Jackson High School - Tatler Yearbook (Jackson, TN)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1953 volume:

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N 5' I 1- :Sz . ff K 3' .L if K K, r we Amvu IYTHATIH D. E. RAY Lownu. CRANE Superintendent of Srboolx Principal TURY OMAN Pbyfiml Education Couch G 'D i W. R. BONSON Dirertor of Band MARY DOAK Home Eronomzcx FAYE Ermsxunca EMMA INMAN Wxumms Engliyb American Hixtory 9 , O O O O 0 O 9 EUYTH ANN WORTHY PlJyJiml Erfefmtion ADRIAN BAQCOM Matbematuzr GEORGE W. HODGE GLADY5 HUNT M0141 5720.9 Sorial Srienre HARRY IVEY Mem! Sbop . , ELIZABETH ETHERIDGE S parzifb O' 0 0 O MRS. Wguins HENRY Dzetztian MRS. REBEKAH HARLESTON Englixb and latin ERNEST I-!oR'roN Dixfributwe Education JERLINE STYERS Ojice Sebretary MRS. JAMES L. Honon Librarian JOHN P. RUKAVINA Mafbemazicf Mas. ELIZABETH MALLoY Englixb MRs. G. P. ROBERTSON Commercial Department MARcARE1j WINTER Social Sczence and Guidance ' J. B. FRYE Matbemaiirf O Q3 O O Bxu. CHAMBERS Biology and Coach MARY CHARLES ANDERSON Commercial Depariment MARY E. RAY Englirb and Speech MAR Joxus HUNTA ' Englixb JOHN T. Musa Srienre Q RY S , 5 ,A i ,lung ag-:QA 1. NAN IIB I H SXNSVNS CY JANE BRANN ' Scientific Diploma- Valedictorian Tri-Hi-Y '5l, '52, Tri-Hi-Y President '53, Dramatic Club '52, Dramatic Club Secretary '53, - 4 Monthly Tatler '52, '53, Latin Contest '5l, Future Homemakers of America '51, Annual Tatler 253553, Njatlonal Honor Society '52, '53, Junior-Senior Play '52, Dramatic Club Plays, '52, , a a . A minetstull gt knowledge is a mind that never fails. 2. LIBBY JOBE ' Elective Diploma- Salutatorian National Honor Society '52, '53, Library Club '53, Future Homemakers ot America '52, '53, Tri-Hi-Y '5I, '52, 53, Dramatic Club '52, Monthly Tatler Staff '52, Library Assistant '53, Annual Tatler Staff. Laughter is the chorus ot conversation. 3. HERMON HIGHT ' Scientitic Diploma- Essayist ' Science Club '5l, President Sophomore Class, President Junior Class, National Honor Society 'i2,rJ153,Ht-li-Y '53, Monthly Tatler Staff '52, '53, Annual Tatler Staff '53, Junior Rotarian, Senior 0 on . He sits high in all the peopIe's hearts. 4. MARY ELLEN MATTHEWS ' Elective Diploma- Honorable Mention National Honor Society '53, Future Homemakers ot America '53, Future Homemakers of America Secretary '52, Tri-Hi-Y '5I, Tri-Hi-Y Secretary '52, Secretary Senior Class, Senior of Month, D. A. R. Honorable Mention. 'Twas her thinking ot others made you think of her. 5. BEVERLY ROOTE ' Elective Diploma- Honorable Mention Sophomore Class Treasurer, American Youth Foundation, Camp Minniwanc '53, Tri-Hi-Y President '52, Basketball '52, Basketball Co-Captain ' ball Royalty '52, National Honor Society '52, National Senior ot the Month, D. A. R. contestant, Class D A perfect woman, nobly planned, to w 6. KAY HORTON H a, '5I, Tri-Hi-Y '5l, 53, Cheerleader '53, Foot- Honor Society Vice-President '53- ay. arm, to comfort, and command. - Elective Diploma- onorable Mention Tri-Hi-Y '51, '52, '53, Cheerle d ball Co-Captain '53' Senior of the The a er '5l, '52, Cheerleader Captain '53, Basketball '52, Basket- , Football Queen '52, Girls' State '52, National Honor Society '52, '53, Month 53, Class Day, Honorable Mention D. A. R. shortest women love the tallest men. ,gum 4.4 QEHQERS I. ARCHIE CRENSHAW ' Presidenl' Hi-Y '5I, '52, Hi-Y Vice-Presidenl '53, Dramalic Club '52, '53g Nafional Afhlefic Scholarship Sociely '5l, '52- Nalional Alhlellc Scholarshig Sociely President '53- Monthly Tatler Slaff '52, '53, Annual Taller Sla- 'S3g National Honor Sociely '53- Football '50,.'5I' Football Co-caplain '52g Baskefball '51, '52, Baskellaall Co-caplaun '53, Baseball '52, 'sag Boys' Slale '52, Camp Minniwanca '52g Senior of lhe Monlh '53g Junior Rofarian '53, D. A. R. conlesfanlg Class Day. The force of his own merit makes his way. Eleciive Diploma- 2. PAUL RICHARDSON ' Eleciive Diploma- Vice-Presldenl Vice-Presidenl Junior Classy Foolball '50, '5l, '52, Fulure Business Eaders of America '53, Hi-Y '5lg Hi-Y Presidenl '53g Hi-Y Secrerary Worry has killed many a man-why dime? 3. MARY ELLEN MATTHEWS ' Eleclive Diploma- Secrelary Nalional Honor Sociefy '53, Future Homemakers of America '53' Fufure Homemakers of America Secrelar '52 T ' H y , rl- i-Y 'sig Tri-Hi-Y Secrelar '52' D. A. R. Honorable Menlion. 'Twas her lhinking of olhers made you 'lhink of her. 4. BOBBY ROSS ' Eleclive Diploma- Treasurer Hi-Y '51, '52, '53g Football '50, '5lg Foolball Co-caplain '52' Baskel ball 'Sl '52' Bak fb l ' ' . , bs e al Co-captain '53, Baseball '52, '53, Secrelary Nahonal Alhlehc Scholarship Sociely '53: Naflonal Afhlehc Scholar- ship Sociely '5l, '52, Boys' Sfale '52, Monlhly Taller Slaff '53. None but the brave deserves fha fair. ARTIE WRIGHT Elective Diploma, Dramatic Club '52, Dramatic Club Treasurer '53, Hi-Y '5l, '53, Hi-Y Chaplain '52, Football '5l, Pro- iectionists Club '53, Monthly Tatler Staff 53, Annual Taller, Dramatic Club Play '53, Senior of the Month '53, Class Day. A woman would run thru tire and water for such a kind heart. JOHN MCCOY Elective Diploma, Patience is the courage of the con- queror. 4 JOHN DAVID McNATT Elective Diploma, Football '50, '5l, '52. For my part l'd tell the truth and shame the devil. FRANCES WALLACE Elective Diploma., National Honor Society '52,'53, Dramatic Club '52, '53, Future Homemalrers of America '5l, Monthly Tatler Staff '52, '53, Representative to Tennessee High School Press Association '52, Tri-Hi-Y '52, Tri-Hi-Y Convention '52, Tri-Hi-Y Vice-President '53, Junior-Senior Play '52, Quill and Scroll '53, Dramatic Club Plays '52, '53, Secretary of Annual Tatler Staff, Class Day, Honorable Mention D. A. R. In order to do great things, one must be enthusiastic. 1 BETTY JUNE COLEMAN Egctive Diploma, Driver Training Course Silent, chaste, and hushed. CAROLYN CHERRY Elective Diploma, Tri-Hi-Y '5l, '52, '53, Future Homemakers of America '52, '53, Future Business Leaders of America '53, Band '5l, '52, '53, Band Queen '53, Monthly Tatler Staff '53, D. A. R. Honorable Men- ion. Kindnessuis the key to every heart in the universe. 'kk DORRIS BURGESS Elective Diploma, Tri-Hi-Y.'5l, '52, '53, Dramatic Club '52, Dramatic Club Presi- dent '53, Future Homemakers of America '52, Monthly Tatler Staff '52' Monthly Tatler Editor '53, Tennessee High School Press Association Convention '52, Annual Tatler '53, Junior-Senior Play '52, Dramatic Club Plays '52, '53, American Youth Foundation '52, Senior ot the Month '53, Class Day. As merry as the day ls long. MAXINE WYATT Elective Diploma' Tri-Hi-Y '52, '53, Monthly rener stair '52, 'sag Future Busi- ness-Leaders of America '52, '53, Annual Tatler Staff '53, Class Day. Blushes are the rainbows of modesty. ILA SHAW Elective Diploma, Basketball '52, '53, Candy Stand '53, National Honor Society '53, Dramatic Club '53, Transferred from Lebanon High School, Lebanon, Tennessee '52, Class Day, D. A. R. Contestant. A girl who is always reedy when some- thing must be done. l 1 CHARLES BELL Scientific Diploma, National Athletic Scholarship Society '53, Dramatic Club '53, Hi-Y Chaplain '52, '53, Basketball '5l, '52, '53, Baseball '52, '53, Football 53, Ex- chanqeite '53, Junior Rotarian '53, Hon- orable Mention D. A. R., Class Day. A man's a man for a' that! JAMES GAITH ER Elective Diploma, Notnlazy, but I iust don't feel like work- ing. JERE MEDLIN, JR. Elective Diploma, Football '50, '5l, '52, National Honor Society '52, Hi-Y '52, '53, Cub Lion '53, National Athletic Scholar- ship Society '5I, '52, '53, D. A. R. Con- testant, Lion Oil Essay winner, Class Day, Senior of the Month. , A strong body makes the mind strong. VAN POOLE Elective Diploma, Monthly Tatler Staff '53, Football Manager '5l, Football '5l, '52, Baseball '52, '53, Basketball Manager '52, '53, l-li-Y '5l, '52 '53, President Hi-Y '52, American Youth Foundation '5l, Delegate to Hi-Y Convention '52, Proiectionists Club '53, Dramatic Club '52, '53, Dramatic Club Plays '53, Driver Training Class '52, D. A. R. Honorable Mention, Class Day. l live the lite I love. CHARLES TOWATER Scientific Diploma, Hi-Y '52, '53, Proiecf tionists Club '53. Be silent and safe, silence never betrays you. ' JERRY BLACKWELL Elective Diploma, Proiectionists Club '52, Hi-Y '52, Track '5l. Rare as true love, true friendship is rarer. TIMMY JOHNSON Elective Diploma, Tri-Hi-Y '5l '52, '53, Dramatic Club '53, 'Dramatic Club Plays '53, Junior-Senior Play '52, Monthly Tatler Staff '52, '53, Editor-in-Chief Annual Tatler Staff '53, Tennessee High School Press Association Convention '52, Future Home- makers of America '52, Senior of the Month '53: Quill and Scroll '53, First Honorable Mention D. A. R. I love everything that's old: old friends old times, old manners, old hooks, old wine. ' DORIS ANN JORDAN Elective Diploma, Tri-Hi-Y '52, '53, Future Homemakers of America '53, Annual Tatler Staff '53. A dainty little lady and most sweet. REBECCA BLACKMON' Elective Diploma, Tri-Hi4Y '5l, '52, '53, Dramatic Club '52. The worst wasted of all day, is that dur- ing which one has not lauq ed. A K Q xg- MARY LOUISE EAVES Elective Diploma, Dramatic Club '53, Future Homemakers of America '52, Tri- Hi-Y '52, '53, Driver Training Class '5l. Silence seldom hurts. BETTYE WILLIAMS Elective Diploma, Tri-Hi-Y '5l, '52, Na- tional Honor Society '52, '53, Office Assistant '52' Distributive Education Club '53, Annual Tatler Staff '53. Live, love, and learn. Mostly love. SHIRLEY GLENN Elective Diploma, Distributive Education Club '52, Vice-President Distributive Edu- cation Club '53. A dainty little maid and shy. JAMES KNOWLTON Elective Diploma, Hi-Y '53, Distributive Education Club '53. Ah! Woe is me. JIMMY WINSLOW Scientific Diploma, National Honor So- ciety '52, '53, National Athletic Scholar- ship Society '52, '53, Boys' State '52, An- nual Tatler Staff '53, Junior Red Cross '53, Junior Rotarian '52, Basketball'5l, '52, '53, Hi-Y '52, Hi-Y Secretary '53, Baseball '52, '53, D. A. R. Contestant, Class Day. There is a proud modesty in merit. ROY LEE WEST Elective Diploma, Football '50, '5l, '52, National Athletic Scholarship Society '5l, '52, '53, Hi-Y '5l, '52, Secretary Hi-Y '53, Man has his will-but woman has her way. EDWARD ZEHR Scientific Diploma: National Honor So- ciety '53: Junior Red Cross '53: Class Day: Honorable Mention D. A. R. His words are Hles. JERE ESCH Elective Diploma: Trade Bi lndustry Club g2:bS'E3retary of Distributive Education u . We are born to be happy. DUDLEY FOSTER Elective Diploma: Hi-Y '5I: Distributive Education Club '52. Never trouble trouble till trouble trou- bles you. MARGIE VINSON Elective Diploma: Future Hornernalcers '5I: Driver's Training '52: Distrlbutlve Education Club '53. She walks in beauty like the night. MARY ELNA COPLIN Elective Diploma: Tri-Hi-Y.'5l' .Vice-Presi- dent Tri-Hi-Y '52: Chaplain 1'f..Hs-Y '53: Junior Red Cross Council '5l, '52, '53: National Honor Society '52, '53: Monthly Tatler '52: Future Homemakers of America '52, '53: Secretary of sub-district '5Z: Dramatic Club '52, '53: Dramatic Club Plays '52, '53. A flaming halo tor her tece. JOANNE FORBIS Elective. Diploma: Transferred from Hills- I:-ggro High School, Nashville '52: Tri-Hi-Y Tall end stately she stands. ef ,L . X VIRGINIA EVERETT Elective Diploma: Tri-Hi-Y '52: Future Business Leaders '52: Distributive Educa- tion Club '53, Patience is the art ot hopIng. EDITH ANN FARIS Elective Diploma: Tri-Hi-Y '52, '53. She is well endowed by Nature. GAYLE BOWMAN Elective Diploma: Tri-Hi-Y '5I, '51, '53: Dramatic Club '52, '53: Monthly Tatler '52i Society Editor 4'53: Tennessee High Schoo Press Association Convention '52: Junior- Senior Play '52: Dramatic Club Plays '52, '53: Annual Tatler Staff '53: Future Busi- ness Leaders of America '53: Class Day. Women are made to be loved, not un- derstood. JIMMY DANIEL Elective Diploma: T. Si I. Club '52: Dis- tg-ibutive Education Club '53g Annual Tatler ' 3. This new life is likely to be hard for a gay young fellow like me. CHARLES HARRIS Elective Diploma: Dramatic Club '53. The birds can ily so why cen't I7 MAURICE STANSELL Elective Diploma: Basketball '5l '52, '53: Baseball '52, -sa, 1. at I. club '52, 's3. --I win be brief. ROBIN RAINEY Elective Diploma: Distributive 'Education Club '52, '53: Vice-President Distributive Education Club: Distributive Education State Convention: Delegate to District Distributive Education Convention: Dra- matic Club '52, '53. Enioy life: lt can't last forever. FRANK OSBORN Elective Diploma: Band '5l, '52, '53: All- State Band '53: Annual Tatler Staff '53, We were born to be happy. BRUCE HUNT Elective Diploma: Proiectionists Club '52, '53 Pi'actice makes perfect. BETH WARD Scientific. Diploma: Future Homemalrers of America '5I: Library Club '53: Dra- matic Club '53: Honorable Mention D. A. R.: Class Day. lt is in learning music that many youth- ful hearts learn love. MARY ANN ARN ETT Elective Diploma: National Honor Society '53: Future Business Leaders of America '52, '53: Monthly Tatler Staff '53: Candy Stand '53: Tri-Hi-Y '52, '53: Pep Squad 'S3. l have a heart with room for every ioy. NAN INGRAM Elective Diploma: Secretary Sophomore Class: Monthly Tatler Staff '52, '53: Annual Tatler Staff 'S3: National Honor Society '52, '53: Future Business Leaders of Amer- ica '52: Tri-Hi-Y '52, '53: Honorable Men- tion D. A. R.: Class Day. Her eyes are homes oi silent prayers. if .V ' L l N PEGGY PEGRAM Scientific Diploma: Transferred from Greensburg High, Greensburg, Pennsyl- vania '53: National Honor Society '53: Tri-Hi-Y '53: Dramatic Club '53: Class Day. She hath a daily beauty in her lite. KAY WIMBERLEY Elective Diploma: Transferred from New- bern Higrh School '52: Tri-Hi-Y '52, '53: Monthly atler Staff '53: National Honor Society '53: Annual Tatler Staff '53: Basket- ball '52, '53: Class Day. Energy is eternal deIight. SHIRLEY UNDER Elective Diploma: Tri-Hi-Y '5l, '52, '53: Dramatic Club- 52, '53: Future Home- makers of America '52, '53: Monthly Tatler Staff '52: Annual Tatler Staff '53: Junior- Senior Play '52: Library Assistant '52,' '.53: Proiectionists Club '53: Driver Training Class '52: D. A. R. Contestant: Class Day. There is only one proof of ability: action. JERRY DAVIS Elective Diploma:'Hi-Y '52, '53: Track Team '5l. He who wishes to secure the good at others has already secured his own. BILL TRAUGHBER Elective Diploma: American Junior Red Cross '5l, '52 '53: Dramatic Club '53: Proiectionists Club '53: Hi-Y '5l, '52, '53: Junior Class Treasurer. An attable and courteous gentleman. Du WAYNE POPE Elective Diploma: Trades and Industry Club '52: Distributive Education Club '53. l will find a way or make one. DAVID WILLIAMS Elective Diploma, Hi-Y '5l, '52, '53, Dra- matic Club '53, Dramatic Club Play '53, Proiectionists Club '53, Cheerleader '53, Class Day. Wonder what tool it was that first in- vented kissing. GORDON SIPES Elective Diploma, Football '50, 5l, '52, Hi-Y '5l, '52, Treasurer of Hi-Y '53, Volun- teer Boys' State '52. l never think ot the future. It comes soon enough. JAY GAFFNEY Elective Diploma, T 81 l '52, Dramatic Club '53, Hi-Y '53, Proiectuonists Club '53, Monthly Tatler Statf '53. Love is the strange bewilderment which overtakes one person on account ot an- other person. JO ANN SHEPHERD Elective Diploma, Tri-Hi-Y '5l, '52, '53, Future Homemakers of America '52, Vice- President Future Homemakers oi America '53, Future Homemakers of America Camp '52, Annual Tatler Staff, Class Day. lt is difficult to fashion a iest with a sad mind. NANCY LEE ALLEN Elective Diploma, National Honor Society '52, '53, Cheerleader '53, Tri-Hi-Y '52, '53, Basketball '52, Basketball Statistics Re- corder '53, Annual Tatler Staff, District Tri-Hi-Y Secretary '53, Class Day. They do not love, that do not show their love. REBECCA DAVIS Elective Diploma, Future Business Leaders '5l, '52, Monthly Tatler Staff '5l, '52, Dis- tributive Education Club '52, '53. A quiet tongue shows a wise head. .,. JAMES SANFORD Elective Diploma, Distributive Education Club '53, Transferred Irom North Side High School '52. Born with a gift of laughter and a sense that the world is mad. CARROLL RIALS Elective Diploma, Football '50, '5l, '52, Hi-Y '5.l, '52 '53, Pro'ectionists Club '53, Dramatic Club '53, Track '50, Monthly Tatler '53. What should a man do but be merry? KING MORGAN Elective Diploma, Monthly Tatler '53, Hi- Y '5l, '53, Junior Red Cross Council '53, Quill and Scroll '53, Junior Rotarian '53, Speak low if you speak love. J low K . MARY ANN GLISSON Elective Diploma, Tri-Hi-Y '52, '53, Future Business Leaders '52, '53' National Honor Society '52, '53, Annual i'atler Staff, Quill and Scroll, Honorable Mention D. A. R., Class Day. All the Latin I could construe is 'Amo- I Iove'. DOROTHY THOMPSON Elective Diploma, National Honor Society '53, Vice-President of Library Club '53, Tri-Hi-Y '5l, '52, '53, Treasurer '52, '53, Basketball '5l, '52, '53, Class Day. Cheerfulness is an offspring of goodness and ot wisdom. . BETTY YOUNG Elective Diploma, Junior Red Cross Coun- cil '5l, '52, '53, Vice-President of Junior Red Cross Council '52, '53, Tri-Hi-Y '52, '53, Art Editor Monthly Tatler Staff 'Sl' '52, '53, Future Homemakers '53, Annual Tatler Staff '5l, '53, Secretary Future Busi- ness Leaders '52, Class Day. My true love hath my heart. PAT MOONEY Elective Diploma. No one knows what he can do 'til he tries. WILSON FRY Elective Diploma: Cub Lion '53. He conquers who endures. JAMES WILLIAMS Elective Diploma: National Honor Society '53: Future Business Leaders of America '52: Dramatic Club '53, Let ignorance talk as it will: learning has its value. ' DOROTHY BUTLER Elective Diploma: Future Homemakers of America '5I: Future Business LeadersLof America '52: Driver Training '52: Ottlce Assistant '52: Distributive Education Club '53: Delegate State Distributive Education Convention '53. She has a perfect poise like a clock dur- ing a storm. FRIEDA STEINDORFF Elective Diploma: Tri-Hi-Y '49, '50: Dis- tributive Education Club '52, '53: Library Assistant '50, '5I: Future Homemakers '50 '5l: Monthly Tatler Staff '5l, '53: Annual Tatler Staff '52, '53: Dramatic Club '52. '53: Tumbling Team '52: Band '47, '50, '5l, '52. A flaming halo is her face. SYLVIA WILSON Elective Diploma: Future Business Leaders '53: Annual Tatler Staff: Monthly Tatler Staff '52, '53: Driver-Training '52: Future Homemakers of America '5l. The desire to please everything having eyes inborn in maidens. if l X R l xx 3 JOHNNIE LEE BRADY Elective Diploma: Future Homemakers '5l: Driver Training '52. A kind heart she hath. JANIE PENTECOST Elective Diploma: Tri-Hi-Y '5l, '52: Presi- dent ot Tri-Hi-Y '53: National Honor Society '52, '53: Future Business Leaders '52: President of Future Business Leaders '53: Office Assistant '52, '53: Annual Tatler Staff: Monthly Tatler '52: Basketball Man- ager '52: Girls' State Alternate '52: Dele- gate to Tri-Hi-Y Convention '52: Driver raining Class '52: D. A. R. Good Citizen- ship Award: D. A. R. Honorable Mention: Class Day. A merry heart maketh a cheerful coun- tenance. ' JEANNE MARIA COTILLA Elective Diploma: Tri-Hi-Y '5l, '52, '53: Library Club '53: Library Assistant '5l, '52, '53: Future Business Leaders '53: D. A. R. Honorable Mention. ' A maid of grace and completely maiestic. FLOYD FRYE Elective Diploma. The world is too much for me. CLARENCE MILSTEAD Elective Diploma. Good nature and good sense must ever ioin. THOMAS DENNIS Elective Diploma: Dramatic Club '53. No one knows what he can do until he tries. BOB MILLER Elective Diplomag Distributive Education Club '52, '53' Delegate to State D. E. Con- vention sz, Vice-President D. E. Club '53g Treasurer D. E. Club '52, Secretary Sopho- more Classg Science Club '5lg Cub Lion '53: National Honor Society '53g First Hon- orable Mention D, A. R. Good health and good sense are two of lite's greatest blessings. RONALD SMITH Elective Diploma: T. 8: l. Club '5l, '52: Football '53, Vice-President Sophomore Class 'Sl' Junior Red Cross '52g National Qthlletfig Scholarship Society '52, '53g Base- a ' . He's a sure card. BOBBY McALEXANDER Scientific Diploma: Band '5I, '52g '53g Honorable Mention D. A. R. Much in demand-yeh, man. NANCY MOORE Scientific Diploma' National Honor So- ciety '52, '53g Tri-l-li-Y '5l, '52, '53g Future Homemakers of America '52, '53g Dramatic Club '52g Honorable Mention D. A. R.: Class Dav. A good laugh is sunshine in a house. ANNE FARRAR Elective Diplomai Monthly Tatler Staft '52g Future Business Leaders oi America '52, '53g Secretary ot Future Business Leaders '52g Future Homemakers of America '52, '53g Annual Tatler Staff '53g Tri-Hi-Y '53. Love is the emblem of eternity. RENNIE MAE PARHAM Elective Diploma: Future Homemakers ot America '52. Beauty, like wits, to iudges should be shown: Both are valued most where they best be known. I .w . .cf A , L sue THOMAS Elective Diploma: Transferred from North Side High School: Tri-Hi-Y '52g Secretary- Treasurer '53, National Honor Society '52, '53, Future Business Leaders '52g Treasurer of Future Business Leaders ot' America '53' Otfice Assistant '53g Monthly Tatler Statt '53g Future Homemakers of America '535 Annual Tatler Staffg Delegate Tri-Hi-Y Con- vention '52g Class Day. Mingle a little iolly with your wisdom. CAROLYN CLARK CURLIN Elective Diploma, Tri'Hi-Y '5l, '52: Na- tional Honor Society '52, '53g Future Business Leaders '523 D. E. Club '53, Library Assistant '52. Neatness is the crowning grace of womanhood. NANCY COLVIN Elective Diploma: Tri-Hi-Y '5lg Future Homemakers Club '5l. '4'A dainty little maid and shy. BOBBY LOYD Elective Diploma: National Athletic Scholarship Society '52. Life is one long process of getting tired. JERRY CLYCE Scientific Diploma: Hi-Y '53g High Sales- man, Annual Tatler. A lad worth knowing. WAYNE same-es Elective Diploma, Football '5I, '52. We must eat to live and live to eat. I I BILLY HILLIARD Elective Diploma, Hi-Y '5l, '52, President of Rebel D. E. Club '53, State President ot D. E. Club '53, Delegate to State D. E. Convention '52, Delegate to National D. E. Convention '53. Love is so different with us men. B. V. CATHEY. JR. Elective Diploma. A smile to all brings many friends. LEON HALL ' Elective Diploma, Football '50, '5l, '52, Hi-Y '5l, '52, '53, National Athletic Scholarship Society '5I, '52, '53. Look not thou down, but up. SHIRLEY ROBERTS Elective Diploma, Tri-Hi-Y '5l, '52, '53, D. IE. Cilgnlb '53, Future Homemakers ot Amer- ica . Gather the rose of love while yet it is time. BEVERLY FESMIRE Elective Diploma, Monthly Tatler Staff '5l, '52, Future Business Leaders of America '52, Distributive Education Club '52, Alla she dia with e cheerful will what others talked of while they were still. MARILYN LANE Elective. Diploma, Transfer from Little Rock Hugh School, Little Rock, Arkansas, '53, Dramatic Club '53, Tri-Hi-Y '53, Future Business Leaders of America '53. The lountain of beauty is the heart, and every generous thouoht illustrates the walls ot your chamber. ' ,if X DOROTHY N ELL ESRA Elective Diploma, Future Homemakers of America '52. Quiet was she, but liked by aIl. PATSY WOO DY Elective Diploma, National Honor Society '53, Tri'Hi-Y '5l, '52, '53, Future Home- makers ot America '53, Library Club '53, Annual Tatler Statt, Class Day. Refinement is the grace of modesty. BARBARA SUE HAMILTON Elective Diploma- Tri-Hi-Y '5l, '52, Driver Training 'SZ' Future Homemakers of America '52, b. E. club 's3. A qracious. innocent souI. BILLY LAW Elective Diploma. Care to our .coffin adds a nail no doubt Artduevery grin, so merry, draws one ou . CHARLES GREATHOUSE Elective Diploma, Hi-Y '52, '53, Basketball '48,. '52, National Honor. Society '53, National Athletic Scholarship Society '52, '53, Volunteer Boys' State '52. Rare old wine ripens with age. BILLY BUTLER Elective Diploma, T. 81 I. Club '5l, '52, Delegate to T. 8: I. Convention '52, Hon- orable Mention D. A. R. 