Jackson High School - Tatler Yearbook (Jackson, TN)

Text from Pages 1 - 132 of the 1956 volume:

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RAY, Superintendent of Schools C. HUCKABA, Principal IZACU l.'l'Y Z MRS. LAVERNE Homo: Librarian 2 I JAMES G. JOYNER JERELINE STYERS MRS. ESTELLE HELMS EDYTH ANN WORTH Physifal Education Secretary Biology, English, Algebra Physical Education ADRIAN BAUCOM MRS. MoNA MCCLURKIN MRS. REBEKAH HARLES Mathematics English English, Latin ali e-,911 balsa TURY OMAN FAYE ETHERIDGE MRS. MARTHA Pouc MARY DOAK ,H 6 E..- Biology Englifh Engliyh Home Economics- MARGARE'F VVINTER W. R. BONSON GLADYS HUNT MARJORIE HIINT Social Srivrzfe Bavzd Soczal Sczenre Erzglixlz MRS. ROBRIIIZ FLY MRS. LOUISE ROBERTSON J. B. FRYE MathematiL'.s' COHlmfll'iHl Dvpartment Algrbza, Dzizwr Training - 7 R 'E ff' ' 1 I-3 ,' E. B. I10R'l'0N MRS. xVILLIE HENRX' H. C. IVEY EMMA INMAN XVILLIAMS Distributivf' lfducation Dietitian Mfftal Shop Anrerican Hzfvfory ELIZARETI-I ETIIERIIIOE .IOIIN PEOHONIOR MARY CHARLES ANDERSON Afodrrn Lll7l..QIlIlQI'A' .Swcifnnf C07Il7Ill'lAL'iUl Dfparfmrfnt I9 -..EI 7 I9,.. nnual Co-Eoxroks .................... ..... . . ..,............, Fransue Etheridge, Ann Ussery BUSINESS MANAGERS ,.... , ................. ....... , . .... Barbara Baird, Nancy jane Parham Am' Emroks .............,.,.. ....,.. S uzanne Meriwether, Marilyn Young, Jayne Flatt Sandra Woodard Tvmsr ....,. .,..... . ,.... Mary Danner LITERARY STAFF RUTH Pmrioanw KAY PARHAM BARBARA WALKER LINDA Rooms CAROLYN WEST BOBBY RICKETTS ANNE ROBIZINS JERRY TEAGUE JBSSALYN IRVIN ALSTON WiLL1aT'rE SYLVIA Ousuzv Left to right, seated: Charlotte Swanson, Nancy Clark, Carolyn Wright, Anita Wood, Sandra jones, Montez Mullens, Carole Jane Hassell, Rheba Newbill. Second vow: Billy Carver, Betty Pennington, Peggy Ross, Mary Westmoreland, Barry Wimberly, Patsy Gaither, Barbara jo Sullivan. Third row: Miss Emrna Inman Williams, Betty Davis, Constance Holland. 79' , flffdf Sfaff BUSINESS STAFF llll'l'TY PIZNNINGTON NANCY ClLARK BILLY CTARVER ANITA Worm c,lAROLYN XVRIGIIT B'IARY VVESTMORELAND Primm' Ross ANNE Ronmxs CPIARLOT I'Ii SXVANSON BETTY DAX'IS CAROLYN lVEST PATSY GAITHER CONSTANCE HOLLAND lVION'I'liZ MLYLLENS llAxu:AuA li,XlRD FRANsL'1s ETHERIDGE SYLVIA Ol'SLEY RUEBA N'EXVBILL AIARILYN h7OUNG BARRY lVllXIBERLY BARBARA SULLIVAN SERENA CROSSWELL RUTH Pli'l l'lGREVV CAF-OLE JANE HAssI::LL AL SANDRA JONES Left to right, seated: Barbara Walker, Jayne Flatt, Fransuc Etheridge, Ruth Pcttigrcw, Anne Robbins, Sandra Woodard, Sylvia Ousley, Marilyn Young. Second row: Mary Danncr, Ann Ussery, Carolyn West, Kay Parham, Alston Willvtte, Jcssalyn Irvin, Bobby Ricketts, Linda Rogers, Third row: Nancy jane Parham, Suzanne Meriwether, Barbara. Baird. 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A' L 'gf'-1 .4 I f r' ff N ,.,mi ':w-4 '5 , M g '. iibh sxweh If Af- - ' - ZLMM .. ff' 'WN X ., 5 Q-- .f'r:.' I- ff-9 , ,. , ' :g,,-?f 'f ' ,f ,C If k vv., Honor Students FRANSUE ETHERIDGE, Valedictorian Spanish Club '54, '55, '56, Tri-Hi-Y '54, '55, Monthly Taller Staff '54, '55, Future Homemakers of America '55, National Honor Society '55, '56, Quill and Scroll '55, '56, Annual Teller Staff Associate editor-in-chief, Nominated for Volunteer Girls' State '55, Dramatic Club '56. lf she had any faults, she lefl us in doubt. RUTH RAYE PETTIGREW, Salutatorian CAROLYN YVONNE WEST, Essaylst Tri-Hi-Y '54, '55, '56, Spanish Club '54, '55, '56, National Honor Society Tri-l-li-Y '54, '55, '56, Spanish Club '55, '56, Monthly Taller Staff 54 5 '55, '56, Monthly Tatler Staff '54, '55, Future Homemakers of America '55, Annual Taller Staff, Student Council '54, 55, '56, Secretary of Studen '56, Annual Tatler, Student Council '54, '55, '56, Student Body Treasurer '56, Body '56, Alternate to Girls' State '55, Dramatic Club '56 Football Cour Football Cheerleader '55, '56, Quill and Scroll '55, '56, Alternate to Girls' '56, .lunior'Senior Play '56, Secretary of the Sophomore Class 54 Futuri Slate '55, Football Royalty '56, Dramatic Club '56. Homemakersl of America '55, Quill and Scroll '55, '56 National Hono The secret ol success is constancy of purpose. Society 55, 56, -..gf I4 gg..- CAREY BISSINGER ALPER Hi-Y '54, '55, '56, Spanish Club '54, '55, '56, National Honor Society '55, '56, Student Council '55, '56, President of Student Body '56, Monthly Taller Staff '55, Camp Miniwanca '55, Science Club '55 '56, Junior Rotarian '56, Class Day. He gave this world something worth listening lo. When she passed, il seemed like exquisite music CORWINNA DAVIS McCHAREN Future Homemalcers of America '55, Dramatic Club '54, '55, '56, Tri-Hi-Y '54, '55, '56, Monthly Tatler Staff '55, Co-Editor Monthly Tatler '56, Quill and Scroll '55, '56, National Honor Society '55, '56, Delegate to Volunteer Girls' State '55, Junior-Senior Play '56. A quiet tongue shows a wise head. CONSTANCE HCLLAND Future Homernakers of America '55, '56, Tri-Hi-Y '55, '56, National Honor Society '55, '56, Dramatic Club '54, '55, '56, Monthly Taller sean '54, '55, Editor of Monthly Tatler '56, Quill and Scroll '55, '56, Junior Classical League '54, Annual Taller Stall, Business Slatt '56, Class Day, A friend once, a friend forever. Senior Class Officers Sociely '54, '55, '56, 'J' Club ' . BARBARA ELIZABETH BAIRD Secrelary ol lhe Senior Class '56, Tri-Hi-Y '54, '55, '56, Junior Red Cross Council '54, '55, '56, Sludenl Council '54, '55, '56, Fulure Homemakers of America '55, '56, Monfhly Taller Sfaff '54, '55, '56, Represenlalive lo Junior Red Cross Council '54, '55, '56, Annual Taller Staff, Basketball Cheerleader '56, Foofball Court '56, Dramatic Club '56, Class Day Hislorian. Her Ioveliness I never knew unlil she smiled on me. HAROLD GAITHER lRabbi+I Presidenl of Senior Class '56, Foolball '54, '55, '56, Baskelball '54, '55, '56, Baseball '54. '55, '56I HI-Y Eg. '55, '56, Nalional Alhlelic Scholarship Enioy life, il' can'l' las! forever. MARY ELIZABETH DANNER Treasurer of Senior Class '56, Junior Red Cross Council '54, '55, '56, Represenlalive lo Junior Red Cross Council '54, '55, '56, Fulure Homemalmers of America '55, '56, Monlhly Taller Sfaff '54, '55, '56, Dramafic Club '56, Annual Taller Slaff Typisf '56, Treasurer of Junior Class '55, Junior Classical League '54, '55, '56, Class Day Prophet. A perfect woman nobly planned, to warn, lo comfort and command. JIM VERNON BAILEY lBee+lel Vice-Presidenl of lhe Senior Class '56, Hi-Y '54, '55, '56, Spanish Club '55, '56, Fulure Business Leaders of America '55, Baskefball '55, Monlhly Taller Slaff '55, '56, Class Day Joker. He is here, he is fhere, He is everywhere! THOMAS H. ALLISON AMANDA ANN AKIN CHARLES AU-'SON lausleri A Transferred from Marysville, Kansas Hi-Y '54, '55, '56, Nalional Afhlelic Schol- Foolball '54, '55, '56, Nalional Alhlelic Sludenl Council '54, Tri-Hi-Y '54, '56 arship Sociely '54, '55, '56, Foolball '54, Scholarship Sociely '54, '55, '56, 'J' Fulure Homemakers of America '56 '55, '56, Baseball '55, '56, 'J' Club '55. Club '54, '55. Fufure'Business Leaders of America '55 A winner never quifs, A good naiured person ls never ou! P ol'Cl'0 '5l5 Club 543 Class Dev- A quilfer never wins. of piece. Her eyes ere homes of silent prayers! JANE ABERNATHY i-Y '54, '55, Fulure Hornemakers of 'ice '55, '56, Fulure Business Leaders 'nerica '55, '56, Dislribulive Educalion ef was she buf liked by ell. K 'iS KL B1 L! : BETTY LUICE BELL Tri-Hi-Y '54, '55, '56, Nafional Honor Sociely '55, '56, Spanish Club '56, Fulure Business Leaders cf America '55, '56, A good hear? is beffer lhan all fha heads in lhe world. ROBERT EDWARD BRAWNER Transferred from Newbern High School, Sepfernber '54g Science Club '55, Life is iusf one up and down affor anofher, WILLIAM GLENN CARVER Spanish Club '54, '55, '56, Science Club '55, '56, Modern Music Maslers '55, '56, Nafional Honor Sociely '55, '56, Band '54, '55, '56, All-Slale Band '54, '55, Boys' Sfafe '55, Chorus '55, Annual Taller Business Slaff '56, Junior'Senior Play. I arn nof arguing wifh you- I am felling you. 