Hendersonville High School - Golden Memories Yearbook (Hendersonville, TN)

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I I I X ilffvlwiw, RW gm VN KIRK j.cs.,I FORE ORD DEDICATION FACULTY CLASSES FEATURES QUPERLATIX ES ORGANIZATIONS ATHLETICS ADS Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page CONTENT . . ...,. 6 ssS ss ssssss 7 . ,,rS.,,.,.. 9 . ..r.. I 31 I , S trry ssS 32 0F 39 P4 1' Page 6 5 D I - 1 ' I ' 1 I 1 X , ,- A . f , , 1 , To our sponsor .... Because of her kindness and understanding, because of her guid- ance. and because of her ability of fulfilling the fullest potentialities of the students of Hendersonville High School, we, the Seniol Class of 1958, dedicate this edition of our annual, GOLDEN NIEMORIES, to MRS. A. D. STARNES. DEDICATIO HR. PAUL 0. DORRIS Prinrijml ll K lmbody 'NI K lu xly I ulurr 'I mrlirrs Club ff cgamsm az THEIR . Mks. KELLHC jomas B.S., M.A. University of Ciminnali George l'ca1body Culluge for 'I'cuchcrs Spanish, Englixla junior Sponsor NIR. CARI. Fuss:-11.1. 8.5. ,, 'l'vnm-sscc Tech liighrli GTIHI4' luuiur High Bfixkfllmll lIn1ul1 .l.x.xi.vlunl Football lfwirh liightli Grurir Sjmnxur Nik. PAUL SMITH ILS., M,A. Gwrgc Peabody College for Teachers University of thc South M alla l rr.rh num Clans Sjmnxor MRS. MILTON CURTIS STARNES B.S. George l'czlb0dy Collvgc for Tcauihcrs Home Ermmmirs, Sf'it'Hff .Vrnior Clusx Sponxur Brla Club Spnnmr l.'l:errle'mir1' Sjnmsur I-'.H..-I. Sponsor Page 7 FACULTY F AC LTY f t' ' 'iff :ajft , 'S 3 'Q.4L1wLi-Eg, '12 Cf MR. H. C. Giuscoxir B.S. W T University of Tennessee Agriculture I-'.F.A. Sponsor, Sophomore Sponsor Student Council Sponsor COACH A. D. STARNES B.S., M.A. Tennessee Tech George Peabody College for Teachers Science, Chemistry Football Coach Freshman Sponsor, H-Club Sponsor V. R. BUTLER B.A. Q Cumberland University English 5 W ' I Eighth Grade Spo'1 Q V' 1 , ' f L! I ' . fl- 'J ff X, ' MR. HERMAN WADDELL ,J B.A., M.A. ' 0 David Lipscomb College George Peabody College for Teachers W 1' Physical Education ,jx Girls' and Boys' Basketball Coach V ' Sophomore Sponsor MRS. WILDA TURN!-:Y 13.5. George Peabody College for Teachers Commercial Subjects American History F.B.L.A. Sponsor Freshman Class Sponsor NIRS. CHARLES FLOYD The Frank School of Music Louisville Conservatory Music and Piano 07 wwywmmwqkwwmmwwwwf w+ Eff 'ZEHZEHZ ET . BOOKS AND LESSONS . . . HURRYING TO BEAT THE TARDY BELL . . . GIG- GLING STUDENTS AND HARRIED TEACHERS . . . ALL MOMENTS FROM OUR cmssEs ,Q rgyguggv ti., ,,Q,.Llm....Q1,ZL !?1.lf.fl:,.f-2.'v'i 1,.,,,, ,. 4,1 ffm. A ,Kid Wu-7 4.1 :ff . 3 , 1 - Q: fl A ' 0473, 4 3-'l 1: 4 t ff ff ,wzA- A- fb f mf .ff M 'W 4, wr, . , , .....-. u ,e f if: F 4 Q'-ivZ,.'sf2f1-ki-dv! :iw X 1- f'4 'i 'Liu U SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS PAT HARTMAN ,,... RAY BUTLER .. ...., .. JANE MONTGOMERY PAT EDWARDS ........ KATHLEEN Foluwm . . . Iresident Vice-President . . . . .Secretary . . . .Treasurer . . . . .Reporter Page 10 - ATI E T0 RE EMBER On a cold winter day as the snow softly floated to the ground, I sat in front of a glowing fire- place. In the beautiful embers I saw the mem- ories that my class and I had formed. I suddenly remembered the first day as 54 frantic freshmen entered the doors of ole' H. H. S. But Miss Margaret Grime and Coach Paul Burgess were there to help us gather our wits, The first thing we did was to elect the officers of our class. We chose Jean Caruthers, President: Jane Montgomery, Vice President: Pat Edwards, Secretary: Earline Curtis, Treas- urer: Virginia- Helm, Reporter: and Kenneth Lemons, Sgt.-at-Arms. We elected Pat Edwards and Earline Curtis as cheerleaders and Jean Caruthers as Football Queen Attendant. As I looked at one ember it reminded me of the red knees which resulted from a skating party at the Hippodrome. As the embers grew higher, I seemed to recall more of our unforgettable days at ole' H. H. S. In the fall of '56 our class gathered again for another year of hard work. The first thing we did was to elect our class oflicers, President, Jack Avant: Vice President, Pat Edwards: Secretary, jane Montgomery: Treasurer, Linda Beech: Re- porter, Sally Tillmang Sgt.-at-Arms, Pat Hart- man. We elected Earline Curtis and Linda Beech as cheerleaders and Pat Edwards as Foot- ball Queen Attendant. Earline Curtis was win- ner of the Latin Medal. One of the highlights of our Sophomore year was our picnic and skat- ing party at Centennial Park and the Hippo- drome. As I continued to gaze into the glowing embers I recall to memory the glowing memories of our eventful junior year. We chose to guide us through this trying year, Mrs. Gilbert jones and Coach A. D. Starnes. We elected as officers, President, Pat Hartman: Vice Presidents, Ellis Brewington and james Campbell: Secretary, Pat Edwards: Treasurer, Glenda Whitaker: Re- porter, john Barrett: and Sgt,-at-Arms, Larry Reynolds. We chose as cheerleaders Earline Curtis, Captain, and Pat Edwa-rds and for Foot- ball Queen Attendant we chose Carolyn Castle. The winner of the Typist Medal was Pat Ed- wards and the winner of the Athletic Medal was Glenda Whitaker. The Representatives of Girls and Boys' State were Kathleen Forkum and Ray Butler. This was truly an eventful memory in our social world. VVe had a gala time at the junior and Senior Prom, our theme being Mardi Gras. Another of our unforgettable moments was our junior Play, entitled the Imaginary In- valid, which was ar great success. As the fire crackled and sent a few sparks sputtering up the chimney it reminded me of the confusion that resulted when the time came for us to order our long awaited rings. After things were straight- ened out, everyone was well satisfied and very proud of them. As I wandered back over the years the fire gradually became only dying embers, this be- gan to bring more forcefully and vividly to my mind the end of our journey through school. It was fast coming to a close, just one more year to go, but as it unfolds itself its been the most glorious of them all. As our leader and advisor we chose Miss Milton Curtis. As our officers we chose Pat Hartman, President: Ray Butler, Vice President: jane Montgomery, Secretary: Pa-t Edwards, Treasurer: and Kathleen Forkum as Reporter. For the cheerleaders again Pat Ed- wards and Earline Curtis, were chosen. Earline was elected Captain by the cheerleader squad. The Homecoming Queen was Kathleen Forkum and Football Queen Attendant was Glenda Whitaker, and Carolyn Castle was F.F.A. Queen Attendant. Pat Hartman was elected the Stu- dent Council President from our class. 