Hiwassee College - Hiwassee Yearbook (Madisonville, TN)

Text from Pages 1 - 78 of the 1955 volume:

PRESENTING HIWASSEE ’55 . . . PUBLISHED BY THE SOPHOMORE CLASS OF HIWASSEE COLLEGE MADISONVILLE, TENNESSEE EDITOR DAVID LEWIS BUSINESS MANAGER HENRY LENOIR FOREWORD Bald River Falls Photo by G. R. Cash This is the story of Hiwassee 5?, a year ™ which we have lived and loved. This was the year we left dear old Hiwassee and as we go we leave this record of our events. This has been a year of growth for us, mentally, spiritually, and physically. New buildings arose during our stay a.nd we heard of more to come. This has been a year of gaining many new friends, both among the faculty and the student body. We remember them with great admiration. This has been a year of studies. Many times we burned the midnight oil, only to go to class the next morning sleepy-eyed. This has been our year-HIWASSEE 55- and we are happy to present it to you. 2 DEDICATION For the way he has so tireless- ly and successfully devoted his energetic nature. For the way he has inspired us to greater intellectual achievements. For his kind expression of friend- liness to every student and faculty member at Hiwassee. We, the Sophomore Class of Hiwas- see College, with a keen sense of gratitude and deep appreciation, dedicate HIWASSEE 55 to Mr. James S. Farmer. MR. JAMES S. FARMER Forever let there be music - Never the memory of parting. -Adagio (J.S.F.) 3 CONTENTS page FOREWORD 2 DEDICATION 3 ADMINISTRATION 5 FACULTY 6-8 SOPHOMORE CLASS 9-19 FRESHMEN CLASS 20-26 HIGH SCHOOL 27 ORGANIZATIONS 28-40 ATHLETICS 41-51 AROUND THE CAMPUS 52-55 ADVERTISING 4 D. R. YOUELL PRESIDENT GEORGE R. CASH VICE PRES. Physic s ADMINISTRATION JAMES S. FARMER DEAN REGISTRAR Head of English Dept. J. W. HILL DEAN OF STUDENTS Social Sciences V ■ — MR. B. D. BENTON Industrial Arts MRS. GEORGE R. CASH Business Education MISS FLORA BRYSON (retired) Education and Teacher Training DR. LLOYD G. K. CARR Chemistry and Zoology MR. RENATO G. CASALE Romance Languages and English OFFICERS, FACULTY AND STAFF MEMBERS MR. HOWARD DAVIS Director of Athletics MR. REX DENTON Crafts Shop MR. J. M. DONEHEW Director of Music JAMES S. FARMER : and Speech MR. G ERWIN History and Political Science MRS. LILLIAN GIFFIN Dean of Women MR. JACK HOWARD Mathematics OFFICERS, FACULTY AND STAFF MEMBERS SLR. WELLWOOD IRONS jlture and Natural Science MR. MCDOWELL Education and Psychology MR. EARLENE MOSER Cook DR. AARON H. RAPKING Religious Education MR GLENN RAPKING REV. CHARLES E. RICE Industrial Arts College and Community Pastor Bible and Rel. Education MR. BRYANT SMILEY Cook MRS. JULIET TAYLOI Dietitian OFFICERS, FACULTY AND STAFF MEMBERS MRS TirDWCD M ‘ c , R . EV - CASS M - TURNER MISS ETHEL WOMAC TURNER Field Representative and Dean Home Economics Secretary to Field Rep. of Men MRS. D. R. YOUELL Art SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS Every year the class elects the officers to serve