Hiwassee College - Hiwassee Yearbook (Madisonville, TN)

Text from Pages 1 - 64 of the 1952 volume:

P SLJ 3 n tr by U ' u r 0 j Y £6 so z C ' — v ov ' - sS € ' ( S rsc ' -‘‘ - - - Sfr rv UO- €. K f Published by The Future Teachers of America Hiwassee College Madisonville. Tennessee THE HALL OF Craft Shop Science Building Hiwassee college, located two miles north- east of Madisonville , Tennessee, was founded by a group of local Methodist preachers in March of 1849. The college was loosely connected with the M. E. Church South until 1867 when it became a part of the Holston Conference. The college is in the center of a 400 acre farm owned by the college. It is near the Great Smokies and is in the heart of the T. V. A. chain of lakes. Both the faculty and the student body enjoy the good hunting and fishing facilities of this fine location. During the past few years many improve- ments have taken place at Hiwassee, and the college is beginning to feel the vigor and confidence that comes with young Lawrence Hall KNOWLEDGE maturity- for the college is reaching adult- hood. A few of the many buildings that have been added to the physical plant with- in the last ten years are: a new girl ' s dormitory, c raft building , six faculty homes, and other buildings connected with the college and farm. A new dining hall is also in the process of being constructed which will add to the comfort and welfare of the students. Spiritual growth at Hiwassee College, we feel confident, will take its place among the leading institutions :or the development of moral and in- te.lectual capacities of its students. Girls ' Dormitory Gymnasium Brunner Hall 3 DEDICATION To these three young people whose lives were claimed in an unfortunate accident, and who have left an eternal monument on Hiwassee campus because of their friendliness, happy dis- position, and loyalty to the school, this annual is lovingly dedi- cated. 4 ANNUAL Sue Creech, Asst. Editor Elmer Raper. Sponsor Frank Nelson. Editor Joel Couch, Business Mgr. Joe Quirk, Sports Editor 3 STAFF o Opal Castleberry, Asst. Editor o Joyce Simpson, Asst. Business Mgr. Betty Evers, Art Editor WORK George R. Cash J. w Hill. w. O. Evers. Vice President Dean of Students Dean of Admissions 6 FACULTY Franklin Hamilton, B. A.,M. A. English Miss Lucille Brodersen, B. A. Music Max R. Carrington, B. S. Business Education K. C. Reedy, A. B. Director of Athletics Miss Ethel Womac, B. S.,M. S. Home Economics W. E. Raper, B. A..M. S. Education and Psychology Flora E. Bryson, B. S..M. A. Psychology and Education Miss Eugenia Gurney. B. A.,M. S. Science G. H. Rapking, B. S. Crafts Reba Reynolds, B. S. Business Education R. L. Hilten. B. A..B. D. College Pastor, Religious Education 7 FACULTY David. R. Stone, B. S. Romance Languages Mrs. D. R. Youell Art A. H. Rapking, A. B.. B. D.. D. D. Religious Education Rural and Community Lii Miss Francis Sydnor, B. A., M. A. English C. W. Irons, B. S. Agriculture and Natural Science Mrs. Jessamine Greenway, A. B. Librarian Miss Phyllis Smith Bursar Mrs. Lillian Giffin, Mrs. I. C. Taylor Dean of Women Dietician