'The officers were also from our class, lst Vice Presi- dent, Ray Butler: 2nd Vice President, Kathleen Forkum: Secretary, Pat Edwards. Even though the embers were gradually fading away, I still recall the steak supper the boys gave the girls. This was given as the result of our magazine campaign. Our trip to Washington and Gradu- ation remained as the final glowing embers in the fireplace to mark the end of the unforgettable four years we the Seniors have spent at H. H. S. Page ',. ,I ,mx XB.. . l 5 KATHLEEN FORKUM Love, sweetness, and goodness in her person shined. 'Transferred from North Springs, 19573 Commercial Club, 3: Beta Club, 3, 43 Beta Club Treasurer, 4: Senior Class Reporter, 41 junior Play, 33 Class Tournaments, 53 Volunteer Girls State, 33 Class Prophet, 43 Stunt Night, 33 Annual Stalf, 43 Office Stall, 43 2nd Vice President of Student Council, 4: Homecoming Queen, 4. TAYLOR CARTER God bless the girls, I love them all. junior Play, 33 Class Tournaments, l, 2, 3, 43 H. Club, 1, 2, 3, 4: Football, l, 2, 3, 4. BARBARA SUE GARRETT Books 'tis a dull and endless life, I'd rather be Ray's wife. F.H.A., l, 2, 3, 43 F.B.L.A., 3, 43 Basketball, 2: H. Club, 5, 43 Ollicc Staff, 43 Commercial Club, 33 Volleyball Tournament, 2. MURRELL ALLEN STAMPS Precious things come in small packages. NANCY LANGFORD DOTSON Good nature is the beauty of the mind. Class Tournaments, l, 2, 3, 43 Junior Play: F.H.A., l, 2. 3, 43 43 Commercial Club, 33 Volleyball Tournament, l3 Glee lu , . CALVIN GRAY STAMPS The smallest things in life have the largest meanings. PEGGY DoTsoN Coox Her words are few but she means all of them. F.H.A., 1, 2, 3, 43 Commercial Club, 33 Class Tournaments, 1, 2, 3. DONALD WoonARn He uould stop St. Peter's roll call to ash a question. if ll 1 ' 5'111,'?:.? X-if Q 'lr :C g 4'g3, Page 12 3 THE E IOR CAROLYN CASTLE I couldrft help laughing to save my life. F.l-LA., 1, 2, 3, 43 H. Club, 2, 3, 43 Basketball, 2, 3, 4: Football Queen Attendant, 32 F-T-A-. 2, 33 F.F.A. Queen Attendant, 4: Paper Stali, 3, 43 Class Tournaments, lg F.B.L.A. Club, 4: F.H.A. Parliamentarian, 43 I-'.H.A. Varsity Visit, 43 Stunt Night, 83 Volley' ball Tournament. 1: Commercia Club. 5. GARLAND RAY BUTLER All great men are dead, and I don't feel so well. Transferred from Ballard Memorial High, Barlow, Kentucky: Football, 3, 4g Basketball, 3, 43 H. Club, 3, 43 Beta Club, 3, 43 Annual Editor, 43 Senior Vice President, 4: Vice President of Student Council, 43 Boys' State Delegate, 33 Beta Club President, 43 Junior Play, 33 Delegate to Beta Convention, 5, 4. ELLIS BREWINGTON A quitter never wins and a winner never quits' Football, 1, 2, 5, 45 Co-Captain Football Team, 45 H Mention All-City Football, 45 Basketball, 3, 43 Class TOUTHHIUCBIS, 1, 25 Volleyball Tournaments, lg F.F.A., l, 2, 3, 45'Secretary F.F.A., 35 Vice President F.F.A., 45 Sub-District Parliamentary Procedure Contest, 3, 45 Midstate Parliamentary Contest, 45 An- nual Staff, 45 junior Play, 35 F.F.A. State Convention, 4. DOROTHY BUCHANAN Neatness is never a mistake. F.H.A., 1, 2, 3, 45 Class Tournament, l, 35 F.B.L.A., 45 -Beta Club, 45 F.B.L.A Secretary, 45 Delegate on Student Council. 4: F.H.A. Fashion Show, 3. ROY KING Ready for anything, work or play. Basketball, 5, 45 I-'.F.A., l, 2, 3, 45 I-'.F.A. Livestock Judging Team, 2, 3, 45 Delegate to Varsity Visit, 45 Delegate to F.F.A. National Convention, F.l-ZA. Skills Contest, 2, 3, 45 H. Club, 3, 4: Stunt Night, 3. LINDA BEECH A twinkle in her eyeg a scheme in her mind. Transferred from Cohn High, 2: F.H.A., 2, 3. 45 C1395 TIYHSUWI' 25 Glee Club, 2, 45 Commercial Club, 35 Stunt Night, Q5 Cheer- leader, 25 Future Teachers Club, 35 F.B.L.A. Club, 45 Vice Presi- dent F.B.L.A. Club, 45 H. Club, 2, 3, 4: Junior Play Usher- ette, 3. LAWRENCE VVAYNE GIBBONS His only hope for the future is faster cars. 'Transferred from Madison High 56-57: Class Tournaments: 3, 4. THELNIA LUCILLE FRAZIER The deepest 'rivers flow with the least noise. F.H.A. Club, l, 2, 3, 45 F.B.L.A. Club, 4. ROBERT XVATSON RALPH On the football field he set a wicked pacej but he was still faster in Cupizl's mee. Football, 2, 3, 45 Basketball, 3, 45 H. Club, 2, 5, 45 All-City Football Player, 45 lil-IA., 1, 2, 3, 45 F.F.A. Livestock Judging Team, 25 Delegate to Varsity Visit, 45 Annual Staff, 45 Student Council, 45 Player of the Week, 4. AUDREY ANN HALE Do unto others as you have them to do unto you, but do it first. F.B.L.A. Club, 45 F.H.A., l, 2, 3, 45 Commercial Club, 35 Class Tgurnanaents, l, 2, 35 junior Usherette, 55 Paper Staff, Art E itor, . 4 CLASS 0F 1958 GENE BROWN His intelligence will stand out always. Beta Club, 2. 3, 45 Football, 35 Class Tournaments, l, 2, 3, 4: junior Play, 3. EARLINE CURTIS She is pretty to walk with, witty to talk with. and pleasant to think on. Cheerleader Captain, 3, 45 Cheerleader, l, 2, 3, 45 Basketball, l, 2. 3, 45 I-'.H.A., 1, 2, 3, 45 H. Club, l, 2. 3, 45 F.B.L.A., 5, 4: F.H.A. Songleader, 45 Class Treasurer, I5 H. Club Play, 15 F.H.A. Varsity Visit, 45 F.H.A. State Chorus, 45 Paper Staff, 45 Annual Staff, 45 Stunt Night, 2, 35 Latin Medalist, 25 Class His- torian, 45 H. Club Reporter, 25 Commercial Club Treasurer, 3: F.T.A., 2, 35 F.T.A. Reporter, 35 Volley Ball Toumament, l. Page 13 Page 14 SHIRLEY SHOULDERS Dan'l let your studies interfere with your education. F.H.A., l, 2, 3, 4: F.B.L.A. Treasurer, 4: Annual Staff, 4: Glee Club, 4: Stunt Night, 3: junior Play, Usherette, 4. PAT HARTNIAN Thr only way ta have a friend is to be one. President of Student Council, 4: President of Senior Class, 4: Football, l, 2, 3, 4: Co-Captain, Football, 4: Basketball, 3: F.F.A., l, 2, 3, 4: F.F.A. Vice President, 3: F.F.A. President, 4: Skills Contest, 3, 4: H. Club, l, 2, 3, 4: H. Club Sgt.-at-Arms, 3: I:'.F.A. State Convention, 4: F.H.A. King, 4: Class Tournaments, l, 2: Varsity Visit, 4: Sgt.