leu Bouldin .and Mary R. Stinnett are personal shoppers for Marsh- :all Field Department Store of Chicago. Veda Mae Con- :dra and Jo Ann Gunn are nurses in Leon Northcut's San- Qitarium. f The old lady rested a few minutes, then continued her gazing. nJoe Vernon Creighton is an lnglish pro- :fessor at Purdue. Iac Wanda Braseel is writing pop- 'ular sengs.H She notioned as though she would dismiss me, but I exclaimed, nLady, surely there is more to Qseel Nhat about the other members of the classin ' So after gazing again, she resumed her weletter. PBetty Nunley and Mary Smith are secretaries at the UNO gCapitol. Ethelynne Haynes is the Champion Lady wres- gtler of the l96O's. Audie Lee Holmes is married hap- ,pily and has a home blessed with three children. fChristene Ross and Lllean Hawk are nanaging a home for eorphans. Doris Anderson is the radio sponsor of John- jnie Jane Heard who is lecturing on 'How To Raise Hogsl 5Denis Iainord is the proprietor of a pool room.n Q She gazed once mereg then she called me so that I Qceuld see also the pleasing scene before her. It was ia big day for everyone at Grundy High in Hay, 19663 ,the Alumni were the guests while competing with the iathcletic organizations. The football game was start- Qing. A colorful band was seen parading the field. 5 I Twin. .,4J?.xA:1:m:mr:.WnLs.iw,w2nirn4ff11if1w,.:.y.. fam. ' mK1wa.. .l:'iAz.i.uz,:- . -V A4.n,n:A':.::x:m-P'nx.lli:'.eK, ' Don Roberts was leading the band at Grundy High. How it thrilled me to know that in the future there would be a new gymnasium, a new stadium, and the field xmas flood-lighted. There was an inside swimming pool. I could hardly believe my eyes. Nareie Mae Brazile was the swimming instructor, and Betty Sue Meeks and Leone ard Suter were the coaches for Grundy. I saw myself walking across the beautiful, well-kept campus. I was meeting the former Elouise Henley and Katherine Almany who had decided to leave school before graduation in order to get that Irs. Degree. Many things had hap- pened for the betterment of the school since I had graduated. The woman and I looked into the ball again.EverMh 1g seemed to grew very dim but after all I had seen mxmgm I had learned the future of my classmates, and ,I was well pleased with their accomplishments. Thanking the old lady for all the information and bidding her a ver- y pleasant good-night, I hastily made my way out of the forest. It was getting late, and I suddenly thought a- bout all the lessons I must prepare for the next day. I knew that I would be compelled to slight some of my assigments ,but I felt well repaid for all the time I had spent delving into the future., .-.... .-.-,......... ...,. . ...-....M.. ........- .......... -..-- -..-,., - ' ml WMU!-Pwwdsldmzw ' ' imm a CLASS W We, tho'Scnior Class of l945, I ,...,.s......1.......,.,e......,-,.,,.,..... ..-- -- ..,,..... ,f,...,. , A, imma, e , do this 16th day of May in the year of our Lord make our last will and testament. Having used our text books widely, having stored our minds with their contents. as well as with the contents of books from the liorcry, ard having served our time for four or tive years, we are silent- ly and regrctfully stepping out of tte picture of Grundy County High School, leaving our places, books, and the attention and instruction of the teachers to the future generations of Grundy County High School. Realizing that we are no longer a part of this high school, we do judge it a privilege to put our signa- tures to our last will and testament. To our dear teachers we leave the solemn promise that they will never be forgotten for their time, pa- tience, love, understanding, and talents that we have exhausted. To the Junior Class, we leave our dear accustomed places in the class rooms, auditorium, gymnasium, and our English note books. To the dear Freshmen, we leave them our courage and valor hoping they can take our seats three years hence. Dorthy Vail leaves her quietness to John Francis and hopes he will use it. Ruth musical ability and fancy giggle and Lucille. Lawson. To Johnny Bouldin, Leonard Suter and Denis shyness of the fairer sex. Veda long and cherished standing room Carl Payne. Joe Vernon Crieghton ham have willed to Billy Phillip their wolfish howl and love for 'r' LJ If VL Techs bcqueaths .her to Violet Crabtree Fletcher and James Mainord will their ae Condra leaves her on the Pelham bus to and Charles Cunning- s and Lillard Gibbs their teachers. Sue 'r +'Z :'Y'A ', A '.g,..., . ... . m... ' .ZH ' .. ' WKWJ. , 4 M ..