them in conducting meetings and making plans for the class ' s activities. We of the graduating class elected this year ' s officers: Henry Le- noir, president; David Lewis, vice president; Mrs.B. D. Benton, treasurer; Pa ul Starnes, re- porter; and Betty Lambdin, secretary, with. the knowledge that the people we were electing were people exceptionally qualified to serve us. BOBBIE CALHOUN Sugar Grove, Virginia LAV ERNE CARDWELL Lenoir City, Tennessee ETHEL CARTER Pound, Virginia 10 FRANCES CARTER Pound, Virginia KENNETH CHAMBERS Rockford, Tennessee BOBBY CHARLES Harriman, Tennessee SOUTHERN BORDER CLARENCE CHARLES Harriman, Tennessee KATHRYN COATES Church Hill, Tennessee ELEANOR COCHRANE Greenback, Tennessee 11 Nm PAULINE CRYE Greenback, Tennessee KENNETH DAVIS Clairfield, Tennessee PATRICIA DAVIS Kingsport, Tennessee REARED AGAINST THE SKY FLORENCE EDWARDS JAMES FIELDS QUINTON FRANKLIN Erwin, Tennessee Lebanon, Virginia Wise, Virginia ■ MORRIS HAWK .el-ico Plains, Tennessee CAROLYN HICKEY Erie, Tennessee JAMES HOLT Rogersville, Tennessee PROUDLY STANDS ALLENt HUSKEY BILLY JONES BETTY LAMBDIN Sevierville, Tennessee Tellico Plains, Tennessee Duff, Tennessee 13 JACK LAMBERT Davenport, Virginia PAT LARKIN Chattanooga, Tennessee OUR ALMA-MATER ROBERT LEE Tellico Plains, Tennessee DORIS LEACH Eagan, Tennessee HENRY LENOIR Andersonville, Tennessee DAVID LEWIS Knoxville, Tennessee 14 J. B. O’CONNOR VUryvillc, Tennessee CLIFFORD O’DELL Kodak, Tennessee DONALD PACK Galax, Virginia 15 THURMON ROBERSON Pound, Virginia ONWARD EVER VIRGIL PARTIN RAYBURN POFF Clairfield, Virginia Pembroke, Virginia KAISER PULLIAM McCozyville, Georgia THORWALD RIDER Tell ico Plains, Tennessee RAUL RAGUZ Noevolaredo, Mexico PAUL STARNES Chattanooga, Tennessee TOMMY STREET Bee, Virginia JUNE STREET Greenville. Tennessee 17 BOBBIE THOMAS Morristown, Tennessee VIOLA TILLER Council, Virginia DALE TOOMEY Tellico Plains, Tennessee 18 HIWASSEE ALL HAIL . . . WALTER WILSON Maryville, Tennessee BETTY VANHOOK Dungannon, Virginia A JOYCE WRIGHT Kingsport, Tennessee 19 Louis Addington Harold Arnwine Bill Arrowood Pedro Auais Bill Baker Teddy Baker Ross Boring Gordon Bourne Bill Bowers Glenn Boyd Carroll Branham Annette Breeding Yvonne Breeding Don Cannon Dolly Combs Betty Cooper Freda Corvin Carolyn Carlton J. R. Cavin Paul Chambers Barbara Dalton Eddie Daughtry David Davenport Allie Davis Bobby Dean Alva Dixon Peggie Dodson Horace Downey C. V Duff Darell Elliot Sue Evans Gerry Ferguson Eugene Fogleman Lequita Fred ley John Gilley Lowell Gregory Frank Goodson Ben Hahn Maxine Harris John Heins Margaret Helton Carl Henry Frances Hicks Bea Lou Hill Danny Higgins Sidney Hill Joe Hilton Derrill Huffstetler Raymond Isaacs Jane Isbill Hazel Johnson Bob Keebler Frank Kidd Barbara Kirkpatrick Obie Lockhart Sidney Lockhart William Longmire Wanda Lynn Randolf Lee Hope Mabes Marilyn Marsh Pat Medley Fannie Merritt Sue Miller Janelle Mize Mary McKay Nancy McCall Jimmy