-at-Arms, Sophomore Class: junior Class President: junior Play. THE E IOR JOYCE RAYMER Be a Iirfe wire and you won't get stepped on. lf.H.A., I, 2, 3, 4: Stunt Night, l, 3: Commercial Club, 3: F.B.I,.A., 4: Paper Staff, 4: Usherette, Junior Play, 3: Class Tournaments, l. GENE GOURLEY Gail bless the man who invented sleep. F.F.A., l, 2: Class Tournaments, l: Basketball Mgr., l: H. Club, l, 2, 3, 4: Basketball, 2, 4: Football, 2, 3, 4. JANE MONTGOMERY Ever loyal ever true, lo the task she has to do. Vice President, 1: Oflice Staff, 1: F.H.A., l, 2, 5, 4: Beta Club., l, 2, 3, 4: Secretary, 4: Class Tournaments, l, 2, 3: Class Secre- tary, 2, 3: Class Favorite, 2: F.T.A., 2, 3: Junior Play, 3: Delegate, F.H.A. Convention, 2, 4: Beta Club Convention, 3, 4: F.H.A. Parliamentarian, 2: F.B.L.A. President, 4: F.H.A. Vice Presialenl, 4: D.A.R. Medalist, 4: Student Council Executive Boar, . WVAYNE SMITH ':Work makes n man grow old.' Who wants lo grow old? F.F.A., l, 2. SUE ANN GARRETT Hbefrendability and tlioughtfulness make success. F.H.A., l, 2, 3, 4: Paper Stall, 4: Commercial Club, 3: F.B.L.A., 4: Class Tournaments. KENNETH LEMONS Love is iizloxiruting, fhirl nm I drunk. Vice President, H. Club, 3: H. Club, 2, 3, 4: Volleyball Tourna- ment, 2: Commercial Club, 3: Basketball, 2, 3, 4. PAT EDWARDS A sweeter girl you'll never meet, a true friend and a real athlete. Secretary of Class, l,' 3: H-Club, l, 2, 3, 4: F.H.A., l, 2, 3, 4: Basketball, l, 2, 3, 4: Cheerleader, 1, 3, 4: F.H.A. Convention, 2, 3, 4: Class Vice President, 2: Beta Club, l, 4: F.H.A. Secretary, 1, 3: F.H.A. Workshop, l: F.T.A., l: Football Queen Attendant, 2: F.H.A. Sub-District Treasurer, 3: Commercial Club, 3, 4: Assistant Editor of Paper, 3: Annual Staff, 4: F.H.A. President, 4: Class Treasurer, 4: Bela Club Vice President, 4: Secretary of Student Council, 4: Miss H.H.S., 4: Editor of Paper Staff, 4: Class Will-maker, 4: Stunt Night, 2. 3: Co-Captain, Basketball gf:ag1,34: 4Typing Medalist, 3: Volleyball Tournament, l: F.B.L.A. u , , , YVAYNE RIITCHELL lt'.r nice to be natural when you are naturally nice. Basketball, 3: H-Club, 3. 4: Commercial Club, 3: Annual Staff, 4: Student Council, 4: Class Tournaments, 1, 2: Stunt Night, 3: Basketball Mgr., 4: Office Staff, 4: Volleyball Tournaments, 2. JACK AVANT If first you Amr! surreezl, give' up. lf.F.A., l, 2: Football, l, 2: Basketball Mgr., l: Basketball, 2: Class President, 2: H. Club, l, 2, 3, 4: Class Tournament. l GLEND.-X TVHITAKICR Why uwnry ieiiul Iunmrrou' may bring, le'I's enjoy today. F.F.A., 1, 2, 3, 4: H. Club, l, 2, Il, 4: Secretary of H. Club, fl: Stunt Night, l, 2, fl: Parliamentarian ol' lf.H.A., 3: Secretary ol I-'.H.A., 43 I-'.'I'.A., 2, il: Secretary, 2, 3: Commercial Club, 3: Secretary of Cnnnncrtial Club, il: lf.H.A. Varsity Visit, 4: Annual Staff, 4: I-IHA. Convention, 4: Football Queen Attendant, 4: Beta Club, l, 2, 3, 4: junior Play, 3: F.B.L.A., 4: Paper Stall. 4: Student Couniil, 4: 'l'reasurer of junior Class, 3: Basketball Team, l, 2, 3, 4: Co-Captain. Il, 4: Volleyball Tournament, ll Athletic Medalist, Il: Banner Player of Week, fl, 4: Class Will Maker, 4: Otliw Staff, l, 2, 4. CLASS OF 1958 :MARGARET HNHTH Silrmf' is gnlricu. 071, u'e'II, who u'mit.i Io be riffs. l-'.H.A., 1, 2, 3, 45 H. Club, 2, 3, 4: Stunt Night, 1, 3: Cnmmer cial Club, 3: Paper Stali, 4: Basketball, 2. 3, 4: F.T,A., 2, 3 Volleyball Tournament, l, 2: Class Tournament, l: Olhre StalT, Il: l .B.l.,A., 4: Clee Club, 2. SALLYE PAULINE IIQILLMAN lf Tlllliil' be llie food of love, play on. Pianist of I-'.H.A., l: Volleyball Tournament, 21 F,H.A,, I, 2, 3, 4 Class Tournament, 2: Class Reporter, 2: F.T.A., 2, Il: Commcrl cial Club, 3: junior Play, 3: F.B.L.A., 4. HAZEL NTAE STEELE Grades speak louder Hum zt'orzi.r. l-'.H.A., 1: Class Tournaments, 2, 3: F.T.A., 2, 3: Mgr. of Phys Ed., 3. CHRISTINE VAUGHN Good nature is the beauty of the mimi. F.H.A., I, 2, 3, 4: Glee Club, 4: Usherette, junior Play, 3: Commercial Club, 3: F.B.L.A., 4: Class Tournament, 1, 2, 3. DORIS PATRICIA STAFFORD Red heads usually get what they want. Beta'Club, 3, 4: Basketball, 4: Class Tournament, l, 2, 3: Com- mercial Club, 3: lf.B.L.A., 4: Home Er. Club, l, 2, 33 junior Play, 3: Homemaker of Tomorrow Award, 4: F.T.A.. 35 Stunt Night, l: Annual Staff, 4: Glee Club, 1, 2. SHELBA JEAN STORY 1'm not bad, just miscl1ievous. 'Transferred from Hume Fogg. F.B.L.A., 4: Commercial Club, 3: Paper Stali, 4: Stunt Night, 3: Glee Club, 4. Page 15 I, Y l M0 E T T0 TICIPATE ' alt was late in the summer of 1978 and as I was stroll- ing leisurely home, tired and weary from the long hours of nursing, I spied a new shingle hanging from the doorway that bore the name of Brown Scientific Lab- oratory. I had heard that Gene had become quite fa- mous and it was rumored that he had almost perfected a rocket ship which was capable of reaching Mars. My curiosity was aroused and I decided to stop in and in- quire if the rumors were true. After being sworn to secrecy I was shown through the ship. As we were about to step off the ship my foot caught in a lever near the doorway and the next thing I knew I was whirling through space! Gene and Nell had jumped clear and I was all alone in a strange world. Suddenly there was a thud. All was still again. Cautiously llpeered outside and what should I see but Pat Hartman! He welcomed me to Greenland Mars and sent one of his little green men off to call Marion and the children. Unknown to the earth people Hartman had been sent to Mars on a special mission. He inquired about all of our classmates of '58. He was glad to hear that: Sallye Tillman has become America's most famous com- poser. Liberace presented to her his golden candelabra. Her picture is quite sure to go into the Hall of Fame. Wayne Mitchell and Donald Woodard have their own partnership. It'ls identified by-Mitchell and Woodard Groceries Inc. jane Montgomery has her own special dress shop in New York. She does her own designing and has become quite famous. Ray Butler is the leading player of the House of David professional basketball team. Man is he tricky! Pat Edwards serves as secretary to Walt Disney. That's quite an accomplishment, Pat! Ellis Brewington is a modern farmer in Iowa. He and Elaine and their 3 beautiful children lead a very happy life. Pat Stafford is an old maid and teaches Home Ec. at good old H. H. S. She is quite efficient in filling the place of Mrs. Starnes who has just retired. jack Avant and Taylor Carter have their own dancing school in Chicago. Rock and Roll is no longer popular so they are teaching The Moon Sender Dance. Roy Taylor King has his own U-Drive-It Company in Nashville, Tennessee. Christine Vaughn has a family of three and is secre- tary of the P.T.A. and president of the Women's Club in her commbnity. Linda Beech and Shirley Shoulders hold prominent positions as models for Lilly Dache' in gay Par'ee. Shelba Story writes the script for the Red Buttons Show. It seems that her practical joking paid off. Bob Ralph has taken Dudley Green's position as sports writer for The Nashville Banner. He's the best yetl Page 16 il Nancy Dotson is executive secretary for Wayne Gib- bons in Hollywood. Wayne has become famous as a producer of western movies. Those