Holston Valley High School - Criterion Yearbook (Bristol, TN)

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1947 volume:

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His patience with us reveals that he is our friend, that our troubles rest heavily upon his heart, too. The welfare of the entire school is ever in his mind and heart and stands out conspicuously in all his actions. He puts first things first, and to him who has contributed much in making our Alma Mater a better and grander school, do we dedicate our second edition of THE CRITERION of Holston Valley High School. ALMA MATER Let's give a rah for Alma Mater, And let us pledge to her a-right, Others may like orange and crimson, But for us it's Black and White. It's Holston Valley now and ever, And ev-er shall it rule. We'll shout and praise our Alma Mater Known as Holston Valley school. CHORUS It's Holston Valley, It's Holston Valley, The pride of every girl and boy, Come on, you old grads, Join with us young lads, It's Holston Valley now we cheer! Now is the right time, To get in the right line, No matter where you are today, For there is none so dear as our school here, So hail to Holston Valley, Hail. CLASS SUNG Dear Old Holston Valley High, To you We soon must say good-bye, With hearts that ache, And tear drops in our eye. Every day we spend with you, Adds to our memory fond and true. O' Alma Mater, we love you. Though we are leaving, You may be sure we're grieving, Parting from those we love so well. Every day we'll remember, Starting here one September, And the time we spent until our GRAD-U-A-TION Dear Old Holston Valley High, To you We soon must say good-bye, With hearts that ache, And tear drops in our eye. Every day we spend with you, Adds to our memory fond and true. O' Alma Mater, we love you. I 1 Y IU I dfhk S9 'N X, Luwls I. CHASE MRS. STALLARD NIR. EMM:-gm S11j1w'i11fmnlf'11f of Svlvoolx 5 Quia LEADERS I Q ,Q ' I u 'Q ' i X MISS- KIUNHS, .Sjno113or A my MR. PEQFI-.Rs, Coach Miss ROTl.NIiI'RRX X . A . 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LOUISE CALHOUN , I am jus! what I am. 1, I IN IA! UW III! KN I 1 V N I HU QI V UNI A If I If I U 1 IWESLEY CARRIER If I Ivan: if, I'II Imru if mysrlf. oo ,BM I 1 I - I I I J 71-133112 GENE LOWRY Nvwr do today wlzaf mu wait fill fomorrouu ffl-' 9111 J I I ,vi L X Al' ' CHESTER SOUTH0 LAST WILL AND TLSTLMQNY Q We, the class of 1947 of Holston Valley High School, do hereby make and declare this to be our last will and testament, in form and manner as follows: To our beloved school we leave the memories of the glorious years we have spent here and urge those who follow us to hold high our stand- ards and ideals. To our faculty, we leave our deepest gratitude for the cooperation they have given us and the patience and understanding they have had with us. To our beloved sponsor, Miss Jones, we leave the many thanks for the patience and understanding she has had with us, and for her earnest labors. And now we approach our personal possessions which we bestow to individuals of the Junior Class. I, Nell Stewart, bequeath my quiet, retiring'personality and dimples to Eleanor Comer. We, Glenn Carrier and Luther Wolfe, leave our good looks that appeal to the fairer sex to Fred Booher. I, Anne Peters, leave my ability to string them up to my sister, Jean. I, Edwin Flick, leave my way with the women to R. C. Reece. I, Gloria Houser, leave a portion of my school spirit to Ivelean Sluder. We, Cora Vance and Betty Glover, bequeath the rays of sunshine in our dispositions and our smirks to Myrtle Jones! ! ! !! I, Arizona Potts, leave my low, husky voice to Betty Hunigan hoping she will use it in the Harmony Club. I, Bonnie Phipps, leave some of my excess weight to Lorraine Houser????? I, Gene Lowry, leave my unbelievable high average to Betty Smithson??? I, Elizabeth Morrell, leave my business-like attitude to Vergie Arnold. I, Gene Morrell, will- ingly leave my