Harriman High School - Arrow Yearbook (Harriman, TN)

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1953 volume:

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N x,f,,g,--f.,, 4- .H XXX - L M- nyy' r:5'rI THE 1953 SENIOR CLASS HARRIMAN A HIGH SCHOOL WZ Qfiiowf VOLUME 29 MRS BUNCH As we leave our Alma Mater to seek our places rn llfe we should luke to leave a note of appreclatlon to Those who have been a guld Ing llght for us Through our hugh school years To Mrs Bunch who Through her patrence and understanding has guided our falterlng footsteps when we were ln need of guidance most we wish to say Thank you To Mr Haun for the smcere and cheerful manner In which he advised us when we were confronted with difficult problems we also wish to say Thank you We wish to express our gratitude for all the llttle thangs they have done for us ID the past four years To them we dedicate the 1953 ARROW MR HAUN N Yfwf' I ' I ' II II I I ' - I I ll II , . ' I I X ,fs 'M ' 'rf tw, . L. V - , Yu. , 1. Q. - .S ,-f ' . fi 74 I ,L .,,,, ,. f -. '- H'-f N ,. , . , '3 f in ,- 4+ . . J I N V J Perhaps we shall forget many of The Things That have made our high school days interesting and worthwhile, we may lose some ofthe eager- ness and enthusiasm which now is ours, and cherished memories will probably be lost as The years come and go. Hence it is The purpose of This . . . The 1953 ARROW . . . To preserve The more pleasant aspects of our stay in Harriman High School. ln The years To come, as you Turn each page, may you be reminded of The happy days you spent here. ...Y Mx as Seated: Frances Margrave, Sports Editor, Anne Miller, Literary Editor, Margaret Bramblett, Prophet, Rebecca Williams, Assistant Sports Editor, Dorbra Phillips, Statistical Editor, Gerald Gilliland, Associate Editor, Freeman Crowder, Photographic Editor, Patsy Hamby, Assistant Literary Editor, Freida Allen, Assistant Business Manager, Julia Killeffer, Assistant Business Manager, Wilma Miller, Testator. Standing: Lamont Cruse, Business ,Manager, Earl Ladd, Editor-in-Chief, Grady Henley, Assistant Photographic Editor, Jerry Turbyville, Boys' Sports Editor, Gerald Jenkins, Assist- ant Boys' Sports Editor, Edna Jean Mullins, Art Editor, Millard Mitchell, Assistant Art Editor, Donneta Frees, Historian Cnot picturedj. 1 f ll 'U ,Q ff , 1 l' HIGH SCHOOL OFFICE -ll THINK -P fl it Q Sitting: Mrs. Johnson, Secretary, Mr. Ballard, Principal. Standing: Mr. Black, Superintendent, Mrs. Massey, Attendance Officer. lfgov-f-.. Q- . ,x THE BIG FOUR Mr Thompson, Mr. Black, Mr. Ballard, and Mr. Haun. 'S rg... his Q '9 - ?6gXv'f-SM'-0 '31 hs .-we git, 2' 11 Sw J - 4 :XJ I Q ' ,Qig- 1 ' 1 . D., gy' ,5 1 . ww-F 'Q ji . ' , -'QfU7 'Y -421 M N! 4 Q ff X A 2 o ,V N y. f. l ' +09 n 'F 1 Q 1 -M 'I n , . again-au. 'K 5' fx I, SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS President 7,,, ,, 7,,., Margaret 'Bramblen Reporter .,A...,.eeee,, , .,..,e., ,, Lamont Cruse Treasurer ,7,,7w,,, Juiia Killeffer Secretary ,E Y e,,7,,,,,, ..,,,..,... F reida Allen Sponsor , ,S ,A ..,.e, Mrs. H, C, Bunch Vice President ,,,, v7,.,,, Jerry Turbyville 1 A SENIORS 'QQ' FREIDA ALLEN MARGARET BRAMBLETT FANNIE LEE BROWN 5? 'I II XI HELEN CONLEY LOIS COLLINS JOHN COLLINS LARRY COLE '55 'Q' 'J I 7 A.. 4 sw? I I if X ,Q-, TT: Il. i '37 Var i DERETA FAIRCI-IILD RICHARD FORD 'r LAMONT CRLISE BARBARA FAIRCHILD I FREEMAN CROWDER 'RQ , fy , qxz KENNETH FREELS i '7 DONNETA FREES 1 Mfg NJ fr-1 I it PATSY HAMBY O Sy- JN-+L QQ 'Ji 3 HAROLD INGLE 5 N' '-if GERALD JENKINS Lys' 5 T Q' BILL JOHNSTON JULIA KILLEFFER -lug, 4 ,Q GERALD GILLILAND -4--7 JOHN GILLILAND W GRADY HENLEY 1' pl , 43' WARREN LANGLEY FRANCES ANN MARGRAVE BETTY KINIJRED EARL LADD '17 BETTY MAY sr' ANNE MILLER WILMA MILLE 'I MILLARD MITCHELL JANICE MUERTI-I FRANKLIN MEE MW!-'14 fdbfw' Wx R -r wo' F? W , I 1 I 1' L! 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M4 . s, i REBECCA WILLIAMS BETTY SUE WORLEY JACK WRIGHT I I NAME NICKNAME Cr-llEF ATTR FAULT USUALLY SEEN Frelda Allen Margaret Bramblett Fannte Lee Brown Esther Coter Larry Cole Johnny Collins Lots Colllns Helen Conley Freeman Crowder Lamont Cruse DeReta Ann Falrchlld Barbara Falrchlld Richard Ford Kenneth Freels Donneta Frees Gerald Glllrland John Gllllland Patsy Hamby Grady Henley Harold lngle Gerald Jenkins Bnll Johnston Julia Knlletter Betty Krndred Earl Ladd Warren Langley Betty May Frankltn Delano Mee Anne Muller W Ima Muller Vllllard Mutchell Janlce Muerth Edna Jean Mulllns Shrrley Mullnns Bull Nlchols Johnny Nmchols Arthur Oody Dorbra Phillips Patsy Qualls Jlmmne Rowland Jean Sampson Glenna Sexton Joyce Shtpwash Thomas Slagle Betty Sue Strles Bully Hue Strles George Struckland Allen Eugene Todd Jerry Turbyvnlle Rebecca Wtllnams Betty Worley Jack Wrnght e Maggle Fannte Cob Coolte Cavalier Helen Chuck S op DeDe Barb Dlckte u Doughnut Johnny Bull Murt oo Cowboy Wlndy Bt y Judy Bunk Puss Buzz Annle Susre Cedar Rooney Claud Dlnk Jan nrse Jeanne Cheryl W lxe Quarters Oody Shorty Beans Wheel Speedy Glen OY S ag Susre Hugo Goge Zrno Turby Peck Betts Danger Hair Personaltty Wrlllngnes to agree Drmples Actlng Ablllty Walk Eyes Figure Wrlltngness to work Vouce Boy trlends Eyes Looks Sungnng Ta k Helght Cadlllac Way wrth gurls Handsorneness Berng funny Good nature Clothes Polrteness Leadershlp Cooperatron Frlendltness Dtsposltlon Shortness Cuteness Wrllungness Courteousness Marchvng abmlnty Art abtllty Smale Blushlng Deep voice Personallty Eyelashes Carnage Just bemng Jummne Cooperatlon Eyes Haur Blonde Harr Neatness Worknng Glasses Cheerleadrng Burld Ltps Darkness Laugh Franklin Slllrness Quxetness Stubbornness Laugh Sarcasm Walk Harold Posture Temper Grrpung Playtng hookey Concert Shyness Crutlctzlng Slowness Sleepy look Talking Mtschrevousness Berng hateful Tryung to be mean Makung excuses Workmg too hard Blushnng Busrness luke manner Belng qulet Studying Mumblung Bosslness Talklng Tlmldlty Frankness Being marrled Sulkrness Skupplng school Bashtulness Nolsuness Flrrtrng Putting on Telllng tales Hustory IV Laugh S lt centered Complalnung Talktng about Bob Talkung too much Lanky Arguing Chlldlshness Talks too much Studylng Annoyung people