J. R. Weaver Supt. of Buildings Weldon Mercer Dairy Manager 8 Maggie Lowe Chenoa, Ky. Business Ed. Commerical Club Paper Staff. Sec-Treas. of Senior Class Nelson, Frank Andersonville . Tenn. Elementary Education Pres. Student Council Pres. Senior Class Pres. Choir Agriculture Club Hiking Club Dramatics Club Paper Staff Editor Annual Boys Quartet f.t.a: CLASS OF 1952 Opal Castleberry Byington, Tenn. Secondary Education Phi Theta Kappa Life Service Hiking Club Choir F T. A. Treas. C. S. M. Vice- Pres. Senior Class Treas. Annual Staff Associate Ed. Girls Sextet Robert Vandergriff Knoxville. Tennesse Ed. Hiwassean Music Club, V. Pres. Spanish Club H Club Football 2 Henderson. Jimmy Jonesville, Va. Secondary Education Football- 2 Basketball- 2 Baseball- 2 H-Club Int. Rel. Club 9 Homer Smith Kingsport, Tenn., Pres. Eng., Phi Theta Kappa, Ag, Club, Pres. Student Coun- cil, Freshman High-grade Medal, Boy ' s Dormitory High-grade Medal. Joyce Simpson Ooltewan.Tenn., Elemen- tary Education. F. T. A. 2, Annual Staff. Frank Powers Clinchco, Va., Secondary Ed., Student Council, Phi Theta Kappa, Internation- al Relations Club, Pres. H Club, Baseball. Barbara Lane Cavin 1110 Mebourne Place. Knoxville. Tenn., Liberal Arts, Dramatics Club, Bas- ketball, Life Service Club (Sec. 51, Soc. C. S. M. Sec.,Treas., 51-52, Sextet 50-51-52, Choir and Glee Club Sec. 51. F. T. A. 50- 51, Library Club 50-52. Don Brown Montgomery. Ala., Physi- cal Education, Basketball- 2, Captain- 51-52. Base- ball-2. June Clabo Gatlinburg, Tenn., Secre- tarial, Choir, Creative Club, C. S. M. World Fri- endship, Hiking Club. Frank Lewis Payne Gap. Kentucky. Physical Ed., Football 2, H Club 2. Ann Teague Youell Hiwassee College, Madi- sonville , Tenn. , Secondary Education, Cheerleader 51-52. Glee Club. Paper Staff, Dramatics Club, C. S. M. Bill Turner Jewell Valley. Va., Busi- ness, Baseball, H Club, Student Council, Com- mercial Club, Internation- al ReL Club. William R. Shelton 400 Lee Street, Pennington Gap, Va., Physical Educa- tion, Football- 2, Basket- ball-2. Baseball-2, H- Club President, Int. Rel. Club. Jackie Lucille Meade Pound. Va., Phy. Ed.. Dra- matics Club 50-51, Bas- ketball 51-52. Interna- tional Relations Club 51- 52, Sec-Treas. Hiking Club, Pres. Dormitory Council 50-52, Paper Staff 51-52. Richard Ottinger Knoxville, Tennessee. Physical Ed.. Football 2,H Club 2. Regina Lee Camp Sweetwater, Tenn., Secre- tarial Training, Dramatics Club, Hiking Club, Choir, Commercial Club , Basket- ball. Mary Anne M. Mercer Norton. Va., Elem. Ed., Sec. Student Council, Phi Theta Kappa, Pres. Sunday School Class, Basketball. Vice- Pres. Life Ser. . F. T. A., Art Editor of An- nual, Choir and Glee Club, National Convention Del. From Hiwassee. Keys Chapel. Sec. Girls Dormi- tory, Dramatics Club Make-up Artist Ch. Clarence McCall North Tazewell, Va., Lib- eral Arts, Hiking Club 51- 52, Phi Theta Kappa- Pres. 51-52. Life Service-Pres. 51-52, Ministerial Club- Sec. 51-52, Spanish Club- Pres. 51-52, Christian Stu- dent movement, Commu- nity Service Chrm. 49-50. Ola O ' Dell St. Elmo 4, Chatanooga, Tenn., Wauhatchie, Tenn., Elementary