manly-physique to Chester Smith . . . ? We, Clara Bains and Jean Gray, bequeath our figures to Aileen Hatcher. I, Margie Nell Hayes, leave my crown and qufeenly manners to any girl in the Junior Class who can earn them. I, Chester South, leave some of my best jokes to Carroll Hatcher. We, Wayne Carrier, Minnie Lee Carrier, Mary Lynn Carrier and Wesley Carrier, leave it up to Jiles Carrier to hold the Carrier name high. We, Louise Calhoun, Leona Rice, and Anna Lee Shipley, leave our winning smiles to Dora Belle Rutherford. I, Bruce Pickle, leave my sly wink to Earl Wright and Haskell Morrell. I, Leo Rutherford, leave my size thirteen shoes to Jack Sells, and my six foot three inches height to Gene Gross. May they live up to them! I, Betty Bunn, leave my place in the Senior Class as the president to any poor Junior. We, the Senior Class, affix our signatures hereto. CLASS PCDEM We live for those that love us, For those. that know we're true, For the heaven that shines above us, And awaits our coming, too. We're the Seniors of Holston Valley And have tried to do our best, But we know the ones who follow For the school will do the rest. Now Gloria, she's a Houser, one with zip and full of pep Always faithful, always trying, but sometimes out of step. When it comes to athletics Betty Bunn's just like a boy For the things that she believes in are the things that all enjoy. Although she's gone and left him he hopes to meet her soon, It's Wesley Carrier who misses her, especially during noon. A friend in need is a friend indeed, as that old adage tells you, So let Anna Lee know your wants when you've anything to do. A Carrier here and a Carrier there, just like the stars in the sky And Wayne never changes, not even the glint that's in his eye. Cora Vance is a wonder, she always knows what's best, She's good in all her classes and makes 100's on her test. Does Chester South want to go to college or is it College Street? Any time you pass that way, out the door stick his feet. Bonnie Phipps is little but she always gets around, And no matter where you see her she never has a frown. We have one boy in the Senior class who probably will never marry He's good in his books, they say, so he must be Gene Lowry. Jean Gray has lots of callers and all are very quiet She very seldom sees them except on Sunday night. Eugene Morrell lives on a farm and works both night and day, He feeds the chickens, milks the cows, and then he hits the hay. Mary Lynn Carrier is much in love, you can tell that by her dress, We hope her troubles are little ones that will prove a great success jf' I: Now Leo Rutherford is the tallest but something else is funny, too, He is given a steam-boat whistle when he buys a pair of shoes. We know that Louise Calhoun never does a single thing, She doesn't even fool us when she flashes that diamond ring. Margie Hayes spends lots of money and could have plenty more, Any time we want a thing she brings it from her store. Nell Stewart's hair is black as jet, she must use Kolor-bak But if you see a hair that's gray, it's all because of Jack. Luther Wolfe can get the girls, especially from Tennessee High, The secret of it all is told when you look into his eye. When Anne Peters asked How can I make passing and above? She quickly got the answer, You can't do it on love. Leona Rice is witty and is always having fun, No matter where you see her she's always chewing gum. Some boys have cover girls that hang upon their wall, Betty Glover is the girl who would hang upon them all. Now Minnie Lee is sensible and is known to have great charm, While Elizabeth Morrell is not so small and never does one harm And here we say about Glenn, just in passing by, That he's the one among many who never was girl-shy. Bruce Pickle is dependable, just like steel, When there's work to do, his shoulder's at the wheel. And a real alto singer is had in Arizona Potts, For what it takes that girl has got. Jewell Carrier is willing