Wrth Frances Wtth Helen At the Pnncess Wlth Dorbra Wnth Sue Wlth Harold With a boy Margaret Worrying Talktng Wuth Janrce Anywhere Pesterung people Wanderlng around Wlth Jim At the Acme Looklng dumb Wrth Eva Grace Around Wrth Johnny At the poolroom With Patsy Wuth Frelda Wuth Joyce Practvclng ball Sleeprng Smtlnng Wnth the gang Talkrng about Qulnton Gossuplng Wrth anyone Wlth DeReta Daydreamlng Wlth Jean At Browders Wtth With With Wrth Wtth Wrth With Wuth Jack JoAnne Esther Peck Krnser Shrrley Joyce Glenna At the drugstore Thrnklng of Bob At the statron Wrth Buzz Yellung Here and there Wuth Patsv Wnth Betty May Wrth John A HR dll ' I 4 1, . tt ' ' ' ' ll ll I Es . ll ll I I V ll ' ll I I ll ! ll I ' ' IA If I Q ' ' ll ll I HB dn ll Il I I ' ' ll -ll I Gul . ll II I AIP ll I I ' IA ' ll I - H -H ,, 1 ' Il Il I ll ll I - If ll ' A I I ,, t ,, - - ' 'll Frances Ann Margrave BOYS ACTIVTQ 5' Y fr - rt - ' ' ' ' ' ' Il ll I I ' Al ll I I 4 If ' ll . 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II ' II I ' WANT9 TO BE PROBABLY WlLL BE HAS BEEN KNOWN TO SAY Srngle X Ray Techntcnan Nurse Archntect Phys Ed Teacher To graduate Operate beauty salon Mrs Harold lngle Electrncal Engnrneer Car Desngner Carl s wnte Marrled Phys Ed Teacher Bookkeeper ln the musnc protessnon Chemncal Engnneer A college graduate Secretary Success nn busnness No ambntnon Engnneer A pnlot Pass shorthand Nurse Lawyer Army otfncer Anrlnne hostess Jonn the Army Youth Worker Psychnatrnst Journalnst A hnstory professor A good housewnte Beautnc an Rancher To Own a ranch Pro baseball player Secretary Model Governor of Tennessee Basketball coach Manncurnst Beautncnan Lawyer Secreta y To help manknnd Electrncal Engnneer Mechannc Herpotolognst Nurse Nurse Anythnng Marrned Nurse s ande A good one Farmers wnfe Pro Basebaln player A sen or next year Chorus gnrl A good mother Owner of WHBT I-lnstory Teacher Runt s wnte Old Mand Bachelor Oftnce boy An opera snnger Marrned to Patsy Lee Pro pnano playe Cy s wnfe Delnvery boy Hen pecked husband Poolroom operator A good one Model Tnght rope walker nn cnrcus A taxn drnver Scoutmaster School teache Undertaker Cngarette gnrl Another Hoover Bus drnver Bob s wnfe Movne Star Clydes wnte Bronc buster Store owner A good one A dance tea her Channel swnmmer Publnc loater Lady wrestler A Preacher s wnte A Tonn salesfyoman Used car dealer Bob s wnte Caretaker at Lyon s Vnew Meuntann cl 'nber Another Mnccey Rooney Presndent of Hobo s lnc Alvnn s wnte Ballet dancer Noth ng B llll lnust know Johnny wont ask me Golly Wanna bet'P9'?9'P'? If Coach had put me nn ls that rnght'9'7'9'9 Boy that test was hard ats snllyllll Now down at WHBT 'mvnnnngxgx Thats not rnght Mr Haun l got 5 hours thns tnme Evelyn ns surely pretty Don t call me Boochy Well Pop Uh Uh Ah you never l got a letter from Cy Well now Sondra has wha Sayfawvw O9 Ah Mrs Bunch Oh hush' Mr Haun l can t talk any louder Sshhhhhhl Nothnng Gosh Pete trand so My goodness' HEC nnnnn l guess so We I don t lnke l got a letter from Fred Clyde sand No l m gonng to get that ad l don t thnnk l wnll Anythnng nrnagnnable ll slap your facelllll l ve got a date wnth Wnllard Now my Uncle Roe Let s go out to Lnttle Emory Well nt was funny l nust made 96 Now Sam sand Where s Gnnny'9'P'?7 Dad sand o I dndrnt do anythnng Mr Ballard Now w w You re crazy Ill take thns report Dnd you pass that hnstory test'7 9'9 ' ' Y Ah, u ..llll - Th ' ' .... l ' ' fwf Q, ,,, ' ' . t .... .. H l S . M4USlClaVT Music teacher Bob walked Vlrglnia to town today l ' ' k ..... ' ' ' ll, ' ' - C l' ..... l A l ' l I'll d it, CLASS PROPHECY Ah yes many H Bombs have been exploded sInce my good old days at H H S back In I953 LIttle dId I know then that I would some day be the tIrst woman Presrdent of the UnIted States In fact lIttle dId I know perIod As my task was a large one I knew I must have people wIth br Ins In my cabInet I began to remember some of my old school chums at H H S For Secretary of State who could be better than FranklIn Delano Mee who fInally marrIed FreIcla Allen after datnng her for ten years but who could blame htm after the dIvorce of Harold lngle and Helen Conley the lovebIrds of our SenIor class I appomted George Qltchy Fmgersj Stnckland as Secretary of Treasury and he asked that hIs assIstant be Betty CPIckpocke-tj KIndred I knew the peoples money would be safe In theIr hands When I thought of Defense I naturally thought of muscles and Freeman Crowder was the perfect man for the 'ob SINCE Patsy Hamby IS always Interested In male of any kInd I apponnted her Postmaster General to replace the person who had been In under the Ike admInIstratIon WIlma Adlal MIller For Attorney General l appomted that great polItIcal QGDIUS Jlmmy Wheel Rowland who In turn selected Kenneth Freels as head of the FBI CFederal Bureau of IdIotsD JImmy also selected Betty Sue StIles as head of the lmmIgratIon Bureau Every nlght she and Frances Margrave try to catch a man comIng across the border I decIded that a Secretary of Agrlculture should know somethIng about farmIng so Lamont Slop Cruse got that 'ob For Secretary of Labor I dectded that the person who had worked the most back at H H S should have the lob so Warren Buzz Langley recelved the honor although Bllly Hue StIles was In the race for the 'ob Under the Department of lnterIor of whlch Jack Wrtght IS Secretary we fInd Julta Knlleffer Old Nature GIrl as head of the NatIonal Park DIvIsIons Speaking of parks and parklng Anne MIller IS now no I had better not tell about that Here comes my personal secretary Grady Boo Henley the only boy at H H S who took shorthand He has a message from my Ambassador from PIne HIlls Larry Cole sayung he IS resIgnIng to IoIn the Red Hot Rocket Corps wlth Johnny GIllIland Lols Colllns drlves thIs rocket I heard that Allen Todd who IS an Income tax collector IS runnIng for Senator from Walnut HIII but has some competItIon from BIII Johnston who also has Interests there MIllard DInk Mltchell Emory Gaps TGVOVITG son IS runnIng for represe-ntatIve and BIII NIchols IS runnIng for mayor They tell me that Bar bara FaIrchIld who has never been late In her IIfe IS a leadlng cItIzen there Now to