Niles Georgia Nelson Betty Norman Lorene Nuckels Bob Palmer U4, Rex Payne Bob Pennington James Pike Don Potter Jackie Powers Heloise Price Joan Province O’Neil Quarles Thomas Quillen Flo Quirk Janice Rainer Ruth Ramey Hilda Raper Shirley Rasnick Ronald Reedy Hilda Roberts Nell Roberts Hugh Roberts Pat Robinson Joy Soul Mary Sharp Mary Smith Edwin Spurling Douglas Stanley HIGH SCHOOL Angel Bertrand Robert Brock Charles Browning Joe Cline Abbigail Hawkins Harold Hensley Phyllis Lambert Emmerson Poe Fred Shultz Luis Torres Angel Vega Eddie Yamell Saundra Youell Phyllis Lambert Emmerson Poe Fred Shultz Luis Torres Angel Vega Eddie Yarnell Saundra Youell yearbook editors LEFT TO RIGHT: Mona Trent, Freda Corvin, Bea Lou Hill. Alva Dixon, Mr. Benton, Clarence Charles, Paul Starnes, Laverne Cardwell, Gene Shambaugh, Kenneth Davis. MINISTERIAL GROUP President, David Lewis ROW 1 T .Hv D R a a V wl L n ViS ’ ' u Jones Robert Palmer ’ Patrick Parkin, Secretary -Treasurer- SECOND ROW. Teddy Baker, David lackson, Henry Lenoir. Vice-President; C. V. Duff, Rev. C. E. Rice, Sponsor Dr. Rapking, Sponsor; Paul Starnes, Kathryn Coates, Vice President; Marie ecretary: Patty Davis, Treasurer; Flor- m 1 -irds. Program Chairman. LIFE SERVICE GROUP: : 5T ROW: Alva Dixon, Pauline Crye, Elizabeth Warren, Tashiko Shigaki, Bettie Vanhook, Peggie Dod- ' Patty Davis, Kathryn Coates. SECOND ROW: Eleanor Cochrane, Florence Edwards, Georgia Nelson, v irie Sutton, Nancy McCall, Rozetta Saunders, Florence Quirk, Dr Rapking, Sponsor THIRD ROW: Nell erts, Carolyn Carlton, Josephine Provence, Henry Lenoir, Dale Toomey, David Lewis. FOURTH ROW: I- .1 Jones, Robert Palmer, Patrick Larkin. Paul Starnes. SSL,- w PHI THETA KAPPA LEFT OF RIGHT: Raul Raguz. Eva Lee Russell, Huretta Gibson, Patty Davis, James Holt, Louella Whited, Bobbie Calhoun, Marion Luffman, Ethel Carter, Robert Dean. 32 HIWASSEE COLLEGE, MADISONVILLE. TENNESSEE September, 1954 The New Faculty . . . Coast Guard Test HiwdSSee Enrolls 281 The Coast Guard is conducting its annual entrance examination for appointment to the U. S- Coast Guard Academy on February 28 i and March 1. 1955 Applications j may be mailed at any time before January 15. 1955. All appoint- ments to the Academy are made on an equal competitive basis Application forms are available and will be forwarded upon re- quest addressed to the Comman- dant (PTP). U. S. Coast Guard. Washington 25. D. C. Candidates m ust be high school I graduates, or high school seniors who will graduate by June 30. 1955. They must reach their sev- enteenth but not their twenty- second birthday by July 1. 