and wants to do her part, And when that's impossible, it almost breaks her heart. Now Clara Bains is little, as quick as any cat, Also nice and pleasant, and everything like that. Miss Jones, our grand and faithful sponsor, we leave with broken hearts We wish we could take her with us so we'd never have to part. Mr. Spahr also is nice and good to us, and he'll never be forgotten, No matter what we had to do, he would let us go a-trottin'. And for our Alma Mater, of which We're very proud, ' It will always bring us sunshine, even through the darkest cloud. We can no longer be called students as we travel o'er the land But on returning, as an alumni we will proudly stand. CRITERION STAFF LUTIIIAR XVoLIfIi BRUCE PICKLE .,.. GENE LOWRY MARGIIQ NEl.I. HAYES LOUISE CALHOUN I GLORIA HLJUSISR I U 15E'I I'Y GLOVER . MARY LYNN CARRIER GLENN CARRIER MINNIE LEE CARRIER - Edifm'-in-Cluirf ,. . . Busimxvs Aftlllilgfl' Axsixlauf BIlSil1l'XS Mazmgw' . AtIl'I'YHKilIlQ NILHIIIIQVI' Srripf Eflilorx , Suafrxlml Iiflifnr .Assishmf SllllfISll0f Ezfilor .Sporfs Edifnr c!I0yS,D .. .. Sporfs Editor fgirlfj BLACK AND WI-IITE STAFF GENE LowRx' , Bm l'Y SMITHSON BRUci1a PICRLIRL GIQNIQ GROSS MINNIl'I Lua CIARRIER Bla'r'rY BUNN CZORA VANc1a, Ifl.liANoR COMIZR . Editor Assoriaic' Ezfilor Bllsinvss Managvr Axsoriafc Mamzgvr . Sjlorfx Edifm' Aff Edifor .. Sl1!'il'fj'EdiffH' Alumni Erfiim' s CLASS PRGPHECY As We gaze into the Crystal Ball of Time we see faintly the members of our senior class. Some of them we haven't seen since our graduation. Ten years have passed and time has dealt some cruel jokes. As we gaze closely, the view is clouded, but as we wait it begins to clear. First, we see Cora E. Vance, a great actress and still hoping to get her man. Since she strove so hard to be an actress in High School we hope she suc- ceeds. Next, we see a football game and who is carrying the ball but our own Bruce Pickle? He is now an All-American star at the University of Tennessee. Margie Nell, who is now Mrs. Leo Rutherford, lives with her husband at Hickory Tree. She has lots of time to take care of their many children. Gloria Houser is in New York working as a model and hopes someday to come back and marry her redheaded boy. We see a tumbled down house and Betty Glover, now Mrs. Glenn Carrier. Time has told on both of them. We knew that there was a boy by the name of Marvin Jones but we didn't think that Betty Bunn would marry him. The class knew it was love at first sight when Chester South and Clara Bains got married. Minnie Lee Carrier is living at Blountville with her husband and seems to be very happy. Our view goes to Hickory Tree again and we see Wayne Carrier and Anne Peters with a yard full of little Carriers. Mary Lynn Carrier finally gave up hopes of getting married and settled down as a school teacher at Emmett's. As we gaze closer we see a singer, Arizona Potts, who thrills the world with her deep bass voice. Anna Lee Shipley is now Mrs. Gene Lowry and she has her arms full trying to take care of both big GENE and little GENE. Bonnie Phipps is now Mrs. Marvin Davenport, she is very proud of Marvin, jr. Nell Stewart, as cute as ever, is now keeping house for Eugene Morrell. Yes, she and Jack finally broke up. Jewell Carrier is J. Edgar Hoover's private secretary and still able to type fifty words a minute as she was taught by Mrs. Stallard. Elizabeth Morrell is regarded as a lady in waiting now that she and Carl Phipps have agreed to disagree. Louise Cal- houn is married to Grady Hubbard and taking care of a very large family. jean Gray is a beautician and still single but she says she just won,t be an old maid. Now the scene changes to one of sorrow. Leona Rice is still living at Hickory Tree and says she will never look at another man since Luther Wolfe broke her heart and married one of those city girls. Wesley Carrier is a proud papa and thinks he holds some kind of record since all ive of them are girls. As