get back to the current thIngs In Washtngton One of the nItwIts I mean Peoplej IH the Supreme Court IS Betty May who resIgned as assIstant mayor of Clax Gap where Johnny NIchols IS mayor Another honorable soul In the Supreme Court IS Thomas Slagle who gave up a good payIng Iob at the Prnncess Theater where ShIrley MullIns IS also workIng to become a lowly court member Esther Cofer another member of the court has had more cases than any other woman Cmen cases that ISD Her latest case was Jerry TurbyvIlles HIs wIfe JanIce Muerth beat hIm he saId The brIde of our SenIor class Edna Jean MullIns alIas Sanders has got hItched agaIn It seems She marrned the Ambassador from ChIna Chum Wen Jens better known as Gerald .lSt1kIFlS She IS hIs sIxth wIfe hIs others beIng FannIe Lee Brown Betty Worley and oh well too many to name The great organIzatIon A F L gAmerIcan I-ederatIorI of LUIWBTICSD IS headed by Earl Ladd who InsIsts that the 'ob should go to Johnny CollIns sInce he has had more experuence at thIs sort of thIng I appolnted Duck Ford QBushy Eyesj to succeed John L as head of the UnIted Mme Workers 1 1 ' . . . I 1 . . . . . ,, . ,, . . , a . . . . , 1 1 11 . 11 - - , . . . . . , ' 1 1 - - 11 11 - - 1 . . ,, ,, . . . . 1 11 -11 - . . . . . ' 1 11 11 - 1 . . . - - 11 11 - , . - 11 11 - - 1 1 ' 1 ' C D , . . . . ,, . ,, . . - 1 , . 11 11 I 1 . . . . . . . ,, ,, 1 1 ' 1 1 1 11- 11 - 11 - 11 - 1 - - - - 1 1 1 ' ' 1 1 - 1 , . 1 , . 1 1 . . , . . 1 - - 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 I found that some of my old classmates had ioined the armed forces. I learned that the Gold Dust Twins, Rebecca Williams and Patsy Qualls, were still together and-were now WAF's. Arthur Lee Oody is captain of a ship called the Cay Haun, where Gerald Gilliland is just a swab. Speaking of swabs, DeReta Fairchild still hasn't got a rating. She makes eyes at all the sailors. It looks as if the. Civil War may be fought again. Joyce Shipwash, who is Texas' governor, insists that Texas should secede from the Union. I hear that Glenna Sexton and Jean Sampson are great lady ranchers down there also. Yes, time has certainly flown, I wish I could have gotten all my fellow-class- mates in politics, but some iust aren't interested. Dorbra Phillips and Donneta Frees said they would rather scrub floors than be in politics. Why, here they come now-ready to wash the Red Room floor today. Yes, it's a great life being President of this great country. It's such a relief not to have all the responsibility that I had when I was a Senior at Harriman High back in the Dark Ages. MARGARET BRAMBLETT Prophet Most Likely to Succeed 1 C-L, ...ff JULIA KILLEFFER EARL LADD FAVORITES Best All Around GERALD GILLILAND + BETTY MAY MARGARET BRAMBLETT JIMMIE ROWLAND JEAN SAMPSON Most Studious LAST WILL and TESTAMENT We the Senror Class of I953 berng of brrllrant mrnds and strong character do hereby publrsh thrs Our Last Wrll and Testament rn manner and form as follows Frrst To the Junrors we leave our frrendly attrtude and the prrvrlege of takrng up where we left off Second To the Sophomores we leave our gracrous manners rn the halls Thrrd To the Freshmen we leave our good ex ample of berng perfect students Fourth JOYCE SHIPWASH leaves her lookrng rn tellrgent rn Mr Hauns class to Betty Borum ESTHER COFER leaves her Irttle Ford car to Brllre Sheaffer FANNIE LEE BROWN leaves her tall structure to Becky Grrzzard BILL JOHNSTON leaves a warnrng to all the boys to leave Patsy Trout alone JOHN NICHOLS leaves hrs deep vorce to Brll Kelley ARTHUR LEE OODY grves all the grrls he has collected to hrs Irttle brother Doug ALLEN TODD leaves the parts on hrs Chev rolet to Jrm Lee to use on the Ford ANNE MILLER leaves her trny burld to Juanrta Curtrs EDNA JEAN MULLINS leaves to wart for Fred JACK WRIGHT leaves to wrrr a world serres pennant for the Brooklyn Dodgers DICK FORD leaves hrs flrrtrng wrth Evelyn Chapman rn the lrbrary to John Cherry PATSY QUALLS and REBECCA WIL LIAMS leave rn a black Ford convertrble for Krng ston WARREN LANGLEY leaves because he graduated Frfth BARBARA FAIRCHILD leaves her playrng hookey on Frrday to anyone who can get by wrth rt DONNETA FREES leaves for an extended trrp to South Harrrman PATSY HAMBY and SHIR LEY MULLINS leave therr South Harrrman boy frrends to Mrtzre Long and Fran Krng DORBRA PHILLIPS leaves that certarn football player to Sue Cofer LOIS COLLINS leaves all her boy frrends to Mary Lou Krng HAROLD INGLE takes HELEN CONLEY and leaves for parts unknown DeRETA FAIRCHILD leaves her famous sayrng I dont agree Mr Haun to the oncomrng hrstory classes FREIDA ALLEN leaves her soft vorce to Brllre Pogue BETTY KINDRED leaves her fast fallrng pounds to Alrce Ann Suddath FRAN CES ANN MARGRAVE leaves Bob to Vrrgrnra Thompson JULIA KILLEFFER leaves her masculrne walk to Mrss Grllrland BETTY MAY leaves her Beta Club membershrp to Laura Grrzzard JANICE MUERTH leaves her twrrlrng baton to the next person who cares to get up and practrce that early EARL LADD leaves hrs busrness manners to Grady Bennett FRANKLIN MEE leaves hrs football abrlrty and fascrnatron for redheads to Stanley Jenkrns KENNETH FREELS leaves hrs quret studrous ways to Jack Prophater BILLIE HUE STILES leaves hrs years rn summer school to those who can afford rt Srxth GERALD GILLILAND grves the band back to Mr Dameron BETTY WORLEY leaves for Drxre Produce BETTY SUE STILES leaves her long blonde harr to Paulrne Hrckman MILLARD MITCHELL leaves hrs poetry wrrtrng to Garl to Carl Hensley BILL NICHOLS leaves hrs pesterrng the grrls to Davrd Grllrland FREEMAN CROWDER leaves hrs blonde curly locks to Mack Mullrns LARRY COLE leaves hrs one football play to Earnest Langford GERALD JENKINS leaves hrs short stature to Krnser Roberts JOHNNY GILLILAND leaves hrs effemrnate vorce to Gary Prrm LAMONT CRUSE leaves hrs brg burld and hrs red harr to Kenneth Waldron JEAN SAMPSON leaves her basketball playrng to Opal Ray GLENNA SEXTON leaves to become manager of the drme store MARGARET BRAMBLETT leaves her pleasrng personalrty to Sue Morrrson THOMAS SLAGLE leaves to man age the Prrncess Theater GEORGE STRICKLAND leaves hrs dependabrlrty to Tommy Rowe Wrlson JIM ROWLAND leaves to start hrs campargn Rowland for Presrdent JOHNNY COLLINS leaves hrs wrtty ways to Brll Hart GRADY HENLEY leaves hrs flrrty ways to Jerry Hood IERRY TUR BYVILLE leaves hrs chrldrsh habrts to Arnold Drake WILMA MILLER yours truly leaves be cause her trme rs up 1 1 I 1 1 - - 1 . . . . 