'Gpold nature and good sense must ever loin. ' HOWARD WILLIAMSON Elective Diploma, Hi-Y '5l, '52,, '53, T. 81 I. Club '52, Dramatic Club '53, Proiec- tionists Club '53, Monthly Tatler Staff '53. Tha same yesterday, today and tomor- row. BILLY JARRETT Elective Diploma, Band '52, '53, Hi-Y '52, '53, Annual Tatler Staff, All-State Band '53, Baseball '53. This new life is likely to be hard for a gay young fellow like me. BRADLEY SORENSON Elective Diploma, T. 8: I. Club '5l, '52, Proiectionists Club '53. A good natured person is never out of place. ELAINE SHUMAKER Elective Diploma, Tri-I-li-Y '5l, 52, '53, Cheerleader '52, Future I-lomemakers '53, Treasurer of Future lrlomemakers '52, Par- liamentarian '53, Annual Tatler Statt. I saw and I loved. JANICE SMITH Classical Diploma, Tri-Hi-Y '5l, '52, '53, Future Homemakers of America '5l, Monthly Tatler Staff, Sports Editor '52, '53, Annual Tatler Staff, Basketball '5l, Basket- ball Manager '53, Proiectionists Club '52, '53, Junior Red Cross Council '52, '53, Junior-Senior Play '52, Honorable Mention D. A. R., Class Day. Nothing is so popular as kindness. RAMONA HUDSON Elective Diploma, Tri-Hi-Y '5l, '52, '53, Monthly Tatler Staff '52, Secretary of Future Business Leaders '53, Annual Tatler SSH, Future Homemakers ot America '52, So let our love endless prove: As you're as good forever. NORA JANE KELLY Elective Diploma, Tri-Hi-Y '52 '53, Dra- matic Club '52, '53, Future l-lomemakers of America '52, President of Future Home- malgers of America '53, National Honor Society '52, Monthly Tatler '53, Annual Tatler, Home Room Officer '5l, '52, '53, Class Day. She that mischief hatcheth, mischief catcheth. ADELE POOLE Elective Diploma, Tri-Hi-Y '52, '53, Future Homemalrers of America '52, '53, Secretary Future Homemakers '53, National Honor Society '53, Monthly Taller '53, Annual Taller Staff, Class Day. A merry heart maketh a cheerful countenance. DONNA MAE DUKES Elective Diploma' Distributive Education Club '53, Annual 'fairer Staff. As full of spirit as the month of May. f X ,f ff, gdfll flip, 'I f N , ' KP-Kgs. i NX J Ei' VX,-U L '. Hs, M , - ,, -.i , e L J., ,iv I ,X f , ,, is. I, , , I 5' CLARAN BOYD i Elective Diploma, Football Manager '52, '53, Junior Red Cross '5l, '52, '53, Hi-Y Chaplain '52, '53, Monthly Tatler '53, Driver Training '52, Cub Lion '53, Annual Tatler Stattg Quill and Scroll '53, Honor- able Mention D. A. R., Class Day. 'Tis Fortune, not Wisdom, That rules man's Life. DICKIE CONGER Elective Diploma, T. 81 I. Club '52, Science Club '5l, Dele ate D. E. Convention '52, Home Room Officer '53, Treasurer Dis- tributive Education Club '53. Worry has killed many a man- Why die? BILL FINCH Elective Diploma, T. 81 l. Club '5l, '52, Dramatic Club '53, Hi-Y '52, '53, Proiec- tionists Club '53. I have too often faced suspension to tear I ... JAMES GASS Elective Diploma. Every man has a sane spot- somewhere. JULE SANFORD Elective Diploma, D. E. Club '53, Transfer from North Side High School '52. Some men are wise, some otherwise. BILL 'VAN DEN BOSCH Classical Diploma, Hi-Y '52, '53. Happy-go-lucky, carefree and gay. What else more fitting could we say? DORIS ROLLINS Elective Diploma' Tri-Hi-Y '52, '53, Basket- ball '53, Annual 'latler '53, National Honor Society '53, Driver Training '52, Library Club '53. But that's another story. ELIZABETH ABERNATHY Elective Diploma, Tri-Hi-Y '5l, '52, '53, Junior Red Cross '53, Future Homemakers of America '5l, '53. True merit often lies in being quiet. SHIRLEY CRAWFORD Elective Diploma, Tri-Hi-Y '5l, '52 '53, Future Homemakers '53, Annual Tatler, Driver Training '52. Small in statue, but great in worth. 2 1, -af, s BARBARA SILER Scientific Diploma, National Honor.Society '52, '53' Tri-Hi-Y '5l, '52, '53, Junior Red Cross Council '5l '52, '53' Dramatic Club Play '52, Future l-lomemalcers of America '52, Proiectionists Club '52, Library Club '53, Vice-President Tri-Hi-Y '52, Annual Tatler Staff '53, Quill and Scroll '53, Class Day. Happiness is not given but exchanged. RUTH JQYNER Elective Diploma, Tri-Hi- Y '5l, '52, '53, Jgilnior Red Cross '53, Future Homemakers Ai sunbeam in a winter day. PEGGY PENNINGTON Elective Diploma, Future Homemakers of America '5l, Library Assistant '5l, '52, Annual Tatler, Tri-Hi-Y '5l, .'52, '53, Dra- matic Club '53, Driver Training '52, Tri- Hi-Y Convention '52, Dramatic Club Play '53, Class Day. lf women were humbler, men would be honester. BOBBY JOE MINCEY Elective Diploma, Football '5l, '52, '53, Baseball '52, Hi-Y '52, '53,- l live the life I love. JIMMY MCKISSACK Elective Diploma, Library Club '53, An- nual Tatler, Football '53. Never hurry, never worry. DON BULLEIT Elective Diploma, Dramatic Club '52, Junior Red Cross Sl, '52, President Junior Red Cross '53,. Proiectionists Club '52, '53, Hi-Y '5l, Quill and Scroll '53, Class Day, Honorable Mention D. A. R. A girl in the hand is worth two on the run. ' DONALD COWAN Scienllfic Diploma, Junior Red Cross '52, '53, Honorable Menfion D. A. R. A friend once, a friend forever. BRUCE VANDIVER Elacfiva Diploma, Dramaric Club '53, Pro- iecfionisls Club '53, Cheerleader '53, Hr-Y SI, '52, '53, This sorl of 'lhing lakes'a deal of lrain- ANN SORENSON Scienlific Diploma, Tri-Hi-Y '5l, '52, '53, Fulure l-lomemakers of America '52, Sec- relary of Library Club '53, Annual Taller Slaff, Class Day. Beware of all, bu? mosrly beware of men. BETTY COLVIN Elecfive Diploma, Tri-Hi-Y '5l, Vice-Presi- den? Tri-Hi-Y '52, Narional Honor Sociely '52, '53, Annual Taller Slaff, Presidenr Dixie D. E. Club '53, Delegale lo Slaie D. E. Convenrion '53. Graceful is her charm. PATRICIA SANSING Elecfive Diploma, Tri-Hi-Y '52, Library Club '53, Nalional Honor Sociefy '52, '53, Fulure Homemakers of America '5l. A poef is born, nof made. SHERRY ONLY Elecfive Diploma, Tri-Hi-Y-'52, '53, Fulure Business Leaders of America '53, Fulure Homemakers '52, Treasurer of Fuiure Homemakers '53, Office Assislanf '53, Class Day. A sweel aflraclive kind of grace. ing. , U 'X f NANCY DICKERSON ffl e CW,LaailziQrfClL's'f'as?nI:z!3'1...3Ln. 552, -235 T Patience is fhe arf of hoping. .U V , Q q fOXaQ,2srvJC,x.wC5kl3L.'X Nl N ' . ' ' 1 Jim Q U X 4 ii 'gbwffil ILL Q 53, HAROLD FORTNER Elecfive Diploma, T. Er I. Club '52, Dis- lribulive Educalion Club '53, Nalional SonorRSociely '53, Honorable Mention . A. . Man's life is bul a iesl. HUGH ARNOLD, JR. Elective Diploma. A friend once, a friend forever. JOE MORRIS Elecfive Diploma, HIVY '5l, '52, '53, Fool- ball '52, '53, Baskelball '5l, '52, Dramatic Club '53, Track '5l, Class Day. The endearing elegance of female friendships. Roaenr MAYO ' Elaclive Diploma, T. 8: I. Club '5l, '52, Hi-Y '5l. He has a lean and hungry look. MARGARET ANN CRAlN Elective Diploma, Tri-Hi-Y '5l, '52, '53, Vice-Presidenf Tri-Hi-Y '53, Fulure Home- malcers '5l, Fulure Business Leaders '52, '53, Baskelball '52, '53, Monlhly Taller ',53Z Library Assislanf '52, '53, Driver Training '52, Class Day. To know her is fo love her. VIRGINIA WILSON Elective Diploma: Library Clue '53' Fu- iure Business Leaders '53: Tfl-HI-Y 'SZ My fhoughfs and were of anolher world. . JEAN HAGAN Eleciive Diploma: Tri-Hi-Y '5l, '52, '53: Fulure Business Leaders '5l' '52: Library Club '53g Annual Taller Sfaifg Pep Squad '53: Class Day. Simplicily becomes her well, and she is beauliful with it. BETTY GREENE Eleclive Diploma: Transfer-red from Sel- mer High School 52: Trl-Hr-Y '53. Her smile always wins. CARROLL CRAWFORD Eleclive Diploma. l was born to ofher things. SONNY JOHNSEY Elective Diploma: Proieclionisis Club '53. The person who falls down gels up a lol quicker than one who lies down. GORDON WOOD Eleclive Diploma. This world is loo much for me. 1 Q' I 4 -P s W GERALD SUMMERS Scientific Diploma. I have no lime for idle cares. ' I 4 2 I 1 E I nz SQ fn- - W...4,,.. .,.....r..,,... .... . . E Hz W , x H521 aaa 3 3 1 ii! 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Marlow Sydney Portis Bobby Knolton Janice Woody Richard Murchison Margaret Poole joe XVayne Davis Ann Andrews Gene Moss Mary Lou Stegall jimmy Denton Shirley Hendrix Corky Carman Doris Rainey john Bertels Verlyne Morgan joe Haltom Barbara Stevens Arthur Buehler Nan Sykes Eugene W'alker Jane Marie Thomason Eddie W'eir Mary Ruth Brown Fred Bowyer Betty Allen E. S. Manley Shirley Drewry Conley NX'elch Rosemary Chessor Malcolm Lindy Nancy Estes Jerry Replogle Beverly Sykes Billy Hunt Patricia Bowman X . +A-3 Q. as k if-to lk . Y x y Q - ' Q it 45 .s .. 9 e Xkffli ge-W-Irb fwlff' ' i file SMHQ fx t 'Ss l- 7'5- sff avi 'ex Janice Brazelton Willie Stone Betty Jane Vfilliams Joe Long Martha Fly Jimmy Hudson Mary Evelyn Powers Bobby Mcwherter Pat Reeves Don Smith Nancy Replogle Charles Locker: Helen Jones Al Vestal Jane Johnson Phil Given Mary Louise Hammill Jimmy Poteete Peggy Williams Charlie Bob Perkins Sara Matthews Cliff Garrard Frieda Milam Tommy Coppedge Lawana Graves Bud Danc Jane Brooiis Neil Gilbert Faye XVa1l Donna Sue Stegall Becky Lee Baker Richard Phillips Jessalyn Jennings Perry Pope Sarah Rush Arnold Schroeter Pat Rice George Newman Charlene McGee Albert Oliver Judy Allen Billy Hawk Ann Hammons Bob Beare Sue Horner Jane Mooney Beau Spragins Onedia Finch Howard johnson Geraldine Pipkin jerry Paul Arnold Virginia McRae Tommy Powell Jo Ann Mount james Hart Mary Lou Coughlin Johnny Hill Margie Abernathy james Spencer Dell Milam Tommy Shoe Avanette Davidson Clifford XY'illiams Patty Davis jerry Arnold Maerene Cooper Billy Holmes Maxine Cooper Darrell Henderson Peggy Orr Wfilllam Malloy Kay MCCrite Earl Jaggers Betty Jo Phillips Billy Ivlartin Sandra Cawthon jerry Pate Marion Knowles Kilian Roever Edith Wlmite Jimmy Pennington Mary Jane Palmer Clyde Ray Briggs Carolyn Crocker Dan Robertson Norma Dean Maness Howard Hale Peggy Osborne Hugh Yarbro Joyce Oller f - 2' Aff' . M,,,.ff-N ' ',,,fy'1T,1ff K ...av-f N ,,..ff- M 5 Q ,fwfr ff' ny? vi ' X F tkfvfif E419 i SSW ,x Mf' 21' ia N , x Na .fw xxgfiifhli 5, y ' I AL? fi! MMM' - X V x K . l , 2 X XX' ma Left zo rigbxs PETIE JONES, VIRGINIA RUTH PEARCE, Bon FREEMAN, . Bosnx' CASTLEMAN 30,94 Olll 0l e C efd BOBBY CASTLEMAN ............. Bon FREEMAN ......................... VIRGINIA RUTH PEARCE ............ FLOYD PET1E JONES ......,..... Y ................Pfexident .........Vire-Prefident ecretnry ........Trea1urer 1. 'x Beverly Bennett Harry Butler Virginia Ruth Pearce Glenn Barton Karen Hicks Dick Slaughter -Shirley Lewis Gene jones Geneele Camp Fred Brewster Nancy Ellen johnsey Morris Brill Pharra Lee Newsom jimmy Barron Doris Ann McA1exander joe Coughlin Dixie VC'hite Tommy Herron Martha Brown Bobby Cnstleman Barbara Vlfhite Bill McRae Susan Cole Lamar Bain Betty jo Turner jimmy Barnes Shelby Stovall J. B. Chandler Judy Thicksten Arvil Graves Ellis Marie Bzfxfer . Ralph .Glenn ' Joann Sword Billy Earney Peggy Jean Brann Charles Yelverton Naida Blackwell Ken Crider Patty Barham Glen Batten Theoclora Burdette David Erlandson joan Rosenblum Buddy Glassman Betty Greer McMaster Betty Lou Hicks jimmy Cason Mary Stewart Dwayne Flatt Pat Smith Billy Vfilliams Betty Nunn Charlie Mitchell Sue Ursery Douglass Gilbert Betty Ann Cook Charles Glisson Larry Gay Lane Petie Jones Beverly Hearn Jimm Lindy Wanrlla Jefferies Beauford Luckman Nettie jean johnson Charles Luna Joyce Seabrook Billy Menon Barbara Poole Glenn Milam Carol Bynum George Marston Rosemary Cole Peter Poole Mary Ann Turner Kenneth Presson Nancy Tuchfeld Jerry Clements Mildred Traughber Gypsy Maxwell Beverly Foust Mary Sue Maness Joe Fielding Nan Barber Charles Raines Barbara McAbee Jimmy Mays June Wamble Mack Only Dianne Travis Gene Pearce Cora Stewart Robert Younger Ileen Sipes Guy Newsom Angela Hendrix joe Hawkins Sandra Barham jerry Phillips Cherry Moore Buddy Lockert Nellie Frances Barnett Robert Newsom Shirley Robinson jack Only Mary Lee Arnette Lamar Hicks Annie Nell Moore Jack Chandler Jewell Morris Billy Cooper Kay Conger Ancil Parker Nancy Melton Charles Robert Orr Patricia Pitts Carolyn Richardson Helen Mooney Wfayne james Kay Newman james Couch Fannie J. Deatheridge johnny Barber Betty Xvadley Roddy McNatt Many Frances Marcom Bobby VUon1ack Mary Ann Marbury Bob Freeman Doris Robinson Ivan Raley Ernest Ferrell Betty J. Beavers Ronny Rogers Olene Dickerson Beecher Russell - -f - -9 -Sfivg r ,, K :. 4, ' fi it . L s .f' M QL .Ii i Q if M .. 5, s e qgf ' , fe gl .. I' he -Q B 5 me .fr .. 'e'i121 B - . V: 1 R Mei 1 xiii? . X 'xr t- - 3 i so rr P rv- J J sg r ii xi Qfsfj r s :Q HS' -1 B .rp - or ng I A f is V . IN -t fefsgeg 3 :sais 5 A . M Y? se .. .,.. A 23 1 5 'Writ 1 - W -I -.M .K , .. Sa . y Q -aft L , V ,sw ,R 1'-. Q s- Q 1: . ss--'.,., 'Q if Q 'ft B2 Q 'I ,. sri? Y' g t k slit. 3 , X XGA rs X t ,X J x is X , X x .. . -P ' ': : : Q. rr s s f - --. NF '- t Y ter? . we R a wt ' -31 t A wt 'bg H .,..,.,a-' K? A.. R N x 1 t .-i ,QS is it S15 ., ix 1 A it rg, , C ' .Q T ii . was , i w? N C iA c 1 N, it 5 is M NAQ, X xg, Q ax K on S s gy g W s si t' Q y fl- ni X 5 1 9,4 gi X1-as 'T' ary' - ,Q-5 X , ? YY 'R X N4 sew Y -1-fs, - masse X X 2 y f N5 Nelda Paschall Tommy Welch Kathleen Spellirigs Charles Wfilson jo Nell Page l George Brashe Carleen Bridger Laurence Vi'alker Gwen Doriety ' Phil Townsend Suzanne Perkins Jim Montgomery Marie Acree jack Rogers Annabelle Stegall Bobby Stanfill Laura Lou Sharp Boyce Yates Jimmie Dell Dickerson james Scott 'IT M , 4, Gayle Scammerhorn A ' W' Don Eaves C A Dot Hawkins 1 jimmy Smith P Joyce Drury V' it g k ' E .a - Charles Edgin ..., - X Q Clyde Marie Wfarren - ' 're jimmy Osborne X K Y Carrie Poole 1 lt is f t Howard Smithl t,,2,.v, . Saw ,i -N--f X W-ui 3 Rachel Young Charles Rush Bertha Mae Fly Larry Bell Diane Schwalb Lonnie Paschall Margaret Stewart Bobby Tillman . Sara Doss Richard Thomas Jimmy Teague Gayle May Dalton Gooch Benny Tucker Carlos Castleman JQQL 57-'i?!fl m ' 'X 2 . BARBARA SILER yay-v' ILA SHAW AND ,FRANCES WALLACE A 5 r A oefs K . 1 A Fgglfzfjikkxqgllziilf . 7 E k-kk, g , kk.L . IX f Xi Xgifkiiwfiif fry' Vw gl A , A fi' 0 .f,,.,,,f, rw.. By Pdtricia Scllllfllg O lovely world! Emerging from the touch of perfect love, Thou breath of God's creation, move Within man's cold unfeeling heart Those passions which now slumber in his breast. Bring forth from all our souls now void of faith That positive assurance that never knows defeat. Let him, while breathing in thy pure, fresh air, Forget all ugliness, concern and despair. I hear thy soothing voice in every sound Not made by human hand Its echo is the love that answers back From every soul once torn with sorrow black Now mended with a wondrous hope new-found. I come to thee when weary burden-bound. Ze OZCL Cty F J By lla Shaw Sitting alone in a playful, carefree day I felt despondent. Why tread this earthly way? It seemed one was born just for death. Why? And then it happened that I saw a day die. Only a while before, only that morn, I had seen the innocent, breathless day born, Seen it dance gaily over the drowsy earth g Seen it touch each thing, enticing all to mirth. I saw the ball, the golden ball of the sun, Shot from the eastern musket, mighty Apollo's gun, Arch, sink true, far in the west, Into, out of sight, the laughing day's breast. I saw the day waver, felt its breeze-born sigh, Saw it in distraction fling its toys to the sky, Pink roses, green herbs, daisies white and gold, Bluebirds, violets stained their hues across the whole. Slowly, slowly the healthy red blood Of the day swept over in cardinal Hood g The little birds in bursting, full-voiced song Beseeched the sinking day its life to prolong. I look, I breathe, I feel, and peace which equals any task undone Flows o'er my soul and breathes new life in me. R SIIIRLEY UNDE BEVERLY Y-OOTE ILA SHAW 223. J4. IQ Cmfedf The Forty-Seventh Annual Omtorical Contest sponsored by the jackson-Madison Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution was held on May 12, 1953, in th H' h e Ig School Auditorium. l'0gl'al'l'll'll0 I. MARCH Or TI-IE STEEL MEN ..., CbarIe.fS.BelJter1i11g This March was written for and dedicated to the Nationally Famous Joliet Township High School Band by one of the bands former members, who is now a very prominent composer of Band Literature. II. LINCOLN LYRIC OVERTUREH ............ Newell H. Long Lincoln Lyric Overture is based On melodies which Carl Sandburg, in his American Songbagj' has associated with the life and times of Abraham Lincoln. These mela odies, in the order of their appearance are: The Brown Girl Hey, Betty Martin Old Brass Wagon Hoosen johnny Old Abe Lincoln Came Out Of The Wilderness JACKSON-MADI SON MEDAL ' 'T HE FACING OE THIS HOUR ............,...,,,, Beverly Raaze HDANGERS To OUR FREEDOM ........................... .lla Shaw LONG MAY IT WAVE .......,........................ Shirley Linder -: 4 o MALAGU.ENA Lefurla ............................. Frances Wallace HBARCAROLLIEH ........................................ lacquer Ojenlmh HAPPY DAYS .............................................. Adam Geibel Nancy Brann, Mary Jane Palmer, Barbara Baird, Virginia McRae, Peggy Brann, Edith Wfhite. 9 4 o MILTON BROWN MEDAL OUR AMERICAN DEMOCRACY Arrlaie Cr I . ............ . 8275 36110 RESPONSIBILITIES OE GOOD CITIZENSHIP .... jim Window WHY I INTE T R ND o EMAIN IN THE SOUTH .......... jere Medlin, fr. 4 4 o COLONIAL IVLINUET ............................... ,.... B y Chu: of '63, lVeJt jarkron Scbaol Colonial Minuet directed by Mrs. Mary E. Scott 4+ Q o , PRESENTATION OF MEDALS o o o ALTERNATES ............................ Timmy jobmou, Bob Miller III. WAGCERY FOR WoODwINos .......... Harold Ilvalzerr This number in the popular vein portrays the various sections of the woodwind family of the band. Their qualities of tone are very well portrayed in the various Cadenzas featuring these Instruments. IIIKAIOII High School Band 1-VNV QW ENS NSI- AY-Clm' CR SYM Wi ERE WDUN l WW? sq iam iid A .az ff diff 'l'Y11ifQGeffEQiQ? ' 'ill-4.vi:QfEX jf E1 f 2131. V - .ff g' .X Q pf, gfdhii A gf -I, ,A , P f X Fi:-rt Row: Patricia Davis, Nancy Brann, Mary Ann Glisson, Kay Horton, Patricia Sansing, Kay McCrite, Rosemary Chessor, Peggy Orr, Sue Horner, Carolyn Clark Curlin, Kay Wim erly, Dot Thompson, Bar ara Siler, Patsy Woody. Second Row: Margaret Poole, Bamby Zimm, Beverly Roote, Nancy Allen, Mary Elna Coplin, Frances Wfallace, Peggy Pegram, Onida Finch, Sue Thomas, Janie Pentecost, Patty Wfells, Hugh Morgan, Hermon Hight, Jere Medlin, Ecton Ray Manning. Third Row. Ann Hammons, Sara Matthews, jane Marie Thomason, Judy Allen, Nancy Moore, Doris Rollins, Libby jobe, Nan Ingram, Betty Colvin, lla Shaw, Mary Ann Arnette, Mary Jane Palmer, Betty jo Phillips, Dell Milam, Adele Poole. Fourth Row: Archie Crenshaw, Cliff Garrard, james Williams, Ed Zehr, jim Winslow, Charles Greathouse, Bud Dancy, Bob Miller, Harold Fortner, Darrell Henderson. Wafionaf .jwlonor ociefg OFFICERS Preridenr ................... ............................... ......... H 12 RMON HIGH1' Vice-President .....,... ............. B EVBRLY Roora Senetary-Treasure: '........ .......... KA Y HORTON Pass by the house of most any National Honor Society member late at night and you'l1 probably notice a light on. What are they doing? Why, of course, they're burning that midnight oil so they can keep up their 88 average, which is necessary to maintain membership. They are also kept busy with the many activities the N. H. S. undertakes each year. One of their main projects is collecting baskets for needy families at Christmas and Thanksgiving. unior R 6065 OFFICERS President ....,......,... ,,...,.......................... ............ D o N BULLEIT Vice-Prerident ........... ................................ B ETTY YOUNG Serretary ................ .,.....,. ..........,.. ............. . . . - ........ JANE MARIE THOMASON A proud group of boys and girls in jackson High is the junior Red Cross. Why are they so proud? Why, because they are busy helping people everywhere. They send gift boxes overseas twice a year and also theirs is a very busy group making tray favors for the hospital each month. They work very hard and de- serve high recognition for the wonderful results they achieve. First Row: Shirley Hendrix, jane Marie Thomason, Nan Sykes, Mary Ruth Brown, Elizabeth Abernathy, Janice Smith, Mary Elna Coplin, Margie Abernathy. Second Row: Miss Faye Etheridge, sponsor, Petie Jones, Ruth Joyner, Barbara Poole, Susan Cole, Betty Greer Mc- Master, Janice Woody, Betty Young, Barbara Siler, Don Bulleit. Third Row: John Harris, Lawrence Walder, Phil Givens, Bill Traughber, Bill Moss, Claran Boyd, Don Cowan, Fourzb Row: John Kendall, King Morgan, Ed Zehr, George Williams, Tommy Welsh, jimmy Winslow. 