-..-.......--.. .. .-. ...-.... - -,. -... .-..- -U--......,..... ... .... .-... ...-.-- .- .. -.- -. .. ,....,......M,.,, .. .--,--,.- ... -............ . .-..... . ..- .... Halloway tearfully hands Genie Rollings and Mary Jo Fults her pamphlet, HSo You Mant To Bo A Bride?U The tallness, darkness, and handsomoness of Raymond Hargis goes to Herby Thrope and Preston Cannon. Dimple Brown wills her love for bus drivers to Melba Grooms. Naroie Hao Brazile loaves hor shortness of stature to Anna Hao Shrum. Bettye Joanne Kennedy leaves her acting a- bility and nswest talkn to Lssa Dean Miller and Janie Brown. Don Paris reluctantly bequoaths his good looks to George Schilds. Betty Sue Hooks leaves her ability to play Winning basketball to Zclma Johnson. Beulah Mac Nestor loaves hor long rod hair to Howard Ruth Sitz. A. J. Layne wills his ngirlish gigglesn and seat as dvice-principaln to Carl Lappin. Allean Hawk and Billie Ruth Jacobs leave their art of singing on the Pelham bus to Juanita Patterson. Etholynne Haynes wills the difficult spelling of her name and Mr. And- ersonis ability to pronounce it to hinona IcNeose. Fred White leaves his stage managing ability to Donald Klotz. Sara Lou Bouldin and Hary Ruth Stinnott leave their ngood will of Hr. Schildsn to Billy Metcalfe. Audie Loo Holmes wills hor dislike for burnin mid- night oil in preparation for the next day's wgrk to Frances Kilby. Clarence Kilgore loaves his bashfulness for 'Jimmie London. To Juanita Fults goes Franklin Rust's tactful strut. Marguroito Roddy sadly bequeaths her old-time tradition, HA Dillar A Dollar A Ten O'- Clock Schol1r,' to George Kilgore. Mae lands .'r. Brasoel and Eetty Hunley leave their modesty and gracefulness to Phalda Throneberry and Allene Nunley. Loon Northcutt and Don Roberts leave their seat in the fourth year history class to Jimmie Patton and Helen Sanders. Mary Smith leaves her corny jokes and love for Nashville to Charlestene Flynn. Buck Sanders rogretfully leaves his football ability to Barney Shadrick. June Tate and Ophelia Taylor uns willingly leave many of their boy friends for Helen Myers and Betty Rollings. Marie HcCarver loaves her tradition of being absent to Ldna Rose Garner. Johnnie Jane Heard wills her sweetness and nice disposition to Lois Parsons. Christine Ross leaves her position in the Senior Class to Ruth Owen. Doris Anderson leaves her charm and personality to Kathleen Roberts. To Clay -- f- - -:--u-.gal ., ---..,..,.......... ,- ....-.W-..-V -wi.-.. .-.W 1. w...Y... Iwi tix'-lzawlaffnia LL mix' J'vmuwR,1E11.L:L.N, zz fzmx :.:,w:1w1uwL.wM6.Ta+ A ' fs . 3 . i 5 Q . 2 i . z y x i x i l a r 4 s i 5 9 l I I i E L 1 I :..,...-.. -- ...... .. -4-..-...,.....-.....--.-.. 4. -,a...,,,.....--.. -.-....-........ ... ---M ..........,- ...,., ... ...-..---- 4--4-4 - - Fults goes L. D. Sartain's favorite corner in history class. Ruth Myers sadly leaves her French vocabulary and loud mouth to Helen Greeter. Harold Jones leaves his position as state debator to Benny Ray Harris. Jo Ann Gunn and Carolyn Anderson generously give their English work-books to Maudio Cagle and Cecil Meeks. James Totherow wills his ability to work geometry to Mary Nell Ledbetter. Bessie Eldridge cheerfully and willingly turns over to Topsy Burnett her typing manual and English vocabulary. In witness thereof, we, the Senior Class of 1946, the testators, have set our last seal this 16th day of Hay, one thousand and nine hundred and forty-six. f MlH:.Q'..,1mm 2 ' W V Q , , Q ,iq if , Cx 7X fy 5: A 6 x A 0 fo? S A 29 1. Qjivoq' fill? 3 'ffl Q 3 ggi u l 3,- hf H? 'WEE f M X 'wfx fM uw- AvEsmv,' Nu xy KSN K sk' U N I Oggw ,T '- W' i ay L xg Q Mrs. Ray ' WQEQ Sponsor' , Cannon I Metcalfe President Vice Presid an t . . XS, .. . f?gf x.Y34E A' AEQQ, ..i?il5gLLx X ff M 'WVZF!Vl1. S U' fa L , wg , X Fults Thorpe Secretary Reporter X vigrx . h , x wiv JQ Moore Grooms Kilby Fletcher VV, 'iw all . ,5,: m 4551 iv 22? F , Q ' 4 fm j .am N' , 'VM L'f,' qf X? X .