1 . . I , 1 . . . . I ' ' - 11 - - 11 - 11 - . - 11 . 11 - 11 1 11 1 11 - I ' I ' 1 1 ' Lastly: We hereby appoint Mrs. H. C. Bunch, our Senior Sponsor, to be the executor of this, our Last Will and Testament. Witnesses: MARGARET BRAMBLETT, President FREIDA ALLEN, Secretary In Witness Whereof: We, the Senior Class of 1953, in the Township of Harriman, do' hereby affix our hand and seal to our Last Will and Testament, this 26th day of May in the year of our Lord, nine- teen hundred and fifty three. WILMA MILLER Testator FAVORITES Most GRADY HENLEY FREIDA ALLEN JERRY TURBYVILLE D.A.R. Winners MARGARET BRAMBLETT GERALD GILLILAND Looking HELEN CONLEY JERRY TURBYVILLE SOPHOMORE OFFICERS Jane Bowman, Treasurer, Benny Turner, Parliamentarian, Bill Ed Stout, Vice President, Mr. Petree, Sponsor, Curtis Henley, Presi- dent, Miss Frisbee, Sponsor, Mrs. Holmes, Sponsor, Jimmy Ed- wards, Reporter, Franklin Jen- kins, Secretary. ' : 1 .W ,mm CX. W7 '1 JUNIOR OFFICERS Seated, Mason Goodman, Vice President, Eva Grace Stiles, Treas- urer, Jerry Hood, President, Sara Barbara Williams, Secretary, Ar- nold Drake, Reporter. Standing: Mrs. J o n e s, Mr. Thompson, Sponsors. FRESHMAN OFFICERS David Kelly, Reporter, Bobby Coter, Vice President, D u re ll Johnson, President, Sarah Hun- ley, Secretary, Huey Scarbrough, Treasurer, Miss Duffield, Mr. Haun, Miss Hall, Sponsors. MRS. JONES'S ROOM Six Us 6 'ii M- X- ' i f I 'fs' il ' i'sKv MR. THOMPSON'S ROOM JUNIOR CLASS First row: Jack Prophater, Curtis Jones, Jack Newcomb, Stanley Jenkins, David Oran, Jimmy Lee Tommy Wilson, Grady Langley, Ronnie Pope. Second row: Mr. Thompson, Sponsor, Frances King, Lucille Willis, Patsy Herrell, Cherie Lee Wright Helen Smith, Celita Jones, Alice Ann Suddath, Patsy Moody, Betty Poole, Opal Ray, Charlene Vance Don Wallace. Third row: Gail McKinney, Wanda Melton, Mary Lou King, Freida Matney, Sara Williams, Mitzi Long Eva Grace Stiles, Virginia Thompson, Reba Sexton. Fourth row: Bo Roberts, Jerry Hood, Kinser Roberts David Pryor, Bob Wright, Dan Wallace. I 4 I 'fo 5' MRS. HOLMES' ROOM OC 4 fi? fm' tail it Zwl gl MISS FRlSBEE'S ROOM SOPHOMORE CLASS First row: Sue Bullins, Margaret Sands, Leslie Pogue, Catherine Malenovsky, Glenna James, Helen Polston, Betty Davis, Linda Strickland, Virginia Summers, Betty Ward, Joan Murray, Joan Rayburn, Faye Sanders, Mrs. Holmes, Sponsor. Second row: Dornie Mitchell, Cricket Clark, Marbreth Sadler, Velma Miller, Jean Woods, Sue Cofer, Sue Morrison, Jane Bowman, Zuanne Goodman, Bobby Gallaher, Billie Sheaffer, Jimmy Rose. Third row: Doyle Harmon, Larry Langley, Gary Prim, Ray Wright, Shirley Testement, Gail Sigmon, Phillip Hinds, Douglas Oody, Tommy Yeary. Fourth row: Harold Gordon, Rebecca Williams, Mary Jo Hatfield, Joan White, Benny Turner, Jimmy Gilmore, Quentin Oran. -v-2 First row: Miss Frisbee, Sponsor, Pauline Hickman, Charlotte Gilmore, Lorene Langley, Angelee Langley, Ernest Lankford, Johnny Cherry, Robert Fairchild, Bill Ed Stout, Frank Jenkins, Curtis Henley, Shelby M:Kinney, Shirley Harvey, Mr, Petree, Sponsor. Second row: Burny Bazell, Eugene Latham, Tommy Melton, Helen Johnson, Sandra Norris, Rachel Bilbrey, Evelyn Chapman, Harry Johnson, Carol Catron, Peggy Howard, Becky Grizzard. Third row: Kenneth Waldron, John Bunyon Adcock, Tony Webb, Sam Gibson, S. D. Overstreet, David Webb, E. M. Overstreet, Jimmy Tilley, Lynn Brown, Johnny Cofer, Jimmy Edwards. Fourth row: Willetta Garrison, Jack Harper, Garland Mullins, Billy Kelly, Billy Charles Wright, Mack Mullins, Joe Mills. FRE MISS HALL'S ROOM First row: Joy Allen, Doris Hall, Carolyn Daniels, Peggy Austin Collins, Aliene Beason, Lois Wright, Gloria Bryant, Nancy Branam. Second row: Bobby Miller, Estel Spakes, Joe Wallace, Wallace McCarroll, Ronnie Quarles, Durell Johnson, George Hendrickson, Don Whit- aker, Lloyd Endman, Dennis Loden. Third row: Lester Sands, Becky Evans, Mona Allen, Lauranell Cain, Sue Testement, Peggy Kemmer, Peggy Hicks, Nell Garrison, James Pol- ston, Alan Phillips. Fourth row: Gordon Miller, Vaun Scarbrough, Miss Hall, Sponsor. MR. HAUN'S ROOM First row: Shirley Adkins, Betty Jones, Kay Mitchell, Betty Lou Gibson, Nancy Polston, San- dra Brown, Francis Kate Lowe, Barbara Drake. Second row: Alan Summers, Nancy McClain, Jean Clark, Jane Miller, Charles Phillips, Benny Scandlyn, Ray Hargust, Christopher Palko, A. J. Melton, Carl Hensley. Third row: Karen Wahneta, Betty Landreth, Wilma Shillings, Shirley Worley, Jimmy Smith, Gene Farmer, Gene Snow, Charles Hill, Juan Strickland, Mr. Haun, Sponsor. Fourth row: Billy Northern, Jimmy Gamble, C. E. Jackson, Charles Black, Bobby Rash, Curtis Trentham. MISS DUFFlELD'S ROOM First row: Betty Stillman, Ramona Tedder, Linda Latham. Second row: Juanita Graves, Barbara Austin, Joan Shipwash, Priscilla Rash, Joan Turner, Joycelyn Hickman, Edna Mae Marshall, Sarah Hunley, Caroline Hall, Barbara Price. Third row: Houston Scarbrough, Johnny Harper, Paul Moody, Buzz Newcomb, Edward Jenkins, Eddie Farmer, Douglas Black, John Wright, Ron- nie Wardlow, Faye Webster, Una Lowery. Fourth row: Miss Duffield, Sponsor, David Kelly, Bill Staples, Tommy Barger, Jimmy Adkisson, David Mee, Lester Soard, Ralph Plemons, Bobby Cofer, Don Peters. CLASS FAVORITES MARY LOU and DAVID SANDRA and BENNY MARGARET and JACK JANE and CURTIS JU IOR HIGH EIGHTH GRADE Fnrst row Patsy Burnette Joan Wrllrams Geneva Garrett Lou Underwood Patrrcra Trout Alma Freels Ruby Herrell Mable Renfro Bertre Carr Lourse McDermrtt Delores Weaver Sandra Pope Barbara McCarter Ruth Mayton Jane Elmore Jamce Kruse Mrs Ballard Second row Shelby Snrper Lrbby Underwood Gall Posey Lourse Snow Onelda Hall Lu Evelyn Nrchols Bernuce Hrckman Nancy Krmmer Evon Wrlluams Carolyn Sullrvan Lynnette Benecker Wrlma Pogue Anna Grace Devaney Leslre Moody Gracie Summers La Verne Leffew Anna Ray Todd Mrs Hart Thlrd row Movnta