Educa- tion. Basketball 50-51. James Franklin Patterson Coeburn, Va., Football 2, Baseball, mgr.. Interna- tional Relation Club. Doris Carter Big Stone Gap, Va., Secre- tarial, Commercial Club, Choir, Dramatics Club, C. S. M., Hiking Club. Rachel Umberger Wytheville, Va., Route 1. Liberal Arts, Student Coun- cil 50-51, Life Service Vice-Pres. Prog. Chair., Spanish Club Vice-Pres., Paper Staff Rel. Ed., Choir, Pres. Soc. Chair.. Dormi- tory Council Pres., Cheer- leader 50-51, Girls Sextet. Burnis Austin Trammel, Va., Secondary Education, Ag Club. 11 J. D. Adkins Amonate. Va.. Bus. Ad- minis., Commercial Club. Reba Collier Big Stone Gap, Va . Ele- mentary Ed., Choir, Hiking Club (reporter), F T A Creative Club. Hersehel V. Davidson Etowah, Tenn., int. Rela- Ejons Club, Ministerial Club, Life Service Group. Gailya Smith Mt. Vernon, Tenn.. mentary Education. Ele- Jackie Witt Chattanooga. Tenn., Lib- eral Arts, Paper Staff 51- 52, Spanish Club Treas uiauae yuillen Louisville. Tenn., Libera Arts, Ministerial Club.Lif Service. Cassie Townsend 1202 N. Baxter St., John- son City, Tenn., Life Serv- ice Dramatics, Hiking Club , Choir, Spanish . Paper Staff, Basketball Mgr., Li- brary Assistant, C. S. M. Program Chairman, Dor- mitory Council Sec. 602 13th Street. Knoxville I h e . n v Pre - A g.. Ag Club. Phi Theta Kappa Chester Bays Route 1, Coeburn. Va., Secondary Ed., F. T A Hiking Club. H Club. ' Gaye Turner Wildwood, Georgia, Hor Economics, Dramati Club, Reporter, Paper St; Columnist, Choir and G1 Club, Girls Sextet, Baske ball, Hiking Club Sonny Armistead Coeburn, Va., Football 2, H Club 2, Commercial Club. John R. Anderson 602 13th Street, Knoxville Tenn. , Ag Club, Phi Theta Kappa. Sue Huskey Maryville, Tenn. , Second- ary Education. Choir , F. T. A. 2. Hiking Club, rranklin Robinson Castlewood , Va.. Lib Arts. Spanish Club. C.S Vice- Pres. Mrs. Louise Myers Middlesboro, Ky.,Second- o d ” F ’ T - A - Sec.. I. N. R. C. Joel Couch Coeburn, Va., Secondary Education. F. T. A. Report- r ' c ? ramati « Club, C. S. M. Chair. Comm. 5er. Annual Staff Bus Mgr Hiking Club. Pres ' Sunday School Class John Richard Smith Appalachia. Va., Liberal Arts, Football- 51, Base- ball-51. H Club, Life Serv- ice, Ministerial, Student Council. Frances Richesin Philadelphia, Tenn , Trans, from Tenn. Wes- ly n. Secondary Education, Weslyan Fellowship 50-51, Life Service 50-52 Vice- S ' sxtr ' ' Earl Stanley Coeburn, Va., Football 2, Football Cap. 52. H Club 2. Commercial Club. Maaisonville, Tenn ?h me , Economics, Phi A KaPpa 51 ‘ 52 - Foot- ball Queen 51. Paper Staff 13 E. A. Reedy Millard, Va. Secondary Education. Phi Theta Kap- pa. Student Council. Mary Ann Roy Sweetwater. Tenn. Ele- mentary Education. Paper Staff Headline Ed., F. T. A. Chair. 