'illblire WAYNE ALLRIDGE Dislriburive Educaiion Club '56, The worsf wasled ol all day is fha! during which one has no? laughed. DONALD ANDERSON Transferred from Winlersef, Iowa, Sep- rember '55. ll mailers no? how a man dies buf how he lives. CAMILLE BAILEY Tri-Hi-Y '54, '55, '56, Fulure Homemakers of America '54, '55, 'J' Club '55, Pro! ia-cfiogisfs' Club '54, Basketball Manager ' , '6. Hang sorrow! Lsl's be merry, 1 l ix' 1, 'ffl LX 1 i I 4? N, - xx A '5 ff' ,.-gr v Mb! ,M I I ff , , Y Ty 4 x TERRY BLACKSTOCK Transferred from Beech Bluff, Seplember, '55 Nor in fha clamor of fha crowded slrnf Noi in fha shouls and plaudils of Ihc fhrong Bur in ourselves, are friumph and defeat GERALDINE BROCK Fufure Hornemakers of America '55, '56, A flaming halo for hor Taco, JACK CHRISTIE My fale is defermined, Bul' I have nol dahrmined ll, WILLIAM ALVIS Iiillyl Hi-Y '55, '56, Science Club '56, Basker- ball '56, Cub Lion '56, The mildesf manners and fha gorillas? heart ALBERT BLAIR ARNETT IBurtol Hi-Y '54, '55, '56, 'J' Club '55, Football '55, '56, Foolball Co-caplain '55, Basket- ball '54, '55, '56, Baseball '54, '55, '56, All Madison Counfy, All Wes? Tennessee, All Region 8, Region 8 Tournamenf, Nashville Tennessean All Stale, All Stale Tournament Baskelball reams. Who'er excels in what ws prize Appears a hsro in our eyes. BILLY RAY BARNETTE Dislribulive Educalion Club '55, '56, Evan Napoleon was a lifllo man. GEORGE ELBERT CLARK, JR. IBurfI Modern Music Maslers '55, '56, Band '54, '55, '56. A bold, bad man. NANCY MAE CLARK Fulure Homemalcers of America '54, '55, '56, Presidenf of Fufure Homemakers of America '56, Tri-Hi-Y '54, Furure Business Leaders of America '54, '55, Dislribufive Educalion Club '55, '56, Nalional Honor Sociefy '55, '56, Camp Miniwanca '55, Class Day. A likeable person Is a vlfal fador in Ihis world. EMILIE ANN COPHER Tri-Hi-Y '54, '55, Fufure Hornemalcers of America '54, '55, Disfribulive Educalion Club '56, The genuine woman is ever womanIy. BETTY PATRICIA CLARK Disiribulive Educafion Club '55, Class Day. My Irue love halh my hears, and I have his. MARY LOUISE COLEMAN Fuiure Homemakers of America '54, Tri- Hi-Y '54, '55, Nafional Honor Socieiy '55, '56, Spanish Club '55, '56, Monfhly Taller Sfaff '56, Science Club '56, Class Day. The reward of a Ihing well done is Io have done if. DEWITT COPPEDGE ID. DJ Foofball '54, '55, '56, Hi-Y '55, '56, Pleasures are ever in our hands or eyes. 'Ml , le. L, 9 I N. X .'v 65 V' fl ' ufbcmffffiff ff!! JOHNNIE FRANCES COUGHLIN Furure Homemakers of America '55, '56, Class Day Will. Worry aboul nothing under Ihe sun. DOROTHY LOUISE CRAWFORD Tri-Hi-Y '54, Fuiure Homemakers ol America '54, '55, Disfribuiive Educafion Club '56, Nalional Honor Soclely '56. Life is a shugqle, but not a warfare. VIRGINIA CROCKER Fulure Homemakers of America '54, '55, Tri-Hi-Y '54, '55, '56, Disrribufive Educa- rion Club '56, Sludenl Council '55, '56. Be no? merely good, Buf good for something. MYRA JO COY Sludenf Council '54, Proiecfionisfs' Club '54, Junior Red Cross '54, '55, '56' Tri- Hi-Y '54, '55, Monihly Tafler Sfafi '55, '56, Future Homemakers of America '54, '56, 'J' Club '55. To ge? through life, why must we run? Why can'f we stop and have some fun? JUNE FRANCES CRIDER Fufure Homemalrers of America '54, '55, '56, Fulure Business Leaders of America '55, Nafional Honor Sociefy '55, '5b. A wiHy woman is a Ireasure, A willy beauly is a power. LELA SERENA CROSSWELL Dramafic Club '54, '55, '56, Fufure Home- makers of America '55, Monlhly Taller Staff '56. Peace and quief ere one's qreefesf assets. -'45fl7Iiv WILLIAM L. EARNEY lBillyl T Bi I Club '53, '54, '55. Sturdy of heart and high ot mind. PATRICIA MARIE FIELDING Tri'Hi-Y '56, Future Homemakers of America '56, Music Masters '55, '56, Band '54, '55, '5b. . Most wisdom goes with fewest words. LOIS ANN FLAKE Spanish Club '54, '55, '56, Tri-Hi-Y '54, '55, '56, Future Homemakers of America '55, '56, National Honor Society '55, '56, 'J' Club '55, Jackson High Homemaker of Tomorrow. Her voice was ever soft, gentle and low An excellent thing In a woman. email..- BETTY DAVIS Future Homemakers of America '53, '54, Tri-Hi-Y '53, '54, Library Club '54, '55, Annual Tatler Business Staff '56, Hers is the life ot ioIIity. WILLIAM DAVIS lliilll Proiectionists' Club '54, '55, '5b. To work or not to work? That is the question. EVELYN RUTH DePRIEST Future Business Leaders of America '54, '55, '56, Tri-Hi-Y '55, Library Club '55, Spanish Club '5b. Beauty is the gift of being agreeable with no trouble to oneself. I - Q L55 fy! x ffl , f' ,Mi K , e. ' . Y 'I X' A I it I JQCKL Ulf 'I' I f, .f ix Rv 4 ANNABELLE STEGALL ELVINGTON Tri-Hi-Y '53, Future Homemakers of America '54, '55, Dramatic Club '56. All are needed by each one, Nothing is fair or good alone. NANCY CLOE FISHMAN Band '54, '55, '56, Music Masters '54, '55, '56, National Honor Society '55, '56, Future Business Leaders of America '54 '55, '56, Student Council '55, '56, Band Royalty '56. Words, Words, Words. JAYNE FLATT Tri-Hi-Y '54, '55, '56, President' '55, Spanish Club '54, 55, Future Homemakers of America '54, '55, '56, National Honor Society '55, '56, Annual Tatler Artist '56. Manners make a women. FRANKIE PAUL DAVIS Football '54, '55, '56, National Athletic Scholarship Society '54, '55, '56, Hi-Y '55, '56, 'J' Club '55. Nea-lness is the crowning grace of manhood. KITTIE KAY DENNISON Future Homemakers of America '54, '55, '56, Future Business Leaders of America '55. A merry heart maketh e cheerful countenance. ROY CARTER DYNESIUS T and l Club '54, '55, '56, Proiectionists' Club '55, '56, Dramatic Club '55, '56, Distributive Education Club '56, A man cannot spend all his life In froIic. MARY JANE FOX Fulure Homemakers of America '54, '55. She babble: like a brook. JAMES DAVID FRYE Foolball '55, '56, Baseball '54, '55, '56. Never hurry, never worry. ROBERT FRANK GARRARD lBobbyl 'J' Club '55, Junior Classical League '54, '55, '56, President of Sophomore Class '54, Vice-Presidenl of Junior Class '55, Nalional Alhlelic Scholarship Sociely '56, Sludenl Council '54, '55, '56, Foolball Manager '55, Foolball '56, Monlhly Taller Slaff '54, HifY '54, '55, '56, Spanish Club '56, Junior-Senior Play. One can no? always be a hero, buf one can always be e man. JAMES FRANKLIN FREEMAN lJimJ Hi-Y '54, '55, '56, Baskerball '54, '55, '56, Narional Arhlelic Scholarship Sociely '55, '56, 'J' Club '55, All Madison Counfy, All Wesr Tennessee, All Region 8, Region 8 Tournament Team, Nashville Tennessean All Stare, Nashville Banner All Tourna- menl, All Tournamenl Baslcelball Teams. He has a lean and hungry look, he fhinks loo much. PATSY JOYCE GAITHER Tri-Hi4Y '54, '55, '56, Nalional Honor Sociely '55, '56, Fulure Homemakers of fggierica '55, '56, Monlhly Taller Slaff '55, She is merry and gay, knows how lo work and fo play. GENE GASS To lake filings as they are, fhal s my philosophy. 