Westmoreland Ann Young Ann Rrvers Gay Clrnton Cecnlla Jones Patsy Lee Bardrll Joyce Wrrght Ann Krtng Elrzabeth Ann Ladd Mary Lee Luvely Lrnda Srms Janet Steed Judy Barley Lrnda Lou Collrns Martha Kay Henry Betty Jo Teffer Betty Moore Lorlne Lowe Mrss Edwards Fourth row Tyler Davrs Ruchard Parrott C D Belden Chrrstrne Humphrey Anna Grace Muller Jewel Deyaney Margaret Helton Mary Melton Irene Wyrrck Nancy Easter Judy Sampson Ilan Korley Wrlma Payne Nancy Jo McNabb Bully Sue McDermrtt Patsy Butler Frfth row Alan Ellus Tommy Sam Tony Mason Ted Owens Hugh Lowe Jack Easter Jackre Castleman Boyd Lackey James Hall Wrnston Beckham Terrell Klttrell Gerald Forrester Bobby Luns ford Wade Plemens Jerry Brannon Ronald Easter Larry McKrnney Srxth row Glen Oody Don Black Ted Brrtt Calvrn Cruse Tellous Kelly Otto Bullrns Patty Langford Tony May Brlly Schubert Bobby Scruggs J Lloyd Gamble Gene Schubert H M Forrester Jerry Howard Grady Blewer W C Harvey Tommy Baker Danny Mannrng Wayne Forrester SEVENTH GRADE Flrst row Jack Bullens Mackey Jcakson Bobby Harvey Houston Oran Dan Plemens Charles Young Bully Gunter John Rarnwater Grlbert Jermgan Mrke Poole James Clark Wrlllams Bettv Jean Hamilton Trudy Sampson Rebecca Wrllrams Hester Jernrgan Betty Jane Damels Jessre Beard Rose Easter Mrs Kung Second row Frankre Boshears Shrrley Bennett Joqurta Herrell Dorothy Lee Wanda Smpes Faye Freels Geneva Watson Gladys Hensley Marrlyn Worley Geraldrne Melton Elorse Wahnetah Ronnre Harrrs Wllllam Barry Bobby Gosnell Lloyd Wampler Kenneth Tate Mass Wrseman Third row George Whnte Betty Whrte Bertha Coffey Bobby Harmon Rella Joyce Plemens Selva Jean Davrs Sue Henley Judy Stewart Emrly Ann Evans Margaret Ann Graham Patty Patton Brenda Henley Patsy Moore Joan Thornton Rhema Smlth Glona Harvey Brllre Jo Hlcks Helen Summers John Matheson Mr Anest Fourth row John Moody Tom Grrzzard Tommy Roberts Frank Rash Jack Sheldon Joe B Kelsey Udell Brown Thomas Kurk patnck Myrna Hester Jamce Bellew Vrrgrma Wnllrams Sharon Francls Carolyn Hrtchcock Ray Mrnton Vrrgtl Thomas John Henry Clark Tommy Johnson Mrs Houston Frfth row Floyd Thomas M C Huckeby James Ray Murray Charles Arkens Buddy Jenkrns James Wallace Lowell Lrggett Fletcher Melton Mary Ann Harrrs Geraldrne Barnett Peggy Murray Mary Ruth Sands Darleen Shrpwash Lena Ruth Barley Vrrgtnra Clark Beverly Sampson Shrrley Phrllrps Srxth row Charles Strrngfreld John R Evans George Conduff Danny Holloway Fred Northern Thomas Watson Bully Joe For rester Bully Whrte Lawrence Sands Charles Grbson Bobby Webb Paul Tldwell Joe Roberts Leon Moore Frances Kate Roberts Brenda Allen Cynthra Jane Clanborne Rhoda Geasland Jane Meurth Betty Newman I tl I z ...N a . 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P1 E Fourth row: Judy Crowder, Cricket Clark, Joyce Shipwash, Wanda Melton, Frances Ann Margrave, Curtis Jones, Bill Johnston, Mack Mullins, Tommy Melton, Dick Ford, Franklin Jenkins, Kay Mitchell, Virginia Summers, Charlotte Gilmore, Joan Turner, V Fifth row: Freeman Crowder, Bill Ed Stout, Mason Goodman, Johnny Gilliland, Jerry Turbyville, Bo Roberts, Jack Harper, Lamont Cruse, Johnny Collins, Harold Ingle, Frank Mee, Charles Stringfield, Donneta Frees, Pianist. GIRLS' GLEE CLUB First row: Nancy Lou Coward, Patsy Qualls, Rebecca Williams, Betty Poole, Cricket Clark, Sandra Brown, Edna Mullins, Mary Jo Hatfield, Billy Shatter, Freida Allen, Evelyn Chapman, Sue King Carson, Patsy Gardner, Betty Jones. 'N'- Second row: Frances Kate Lowe, Frances Ann Margrave, Zuanne Goodman, Priscilla Rash, Betty Sue Stiles, Wanda Melton, Joyce Shipwash, Jo Ann Shipwash, .Joan Croft, Virginia Summers, Helen Conley, Vernell Collins, Charlotte Gilmore, Kay Mitchell, Mr. McCray, Donneta Frees, Pianist. Pop McCray Director F.H.A. First row: Mrs. Barbee, R. Williams, K. Mit- chell, D. Hall, N. Branam, C. Vance, J, Killef' fer, J. Forrester, L. Langley. Second row: O, Ray, W. Adkins, J. Castle- rnan, G, McKinney, B. Kindred, S. Mullins, G. Sexton, J. Mullins, C' Cairn... k, H. Smith, C. L. Wright, A. D'Arrnund, M. Allenl, C. Daniels, E, Coter. Third row: B. Shaeffer, L. Collins, S. Norris, S. Hunley, A, Worley, S. Adkins, S. Collins, I. Bingham, A. Langley, H. Polston, K. Mal- enovsky, B. Borurn, M. Long, P. Bailey, C. Jones, F. Webster. Fourth row: B. L. Gibson, N. Garrison, P. Hicks, W. Garrison, P. Rash, J. Shipwash, S. Testernent, P. Kimrner. B. Davis, F. K, Lowe, L. N. Cain, D. Phillips, B. Price, B. Urake, rvi. Sands, K. Wahneta, F. King, A. Lowery. Fifth row: J. Ray, J. Miller, M. Barry, S. Mdiinney, V. Miller, C. Hall, J, Clark, C Webb, G. Bryant, J. Woods, S. Harvey, P Howard, R, Tedder, J. Sampson, A. Miller N, Polston, W. Shillings. Sixth row: J. Allen, B, Evans, J. Baker, F Brown, F. Sanders, J. Rayburn, M. Bramblett H. Conley, E. G. Stiles, P. Hamby, J. Crowder P. Gardner, S. Morrison, B. Landreth, E. M Marshall, B. Grizzard. Seventh row: B. Fairchild, F. Matney, P Qualls, .J. Graves, L. Latham, S. Brown, C Gilmore, P. Hickman, J. Hickman, B. Stillman, B. Austin, L. Wright, A. Beason, B. Jones. P. Austin, N. McClain. BETA CLUB First row: Gail McKinney, Lucille Willis, Anne D'Armond, Patsy Burns, Sarah Williams, Arnold Drake, Gerald Gilliland. Second row: Julia Killeffer, Jen- nie Castleman, Dorbra Phillips, Joyce Shipwash, Mary Lou King, Jack Newcomb. Third row: Nancy Coward, Betty May, Betty Worley, Vernell Col- lins, Anne Miller, Earl Ladd, Miss Joan Frisbee, Sponsor. PATROL BOYS First row: Bobby Harmon, Bobby Harvey, Wayne Forrester, Ted Britt, Billy Gunter. Second row: Mr. Anest, Jack Har- per, J. Loyd Gamble, Douglas Black, Bobby Scruggs. aff HL. fx v , ,-L.-.,.a.- ,.,...,. , ,,M,,,..J. 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X N E V Y ,, Ulf. G 1 3 , 'y an s-nf f ' dv 'gg 1 6 Q Q m is an: 7' M x 9-K 5 V 24 Q 72, x V Q U any giiyf' X'-' Q 5 lr? 'ui K w if 3 U aft Q. ' '24i1 - Ii n ,VJ r 5 '21, I h,,,,,.,......-- Q! ff Q Ui II .,. , f 3 4, sx 14.1 110. W f T5 Q 33: i' 3 h,,,J Y f 1E,fs5 , df ,. , ' 6 1 Vs, Q Q A , :xxx hal 6 Q 2 OUR TRCJPHIES ff? ff ' Qs .