4-ff 0-S- Q-,,,sf .NJN l 3 NNW. Fin! Row: Laura Lou Sharp, Shelby Stovall, Patsy Woody, Sue Thomas, Ramona Hudson, Betty Young, Sue Homer, Pat Reeves. Second Raw: Patty Davis, Renn-ie Mae Parham, Dorothy Ezra, Anne Farrar, Elizabeth Abernathy, Mildred Traughber, Nellie Barnett, Shirley Crawford, Doris Ann Jordon. Fim Row: Helen Jones, Mary Jane Palmer, Doris Jean McAlexander, Sara Nell Doss, Anabelle Stegall, Rachel Young, Jesslyn Jennings, Lawana Graves. Second Razr: Jimmie Lou Mays, Virginia McRae, May Sue Maness, Jimmee Dell Dickerson, Jewell Morris, Fay Wall, Patty Wells, Betty Sandlin, Edith White. Fim Row: Geraldine Pipkin, Mary Lou Stegall, Mary Elna Coplin, Sherry Only, Elaine Shumaker, Adele Poole, Nancy Lou Moore, Libby Jobe, Betty Greer McMaster. Second Roux' Margaret ,Poole, Cora Stewart, Shirley Linder, Carolyn Cherry, Susan Cole, Shirley Drewry, Betty Allen, Mary Louise Hammill, Margie Abernathy, Mary Evelyn Powers. gufufe 0l'I'lel'l'la Q15 of .f4I'l'I,el lCa OFFICERS Prerident .,.............,...... .........,.....,...,........... ...,...... N o RA JANE KELLY Vire-Prerident .......... .......... J o ANN SHEPHERD Secretary .,.......... L ...... .....,............,.,. A DELE POOLE Treafm-er ......,..,,...,......,......,...........,.....................................,,.,....,........................... SHERRY ONLY They've stitched! They've ripped! They've cooked! They've scrubbed! These Future Homemakers of America have had a busy and interesting year as they have learned to stretch the inflated dollars by sewing for themselves and planning and preparing appetizing but inexpensive meals. The Future Homemakers of America was established in order to teach the young girls how to be able to take care of themselves more easily in the home and community. This is a very busy group of girls. At Christmas, they were busily occupied with making stuffed toys for little children and getting up baskets for needy families. Fin! Row: jo Ann Shepherd, Pat Smith, Gayle Bowman, Dorris Burgess, Timmy Johnson, Geneele Camp, Naida Black- well, Theodora Burdette, Beverly Roote, Kay Horton, Frances Wallace, Mary Louise Eaves. Second Rauf: Cherry Moore, Barbara Siler, Maxine Wyatt, Nancy Brann, Mary Ann Glisson, Nan Ingram, Peggy Brann, Nettie jean Johnson, Doris Ann Jordan, Shirley Crawford, Mary Ann Arnette, Betty Young. Third Row: Miss Mary Charles Anderson, sponsor, Mary Elna Coplin, Elaine Shumaker, Patsy Woody, Kay Wimberly, Nora Kelly, Phara Lee Newsom, Oline Dickerson, Susan Cole, Mildred Traughber, Sue Ussery, Rosemary Cole, Barbara Poole, Libby jobe, Nancy Dickerson, Beverly Hearn, Jeanne Cotilla, Nancy Moore. Fourfb Row: Ann Sorenson, Janice Smith, Shirley Linder, Larry Gay Lane, Angela Hendricks, Carol Bynum, Joan Rosenblum, Judy Thicksten, Betty Nunn, Virginia Pearce, Edith Ann Faris, Dianne Schwalb, Kareen Hicks, Dot Thomp- son, Doris Rollins, Mary Ellen Matthews, Peggy Pegram. rima Ckalafer 0 ji-alia M OFFICERS Prerident ............................... .,............................ .............. N A Nor BRANN First Vice-Prefident ............ .................. F RANCES WALLACE Second Vire-President ......... ............ V IRGINIA RUTH PEARCE Secretary ..... , ............ N..- ...... ........... MAR Y ELLEN MATTHEWS Treasurer ......... .... ........ ...... , .... D o T THOMPSON The Prima chapter is the oldest Tri-Hi-Y club in jackson High. It is composed of senior and sopho- more girls who strive to promote throughout home, school, and commimity, high standards of Christian character. pafmer Ckalafer 0 ji- by The Palmer chapter of Tri-Hi-Y was the first chapter to branch from the original QI-Iodgej chapter. It is made up of junior and Senior girls. These girls are sponsors of the Annual Stunt Night, and with their sponsor are engaged in many charitable and worthwhile activities. OFFICERS Prerident ................. ........................,...... ........... J A NIE PENTECOST Vive-Preridenr ,............. ........... MA RGARET CRAIN Secretary-Trea.r1n'er ........ , ................... SUE THOMAS Repo:-:er ....................... ..,...,... CA ROLYN CHERRY Firrt Row: jo Ann Forbis, Carolyn Crocker, Patricia Love, Oneida Finch, Janie Pentecost, Sue Thomas, Margaret Crain, Carolyn Cherry, Adele Poole, Patty Wells. Second Row: Betty Sandlin, Miss Edyth Ann Worthy, sponsor, Mary Lou Stegall, Freida Milam, Mary Lou Coughlin, Betty Greene, Shirley Drewry, Nan Sykes, Mary Evelyn Powers, Pat Reeves, Charlene McGee, Beverly Sykes, Betty jane Williams, Pat Rice, Ruth Joyner. Third Row: Shirley Hendrix, Margaret Poole, Ramona Hudson, Anne Farrar, jean Hagan, Faye Wgall, Sherry Only, Margie Abernathy, Peggy Pennington, Verline Morgan, Doris Rainey, Elizabeth A ernathy. Pint Row: Nancy Estes, Marion Knowles, Judy Allen, Joyce Oller, Annette Womack, Peggy Williams, Sue Homer, Becky Lee Baker, Virginia McRae, Mary jane Palmer. Second Raw: Carol Newberry, Betty Allen, Maerene Cooper, Janice Brazelton, Maxine Cooper, Peggy Orr, Patricia Bowman, Mary Ruth Brown, Jane Brooks, Helen jones, Patty Davis. Third Row: Miss Margaret Winter, Lynn Spragins, Kay McCrite, jo Ann Mount, Madelyn Leech, Jane Marie Thomason, Rosemary Chessor, Nancy Replogle, Janice W'oody. Fourzb Row: Norma Maness, Peggy Osborn, Sandra Cawthon, Sydney Portis, jane Mooney, Mary Louise Hammill, jane Johnson, Ann Andrews. Minfer Gkalofer 0 ji-.M-M OFFICERS Preiident ............. ................................ .... - . .JOYCE OLLER Vice-Prexidenr .............. -... ........ ..,...... - KAY MCCRITE Secretary and Trea.rurer.-..,..-. ......... PEGGY WILLIAMS This chapter too, is an offspring of the Hodge Tri-Hi-Y. It is named for their sponsor, Miss Margaret Winter. The chapter is made up entirely of junior girls, who like the members, in their sister chapters, are engaged in many activities. aucom jfiujwb- y This is one of the two new chapters added this year. The club is composed of sopho- mores and juniors. This chapter is named for their sponsor, Miss Adrian Baucom. These girls are living up to their creed to create, maintain, and extend throughout home, school and community, high standards of Christian character. Firrt Raw: Fannye Deatheridge, Kaye Conger, Joyce Drury, Betty Wadley, june Wamble, Jo Nell Page, Ileen Sipes, Barbara White, Helen Mooney. Serond Row: Dixie White, Betty Beavers, Doris Robinson, Shirley Lewis, Nancy Tuchfeld, Annie Nell Moore, Betty Hicks, Bertha Fly, Rachel Young, Shelby Stovall, Miss Baucom, sponsor. Third Row: Ellis Baxter, Nancy johnsey, Beverly Forest, Pat Pitts, Wanda Jefferies, Mary Stewart, Nellie Barnefte, Laura Lou Sharpe, Carolyn Richardson, Cora Stewart, Mary Ann Marberry. ' Front Row: Betty Colvin, Shirley Glenn, Carolyn Clark Curlin, Shirley Roberts, Dorothy Butler, Bettye Wilhams, Donna Dukes, Rebecca Davis, Beverly Fesmire, Virginia Everett. Second Row: Dickie Conger, Frieda Stiendorff, Margie Vinson, Barbara Sue Hamilton, jules Sanford, jere Esch, Jamie Sanford, Bob Miller, jimmy Daniels. lar! Row: Billy Hilliard, Harold Former, Gene Hooper, james Gass, James Hart, james Knolton, joe Garrett, Johnnie Hill, Jimmy Pennington, Du Wayne Pope. 1 Not .chown in picture are: Wyman Alexander, Charles Lockhart. . eff CLA Behold! Before you are the future leading merchants and business men and women of our city. These enterprising students leave school every day at 12:00 and go to the various stores and businesses of the city to learn the tricks of trade. Every year there is a state D. E. Convention where some members of the D. E. Clubs represent Jackson High School and learn even more points in selling and business. DIXIE CLUB REBEL CLUB Prerident , ..........................................,.................. Bmw COLVIN President -L .......................................... L.- ...... BILLY HILLIARD Vice-Prerident .......... ............ S HIRLEY GLENN Vire-Prerident ...... L-, ..... L ...... ........... B on MILLER Secretary .............. ........ - ........... ,. .Donorx-n' BUTLER Secremryw., .......... ...... - ........ - .Jann ESCH Treruurer ...... -. - ..... --.CAROLYN CLARK CURLIN Tre4.rurer...-.-..r.-.-. , ......... Drcxm CONGER Reporter ......... ................... F RIEDA STIENDORFF Reporter ............. ........... J OHNNY HILL Firrt Raw: Cliff Garrard, Fred Creasy, Jere Medlin. Serond Row: Charles Greathouse, Ecton Ray Manning, john Kendall. Tbird.Row: Charles Bell, Bobby Beare, Tom Coppedge, Ronald Smith. Fourth Row: Bobby Knolton, Roy Lee West, jim Winslow, Archie Crenshaw. Wafiona .fdfkific agzkofardkqa Sociefg OFFICERS Preridem' ...........l........ ....,....,..................... .......,... A R CHIE CRENSHAW Vice-Preriden! ................, ............. B OBBY BEARE Serretary-Trearurer ................................................................................................ BOBBY ROSS Kick that ball! Win that race! If you see athletic boys walking around school with a monstrous head, don't be alarmed. They aren't getting the big head. It's just that holding all the knowledge it takes to be a member of the N.A.S.S., and all the ball knowledge they must have, crowds their brains so that it nat- urally grows larger. Once a year the beautiful girls of the N.A.S.S. adorn their stunning evening dresses for their annual beauty review. They also engage the faculty in that thrilling basketball game that is the talk of the school for months. Yes, the N.A.S,S. is a very busy organization working hard every minute. rojecfionirifzi Ofylicerr Prerident: TOMMY KING Vice-Preridefm' BILLY HUNT Secretary: CAROLYN CROCKER Treamren- NEIL GILBERT l l I Qggkfa. Camera. Jdcfion. Keep those films rolling. These are prac- tically the watchwords of the Projectionists Club. This group is responsible for keeping all the projectors around school clean and for showing films to different groups. 3774 'wr' . W i First Row: jere Clement, Lamar Bain, Morris Brill, Charles Aldrich, Claran Boyd, Bobby Knowlton, Dan Robertson, Bill Jarrett, Beecher Russell, James Spencer, Hugh Morgan, Jack Manhein, Fred Brewster. Second Row: Van Poole, Gene Pierce, Jerry Phillips, Billy Wfilliams, Conley Welch, Charles Castleman, Ecton Ray Manning, Claude Briggs, Charles Edgin, john Harris, Charlie Bob Perkins, Fred Bowyer, Phil Givens, Beau Spragins, Albert Oliver, Darrell Henderson, Richard Murchison, Bud Dancy. Tbird Row: Bill Moss, Gayle May, jimmy Couch, George Willianm, Bill McCrae, Hermon Hight, Bill van den Bosch, Awil Graves. Fourth Rau-: jimmy West, Dalton Gooch, David Erlandson, Bobby Tillman, jack Chandler, Bruce Vandiver, Bobby Beare, Tommy Coppedge, Cliff Gerrard, jim Vfhittaker. I-'iffb Row: Richard Phillips, Al Vestal, Gene jones, Ancil Parker, Harry Butler, Fred Creasy, jerry Replogle, J. C. Marlow, Charles Towater, Charles Rush, Jimmy WUinslow, jere Medlin, E,B. Horton, sponsor. ,UM iama , i- M Cdalafer OFFICERS P1-eridemf ................... ...... - .............,.......... ........... T o M COPPEDGE Vice-President ............. .....,....... B OB BEARE Secretary ............... - ..... ......... j IM WINSLOW Tremurer .......... ............... C LIFE GARRARD Chaplain .......... .........,... E c RAY MANNING Physical - Moral - Spiritual - These three columns support the platform of this Hi-Y, where boys learn to work, play, and worship as a group on into manhood to set an example well worth following. Their motto is: To create, maintain, and extend throughout the school and community high standards of Christian character. 0l 68 CM' y CA6ll0teI' OFFICERS Prerident, ......,............. ..............,.,............... ........... P A UL RICHARDSON Vice-Preridefzt .............. ............. A Rc!