- TAME S YIOLY V, i 'rrk , 11 NT , i DMI 5 I A an ' . A mf, 1 .51 4 +. L A V BTW f . X s 2 Q , Zig . If ff 1 0515 R AYN M'mL'N2er x x. h 11W PSHKLDA Lg K QKONB TOM WI ml- FRANK 'ix , Ln W E fy! 2 L ... . ,V -12,-. v:r::'rs?wr', v1wvfmfL'1:Jc1'm.,,1 'WNW-Hlwl lima: 1 aes :waged-,1 Emu . S: r mir' f r , ev. '9 mlQa1:ll.T112m+212:z'mxx ' N 15 AR Sw NWN E Loubo wilIi:na , JUN flow H is 'from On August 20, 1945, we numbered one hundred twen- ty at the Grundy County High School. One by one, pu- pils droppcd out until only ninety finished the first year. We found our Freshman year enjoyable and event- ful. Uith Nr. Schild as our sponsor, we participated in all activities and some became members of the Beta Club. When the first of September, l944, camo, we, be- ing ngreen Freshmenn no longer, proudly entered Vthe portals of our beloved Alma Mater once more. We en- tered with a new detenaination to do our best, to both give and receive from our school to the fullest extent Mrs. Ray was our sponsor and helped us win the maga- zine contest. .Ne completed the year with 3110.00 for our treasury. . August of 1945 found us at the half-way mark in our high school education. Holding fast to our tra- dition, we were active in many different fields of en- deavor. We chose as our class officers: Preston Can- non, presidentg Billy Foutch Metcalfe, vice-president, Clay Fults, secretaryg Vary Jo Fults, treasurer, Herby Thorpe, reporter, Genie Rollings and Frances Kilby, class historians. le 'vvi chose Mrs. Ray as sponsor and we are indeed very grateful to her for the splendid way in which she has worked with us, Among the important events directed and sponsored by our class was the coronation of the football queen. This was the climax- ing feature of Stunt Night. The most important event of our Junior year was the entertainment of the Senior Class. In two school buses we journeyed to Nashville where we visited Berry Field, the Hermitage, the War Memorial Museum, and the Parthenon. The afternoon was spent by some at the football game and others at the theaters. A late hour saw us, a tired,' happy group, journey homeward. Our total ,income for the year was Ql746.88, of which we voted Ql500.00 to be spent on lighting our football field. As we near the end of this, our third year, we realize we have only one nero year in which to enjoy the privileges of Grundy County High School. M .uflzr lamina f XX . ' Q- fi .L 5' , 'i'-ff:E:- - sr X 2 gi V L -ig' X x Rx 5 , ' ss X X 45 Ac. xv, 3 5' 5, f-A X , ,, -am, K '81 ,if r X 1 -ei f 7 f z ' '71 x N1 'jifyr 14:1 f xi 4, s' M- i W 1 P .9 4 fl' if 13 , 'N K C A 7 F . -JE!!-gL:7f.1- ., . .. If QI ll f fi E-1 .. ' .. 2 43 .K fQ-'L - ,, -. , ., --Q X ...-::- ,NA v:ik f5,3gjQg:5f42viS- I 1:5 , - : gd Q ' f-,.-. A N RE' 5 y 4 Q li .ff XKHQ lflnmf. in l E:-1sg'!.gf-1 E liikiiflfg' SEEN J' ?'f-542W 2 I 'xY' 'Vkfm 9 5:3525 mgmw 5-4 i -,-lint' is-'5 ' , ' W..-1 ..,-,L s , 5 'J Q if. CJ K P CJ E H M E O fd N ,Lfkzfl iss Hamby Sponsor Tucker M8363 Sec'y Trcas. V5-CG President 4. N Tate SchlaQQtor bv .Hunley President Owen Reporter Summers I 1 f -PN. Qui! www 5 0' A M.. gi il 127 nubley Garner Jacobs Kilgore QL. , V . - -.1-Q55 Q iTEQE iHQwQ 'Q flaws: - ' .awk A , if . 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V F' ! 5 ' Afn ?,X' x,f'x,,, -it 2'-ralph! -,yy 4 :J SJRJJE-5i'..,.fjf1X.ZiXf.f :ef X..-.UX1 On September 4, l945, the once Hgrscn' freshmenn assembled in the hall of G.C.H. to congratulate them- selves upon having ngraduatedu from the Freshmen Class that a change in feeling from the past year: We were sophomores and considered by the freshmen, at least, as Uupper claesmen.n About two weeks after school had started, we had a class meeting and elected the following officers: Jewell Nunley, president, Mines Lagos, vice-president, Bill Tucker, secretary and troasurcrg Bobby Owens, ro- porterg Billy Faye London and Claudine Bennett, cheer- leaders, and Miss Hamby, sponsor. It surely was fun, and an addition to our feeling of importance when we were able to take part .in fthe initiation of the freshmen. We felt as though we were being recompensed for our being seduced to the rigora ous procedures of last year's initiation. As a class, we feel that we have accomplished many Worth while things during our two years at Grundy High This year we boast of being the first sophomore class ever to elect a football queen. Billy Faye London, the queen, was crowned with a beautiful ceremony at the stunt night performance. Although we won neither the book nor the magazine contest, we were stiff com- petitors and second only to the Freshman Class in both of these contests. We have members in all of the clubs and are espo- cially proud of several members of the Beta Club and the National Forensic League. Our chief regret is that several members of our class have already dropped out. In fact, two from our midst decided to take the nfatal stepn for nbotter or worse,n Ue hope it proves to be the former. Finally we would express our gratitude to all who are making it possible for us to attend Grundy County High School. We have enjoyed our sophomore year and n .. .v 1 ' ' .. , are eagerly looking forwa1d to our Junior year. 