the view in the crystal ball begins to fade we see Miss Jones, our Senior sponsor, still at Holston Valley, her twentieth year. i, I-IISTGRY Everything that is Worth remembering should be written down in history. In these great years of 1946-47 A.D. we now write the history of the Senior class of '47. All interesting and worthwhile events of the preceding years and this year are now written as a fact. In the fall of the year of 1943 we became Freshmen for the first time. We had little social activities but we sure worked hard trying to pass our subjects. Mr. O'Dell was our sponsor in the Freshman year. Many new members joined our class in the Freshman year, but before the year was over we had lost a few of them. In the fall of 1944 we came back to school happy. We were a smaller class but we still were full of school spirit. We remember that we had many different teachers that year. In the fall we Went on a biology trip with Mrs, Harrison to the King's Spring and in the latter part of the year, under a different teacher, Mr. O'Dell, we climbed the mountains on a field trip. A In the fall of 1945 after we had become Juniors we elected Mrs. King as our spon- sor. We had more fun I believe than the Seniors on that outing we gave them. After the outing we found our pocketbooks were low, so we began searching for ways to make money as the junior and Senior Banquet would be coming on soon. Later, we gave a play called the Calamity Kids, and was it a calamity! During our Senior year of school we had lots of fun. Remember that banquet the Juniors gave us? That was something out of this world. We worked like Trojans the Night of Fun and what a hilarious time we had, as well as having a great time in the spring on our Senior outing. Then came Commencement and Graduation. We can best express it in rhyme: After the work of the years was all done Many sobs and sighs ended our fun. The years had passed quickly we can tell Which we topped with a sad farewell. Graduation for us was no more a dream, It wasn't as gay as it uscd to seem. We took our diplomas and with heads bowed, Left our Alma Mater of which we'll ever be proud. JLJNICDRS I. Sl.UlJl1R R. C. Rlil-'Lili B. SMITHSON C. HA'I'iTlll 1: H. MKIIRIKI-ll.I, B. HUNIKQAN -I. Cmum-.R D. RUTH!-.Rl KI. PI-.'I'l-tus ml. 'Sl-11.1.5 QI. Gauss I7. Boolll R C. SMITH I.. HL7USIili KI. L. Ruin-1 A. HA'l'CLIII'li M. KIONI-.S A. 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Srwunl Row: P. Cook, N. Woodby, D. Blankenbeckler, J. Carroll B. Slngle, P. Bebber, D. Rush, N. Sheppard, H. Rutherford. E. Roberts, V. Bains. Tliirrl Row. S. Payne, G. N. Smith, W. Arnold. A. M. Bullock, F. Vance, K. Carrier, R. Bunn, AI. Gentry, D Richardson, B. Talley. Ifourflr Rout B. Rowlette, E. Boyd, F. Worley, B. Pierce, W. Bentley, B. Dod- son, L. Arnold, H. Meredith, G. Rutherford, A. Campbell, A. Waddell. Fiffb Row: Bullock li. Wolfe, W. Gross, C. Callrihnn, Davis, B. Frye, B. Snddler, B. Flick, G. Smith, L. Lowe, B Keeling, NV. Sluder. PRIDAY THE 13TH Tlu' La1n'z'lx' bosfvss. 4. Hvudrd for flu' las! 6. Loading njz for flu' fm'f-1'- 8. Ha, f1u .'.' sln' vrimf whining fm. Mn, NOHMK, roumf-up of lIlI1iUV'X and 'l1'z'f'11fl1linn'. 9. Ins! llriukiug funk. ' Swziorx. 10. Ifizr aflvr ww. to pm . 7. If wax only fful on flu' ll' N0 l,Hm,,' N0 xlm P0f7ll1d!'lf3' plus. S. Siffin' on flwir I.c111rz'1s. lmflrml. OHM ,, flu,- x wus, ,. I lx 1 1 Y',kp-AX l 'WX'-i:.uLf.. ' . Q 72.4 fu Ze! 