- KG 'Q .29 swf Fi ff: ' N t A '4 ' P Y' 1 f .555 u ' Hs 'f f N x'X if CLASS HISTORY T948 and lO7 green Freshmen began thesr parade down the halls of Harrsman Hs h Q School Msss Duffseld Msss Hall and Mr Haun led our parade srs fsne style Close behsnd came Dee Murray Pressdent Chester Absten Vsce Pressdent Jsrnmy Rowland Secretary and Harold lngle Treasurer We marched forward our heads hsgh wsth the motto Conduct and courage lead to honor Our colors of green and gold wese flysng hsgh and the class flower the yellow rose was smbedded sn our hearts Our masn actsvstses that year were two very successful partses . Came the Sophomore year and under the gusdsng hands of Msss Edwards and Mr McDannel we were off on the second lap of our grand parade We chose the colors of maroon and gold to fly before us and the whste rose as our symbol Wsth Dee Murray Pressdent Margaret Bramblett Vsce Pressdent Jerry Turbyvslle Secretary Johnny Collsns Treasurer to lead the remasnsng 92 we began the greatest magazsne sale ever to hst Harrsman up to that tsme Our motto We re lske cannsbals always trysng to get a head fst us to a T Then came the Thanksgsvsng holsdays and a bsg snow But wsth st came tragedy Our Sophomore Pressdent Dee Murray was hurt dursng a coastsng party and was unable to return to school Margaret Bramblett then became our Pressdent We contsnued down the halls on our thsrd lap lt was packed wsth events and happen sngs Wsth Mrs Jones and Mr Thompson as our Sponsors and Margaret Bramblett Press dent John Collsns Vsce Pressdent Fresda Allen Secretary and Franklsn Mee Treasurer and the remasnsng 67 we started the band wagon rollsng wsth a bang We gasly decorated the band wagon wsth the class colors of vsolet and whste and the class flower the baby orchsd We started off our Junsor year sellsng football schedules Next we decsded came tsme for the play we came up wsth somethsng entsrely dsfferent a mystery comedy called The Skeleton Walks lt seems that from the fsrst we have always trsed to do and be the bsggest and the best The bsg event of the year came the banquet and dsd we fool em We had been worksng about a month on the theme Mexscan Fsesta wsth the asd of Msss Edwards But the Sensors got wsse to the theme Three days before the banquet we changed the theme to Under the Bsg Top lt took a lot of work on the part of everyone Mr Thompson even cut out a monkey for decoratson But st was worth all the work lust to see the look of surprsse on the Sensors faces Then came the fourth and fsnal lap of our grand parade our Sensor year wsth Mrs Bunch drsvsng the band wagon Margaret Bramblett Pressdent Jerry Turbyvslle Vsce Pressdent Fresda Allen Secretary and Julsa Kslleffer Treasurer We were all very excsted at the thought of besng Sensors We got a letter from the sewelry company sn September There was excstement sn the asr The money started poursng sn One day they came wsth a box lt was our Class Rsngsl The football season rolled along and the boys were sn fsne shape maksng a good record for the school The game that really set the record was when we beat Rockwood T3 6 Two of the Sensor boys made a good showsng for the school They were Jerry Turbyvslle and Jsm Rowland who made AllCounty football team We sold colors for the football games After the storm of football had blown over we began our work on our masterpsece THE ARROW The theme song of our parade snto the Sensor work was Up sn the mornsng out to the school work lske the devsl for our grades but the lucky under classmen had nothsng to do but run around and play all day Our fsrst msddle last names became WORK You know all work and no play makes Sensors dull students so we planned a bsg Chrsstmas Party to get our msnds off our work We all had a very ensoyable tsme lt has taken a lot of work from everyone to prepare and carry out our parade and make st a success but we wsll always look back on st wsth fond memorses and a very apprecsatsve heart for what Mrs Bunch as well as the rest of our teachers have done for us DONNETA FREES Hsstorsan ' I I 1 V 1 f A A . l 1 1 1 A ' 5 ' , 5 1 ' 1 l 1 I I 4 1 A I 2 1 2 1 1 ' 1 I I I I - 1 . , . . . l . . , 4- z 1 2 1 1 ' 1 1 - - - - 11 11 1 , . 1 to sell basketball schedules, which had never been done before in this school. When it I I - 1 1 I II ' II ' l 1 l 1 A ' ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 I 1 - , . , I . I ll I . 1 C. R. BLACK Superintendent BOARD OF EDUCATION D C- R- BLACK- . . S PERINTENDENT S S SSEVENS. PRESIDENT 'Harriman Qing Srhnnln U MAXWELL JOHNSON. sscnsnnv G. M. BALLARD. HERSCHEL MOODY i r 2 HIGH SCHOOL PRINCIPAL MRS CHARLES L. SADLER at lm ' tug! MRS, F. D. GEA5,-AND MRS ROBERT E- TANNER ELEMENTARY PRINCIPAL TOM YEARY January 6, 1953 TO THE GRADUATING CLASS OF 1953: It has been a great pleasure for me to serve the students of the graduating class of i953 as counselor of all who have come to me for help and guidance. I have been interested in each one of you students, eager to see you strive for excellence in every field of the planned program of Harriman High School, reioicing with you in your victories and sharing with you the disappointments in your defeats. lt has been my good fortune to have been associated with many of you students since you entered the first grade in the elementary school, and l have found each of you to be loyal to your fellow students and teachers and to the school. You have reflected credit upon the institution which has been your home during the formative period of your life. It has been my desire for each of you that high school has developed your character in truthfulness, honesty, dependability, and faithfulness. It is my hope that your experience in Harriman High School has developed in each of you not only these high moral and spiritual values but that your scholastic preparation will help you find your proper places in to-day's world. It is also my hope that your faith in God has been deepened because of your ex- periences in our school and that your consideration for others has been developed as true sportsmen, Rokasking rules for the game of life which you are not willing to give to others. XX Hg, As an added word to each of you, I wish to give this challenge-be courageous and live honorably, and life's issues will be met successfully. Very sincerely yours, dxf C. R. BLACK, Superintendent Harriman Citv Schools xi. A x MK fl 'N , i . 