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H x 'J x XA I X In '-Jfwofg-ii In Sontofbo Grundy of Grundy County School 6 from from C 4 from Ridge, Longer Pnynos 1 fro' 2 from nl .ro 'ps-I , '- X ' ef '7 , 1.3 arp Ground fi .,. we Xi ' -- 'f I . f : - KJ- Y ' G ,. . ,- '1 V . .- , 1, , - 11 ,. . 1 ,, f ' v 5 Y h ' ' I ' . . . , 1 ,. sl ,K 5 J, 54 , is -B 5 el.. I 'xdfl 1. I .y ,. ', , gr V5 ., is 1y,,,' Q -,411 ' r, 1945, about ll5 Frcahxon ontorod tho A ' V' l'So' cl- noun y ,ls ,AWE L Cin: 'roy :ll roctlonx FN F D . . whoro more in to out r fron olook fontooglo, 7 from Bcorshoba Springs, from Victoria, 2 from Tdtosvillo, 4 , 2 frow Swcoton Jill, 3 from Gructli, Valloy Mono, 5 from Coalmont, l fron Pryor 2 from Summerfield, 1.from flat Branch, 9 from , 4 from Myers Hill, 1 from Frocnont, l from Covo, l from Iixon, 2 from Collins, 1 fron Utah, Dayton, ini there xoro 3 from out of tho state, Dotrlot ond l from .1shington, D. C. , 18 from Pilmcr For several wooks wc wondered around lost, about half of tho time. Thon ono day wo found oursolvos in tho auditorium and docidod to have 2 meeting. so oloctod tho following clubs officers: prosldont, -loyd Byorsg Vice-president, Iitcholl Flynn, socrotxry, Hnzol Grgcn Sindorsg troasuror, Ugltor Coulding fatty W 'I Jonas, and Patsy Iorthcutt fore oloctod chocr-logdsls. Irs. Hunley was chosen class sponsor. 4 As usual ro vcro inltiatod. Inc girls had to go barefoot, wear their drossos wrong sldo out and bo brnndcd qith 1 big rod UPN on tho forcnond. Instond of tho rofulir bolt llno tho bovs more undo to oull fx fl 6 woods offbtho lootbull Ilold. d A Sono camo th nffng High school would bo ill play and no cork since tnoy would have only four classos 1 lnstoad of the custowtry elgnt. By Christmas several had lroppod out, and only tn: dotor:inod :ro still with us. Frssnion have tikon pirt in 'll tho school Activ- -L J. 1 1 ,O ltios , no won tho qzggzinc contost and tho coo: drlvo. Lo have boon woll roprosontod in football, boskotblll, 1 Gloo Club and Dru itlcs Club. Six lrcsn an undo tno I Ectd Club. ns ngrocn fresh onu no orc lookin? forward to the tins when to mill bo ntiss sopno.oros.' ..... . ..., . .... ...,., ...,.. .,. ... N.. ,.............. rx I x .'x u X'- 5 n N f ,s il! x T -, '-X X N, 'f X ga, A wma, x ll x4 'f-if xx ' . U X f ,J - N o k V ' xiii. I Q xx -'W U ,gm M Wikia 5 9 . Q sfww. 1-nf fx - . ,ff 5 'H'd7.A Ht 'fikafif We V ' S- b,.,.hm.19 as w '2ff i 'wx 5 MP4 + X. 4 '-Q9V,J? '1j5395'M glwgn A i ' - 9, s .s N' 'Q NX 'if 2 f Q 1 Q 8. 5' 4 , , Alma! 4 ' A 1 f M 2 I UN! - - F ,lwfzigsfmumfii .J Y X i snclnuas , Z ann 7 I 9 l ' S X bs 5 - I H1.'1lQ BWP! horn' ?' Prosidogxt W l 9:-oltir lar: Im: Bouldin Franklin Rust Bu-old Jones A. J. Layne ' Halen Sanders 1 Bargin laryli wth ,Quiz 1 ' ' A. 45 0 R411 W5 QG55'Dffv if 1 AD 3 7x r' 'EM Q' gr N? 4. Us Mun fr,-Q ,R 6 X go fc, my ,G+ bf W ' 83' 'W S P071 SUV ad rKH4CLU3 Qgggumefvy- SE jx Amy Hef'X'o3 4 Jxhw Q fs X5 X f Ar? jOx09cJ 44 f'1Yf', Sbbvoob J' I PRESS CLU3 Editor --------- - Assistant Editor Sports Editor--- Religious Editor- Art Ed1t0r------ Alumni Editor--- Adv1sor-- ------ - Business Manager ------n--nn---v- Q---nu- EDITORIAL STAFF -- ---- --------------- ------ A. J. Layne can--ann-ua-----9--Q uv---q-s-----n-- np -nu---a-,--nu----- ---Helen Greater - ------ Raymond Hargis - ----- ----Ruth Myers Ethelynno Haynes -- ----- -------- --------- -Franklin Run -Q--nn-vu,-u----n -- ---- ----Kiss Parker PRODUCTION STAFF n---u--------- ----Dimpla Bam Circulation Manager ---- ----- -------- -- ---- Herby Thorpe Production Manager -------- ---- ---- --------John Francis Typiats ------------ - ------ ------ ---- ---- Doris Anderson Ruth locks Batty Hunley Reporters ------- - ---- - --------- - ----- -Sara Lou Bouldin Johnnie Heard, Mary Ruth Stinnott, Bettye Jeans Kennody Marguerite Roddy, Vivian Henley, Carl Lappin, Bobby Owens, Wines Mayes. Gi FF CVUF5 'il OFFICLRS President ----- ------ ----- -------- A. J. Layne Vice-President ------------ ---Doris Anderson Secretary ---------- -------- --Franklin Rust Treasurer ------ ----------------- Carl Lappin Reporter -----Q - ---------------- Betty Nunley Sponsor ---------- --------- ---Miss Yarber ' m L1xii1L1f sumwmusmiillmrzmessum uluuamnmbixlhlwual, Dfif-XMAIICS CLUB OI ICLHS Charles Cunningham Joe V. Creighton Ruth Keoks Curl Lappin lthelynne