'lil Lx I 4 X, 4 . ' I A bel- Wil :Otis , .kdm fyff If uvx' fl 7 , ff xv Q. 4 ADAM GAY lTanki llgczolball '54, '55, '56, Foolball Co-caplain No one knows whal he can do unlil he fries. SARA MARGARET HARDY Tri'Hi'Y '54, '55, '56, Fulure l-lomemakers ol America '54, '55, Furure Business Lead- ers of America '54, '55, '56, Nalional Honor Sociely '55, '56, Dislribulive Educalion Club '55, '56. In quietness and confidence shall be your sfrenglhf' LINDA HUNT Tri-Hi-Y '54, '55, '56, Fufure Homernakers of America '54, '55, Fulure Business Leaders of America '55, Dramalic Club '55, -'56, Nalional Honor Sociely '56, Dislrlbulive Educalion Club '56, G-lee Club '55, Modern Music Maslers '55, Class Day Giflorian, Willa virlue and quiefness one may conquer the world. CAROLYN GILBERT Furure Homemakers of America '54, Tri- Hi-Y '54, Disrribulive Educafion Club '56, Class Day. Lal me be defl and debonair' I am content, I do nol care.' CAROLE JANE HASSELL Foofball Cheerleader '54, '55' Caplain of Cheerleaders '56, Baskelbail '54, '55, Caprain of Baskelball '56, Nafional Honor Sociely '56, Spanish Club '54, '55, '56, Tri- Hi-Y '54, '55, '56, 'J' Club '55, Delegale lo Volunfeer Girls' Slale '55, Furure I-lomernakers of America '56, Sfudenr Council '55, Foolball Queen '56, Dramalic Club '56, Junior-Senior Play. Sha is a small package of mischief and un, Nol a'beller qirl you'lI find under lhe sun. ' MARY JESSALYN IRVIN Trial-li-Y '54, '55, '56, Fufure I-lomemalrers ol America '54, Nafional Honor Sociefy '55, '56, Annual Taller Slaff, Junior Red Cross '56, Sludenl' Council '55, '56, Spanish Club '55, '56, Class Day Poei. The way lo qain a friend is lo be one. --.gf I9 H., SANDRA JONES Tri-Hi-Y '54, '55, Proieclionisls' Club '54, '55, '56, Fulure Homemakers of Amer- ica '55' Nalional Honor Sociely '56, Fufure Business Leaders of America '56, Class Day. Her ways are always of pleasanlnessf' CHARLES KIRBY Qi-Y '54, T and I Club '55, '56, Baskelball ' 6. Be silenf and safe, silence never betrays you. ROSELYNN LEWIS Tri-Hi-Y '54, Proieclionisls' Club '54, '55, '56, Nafional Honor Sociely '55, Fufure Homemakers of America '55, Junior Red Cross '56, Class Day. Laugh and be well. 'El20l9 PAUL L. JAMES Hi-Y '54, '55, '56, Spanish Club '55, '56, 'J' Club '55, Junior Red Cross '56, Foo?- ball Manager '55. He fha? is wise receives all. EVA LOIS JOHNSON Proiecfionisfs' Club '54, '55, '56, Science Club '55, Tri-Hi-Y '55, Spanish Club '54, '55, '56, Dislribulive Educalion '56, Glee Club '55, Class Day Giflorian. Blushes are lhe rainbows of modes'l'y. MARY NELL JONES Tri-Hi-Y '54, '55, '56, Fufure Business Leaders of America '55, '56, Fulure Homemalgers of America '54, Band '54. For she has a hear? as big as an apple over-ripe. 'Ml , le. LX L, l X N. x, 'J L5 V' 1 ' WM fffvyf! ff ff! JAMES ROBERT KENDIG Spanish Club '54, '55, '56, Band '54, '55, '56, Modern Music Masters '55, '56, Nafional Honor Sociely '55, '56, Presidenl of National Honor Society '56, Sludenl Council '56, Science Cub '55, '56, Monthly Taller Staff '56, Class Day Poet, All Slale Band '55, '56. Sargpson and Hercules bolh had fhelr ay. You too, can be strong lf you live fhe righl' way. MARY ANN LEEPER Fulure Homernalcers of-America '54, '55, '56, Dislribufive Educallon '56. l love him for himself alone. RUBY LEWIS Tri-Hi-Y '54, Fulure Homemakers of America '55. l speak the Irufh as I live by bread. CHARLES JETER Nalional Alhlelic Scholarship Sociely '56, Baseball '54, '55, '56, Hi-Y '54, '55, '56, T and l Club '56. Enioy when you can and endure when you must. RICHARD JOHNSON Transferred from Beauforf, S. C., Spring '55, Band '55, '56. Life is one long process of qeflinq tired. PATSY JONES Tri-Hi-Y '54, '55, '56, Spanish Club '55. '56, Fulure Homemakers of America '55, '56, Library Club '56, Monthly Taller Slaff '56, Class Day. Leave silence fo salnfs, I em human. WILLIAM LOCKERT lBiIlyl Presidenf of Dislribulive Educailon Club '56. Make all you can, save all you can, and give all you can. BOB MEDLIN Narional Alhlelic Scholarship Socieiy '55, '56, Foolball '54, Baseball '55, 'J' Club '54, '55, Fooiball Manager '55, Baskelball Manager '56, Baseball Manager '56, Hi-Y 54, '55. This new life is likely fo be Hard for a gay young fellow like me. SUZANNE MERIWETHER Nafional Honor Socieiy '56, Spanish Club '54, '55, '56, Drarnafic Club '55, '56, Tri-HiAY '54, '55, '56, Fulure l-lomernakers of America '56, Annual Taller Arlisi, Junior Classical League '56, Monihly Tailor Sfaff '54, Class Day Gifiorian. She moves like a goddess, end she look! llke e queen. GIPSY MAXWELL T 81 I Club '54, '55. Formed on lhe good plan-a True, brave, and downrighf honest man. DIANE MEEKS Spanish Club '54, '55, '56, Drarnaiic Club '55, '56, 'J' Club '55, Fuiure Homemaker: oi America '55, Tri-Hi-Y '56, Baskefball Cheerleader '56, Nalional Honor Sociely '56, Junior Classical League '56, Foolball Couri '56, Junior-Senior Play. Women are made fo be loved, noi undersloodf' ELIZABETH JANE MOLING Fulure Homemakers of America '54, '55, '56. Hold 'rhe lighfed lamp on high Be a star in somebody's sky. I 1 X ff!! ' v 5 Q ,- MM , le. C u I V f ,X Q xy , , g5i. ,fl api? Y Jqgcff' Wifffffl Q X v fy ,- x x BEVERLY LYNN MOORE Fufure Hornemakers of America '54, '55, Tri-Hi-Y '54, '55, '56, Naiional Honor Sociely '56, Siudenl' Council '54. She is as kind as she is fair, For beauiy lives wifh kindness. DAISY MCCROY Fuiure Homemakers of America '54, '55, Tri-Hi-Y '54, Library Club '55, Nafional Honor Socie?y '56, Fulure Business Leaders of America '56, Science Club '56. The beffer you know her Ihe buffer you like her. MARY CAROLYN MCKENZIE lMickeyl Future Business Leaders of America '54, '55, '56, President of Fufure Business Leaders of America '55, Tri-Hi-Y '56, Dramalic Club '55, '56, Fulure Home- makers of America '56, Junior Classical League '56. To be happy we musi noi be foo logical. PEGGY MONTEZ MULLENS Tri-Hi-Y '54, '55, '56, Drarnalic Club '54, '55, '56, Fulure l-lomemakers of America '54, Furure Business Leaders of America '54, Class Day Giflorian. Refinement is fha grace of honesiy and modesfyf' ANN McKAY Tri-Hi-Y '54, '55, Fufure Homemakers of America '54, '55, Disfribulive Educafion Club '56, A little laughler and a grin will make Ihe coolesf frowns cave in. ELIZABETH ROSE MCLEARY Uellel Tri'Hi-Y '54, '55, '56, Fulure Business Leaders of America '54, '55, '56, Fufure l-lomemakers of America '55, '56. Meekness is noi weakness. -..ggi B, SHIRLEY JEAN PATE Tri-Hi-Y '54, '55, '56, Monlhly Taller Slaff '55, Fulure Business Leaders of America '56. Simplicily becomes her well, and she is beauliful wilh il. WENDELL PATTERSON Dislribulive Educalion Club '56. He is his own besl evidence. MARY JANE PERKINS Tri-I-li-Y '54, '55, '56, Fulure Homemakers of America '56, Spanish Club '54, Fulure Business Leaders of America '56. Good nalure is the beauly of lhe mind, +el22a+e WAYNE McPEAKE Baseball '55, '56. Some men are wise, some olherwise. MACK ONLY Dlslrlbulive Educalion Club '55, '56, T and I Club '55, '56, Presidenl ol T and I Club '55, Annual Taller Slaff '55. AII our pride is bul a iesl None are worsl and none are basl. MARY KATHLEEN PARHAM lK-Syl Fulure Homemalcers of America '55, Drarnalic Club '55, '56, Tri-Hi-Y '56, Nalional Honor Sociely '55, '56, Annual Taller Slaff, Camp Miniwanca '55, Baskel- ball '55, '56, Junior-Senior Play, D.A.R. Good Cilizenship Award. ll's nice lo be nalural, when you're nalurally nice. 5 t' P JQQUV' Y Q , ff!! f W1 C ul 5 l I r N A 4 ll lo fl' 4.33 1 WW! ,f 1 mg JIMMY WAYNE PATTERSON Dramalic Club '55, '56, Proieclionisls' Club '54, '55, '56. A smilin' face and a hearly hand Is religin' 'al all folks undersland. BETTY PENNINGTON Nalional Honor Sociely '55, '56, Fulure Homemakers of America '55, '56, Dis- lribulive Educalion Club '56. Minqle a lillle folly wilh your wisdom. GWENETH ANN PHILLIPS Modern Music Maslers '55, Band '54, '55, '56, Band Royally '56, Chorus '54, Ifulure Homemakers of America '54, '55, Trl-Hu-Y '54, '55, '56. She is well endowed by nelure. RHEBA NEWBILL Tri-I-ll-Y '54, '56, Presidenl of Trl-I-ll-Y '55, Fulure I-lornemakers of America '54, '55, '56, Glee Club '55, Library Club '54, Nalional Honor Sociely '55, '56, Fulure Business Leaders of America 55, '56, Monlhly Taller Slaff '56. O maid of grace and complele maiesly. SYLVIA OUSLEY Tri-Hi-Y '54, '55, '56, Spanish Club '55, Ful-ure Homemakers of America '55, Nalional Honor Sociely '55, '56, Dramalic Club '55, '56, Science Club '56, Annual Taller Slaff '56, Drill Team '56, Junior- Senior Play. A dainly Iillle maid and shy. NANCY JANE PARHAM lNanniel Fulure Homemakers of America '54, '55, '56, Tri-Hi-Y '54, '56, Dramalic Club '55, '56, Vice-Presidenl of Sophomore Class '54, Baskelball cheerleader '54, '55, 'J' Club '54, Business Manager Annual Taller Slaff '56, Monlhly Taller Slaff '54, Class Day Prophel. Tell me prolly maiden, are lhere any more al home like you7 MELBON PLUNK Distributive Education Club '55, '56. Politeness qoes far, yet costs nothing. J ERRY F-RAN KLI N POTEETE Wa are gentlemen, That neither in our hearts, for outward eyes Envy the great, nor do the law despism' RAYMOND WAYNE RHEAR Projectionists' Club '54, '55, President Prolectionists' Club '56, Dramatic Club '55, '56. Care to our coffin adds a nail no doubt And ovary grin, so merry, draws one out. . l - THOMAS ITOMMYQ POLLARD Hi-Y '54, Student Council '54, '55, '56' Football '56, Cub Lion '56. lt's better to be lucky than wise. KENNETH PRESSON lSpeedYJ Band '55 A wink is as good as a nod to the wise. PATSY MAE RHODES Future t-lomemakers of America '55, Tri-Hi-Y '54, '55. She softly speaks and sweetly smiles.' our N. xx ', JQPCM . S-' 1 itll? Mfr! NM! X X I ROBERT THOMAS RICKETTS IBobbyt Junior Classical League '55, '56, National Honor Society '55, '56, Monthl Tatler Staff '56, Annual Tatler Staff, Bramatic Club '54, '55, '56, Spanish Club '55, '56, Cub Lion '56, Junior-Senior Play. I never think of the future. It comes soon enough. AARON ROBINSON, JR. Junior Classical League '54, '55, '56, National Honor Society '55, '56, Dramatic Club '55, President of Dramatic Club '56, Cub Lion '56. They call me mad, While they are all mad themselves. LINDA MAE ROGERS Proiectionists' Club '54, '55, '56, Secretary of Junior Class '55, Student Council '56, Vice-President for Girls '56, Annual Tatler Staff, Literary Staff '56, Dramatic Club '56, Future Homemakers of America '55, '56, Class Day. l would help others out ot a fellow feeling. ANNE CLAYTON ROBBINS Junior Classical League '55, Library Club '54, '55, President of Library Club '56, Tri-I-li-Y '54, '55, '56, National Honor Society '55, '56, Future Homemakers of America '55, Modern Music Masters '55, Annual Tatler Staff, Nominated for Volunteer Girls' State '55. As merry as the day is long. ELIZABETH KAY RODGERS Tri-Hi-Y '54, '55, '56, Spanish Club '55, Future l-lomemakers of America '55, Chorus '55, Band '54, '55, '56, Modern Music Masters '55, '56, Band Queen '56. The smile that wins. JAMES WILLIAM ROOTE Spanish Club '54, '55, National Honor Society '55, '56, Science Club '56, Junior Rotarian '56, Hi-Y '54, '55, '56. Life is a long lesson in humility. --.H 23 B, BOBBY SMITH Distributive Education Club '56. This is all my choice, my cheer A mind content, a conscience clear. WILLIAM DAVID STEGALL, JR. Football '54, '55, '56, Basketball '55, '56, Baseball '56, Hi-Y '56, Junior-Senior Play. Do your best and let that stand. BARBARA JO SULLIVAN Tri-Hi-Y '54, '55, '56, Junior Classical League '55, '56, Dramatic Club '55, '56, Future Homemakers of America '54, '55, Treasurer of Sophomore Class '54, Monthly Tatler Staff '55, '56, Junior-Senior ay. Expression alone can enlist beauty with conquering charms. 'Sl 24 ii - PEGGY ROSS Proiectionists' Club '54, '55, '56, Tri-Hi-Y '54, Future Homemakers of America '55, National Honor Society '55, '56, Future Business Leaders of America '56, Class Day Joker. Love is the harvest of beauty. CAROLYN RUSSELL Future Homemakers ot America '54, '55, '56, Proiectionists' Club '54, '557 Distribu- tive Education Club '56. To speak little becomes a woman. I Tl PP??i .. e 0... W :3'EEf ' Z3-im 3' 2--0 : 'O o 5,532 Tv--r-WZ 0m'7s'- 7-u -- mm 0 Sum 232-91 Z 'Tgi-.gall 0-333 .,. Flo-'7' c Ez mcamg, 31.1 E23 :. ni' 0. SF JE A - -5 bc X nl Q Mggxdfllfl Jwyx, 'mp fffyff upxy ANU , x' -- a SANDRA SMITH Future Homemakers of America '54, '55, '56, Tri-Hi-Y '54, Proiectionists' Club '55, '56. A kind heart she had. MONA LEAH STREET Future Homemakers of America '54, '55, '56, Tri-Hi-Y '54, '55, '56, Monthly Taller Staff '56. Let thy speech be better than silence. or be silent. CHARLOTTE SWANSON IChuckieI Tri-Hi-Y '54, '55, '56, Future Homemaker of America '54, '55, Glee Club 'Sl Library Club '54. My tongue within my lips I reign, For who talks much must talk in veln. BILL ROWELL Baseball '55, '56. The world is iust too much for me. CHARLES NELSON SIPES This idle time, made idle minds. BRANTLEY SMITH IButchI Football '55, '56, National Honor Society '55, '56, National Athletic Scholarship Society '55, '56, Cub Lion '56, Delegate of Volunteer Boys' State '55, Hi-Y '54, '55, '56, Spanish Club '54, '55, Student Council '56, Class Day Will. Reason and calm iudgment, qualities specielly belonqinq to e leader. B3Y'??2!Zif?Swf35T 'i '.ZSZ GLORIA DAWN SYKES 'J' Club '55, Tri-Hi-Y '54, '56, National Honor Society '55, '56, Basketball '54, '55, '56, Like 'em all, Love 'em none. JERRY WALTER TEAGUE Hi-Y '55, '56, Annual Tatler Staff, Junior Rotarian '56, A woman would run through fire and water for such a kind heart' WILLIAM MATTHEW TOMLIN IMattj Modern Music Masters '55, '56, Band '54, '55, '56, chorus 's5. You know I say lust what I think, and nothing more or less. in in BILLY TEAGUE Hi-Y '56, Dramatic Club '56. To take things as they be That's my philosophy.' JUDITH CAROLYN THOMPSON Uudyl Tri-Hi-Y '54, '56, Future Business Leaders of Arnerica '55, Future Homemalcers of America '54, '56, Spanish Club '55. Sha dwelt in a tar-away country called The Land of Romance. ELNORA ANNE TRUETT Tri-Hi-Y '54, Chorus '55, Future Home- rnakers of America '54, '55, '56, Ouietness is best. 'Mt . it he 9, l N. .Y V lf' JQVJLL ffl ff!! ,f 1170! SARA ANN USSERY Tri-Hi-Y '54, '55, '56, Spanish Club '55, '56, National Honor Society '55, '56, Future Hornemalcers of America '55, Monthly Tatler Staff '54, '55, '56, Junior- Senior Play '55, '56, Dramatic Club '56, ?uill and Scroll '55, '56, coveditor Annual atler. ln order to do great things one must be enthusiastic. LINDA KAY VANDIVER Tri-Hi-Y '54 '55, '56, Spanish Club '55, Basketball Cheerleader '56. Happy am I, from care I'm tree. Why aren't they all contented like me? PHYLLIS MAXINE WADLEY Tri-Hi-Y '54, '55, Future Business Leaders of America '54, '55, '56. The next best thing to a really good woman is a really good natured one. EUGENIA ANNE VAN DIVER Tri-Hi-Y '54, '55, Future Business Leaders of America '55, Distributive Education Club '56. Of manners gentle, of affections miId. BRUCE VESTAL Hi-Y '54, '55, '56, Football '54, '55, Baseball '54, '56, 'J' Club '55, Once in a man's life he has a dream. May his dream come true. BARBARA KAY WALKER Tri-Hi-Y '54, '55, '56, National Honor Society '55, '56, Future Homemakers of America '54, Future Business Leaders of America '55, '56, Annual Tatler Staff. Happy-go-lucky, carefree, and gay, What else more fitting could we say? --si, 25 ia.- PIERCE WINNINGHAM National Honor Society '55, '56, Hi-Y '54, '55, '56, President ot Hi-Y '56, Delegate to Camp Miniwanca '55, Student Council '54, '55, President ot Junior Class '55, Junior Red Cross '54, '55, President of Junior Red Cross '56, Monthly Tatler Staff '55, '56, Spanish Club '55, President Spanish Club '56, Junior Classical League '54, Class Day. What'er he did was done with so much ease U In him alone, 'twas natural to please. SANDRA JEAN WOODARD lSandyI Tri-Hi-Y '54, Future Homemakers of America '55, Annual Tatler Staff Artist, Dramatic Club '56, Monthly Tatler Staff '55, Class Day. A dancing shape, an image gay, to haunt, to startle and wayIay. JANE ELIZABETH WYATT Tri-Hi-Y '54, '55, '56, Future Homemakers of America '55, Chorus '54, Made to love, cherish, and obey. 4269- MARY ARTHUR WALLACE Tri-Hi-Y '54, '55, '56, Future Homemakers of America '54, '55, '56, Proiectionists' Club '55, '56. True love is the right fruit of a lifetime. WILLIAM WHITTEN Band '54, '55, '56, National Honor Society '55, '56, Science Club '55, '56, Future Business Leaders of America '55, '56, Modern Music Masters '55, Presi- dent ot Modern Music Masters '56, Delegate to Boys' State '55. Never trouble trouble till trouble troubles you. ROBERT ALSTON WILLETTE Student Council '53, '54, Hi-Y '55, '56, Science Club '55, '56, Annual Taller Staff. A sound head, an honest heart, and a humble spirit are the three best guides through time and to eternity. K V11 X , , QA ,O I '4 1 D' fl xr! , wif! Q 'XXX ANITA MARIE WOOD 'JT T ,foe dlxviff' yi f ,f 1 f' s, A Spanish Club '54, '55, Tri-Hi-Y '54, '55. '56, Dramatic Club '54, '55, '56, Future Homemakers ot America '55, '56, National Honor Society '55, '56, Football Cheer- leader '54, '55, '56, Second Maid, Foot- ball Royalty '56, Monthly Tatler Staff '56, Junior-Senior Play. Never was I afraid of man, Catch me, cowardly Imave, If you can. CAROLYN ANN WRIGHT Dramatic Club '54, '55, '56, Future Busi- ness Leaders of America '55, President of Future Business Leaders of America '56, Tri-Hi-Y '54, Future Homemakers of America '55, Monthly Tatler Staff '55, National Honor Society '55, '56. She nods her wise head and says 'I told you so.' FRANCES MARILYN YOUNG Tri-Hi-Y '54, '55, '56, Spanish Club '55, '56, Future Homemakers of America '55, '56, Monthly Tatler Staff '54, '55, Quill and Scroll '55, '56, National Honor Society '56, Annual Tatler Staff Artist, Dramatic Club '56, Class Day Historian. A lovely being carefully formed and moulded A rose with all its sweetest leaves yet folded. MARY EDNA WESTMORELAND Future Hornemakers of America '55. Energy is eternal delight. JAMES EMERSON WILFORD Uimmyl Band '54, '55, '56, Modern Music Masters '56, All State Band '55, Delegate to Boys' State '55, Vice-President for Boys, Student Body, '56, Science Club '55, '56, Student Council '54, '56. A wit's a feather, and a chiet's a rod, An goraest man is the noblest work of o .' FRIEDA WILLIAMS Transferred from Loudon High School, September '54, Tri-Hi-Y '55, '56, Glee Club '55. It is a very hard undertaking to seek to please everybody. Q Q Af K f x E f jTf N '- Q2 ff- ' . ,,,f 4 , ,1 Nu. . W Milf, x n ' 3 ,f' , 2 X . . - f , X V - ., ' 'Q ' ' 'l...,- X I M , ' x Y if cv N ... , -, ,QQ ,511 1'-if E, is V -th, Y ,A -- 1 - - ' ' Y Y, . ' 1- y , IQ, , ,W M , . -1 A-f . f , F A i , gi! s ff' ,r -V., ', .f 2 , . .ff 4 . y f ,., I V 5 W 7 ' - 5 ff 1 ' f 1 ' f 1 3 ff A, ' , Q! 1 I 2 X' TIN KER BOWYER unior Cfarw Ofhcera WARREN TINKER .................................................. President ISABEL BOWYER ............... ........ V ice-Preside-nt FLORA ALICE MARLOW .....,.. .............. S ecretary DOROTHY I'I.ICKS .......... .......... T reasurer I I b -fx X X fl: 1 X , X , ' ff W h X . f If .A 'A 1 f ' W ' rr 'H HZ' WI: ' 'Z f . , , O A A Y 91' f N IVF x LAW, 1 ,,, I 'G 'U 2 ,V ,f T 7 ss Ask W Y Ei 2999 S HICKS MARLOW Row I: ANSON ALBREE HARDERT ALEXANDER MARILYN ALLEN MARY ANN ANDERSON NIXNCY APPLEWHITE Row 2: JANICE ARGO JIMMY ARGO BETTY ARRINGTON ROIBERT ASHEY WINNIE BABE Row 3: CLARA BARHAM EDWIN BENNETT KAY BILLINGSLEY JEANETTE BLACK BILL BLACKMON Row 4: JIMMY BISHOP DIANE BOREN JANICE BOREN ISABEL BOWYER WANDA BOYD Row 5: BETSY BRADY BRYNDA BRINT CAROL JOY BRYANT REGINA BUDDE Bon BULLEIT A ' 'ie .F pn-A ' vw ' . N fo 'tx ii- I 'Qian' 1- ,M fm ' f in 'TJ S., M ,,. tv ' X .us- .A I ,gm 5, WI ! II- N, mv- 5 L 2.2 5...- .AP 3 A S Row 6: JIMMY BURRUSS ROY BUTLER ED CALLIS BEVERLY CASTLEMAN HOWARD CASTLEMAN Row 7: DIXIE CLAMPITT MARY ALICE CLARDY BETSY COOKE HELEN KAY CONNER DAVID COUGHLIN Row 8: TOM Cox JUDY CROWELL JANIS DANIEL MARGARET DEERE TED DRUERE Row 9: DURELLE DURHAM MARY KAY EDWARDS JOE ELKS JIMMY ERVIN SHIRLEY ESRA Row 10: JERRY EVANS BEVERLY FIELDING ANGELINE FRAZIER ANITA FREEDMAN GEORGE GARDNER N, ma-1 18' Row 6: JERRY IRWIN LUCILLE JAGGERS -wow PATSY JAMES BETTY JONES ROY JOHNSEY Row 7: CAROLYN JOHNSON SALLY JOHNSON ANNIE LEWIS JOHNSTON LINDA ANN JONES PAT JONES Row 8: DANITA KEE DIXIE KELLEY JO ANN KELLEY RAYMOND KEMP PAT KIMBRIEL Row 9.' PAT KIRBY SHIRLEY KIRKPATRICK GAYLE LARUE DICKIE LAUGHLIN ARNOLD LINDSETH Row 10: JIMMY LOCKHART BETTY LOU LUCKEY LELIA LOWRY CHARLOTTE MAGILL PAT MAJORS Row I.' JERRY GILBERT BOBBY GLOVER CAROLYN GOOCH TOMMY GREENE EDDIE HAMLETT Row 2: BETTY HAMLETT PETE HALL TED HAMMETT PEGGY HAMMOND ANNETTE HARRINGTON Row 3: JANNETTE HARRINGTON TRUDY HARWELL ADRIENNE HATCHER HOWARD HAYES BILL HAYNES Row 4: BOBBY HAYNIE KAY HERRON DOROTHY HIOKS DALE HOLMES SUE HOMSLEY Row 5: FRED HOOD ZULETTE HORNE ANDY HOUSE DICKIE HUDSON MARTHA JOYCE HUMPH REY Row I: FLORA , Xl.lKIli MARI.ow SANDY MARTIN MIKE MAESEY SONDRA MIQIJIIIN MARY LINDA MEEKS Row 2 Bon MELTON MARILYN MPIRIW'PITHER ES'I'l'll.l.PI MICIXAIAII BILLY MOORP LARRY MOORE Row 3 DON M0RC.IKN NANCY MCAIIEF xIwIIf's MPKFFIE Rvz-1I.YN MCf:Ol,IIUM NANCY MCCOLLUM Row 4 NINA MCDOWP1l,I HIQRMAN MCKEE DONNA MCKELLAR IATSY NAYLOR PHIL Nor Row 5 HOYT OLIVER GAIL PAGI BDIIIIY PARKER FRANKLIN PARKER TONY PARKER 7'-. 3 1' Z' 'IP' -...ar 5 5. 'U' hi. pf nu E I.-. 'Y nv' 'YU iv' sn' J W' T47 1' Q Row 6 PAT PATI-' PAT PATTERSON SYBILLA PECRAM JERRY PERRY JIMMY PHILLIPS Row 7: MERI,E POOLE LINDA PORTIS GAY POWELL PEGGY RAwI.s FRED REED Row 8: SANDY REINKE BARBARA RICE RUSSELL ROBBINS BARBARA ROBERTSON CAROLYN ROBERTSON Row 9: ANN ROSE-BONVMAN VANCE ROY CHARIIES RIISSI-:LL SARA SCATI-IS MARTIIA ANN SEWELI. Row 10: MARII.YN SIIARPE BILLY JACK SHULTS CAROLYN SMITH JIM Bon SMITH JIMMY SMITH 'PIO ma, was- 16' ,gf 32 'Jim Row 6: BETTY WALKER JIMMY WALLACE JOYCE WALKER JANE WEBB MARILYN WHITAKER Row 7: BETTY ANN WHITE NOLEN WHITMIRE ANNE WILLIAMS GAYLE WILI.IAMS I'1AMPTON WILLIAMS Row 8: JANICE WILLIAMS MOLLY WILLIAMS GLENN WILSON MARTHA SUE WILSON TONI WILSON Row 9: JUNE WINSLOW LAURA WITHERSPOON JERRY WOOD BEVERLY WOODARD TRAVIS WOODS Row 10: GENELL JOHNSON CONSTANCE WRIGHT MARY CLAIRE WYATT MONA YOUNGER no : as A, nn Row I: JOE SMITH LINDA GAY SMITH NANCY GAY SMITH MONTE SNIDER SHIRLEY SPARKS Row 2: BOBBIE JEAN SPELLINOS NANCY STAFFORD LARRY STEED PHILLIP STEPHENSON CAROLYN STONE Row 3: SONNY SUMLER NELI. SUTTON RONNIE SUTTON WATLER TATE NANCY TAYLOR Row 4: LULA BELLE TIMS BARRY THOMPSON ROXIE DEA THOMPSON ALLEN TINKER WARREN TINKER Row 5: ROBERT TURNER BILL USERY JANE USSERY SUE VARNELL BEVERLY WADLEY vw' li QT 3 FU ,X U ! ,fic gm H if ips gJ',' Q' Say- If j jx J iff' M In we W ' X5 X50 Cdvxxl 0 X0 O c, XX f s GREENE GIVEN REED HAMMOND .S7olaLom0re Cfaaa icem WALTER REED ........................................................ President NANCY GREENE ........ . Vive-Pfefident ANDREA GIVEN ........... ........... S ecretary GALEN HAMMOND .................. .......... T reasurer 4 Tw , SA K 'Om' 4 Am . 0 , G N O F Q , A Spf Sf 349' ANNE ABERNATHY CAROLYN Awnxcn FRANK A1.L1soN M- ,4 .XX K, -s. T C' ..vw A . ARI.A ANDERSON JOE ARNOLD BONNIE BAKER SALLY BAKER BERT BARHAM Row 2: MIKE BARNES ALF BARNETTE DAVID BELL ALFRED BOYD JUDY BOWMAN Row 3: SHIRLEY BRADLEY BRENDA BRADY ED BRASFIELD JIMMY BREEN TERRY BROCKETT Row 4: BOIIIIY BROWN GLENDA BROWN LINDA BRAWNER CARoLINE BURGESS CHARLES BURKHEAD Row 5: MARIE CAMPBELL DAVID CARLISLE SIIIRLEENE CARTER JANE CARTMELL TIM CHANDLER 19 V 2' 75' .Q in-v' 4' ,INA 'WU' 'U' it lt- gr YK' Row 6: ARTHUR CLARK JEAN CLARK A. B. COLEMAN JIM Cox DANNY CRAWFORD Row 7: ROSEMARY CROSS LESLIE CROWE WAYNE CURRY MIKE DANNER MARION DAVIDSON Row 8: GLENN DAVIS Jo ANNA DAVIS KENNETH DAVIS RANDLE DELOACH DONALD Dosos Row 9: G. G. DoI,I3EER JAMES DUNAVAN FAITH DUNN GLENDA EASTER ELIZABETH EDENTO Row I0: BOBBY EDMISTON BEN EDMUNDSON JOHNNY ENGLERT LANNY ESTES ESTHER EVERETT N ik .gasp Row PHIL HASSELL LOCKIE HATCI-IER MARTHA HAWKINS LINDA HAWKS ALICIA HAZLEHURST Row 7: REUBEN HELMS DENNIS HENDRIX BONNIE HENRY BILLY HILL JIMMY HILLIARD Row 8: PATSY HINTON REBA HOLLOWI-:LL REGGIE HORN JOHNNY HOWELL CONNIE HUDSON Row 9.' HELEN HUNT RAY ING CHARLOTTE IRVIN NANCY JACKSON FRANK JAMISON Row 10: MARY RUTH JETER WAYNE JOHNSON CHARLOTTE JONES GLENDA JONES JAMES JONES mmm IWW I WILLIAM FENINER ANN FERNSTROM JACKIE FISHER PATSY FLANAGAN BOBBY FLY Row 2 FRANCES FONVILLE SHIRLEY FORSYTHE ANN FROST TOMMY GAITHER AL GASS Row 3 JAMES GILBERT MARY FRANCES GILL ANDREA GIVEN CECIL GLOVER JOYCE GRAVES Row 4 CHARLES GRAY JAINET GREEN NANCY GREEN CAROL GRIFFIN JIMMY GRIFEITH Row 5: TOMMY HAMILTON GALEN HAMMOND AMY HARRIS MARK HARRIS SANDRA HARRIS '12- My an-M! .0 V T, is I. v-Af . Ml' p C' 5. -ol 200 Row I.' JUDY JONES PAULA JONES FELIX KING TONY LAWS RONNIE LAYVSON Row 2: LENNIE RUTH LEWIS MARY ANN LITTLE CAROLYN LONG MIKE LUCKEY MARGARET LUTRELL Row 3: JOE MAI.I,OY ARLENE MARANOFF HARVIZY MARCOM LORAINE MARTIN DANITYK MAXWELL Row 4: ELIZABETH MAXWELL CLARK MlEI,TON WINERID MILAM JACKIE MITCHELL RICHARD MITCHELL Row 5: BILL MOONEY BILLY MOOIIE DANNY MOORE JENNIE LEE MOORE JOY MooRE YU' 5- 1 e' 1' nr- rv y up An- ui 'Wav ll' -Q1 S' 'EQ Row 6 ALLEN MURRAY FRANK MCCASKILL KENNETH MCDANIEL LEONE MCKEE LEON MCKINNEY Row 7: BUSTER MCMILLAN DONNA NEAL TOMMY NORTON RUTH OLIVIS DON OLLER Row 8: J. W. OWENS DOTTIE PALMER JAMES PASCHALL BILL PERKINS CARL PETTY Row 9: DELORIS PHILLIPS LINDA PHILLIPS CYNTHIA PICKENS KAY POWELL BEVERLY QUAMME Row 10: ANN RAGAN TOMMY RATHER WALTER REED PEGGY RHODES HARRIET RICE -..gf 37 HL.