52. Kenneth Walker Knoxville, Tennessee. Football 2, Baseball 2. H Club 2, International Rela- tions Club. Sarah Richards Copperhill. Tenn., General Secretary. Commercial Club. Clifford Irwin Maryville, Tenn. Football 3. Baseball 2. H Club 3. Sec. Ed. Pearl Hale Vansant, Virginia, Second- ary Education. Charlotte Lee Wells Esserville. Virginia, Liber- al Arts. Vice- Pres Phi Theta Kappa, Pres. Dra- matics Club, Pres. Future Teachers of America, Pres. Hiking Club, Cheerleader, Basketball. Spanish Club. C. S. M. World Friendship Chariman. Asst. Editor of Annual. Choir and Glee Club Sec. and Treas. Joe Quir Flintstone, Ga.. Secondary Education, Football-2, H Club-2, Agriculture Club. F. T. A., Annual Staff. HikingClub, Int. Rel.Club. Claudia Sutton Madisonville, Tenn., Sec- ondary Education. Ernest Roy Early 10 Franklin St. Bristol, Tenn. Liberal Arts, Min- isterial, Life Service, Choir. Kay Franklin 4504 Highland Ave., Chat- tanooga. Tenn., Elemen- tary Education F. T. A., Choir. Life Service. Margaret Smiley Hiwassee College, Madi- sonville, Tenn., Elemen- tary Education. Robert B. Tickle Vonore. Tennessee, Liberal Arts, Ministerial, Life Service. Charles Allen Wolfe 2310 Gilbert Street, Chat- tanooga 6, Tenn., Liberal Arts , Life Service . Ministe- rial Club. Charles Pearson Madisonville, Tennessee. Business. 15 FRESHMEN OFFICERS Doris Mullins-Vice President Hyden, Ky. Sec. Ed. Marian Clowers Madisonville, Tenn. Route 3 Business Bruce Watt- President Greenback, Tennessee Ind. Arts James A. Davis- Parliamentarian Maryville, Tenn. Rt. 5 Phys. Ed. i Nancy Bray- Reporter 660 Young High Pk. Knoxville, Tennessee Pre-Nursing Betty Evers- Sect ' y-Treas. Hiwassee College Madisonville, Tenn. Sec. Ed. Kenneth Moser Madisonville, Tenn. Route 3 Business Education 17 Christine Roark Sose Hill, Va„ Elementary Education. Louise Stewart Madisonville, Tenn. Home Ec. Jeanette Leach Eagan. Tenn., Elementary Eiication. James Graham Floyd, Va., Pre. Ag. Wayne Wright Fairview, Va., Sec. Ed. Horace Clark Madisonville, Tenn., Bus. Ed. Rosemon Green Madisonville, Tenn. Home Ec. Faye Lee Madisonville, Tenn., Gen. Sec. Jimmy Wilson Madisonville, Tenn., Sec. Ed. Margaret Oakes Madisonville, Tenn., Gen. Secretarial. John McDonald Tellico Plains, Tenn., Lib Arts. Mona Long Ducktown, Tenn., Gen. Secretarial. Theodore R. Martin Madisonville, Tennessee, Religion, Ministerial Club. Hope Lewis Louisville, Tenn., Route 2, Elementary Ed. Hazel Jones Deer Lodge, Tenn., Home Ec. Glorine Smith Ewing, Virginia, Gen. Sec- retarial. Elizabeth Murray A. C. Jones Frakes, Ky., Route 1. Greenback, Tenn., Lib. Arts. Dicky Mason Burhl McCracken Madisonville, Tenn., Sec. Sweetwater, Tenn., Lib. Ed. Arts. 19 Sally Lou Knight LaFollette, Tenn., Liberal Arts. Bill Parsons Jonesville, Va., Pre-Agri- culture. Roberta Adams St. Charles, Va., Gen. Sec- retarial. Lester Wright Clinchport, Va., Sec. Ed. Dorothy Cockerham Galax, Va., Route 1, Home Economics. Roger Lynch New Tazewell, Tenn. Secondary Education. Aline Ditmore Tellico Plains, Tenn. Elem. Ed. Richard Gillespie Coeburn, Va., Pre. Med. Virginia Miller Jonesboro, Tenn., Route 1, Secondary Ed. Bill Hatmaker Knoxville, Tenn., Lib. Arts. Emily Pratt 101 Packer Road, Oak Ridge, Tenn., Gen. Secre- tarial, i Guy Wiggins Madisonville, Tenn., Sec. Ed. Geraldine Mull Isabella, Tenn., Gen. Sec- retarial. Bruce Catron Pennington Gap.Va., Lib- eral Arts. J. C. Hilman Gate City, Va., Pre. Ag. Frank Reasor