inseparable twins, Murrell and Calvin Stamps are founders of the famous Stamps Kennels. Collies are their specialty. Barbara Garrett is an Avon representative for the com- munity of Old Hickory. She and Ray have six girls at home-three sets of twins! Margaret Smith is Physical Education instructor at Tennessee Tech. She has just been promoted to Head of the Phys. Ed. Dept. for freshman girls. Peggy Dotson-oh, pardon me-Peggy Cook is very happy just taking care of Robert and their five handsome children. Being a famous interior decorator and having a hus- band named Donald and two lovely children' to care for all combine to make a mighty busy woman out of Earline Curtis, er-r-r, Dixon. There's no stopping that Glenda Whitaker. She's just won the title of Champion Ice Skater of the World. However, she's proudest of Robert and their three ador- able children. Carolyn Castle has her own business-The Castle Day- time Nursery. She loves every minute of it and the kids worship her. Wayne Smith is a confirmed bachelor and also a traveling salesman for Royal Vacuum Cleaners. Ann Hale has just been voted best dressed woman in America. She chooses her wardrobe from the Mont- gomery Designs. joyce Raymer is now the famous New York hair stylist that all the ladies are so excited about. Kenneth Lemons and jean, along with their three wonderful children, are running a prosperous fruit farm in Florida. Hazel Mae Steele and Thelma Frazier have set up their own Nurses Training school in Southern China. They are serving humanity in a great way. Gene Gourley is head football coach at H. H. S. Last year his team set a perfect record. They are looking for big things this season. Dorothy Ann Buchanan, or rather Keele, has just been elected Mrs. America. johnny was so proud of her that he went out and bought her a new mink coat. Sue Ann Garrett, other than being a housewife, has established the Generosity Club of Americas Through this organization, she helps to. educate underprivileged children. The Martians begged me to stay with them but I was lonesome already for good old earth so during the night I stole away in the rocket ship and whirled back to Gene's Scientific Lab. Take this story and believe it or not. There's one thing for sure-never again will I board anything that even looks like it might fly! ' lVlElVl0RABLE E l0R lVl0lVlE LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT of the Senior Class of 1958, Hendersonville High School, Hendersonville, Tennessee We, the Senior Class of 1958 being of sane mind and sound body after four yea-rs of sweat, blood, and tears do hereby proclaim this docu- ment to be our last will and testament. Article I To our sponsor, Mrs. Starnes, we wish to ex- press our deepest gratitude and thanks and hope that the following class you have will have as much love and a-ppreciation for you as we have. Article II To the faculty and Mr. Dorris-We wish to express our thanks for their help and guidance through the years. Article III To the Freshman Class-We leave our sympa- thy for the three years ahead. Article IV To the Sophomore Class-We bequeath our closeness as a class hoping you will obtain it. Article V To the Junior Class-We leave our long list of Senior Privileges. Article VI I, Jack Avant, leave surprising everyone. I, Linda Beech, leave knowing that things will be a lot quieter when I'm gone. I, Ellis Brewington, bequeath my ability to keep a girl to Buddy Starnes. I, Gene Brown, bequeath my intellectual abil- ity to Mickey Edwards. I, Dorothy Buchanan, bequeath my neatness to Shirley Baker. I, Ray Butler, leave unregretfully. I, Taylor Carter, leave' my place in the foot- ball line to Robert Howes. I, Carolyn Castle, bequeath my ability to gig- gle at any time to Thelma Dudney. I, Ea-rline Curtis, leave my cheer leader outfit to Nancy Roberts. I, Nancy Dotson, bequeath my red knee socks to Sandra Turner. I, Peggy Cook, leave to become a good wife and mother. I, Pat Edwards, bequeath my popularity to Anita Dixon. I, Kathleen Forkum, leave my golden crown to the next homecoming queen. I, Thelma Frazier, leave as quietly a-s I came. I, Barbara Sue Garrett, leave to become a full-time wife. I, Sue Ann Garrett, bequeath my position on the school paper to Judy O'Saile. I, Wayne Gibbons, bequeath my black leather jacket to Odis Deck. I, Gene Gourley, lea-ve hoping I never have to work this hard again. I, Ann Hale, bequeath my pretty clothes to Faye Gropp. I, Pat Hartman, leave having gained friends, honor, and respect. I, Roy King, leave my size 12 tennis shoes to Buddy Davidson. I, Kenneth Lemons, leave hoping to become a husband. I, VVayne Mitchell, lea-ve my courteous ways to Buddy McNeese. I, Jane Montgomery, bequeath my versatility to Joanne Williams. I, Bob Ralph, leave my athletic ability to Jerry Huggins. I, Joyce Raymer, bequeath my seat in Book- keeping to Sylvia Steele. I, Shirley Shoulders, leave my position on the annual staff to Shug Smith. I, Margaret Smith, bequeath my mischievous ways to Jerry Pinkerton. I, Wayne Smith, leave my youthful ways to Sam Victory. I, Calvin Stamps, leave my smallness of stature to Frank Mir. I, Murrell Stamps, leave my shortness of height to Earl Sisco. I, Hazel Mae Steele, leave all my books to anyone who can carry them. I, Shelba Story, leave my pony tail to Clara Smith.. I, Sallye Tillman, leave my musical ability hoping Judy will continue in my footsteps. I, Pat Stafford, leave my tight skirts to Nancy Poindexter. I, Christine Vaughn, leave my friendly ways to Peggy Dixon. I, Glenda Whitaker, leave my athletic trophies to Nancy Curtis. I, Donald Woodard, leave my bookkeeping book to anyone stupid enough to take it. In witness whereof, we do hereby affix our seal and signature in the year of our release, May thirtieth, one thousand nine hundred and fifty-eight. THE SENIOR CLASS Signed: PAT EDWARDS GILENDA WHITAKER -1--. - . ,lr-v Page 17 JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS AND SPONSOR GLEN PENUEL . BUDDY STARNES. , , . DOUGLAS HARDAWAX', , . .XLIIERT BROWN .... PATRICIA j0NEs. , . JAMES FRAZIER .. . MRS. KHLLIE JON!