1955 Enrollment Leads Past Years i ighty-t wo students have enrolled for the falll ■ lit lie. These students represent seven states|| is represented by 171 students; Virginia by 90 ; Kon-I 5 7 1 1 -jls by tbrei one; Wisconsin by one; Cuba, and one student fr of the following countnei Japan, and Peru. Hiwassee was puzzled dormitory problems at the the year, as this enrollment has topped records of recent years. The College appreciates each stu- dent’s presence and extends to each one wishes for suci Building Program NEW DINING HALL An outstanding attraction on the campus is the new dining hall- It was completed July 29 The build- in! is • odern in its lines and is in keeping with the appearance o( Hall In every respect the ti equipment is up-to-date, is p ro vi de d b) bi-fi sys- ' 54-55 Cheerleaders i to enjoy, day everyone going to the din- always en- and goo?] %Rl Rl( E ;es Ed- bom in tome of . Rev he was in Oak school Carolvenita Rice Hi Chatta- ment. Miss Sliger mused. “1 woman of few words.” Mr. to b RWAY ected witl ooktng for i of the nev emorial Li well unde lied articlt m H bi| unit Supt , M 1$. student faith an cripture. am for persona THE HIWASSEAN ' ROW; Bobbie Thomas, Feature Writer; Don Potter, Assistant Sports Editor; Eleanor Cochrane, Typist; Betty in. Typist; Louella Whited, Chapel Editor; Billie Jo White, Feature Writer; Carolyn Hickey, Editor-in- SECOND ROW; Vergil Partin, Reporter; Dale Toomy, Sports Editor; Barbara Dalton, Feature Writer; Bobbie n. Club Editor; Peggie Bledsoe, Feature Writer; Quinton Franklin, Feature Editor; Raul Raguz, Make -up- liday s hcdulc Hilton. Munc Byrd, Carlenc Lambert. Jack Brookshire. S ' •he Dramatics Pal Larkin Laurel ., named to Charles Teague L.ou Costello fraternity Bobby Charles Bud Abbott Georgia Penny Pringle if ouated from Marion Luffman - accepted a posi- Lady Plushbottom � true tor in the Obie Lockhart Lord Plushbottom Is lmter she J- B O’Conner B. O. Plenty r . ,. Saundra Vouell Sally Shoestring •a H ci Miss Hazel Johnson Fritzi Rltz I. the control Walter Wilson Boot- . r, . (nob FStlovr IlltfhpflH Homecoming Game r 28th morning worsh vith church school Hiwassee College will have its Card annual Homecoming game at 8 00 Ragi o’clock on the evening of October Rich 2 it Callahan Field. Madisonville Hick High School. The game will be the Cart H f m a w rfr Tiger v� tbo Ten- m«i- nr«u i W • • s 1 e .i n ••Bulldogs.” Dcai December 12th morning worshi combined with church schtHil ; to no March 20th combined worshi and church school at 10:00 A M. Summer schedule to be ar II as other foot- Guerra. C Hollier TENOR BASS FIRST ROW: Ben Hahn. Quinton Franklin. La verne Cardwell. David Jackson. Carl Bevins SECOND ROW: Mr. Gervin. Roger Luebke. Glenn Boyd. Jim Fields. Walter Wilson. FIRST ROW: Carolyn Hickey. Marie Sutton, Bea Lou Hill, Joan Provence, Mary Francis Sharp. SECOND ROW: Florence Edwards. Billie Jo White, Mary Smith, Barbara Dalton. 34 ALTO FIRST ROW: Wanda Lynn, Doris Leach, Kathryn Coates, Elizabeth Warren. SECOND ROW: Nell Roberts, Peggy Bledsoe, Jackie Powers, Carolyn Carlton. DIRECTOR ACCOMPANIST Prof, and Mrs. J. M. Donehew, our director and accompanist, respectively. AG CLUB OFFICERS: Quinton Franklin, V Pres.; Joe Musical Treas.; Don Pack, Pre„. , Mr. C. W. Irons -Sponsor. FIRST ROW; L. tc R.; Don Pack, Charles Browning, Joe Musick, Everett Strange, SECOND ROW; Quinton Franklin, J. B. O ' Connor, Pat Medley, Kenneth Davis. THIRD ROW: Bob Palmer Raul Raguz, Roger Luebke, Gordon Bourne. 