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Tln' flII'Ul'ff1' xjwl. 12. lx il fn' nr Jw? -4-Q nw W iw it 1 -Qczfz'vz'zlZe5 x r I HARMCDNY CLUB lim! Rau: B. Hunigan, C. Vance, B. Stophcl, G. Christian, A. Pctcrs, KI. Peters, A. Porn, P. Gray, I. Sludcr, I.. Rice, If. Morrell, M. Hinklc, B. Lowe, C. Bains. ark Rflllf B. Phipps, D. Trivctl, N. Waddell, P. Ashley, G. Houscr, S. Hntchcr, S. G.1IIihci', M. Boohcr, I.. I'IOLlSL'l', M. Crowe, I.. CILIIIIOLIYI, Smith, I7. Oiiicld. PIAIXICD STUDENTS Slumfing, li-ff fn rigfvlx' N. Wliitm B. Bunn, M. Hinklc, If. Comm A. Ollis, B. Smithson. Sifliug D. Bunn, Comer. HCDME ECCDNCDMICS CLUB xx KJSISUKNI I It mfm ul Xl x ll I s 1 all 1 nu x Xloulu ll V14 lum ull sllss XX ll LIA'x1S S mmm I I I rlxfvf: Uclcig Oth ld Rubx Axnold N011 Xlkus Kltlw un Smlt non N1lI5,lILl Hut 1 lnuisc Bmklu Vflss Wxllllms Buulmlg 'rlght IN ll XX Inu VIIIX bllllbtll nun, Sara Align Hmm KI SCIENCE CLUB Pl'1'Sf4f1'I1f I'1'1'.vi41'w1i Swwhlrly 'I'rn1x1r rw' S!7lIlIXUl' ffl! In zlxfvl: I. I. 1 l Sn1c.1d, C. no Rl Morrull. 1 In 1 Slunu D. Bonn Lu m nntry, XV. x Il . T. Ab- N nn ll r P Osborne. m Brocc, B. .3 Mus. STAl,l,ARn Iii.i.ANoR Comm IVIINNII-1 I.1-.Ia CARR!!-R lil-.'l l'Y SMITIISON I Y-TEENS O F F I C Ii R S BI-.'I'I'Y Grovlik Vim'- Iiirxf rrnv, Ivff' fo rigllf: B. Smithson, C. Frye, E. jones. N. Stewart, M. Carrier. Semin! rout D. Rutherford, B. Bunn, A. Shipley, Comer, A. Hatcher, V. Arnold Tlrirff row: Mrs. Stallard, Gross, Gray, M.. Hayes, M. Carrier, B. Glover. Not in j1ic'l1rr1': M. jones, KI. Carrier. or ' . . k Qi' I i I Miss ROTILNBERRY NANCY XVLHOIJBN' BETTY DonsoN Vi CIAY Nliu. SMITH I.AWRl-,NCL Low!-. Ifirxl mug lrff to riglff: H. S, Almnny, P. Cook, P. Frye, H. Rutherford, R. Graham T SIIUIIXUI' l'r'4'sirlz'11l Prr'xirfr'u 1' Sl'4'l'l'ftH',j' l'l'4lXllI'l'I' ART CLUB OFFICERS lil' Y B. Eggers, pI. Calhoun. Semml row: N. Woodby, G. Smith, F. Barr, C. Rush, R. Rngun, A. Campbell, A. Hopkins. Tllirrl rout -I. Gentry, R. Bunn, H. Meredith, ll. Blankenbeeklcr, Cumbow, F. Woods, B. Gross, G. Rutherford. l:0IlI'flJ rout I.. Taylor. I.. Lowe, B. Flick. Miss Rotenberry, E. Wolfe, G. Smith, B. Dodson, I.. Arnold. S IIOIIXUI' I'n'xiilw1l I'n'si4fr'f1i Sl't'l't'flU'-1 'I'ra'asurrr I-II-Y CLUB MR. Comms Sponsor Lurmak WklI.l1'l-Q Prvsidwli f:HliS'l'IiR SMITH Vin'-Prexidenf ciliNliLOXX RY S1'z'n'lar y-Trr'as1m'r First ruu', It-fl In riglrl: D. Morrell, B. Stacy, C. Nelson, D. Hopkins, J. W. Daugherty, R. C. Reece, L Campbell, D. Bunn. S4'mm1Row: E. Morrell, C. South, W. Carrier, J. Sells, J. L. Rice, I. Carrier L. Wolfe, Wright, G. Carrier. Third row: B. Pickle. C. Smith, H. Smith, R. Stophel, Lowry H. Carrier, F. Booher, G. W. Morrell, Mr. Combs. Fllllffll rout C. Hatcher, A. Ford, l.. Rutherford J. W. Smithson, H. Morrell, E. Gross, J. Smithson, XV. Carrier. CI -FF CI -UB MR. Wm'r1,ot1k, Sfmuxm Fira! row, It-ft fn rigbl: B. Rowlette, L. Arnold, W. Bains, J. Comer, N. Bentley, J. Waddell, A. Bullock C. Campbell, A. Rowlette, E. Almany. Sevoml rout V. Singleton, M. Eggers, XV. Arnold, B. Eggers lf. Roberts, N. Shepherd, B. Tally, W. Pickle, W. Gross, W. Crusenberry, C. Snyder, D. Davis Third row: H. Melvin, S. Payne, S. Richardson, G. Carroll, lf. Vance, B. Pierce, C. Ashley, H Phillips, R. Owen, B. Frye, J. Campbell. Fourflz rout M.. Gray, L. Cox, W. Bentley, W. Blankenl beckler, T. Galliher, Boyd. J. Shuttle, C. Christian, J. Broce, G. Cox, B. Saddler. w u Q-. Q R f 'AN fi , . 159 off 11111713 S. Rflfllll for our IIIUVV. . F 8. Arolnnf flu' f'm'm'V. 6. fiflffflll. 9. Our Mi1111ia 'f1al1 . 7. 'I'ryiug in nmkf' an im- Wfvirfv ix 1l'!7il'l7?' jwvxxioll. l U. SfNlIlIl1l'l'fIllQ urmm. ll Tirm' off fron: liyfwillg. Palx. I,l'dfI-ffflg. Wfislr uv' Fflllfrl rlimlr. Look who I am! MN A- 49: iff., N , P N , x K K Aa, X f si' 1 A X -QM fe fic! .W rx K.. ,J W. - dig V759 Tw x Q ffl! ff W . . x OL X If . ,' , E VM X fi 5- ' is' icuii :iii :ini f -ii: H ?u - -1' '-qu. - H- ' l l l M 1 ,QA . V A C AQA: L Y - V . X ' V L YYY ' . Y ' K l iv' 0 ...f ,, , g sr' ' '- H v f I1 TI-IE REBELS 'W Q-Sm Mitt 'C ' '.H'V H'VxH-V r,H,Vf x f Firsl row: R. Stophel, J. Shuttle, S. Ford QCa11l.j, I-I. Morrell, C. Hatcher, C. Smith SKTOIHI row: E. Wright, J. Sells, B. Pickle, R. Reece, J. Daughtery, L. Wolfe. Tlzirfl row: D. Bunn, H. Smith, C. Campbell, C. Nelson, H. Peters fC0avl1j. f V x guy GIRLS' ATI-ILETICS I'nj1 f7fl'flH'4', lvff In riglwl: M. Currier, G. Cl1riQtinn, A. Potts, L. Bice, A. Shiplcx I. Sludcr, M. Carrier. -I. Gray, B. Bunn, C. Bains, L. C.1lhoun. 