Big Stone Gap, Va., Pre Ag. Donna Adams Fresno, Ohio, Liberal Arts. James Robbins Keokee, Va., Business Ad- ministration. Mary Margaret Bayless Madisonville, Tenn., Home Economics. Jerry Sharp LaFollette, Tennessee, In- dustrial, Arts. 21 Douglas Chaffee Green Mountain Jr. Col- lege. Poultney, Vermont, Terminal Agriculture. Don Youell Hiwassee College, Madi- sonville, Tennessee, Lib eral Arts. Richard Appling Bluefield, W. Va., Business. Jean Hoy Coshocton, Ohio, Home Ec. Theodore Belcher Madisonville, Tenn. Maude Ellis C. L. Wilson Church Hill, Tenn., Route Route 1, Madisonville, 3, Elementary Ed. Tenn., Bus. Ed. James Queen Francis Winters Clintwood, Va., Sec. Ed. Madisonville, Tenn., Ele- mentary Education. Peggy Kelley Hugh Kiser Chattanooga, Tenn., Coeburn, Va., Sec. Ed. Commercial. Randolph Carico Jim Wear Galax, Va., Lib, Arts. Tellico Plains, Tenn., Secretary Education. Margaret Lawson Esther Lowe Rogersville, Tenn., Ele- Chcnoa, Ky., Elementary mentary Education. Ed. Jeanette Nuchols Maryville, Tenn., Gen. Secretarial. Joe Gray Tazewell, Tenn., Second- ary Ed. Okema Fields Lebanon, Va., Liberal Arts. Wm. P, Elsea 101 Page Road, Chattanoo- ga 4, Tenn., Secondary Education. Nora Anna Posey Copperhill, Tenn., Gener- al Sec. 23 Mr. and Miss Senior Frank Nelson and June Clabo Mr. and Miss Freshman Hugh Kiser and Doris Mullins Most Versatile Frank Nelson and Rachel Umburger Friendliest Frank Patterson and June Clabo Most Studious Virginia Leftwich and Homer Smith Mr. and Miss High School Eugene Black and Shirley Groseclose STUDENT COUNCIL Frank Powers Vice-President Homer Smith Parlimentarian Johnny Smith Lawrence Hall Rep. Frank Nelson President Doris Mullins Girls’ Dorm. Rep. Bill Turner Senior Class Rep. Mary Ann Mercer Secretary E. A. Reedy Boys ' Dorm. Rep. Bryant Benson Freshman Class Rep. 26 SPECIALS Samuel Park SO Sen dai Sin Dong 3 ka, Pusan, Korea, Mathmatics. Young Chin Park 80 Sen dai Sin Dong 3 ka, Pusan, Korea, Pre-Law. Manuel Salabarria Marti 251, Foments L. V. Cuba, Pre- Medical. Israel Salabarria Marti 251. Foments L. V. Cuba, Business. Lucio Carlos Gonzalez Aktomonte, 206 Sur, Tam- pico, Tamps, Mexico, Business. Miquell Lara Sta. Elens 172,Crenfuegos, Cuba, Business Adm. Felix Fernandez Hospital 253, Havana, Cuba, Industrial Arts. President Gene Jones Greenback, Tenn. Vice Pres. Frank Hunt Tellico Plains, Tenn. Sec. Treas. Bettye Blank Harriman, Tenn. Reporter Jimmy Lawson Louisville, Ky. 27 Bryant Benson 2312 Northview Ave., Nashville, Tenn., Pre. Ag- riculture. Robert Maxwell Madisonville, Tenn. Jimmy Williams Etowah, Tenn., Ministeri- al. Jane Jordan Sumter, S. C., High School. Eugene Black Evarts, Ky. Bill King Mary Rhea Morelock Box-282, Faiscn, N. Caro- Stonega, Va.,High School, lina. Liberal Arts. Calvin Lapuyade Elbert Phillips Houma, Louisiana Harriman, Tenn., High School. Bascom Ward Evelyn Marie LeNoir Big Stone, Va. Norris, Tenn., Pre-Med. Frances C. McCracken Phyllis Carruthers Sweetwater, Tennessee Alcoa, Tenn., High School. Ralph Neal Ruth Shaw Madisonville, Tennessee, Maryville, Tenn., High Pre- Eng. School. Bobbie Lou