Haynes Mrs. Colston Margie Patterson Letty Pntoy nary Kell Ledbotter gary Ann Thompson June Tate Joyce Swecton Ldna Hose Garner Billie Faye London Marguerite Roddy Dimple Brown Sue Holloway lrma Jean Glpson Allean Nunley Beaulah Mae Hester Patsy Northcutt Franklin Rust Getty Hunley Essa Dean Miller Bessie Eldridge Janie Brown Johnnie R. Cantrell Patsy Henley Doris Anderson MLMBLHS Bettye Sue Meeks Audie Lee Holmes Johnnie Marlowe Lois Parson Francis Kllby Billie J, Brown Elouise Henley Genie Rolllngs Clay Fults Billy Phillips John Francis Ruth Myers A. J. Layne Clyde Bennett Patsy Ruth Geary Dot Condra Joyce Brewer Mary Worley Eettye J. Kennedy Ray Winton John Hill Ophelia Taylor Bobby Owen V'ce President President Secretary Treasurer Reporter Sponsor Christine Hoes Juanita Patterson Geneva Kilgore Vivian Henley Nella Jean Metcalfe Ruth McGregor Don Paris Anna Mae Shrum Ruth Garner Billy Metcalfe Sara Lou Bouldin Mary Ruth Stinnett Grace Tate Nellie Kilgore Marilyn Tate Christebell Patterson Mary Smith Violet Crabtree Charlestine Flynn Martha Condra Herby Thorpe L. D. Sartaln Johnnie Jane Heard mf- L O F F I C E R S Marguerite Roddy ----------- Bettye Jeanne Kennedy - - - Vice- Ruth Myers ------- - - - Dimple Brown - ---- - - - - - Johnnie Jane Heard - - - Irs. J. M. Golston --------- nsndanns Ruth Meeks Franklin Rust Carl Lappin Frances Kilby Mary Worley Ethelynne Haynes Herby Thorpe Don Paris Clay Fults John Francis Raymond Hargis Billy Metcalfe Clyde Bennett Jr. ' Ray Hinton Bob Ovens A. J.Layne Billie Faye London President President Secretary Treasurer Reporter Sponsor ' mmfmnasir ' vlielmmilmmmwmwzmnv 21114 E959 61+ Q95 x U 1 X ' X Q ' 1 , K K 1' 5 W ,f xv J, is I fig : --JVTQ7' - - , - l' llqv X jk ' ' v - ' . -:VW fw. wffi C-AXYXCCX Bet Billie Faye London Francis Kilbv Claudine Bennett ty Sue Meeks LEA QM Njgjg Patsy Northcutt Aillene Hunley Eettye Jeanne Kennedy I FCJCITBA 5 .V Clyde Bennett Jr. Clay Fults Lillard Gibbs James Bouldin Raymond Hargis L. D. Sartain Tommy Moore Johnny Fletcher James F. Gunn Arthur Ingram Don Roberts Buck Sanders f2nd.A Billy Metcalfe Don Paris fCapta1nD Charles Cunningham fAlt Capt J Jim Gallegher Clarence Kilgore J Joe V. Creighton Mitchel Flynn Glenn Lotsinhowzer Clifford Henderson Billy Wade Wilson Fred Parls Bob Ovens walter Bouldin lt.CaptD Charles Henley Herby Thorpe fMgr.D Mr. Anderson H ' ' f., Jlmiig, ful' gif! if ,-U' i T, IW, jill Q if FAX. L- in ' ., 'L+- n-,A l get: 5 iy L4 Don Paris-CaptaindduarierbaeknNPQrisH-Called sig- nals, ptnted, and lei the team to its best season in recent years by his allqreund brilliant playing. Charles CunninghamwAlt.Capt.-back-HSkimpnwHis vi- cious taekling and fast end runs kept Grundy in the game at all times. He will be missed next year. Buck Sanders-2nd Alt.Capt.-back-nShermn-Could al- ways gain a few more yards after being hemmed in. He, too, will be missed next year. Billy Foutch Metcalfe-back-nFoutchn-A hard driv- ing back who could snag passes. He could be depended on for needed yardage. Don Roberts-end-nDonn-His defensive playing was missed when he was injured early in the season. Tommy Moore-tackle-UT. Hooreu-Last to the line, last to the huddle, but once the play started, he was dynamite. James Bouldin-guard-nCottonY-Little, but rough and tough. Feared by all opposing linemen. Raymond Hargis-center-HHargisU-Backed up the line handed out many hard tackles. He had little experi- ence but proved to be valuable. L. D. Sartain-guard-nTomn-A red-headed guard who could really roll that line. He stopped many opposing backs. - Lillard Gibbs-tackle-nGibbsn-He made the second all-conference team. He will be a valuable lineman next year. Johnny Fletcher-end-uFletchn-A good blocker who followed up the punts with bone-crushing tackles. Jim Gallagher-end, back-Hskidmoreu-He could play any position with equal ability. He will have a great season next year. Clay Fults-end-UNeighbern-Clay could play equally well in the line and backfield. He efflset the- loss when a regular was injured. James Frank Gunn-guard-UHooverH-Gunn will be a great linesman before he graduates. He has two more years ahead. Clarence Kilgore-guard-nBuddyn-Kilgore had very little experience, but he played in his first year out for the team. Joe Vernon Creighton-center-nJoen-A light man,bub one who loved to play and was very hard to move when the play came his way. Cecil Meeks-back-Hheeksien-Meeks was also li ht 1 but proved to be valuable before he became inelgible. Denis Mainerd-guard-UMainordU-He