1 H « Jf H • a h -• H CLUB OFFICERS: Bob Charles, Reporter; Dale Toomey, V. Pres.; Thor- Jd Rider, Pres.; Gene Shambaugh, Sec.-Treas. ; Jim Fields, Social O-iirman; Kenneth Chambers, Sgt. -at-Arms. FIRST ROW: L. toR.: O. L. Davis, Rex Payne, Edwin Spurling, Hugh Roberts, Jim Hunt. SECOND ROW: Bob Charles, Thorwald Rider, Gene Shambaugh, Jim Fields, Dale Toomey, Kenneth Cham- bers. THIRD ROW: O ' Neill Quarles, Bill Jackson, Emerson Poe, Raymond Isaacs, Harold Arn- wine. OFFICERS: Teddy Baker, Pres.; Rozett; Sanders, Sec.; Kathryn Coates, Vice Pres.; Pat Larkin, Treas.; Mr. Casale, Sponsor. SPANISH CLUB FIRST ROW: Wanda Lynn, Kathryn Coates, Rozetta Sanders, Betty VanHook, Marylin Marsh, James Watkins. SEC OND ROW: Mr. Casale, Sponsor; Paul Chambers, David Bevins, George Smith, Henry Lenoir, Teddy Baker, Pa Starnes. THIRD ROW: David Lewis, Raul Raguz, Tommy Quillen, Pat Larkin. John Heins. ■ - Lavcrta Stakely, V. Pres. ; - im. Secy. Treas.; Mr. Mc- x i -joc 3ob Dean. Pres. FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA i Joyce Wright, Marion Luffman, Ethel Carter, Peggy Bledsoe, Frances Carter, Marie Sutton, Dolly Combs, : ceding, Eva Lee Russell. SECOND ROW: Mrs. B. D. Benton, Betty Lambdin, Huretta Gibson, Bobbie Cal- : e Breeding, Bob Dean, Shirley Rasnick, Allene Huskey, Barbara Dalton, Neil Roberts. THIRD ROW; ls Dale Toomey, Glenn Boyd, Hazel Johnson, Alva Dixon, Frances Hicks, Thornwald Rider. Donald Pack. DRAMATICS CLUB MEMBERS: Doris Leach, Marie Sutton, Hazel Johnson, Dale Toomey, Mona Trent, Freda Corrvin. SECON Paul Starnes, Quinton Franklin, Billie Jo White, Bob Palmer, Raul Raguz, Mr. Farmer, Sponsor. THIRD ROW-. Lewis, Ed Neeley, Gene Sharnbaugh. Jim Fields, Kenneth Davis. 40 ■ HIWASSEE COACHES IN ACTION The Hiwassee M Tigers M enjoyed their mos: successful season since 1951 with a record of three wins f lour losses and one tie. The Tigers started with only seven veterans returning. Kenneth Chambers, a triple threat tailback from Rockford, Tenn., was elected captain of the team; Gene Shambaugh and Andrew Spur- ling were alternate co-captains. The team, under the leadership of head-coach Howard Davis and backfield coach C. N. McDowell, was impressive as they showed high spirit and de- termination throughout the year. On Sept. Maryville College defeated Hi- wassee by the score of 26-6. Sixteen lettermen proved too much for the Tigers as the Mary ville Scotties rolled along, scoring in every quarter. O. L. Davis scored Hiwassee ' s only touchdown. The Hiwassee eleven got their first taste of victory as they romped the Mars Hill Lions 13-6 on Sept. 25. Kenneth Chambers and Em erson Poe scored Hiwassee ' s touchdowns. 