-iS ,. , . ,President Vice President , , . . ,Secretary . . . ,Treasurer . . . .Reporter Sgt. at Arms , . . .Sponsor Page 18 Jw ,IKM I INI-il GANN I HIfLI1N GARRITIT lIoL'caLAs HARDAWAY ROBERT HOWES l'A'I JONES -IICRRY KIZER BUNNII5 LORD XlAIsI.Ii NICCONNELL KDXVIN NICDUI-'FEE jovczrg HI-LABOR I-'RANK MIR NIIRNIA NICHTER JU IORS THE CLASS 0F 1959-I JU IOR DAN llI1AsI.I:Y CIII1s'I'I4R BILHIII -lum' BIRuwI1I.L .XLIIIQRT BROWN HILLI-:N BRUKNN 'l'IIoMAs BRLJHR FRANCIS Cook NANCY CLIR'I'Is 'fill-1LMA DUDNEY U DAYREI. DLIRIIANI JANHB FRAHER NELUE GAMMONS Page 19 .lUNIORS JUDY O'SAILE GLEN PENUEL NANCY POINDEXTER CECIL RALPH CARL RICE NANCY ROBERTS JANIES ROBINSON WINNIE BUTLER EARL SISCO CLARA SMITH MARY QSHUGJ 'SMITH JERRY STARNES Page 20 -K -P-. SYLVIA STEELE BEVERLY THOMPSON GENE YOUNG 3 I M141-' Sirtin' Pretty ! A Yeah, Studjlingr. Field Trip Side bY Side I Carft Look Kms wsu Be Kids D Necking 5 9 iiiydrea 'ni ng Page 22 SOPHOMORE OFFICERS 'SHARON Nl.-xYHAl.L , LINDA Mcrllul-'Iflfl-1 . .Vire SARAH GIVAN KIANICI4: DAVIDSON .11-AN Mosrs ISr1'I'1'x' wCAs'1Lu NIR. H. C. GREGORY XIR. HERMAN YVADDI-'I.I. President President . Secretary Treasurer Reporter Historian , . Sponsor .Sponsor N'-X. Bakliddxldjfw Fourth Row XVAYNE FROST l SARAH GIVAN DIANA GOURLEY TOMMY GREGORY Fifth Row PAT HUDGINS JERRY HUGGINS HARDY JOHNSON HARRY JOHNSON Sixth Row CHARLES JONES DONALD KEMPER PATRICIA KIRK SHARON NIAYHALL 0Pll0MORE THE CLASS 0F 1960 0PHOMORE MATTIE ELLEN ALHEIT JULIA BATES ALFRED BROWN VERTIS BUTLER Second Row CECIL BUTTS BETTY CASTLE JEANEITE CHOATE LESTER CORNWELL Thi-rd Row 0TIs DECK ANITA DIxoN SUE DURHAM JIMMY FRAZOR Page 23 0PHOMORE First Row ' SHERRY MATLOCK LINDA MCDUFFEE TOMMY MCDUFFEE CHARLES MCKINESS Second Row OLLIE MCNEAI. SHARON MCNEESE JOYCE PALMER DONNA POINDEXTER Third Row ROY RALPH CECIL Scorr JIMMY SCOTT KENNETH SLOAN X Wx . XXV 5 5. E fx A I If IXEQ RLNXL rx ml lj X , I? Ngf? VRS, -Yji x J Page 24 Fourth Row LARRY SNODDY ROSEMARY STARK JUDY TILIJWAN Sco1'I'Y TILLMAN Fifth Row LARRY WAGGONER SAMMY WOODARD NANCY WORSHAM MARY JANE Woons BOBBY MCMURTRY Boys!!! No!! An Angel f ' rom Heave 1 Havmg Fun??? n' What Characters I Nice Ba fkgrmm ,Yhrc me 3 J! Wfw-4 9- ,. , n C of .x YN' - l Rear View ' d '. New QQ --I-.,,,,, FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS AND SPONSORS MICKEY EDWARDS . . PATRICIA DAVIDSON .,.. ELAINE DAVIS ,.,. . FAY GROPP ...,.,.. jo ANN YVILLIAMS, . LONNIIL EDWARDS ..... MR. A. D. STARNES. , .. MRS. YVILDA TURNEY ,... MR. PAUL SMITH, .. . Vice President President . Secretary Treasurer . . . . .Reporter ..Sgt, at Arms Sponsors Page 26 1 1 I 1ILIu I Sixth Row HARRY KIZER NANCY KIZER WALLACE KIZER ODELL KIRK CHARLOTTE LANIUS Seventh Row BILL LAW!-ION HERBER LORD FAY MARTIN MINNIE MCCORMICK FRE HME First Row CAROLYN AUTREY NANCY BATES BONNIE BI-:ECH BUECRD BENNETT IOHNNY BREWINGTON Second Row JERRY BUCHANAN JESSIE BUTTS NIARILYN CHOATE PATRICIA DAVIDSON ELAINE DAVIS Third Row PEGGY DIXON YVILLIAM DORRIS LAURA DURHAM I LONNIE EDWARDS 1 MICHAEL EDWARDS Fourth Row PHIL FOWLER ,. X VIVIAN FRAZIER VIRGINIA FRYE FRANRIE GAMMON FAY GROPP 'J Fifth Row ' ' CHARLES HAMLETI I ANNA HARDAWAY ' CHARLES HASTINGS CHARLES JACKSON GEORGE JONES I 1 I I I I' ' Page 27 FRE HME First Row BOBBIE RAY MCMURTRY JERRY PINKERTON SUE MIR XIARY MONTGOMERY MARY MosEs Second Row LAWSON MCNEESE MARIE NEWMAN PATRICIA PIT1' DON RALPH DORRIS RALPH Third Row JOHN THOMAS RALPH KENNETH RALPH LINDA GEORGIA RALPH LINDA PEARL RALPH JULIA REI-:SER Fourth Row CAROLYN ROBINSON PHILIP RUSSELL MARY SHOULDERS JERRY SI-IRUM JIMMY STAFFORD Fifth Row KENNETH SUTTON SANDRA TURNER ROY LEE VAUGI-IN ANN WALKER JOANNE WILLIAMS Sixth Row GLYNN YOUNG Page 28 THE CLASS 0F 1961 1 4,ffJA'A an . is lhures One IU Lxnry Lrmxd - . -'un . , y yum SM ., ., 'rnhmtm xx 35' Buck W'hen gun- ? 13' ,-'jx Vw 'I'herc's Only One Thing Missing . . . Food! Timm CKASS Over She Goes d 51' Presidcnf im X Wm!-7 WEN' EIGHTH GRADE First Row JOHNNY ADCOCK FRANCIS BUTLER DAN BYRNE LINDA CARR JUDY CASTLE Second Row LINDA CREEKMUR ROY DAVIDSON DOYLE DURHAM QUINNIE DURHAM REBECCA DURHAM Third Row JAMES EVANS JAMES FRAZOR DONNIE GAMMON ROBERT GAMMON MICHAEL GARRETT Fourth Row BOBBY GROVES GLENDA HAMLETT JAMES HARRISON BARRY JACKSON BETTY JONES Fifth Row TROY KEMP LORENE LOGAN KENNETH LAWHON NANCY MCDUFFEE SALLY MCGLOTHLIN Sixth Row LUCY MCMURTRY MARTHA MCNEAL NIICHAEL NICHTER MARCIE POWELL LELAND ROBINSON Seventh Row CAROL RICE HARIL SCOTT BILL STEADMAN LINDA STORY ALICE SUTTON Eighth Row KENNETH WAGGONER JESSE WALDROP ALICE WOODS PERCY WOODARD MR. KENNETH WILLIAMS Sponsor MR CARL FUSSELL, Sponsor Page 30 l . . WMS ZZ' umm M. PERSONALITY THAT MADE FOR LEADERSHIP . . . AND THOSE WHO BRIGHTENED OUR DAYS SIMPLY THROUGH THEIR DIVERSITY . . . AS HONORED IN OUR FEAT IIE Page 31 1 'H I E 2 Q E k YWYYSL 2 1- max ' . . MVS A Ji 4. ,. :- :UN . F 1,5 :EC ' .... V V, -f.l... , . Q we ' ASQ YE Z 2 I I X i gf? fs? Pu I'iLll'U1l'll'I . fx - 'TN X Ji' ,Jw mx: xx mmm: sv vm.: ,, f' ' W , , eww L Qu ? H L, ,L . Clanzfguz Clufiaa PEGGY DOTSON COOK CAROLYN CASTLE SHIRLEY SHOULDERS of kgs Jmomsnfi ffklmfmf Bait 251.5155 ANN HAH, KliNNli'I'H HLMONS JACK AVANT DOROTHY BUCHANAN 4. af GTP ., - a 1 ,Y I 'Hhs Cf ' L16 ZLEUOLLQ, M ARUARIET SM ITII SIIELBA STORY cowzfaoui CALVIN STAMPS SUE ANN GARRFT I' PEIISO Sof ffla omant I I WRFELL fzisncmlaib I all giixiflillcfcliilii ROY 'l'AYl.OR KING 'I'IIIiI,MA FRAZIOR CHRISTINE VAUGHN XWAYNE MITCHELL ...qmx-Q, 'Vs ' rw - :sw-X ,. k.L:.,zN:',.'fN, 4 My 1 i 2 3 I Lx www :fmoaf .fikvsficf U0 Succeed ELLIS BRliVC'ING'l'ON KATHLEEN FORKUM E, Jmacfafiif JANE MONTGOMERY 4231! ,dfffoaf Cysuufifs JANE NONTCLOMERY RAY BU'I'I.liR HMO.ff ffnbfsmscfciczll HAZEL STHELIE GENE BROXVN swamp -1 .fx f- . . . 6 A 5' I , 1 , A .. Ieyz 1 Zig? .I mm , , . fa .ig IE w, z 1 Aw fm' f lfwffzmf jOYCIIE RAY MER I 9 Ig If I ii, DONALD XVOODARD A K 7 V Lr,VZ ,A 7 K S 543' JIAOZK qgnclusizcoui I ' XWAYNE GIBBONS 'A . I , U-4??fZ,.4 f ' Mgvrh 1. g 5, A SALLY TILLLVAN ,ff AE'A f MI 77 Zl1zf1'z.::cfichLH.a LINDA BEIZCQII PATRICIA 5'I'AIfFORD A . A 1 1, ,., AAI, .E .-, A M , 4 .. N. naw 1 Q --am: f S, W. ,J -fx A , A. ,w f 5 ga, mei A . ff' pr- , 5 322, I' fin ,Aa Q 1. Q . , xi. - 1 aygigvp I :A Q 1 '55 I7IjoufIifILf I XVAYNE SMITH CY DOTQON W5 ff wmgmlim . . THE FUN WE HAD . . . THE PLANS WE MADE . . . THE WORK WE DID AS WE TOOK PART IN OUR VARIOUS IIHGA IZATHI rw 141 RAY BUTLER ....... ..A.......... E ditor DOUGLAS HARDAWAY DOUGLAS HARDAWAY ..............,... Assistant Editor Assistant Editor PAT EDWARDS, BUDDY STARNES, VERTIS BUTLER Business Managers PAT JONES ,.... Art Editor Feature Editors GLENDA WHITAKER, ELLIS BREWINGTON. .Feature Editors EARLINE CURTIS, Bon RALPH ,....,......., sports Editors KATHLEEN FORKUM ...,......,.....,..... Photographer SHIRLEY SHOULDERS, PAT STAFFORD, WAYNE MITCHELL Typists EARLINE CURTIS ...................., ...... H istorian RAY BUTLER Editor PAT EDWARDS, GLENDA WHITAKER ....,... Will Makers KATHLEEN FORKUM .,...........,. .,.. P rophecy I goals .JMEHZDTLEA STAFF ' PAT EDWARDS .....,....,. Editor-in-Chief JUDY O'SAILE .....,............ Assistant Editor-in-Chief CAROLYN CASTLE, SUE ANN GARRETT .... Feature Editors EARLINE CURTIS, MARGARET SMITH ...... Sports Editors GLENDA WHITARER, SI-IELDA STORY ...... Society Editors ANN HALE, JOYCE RAYMER ....... .... A rt Editors SYLVIA STEELE, NANCY CURTIS .... ...., J ohe Editors MRS. TURNEY ...............,. ...... S ponsor Page 40 PAT EDWARDS JUDY 0'SAlLE Editor Assistant Editor onzmcuzcfo Uomsf STAFF ' W. P! .. rn, '51 5 Q Ax 5 wwf M, me iw, ' 'Sli . F! 'Q R ' .v , in 8 K 'Q' -a 'A 3, .. V 4 X.. . ,hw X ' A 0 7' ,af H 1 . W- an .,,..,.., ,M ,.,. ,. M,-.Z 5 .-,f , SSH. . 1 gg 5.yg--.iw ' ' , :sg 11:2 ' 1 s-.W v v-f 1 iv 5, Mass'-im' aa if - .A , ,, E h gy- -f , X, .Q ' gf' wave: La ffzf-ffzi, 1ff '5- ' A., ug V,k. Q X . -s g-QF fro' I 1. Y, i ,- gi ifigafi -' ,- V. 5-Qc L X . ' 3 5? FFA MEMBERS lfirsl Rozy: Carl Dean Rice, Edwin NIcD11ffee, Robert Gulley, Alfred Brown, Kenneth Sloan. Semnd Row: Dan Beasley, Doug- las Harrlaway, Albert Brown, Roy King. Third Row: Mr. H. C. Gregory, Arlrfisorg Glenn Penuel, Pat Hartman, Ellis Brewing- ton, Wayne Frost. Nancy Poinclexter, Sweetheartg jimmy Frazor, Sammy Woodward, Herbert Lord, johnny Brewington, Glenn Young, Charles jackson, Don Ralph. Fourth Row: Bob Ralph, Charles jones, Odell Kirk. George jones, Kenneth Ralph, , 11111 1-,cm-1-1-1 llt.I'ftlR .A MkF ,D 1114 . , ,, , MW ll OW Cl ll eb alll C I l O'lU JHIHCS af IHZICI' 0113 C CIHIJCI' I 4, I xr I 1 cl g+'Jffff '44 1' ' . ' , , fa 1 Tumi FARMERS m f O v 4,5 of M 7 1 4x5 f ' +794 L FFA OFFICERS PAT HARTlN'IAN ELLIS BREWINGTON . . , ' GLENN PENUEL ., ALBERT BROWN .. DAN BEASLEY ...,.,.. DOUGLAS HARDAWAY . 1 , NANCY JIM POINDEXTER ,. Page 42 . . . .President Vice-President . . . . .Secretary . . . .Treasurer , , . .Reporter . . . .Sentinel . . .Sweetheart 57444-fr cf E i I E FHA MEMBERS lfnxvi Row: Shirley Shoulders, Judy 0'Saile, Clara Smith, Barbara Garrett, Joyce Raymer, Linda Beech, Carolyn Autrey, Laura Durham, Diana Courley, Faye Gropp, Sallye Tillman, Elaine Davis, and Patricia Davidson, Second Row: Margaret Smith, Bonnie Beech, Mary Shoulders, Dor- othy Ann Buchanan, Thelma Frazier, Winnie Butler, Patsy Hudgins, Ann Hale, Viiian Frazier, Viiginia Frye, Glenda Whitaker. Earline Curtis, and Carolyn Castle. Third Row: Judy 'l'illman, Sherry Matlock, Rosemary Starks, Donna Poindexter, Sara Giian, Betty tfastle, Sue Durham, Mary Frances Montgomery, Pat Edwards, Jane Montgomery, Sandra Turner, Patricia Pitt, Nancy Bates, Peggy Dixon, Sylvia Steele. Bonnie Lord. Mary fShugJ Smith, Beverly Thompson. Fourlli Row: Carolyn Robinson, Doris Ralph. Linda G. Ralph, Nancy Dotson, Sue Ann Garrett, Joyce Palmer, Nancy Curtis, Nancy Jim Poindexter, Nancy Roberts, Thelma Dudney, Helen Garrett, Norma Nitcher. Fifth Row: Charlotte Lanius. Nancy Kizer, Anna Hardaway, Julia Bates, Sharon McNeese, Sara McConnell, Mary Moses, Julia Reeser, Minnie lNIcCormick. Sixlh ltmv: Janice Davidson, Linda McDuffee, Nancy Worsham, Linda P. Ralph, Sharon Mayhall, Jeanette Choate, Joann Williams, Sue Mir, Marilyn Choate, Jean Moses, Patricia Kirk, Mattie Ellen Alheit, Anita Dixon. FUI ni iioMEMAKEns of cqmmiaa FHA OFFICERS PAT EDWARDS ..... ....,. P resident JANE MONTGOMERY . . .... Vice-President GLENDA WHITAKER ,. .... Secretary BETTY CASTLE .... , , ,Treasurer SHUG SMITH . , , , , ,Reporter EARLINE CURTIS . . . . . ELAINE DAvis CAROLYN CASTLE . . . . . SHARON MAYHALL .Song Leader .....,.Pianist Parliamentarian Historian Page 43 Left to Right: Inez Gann, jerry Starnes, Glenda Whitaker, Vertis Butler, Kathleen Forkum, Dorothy Buchanan, Gene Brown, Ray Butler, Jane Montgomery, Patricia Edwards, Helen Garrett, Glenn Pen- uel, judy 'l'illman, Nancy Roberts, Albert Brown, Pat Stafford. Page 44 BETA CLUB I , , it L, Left to Right: Bob Ralph, jerry Huggins, Odell Kirk, Pat Hartman, Johnny Brewington, Robert Howes, Gene Gourley, -Robert Gulley, Cecil Butts, Ellis Brewington. Second Row: Wayne Mitchell, Gene Young, Kenneth Lemons, Doyle Durham, Vertis Butler, Anita Dixon, Mary Smith, Elaine Davis, Charles jones, Billy Mundy, Edwin McDuffee, Roy Ralph. Third Row: Betty Castle, jo Anne Williams, Ray Butler. Alfred Wheeler, jack Avant, Faye Gropp, Winnie Butler, jerry Starnes, Lester Corn- well, Roy Davidson. Fourth Row: Patricia Stafford, Linda McDulfee, Pat jones, Pat Edwards, Carolyn Castle, Barbara Garrett Linda Beech, Glen Penuel, Nancy Poindexter, Laura Durham. Fifth Row: Patsy Hudgins, Margaret Smith, Glenda Whitaker: Earline Curtis, Dayrel Durham, Roy King, Otis Deck, Diana Gourley, Sylvia Steele. H - CLUB lmft to Right: Sue Mir, Nancy Roherts, Elaine Davis, Sharon Xlayhall. Sally Kay N'IrCLntl1lin, -lcanetle Choate, Mrs. Beatrice Floyd, ,Robert Uatntnons and Alerry Pinkerton. MU IC CL B Left to Right: Linda Beech, jane Montgomery, Shirley Shoulders. Sylvia Steele, Dorothy Buchanan. Barbara Garrett, liarline Curtis, Nancy Curtis, Clara Smith, Judy O'Saile, Nancy Roberts Carolyn Castle Sally 'I'ilman Mrs. lurney. Pat Edwards, Ann Hale, Sue Ann Garrett, Margaret Smith, Thelma Frazier, Norma Nichter, Helen Garrett, Beverley 'I'hompson,. Nancy Dotson, F. B. LA. CL B Joyce Raymer, Christine Vaughn. Not Pictured: Glenda Whitaker, Nancy Poindexter, Shellm Story. 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Greenbrier . . ..,.13 Bellevue . . . .13 Cumberland . . ,,,. 0 Antioch .... .,..6 Joelton... ....l8 Howard . . . .25 Hume-Fogg ,... ....32 Smyrna ,.. .3-4 Wvhite House . . ,. just Before the Fray Hail, Hail, the Ganglv All Here Page 49 HOMECOMI G Homecoming Queen KATHLEEN FORKUM Attendants to Queen Left to Right: SHUG SMITH, juniorg QUEEN KATHLEEN FORKUMQ JUDY CASTLE, Eighth Gradeg LINDA MCDUEEEE sophomoreg AND ELAINE DAVIS, Freshman. Page 50 1 ueen and Court Football Queen FAYE GROPP iWQSt X Left to Right: NANCY JIM POINDEXTER,1U7li0T Attendant, Bon RALPH: REBECCA DURHAM, Eighth Grade At- tendant, BUDDY STARNESQ CO-CAPTAIN PAT HARTMAN1 QUEEN FAYE GROPP, RAY BUTLERQ Co-CAPTAIN ELLIS BREWINGTONQ GLENDA WIHUTAKER, Senior Attendant, ROBERT HOWESQ JANICE DAVIDSON, Sophomore Attendant, DAYREL DURHAM. Page 51 E MA , 3 9 , . A W mm 2 ff ,Wy W- W.-W L all an L 'F' 5 , I 12: ' V 3 'nl' wr , 1 i V..- ,. 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Toss-Up HERNIAN YVADDELL Coach CARL DEAN RICE GENE GOURLEY YVAYNE MITCHELL Managers First Row: Vertis Butler, Coach Herman Waddell, Larry Snoddy, Lester Cornwell. Scmnd Row: jerry Starnes, Billy jo Mundy, Ellis Brewington, Gene Gourley, Roy ullalph, Kenny Sloan, Earl Sisco, Roy Taylor King, Bob Ralph and Ray Butler. Page 53 SCORES Joelton ...,.,.., ,... 