supplied plenty of competition for the guard position. Fred Parks-guard-nPinkn-A hard-charging lineman who may prove to be a fine player before he graduates. He will be valuable next year. nGibn Henley, Jimgy Jacobs, Glenn Lautzenheizor, Arthur Ray lngman, nLardN Bennett, Walter Beuldin, Billy bade Uilsony George Schild, Randall Hamby, and Mitchell Flynn will star for future Grundy teams. ',,-I ' :. Q -. Charles Don Captain lst, Alt. Captain Back Back Tommy Tackle J, A. Anderson Coach Buck Znd. Alt. Captain Back w Center Johnny F1 End Buly raeucalfe Back Guard L Guard Don End illard Gibbs Tackle y 4- i Gibn Back Clyde Bennett Tackle Glenn Guird F7861 wilson End rthur Back Gunn Clay Fults End Jim Gallagher me Walter Bouldin Tackle I Y X....J ii E.. Bi C P, f'.,Rj. '3 Pg ,xii r' 'fm ,XI 5 aasfb of .ma mf ill. Billy F. Motealfo-nFoutehn-Captain-Guard-jBosides taking the ball off the baekboard, ho was good on long shots, H2 has one more yoar ahead, and we are looking forward to a great season from him. Raymond Hargis-Center-Ho has boon high scorer at Grundy for three years. The team will fool a great loss next year without his ability to shoot erip shots. Don Paris-Guard-His defensive playing was 'out- standing in every game. Ho was on his toos at all times. Lillard Gibbs-HGibbsu-His passing and timely Crip shots made him a valuable member of the team. Jimmy Patton-nPaytonH-A flashy ball handler who could shoot as well as pass. Ho has one more season ahead of him. Clay Fults-HNeighborn-Forward-His smallnoss was no handicap when it care to playing hustling and ag- gressive basketball. ' Cecil Hooks-Hiooksien-Guard-A rough and tough guard whoso specialty was long shots. Clarence Kilgore, Harold Jones, Clinton Goodman, and George Hampton got suits in their first year out. iermvsk -1 1l5lmawaimllfMv5wQvJmu1iw!A21t1Ih'5M-:mmelH0 4 K V .Ly .. Betty Sue Mes ' Frances Kilb Captain V Allene Nunley V 'n It iA1t . Captaig ,FOVBPG FOPVSM Y Guard '- xy 1 Phalda Throneberry Guard wer 5 ii V Margie Patterson Q7 Forward m 5 ? o 5 jgbgff 5 33 X o Nellie Kilgore Guard .-Q? Nm Jo Ann Gunn Forward Vivian HENRY m Ima Jean Gipson FOPYHPG 'QMT ' ' Forvard 3 lf! Q 9, ff EQ. 5, .Vi L' W, Howard Ruth Sitz Forward 3 ,w,,w,,W ,,MwNMm, ,M mi,n,MmmamW ,,. ,.,.. .M m,nWmnm,nMW-WlWW-Ww.WW-- i flfwf wf'ff'r'wx1I ' Betty Sue Meeks-nBangsH-Captain-Forward-High scorer of the team. Her shooting kept Grundy in the game at all times, and she led her team through the regular season undefeated. Francis Kilby-nKilbyn-Alt. Captain-Guard-She is good at shifting and intercepting passes. We are looking forward to her continuing this good work next year. ' Vivian Henley-HvivieN-Forward-She is especially good on shooting one hand shots and at shooting fouls. She will also be back next year. Allene Nunley-nSqueakyn-Forward-She is fast and good at passing. She can also shoot crip shots. Nellie Kilgore-nShortyn-Guard-Although this is her first year she has shown that she is a good guard both on aggresive and defensive playing. Jo Ann Gunn-nHanneru-Forward-She is a good player and also displayed cooperation. Phalda Thorneberry-Guard-Played exceptionally well in the South Pittsburg game. Howard Ruth Sitz-nRuthie -Started late this sea- son, but is expected to have a good season next year Margie Patterson-uPatn-Forward-Did exceptionally well in the game with Jasper here. Anna Mae Shrum-Guard-Made the first team in her first year to go out. Irma Jean Gipson-Forward-Has two more seasons ahead of her. Billie Faye London-Guard-Good at intercepting passes. Also has two more years. Joyce Sweeton, Willene Sohlageter-They will play for Grundy next year. Claudine Bennett and Elouise Henley started the season on the first team, but in a short time de- cided that they perferred married life to school. -.- ff? ld E I S fx 0 1 0 f N Wk w , ,- AA A , Q n ' X fa W . 4 1 .1 ,X P . I SUS , 1 '5 Q rx Q A N - T S 119 y ' f- :S 7 C f 69 P 531'4zF?3f':f:4t L,g,:.-hl'gv4 fi fig Q? X 4: yfx 4 ','f',v.'f'leff,'35.4, ' 122 4iQ,,:q5f X, H Ji ,I f W1 SX? l ' 4g,ggJ1f-' l 7 ' 'J Hwy. M Q 4 I ' - -4 f A X '-'f yg ! IWW ' 6 gl-I 1 A ' m J -5:2 1 5 w--lub E ,X V .JSVV , I 'I 'E f ' We .ff-www xuxuvxxx ' I fam WI? .gg Naxggsgg. wg.Q.9 ix 5 1 I 9'9Q'f9 f N X QNQ Q' X E mr X dig v V ar'-QW : - - 'IN'-Ms 1 f 4 , .9 M' hu X Q 'A' 1 7 4' Is., ,',1 Kg' v W! S X I 91,1 Age' .Q Q ' Q E if, 2' 4 -11 fy M f x .f X f f , R fx s Ifio S t Host Most Most Most Most xr Lt! .gin NEIL-1 . 