Watts 931 Church Well Ave., Knoxville, Tenn., Home Ec. Sarah Lee Creech Whitesburg, Tenn. 29 The Cutest Robert Vandergriff and Jo Anne McSpadden The Biggest Case E. A. Reedy and Jeanette Leach Most Athletic Don Brown and Jackie Meade Most Courteous Jimmy Henderson and Maggie Lowe Most Likely To Succeed Frank Powers and Mary Anne Mercer The Jolliest Earl Stanley and Sarah Richards 15 fS=s “j : c 2 2 -S £ -3 ££ o o f c- o w - XI f; o tJ 0 . fr] 2 u U 2 w J C tj o jg c 3 So 3 . -’O o-£ is i| 1 •• S .5 ioJ S� S 2 ° H .2 g“-gl i|uo £ 2 .h x . VI . S - s m g-Sa u-S =2 2 =j= J! cS M . TJ . c c ..o 2 fj it “ o £ o su U “S t-s-i ' i ' ..2 to O e i 3 ;eoi : « ui Ss (si QC LU KJ 33 ) z O i— i LU u. _l z O i— z C£ CD LU — t Id u c 7 ; E 2 3 3 £ o H . - 3 §c “ 2 q S c O SI ' S ! u c fa m | .gs 20 5 I 3 c o £ r 0 -a M 2 5 c A « 3 C •5 1 5 S 3- £ .f 3 . 5 01 -J QO- ' S CQ C . E « 2 ■ u S5 3“ fll T-4 . GO .U £ 3 1 - D u o co y u .. c 2 5 £ ' 5 0 Mga « “ v; . 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Felix Fernandez. 47 48 First row — left to right: Geraldine Mull, Reba Collier, Sue Huskey, Christine Roark. Eugenia Guemey, £kEATIVE CLUB Mona Long. Dorthy Cockerham. Standing, left to right: Miss Ethel Womac, Sponsor, Mary Margaret Bayless. rrit POOR RATS ?SnY ?CR YOUR THOUGHTS BETWEEN TV O ROSES COHTENTMENT YE OLE SWIMMIN EC NATURALLY v CAR I CO s to -V 50 51 REMINISCING Remember those last days of August? -- When there were so many strange faces on the campus-and sopho- more girls ran screaming into each other ' s arms when teachers were confused with students for a few days and then, alas, so easily identified? — And there was the watermelon feast, when Mrs. Weaver begged the rinds for preserves — and those grueling hours of testing, only a sample of those to follow — And the swimming party — Remember how cold the water was and how good the hot dogs tasted afterwards. Do you recall the team? How everyone held his breath when Chig was hurt? And when he kissed Jackie, the Homecoming Queen? How long the bell rang the night we beat Maryville-again-and Tennessee Wesleyan (the first time)? The big Homecoming signs — and how good it was to see everybody back? And then there was the Fall Festival where the Ag. boys showed us a good time. Remember how surprised everyone was when Mary Anne and Cotton walked down the aisle after church? And the Halloween party, where ghost Groseclose mystified everybody for most of the evening -- and the food was delicious? The student body held elections and Frank Nelson was elected to the Council and Senior class while Bruce Watt leaded the Freshmen and Gene Jones the High School and who will ever forget how Rev. Chilcote stirred us to new evels during Religious Emphasis week? Remember how quiet and beautiful the place of dedication was, on that ast night? and then how those first exams hit? but how wonderful it was to go home for the weekend? And then tragedy struck-and the whole school mourned for Claudette, Kester and Avery, but carried on-Finally the Christmas season came, with carols and festivity in the air. Remember the dinner by candle