4 nlinm f1i1'l1m', fron! row: M. Cnrricr, A. Slxiplcy. M. C.u'ricr, A. Potts, B. Glover St't'0fl1I rout G. Christian, B. Stophcl, I.. Ricc, B. Bunn, C. Bains, I.. Cnllmoun. I. Q1llNNfi.Xl um ll 4 lxnu XX nm nun mc ll pl ll j.C,uls11lxSxllll1 S Xllilal Imam' GIRLS' INNII l.ll Clfxklulk 7 C91 .-xms cillRIS'l'lAN 6. B1 '1' rx' CQ1 own 5. Axulolmx P. Cox 7. Mmm' LYNN Cmum la ' S. I,uL:1s1' CI.'x1,l1ol'N I I uw 4. Bl I'l'Y I3L'N1x .um lhms IU. ANN.-x ln- SHIPII-Y l . , - ll Momu CHEER LEADERS l'ifcam' GRM lvl-l 1-AN Sruni-.R l3lfl 1Y G1 ov:-R Bl- l I'Y HUNIC AN IIOISTON VAl.lrliY Dah' VX. Plan' Nov Valley Institute ,Here Nov Liberty Hall Here Dee. lfrwin There Dee. Tennessee High There Dee. Kingsport There Dee. Bluff City There Dee. Virginia High Here Dee. Mary Hughes Here Alan. Sullivan There jan. Blountville , Here jan. Tennessee High Here Elan. Mary Hughes There Alan. Holston , Here tlan. Mountain City There Feb. Sullivan Here lfeh, Holston There lieh. Mountain City Here lfeh. l5lufT City , Here l Ring AIVUIIIHI ffm' roxy. 5. A :wolf uuzullg ffu' fzufirx. X. Wlflj' ll'IlIl'f lfu' lnjr ll. W'z ra' all lcirfx Ruluxing. 6. Aflvr lzxiuqq xlr4'!r'l1-u- -QU funk? lulqr'ffu'r. 3 Trxing In jimi' u fr'n1xl1r'u. lim: L ,, . . ' , - . J. VL ' . . 12. Il ' 13 4 Ilw Prof x rar, lull 7. In uml nn! of ilu' ll'IIl- 1 W WH NH U Um' 14'fu'n x flu' Prof? flung IU. V11 lQl'f frim nzmrlf. IS. Nu :urn ufluu 434 ,MSCI .,, 1 v , ', ,Z lx if A fl ' u 1' X 1' 'V x ' 'J , ' I , x 1 5 -4 J S X3 T , Vx l 3 S LPI-I' CONFECTIONERY EAST STATE STREET BRISTOL, TENN. I' I ' lvl , 'filly T 1U ,fs',f ,FY 1 f T , In 4 f 'D fl, N TH fir' fff' I lf AX, lx X 4 EAT' XJ 1 -Y I , , - J v 1 hir! X., I UW X If, Fx 71 ,' ,Nw . 3 L nifr.QN ,AV f X l rf , 1 S4 M . NRL YN 4:-1' Q it R. Compliments of N ,NEW 'lp'-ll INTERSTATE HARDWARE COMPANY, Inc , X A lobbers oi J Lv- GENERAL HARDWARE 3 N, BRISTOL, TENN.-VA. V 4 f6:5w MORTON'S GROCERY Our Aim ls To Please You PHONE 350 l20 PENNSYLVANIA AVE. BRISTOL, TEN X532 i' Compliments of AMERICAN THREAD CO. 4 U Compliments of NICKLES MANUFACTURING CO. wmwax . 2 -I ,,,i fx, xr NJ 'ir' XS Compliments 15 xxx, I DELUXE CAFE of QUICK SERVICE STATION Sandwiches - Coffee LUCKY SUPER MARKET The Sign of Better Living Bnrsror., T1-:NN. SALVAGE STORE New cmd Used Furniture Household Goods Stoves - Ranges 150 STATE ST. PHONE 2641 H. D. CONNELLY ESSO STATION S TE R L I NG Anything for Your Ccrr H O BRISTOL, VA. Compliments Recctpping - Vulccznizing Tube Repairs of SERVICE WHOLESALE. Sctve with Service INC. Also New Seiberling Tires ci Tubes BRISTOL TIRE 6. RECAPPING CO. WESLEY DAVIS, Mgr. PHONE 3375 BRISTOL, TENN I ,lx w , 4 Q tl. , ,fl V , wmompliments W lb of Compliments of VIRGINA AVENUE COAL CO. PHONE 326 BRISTOL, TENN. BUNTING'S DRUG STORE WHITSON BROS. CLEANERS PHONE 2255 SEVENTH ST. BRISTOL, TENN. Compliments of BRISTOL DRY CLEANERS Compliments Compliments of DIXIE STUDIO of BRISTOL, TENN. Enlarqinq - Tinting - Framing B A S S E T T ' S Photos Made While You Wait Say It With Flowers BRISTOL FLORAL COMPANY BRISTOL, TENN.-VA. PHONE 716 LEROY M. HULL Farm Tractors Power Farm Machinery 840-842-844 STATE STREET BRISTOL, TENN. Magis? ii BIGJAC' :L , 'f-' . I SHIRTS - PANTS - OVERALLS Mode in Bristol, Vo.-Term. V592 Compliments A. M. MONCIER Price-Rite Service KING ROGERS Gos - Oils - Accessories Groceries cmd Meoits W Complete Line of Quality - Service - Economy Groceries and Meats 900 FIFTH ST. Bmsror., TENN. HOLSTON PIKE PHONE 581-R Compliments of HOLSTON HARDWARE I. I. SMITH GROC. ReMINE-GOBBLE, Inc. is Fancy Groceries BristoI's Smart Merfs Shop Fresh Fruits and Vegetables PARAMOUNT BUILDING STATE AND GooDsoN Compliments of FAIRMOUNT GROCERY For The BEST in Radio it's . . . ,, . N CHARLIE TELEPHONE DATE WITH DUI I Y'S IVICCARTHYH HOUR IUDYU TAVERNH 8:00 p.m. 9:00 u.m. 8:30 p.m. 9:00 p.m. SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY ,,., i,.. -- t' A 'D' Q ' 4' ' it-2 - 525750 . 