1l'1flfCJu w'1lQ beautiful girl handsom boy--- original original athletic athletic girl- --Johnnie J. Heard ----Raymond Hargis ----Christine Ross boy--- ------------- Joe V. Creighton girl- boy -------- ------ Friendliest girl--- Friendliest boy---- .---'-.- Gabbiest boy-- Gabbiest girl ---- - Shyest girl-- Most bashful boy--- Laziest girl ------- Laziest boy-------- Biggest flirt girl- Biggest flirt boy ----- Best sport girl- ---------- ---- - Best sport boy ------- Best dressed girl ---- Neatest boy ------- Teacherfs pet ---- .---- Bookiest worm- ---- --- Most Host Most Host Most Most versatile girl-- versatile boy--- mischevious girl mischevious boy- infatuatod girl- infatuated boy-- Q- vnu-- aq--..-.--5----. Class opttmist-- ----- Class Pessimist ------ Class baby ----------- Cutest girl ------ - ---Betty Sue Meeks ---------Don Paris ----Doris Anderson ----Leon Northcutt -------A. J. Layne -----Franklin Rust Naroie Mae Brazile ----Dennis Hainord --Marguerite Roddy ------Buck Sanders --Ethelynne Haynes -------A. J. Layne --Johnnie J. Heard -----Leonard Suter -----Betty Nunley -------Don Roberts --------Ruth Myers ----James Totherow ---Bessie Eldridge ---------Don Paris -Bettye J. Kennedy Charles Cunningham --Carolyn Anderson --------Fred White --------Mary imith ---Veda Mae Condra ------Dimple Brown -------Ruth Meeks ' f10f:fff:fxL L QUEEN J , Way 'E M ' Don Paris Billie Faye London FOOTBALL CAPTAIN FOOTBALL QUELEN SENIO R REFRE SENTATWE S IN FOOTBJ-XLL Q UEEN CONTE ST 5mmfmll:mu. K6mJ'5n.A,i6f1Z'7' ' um'f1:.4',,AQAwQcL1:xmL1':,Emi ' lf3 1- 22 4C C3 22 ru ye +- 4i C3 22 4? 's fl-. 1.1.1 L11 D C3 ...1 :Sf 53 ?' C7 CD L1- --5' 4-In-Cr'1 S23 Emi DEH .25 q!r0'U gf-Q0 53 gd my Nor no ff ..E5 5852 QU EO ads F43 if 5 -3 QIJEN 903 QZQA Jigs age HUC Saga? DSNS idea 3 Z E g oo eggs ,EDI-1 .Hs '1 asia 00I3 4 SQS . su-I be 1,7 Q 'UCD 8-3- wha? -Ou-40 nh!-QQ 0440-4 in Q ...HX 5,52 S5335 sph O Olisx 3552? as 4-,ff QD: 3 as? 1 PAR.E'N'F-TT'r.ACHE R3 AESSOCI ATION The Tracy City Parent-Teaoh- er's Association has son a place in this annual because it long ago won a spot in our hearts. Hrs. George Sitz, who is new president of the association, has served in this capacity fif- teen ggars out of the past twen- ty. ring the five years that the was not president, she serv ed as chairman of various com- mittees and was always busy on projects and present at the meetings giving inspiration and helpful advice. Under the wise leadership of Mrs. Sits, the P.T.1 has yearly served the high school in every possible capacity. Throughout the depression years, Mrs. Sits was alyays at the helm, guiding the association in projects that would net a little profit so badly need ed to equip classrooms with maps, globes, books, etc. Since the beginning of World War 11, big some have been realized, and, as a result, the P. .A. has been ble to purchase curtains for the auditorium, costing 36784901 chairs for the library amounting to 55l8.00, eQu1g:: t ter the lunch room, and a water heater for th can sgeet economics department. M , l .In addition to its financial aid, the P.T.A. has willingly prepared banquets for the various clubs or the school. n Without the moral, educational, and financial support of the F.T.4.,+the high school could scarcely prosper. So, with a deep and a sincere gratitude, we say to Hrs. Sits and her G0'l0?k8T8, We thank you for everything that you have done to make this school a better one.' 5 Wig.-A-M AW ff' Z2 nnhl 000 , A .,: ,vw ,. ,,J,.., :N v-me I ,, ' fp5fEi5 5 ' . , YYY... . ..w WJ -ts.-...,-, ..,.1,-.4- --3.-.H F- -A-mins, 1 - f August Septembe CALE R 31 5 4 7 10 12 14 20 21 Upper classmen register Freshmen register I bf H. King addresses student body Senior Class organizes Ot or classes organize Class selects rings ' i 2 Football gime with South Pittsburg Football queen contest opens Football gene with Manchester October 15 Football queen is announced 19 Football game with Jisper 25 Stunt Night-Queen is crowned 25 Navy Day Program-Behr Clue 4 26 Footbsll gage with glnchetttr Q November 2 Football gene with Feyetville 3 9 Annual Staff is elected 5 10 Juniors entertain Seniors with trip 12 Rev. A. J1 Iorgen speaks to students ? 16 Speech class prcLents HRCQ Pluhnelsn 3 25 Speech class presents HH1rdwick Qysteryw 26 Pictures taken for annual 1 29 Thanksgiving 1 December 7 D.A.R. Representative chosen , 17 Christmas Pageant 18 School closes for Christmas Holidays 51 Beck to school January 8 Grundy-Decherd basketball Same 15 Grundy-Jesper basketball game v 18 Gurndy-Alumni basketball gems 22 Grundy-Jasper basketball game 1 28 Poetry Reiding Contest K I 29 Grundy-South Pittsburg game p 1 1 llclr,N , 1 Y 113 pig -4 I I ,4 c i I i E E , i I - . I Lux LILJ1 I I .1 lgcl mann mmmvLmwuL:.xmwn,aw.4B!s6rQ''mawmmiazamwmismmwm'. ' ffma'd f 4V fa, .QQQA-I-Mi.. l-V .1 9 fy- ' - C Q 6 5 -foo. L-OVC IS CVCVBWAEYL, T A 1. V, V Rm L' Y 'Uzz 'ffwe eye! of ,me ... Lo,vel.5 How 4- 1 x ..,,.....