42 FIRST ROW: Charles, Duncan, Boyd, Holcomb, Payne, Moses, Hunt, Pike, Wisecarver. SECOND ROW: P. Chambers, Isaacs, Jackson, Davis, Roberts, Holt, Poe. THIRD ROW; Coach Davis, Rider, Moore, E.’ Spur ling, Reedy, A. Spurling, Arnwine, K. Chambers, Coach McDowell. FOURTH ROW: Quarles, Brackett, Grodeman, Shambaugh, Hensley, Fields. TIGERS Homecoming! And what a show as the gers defeated their old rivalry, Tennessee esleyan, by the score of 13-6. Hiwassee ored the first time they gained possession of e ball, with wingback Poe running a reverse ough the center. Late in the fourth quarter, . L. Davis went over for the winning T. D. The tables were turned when Mars Hill up- it the Tigers 34-7 in a return visit. On Oct. the Hiwassee team traveled to the South to eet Georgia Military College. The Tigers ere defeated 20- 13. On October 23, the Tigers an their third game by defeating West Geor- a 21-7. Hiwassee ' s return visit to Tennessee Wes- yan was almost a reverse of the Homecom- g game. The Bulldogs rolled over the Tigers - 7 . The Tigers ended the season with a 20- ) tie, on Nov. 6, when they met Lees -Me Rae allege of North Carolina, at Newport, Ten- issee. 43 O ' Neill Quarles - E Bobby Charles - FB O. L. Davis - FB Jim Fields - ■ Kenneth Chambers - TB Captain Andrew Spurlmg - T Alt. Co-Captain Tom Moore - BB Haril Hensley - E Bob Brackett - C Harold Arnwine m W 3BI Bill Jackson - G Raymond Isaacs - T James Holt - BB Gene Shambaugh G Alt. Co-Captain Thornwald Rider - FB - TB Alex Moses - G tmerson Poe - WB Hugh Roberts - E ; _t“baup,h, Dod Doran, Carroll Branham. VARSITY BASKETBALL COACH DAVIS INSTRUCTS SOPHOMORE BOYS ' 54- 55 SCHEDULE 2 Mars Hill. Otar 7 Young Harris Home. -- 1 Cumberland Home. jIBk. 12 Young Harris. 19 Maryville Home. 3ml 21 U. of Georgia (At. Dlv. Home. .je. 25 Maryville. 27 McGhee Tyson A. F. B. Home. Mb 3 Tennessee Wesleyan. 10 U. of Georgia (At. Div.). 2mm 17 Mars Hill Home. mm 25 McGhee Tyson A. F. B. 1 tot 1 Tennessee Wesleyan Home. MX ' SOW: Barbara Jones, Freda Corvin, Mona Trent, Kathryn Coates, Bea Lou HUl, Ram: Dalton SECOND ROW: Marilyn Atkins, Eva Lee Russell, Bobbie Calhoun, Hilda Raper, Katnryn • , -iope Mabes, Flo Quick. NOT PICTURED: Betty Cooper, Dollie Combs. TIGERETTS - : stORE GIRLS; Kathryn Coates, Eva Lee fc . Marilyn Atkins, Bobbie Calhoun. FIRST ROW: Hilda Roberts, Doris Leach, Bea Lou Hill, Bobbie Thomas. SECOND ROW: Henry Lenoir, Frances Hicks, David Lewis. CHEERLEADERS GO TIGERS, GO ! HOLD THOSE BULLDOGS ! 50 A view of our campus from one of the many rolling acres which surround it. -Photo by G.R. CASH. AROUND THE CAMPUS . . . THESE TWO LADIES GREET YOU FIRST . - - . -Mrs. Allene Scott, Secretary to Dgan- Jter; RIGHT -Miss Phyllis Smith, Bursar. Erected in 1947, is a war -surplus structure that has been reconstructed especially for a varied crafts pro- gram. THE CRAFT BUILDING OUR BUILDINGS . . . A modern fireproof dormitory for ladies, was com- pleted in the Spring of 1951. BARBER- Me MURRAY- ARCHITECTS I ARBER-McMURRY- ARCHITECTS RYMER HALL, a