light the night before we went home and Big Jim Henderson as Santa Claus, urging Vandy to be his Little Helper ? and the boys stayed until TWELVE o ' clock! Home for two short glorious weeks — Back with a whole list of New Year ' s Resolutions, including the one to study more; some of us kept them. Mr. Raper and his F.T.A. really pushed the annual plans on through and it seemed we grinned for days at Mr. Cash’s camera. Remember the basketball team — How we beat Maryville 84-83 That shot Don Brown made at Tennessee Wesleyan from the other end of the court? And were you at the Valentine Banquet? Didn’t everyone look nice, and wasn ' t the dining hall transformed? Spring came to Hiwassee, intensifying the romances already on the campus. It felt wonderful to sit outside again, didn ' t it? The quarter seemed so short. The ball team played some terrific games. Graduation came too soon, and our sophomores seemed very dignified in their caps and gowns -- The year was over BASKETBALL Hiwasee 64 LMU Frosh 82 Hiwassee 67 Maryville 70 58 Young Harris 57 59 U. T. Frosh 86 50 Oak Ridge NL 51 70 L. Wilson 83 84 Maryville 83 64 Sue Bennett 78 50 Martin 51 65 Cumberland 76 72 Martin 52 80 T.W.C, 53 51 Snead 57 58 Cumberland 73 42 Snead 49 72 Clintwood Ind. 63 60 Young Harris 73 73 T. W. C. 58 52 Snead 50 55 Snead 67 52 FOOTBALL GIRLS BASKETBALL 7 Maryville 6 25 Middle Ga. 6 24 Tenn. Wesleyan 14 32 Marion Inst. 21 33 West Ga. 0 39 Sewanee B 6 6 Tenn. Wesleyan 14 Won Lost 5 5 53 HICKS FURNITURE COMPANY Your NORGE dealer Everything for the home Tellico Street Phone 2912 Madisonville, Tennessee 54 55 Vacation-land of the South Troutfishing — Bear, Boar, and Deer Hunting — Special prices for rooms and meals by weeks or months, for fraternities, clubs, and conventions - Accomodations for 100 guests. 100 miles of trout streams Horace and June Clark Tellico Plains, Tennessee 56 SHEETS CLEANERS E. A. Reedy - Burnis Austin Campus Agents Madisonville, Tennessee SHEETS DRY GOODS Freeman and Star Brand Shoes Arrow Shirts - Stetson Hats Ladies’ Wear - Mojud Hosiery Bettye Hartford Dresses Phone 2216 Madisonville, Tennessee FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA for A Greater Hi wassee 57 LEE’S RADIO SHOP HOLLYWOOD THEATER Kelvinator Appliances Dexter Washers Wiring Materials Every seat a comfortable retreat Phone 2393 Madisonville, Tennessee Phone 2924 Madisonville, Tennessee 0. R. SLOAN CO. STILES MOTOR CO. Your local Youngstown dealers Used Cars — Massey-Harris No job too Sales and Service small or too large Court House Live better for less Square Madisonville, Tennessee Phone 2848 Madisonville, Tennessee 58 KYKER FUNERAL HOME Phone 2464 Modi sonville, Tennessee Phone 5033 Sweetwater, Tennessee MONROE SERVICE STATION Esso Gas And Oil Goodyear Tires and Tubes Washing — Greasing — Accessories Phone 2248 Madisonville, Tennessee SHELL SERVICE STATION MONROE APPLIANCE CO. Frigidaire Dealer Household and Commercial Refrigeration Maytag, Speedqueen Washers Hiwassee’s Frigidaire Dealer Phone 2474 Madisonville, Tennessee Washing and Shellubrication Madisonville, Tennessee fimton 59