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

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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!

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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

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' 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