1' Q v- IA? X1 ' - x. AC r' 'M'5SIYJ5f Eli? wing s ,, . . W . f w N. s ,K M.. me s A -0. S '+7'!i,fiP', Q: . .Ag'j1' A., f-f 1 it 1 I Vw ring. -'D--fp. 'Alfa I 01 LJ' an ' ,ik'?..'W 2,742 54 A rg-5 ,gy ,. Aly , , ,-,,., Y W A A-' 1, g:ff?i 5 -S-f9TTf5 '- I 2 ,-kL, LQ ' . ME V . , . A mv sw- ' A - P U1 ani 21.15 ' Inf' an-5 iz n11,' K , 'C A num 14, :,xL1R'1 , K V 3, Gr if ' ,ff H fi ,L -'4,.,,.., -.--- ' Jw., - A, wary,-0 ,Am-A 7 ff A W , A -MVA 2 A f:.s,' Q V 54 , ., r' . 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S QE, X .I Q' 'w , i l ,X Q 6 ACME DRUG Comquny by Our Q3 QD DEPENDABLE DRUGGIST R L YEARGAN Proprlefor PHONE so HARRIMAN TENNESSEE Th E A 95 if 0 uccess to the class of '53 f BO L D UNDER AUTHORITY OF THE COCA COLA COMPANY IY COCA COLA BOTTLING WORKS 6 BREWER CO W O' Compllmenrs of NORRIS CREAMERY CUMBERLAND Chevrolet Company Your Aufhorlzed Dealer for CHEVROLET CARS and TRUCKS CADILLAC AUTOMOBILES FRIGIDAIRE HOUSEHOLD APPLIANCES A-all BROWDER Moron SALES , , CHRYSLER 'and PLYMOUTH INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER TRUCKS VJ' Sales and Service Harraman Tennessee CompIumen+s of Browder Farm Store DEALERS IN HOTPOINT APPLIANCES Infernahonal Harvesfer Trac+ors Machines and Refrlgerahon Fancy and Heavy Hardware Bafhroom Flxfures or Mosi' Anyfhlng You Use In Llvlng WorIung PIaylng PHONE 638 Compllmenfs of HARRIMAN OIL COMPANY AND ALL SHELL DEALERS IN Tn-us AREA 1 5 1 T PI II1 5 Heafing-OII, Gas, and EIec+ric :ly Webbo Theater ALWAYS A GOOD SHOW MODEL DRY CLEANERS and LAUNDRY CLAUDE STEVENS P 467 90 Complimenfs of FARNHAM'S HARDWARE Headquar+ers for Housewares Painfs, Glass, Wallpaper OPPOSITE POST OFFICE v ' S? QE! H Phone 575 H , rop. Phone - CompIImen1's of E Cl-I FTY DRIVE IN Cash Store THEATER OUR BEST WISHES To all The Senlors Whafever your fufure may hold we of Harrlman HosIery wlsh you success and happmess As an Indus+rIaI nelghbor we have always falcen prlde In your accompIIshmen+s and fhe progress made each year by +he s+uclen+s a+ your school HARRIMAN HOSIERY PLANT a unlf of BURLINGTON MILLS WOVEN INTO THE LIFE f AMERICA Execuhve Ofhces Greensboro N C Comphmenfs of STOWERS CompIImen+s of LUMBER ALBERT MATNEY COMPANY PEPSI COLA DISTRIBUTOR Phones 8 and 9 a o I ' I ll ll , . . Compllmenfs of Complnmenfs of HARRIMAN BILLIARD EDWARDS PARLOR SHOE STORE CHARLES DERRICK Compllmenis of Cofer Motor Sales DEALERS IN PONTIACS and GMC G C TRUCKS P0fYTL-Il' 4- Ch l'lS'l'n10S uompllmenfs of LUMBER COMPANY Honeycutt Cleaners Building Supplnes PHONE 453 fy 5 1 E E . , ,J YOUR PROBLEM To ge+ 'Ihe besf business framing In fhe shor'res+ peruod of 'hme WE OFFER COMPLETE BUSINESS TRAINING We aIso offer a cholce of Gregg Shor+hand or fhe ne ABC Shorfhand Speedwrnhng g rf d G gg CI KNOXVI LLE BUSINESS COLLEGE MODERN FULLY AIR CONDITIONED 4 3043 209 Wesi' Church Avenue SERVICE! Harrlman O o OUR Company FIRST THOUGHT I Servnce Garage H Prmcess Theater MOVIES ARE BETTER THAN EVER S+uden+s who have had Gre g Sho hand s'rar+ In advance re a f ' ' W I o Q O D Electric II IS f Z -1 - E 1 Ig . , ,Q E55 I I- .. rm Tr?- 'I ll ll Co plmei' of Gene Scondlyn SUPPLIER OF SINCLAIR PRODUCTS P e 7 X pl 1' VETERANS OF FOREIGN WARS Po + N 598 pl Roone Hoslery Company Complmenfs of MEAD Corporation m i ns h 4 C O 'Q on Com imen s of GOLSTON WHITSON CHAPMAN s o. 6 Harriman, Tennessee Com imen+s of i nf jfzeflv 657 Grocery 6 7-1 7' III7 9 595 PHONE 576 FREE DELIVERY 1?- .2 7 5? if if Johnson s EVERYTHING IN MUSIC Zwzw GOOD FOOD Chose Drug Store W F ROWE PPE? 9 'RIM umxxxm I-MI II I III M AKE YOUR HOME COMPLETE Vnsl+ Roberts FURNITURE COMPANY if f smce 1890 Esau Q -ei I-I X! X . X I J 2. QA- f Q' ,Q ' 5 1 f ,sw Ax V Y ll Il if ,I - ' -11 - fd E E if -fig' '-5 I l C' l Tfiifigr . . - - I XI' 1 ,Q I ' IIIIII .MII-1, ,- fn. uw! ,v ,I .a 'MINE -1: -1' 11. 1' ' '-, . '2I.1:.2x, :M ' ,gi II --Y: T: I DE:-:L -A .. 3 f so Q - ' I ' rs g . . . - v' - afzzyibkfzefzfs af LEONARD E. LADD an J FRANK QUALLS HARRIMAN COAL COMPANY SEQ? X THE SAFEST and BEST HEAT 5 WE DELIVER G, FOR G-ooo F'-ooo We f sl-uvERs RESTAURANT Phone 247 GOING TO COLLEGE + h E fII+h +fH dR c fy THE HARRIMAN RECORD Your Newspaper d M . ,.,., Q. 0 . Q QR' - 4.521 Phone. Isl-1750 lr g 0 0 O vt N , '12 X l R Em'-' T fflifxlilli lf so, have he Harriman Record mailed fo you so you can keep I p wifh fhe folks af home. f-RA' If nor, we hope you will conlinue reading + e Record here a+ me or a e wan s o arriman an oane oun . Comphments of Comphmems of CANSLER S Bryson OII Company ESSO PAN AM DISTRIBUTORS Servlce f N Stotlon PAN AM i if il Compllments of ACME BLOCK --'L C' on CONCRETE COMPANY BEST WISHES For A Successful Future You can make It a Successful Future by talung a thorough buslness course at The Draughon Busmess College-a natuonal OFQGDIZBTIOI1 of over 50 years expenence In trammg young people Droughon BUSINESS COLLEGE 325 West CI ch A en e K o IIe Te es ee Comphments of Shlelds Motors Bums YOUR FR'ENDSEAE?I5D MERCURY LINGERIE sI-IOPPE A I USED CARS-TRUCKS Phone 262 Harriman, Tennessee . I O A i7f 5 I 54 ' If A NV , I 4, ,Iff - JF, . V- I ,- ' 5----fr -JI - ' , iii' . N V H,-,H ., ,i X - - vp -. I . --If '4 - f , ,233 . in v u n xvi , nn . 5:1 9 ' I . QW? f' iw N Harvey s FURNITURE COMPANY Scondlyn Lumber Company ALL KINDS OF BUILDING MATERIALS Phone 28 HARRIMAN TENNESSEE HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATES Prepare Today 'For a Career Tomorrow NEW TERM CLASS NOW FORMING Prepare for a career msfead of a 'ob Tram for a specific goal deflm+e empIoy menf rn a shorf hme af a low cos+ and have Infehme nahon wlde empIoymen'I service enhrely free Busrness Tralmng Employmenr Insurance I+ cosr so :He I+ means so much Jusf follow your amblhous 'fruends fo The NATIONAL where secure fufures are formed Our oblec hve Your Success Accounhng 'For young men Secrefarlal for young women Gei' Career Pads' Wrl+e PI1one or Vasu? NATIONAL BUSINESS COLLEGE THE PROGRESSIVE BUSINESS SCHOOL Knoxvxlle I2, Tennessee V. C. COLLINS Move rs Agenr for WHEATON VAN LINES, INC. PROMPT DEPENDABLE ECONOMICAL LOCAL and LONG DISTANCE MOVING PHONES Ni h+ I590 Day 987 9 O gi, Y . XS X i- 'h . 