-IIE CRENSHAW Sec:-emry .,................ .....,......... R oy LEE WEST Treamrer .......... ............. G oRnoN S1PEs Chaplain ......,..... ............ C HARLES BELL Physical - Moral - Spiritual - These are the pigments that blend into the Hi-Y, forming a group of boys into a team of young men. This club sets an example for all youth. Their motto is: To create, maintain, and extend throughout the home, school and community high standards of Christian character. Firrt Row: Charles Bell, Jerry Pate, Paul Richardson, Burney Tucker, Torn Shoe, James Knowlton, Roy West, Archie Crenshaw. Second Row: Bobby Castleman, Peter Poole, jerry Davis, Joe Hawkins, Howard Wfilliamson, Glen Milam, jay Gaffney, Bill Finch, jimmy Montgomery, Jerry Clyce, Jimmy Cason. Third Row: Bobby Ross, Arthur Bueler, Carroll Rials, Jerry Blackwell, Joe Morris, Gordon Sipes, Bobby Mincey, Bobby Dodd, Joe Coughlin. Fourlb Rziw: Bob Freeman, Bill Chambers, sponsor, David Williams, King Morgan, Charles Greathouse, jim Heam, Leon Hal . . . . , N11 . .ammA.,i,m,,, MU- ,,,, Y. Firrt Row: Betty jo Turner, Mary Ann Turner, Freida Milam, Onedia Finch, Donna Sue Stegall, Nancy Brann, Beth Ward, Nora Kelly, Mary Louise Eaves, Madelyn Leech, Sara Matthews, Lynn Spragins, lla Shaw, Gayle Bowman, Timmy johnson, Frances Wallace, Shirley Hendrix. Second Row: Peggy Williams, Peggy Orr, Rosemary Chessor, Sarah Rush, Mary Elna Coplin, Peggy Pegram, Jane Johnston, Patricia Pitts, Laura Lou Sharpe, Janice Brazelton, Bamby Zimm, Becky Lee Baker, Freida Steindorff, Ava- nette Davidson, Shirley Linder, Mary Lou Coughlin, Peggy Pennington, Dorris Burgess. Third Row: Charles Lockhart, Dan Robertson, jack Manhein, Tommy Shoe, Buddy Lockhart, Billy Reed, Billy Hawk, Arnold Schroeder, Beau Spragins, Bud Danqf, Tommy Dennis, James Williams, Billy Williams, Bill Traughber, Glenn Milam, Van Poole, jay Gaffney, W. G. Riggs. Fourth Row: Robin Rainey, J. C. Marlow, Burney Tucker, Charlie Bob Perkins, Hugh Morgan, Archie Crenshaw, Albert Oliver, Charles Harris, Richard Murchison, Tommy King, Malcolm Lindy, Arthur Bueler, Carroll Rials, Rich- ard Phillips, jim Whittaker, David Williarns, Howard Williamson, Artie Wright, Bruce Vandiver, Charles Bell, jimmy Rogers, Conly Welch, Bobby Ross. ramafic OFFICERS Prerident ................... ............................ 1 . .......... Domus BURGESS Vice-Prerident ........... ............ J IMMY ROGERS Secremrj f................. ......... N ANCY BRANN Tr'ea.r1n'er ......... ....,..... A RTIE WRIGHT Project your voice! More expression! How many times does Miss Ray have to say these words to play groups? The Dramatic Club was organized in 1951 to give more entertainment to Jackson High and and also to learn a little more about what goes on backstage in each production. During the year they pre' sented Rest Assured, House of Vengeance, and Chain Reaction before most enthusiastic audiences. V we-lr:-A:-.1 Y ,, L ,, QR Stmiding Iefl to righf: Libby -lobe, Shirleylinder, jecinne Cotilla, Sidney- 'WLW i Q Porqsl X. K . . i .fir , I his , ,. W L Seated az fry: lable: Charles Lockettr Ann Sorenson,iiDot Tlmoxnpsong jane Mooney Barbara Siler, Beth Wfard. K ' Srasiding lefi Io rigbr: joe Vlayne Davis, George Williams, Tommy Shoe, jimmy Mc- Kissack, jo Ann Mount, Patty Davis. , Seated al lower table: -fi Patricia Ann Sansing, jean Hagan, Nancy Dickerson,ffEdirh White, f 1 Virginia XX'ilson, Patty X'i e1ls. L Lioy 1 S ifgf ,V L L ij 51 L - J-A dz 141 fo 1-fgbr.-e Jane 1w1Q0ney,1Ed,ifh Wfhite, s , f it 'nary ui s Ward 16.-anne Qotilla, ,Nagey 5IJickersQn, k Lo 1 K jr V Smith s s or s OFFICERS fi e n i Q i Pl'6.ffd871l'.f ..... Q ..... T ,.............. ..,...... ...................,......v.... J A NE MOONEY Vice-President: ......,..,... ......,... C HARLES LOCKERT, Q Doa' THOMPSON Sen'etm'y-Treaxurer ...,... ............ A NN SORENSON Have you read that new book? Wasn't that book just grand? These are the favorite conversation pieces of Library Club members. Members of . this club keep the stacks of books in L the library-straight, review new books, and checkfold ones. It is a new club that wasiformed just this 'year with Mrs. james Hodge, the Librarian, as sponsor. -.asp K . H I H unior pofariana Firrt Row: King Morgan, Hermon I-iight. Second Row: Charles Bell, Archie Crenshaw, Ronald Smith, Jim Winslow. Third Raw: Donald Cowan, Bill Traughber, Edward Zehr. C146 olionzi ana! yunior pofariand These boys, selected by a faculty committee as possible future businessmen, represent our school as guests of jackson Rotarians and Lions. As special ambassadors from jackson High School they appreciate the honor bestowed upon them and feel that they have benefited from this association with some of the leaders of our city. Cu! ,fiona Fin: Row: Bobby McAlexander, Claran Boyd. Second Row: Wilson Fry, B. V. Cathey, Jere Medlin. Third Row: Robert Bruce Hunt. 5 . Q . .- X sexy L I .W no X in .v X . S X X fidnwew , ,f if .1 I 1 ,135 M x .S x 0 0095- , i .-kX .X.k Q A - . 5 , Ehe Q .l ' Qs-. K 3 , f QX ' i Q 1. Hlflldf' Wert-Eixcrovvned at the Iacksongl?agxsF fobtball-ggame. Q Car6Iyf11Chgrry,was crowned queen, aiid Narigyf Estegf and f Q xmhxi . K , hh f Ann Andregys sgrvediak her rrgaxds. L- W . , M 2 X A ., 1 if Q QQV,h k ' fQ:'5fff3t.. 1 ' ' . 2 .ex x xg E ' if sf' A , :..-1 aw e?1L ggff N 5 'K L X Left to right--fri! row: Darrell Henderson, Jimmy Hudson, Carolyn Cherry, Betty jo Phillips, jane Brooks, Sara Scates, Ann Andrews and Nancy Estes. Left fo righl-recond row: Ileen Sipes, William Whitten, Pat Fielding, jim Bob Smith, Jerry Thurston, Susan Cole, Kay Rogers, Carolyn Azbill and jimmy Deaton. Left to right-third row: Bert Clark, Nancy Fishman, Billy Willette, Kenneth McDaniel, Reece English, Dan Stone, Glenn Batten, john Bertels, Nolen Whitmire, Frank Osburn, Bobby McAlexander, George Marston, Billy Holmes, Dan Robertson and Billy Jarrett. Left to rigbt-fourth row: fMajorettes-Nancy Applewhite, Martha Brown, Dorothy Palmerj, Ann Phillips, Annie Lewis johnson, jimmy Smith, jerry Arnold, Bobby Kendig, Billy Weir, Frank Allison, Max Wilson, Jimmy Bishop, Lamar Bain, jerry Clements, joe Fielding, Arnold Schroeter, Morris Brill, and Douglas Gilbert, fMajorettes-'Annette Herrington, Janette Herrington and Carolyn Robertsonj. Mild For the fifth consecutive time our band brought home the first place honors of the Strawberry Festival. Besides this they have won other honors, including the placement of Hve members in the all state band. They perform many difhcult feats during the half- time at the football games. Yes, we should truly be proud of our band. N f.. ,fm .M ,FSS J WEN- . M, - swf K . r f. 5 ' f K. r are MONTH 6 S x ,fi in N 'F TT C Sow ' tl 'Q cf' K YQXOO - 1 5 Fivgi Elia, D 1 1 1 .., .., r s.-. ,Kg f f,1- a.e..r ' - .Sy 1 5 KW-..v .,,K 'Hemi' T AT Y ,turn fre,-12.5, VOLUME S2SiQ'iiRi.QfS JACKSON, TENNESSEE NOVEMBER I9 srumsm councn Qussnom r STUDED 'HR0UG'LflFlYl...,, . . ,. C., A subject of much interest. ax-ouuri Jackson High during re- com years has been Student Conn eil, This year the the reziclimfss of the putting forth u great with the aid of mam seniors to lay the foundation for Such ai C0l.l!1i'll in .laclcscm High Traces of ihese efforts were on cient last year in that many home romns were already looking the muiter by way ol' home programs. This your extensive work 1 ing done in the indivirluzxl L n rooms. This is espeeia senior home rooms. Ex clay programs are being to further knowledge clout Council among dents. If suflieieut played by studs-nts, iq from Jackson will attend Convention of Student Councils Memphis. Highlighting a recent program was the film Council in Your School, explaincdby Miss Emma Student Council in Your was about as high school that might be found anywhere in iho country -feverx in Jzxelzsen. The gm-fwhlems of the students in this school in rnany cases were very similar to some of ours here. For instance. they hadjthe problems of selling tickets ifovfbail games: :md fm- the recent Lexington vs. Jackson game. 15 out of 60 tickets were sold by Taekson H1,,,h students These boys 'ind gn I-4 du ided th xt it vs 1-. up to them to set IL their problemx Thev found out that there were tuo urns to get mim- malxon on qludc-nt Council The First and mos: important ra -.elf edueation through lmiature oh tamed from the National Counul oi Student Council Suondlx one can arrange to usxt '1 nearby school and obserwe their methods of tarrynxg on their counul meetings Anoihex important fact learns-:I from ting mm was the dxiferc-nt types of officer groups that um be chosen to preside ox er the student body These were the Club type Oficer type or a combumtxon of these ww types The Club type .includes the ofticerx of the xamous clubs of the school and the class ofllecrs the Oiiicer type is vom posed of the officers from the home Pwms and class omcexs The third tx pe eonsxst: of club otiicers and home room omcers Unifed Nations Day Observed On Wednesday October 14 weg here at Jar-kson Hugh School rec-f ogmzed United Nations Day. 'Wei saw a Him enmled The Fiornfllg lAnnual Tatler Now On Sale Kms Willm coll per Ib 2 00111 The xx Wd Totler Staff for the Llulrlren The Junior munbus wish lo lhrmk UA., Wonfkfy flak,- Editor .,.........,....,... ...,...... ....... ........ Do r r is Burgess Ca-Edizor ..,..........,..,.,, ,.... - ,...,... , ..... ..... ...... A n n e Hammons Burinen Manager ................. .. ....... .. ..... ................. .. ....... ...... H 6 rmon High! Axrirmnt Buriner: Mamzger ....... .. - ...... - ..... ......................... S ue Thomas Cifrulnrion Aifmager .............. .. ....... .. ..... .......... ....................... : ......... J a y Gaffney Ar: Edzmrr ..,,............,... , ..... - ................. Bamby Zimm, Betty Young New Edimrf ...... - ........... ........ ....... .K i ng Morgan, Sara Matthews Fealure Editor: ...... ..... - ..... .. ...... ...... D o ri Bulleit, Timmy johnson Artivifier Edilorr ..... u ...... ...... A rtie Wright, Gayle Bowman Spam Edimr ......... ................. J ane Marie Thomason Exchange Editor ................................................................... .......................... N HHCY Brarln Reporterr- Clarari Boyd, Margaret Crain, Archie Crenshaw, Nora jane Kelly, Van Poole, Llunior Red Cross llackson High' r Packs Gift Boxes QSiude-nfs Predict Th? f1:,'fi'?' WFS fr' ir: . 'Ts SXT? ',2,zTbsi'2eP'eSidenfif Gnd rooms filled with! rooms lor their splendid, ,just as itlxeygxvould have -,iii-iQ u g - City Election B F The students of Jaclcsonil-Ti' STl'?0Yl1 to have followed nation trends in the recent Presidenti election. Two hundred and fmt. 1' 'e members of the student Q. Republican and 'ewan wi The, remaining 194 Dem 'islayed with Steveusonfi, the gubernatorial mee, all in Stigxriienis voted for Clerk Democratic csmdidaieg an carried all but 25 votes in t T race. the voting machine issu High students polled . against, voting K. less majority. tha lX and Sunday mei? defeated by a if than in ihe' en was sponsored b classes. In t Ed Zchv an speeches I and Democirviti Q., . l H10 for both candi Voting in the four wards estaib lished in the school was carried in rx brisk, business-like manne Students hgd previously register K national election. Judges and clerk There wa, reception fmrl- were on duty as the students filler out the printed ballots, -whicl were prepared by the Pentecost Thomas Mimeographing Company 2 f ' , e , .