49 -.QgE:v:5'T '4 2 :E:g, -5. -..- .:' YOU! ' N B c A 'Q trta A . DAY WITH PEOPLE LIFE OF HSUPPER DENNIS ARE FUNNY RILEY CLUB 9:30 p.m. 9:00 p.m. 7:00 p.m. THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY DAILY Say It With Flowers Compliments SMITH FLORAL CO., Inc. Of PHONE 523 714 STATE ST. BRISTOL' TENN' FRONT STREET BRISTOL, VA Compliments Compliments of of PIGGLY WIGGLY Bristol Company C O W A N ' S P1EDMoNT STREET BRISTOL, VA Compliments Compliments VANITY BEAUTY SALON of Bristol's Modern Beauty Shop M' D' HAYES GROCERY O 811 STATE ST. BRISTOL, VA. PHONES 406-991 General Merchandise GOODPASTURE MOTOR CO. BRISTOL, VA. General Motor Truck Parts - Service - Sale Bodies MILLER'S Refrigeration and Washing Machine Service TELEPHONE 623 FOURTH STREET BRISTOL, TENN SULLINS COI-I-ECF Is fully accredited and offers best advantages in preparation for University or for Remunerative positions. The advantages in Music, Art, Expression, Drarnatics, Home Economics and Secretarial Course are in keeping With the high literary standards. Conter With us at Sullins College for infor- mation in reference to any courses desired. W. E. MARTIN, President 'kti' PAUL COOK FUNERAL HOME Pennsylvania Avenue BRISTOL iii McCROSKEY'S GROCERY, No. I Groceries - Vegetables - Fresh Meats 713 STATE ST. BRISTOL, VA. PHONE 5103 Im Bum - Owners -- Ln: Cowim PHONE 2861 Electric and Acetylene Company Portable Welding Equipment MORRELL BROS. WELDING COMPANY WILLIAM PAY MORRELL and GEORGE R. MORRELL All Work Done to Your Satisfaction P. O. Box 1, BRISTOL, TENN. HAMILTON-BACON-HAMILTON CO.. Inc. Wholesale and Retail Field Seeds, Salt, Fertilizers, Hay, Grain, Feeds, Farm Supplies-Also Furniture BRISTOL, VA.-TENN. Compliments of C. D. KENNY DIVISION Consolidated Grocery Corp Norwood Coffee Parkway Tea lj xxxx Compliments Compliments of of , ARTHUR BYRD B' L' TERRY FURNITURE Cl sxss Q Cur Reputation for Expert, VAN DERVORT'S. Inc. Paramount Building BRISTOL, TENN. Economical Service is If it's done at Mc:haifey's It's done right MAHAFFEY'S GARAGE O w 10 FOURTH STREET 1 ff ff Compliments There is a Ford of in your future. A FRIEND STATES MOTOR CO., Inc. 4 4 4 x VAUGHT, Pres. WAMPLER, Sec y Treos Compliments of BRISTOL FURNITURE COMPANY FIFTH STREET BARBER SHOP CORNER SIXTH AND SHELBY STS T. O. GooDE, Proprietor A BRisToL, TENN. if ff -if ROBINETTE SERVICE STATION H E C H T ' S STATE ci PENNSYLVANIA AVE. Harvest Bread PHONE 674 4 4 4 Compliments of BALL BROTHERS Inc. FURNITURE Bristol, Tenn.-Vol. f H Compliments of BRISTOL HARDWARE S652 SECURITY FEED Field Seeds and Fertilizers Baby Chicks - Insecticides 830 STATE ST. ' PHONE 972 TENNEVA FROZEN FOODS The Surest Way to Better Health AKARD FUNERAL HOME Complete Funeral Services CORNER IAMES AND CUMBERLAND STS. BRISTOL, VA. KEMBLE-COCHRAN COMPANY Booksellers - Stationers Engravers and Office Outfitters BRISTOL, VA.-TENN. K I N C C 0 L L E C E SOUND LIBERAL EDUCATION BRISTOL, TENN. DARTER BROS. HOLSTON VALLEY, TENN. Groceries Flour Feed Hardware Gas cSOi1 BARKER'S GROCERY Groceries Fresh Meats 106 STATE STREET. BRISTOL, TENN WE, ,THE STUDENTS OF I-IOLSTON VALLEY, EXPRESS OUR APPRECIATION TO THE KING PRINTING CO. FOR THEIR WORK AND TO MR. ARTHUR CUMMINC-S THE PI-IOTOGRAPHER B 0 R D E R MONTE VISTA NEWS 425 COLLEGE ST. The Magazine of Bristol News Dealers cSf Confectioners HOTEL BRISTOL Compliments Excellent Facilities Of for Parties and Banquets COVVANGRANT CO- STTTTTRTST Compliments THE BRISTOL GIFT SHOP FAIRMOUNT SERVICE STATION CORNER VIRGINIA AVE. AND MAPLE ST. 707 STATE ST- BRISTOL, VA--TENN Texaco Products Gifts - Antiques Your Business Appreciated Greeting Cards EARL ROGERS W. E. WARD 31 4 F if! VI I Ml .' . 1. x fn M01 I f f - I fwffix A4 Q I, f 1 f , DIAMOND CAB CO. One of Bristo1's Larqest Cab Companies PHONE 5252 C. T. Ross, Owner and Manager f 'L if ffm My ,A y'-J2'Wf-Cfjf 'Aurel MICH!! ICP' , fzifw' Vfef' fmafyfffmnfyjj M7 jfjL'J I ,gk I X JJ, 5,711 0431 'ff rY.,L4f0f 'fff MC' ' M1 A I M JI' J. If p ' I K! 50 ,, 639 zfflim' IUMA ji? ,wwf A J KI Compliments of BRISTOL TENNESSEE ELECTRICAL COMPANY 2?