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' I I ll ll N X HENLEY S STORE We Deluver PHONE 596-597 Complumenfs of Roane Muslc Company CARMACK and BOWERS B rothers QUALITY MERCHANDISE AT POPULAR PRICES Phone I39 524 Roane S+ree+ Unlversal Tlre AND Appliance Company Phone 6 6l05 Nashville, Tennessee Compllmenls of T e Harriman Cafe Complimenfs of A Friend Complimenfs of Evans and Son MERCHANT TAILORS for MEN and WOMEN ls ' A ' , X H . ll . h Compllmenls of ROSES 5 I0 25C STORES Compllmenls of B Adcock D DS Compllmenls of Stewart s JEWELERS Evans Esso SERVICE STATION CORNER FMORGAN TRENTON STREETS Harrnman Tennessee Compllmenls of Maxwell S FUNERAL PARLOR QNX CompIlmen+s of Keller s Cafe I Compllmenls of Mc Klnney s BARGAIN STORE cLoTHlNef +h ENTIRE FAMILY Compllmenfs of Raymond and Hazel Shlpwash Phone 5I5 J - - J. . , . . . - O and I I l1,' IH 4 ,ff - . xfjil' I Cv xx I C X' ' I ll ll - Ol' e TODAY S NEWS TODAY Evening Time as Reading Tlme KNOXVILLE NEWS SENTINEL By JE HARNESS E White Store No 54 HARDWARE COMPANY NORGE APPLIANCES SERGEANT PAINTS See Norge Before You Buy Phone 306 429 Roane S1'reeI' LAKELAND TOURIST COURT Inc and fhe Famous LAKELAND COURT FOOD SHOPPE Hugh ay 27 and 70 Bo 264 Phone 426 R ROCKWOOD TENNESSEE Compllmenfs of TAYLOR S GROCERY and FOOD SHOP 605 Georgia S'rreeI' HARRIMAN TENNESSEE Comphmenfs of A F rlend Comphmen'rs of STYLES BEAUTY SHOPPE For Appomfmenfs Call CLARA STILES PHONE 495 FOR A LOVELY COMPLEXION Vusuf The Merle Norman COSMETIC STUDIO MRS ANNIE STEED Sklled Operafor Locafed Behind A8rP Sfore .. . . . , Th Tennessee ' ' ll ll . W X E . E. PROPHATER SHEET METAL WORKS JACK PROPHATER, Proprieior 407 Morgan S+ree+ Phone 25b HARRIMAN TENNESSEE AND I SA VE 6 II ,ui-L LA AT Easy Way Grocery Tom Brown All Kmds of Insurance Box 427 72I Roane S+ree+ HARRIMAN TENNESSEE KYKER Funeral Home PALACE Barber Shop fl fc-61,3 Compllmen+s of Eugene Zuckerman, Compllmen+s of Fred F Fennell Comphmenfs of Barger Brothers WELL DRILLERS Phone 567 R 2 Comphmenfs of Catrons Grocery GROCERIES NOTIONS FEEDS Roufe 3 Harriman Tennessee I . I X ' D. D. . A 1 - 0' 1 0. .N -' ' is - ' 2- ' 'f'I'f'I'f'f'f'I'. 5'-. sf-I . . I Kelly s GENERAL MERCHANDISE We ve 60+ II' If We Can Fund ll' PHONE 253 ROANE STREET HARRIMAN TENNESSEE FELTON SANDERS i1 Lfnu' ..l Phone I48 INSURANCE nd REAL ESTATE Ad klssons ?-nf RADIO SERVICE RADIO d TV SUPPLIES Harriman Tennessee McKINNEY HARDWARE COMPANY SERVICE FIRST Hardware and Maylag Appliances Phone I38 Roane Sfreel' HARRIMAN TENNESSEE JAY L SADLER D D S Auto Store W HARRIMAN TENNESSEE FIRST NATIONAL umm BANK eg ff' RUSSELL S MARKET Groceries Meals and Fresh Vegefables of all lunds PHONE 752-J I r'-i ll M- . .. A-A I - -Q I 5 OO t Complimenfs of 5- gf. . , . . . ff X ' a..IIIIIIII ' I I tr sw Wwwufvwc BI LBREY S FURNITURE COMPANY Barker s Sporting Goods Toys Games Records 5I2 ROANE STREET HARRIMAN TENNESSEE Sanitary Barber Shop CLAUDE BURNS Tom YEARY Comphments of Wright s Cate J T COREA and SON OFFICE SUPPLIES d EQUIPMENT Distributors ot SPALDING SPORTING GOODS Phone I55 603 Morgan Street THELMA'S BEAUTY SHOP Phone jaw ras Midget Cafe A GOOD PLACE TO EAT K ax Ai 4 . .41 .1 O- . is .f A ' ' ii AT hx 55 ' N 1 ' . NJ' 'll -1 X ul' : S. I I . I an . , O O BRANAM S SHELL SERVICE STATION STOP and GAS WITH US We Speclaluze m Car Waxmg Phone 9I I6 Compllmenfs of park s Cleaners SOUTH HARRIMAN Comphmenfs of Mull Cafe Glles Pharmacy THE PRESCRIPTION STORE HARRIMAN TENNESSEE Nfx Sq Gen Hackney M JEWELER Compllmenis of Robinson and Evans Scandlyn s Grocery FEEDS MEATS a d GENERAL MERCHANDISE Phone 884W Harnman Tennessee GARDNER S Servlce Station THAT CONVENIENT STATION I . . . . S I 7'4, I I I i, U - O Q , I ' 9 . '. L 9 b I DODGE JOB RATED TRUCKS an O C USED!!! Pho e 420 HARRIMAN TENNESSEE Complumenis of A Fruend JAMES WATERHOUSE Inc STILES STATION Phone 9 I 50 HARRIMAN TENNESSEE Horrlman Radlo AND TV Cllnlc LOOKING FOR TROUBLE IS OUR BUSINESS 6II Queen SI'reeI' Phone 89 White Way Cafe Shor+ Orders and S'I'eaIcs AIR CONDITIONED PRIVATE DINING ROOM Hlghways 27 81 70 Phone 9I92 8: 37I R gettn Walaea Stone s DEPARTMENT STORE G d C I M ' fr, A O ' e R r fl W. CompIimenI's of H ' I - B. T. I I X AT X Thomas Gas Servrce Phone I20 Box 286 HARRIMAN TENNESSEE Comphmenfs of Bowers Brothers Furniture Co PHONE 283 WALNUT HILL Complumenfs of WRIGHT Bulck Company NEW a d USED CARS Phone 1250 5I5 5I6 Walden Sfreei' Comphmenfs of PIC KEL S Fu rnltu re Company HARRIMAN TENNESSEE CompIlmen+s of MAY S Grocery FRISBEE S Department Store PHONE an J compl.men+S of T e DRESS SHOP Comphmenfs of am s Grill GOOD PLACE TO SAM RENFRO Owner A I I i, CompIimen+s of I I h 5 1 ' IIA E WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE Phone 69I J ROANE STREET HARRIMAN TENNESSEE ADKISSON S FLORIST Harruman Tennessee PHONE 975 'if-put' .QI Compllmenls of Tub Springs Grocery Phone 984 W EMORY HEIGHTS ROAD Compllmenls of T L CATE COMPANY THE HOME OF GOOD MERCHANDISE if ' xx ks m HARRIMAN TENNESSEE Ideal Cleaners GILL WHITE O er Phone 652 Compllmen+s of Swan Brothers, Inc BAKERS Bread SUNBEAM Calre A DELIGHT IN EVERY BITE Patton's Jewelry R M PATTON owner I I f xV,, , 7 ik., Complimenfs of ff Q ,X 'lgx its 'TQ ffm , wn fm I II , I H a I I t o n s BROADACRE DAIRIES Inc GOLDSEAL MILK and ICE CREAM HARRIMAN TENNESSEE PHONE 782 POWELL 4242I Mathis SERVICE STATION Phone 9I49 70l Roane S+ree+ TIRES TUBES BATTERIES ACCESSORIES J D MATHIS Manager Compllmenfs of Jess E Pearman Complrmenfs of Austm s FOOD MARKET Compllmenfs of N Harding Harriman FURNITURE COMPANY COMPLETE FURNISHINGS FOR THE HOME 509 Morgan SI'reeI' Phone I493 WE TAKE TRADE INS Lombard's Grocery Comphmenfs of PHONE I524 H and G Fu rnltu re Company 0 0 I PHONE mnbza WALNUT HILL I I A Modern Commercial School 'For Glrs FULLY ACCREDITED APPEALING TO THOSE wl-lo WANT THE BEST Offermg Complefe Offuce Trammg Secrefarlal Courses E1'c Pay More and Gel' More H' Pays To Buy The Besf NASHVILLE BUSINESS COLLEGE YMCA Building Nashvllle Tennessee Complnmenfs of PHONES Offuce 5 Resnclence I245W Ta ke ir-15. 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