- .5 which was temper nily establis ez rin the west end of Miss Slyem forms ' rlr' 1 . K. LB!'ildlQS'LLSjjifi!DS011, Chairman :Doris Andi Jordan, Secreikify Clarun Boyd, Corrunissionerifh gEleciions: amd the capable member! of the Election Commission worker iout all the details and THU off thi Spragins. Typist!- SponJor.f- son, Mr. Lowell Crane. HCM U19 UCCIHTHUOXX Ol JDGGPCHG- sive lJl'0H'l'3IY!-,SfUdClXfS fmm .liiclvicast SEND? is io be limilvd 10 five each .demmmem mid the story' Mary Anne Arnett, Patricia Bowman, Nan Ingram, Joyce Oller, Adele Poole. lpositive view speaking for dem-Elgin Nmmou mmm MW 'U 'M Ferdy Rials, Bobby Ross, Janice KSmith, Frances Wallace, Kay Vfimberly, ,5'52 e1ec,,,,nK,,,K,,,, emc,m,,m,,,,,, Maxine Wyatt, Fred Bowyer, Janice Brazelton, Cliff Garrard, John Harris, B John Kendall, Madelyn Leech, Bill Moss, Beau Spragins, Peggy Wrllimns, 2 Albert Oliver, Malcolm Lindy, Nan Barber, Beverly Bennett, Naida. Blackwell, 5 Freddy Brewster, Pharra Lee Newsom, Betty Nunn, Virginia Ruth Pearce, f George Tucker, Hugh Morgan, Bud Dancy, Carolyn Cherry, Billy Reed, Lynne 3? F1 Eisenhower ' If ,K .Q 2415 'Hallimau .. lHambleh .A , r Stevenson . l9f kClement r .. .. . 40l -,lviit . , -if Atkins .., ...Will 5Barber , . , I4 Gore Q.. Wg. C391 Mrs. Rebekah M. Harleston, Miss Mary Charles Anderson, Mrs. G. P. Robert- , . ' X 'th Y. l :1 ' 1 ence 10 me German Peace .T'e1 ? lo:my and not against other Sov-2 legal! WK SEX ew so ecuolls hyg 'Neal .sg sm. Avery' Li. Johnsoni , Murray Mcllfcmore Ste-adnmn e documents twenty-exght xn .. A U ,. 'th band. A r ind-1 ble d - Tomlin an are emctKrgpK,bducnnnsK Theylernmental pr0C8SSirS. They Kxulll ye., .K h on S .Ktkscus imurphy are container! lin a beautiful caselrengmerate an mg advantages and Sion Qnmw at .JH 'S dams m iBa1l wilh iransparenxiilasiie dover. F-.EffEWl9mS.etha' a'?f??'-l93M 1 3.3 k'a5??5'?'d mwmes was 91? Chief EBDSWQI1 . -1 . 3. ..,, .. .,,.,, -gKg.,:- K-p F - gf3f?glk?CY8F1C Ciglnllfyf xb- K gfegxiure of the evening. Cine repre- ijsasley .Q1... ThePFfSe'1i?1iiCSYUV8SmHdeM0U'l 7 Q 9 .Specs Us m .S E an'?sen1guve. a reaehe tu rr- .Mrmhvin A .. day, Nm.embe,3'mK in an impmslscribed to be judged. The broad-l Q r OTP Elf' mmimosse- son Junior High- and from aliimlllufcs-,and the SPCQCY' is ff' beg - 'Theihemes for the rest dl' thel 1-oumy high sqhmls were pregengjoriginal, although source material Members of the National- rimxwgmay be usfrdr .. . Eweek were 'lfheir Herllgxge,-Ilnelri . . , , . 'iq - EAgainst BQnds'r.g.,4. 1-xghi in assembly expla1nmghowiSociety serxfedesfushers forxthe 5316 local,-xvirinQgYrebi,11.reQ0ive aeig ffqldrf.. Cqflfflfx fifT '1'r L - - r' i UWMW 52395. Q Massey Pear-surf . ., For Bonds ,Q .A A... .. .. ,lf 'I I 401 aa- 27' 83! 3? ffl .3 rf 4 18, y 201 13. 242 1- 13 3 r 1 Sf .- .1 ,K l . K 1 . - 4 , 1 Z A r . 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J in if x - Q 'Rx -'-+ ,., v pf Q ,Liv A3 . 1.' Q A R ,. 5-274 , . 9 , , , if , ,A . H' IQQQ V . 1 N ,, m,,WM ,Hx . , 9 nl Mn R Q, ri, ,,. N gfv.-,K f f' N -.: 3.2 .Y-V-,-.11,tJ1,t-Hqv.. . . i,. 1 Q 'ff .A gzlvni ' -1 ,.. .f-WN. Firrt Row: jere Medlin, Dick Slaughter, Joe Coughlin, Bobby Knowlton, Billy McCrae Brlly Williams Bobby Castle man, Bobby Beare, joe Morris, jimmy McKissack, Harry Butler. Semnd Row: Vfilliam Malloy, john McNatt, Tom Coppedge, Bill Dudley, Burney Tucker Leon Hall Paul Richardson Fred -Creasy, Archie Crenshaw, Charles Aldrich, Glen Milam, jereRep1ogle, Charles Rush Third Row: Van Poole, Eddie Weir, Gordon Sipes, Roy Lee Wfest, Ferdie Rials, Charles Raines Charles Bell J m Hearn, jimmy Poteete, Bobby Ross, John Kendall, Bobby Mincey, Cliff Garrard. Jackson jackson Jackson jackson jackson jackson jackson jackson Jackson SCORES JACKSON HIGH SCHOOL GOLDEN BEARS Bartlett .....,.. Catholic ..... Hurnes ........ Tech ............ M ..... Blytheville Lexington ......-....26 Paris 7 Paducah EXCHANGE BOWL Jackson ...- .......................... -..-....... 0 Nashville, Cohn .....,. - .....,. 1 2 Trenton ...,.....i................ 9 ,iv Firrt Row: Bobby Ross, Bobby Beare, Charles Bell, Fred Creasy, Jim Winslow, Jimmy Poteete, Archie Crenshaw, Tommy Coppedge, Jerry Pate, Clyde Ray Briggs. Second Rauf: Bobby Knowlton, jimmy Cason, Jim Montgomery, Tommy Shoe, Charles Raines, Maurice Stansell, Cliff Garrard, james Scott, john Kendall, joe Vlayne Hawkins, Bill Moss, Charles Edgin. QCLJOH QOKEIQIT, 061106 gaaLefda!f Scores jackson ....... ....... jackson Jackson Treadwell .................. Wingo, Ky. Lexington ...... ..... jackson..- ..,....,..... Malesus 59 Jacksonu.- ........ -... 62 Henderson 80 jackson .................. North Side ..... jackson.,,,,,1 .,..... Blytheville ...... ..... I ackson .................. 78 Blytheville ..... Jackson.. ..... ....... P aducah. ......,... ..... J acksonl .................. 66 Berpis .. ........... jackson ....... ....... S outh bide .......... ..... I ackson .................. 67 'Union City ......... Jackson Father Ryan Jackson .................. 72 Malesus ............ Jackson Treadwell .,.... ..... J ackson ............. ..... 74 Milan .............. jackson jackson ....... ....... Central ........ ..... Henderson ...... ..... DISTRICT TOURNAMENT jackson ,,,.,., .....,. B olton ......... ..... J ackson .................. 5 1 Pinson ..............,. jackson ....... ..,..., S avnnnah .... ..... I ackson ................. 67 Parsons ..,........... jackson ....... ....... IILII ...... ..... I ackson ................. 66 Bemis .................. 1352321111111 1111111 32,325 ..... REGIONAL TOURNAMENT jackson .....,. ....... H umboldt ...... ..... I aclcson..... ............. 48 Middleton ....... was 15 W R a S ,www S li srl? ,MQW-,u - .,,. A S fig! 5 5 in Pint Row: Oneida Finch, Doris Rollins, Judy Allen, Ila Shaw, Beverly Roote, Betty Wadley, Margaret Crain. Second Row: Kay Horton, Beverly Sykes, Barbara White, Kay Wimberly, Nan Sykes, Shirley Hendrix, Dot Thomp- SOD. Jackson jackson Jackson Jackson. ...... ....... Jackson Jackson jackson ....... ........ jackson ackson ....... ....... J Jackson Jackson ....... ....... Jackson jackson Jackson ....... ....... ollacly Mara I9 2-f9 3 ga6LefAa! .Sacred I Sacred Hearts ..........,... 33 Jackson ...........,..... 37 North Side ...,. .......... . 62 Mercer .......,....... ..... 2 6 Jackson .................. 38 Sacred Hearts ............ 34 Lexington ...... ..... 4 4 jackson ......... -....... 56 Bemis ............... - .... .. 49 Gadsden .....,.... ..... 3 3 jackson .................. 37 Union City ....... ...... 2 6 Holy Names ...- ..... 33 Jacksona... ............. 39 Malesus ..... ......... 40 Henderson ...... ..... 4 8 gloly NITIHCS ..... ..... 4 7 DISTRICT TOURNAMENT avanna ........ ..... 3 5 Jackson .................. 44 Malesus ............. ...... 3 1 gggggogg ------ ----- Q 3 Jackson ............. -... 41 North side ................. . 61 Bemis in 37 Jackson ..,............... 47 Beech Bluff ............... - 46 ligggjjdf---jjjiji I Q2 EIGHTH REGIONAL TOURNAMENT Henderson ...... ..... 6 2 Iacksonn., ............. 26 Halls ......................... . 45 W Xkliwhmme pr 15.51 Kei, W91ilQx! V ma Q .1 . iff 'Shaw Cwwm W Fmqh D m?sovxA -R 'YLSXRQS X Qi' AW E k as 5 i , . . RQHQAS - .,., . Q. ,f A HcRi-Cyl Nb NN xy- QT L 'N' I' I EINE YEARBOOKS CLOSE COOPERATION N irq.. ,S xx - N MIN-A 'GS is ..'-I X LAYOUT SERVICE WITH STAFF AND ?y::E1NN.:. PERSONAL ATTENTION ADVISER I C E R PLANNED BUDGET EDITORIAL AND NN POSITIVE DELIVERY BUSINESS AIDS DATE XQXN. ,Xxx x XX N XX? 1 X x JACKSON. TENNESSEE il.- S X fi eApoiogies to Poetess Stein. A rose may ine enciiessiy a rosep a join is more than just a job. A join is a living. So when you iooiz for a join, you want security, goocl pay, assurance of raises ancl opportunity to acivance. Telephone giris all these things anci more in interesting and important joins in a growing inciustry. Why not come in and taliz with us about a position at the Telephone Company? THE TELEPHONE COMPANY IS A GOOD PLACE TO WORK The MUURE STUDIO Qfcforiafkome offiw 65-ga! .A .SQULLJJO of .iZ5i5firLcLli0n, Omring czfwagd ffm falferif an! Aerit ac!Lieuemenlf5 of !9A0fogralaAic .Aff Q- Compllmenfs' ofep wmuuzf SEED noi C I f TENNESSEEDIVISION l. G. BALHIUR CUMPANY Building Jacks T Manufacfuring Jewelers and Sfafioners for T E SENIOR CLASS 'A' E. E. TAUAEERRO JEWELRY SHIRE JACKSON, TENNESSEE Cornplimenls of ational Bank of Commerce Jackson, Tennessee Member Federal Deposil Insurance Corporafion Federal Reserve Sysrem Complimenls of First ational Bank Jackson, Tennessee - Member Federal Deposir Insurance Corporation Federal Reserve Syslem Model Mill Co., Inc. Jackson, Tenn. ir Manufaclu rers of Sou+h's Finesf Flour, Corn Meal, Sloclc and Poullry Feed Also 'rhe home of Marlha While Flour E. C. Marlin, Jr., Manager lIONlIRlEllE PRUDUCTS CUMPANY ak Nailable Lighlweighl Masonry Blocks for Firesafe Conslruciion . Bolivar Slreel al N. C. 8: S+. L. R. R. Localed in lhe hearl of 'lhe 'ferriiory we serve Phone 7-852' Jackson' Tenn' In JACKSON Complimenls of i+'s ll ' W f 2 0 ands 0 en, I SUB DEB SHOP BOYS' SHOP Jackson s Jackson Memphis Greafesf Siore Since I 87 I Make Sure lf's Electric Complimenls of MoGEE-R033 Hardware Co. Jaclcson's Hardware Deparlmenl Slore 'Service ls Our ldeal mm PLUMBING s. HEATING commwv 220 N. Church Sl. C. S. Sewell Phone 7-I65l Jackson Tennessee J. C. Edenton Co. Wholesale Grocers ir BRANCHES: MILAN l-IUMBOLDT BROWNSVILLE RIPLEY CORINTH, MISS. of The I. T. Grocer I Food You Will Enioy PP T Plerrfy Free Parking - Free Delivery 0 rl 0m L. E. Thomason. Owner Your Link . . . wirh The manufacfurer Phone 2-257I 400 Poplar S+ Thg camgfa Shop BHHTB T00 8K COEIT Every+hing for Phorographyu 00, 2I2 E. Main Sfreer Esrrablished l89O Jackson, Tennessee Ice - Refrigerafors - Coal Complimenis of I DudIey's Esso Service Center Complimenis gl Cl,l'l6! OZLCILJQI' Jackson, Tenn. SMARTEST JUNIOR . DRESSES IN TOWN GAY GIBSON DRESSES SORORITY FROCKS of In Junior Sizes Johnsey's Shoe Shop 7+o I5 Congrafulaiions To The Class of '53 The - Black 81 White Store Complimenis of Deloaeh Bros. Produce Company 532 Madison S+. Phone 7-3596 I-Iome of Fresh Dressed PouII'ry 8: Eggs Ham Howse Sporting Coods Company 203 Norih Markef Sire-ei IT PAYS TO PLAY Drink MHZ In Boffles Complimenls of Jackson Marble 81 Granite Works . QQ- moi lnneodee -M V I 'IX E, -'..31O.1- A 15? Euzitnedd Cofgge RIDE GREYHOUND EXPRESS BUSES From Jackson fo - NASHVILLE - MEMPHIS - KNOXVILLE ' DALLAS ir For Complefe lnformalion Phone, Wrlle or Visif GREYHOUND BUS TERMINAL Main and Cumberland Slreels Phono 7-l573 JACKSON, TENNESSEE Offers fhe following courses: JUNIOR ACCOUNTING HIGHER ACCOUNTING BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION OFFICE MACHINES STENOGRAPHIC SECRETARIAL EXECUTIVE SECRETARIAL Visifors Welcome New Sludenls May Enler A+ Any Time Day and Nighf School MAURICE BUILDING JACKSON, TENN. Telephone 7-439I 1 Complimenfs of ,E A K 9 X f H. M. FELSENTHAL CO. Distribulors of Five Floors of Fine Furniiure Smith Furniture Company SCHRAFFTS4 4: .SL ,. Jackson, Tennessee CHOCOLATES . One of the Sou+h's Leading Furnifure S+ores I I0 W. Main S+. Phone 7-l46l Complimenls of Complimenfs of ,ff Cv.. 7 ,QQ visor ragga Southern +2 laundry Cleaners 5 NITEVS X Dial 7-4418 A Complimenfs of DICK WILLIAMS SERVICE STATION and GARAGE 394 Poplar Telephone 2-498i Jaclcson, Tennessee Compliments of 9 vsow3eoovnS Wood-Mosaic Co. Incorporated if HARDWOOD - LUMBER - S. P' 0 FLOORING X il' Williams Sfreef Phone 7-8531 Aderholt Sr Rhodes Furniture Complimenrs Appliances of Sales - Service I I8 N. church Phone 7-3962 TH ETA KAPPA CompIimen+s Murphy Tractor Co. Ford Tractors Sales Service Par+s Jackson, Tenn. Complimenfs of Simps0n's Super Stores THE FRANCES SHOPPE Ladies' Ready-To-Wear Fashionable Apparel Moderalely Priced I I2 N. Church Phone 7-l62l Laycock Printing IIO. Besi Equipped Small Prinfing Planr in Soufh Church Sfreef, S Ih IChesfe J In T Complimenfs of KAPPA CHI SIIRIIRITY Complimenis of STAR if LAUNDRY Complimenrs of Harris-Fanning GMC Sales 384 S. Royal Sfreei' Jackson, Tenn. SALES 8: SERVICE GASCLINE - OIL 81 TIRES Phones 7-858 I - 7-8582 - 2-9I03 DIAMONDS - WATCHES SILVER - CHINA - CRYSTAL I. P. JAIIKSUN Compliments of Ice Cream and Grade A Milk The First Baptist Church Dr. W. Fred Kendall, Pastor Welcomes you to every service Compliments ot lanier Funeral Home Phone 7-67lI HANDY ANDY MARKET NO. 