modern, fully -equipped dining hall, A high-fidelity music system is a feature of the equipment WHERE WE LEARN MARSH HALL Erected in 1886, contains the bio- logical and physical science laborator- ies. PHOTOS BY - G. R. CASH 53 KING AND QUEEN HIWASSEE DON PACK BILLIE JO WHITE On February 14, 1955, Dean J. W. Hill proclaimed Donald Pack and Billie Jo White King and Queen Hiwassee. These people were honored for their popularity. Mr. C. W. Irons, toastmaster for the evening. Royalty reigns over their St. Valentine Major David McQuiddy was t Court. speaker of the evening. Six-Ma is seated-HA ! MARYLIN ADKINS CLIFFORD O’DELL HURETTA GIBSON DONALD SHULTZ LATE PHOTOS EVERETTE STRANGE CALVIN MILLER VELMA BURN - FLORIST PHONE 2013 TELLICO STREET MADISONVILLE SAY IT WITH FLOWERS FOR EVERY OCCASION” COMPLIMENTS OF PARK AVENUE LAUNDRY, CLEANERS AND HATTERS ATHENS, TENNESSEE COMPLIMENTS OF T. U. PARKS COMPANY CHATTANOOGA, TENNESSEE CONSTRUCTORS OF BROCK HALL and RYMER HALL 315 DALE AVENUE PHONE 2-1415 COMPLIMENTS OF JOHN CRUZE COMPANY SHEET METAL WORK KNOXVILLE 16, TENNESSEE WALTER PAYNE PLUMBING HEATING COMPANY PLUMBING and HEATING INDUSTRIAL PIPING REPAIRS and INSTALLATIONS STOKER and OIL BURNERS 5407 Ringgold Road CHATTANOOGA, TENNESSEE Telephone 9-2861 Come To The HOLLYWOOD THEATER For the best in movie entertainment Home of Wide Vision Screen and Cinemascope Madisonville Tenness Phone 2924 For the cut” of your life Come to the VETERANS BARBER SHOP Tellico Plains Tenn. Compliments of Earline Moser - Chief Cook RYMER HALL Compliments of LOWRY ' S DEPT. STORE A good place to shop Madisonville Tenness Let us solve your electrical problems ARP ELECTRIC COMPANY Licensed Contractors Residential and Commercial Wiring Fluorescent Lighting Fixtures : Electric Range Wiring ELECTRIC HEAT 3109 Cross Street W. B. ARP, Owner Phone 6-2047 KNOXVILLE, TENN. Compliments of SHEETS DRY CLEANERS Phone 2272 Madisonville Tenn. MADISONVILLE FEED AND SUPPLY CO. Baby Chicks — Farm Supplies Purina Chows — Seed Fertilizer Madisonvi lie Te. R. S. Howard, Prop. ISixmaaHpp (tallage Crafta Owned and controlled by the Methodist Church Training: Industrial Arts Terminal Crafts Hobby Courses PHONE 2689 MADISONVILLE, TENNESSEE Production: Specializing in Made-to-Order Pews Chancel Furniture ★ Investigate Our Terminal Crafts Program A well rounded 2 year college course with major emphasis in woodworking, with a 3rd year of actual work in the college production shop. A student can work out his entire expenses for the three years if desired. COMPLIMENTS OF HIWASSEE COLLEGE FARM Learn agriculture from those who know it. Part-time work for those studying agriculture. VISIT OUR FARM COMPLIMENTS HARDIN °f SHOE HOSPITAL CHATTANOOGA BLOW PIPE ROOFING Co. “Mend the rips — patch the hole — build up the heels and save the sole 99 CHATTANOOGA, TENN. MADISONVILLE, TENN. BIERELEY FUNERAL HOME SLOAN and LEWIS Co. “To Serve Humanity Better HARDWARE and FURNITURE MADISONVILLE, TENN. PHONE 2422 MADISONVILLE TENNESSEE “KEEP THE MILL RUNNING ” MONROE PRODUCERS, IN TENNESSEE Farmer’s Co-Op MILL MINE SUPPLY CO. Feed, Seed, Fertilizer, Farm Supplie: KNOXVILLE, TENNESSEE MADISONVILLE Phone 2913 Phone 3-2161 SWEETWATER Phone 4038 Compliments BEARE MEAT CO. Of - Wholesale - STOKLEY-VAN CAMPS INC. Quality Beef and Pork “Whole hog country sausage — our specialty. 