4 0 Bellevue ..,... Ashland City Alumni ....... Gallatin ...... White House Cumberland . . . Antioch ,.,... Gallatin . . . Greenbrier . . . Mt. Juliet .,.. Mt. Juliet .,.. Joelton .,....... Westmoreland . . . Ashland City .... Westmoreland . . . White House ,... Jo Byrns ..,.,. ...,47 ....44 .,..32 ....30 ,...57 .,.,43 ,...27 ....3l ....4l .,..42 ..,.43 ....5l ,...58 ....44 ....48 ....5l ....4l Cumberland , . , , . . .42 Hillsboro ,.,. .... 4 6 Greenbrier . . , . . . .49 Bellevue . . , . . . .29 Jo Byrns .. .,.. 23 . HERMAN WADDELL LAURA DURHAM C h OM DIANA GOURLEY H. GLENDA WHITAKER NANCY POINDEXTER H 9 PAT EDWARDS Managers Co-Captains Page 54 First Row: Pat Edwards, Coach Herman Waddell, Glenda Whitaker. Second Row: Margaret Smith, Nancy Curtis, Earline Curtis, Joanne Williams, Patsy Hudgins, Pat Stafford, Pat Jones, Linda McDuflee, Carolyn Castle, and Betty Castle. BANK OF HENDERSONVILLE 1906 - 1958 Hendersonville, Tennessee December December December December December Phone 6642 Adanberlllllll Our Growth Through the Years 51, 1957 31, 1955 31, 1950 31, 1945 31, 1940 x1,27o,s32.a2 1,125,130.40 721,614.62 401,245.51 51,244.96 A PROGRESSIVE BANK IN A PROGRESSIVE COMMUNITY Page 55 TRADE WINDS Madison, Tennessee One-Stop Center Save up to Largest selection 5 cents per ' live bait and gal. of gas fish DRIVE-IN-MARKET Featuring Complete Line of Frozen Foods and All Types of Beverages Sporting Goods 6 Fishing Tackle Phone Madison-7-2760 COLE AND GARRETT FUNERAL HOME W. E. DAVIS 81 SON Pasteurized 601400 Dai,-y Guernsey Products Milk Page ss ,Y we C iw-- . I V -il. . A X ,., HA J, mv: ., ,, ,. 4.5, 1 A 13,-, av ' , -sn.,-.' -db-.,f,t.,g I I QW? Hancock's Burley Sales Floor West Main Street Gallatin, Tennessee Choose the Speed, Comfort and Safety of a YELLOW JACKET BOAT Star Craft Aluminum Scott Atwater Motors Tee-Nee Trailers CORE TIRE SERVICE Due West and Gallatin Rd. Madison, Tennessee For the Best in Education Attend Hendersonville High School For the Best in Clothing and Shoes Sho p at B. F. Myers 8: Son Hendersonville Madison Page 57 Sales Repair Gene's Bike Center Madison, Tennessee Compliments of Town House Restaurant Evans Bicycles Simplex Motors Goodlefisville, TCHIIBSSCC Fo' You' BgjjlF 'f' Dona' Ford Furniture and Appliance Co. FLOWERL AND FACTORY TO YOU CO 2-5625 Gallatin Rd. Hwiue 6515 Ph. 9-5268 124 North Main, Goodlettsville Modern Builders 8: Supply Co., Inc. Everything for the Modern Builders Goodlettsville, Tennessee Becky's Flower 8: Gift Shop 229 South Main St. Ph. 9-5479 Goodlettsville, Tennessee Ben Polk Chevrolet Company Telephone 9-5286-Main St. Goodlettsville, Tennessee Brook's Men and Boys' Wear Everything for the Student 6 Young Man Goodlettsville, Tennessee V... james Brown Tax Assessor Gallatin, Tennessee William and Pearson's Furniture Co. Goodlettsville, Tennessee Ph. 9-5302 . C l' r Nicks and Carnahan Farm Store o1':Z'mef'iaf OfI'lS Goodlettsville, Tennessee Old Hickory Oakes Dari-Delite Gallatin Flower Shop Snack Bar Curb Service Gallatin, Tennessee Highway 109 South Gallatin, Tennessee Phone 180 Pilot Knob Limestone Company, Modern EqUiPme11f C0- Inc International Harvester , ' Lincoln, Mercury Dealer Gallatin, Tennessee Ph. 681 or 1587 Gallatin, Tennessee The Yale and Towne Mfg. Co. GALLATIN PLANT Gallatin, Tennessee Ideal Laundry Compliments of Millard Kinkaid 235 Wfoodland St. Nashville, Tennessee Sumner County Co-op Creamery Gallatin, Tennessee Kornman's Dept. Store Outfitters for Entire Family Nationally Advertised Merchandise Madison Ph. 7-6495 Page 58 THREE SISTERS STORE Madison Square Shopping Center Women and Children's Apparel Charges Welcome Peggie Butler, Mgr. Compliments of ESKIMO MAID Goodlettsville, Tennessee Complete Drive-In Denton's Furniture and Appliances Hendersonville Bi-rite FRIGIDAIRE--MOTOROLA TV Market Complete Home Furnishings Groceries, Meats and Vegetables Phone 9-2634 Ph 44 H 'll Goodlettsville, Tennessee one 85 endersonvl e Compliments of R. N. PARRISH R. C. OWEN COMPANY Manufacturers of Tobacco Products Gallatin, Tennessee N. S. Baker, Distributor GULF PRODUCTS Gulf Tires, Tubes Batteries and Accessories Phone 740 Gallatin f,.NAT1oNAL sToREs Gallatin, Tennessee The Most' Complete Department Store in Gallatin P11009 29 Use Our Charge Plan G BROOKS' LIVESTOCK CO. Buyers and Transporters allatin, Tennessee Page 59 Radio Station W H I N Your Best Bet in Entertainment 1010 on Your Dial Gallatin, Tennessee Brown .Milling Co. Purina Cbows Home of Oven Queen Flour 258 West Gray Gallatin, Tennessee Holly's Beauty Bungalow Hendersonville, Tennessee Phone 6441 Hendersonville Service Station Porter Curtis Repairing-Gasoline--Oil-Tires Phone 9307 john E. Freed Hardware Company Tools, Fence, Roofing, Hardware Hend erso nville, Tennessee Compliments of Hendersonville Parent Teachers Association Hendersonville Coal Company Hendersonville, Tennessee William Drake-Proprietor Phone Office - Home 4445 6558 Terry's Drive-In Hendersonville, Tennessee Phone 9305 Compliments of Saunders Ferry Boat Dock, Inc. J. H. and F. Lee-Managers Edwards Beauty Shop Phone 4494 Hendersonville, Tennessee Page 50 John D. Durham and Son Lumber Co. Compliments of Gallatin Tobacco Everything to Build a House From Foundation to Roof . Warehouse Hendersonville, Tennessee Phone 640 Phone 3291 Gallatin, Tennessee Ceramic Tile and Marble Co. 327 W. Main St. G. O. Singer, Mgr. Phone ANdrew 3-1165 Nashville, Tennessee Brandau-Craig-Dickerson Co. Printers and Lithographers Nashville, Tennessee Compliments of Sumner County Bank 8: Trust Co. First 8: Peoples National Bank Commerce Union Bank Gallatin, Tennessee B. F. Myers 8: Son Everything to Wear Appliances 6 Furniture Goodlettsville, Tennessee Compliments of Meadow Gold Ice Cream Compliments of Nashville Sporting Goods Co. 169 Eighth Ave., N. Nashville, Tennessee Phone AL 6-1547 K Furniture Co. Madison, Tennessee Everything Needed In Home Furnishings Phone 7-3 196 Compliments of Shackelford Buick Co. Gallatin Rd. 8: Due West Ave. Madison, Tennessee Page 61 Wade Motor Company Gallatin, Tennessee Phone 618 Vic jenkins Chevrolet Co. Gallatin, Tennessee Porter W. Womack Registrar Gallatin, Tennessee Compliments of Albert Hackett SHERIFF Night Ph. 1320 Bus. Ph. 559 Anderson, Lyles 8: Rippy Let Us Carry Your Risk East Side Public Square Gallatin, Tennessee Jennings B. Duncan Prescription Drugstore Phone 441 Gallatin, Tennessee W. N. Robertson 8: Co. FURNITURE Gallatin, Tennessee Katherine,s Dress Shop Ladies' Ready-to-Wear North