'l Phone 7-4676 I73 Campbell AND HANDY ANDY MARKET No. 2 FANCY GROCERIES, FRESH MEATS. and VEGETABLES Oldsmobile Cadillac Jackson Motors, lno. I07 Poplar Street FREI'-HELIVERY Sales Service V Compliments Compliments ot Of The Alice Freeman Palmer Chapter ' ot sim weeks ,ri-Hi-Y U Compliments Jaclrson's Leading Shoe Store of IO9 E. Main Convenient Charge Accounts lruex Motor liar llo. Compllmenfs P. 81 L. SERVICE STATION OT Cy Arnold. Owner 9 Pan-Am Products S U. S. Royal Tires and Tubes Phone 7-9976 Poplar and Lambulh Market and Chester T Phone 7-5573 Open 24 hours 6 day Compliments of Complimems of BUDDE 8: WEIS MFG. CO. Manufacturers Bank, Church, Lodge. Courthouse, Railway Furniture Smith Funeral Home Compliments of TENNESSEE PUMP AND SUPPLY CO. 328 Poplar Street Phone 2-253I Compliments of P R I M A Chapter Tri-Hi-Y JEWEll MAINURD Tire Service West Main Phone 7-2643 Buy from our Friends Compliments of The New Southern an Albert Noe Hotel liene Williams Electric Company TV Appliances-Sales and Service 204 E. Baltimore Phone 2-330I E Slipper Shop 1 Compliments of S ' 0 Compliments of G CU. Union University PAINT - WALLPAPER VENETIAN BLINDS . Compliments to Seniors WEST TENNESSEE GAS COMPANY Compliments of SIGMA ALPHA EPSILON Tennessee Eta Union University FOX RESTAURANT 203 East Main Jackson. Tennessee Compliments of Hubert llwen Construction Co. Jackson, Tennessee Compliments ot Tennessee News llo. Wholesale News Dealers 306 S. High St. Jackson. Tenn. Sadler Motor Co. ZI6 E. Chester DRIVE at RATE A v-8 DODGE Sales Service Jackson, T enne ssee Compliments ot Standard llrug Store DRUGS, FOUNTAIN SERVICE, SANDWlCl-lES Market 8: Lafayette Streets Mutual of llmaha A. W. Crenshaw Box 878, Jackson Compliments ot Casey Agency GENERAL INSURANCE Compliments ot late Brothers PONTIAC-FRIGIDAIRE Church 8: Chester C I. + Compliments ot omp :men s ' . of Peoples Protective life lnsuranee llo. lileaves Bedding Company Jajfj,'Qf'Tf1fQjsee Lite - Polio - Hospitalization ' Burial DRINK Complimenls of V742 in-nv mam -N filgiife, li d Home Benefleral l 1 1' f xiii' ' ,, life Insurance Ce., lne. ..,., w I e'A V Holland Building Lil? For Life! Besl' Wishes and Congralulafions Complimenfs of Charles Burnley Burnley's Flower Shop Phones 7-4402 House 2-4428 C mp'lm n's of SANDWICHES OF ALL KINDS THE FLOWER BOX COLD DRINKS W3 5' Libeffv Phone 2-93 I4 222 N. Church Complimenls Complimenfs Of of ROBERT'S JEWELRY STORE G, H, RQBERTSQN Complimenls Complimenls of of LEHNING PHARMACY 927 Highland Phone 7-6774 lllllf CUMPANY H COmP'im-'M of Phone 7-6734 nAKsn's :sso snmon l4OO Highland Jhckson, Tenn. Jackson, Tennessee Phan. 7.5241 Complimenls oompnmenis of of McLEMORE H. w. sMl1H PLUMBING AND PWMNNG 3' HEAWNG C0- I-IEATING SUPPLY CO- 202 w. Mm Phone 7-5606 Comphmm czoners ensznnouse of Flowers for an Occasions ROBINS CIGAR COMPANY l-lumboldl Highway-Ridgecresl Cemelery Phone 7-665I WILSON-GEYER CO. Imperial Washable Wallpaper Hanna Peinl Producls THE LITTLE REBEL CAFE 3l2 Poplar CURB SERVICE Phone 2-9266 Warren Young Particular People Pafronize PARK DRY CLEANERS Rug and Upholsfery Cleaning -- Bachelor Laundry To Serve you Baller -- 2 Locafions 935 Campbell Phone 7-74l3 533 E. Chesfer Phone 2-2526 Complimenis of WILEY R. PARKER GROCERY Complimenls of S. H. KRESS Complimenls of THE BOOTERY Complimen+s of Your Friendly PARAMOUNT THEATER Complimenls of MUTUAL MARKET Complimenls of E. H. JOHNSON Painling-Paper Hanging-Floor Finishing 627 Burlreff Phone 2-3378 Jackson, Tennessee MOTOR PARTS 81 BEARING CO. 270 W. Bal+imore P. O. Box 566 Phone 7-5523 Jackson. Tennessee Your Complete Pam Sefvird' Complimenls of THEO. JONES SUPPLY CO. Complimenls of DAVIS STORE Complimenfs of JAMES MQRGAN I I I Marlcel Slreel confractor The Home of Herf, Schaffner 8: Marx Russell Road af Wesfwood Phone 2-I240 Complimenfs of COCHRAN'S GROCERY SMI'l'H'S FOOD STORE FRESH MEATS - VEGETABLES Phone 7-IOI6 828 E. Chesfer Free Delivew 387 S. Royal Tel. 7-I543-44 Compllmem MILLER LUMBER COMPANY, INC. Williams Slreel' Phone 2-376I ' D IV - TIPTON MOTORS R E IN Compllmenls of GLEN-MORE CLOTHING COMPANY 2I4 N. Marlref Jackson, Tennessee EPSI' 0 VINEYARD'S FLOWER AND GIFT SHOP Say If With Flowers 320 E. Lafayeffe Phone 7-749I Complimenfs of SILVER RAY FOOD STORE Q Free Delivery HITS THE SPOT 0 Phone 7-4326 708 Whiiehall Complimenfs of GREEN LANTERN SOUTHWESTERN CANDY CO., TNC. 423 N. Royal Phone 7-37OI Makers of Dems Original Coconul' Sno-ball Candy Insure Wifh A. V. PATTON 81 CO. GENERAL INSURANCE Tom Paifon, Pres. Wm. M. Puffon, Sec. 81 Trees. Complimenfs of PASCHAIJI. GROCERY Complimenfs of H. E. WILLIAMS GARAGE I4-2I E. Chesfer Slreef Phone 7-5342 Jackson. Tenn Complimenls of VOGUE BEAUTY SHOP Phone 2-I IOI - 2-459l RUSSELL TRANSFER COMPANY Moving - Slorage - Craling - Shipping Telephone 7-H96 II7 E. College Sl. Jackson, Tennessee WALL'S SUNDRIES FOUNTAIN SERVICE - GIFTS - COSMETICS IO99 Norlh Royal Phone 2-9I94 WILLIAMS FLOWER SHOP FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS Call Us Bemis Highway Phone 7-0258 PAT 8. MIKE'S LEXINGTON INN OOOD FOOD FOR LESS Where Sludenfs Meel Complimenls of MA.IOR'S SERVICE STATION l625 E. Chesler Exlcl. Phone 7-6I7I PINKSTON 8. SCRUGGS, Inc. Rexall Drug Store Phone 7.4453 lI7 N. Liberfy Slreef Complimenfs of BAKER'S DRUGS DEWEY WALKER SERVICE STATION 81 GARAGE 222 Wesf Main Sfreef Phone 7-3486 THE C . I' I MP 'men S Lucius CLEANERS of Home of Beaufiful Cleaning MCCALL-HUGHES , PM 7-M Hugh -alarreff, Manager Jackson. Tenn Complimenls Complfmenfg of of ALBERT'S SLIPPER SHOP DIXIE DRIVE-IN WILLIAMS FINE SHOES FOR DAD AND LAD Jnclcson's Exclusive Shoes for Men 8: Boys Complimenls of PEARLOIS BEAUTY SHOP 306 E. Main Telephone 7-4433 Complimenfs Complimenls of of FANNYE SHOP MID-TOWN MOTEL IO7 E. Mann Phone 7-I406 Air condifioned year 'round Compllmenls Complimenfs of of INSTITUTIONAL FOOD SUPPLIES GRIFFIN FUNERAL HOME 44l E. Clwesfer Your Guesf Home Complimenfs of For-fhe-Nife z E S T O TUCKER MOTEL Frozen Custard ZESTO ICE CREAM COMPANY Compllmenls ACME CLEANERS of If Safisfied Tell Ofhers - If Noi' Tell Us Our Work ls Guaranfeed W' P' a Easl' Chesfer Sf. Phone 2-4656 Complime,-115 24-Hour Service Bonclecl-Insured of HUB CITY TAXI CO. Jou.Y cHou.Y Dia' W Also Drive-Ur-Self Service Try The TOURIST CAFE High Qualify Worlcmanship FOR GOOD BAR-B-O and J. T. MORGAN PLUMBING CO. FINE FOODS , Also our Famous Cheeseburgers Reasonable Prlces OWEN GROCERY 8. MARKET FREE DELIVERY Campbell 8. King sfs. Phones 2-33: I -2.3312 Air Condemned for Your comfon - Complimenfs of HAYS AVENUE PHARMACY NEIL swim! Gnocznv s. MARKETI FRUITS -- MEATS - VEGETABLES 434 Presfon Sf. Phone 7-2638 Complimenfs of LAWRENCE FOOD STORE smm-I s. HAMMoNns C0,,,,,,iman,s Grocery and Market of Fresh Mears. Vegefables, Groceries and Frozen Foods T U C H F E L D ' S Free Delivery , Smarf Apparel Ed's 8: Co-Ed's Phone 7-7l96 l5I8 E. Chesler S+. Complimenfs of FRED MICHIE AUTO EXCHANGE DAVIDSON MOTOR CO. Poplar Sfreef Exfd. Jackson, Tennessee DAIRY QUEEN Campbell al' Hicksville Remember, your purchase always FREE if we fail Io say Thank You Our cuslomers are inviiecl fo inspecl' Yhe inlerior of our sfore al' any Time. DIXIE CASTLE III S. Church Sires? Delivery Service Phones 2-92I7 - 74946l Lev Thiclcslen HARDEMAN MUSIC COMPANY Say H Wilh Music Phone 7-32l l 209 N. Liberiy Complimenls of The SPUDNUT HARI.AN'S GULF SERVICE Highland and McCowal' Phone 7-0786 Experf Wheel Balancing Lubricafion by More-Sway Aufhorized Purina Dealer CROWDER FEED STORE Il3'f2 E. College 239 W. Lafayefle 7-37I6 7-7936 GLAMOR SHOPS Smarl' Apparel for Women Complimenfs of STEWART SERVICE CENTER Nerville Slewarf, Owner Royal and Lafayeiie Complimenfs of Compliments WARREN'S NU-WAY SHOE SHOP of 205 Easf Main D E Jackson, Tenn. ' O Complimenfs of 1. THOMAS SERVICE STATION Chesier and Royal MOBILOIL and MOBILGAS Kendrick 8: Minlen, Owners HANDY ANDY roon MARKET Fancy Groceries, Fresh Meals and Vegefables I73 Campbell Phone 7-4676 'X Complimenfs of THE LETTERSHOP Louis Reilzamrner, Manager Franlcland Bldg. Phone 2-474I BEST wisHEs SAM BERGEL BUCK K HARRIS APPLIANCE CO. Your Television Service DAVID MOORE Automobiles and Body Shop el' 309 Bellevue S+. Jackson, Tenn. Simpson's Cenler phone 7-822' Call 23666 USED CARS - WRECKS REBUILT BRYANT'S GROCERY 81 MARKET FREE DELIVERY Complele Line of Fancy Groceries and Meals I4-42 E. Chesier S+. Phone 7-7636 CHESTER STREET PHARMACY Service to the Sirk Dial 7-3303 - 7-3304 Complimenfs of MODEL CLEANERS 8: HATTERS 397 S. Royal al Madison Phone 7-4276 JACKSON VOLUNTEER FOOD AND PRODUCE CO. Sam Ray Try Blue Bonner Margarine - Al' your Favorile Grocer Dislribuled by VOLUNTEER FOOD CO. NATURAL GAS Appliances Exclusive IDEAL CLEANERS Easl' Chester ar Circle Drive JOHN l-'TT'-E SATISFACTION ASSURED Phone 7-lO62 Dial 7-3607 Cgmplimgnfg of Miss Beulah Clyce, Owner Millinery -- Cosfume Jewelry and Bags 2l0 E. Main Sl. Jackson, Tenn. Complimenls of Complimenfs CLIFF JOHNSON of SERVICE STATION GRABEWS YOUR SINCLAIR DEALER Compnmenfs Compliments of of CARROLL TYPEWRITER CO. your CHESTERFIELD MARKET ROYAL DEALER 443 E. College bcl I , ..,1mnnS:ffNX' . W . 5 Lx.. Y N.. .qu-RSF 3 1 1 3, L Q .Sli Trl A fm. Complimenfs of COmpIimen+s of FRAzIER'HAl'L Lady VeIve+ Ice Cream Laundry and Cleaners I The Cream of fhe Sou+Iw Q Phone 7-:sea HUB CITY ICE CREAM COMPANY Complimenis of FOWLER 81 STANFORD CONSTRUCTION CO. TOM'S TOASTED PEANUTS and PEANUT BUTTER SAN DWICHES Complimenfs 01 DICK CLIPPARD DO'I'SON'S SHELL SERVICE I lHC0fP0fH+ed Those Good Shell Producis all We Service an makes Goodyear Tires. Tubes and Bah'eries 'Wm :Q 14 71 s 1 2 su ' Q Aw 1 .. .1 .Q 4. .X 'l ' ,TL' xg. .S . 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