- Flu!-Fan YL T31 K .rv a.. ' 4 Q 'D' il Q U.,-'G love Uwe-fvJ,fv M3 LJQYIJ would ef-fd nfs..-e-,we 55.014 fuvf-- s 5-'il W A . 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We realize that a suc- cessful completion of the year book would have been impossible without the splendid cooperation of the faculty and the student body. ' We are particularly grateful to advertisers and boosters for their financial supportg to classmates for snapshotsg to faculty members for counsel, and to the schoolmates who have given their time in the collecting and arranging of the material. The moral support, time, and patience which Miss Yarber, our sponsor, has given us will always be re- membered. To one and all, wc, the staff, say, Thank you. ....--.......,..::?..,:... My, W, , . , ..,......-....g. 1 r A- , pill.. - ' PM-M-WMM IIAV ....... . ,,.,.,., 3 I i I 5 1398 1946 i or-ris in Cheek .lo W. Cheek Sons Drugs, r' criptions, and Toilet Articles i PI'OEiC1 .L74'TOIlS filled with pi'-rest durgs. We trust wa, war Continue to serve yow for many Q ore Q I E . 5 A - Q X, ' X I X. gy t - Ll 1 7 7 V fini 3 , 1 Q 5 If Q E J. . ' 1 ' X0 4' - N10 'Tracy' City, Tennensee i 3 nmmsum-,,,mm,,,uM,,m.m.n,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,m,,,,,,,,- ,.,,. .,,, ,,.,,,,,,..,....,..-,...,.,..,..:,....,,. u..,. n:.1:::r:'i.'m:::w:::,.. A.-HW... ------'uw Q 3 E 5 I Q GF i 5 MYERS C- CDLIVER f FUIMNHTURE CO 2 5 I 5 5 Q i K . N NV 1 l- L i,i i PH QNEi 12 umu- 1 ' -1 --rn-4-W., iq. is' .- , 3 1 ' '-0. CC' .M F L I-M E5 N T S ' J n CPF Viv! Jxlxx MCJTXIU EAf3L if: T E F-E NE 1553.55 3 f,xeN'ff Lliv5 Lf n HOTEL Watch for the Big Eagle Monteagle , Tennesqtfee I r-' C:.f3sf:IZ Mionteagle , Tennes :nee ' ' I Condpl iment s of MEAEIQW B ROS ERNEST WOOTEN Furnish fOr the entire r. I X N.-I rg falnilyf KAN-,Lx MC A rs HIGH IN QUALITY and n You save here Q LOW IN PRICE SERVICE STATION Monteagle Tennessee K M chlinnville ------- Spencer ,N X - 'M ..,- 1 - 11.1 x 4 . x C UJVX UMiN f gf UF V IC 'lj U Fi F L U F4 Y TQ ' i'9'Q9R N Y CH 'VE NNE ELSEE UM F L IM Nfl' S Q F TR Af. Y if Y uf Y IC E C Q M PA N Y EXC i-IA N QE FU RN I 'MIKE C Q. 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BILL ROSS Al l kinds of rough lumber Dealer in doors Cafe A Refreshments ',and Langer, Tennessee l Phone wlndowg Coalmont 234-2 Tennessee 52 R Compliments Ei of NEW Yom? LIFE General merchandise INSURANCE CONPANY Irving College Gas-Oil-Aeeesgorles E. P. Snort, egent nt. 7, ucznnnyillii-Lrg-w.1f1. Q1 A i -41,-f. ,.,. -f- AK A , . ' 7 f'-' ' 'I ffl,- 4. Lf31NDCJ.N5 Qff.:E iViC.E if FA THEN LUBBICATION3 TIRES, AND ACESSORIES PHONE 71 TRAC Y C WY, TE NNES SEE cofxm, cm 'r mf we Q ra BA N14 co.ALr,xoN'r, 'fawwffssea Cwb'r' THA Tficrul Lcposlt Insurnncs CorQor'tion Clark 13rot11 :11f: Service Station Gulf U: oline Goodyear Tirgs and TL as Auto rarts Farm Lmplgmcnts Batt TT bctvlcc PELHAM, TENNESCEZ ' DPWK ?1V'fW Xl! , f w,,JXf: , H. , 5 1, - .3 -4-4 ' 'S 18:0 -Giv- . If Jil 9 a fif'Qf '?'7. we ffm. .ws rs 'T' '53 H ef If 5f :lil ? Us 94 ,I . rs 1.1 ss A Q .11,- if .2 .2 .s .ia-2 'MJ , Fobody outgrows the need for milk. It supplies more essential vitamins l and minerals than any other food. , x f,,iffZ'fw-'if - P151 T 1 T ffXfXwEQ,f.E5,s.:.m rUm., MILJK CO. Complinents ? For a place to Lat of Q stop M ox. from Roesns r 5 2 5 4 5 I NEWT' XHH rlflifrfw CLA rc . 'Refershments and Recreationu f I i n 5 E Tracy City, Tennessee Altamont, Tennessee , ' - -v--'ew -H -Y ' H' Y Compliments ' ' of E Compliments of A A El f M . 4 X S pfxf Wir-if-'11-f' I'j.I5. Xivilslflixffxiv ni J mi T sr 1 1 5 General-Uerchandise Tracy City, Tennessee g Altamont, Tennessee ..,,.,.. , . .Q , ,. ,. ...-A , --9 -.. , ... , -f-o CO M P L. M E N 'f S QF 'FENNELSSEE CONTSQLEDKYED C OA L C Oi-ik FA N Y TRACZY CITY 3, PALMER r-HX x, r-' 'r-' r-' 'I'c:4sx1::SS::',f, 0 , va- 4 -9- -1.- . Ffj ' Q N, ,-,,!X,f1jJLfl .rfHi,,..5N? VL! QI ,I-, ' 3' Q f 'f-.N lj 5 1: Cl ff, 'Zi CLZISES 1 'L i.. :X :J ,Q ' ,X ' 'f 77: . L! fs' l fxx EQ :S S ! 1 '...f' i - ., - -f -A :xg 4-'ffw-+I-' F ff AC Y Y S S SS P x' - 2 ' F11 N. 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