Water St. Phone 556 Gallatin Gallatin Ice Cream Shop Phone 9116 Gallatin, Tennessee Terry Bros. Grocery Phone 1819 Gallatin, Tennessee The Sumner County News Stewart's Dairy Queen DRIVE-IN Come as You Are--Eat in Your Car Gallatin, Tennessee Stone's Wheel Alignment Complete Front End Service and Radiator Repair Phone 1098 Gallatin, Tennessee jenkins Texaco Service Center Gallatin, Tennessee Garrett Bros. Continuous Mix READY MIX CONCRETE No job Too Large or Too Small Phone 1064 Gallatin, Tennessee Kelly 8: Sons Seed Co. Wholesale and Retail SEED-FEED-FERTILIZER Gallatin, Tennessee Compliments of Warner's Store Martin 8: Pate Real Estate Co. Real Estate-Rentals-Insurance Madison, Tennessee Garrett's Grocery Shackle Island, Tennessee Ph. Gallatin, 1061-R-2 England's Service Station Gulf Actessories-Gulf Oil Phone 778 Gallatin, Tennessee Page 62 Tommie's Boat Shop 1206 Gallatin Road Randy's Record Shop Dor maconos, INC. Gallatin, Tennessee Phone 1600 Factory Outlet Stgfe For Farm and Better Homes Call Shoes, Caps, Gtvgi, iiose Head Realty PLE3xegsF PITREING Phone 7-6374 Madison, Tennessee Wil1etre's Gallatin Recappers Womerfs and Misses' Apparel Phone 6 Infant and Cbildren's Wear Gallatin, Tennessee Phone 8-3111 Old Hickory Compliments of Mafy A For Women . No. 1 Primrose Center Friend Madison, Tennessee Phone 7-6381 Miller's Flower 8: Gift Shop Madison, Tennessee Phone 7-6268 Wilson Cleaners Dependable Service Madison, Tennessee Phone 719924 Sumner County Star and Hendersonville News Goodlettsville Gazette Compliments of Goodlettsville Drug. Co. Vick's Upholstering Shop Vick Vanatta, Owner Phone 794 174 North Water Gallatin, Tennessee Compliments of Community News Complete Hendersonville Coverage Roberts 8: Sherrell GULF SERVICE Accessories-Road Service Phone 7-9934 Madison, Tennessee Montague Pharmacy Gallatin Road at Due West Madison, Tennessee A Western Auto Associate Store Carl Harris, Owner 309 Gallatin Road National Plumbing and Heating Supply Co., Inc. Plumbing and Heating Distributors Madison, Tennessee Phone 7-3359 Madison, Tennessee Associates Finance Cor . . C LOANS P Madison 5 8: 10 Madison, Tennessee Phone 7-3381 Madison Tennessee Romey Suggs Chas. Evans ' Page 63 Compliments of A 8: P Food Store Gallatin Shell Service Station . Shell Products Gnllnnn, Tennessee Phone 375 Gallatin, Tennessee Doffls ei Swift Ferrell Auto Supply SUPER MARKET Goodlettsville, Tennessee Gellenn- Tennessee Terry's Grocery Phillips-Robinson Company Highway 109 Funeral Directors Phone 1478 Gallatin, Tennessee Phone 2-3312 Nashville 6, Tennessee Southern TV 81 Appliance CO- N. P. Claxton Disttibtttittg co. Hubert Baker-jack Crunk Tommy Keaton-James Estes 606 Feeder Lane l 3001 Gallatin Rd. Phone CA 8-2565 AL 6-2606 Nashville, Tennessee e0 'l i 'f 'f ef Moonyhan's Gulf Service Wiley Trailer Sales, Inc' Old Hickory Blvd. 8: Delaware Ave. 1605 DiCkerS0n R02d Phone 44-7-9929 Madison, Tennessee e0 'P'i 'e ef Swaney-Swift Drug Co. Layon Brown The Prescription Store COUNTY COURT CLERK Phone 602 Gallatin, Tennessee Let Sunshine in Your Horne Hami1tOn's E550 Service Sunshine Cleaners 8: Laundry 211 Old Hickory Blvd. Phone 152 So. Water Gallatin, Tennessee . Madison, Tennessee Western Auto Aubrey Moore Associate Store General Insurance Phone 9-5536 Goodlettsville, Tennessee Phone 9-2888 Goodlettsville Tennessee Goodlettsville Food Locker Roger Smith lneufenee Ageney Old Bank Building dl ' Goo ettsvlue' Tennessee Goodlettsville, Tennessee T. F. Brooks Pan-Am Service Gallatin Auto Parts 219 So. Main St. Phone 845 Phone 9-5900 Goodlettsville, Tennessee 263 WCS! Main Gallatin Page 64 Center Point Drive-In Fishing Supplies-Live Bait Ice--Groceries Dickerson Pan-Am Station Pan-Am Gas 6 Oil U. S. Royal Tires 6 Accessories Nashville Pike Hendersonville Phone 9301 Hendersonville W. B. Hunter General Insurance Gallatin, Tennessee Blue's jewelry Store Gallatin, Tennessee John C. Koehn, Prop. Seller's Florist Flowers for All Occasions Madison, Tennessee Starday Records Box 115 Madison, Tennessee Compliments of Yates Motor Co. Compliments of Craig and Sholfner Hardware Phone CO 2-0447 Madison, Tennessee Madison Square Shopping Center , 'I Galbreath Bros., Inc. Adcock s Garage Plumbing-Heating-Water Pumps Auto Repair and Wrecker Service 106 East St. Phone Goodlettsville 9-2406 Phone 4501 Hendersonville Dry Cleaners Ideal Laundry Barber Shop Compliments of Millard Kincaid A- D, Steele, prop. 235 Woodland St. Nashville, Tennessee W. C. Moncrief 8: Co., Inc. Complete Line of Building Supplies Phone 9-2851 Kraft Food Company Gallatin, Tennessee Goodletsville, Tennessee 5 Phone 2251 Compliments of RALPI-YS GROCERY, Goodlettsville, Tennessee GOODLETTSVILLE CLEANERS, Goodlettsville, Tennessee KEMP MOTOR CO., Gallatin, Tennessee THE SHOE MART, Goodlettsville, Tennessee MADISON AUTO PARTS, Madison, Tennessee MADISON SQUARE BARBER SHOP, Madison, Tennessee HARDCASTLE MOTOR CO., Goodlettsville, Tennessee GOODLETTSVILLE HARDWARE, Goodlettsville, Tennessee GREER SHELL SERVICE STATION, Goodlettsville, Tennessee PENNY'S, Madison Square Shopping Center, Madison, Tennessee REYNOLD DORRIS MOTOR CO., Goodlettsville, Tennessee HURT'S GARAGE, Hendersonville, Tennessee TALLEY'S DRIVE INN, Goodlettsville, Tennessee Page 65 Compliments of Hendersonville Civic Club Hawkins Bros. Excavating, Grading 6 Ditcbin Phone 4508 Hendersonville, Tenn. 8 Hendersonville Marine Moorzhg 6' Service Phone 4519 HENDERSONVILLE SERVICE STATION ' H d '11 T ell CISOHVI C, EIIIICSSCC Phone 62 1 1 O J. F. NEWMAN AND SON INC. Hendersonville, Tennessee 1 w hone 6 I P 516 ROYAL TYPEWRITERS fAre the Bestj s. J. WEAVER 1205 Linden Ave. Nashville, Teh see Royal Typewriter -Distributo HENDERSONVILLE DRUG CO. Better Health for a Better Community' Hendersonville, Tennessee Compliments of CONTINENTAL TRAILWAYS Dependable Service To the Next Town or Across the Nation 418 Sth Ave., South Nalslxville, Tennessee W. fBilD Cole Hurt's Market General Insurance Hendersonville, Tenn. Hendersonville, Tenn. Phone 4500' ANNUAL PHOTOGRAPHS by Modern Barber Shop Blankenship Hendersonville, Tenn. 3311 Gallatin Rd. C- L- Wingo, PMP- Nashville, Tennessee Phone 6618 Phone CO 2-5777 Sodas ' Malts Sundaes Hot Dogs Shakes Hamburgers KINGS DARI-DELITE Madison, Tennessee Page 68 pWNW'DfyQ awww my rig miwwwwy ,WNFR 1 5 ? 5 :gk kEQk,i?SEQEf Af? riff? S 3 92,2 ENB- ii'-, 1 xg. JD 'pb Helzplffb A UV' gi fig? if Q Qi FX 5 iiiii We if Miz? S xii? 3 - 2' ' XM 5 r ffL Qkfybl or ' 9, VZDWWWM Wa . f QQ of Q Q1 ,fgbjxdpy I V00 'iwbwgi Mythe QWMMJWLIMUM , J J f fvfw' fffwcff Milf 34 'W UWM flj