- Compliments of STATE LINE CONFECTIONERY I Complete Fountain Service RILEY'S SCHOOL OF MUSIC LOCAL STUDIO 502 STATE ST. Over Kinney's Shoe Store Sandwiches BRISTOL, TENN. Insurance Real Estate Compliments DICKEY INVESTMENT co. Of ERNEST H. Drcxnv FAUCETTE COMPANY PHONE 90 8V2 FRONT ST. BRISTOL, VA.-TENN. BRISTOL' TENN' Compliments of Compliments M. K. GRAVES REAL ESTATE co. of Farms and City Property STAR LUNCH 502 STATE ST. BRISTOL, TENN. Compliments VICTOR MOTORS of Nash Cars Nash Trucks MONTE VISTA SERVICE PHONE 990 29 FOURTH ST STATION BRISTOL, TENN. MOORE'S MANUFACTURING COMPANY Potato Chips - Peanuts - Popcorn - Peanut Butter Sandwiches - Candies BRISTOL, VIRGINIA W. I. BOLLING MOTOR CO. Plymouth and DeSoto Dealers General Repairing Wrecker Service PHoN1-: 316 BRISTOL, VA Local Service for Local People YELLOW COACH COMPANY OFFICE PI-IoNE 2600 TERMINAL PHONE 2541 The Thinking Fellow Rides A Yellow H. P. KING COMPANY Bristo1's Great Department Store Where Those Who Know Buy Their Clothes BURNETT RADIO SERVICE IAMES C. BURNETT G. E. BUHNETT Radio Service Wholesale and Retail Radio Supplies and Electrical Appliances SWEENEY'S USED CAR SALES AND PARTS CO. ll EIGHTH ST. PHONE 3304 137 EIGHTH PHONE 29 BRISTOL' TENN' SOUTHERN STATES BRISTOL FLOWERLAND, Inc. SERVICE For Flowers that are: Socially Correct Seed - Feeds - Fertilizer Long Lasting Appliances Farm Supplies Most Unusual Tel. 1999 SIXTH AND SHELBY STS MORTON'S CABINET SHOP Fine Furniture Quality Cleaning and Quick Service PHONE 2921 HOME DRY CLEANERS 1201 FLORIDA AVE. BRISTOL, TENN. 16 FRONT ST. PHONE 1704 CO1'1'1P1irnents Compliments of of MCCROSKEY GROCERY VANCE'S CONFECTIONERS PHONE 9165 24 LEE ST. BRISTOL, VA. 1310 VIRGINIA AVE. BRISTOL, TENN. We Sell Wayfarer Shoes for the Entire Family HOME TRADE STORE Opposite Cameo Theatre MAR1oN COWAN, Mgr. THE CAMEO AND COLUMBIA THEATRES Wishes you the best in years to come xxsx Compliments of IONES WHOLESALE CO. Compliments of THE BOSTON SHOE SHOP 702 STATE STREET BRISTOL, TENN. Compliments of PET DAIRY PRODUCTS Pet Ice Cream- A Health Food Compliments of S. P. RUTHERFORD Moving Van Short or Long Distances BRISTOL, TENN. Compliments of IACK TRAYER'S Food As You Like lt 118 MOORE ST. B MOORE-EARHART CO. Athletic Goods and Luqqaqe 647 STATE ST. BRISTOL, V RISTOL, VA. ' Compliments Compliments of of MITCHELL-POWERS HARDWARE CO. EDMONDS BROS. SUPPLY CO. R. M. CRUMLEY . President nu WEBB SERVICE STATION Compliments Gas, Washing and Greasinq of GLOVER'S DRY CLEANERS Your Business Appreciated 1500 CAROLINA AVE. HOLSTON VALLEY HIGHWAY COLONIAL GRILL f MILDRED BROYLES, Mgr. Compliments Sea Foods - Chickens - Steaks of Every Meal a Pleasant Memory ALLEY CONSTRUCTION CO. PHONE 1790 BRISTOL, VA. 4 TYPEWRITER SALES G SERVICE Compliments CO. Of PHONE 746 R. L. FLEENOR, Mar. Royal Typewriters PIEDMONT SERVICE STATION 34 MOORE ST. BRISTOL, VA. E' D' COFFEY Sales - Service - Rentals - Supplies Manager me I ' Q, NNUAI. CIQAFTSIVIEN PL I4 A bt 61, Z 'Q 6 d 'C -' 0 0 .4 fb - -F A I Q43 BUILDING OF A SUPERI- IIQ OR YEAR-BOOK REQUIRES THE CLOS- N EST COOPERATION ON THE PART or-' I - THE STAFF, THE PHOTOGRAPHER, 3 THE ENGRAVER AND THE PRINTER. S ik OUR CONNECTIONS AND YEARS or EXPERIENCE ENABLE US TO RENDER 3 X A COMPLETE SERVICE. IF You N I3 RSI EI AI .TSI LISA WANT TO PRODUCE AN OUTSTAND- ING YEAR-BOOK, LET US HELP YOU. OUR EXPERT 'SERVICE WILL MINIM- IZE MANY OF YOUR PUBLICATION PROBLEMS. --cyo-- THE KING PRINTING CO. pzinlez: o Cfnymvcu o goonuinleu BRISTOL, TENNESSEE v Q ,vw 4f'3 .Q mf MW V -sf 9' wwf! M ,TM v I 5 3 3 I' e A 1: E r ? r ,, n 3 E u s F 4 n E s E i Q E ., 'I 4 1 ' ' ., mf! . .lfnmvf ' . 'ma N'lir'Lf3i,L'M-4' 4' 1 . 'Ml -', Q JK v-,ig Ti -5 2-P-if, 'Ti Q 0 1- T - 1 ' 1 '-c , 1 mf, 4 1 1 M, , . 'K ., . .. .qu .. k , 'L