99 Phone 2088 Let us do your slaughtering and processing TELLICO PLAINS, TENNESSEE 1 Yi Miles north on Hwy. 41 1 Modi sonvj lie, Tennessee • Compliments of With Best Wishes of CALLAHAN FURNITURE HAPPY VALLEY FARMS COMPANY ROSSVILLE’S COMPLETE FURNITURE STORE ROSSVILLE, GEORGIA PHONE 4-3379 4929 ROSSVILLE BLVD. 4 CHATTANOOGA, TENN. Chow-hound 3-stooges+one THIS is IT! Morgan le Fay Pandemonium The Red Cross Knight COMPLIMENTS OF STUDENT CENTER The friendliest place on the campus Need recreation??? Try T.V. Hungry? We can help you there too. Need school supplies? Our bookstore has it. Behind on “the latest”? Talk with our news-hounds. If you need it, we ' ve GOT IT. In Business For Your Convenience Don ' t Call Visit Us 63 HICKS FURNITURE STORE Norge Appliances Furniture “We can and do sell for less KYKER FUNERAL HOMES Sweetwater, Tenn. Madisonville, Tenn. HAWKINS REXALL DRUG STORE COMPLIMENTS OF “The drugs to ease you , the service to please you J. M. McDonald Overbey’s Gulf Service Hixson Service Station Welcome while in Madisonville Hixson Tennessee KIRKPATRICK CONSTRUCTION CO. PHONES - DAY - 2229 - NITE - 2988 READY MIX CONCRETE - BLOCKS - BRICKS EXCAVATING - GRADING - MORTAR MIX - CEMENT - SAND - GRAVEL “Free Estimates” MADISONVILLE, TENN. Compliments POWER EQUIPMENT CO. KNOXVILLE TENNESSEE WATSON LUMBER MFG. CO. Compliments of Complete Line of Building Materials “COALS OF CHARACTER THOMAS HILL DEPT. STORE MADISONVILLE TENNESSEE Sweetwater Tenn. Compliments of GILBERT INGLE General Contractors Constructors of Hardwick-Johnson Memorial Library Phone 2-1 292 2533 Forestdale Ave. N. E. Knoxville, Tennessee JOURNELL ' S JEWELERS Authorized BULOVA Distributor Jewelry and Watch Repairing Madisonville Tenn. Ready-To-Wear - Shoes - Dry Goods Furnishings Taylors Bargain Store Benton M. Worley Taylor Howard Where Thrifty Shoppers Shop Madisonville, Tenn. Compliments of ROBBINS JEWELERS Jewelry and Watch Repairing Madisonville Tenn. Compliments of SHEETS DRY GOODS Madisonville Tennessee Sring Came? H.Club Initiation . . . REMEMBER WHEN? Monkeys Got Out? V Lfc X .A Stevdk DIG THESE CATS! The Cat From Cuba Trip To The Press Name This Cat. What Cats? 70e fratcee at t ie time i t tde me t- x£ oust 6-etoved fixeeideat, - ' fyeueCl. 0 t t e K viKctKp ' priday, 7Ha rc t ft, (955. t ie cun Utt edtiviou eevefit doev t, fati tgt tty to a t e td ttte (i£e o te eve (wed- oo cteaxtff. 7de memory of 6i ee uUte tt deve- tion tv P icvoeoee, 6ie u itOU up efunit, «, td die (pdxiotiau attitude eviti (eve o i. 7(te Sditon- and Sta . D. R. YOUELL, PRESIDENT 1942-1955. I