- Row 6: BILL SUBLETTE JADA SYKES JIMMY TATE TOMMY C. TATE FLOYD TAYLOR Row 7: BARBARA TEAGUE SAMMY TEAGUE GLENDA THOMAS VIRGINIA THOMAS MIRIAM TILLMAN Row 8: HERRON TIMS JOY TRAVIS BILL TUBES BILLY TULLEY HERBIE TURNER Row 9: ANN TYSON MILTON VESTER TAMZY WALLACE JENIBETH WATKINS BETTY WEATHERI-'ORD Row 10: JOHN WILLIAMS MERLYN WILLIAMS LARRY WILSON CARLA WUERPEL BARBARA ZELLER Row 1.' SANDRA RICHARDSON THELMA RICHIE GILBERT RODGERS RICKY ROEVER SARAH ROLLINS Row 2: BETTY ROOTE REBECCA Ross GAYLE ROSSER SALLY SANDERS JUDY SCHWALB WOMACI4 Row 3: GAYLE SCOTT JIMMY SEELEY MONA SILER NANCY SILER HARRIET SMITH Row 4: JOHNNIE MAE SMITH SANDY SMITH CARROLL STANFILL BARBARA STEPPE BRENDA STEWART Row 5: SANDRA STOBAUGH DAN STONE HELEN STONE BILL STOVALL JACK STOVALL Ay' i X f 1' , A. , 6' , f'fT 'f fs ' ff A AW A fffy P , ,P 5, ft 'QL W ff ,5 lv 2, Qxvfff v.-E? N ,sam 1 'H' A My I P 'Q IJ 'K ' 2 -. Ibm, ,,,A 'r ii 405' v.. Row I: BRENDA AUSTIN ANNE ALLRIDGE JOHN BRICKHOUSE JIMMY BULLARD CAROLYN CHEEK Row 2: CONNIE CHRISTIE CONNYE COPPEDGE COVE COPPEDGE LINDA COUCI-I JANE CRIDER Row 3: KAY ENGLE CAROL FLARE WANDA GRIMMER KAY HANEBUTH JOE HEARN Row 4: SUE JOHNSTON BONNIE JONES NIGKY LINDY BRENDA LITTLE ROSEMARY MILSTEAD Row 5: ALICE MOONEY JON Moss JOHN MCCHAREN GEORGE MOGRATH MARIE ORRELI. Row 6: RENA PIPKIN ANNA REED LINDA ScATEs ANN SMITH JERRY SUTTON Row 7: PAT TERRY FLORENCE WEATHERLY JOHN WILLIAMS BETH WYAT1' fiffff xi J ,ax-f - 4 f 452' ff! x Q A 5 2 QW 9, ,ff K lif Al . 7 Z . - 5, 49.-..,..,,.:,. wifi: ..,4..,,...,, tw: ig Y 'QQ 5FJig,f!i!3 If J!! W. Q55 WA., af V: U4 L . ,xv -' '.., V ff Jiiwfff 'Y ' Q , ,,,.-W ' ' rag. vf M 5 Xffxx ' fn .: iii R kwa :QW X fr-J i ,., , ' ' X L A WNW - A Y ,151 , W X w K-X A M v -M' ' J X..x , , V -' .X A ,km Q mf N - I, 1 ,A it 5 N 4 -s.,.,.,,k,mi:1 A M X X 1 9.515 ' M N N X., N xxx. v. .XX N. , ,.,. Ayxwgkm Lv Q. X 1 X- f ,-xw-ml, -1151... v 'W ' .,,.......... M, 4+ xg . , X . , A A A .V x' - f 'T'NNW'w,A. x - A x Q' lm x ' I Y 'MM 5 A LASIK., A RBARA ' I N '- ' ' Q K u M ,K f 'NNW t .A . A A -5 ,Q .A W qw- 'YM WN 'KR Rv X., i N m . ,,,,,X,A , - M F X ' , - ,, .. NW 'MN ' . Mf .- - f I l, N . . ,.-.3 ...J .. H U H l 1 X M k fx - si. 1: W .uf Wk, X f , ,I .. A v' b, ' , ' N 1 k . 1,-,,Gk:'33 if K ' ,H f 'ffjx .M N. Q NM ' M E y X Q i 5 1 Ms r Q ,W ! RK jx x Q .- W , .:A.2':A...,.,...,N, ,, ,M.M,,...M-.. ,,Mi-,,w,,,, . K K ' ' in X 'K M, g A , , 'XXROBERT KENDIG Q ,W JN-:Mu Iv N- 'NW' T :1'W x Y-H W A MMM A, ,,,:5k.3.-s'-'Q-aa. 1-v my ,ff W . vu Q , wx ' X? LS ,K X f ' JJ 'RAM .. 5 W if' W , an - W-fw H N x xx Q X - .,A, ,. Q W, 4 Y A , ' QM? 4 M X f M5 W L X J ,. -r 4 -1 .YL .-A WW .ww---5 I M X kb A X X, Q K is W . H1 . - LQ I xx PM Q A ...W .,-if wr ' H-' ' X S H X 5' 5 Q W Q gr mf V I 1 'ff' ' WN N uf W Isf Row Lef-I' +o Righ+- ..r. -- . 4 f K W2,L1....- M. Qarolyn Qilberfv Rein Clark, Sandra Jgkrlis, Con. K Mm Q A Z. M,-,V 'MERCY 'M' ' me 1 K '-NM' gg k.Xgk t ig' .4-5, X- Vjlww ,fr I Lk 2nd Row -- Lef'l' +o Righhm M' K K-K 4 - ' Q f L A . f K' I , .. -1 - Pais Ubnes, NdncqCIa1-lr.SaridraWoo88?d,Lincla 5' X M .R Y RLL' Y MwW--- M--xx ' .- - .W -39M A ognrs yy f - if L, X X ' , :ra Row--3 Le4+'1n wQigh'frM5W 'S' Q 2 ,,.G,T,,ALy1ary Louise Colenwiu. Aman? Airing, ,Rosdynn L, ,,. I K XM Lykul' K m Y . x , , -'-H 'Q SA s+andEj4i'M N X .M 4 ' M wPief5e'WinniN9ham, 1,1rf,, lk xl, W , - , ....,,,.., , v 4 K 4 7, 1 . .N L' 5 .. ' ,, ,.. ,. ,...,- ,M-f A ' -14 'rl I tl kg vmxskx Z, f A 1 4:,......,. Tok R I X. R124 N3 4 -,Vff . X A ul K J ,..V.., x 'Q D.A. R. Contest The Fiftieth Annual Oratorical Contest sponsored by the Jackson-Madison Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution was held on May 1, 1956, in the High School Auditorium. FRANSUE ETHERIDGE DIANE MEEKS JIM BAILEY IOIEIT KENDIG JACKSON-MADISON MEDAL l 0gl Cl,l'l'l,l'l'l,e La Gazza Ladra Overture .................................,...........,...... Rossini Star Spangled Banner ................ . ....................... Francis Scott Key The Audience and Jackson High School Band Our Four Great Faiths ......,............................... Fransue Etheridge What Sets America Apart .......,.........,.........,................ Anita Wood ANNA WOOD Battle For Freedom ........................................... ........ D iane Meeks Little David Play On Your Harp ...........,................ Fredric Swift Jeanie With the Light Brown Hair .,..........,........... Stephen Foster '6l44l9' Glenda Jones, Wanda Boyd, Rena Pipkin, Bobby jean Spellings, Nona Street, Rheba Newbill, Mary Arthur Wallace, Patsy Gaither, Kay Powell, June Winslow, Nancy Siler, Sue Homsley, Helen Conner, Flora Alice Marlow, Accompanist Girls' Chorus MILTON BROWN MEDAL America, Now and Forever . .,.................... . ......... .. Miss Liberty .........,................. ......... If America Fails, What? .... .. .... . . Andante ..........,................................................... March of the Steel Men .................................. Jackson High School Band .Robert Kendig .Brantley Smith Bailey ............Strauss ..,.............BelJterling BRANTLEY SMITH ,ff , 1 J '1 1 .. ff I WV 'll ' 1 ,, v 'u J X ,fn 115171 ' iff I 4612261156 J6 ,,, 'Y' X i 'W xx f If f 14 jxxxQ X. K n x ' 4 K. ,Tw E 4 ,fl w A J ,., 1 4 H Lfglf Z Wx ww 3 Q.. xl X X W Xu xi fo f ' Q ' Q. f V . ,AE X uf QW X1 ' xgl ff No XQNIXQ 16, Q kr, 1.4. Vff X 'lf' f . - All Wiz A-K' r -q - rg fu f- -2 ' X , - f x . 5 ff' I ,f. .f' if ,f , A: E' rf ' f- f. Z' . I' ,J ' 25 .gi 46 Left to right, above: First row: William VVhitten, Margaret Hardy, Nancy Fishman, Barbara VValker, Carolyn Wright, Ruth Pettigrew, Suzanne Meriwether, Carole Jane Hassell, Carolyn West. Second row: Fransue Etheridge, Kay Parham, Linda Hunt, Beverly Moore, Corwinna McCharen, Sylvia Ousley, Anne Robbins, Ann Ussery, Constance Holland. Third row' Bill Blackmon Barry Thompson, Billy Carver, Carey Alper, Robert Ashby, Russell Robbins, Bobby Ricketts. Qourth ro'ziJ,- Nolen Whitrnire, Pierce Winningham, Brantley Smith, Franklin Parker, Hampton Wlilliams, Jimmy Roote, Bobby endig. Left to right, below: First row: Carolyn Robertson, Patsy Gaither, Peggy Ross, Diane Meeks, Anita Wood, Flora Alice Marlow, Betty Bell, Nancy Applewhite, Nancy Clark. Second row: Marilyn Allen, Rheba Newbill, Sandra Jones, Marilyn Young, Lois Flake, Trudy Harwell, Daisy McCroy, Mary Linda Meeks, Dorothy Crawford. Third row: Dixie Clampitt, Mary Kay Edwards, Merle Poole, Mary Louise Coleman, Dorothy Hicks, Pat Majors, Betty Lou Luckey, Angeline Frazier, Zulctte Horne, Gloria Sykes. A Fourth row: Jayne Flatt, Linda Portis, Janice Boren, Betty Jo Pennington, Annie Lewis Johnston, Isabel Bowyer, Donna McKellar, Jane Ussery, June Crider. Wafionaf .jslonor ociefg President .................. ............,. R OBERT KENDIG Vice-President ........... ..... P iERcE WINNINGHAM Secretary-Treasurer .................................................................................... JESSALYN IRVIN A toss of the head reveals a gold tassel The end result of many a hassel. The amazing average of 88 Makes these students really rate. This is the club in our school emphasizing scholarship. Under the leadership of its sponsor, Miss Faye Etheridge, it tries to develop leadership, scholarship, character and service among its members. un ior mo! Crow ounci Pnrvident ............. ,..... P nance XNINNINGHAM Vice-Provident ,...... ...... M ARILYN lVlERINVI-ITHER Secretary ........,.... .........,........ B ARBARA BAIRD Treasurer ,..... ................... M YRA Jo COY Reporter .,...,.. .,.......................,....................................... ........ C AR OLYN ROBERTSON To do our duly, zi'e're always ready But not connected with Red Cross spaghetti. To lend a helping hand was the aim of the Junior Red Cross Couneil in our sehool throughout the l955-1956 sehool year. The members of the Council have worked diligently to have a sueeessful year. The sponsor for the Chapter is Miss Gladys Hunt. Left to right, hrst row: Mary Danner, Pierce Winningham. Barbara Baird, Myra Jo Coy, Coye Coppcdge, Carolyn Robertson. Second row: Andrea Given, Paula Jones, Betsy Brady, Annie Lewis Johnston, Isabel Bowyer, Jessalyn Irvin, Alicia Hazlehurst, Miss Hunt. Third row: Paul james, Galen Hammond, Mark Harris, Eddie Hamlett, Brenda Austin. ! u l Left to right, first row: Janice Vester, Carolyn Russell, Wendell Patterson. Second row: Hattie Ann McKay, Emilie Copher, Margaret Hardin, Betty Clark, Lois Johnson. Third row: Virginia Crocker, Carolyn Gilbert, Mary Ann Leeper, Nancy Clark. Fourth row: Ann Vandiver, Bobby Smith, Carter Dynesius, Linda Hunt. Fifth row: Billy Bamctte, Melvin Plunk. Sixth row: Wayne Aldridge, Betty Pennington, Dorothy Crawford, Bill Lockhart. ibirifrigufiue glclucafion President ..........................,..................... ............................. . .... . .... B ILLY LOCKHART Vice-President ........ ...,....... N ANCY CLARK Secretary ............... ................ B ETTY CLARK Treasurer .............. ........ M ARY ANN LEEPER Parliarnentarian ...... ........... C ARTER DYNESIUS Reporter ............... ......................................................................... D oRo1-HY CRAWFORD While doing and earning we're educated And we have jobs when we're graduated. To the industrious young men and women of the D. E. Club we take off our hats. We can be justly proud of our Jackson High Chapter for showing up well in various contests through the year. The sponsor of the group is Mr. E. B. Horton. Wafionaf .fdfkific ,gillofamkqo ociefg President ............. ....... H AROLD GAITHER Viie-President .,....,. ............ B os MEDLIN Secretary ......... ........ F RANK Dixvis Treasurer ...... ....... J IM FREEMAN 'Ullembrrs of this society we're proud to be We represent strength as well ax ability. The N. A. S. S. in our school consists of the boys who have earned a letter in any sport, main- tained an average equal to that of the school or above, and exemplify high sportsmanship through- out the year. Among their activities for the year are their annual beauty review and the faculty basketball game. Left to right, first row: Charles Allison, Jimmy Wallace, Albert Arnett, P. V. Mount, David Frye, Jerry Gilbert, Bill Haynes. Second row: Bob Medlin, jim Freeman, Jimmy Ervin, Frankie Davis, Bobby Garrard, Andy House, Charlie Jeter. Third row: Buster Allison, Robert Ashby, Butch Smith, Phil Noe, William Stegall. I 1' x ' ww-Qifh www- pi --H--W--A . -W actor-. Y-.u0u.v-'--M Left to right, first row: Constance Holland, Corwinna MeCharen, Rheba Newbill, Kay Rodgers, Jayne Flatt, Sylvia Ousley, Patsy Jones, Jo Anne Naylor, Betty Bell. Second row: Beverly Moore, Barbara Walker, Linda Vandiver, Mary Nell Jones, Montez Mullens, Anita Wood, Diane Meeks, Mickie McKenzie, Annie Mae Smith, Freida Williams, Mona Street, Lois Flake. Third row: Ruth Pettigrew, Barbara Jo Sullivan, Ann Phillips, Barbara Baird, Pat Fielding, Judy Thompson, Kay Parham, Charlotte Swanson, Patsy Gaither, Mary Arthur Wallace. Fourth row: Ann Ussery, Gloria Sykes, jessalyn Irvin, Nancy Jane Parham, Amanda Akin, Suzanne Meriwether, Linda Hunt, Carole jane Hassell, Carolyn West, Anne Robbins, Bettye McCleary, Betty Jo Pennington, Jane Wyatt, Mary jane Perkins. U O I President .............. .................... J AYNE FLATT Vice-President ............. ................... K AY Ronoeks Secretary-Treasurer ....... .............,.... S YLVIA OUSLEY Sergeant-at-Arms ........ ...,.... C AROLE JANE HASSELL Chaplain ............... ........ C ONSTANCE HOLLAND Parliamenlarian ,....... ............. R HEBA NEWBILL In having fun we're pretty good Friendly deeds we do as we should. This club is composed of the Senior girls who strive to promote throughout the home, school, and community high standards of Christian character. They, like their sisters, are engaged in many activities throughout the year under the sponsorship of Miss Edyth Ann Worthy. ,H 50 Ba.- at f- y Provident ,......,.. ...... A NGELINE FRAZIER Vice-President .... ....... Z ULETTE HORNE Si-cretarg '.....,.. .... M ARILYN ALLEN Treasurer ...... ...,........ ..... ..... ....... ..... J A N E U SSERY With programs and parties they hll up the year And spread through the school the best of good cheer. This chapter of Tri-Hi-Y is composed of Junior girls under the leadership of Miss Marjorie Hunt. It is the aim of every girl in the chapter to develop the four sides of a well-rounded life: spiritual, physical, mental, and social. Tnfv fvfrlurr, left fn rinhf, first rmu: Patsy James, Helen Conner, Sondm Mezllin, Toni VVilson, Pat Patterson, Jane Ussery, Angeinc Frazier, Zulette Horne, Jeanette Black, Marilyn Allen. Second rmv: Kay Herron, Jn Ann Kelley, Estelle Michael, Janice llmiren, Amlrienne llatclier, fiail Page, Nancy Mefollnm, Pat Jones, Charlotte Macill, Sally Johnson. Harhara Robertson, Jncly Crowell. Third 7'i'7'Il'.' Nell Sutton, Shirley Sparks, Carolyn Smith, Lelia Lowry, Gayle l,arue, Shirley Kirkpatrick, Betty Jones. Fourth rirw: Mary Kay Edwards, Naney Taylor, Nancy Mc.Xl1ee, Anita Freemlman, Carolyn Stone, Isabel llowyer, Betsy Brady, Miss llunt. I.01m'r pirturr, left to rif7ht,fir.vtrm'1'.' Nancy Appl:-white, VVancla Boyd, Flwra Alice Marlow, Betty XValker, Annie Lewis Johnston, Marilyn Sharpe, Carolyn Robertson, Annette Harrington, Janice Daniels, Janette Harrington. .Tri-rrnfl rrmi: Beverly XVatlley, llianc lloren, lletsy Ann Cocke, Dorothy Hicks, Marilyn XYhitaker, Roxie Dea Thompson, Mary Claire Wyatt, Sandy Reinke, Regina. Budde, Mary Linda Meeks. Third rmu: Janice Williams, Martha Joyce Humphries, Jane Xvelmh. Fourth row: Pat Majors, Barbara Rice, Gayle YVi1liams, Dixie Clampitt, Nancy Gay Smith, Joyce NValker, Anne NVilliams, Beverly Woodard. 01 i -ma 1 51 ig, Top picture, left to right, first row: Nancy Jackson, Judy Jones, Betty Roote, Bonnie Baker, Helen Hunt, Brenda Stuart, Bonnie Henry, Nancy Siler, Ann Frost, Ann Fernstrum. Second raw: Shirlene Carter, Miriam Tillman, Sandra Stobaugh, Elizabeth Edenton, Jackie Fisher, Ann Tyson, Glenda Easter, Betty Weatherford, Mona Siler, Miss Baucom. Third row: Jenibeth Watkins, Sandra Richardson, Margaret Lutrell, DeLois Phillips. Bot-tom gicture, left to right, firrt row: Patsy Hinton, Nancy Greene, Janet Greene, Martha Hawkins, Linda Hawks, Sally Ann Baker, arol Griffin, Jennie Lee Moore, Anne Abernathy. Second row: Marilyn Williams, Peggy Rhodes, Caroline Burgess, Charlotte Irvin, Shirley Bradley, Reba Hollowell. Third row: Cynthia Pickens, Frances Fonville, Faith Dunn, Sarah Rollins, Joy Travis, Ester Everett, Joy Moore, Linda Phillips, Andrea Given. Eaurth 7070! Jean Clark, Amy Harris, Judy VVon1ack, Paula Jones, G. G. Dolbeer, Sally Sanders, Brenda Brady, Rosemary ross. Sophomore ji- i- M President ........... ....... S ALLY ANN BAKER Vice-President ..... ............ L INDA HAWKS Secretary .......... ...... M ARTHA HAWKINS Treasurer ...... ......... J ANET GREENE Historian ................ r ........ NANCY GREENE Chaplain ................... .......... C AROL GRIFFIN Sergeant-at-Arms ...... . ..... JENNIE LEE MOORE The community has a place in their heart Here as everywhere, each one plays a part, The girls in the Sophomore Tri-Hi-Y seek to influence others by their Christian outlook on life. Under the direction of Miss Baucom they try to exemplify the slogan, Pure words, pure thoughts, pure actions, in their everyday life. ,gf 52 ig..- eorge iamd i- U President .............. ........ P1 ence WINNINGHAM Vice-President ....., ......,.. N OLEN WHITMIRE Secretary '..,........... ....... E DDIE HAMLETT Treasurer ...................... ...... D ICKIE LAUGHLIN Program Chairman ....... ....... B OBBY GARRARD Activities Chairman ....... ...... ,..... BAILEY This club is best known for its Christian ways. Which will stay with its members the rest of their days. Physical, Moral, Spiritual are the three platforms which support this worthy organiza- tion in our school whose motto is to Create, maintain and extend throughout the home, school, and community high standards of Christian character. Left to right, front row: Robert Mainord, Jon Moss, Butch Smith, Jimmy Lockhart, Dickie Laughlin, Nolen Whitmirc, Bobby Garrard, Pierce Winningham, Eddie Hamlett, Jim Bailey. Second row: Fred Reed, William Stegall, Bill Haynes, Frank McCaskill, Larry Moore, Pete Hall, Tommy Rather, Larry Steed, Carey Alper, Frank Allison. Third row: Jimmy Phillips, Robert Ashby, Alston Willette, Tommy Tate, Franklin Parker, Philip Stephenson, Russell Robbins, Ted Hammett, Jerry Gilbert. Fourth row: jimmy Bishop, Barry Wimberly, Mark Harris, Billy Teague, Jimmy Roote, Billy Alvis, Bill Blackman, james Gilbert. Quinta 0I'l'LBl'l'l6l, QP5 ee' merica QMAKEQS tl' QQ l only I 5' f f is all , Y S3 a,jQ0j 2 , sr 44, ,quo 0 NEW We Since we're quite optimistic and think we shall marry We learn to cook and sew for some Tom, Dick, or Harry. The goal to which these girls are striving is better homes for Arnerica's future. Among the many activities each year is a fashion show in which the girls participate as models for their own creation, Christmas dinners, and a tea for their Mothers each spring. Preszdent. ........ .. .,... ..... N ANCY CLARK Vice-President . .... ........BARBARA BAIRD Secretary ........ . ..... RHEBA NEWBILL Treasurer .................... JAYNE FLATT Reporter ............ ...,... Parliamentarian .... ..... CON STANCE HOLLAND . ....... MARILYN YOUNG H zstorum ...... ..... ..... N A Nov JANE PARHAM Song Leader ....... ............ WANDA BOYD Front row, left to right: Jayne Flatt, Barbara Baird, Nancy Clark, Rhcba Newbill. Back row, left to right: Constance Holland, Wanda Boyd, Marilyn Young, Nancy Jane Parham. Top Group-Front row, left to right: Martha Sue Wilson, Arlene Marinoff, Esther Everett, Reba Hollowell, Glenda Jones, Leone McKee, Betty Lou Lucky, Trudy Harwell, Linda. Gay Smith, Suzanne Meriwether, Carole Jane Hassell, Carolyn Robertson. Second roto, left to right: Helen Hunt, Jean Clark, Linda Brawner, Pat Fielding, Jo Anna Davis, Sandy .Harris, Judy Jones, Judy VVomack, Beverly Woodard, Nancy Gay Smith, Jeanette Black, Betty Arrington. Third row, left to right: June Winslow, Rebecca Ross, Dottie Palmer, ll-everly Castleman, Mary Alice Clardy, Sue Homsley, Harriet Smith, Barbara Teague. Annie Lewis Johnston, Mary Linda Meeks, Peggy Hammond, Isabel Bowyer. Fourth row, left to right: Marilyn VVilliams, Patsy Hinton, Regina Budde, Adrienne Hatcher, Sandy Remlce, Sally Johnson, Zulette Horne, Pat Jones, Betty Pennington, Mary Jane Perkins, Pat Patterson. Center Group--Frcmt row, left to right: Nancy Stahord, Jo Ann Bratcher, Linda Jones, Gayle Page, Helen Sue Stone. Mary Claire VVyatt, Lois Ann Flake, Ruth Pettigrew, Anita XVood, Margaret Deer, Judy Thompson. Sremrd row, left to right: Carole Joy Bryant, Clara Barham, Flora Alice Marlow, Patsy Naylor, Roxie Thompson, Myra Jo Coy, Joyce Walker, Mickie McKenzie, Ann YVilliams, Sara Scates, Jo Ann Kelley. Third row, left to right: Janice Daniels, Carolyn Johnson, Betty Harnlett, Carolyn Smith, Nancy Taylor, Barbara Rice, Peggy Rawls, Anita Freedman, Judy Crowell, Mona Younger. Fourth. row, left to right: Amanda Akin, Annette Harrington, Charlotte Magill, Janette Harrington, Mirian Tillman, Charlotte Jones, Lorraine Martin, Sybilla Pegrarn, Suzie Varnell, Gayle Williams, Laura Witherspoon. Bottom Grorfp-First row, Feirft to right: Marilyn Young, VVanda Boyd, Constance Holland, Jayne latt. Barbara Baird, Nancy Clark, Rheba Newbill, Nancy Jane Parham. Patsy Gaither, June Crider. Second row, left to right: Mary Danner, Angeline Frazier, Lula Belle Timms, Evelyn McCollum, Mona Leah Street, Betty lValker. Sandra Smith, Geraldine Brock, Shirley Kirkpatrick, Carolyn Russell, Linda Rogers, Kitty Dennison. Third row, left to right: Carolyn Stone, Mary Jane Fox, Nancy McAbee, Mary Arthur Vlfallace, Nancy McCollum, Annie Mae Smith, Barbara Robertson, Kay Billingsly, Marilyn Allen, Brynda Brint, Johnnie Coughlin. Q35 ef, l QM sf U W aloe 54 X ,nn X A fi ,I S X 1 r 'Fw Left to right, first row: Barbara Rice, Shirley Pate, Betty Bell, Carolyn Wright, Mary Kay Edwards, Nancy Fishman, Jo Ann Bratcher. Second row: Charlotte Magill, Patsy Naylor, Daisy McCroy, Dorothy Crawford, Laura Witherspoon, Clara Barham, Sandra Jones. Third row: Judy Crowell, Barbara Walker, Mary Nell Jones, Rheba Newbill, Nancy Taylor, Jane Webb, Peggy Ross. Fourth row: Mary Jane Fox, Mary Ann Anderson, Sue Varnell, Pat Kirnbriel, Linda Portis, Sue Homsley. Fifth row: Diane Boren, Kay Herron, Nell Sutton, Janice Williams, Gayle Williams. Sixth row: Janice Boren, Charlotte Swanson, Freida Williams, Betty McLeary. jufure ufiinefw cave em of America President ............. .......... C AROLYN WRIGHT Vice-President ....... ..................... B ETTY BELL Secretary ............ ....... M ARY KAY EDWARDS Treasurer ......... ................,.... ...... . . . ...... ................. B ARBARA Rica At the typewriter always pounding The work they do is just astounding. To promote better quality of workers in the business field of tomorrow is the goal of our indus- trious Future Business Leaders. You can see them every day aiding their teachers in all sorts of secretarial duties. Mrs. Louise Robertson is their sponsor. ,gf 56 Editor ............... Co-Editor ......,.......... Advertising Manager.. Circulation Manager... BuI'ines.I Md7lUgFV ........ News Editor ............ Feature Editors ....,.. Activity Editor ....... Sports Editor ............. Exchange Editor ,....... Wonftfg lad,- ........CONSTANCE HOLLAND ........ CORWINNA MCCHAREN ,...............WARREN TINKER ......................... ED CALLIS .......................MARY KAY EDWARDS Jo CCY ......BAIv.BARA Jo SULLIVAN AND SERENA Ckos SWELL BAIRD RICKETTS JONES Typistx .................... PATSY NAYLOR, JIM BAILEY, CHARLOTTE MAGILL, Jo ANN NAYLOR For only a dime, you'll purchase good humor, The picture of studentx, and the schoolfv latest rumor. The paper serving as a written account of our school year is the MONTHLY TATLER. It is a project of which our school should be justly proud since it has received several recognitions from national prcss associations. Left to right, front row: Bobby Ricketts, Constance Holland, Barbara Baird, Myra jo Coy, Serena Crosswell, Barbara Jo Sullivan, Corwinna McCharen, Mary Kay Edwards, Jerry Gilbert. Second row: Mona Street, Patsy Gaither, Angeline Frazier, Peggy Hammond, Sally Ann Baker, Anita Wood, Patsy Jones, Mary Louise Coleman, Mary Danner, Jo Ann Bratchcr. Third row: Donna McKellar, Jane Ussery, Carolyn Robertson, Ann Fernstrom, Ann Ussery, Isabel Bowyer, Mary Linda Meeks, Sandy Rcinke, Pierce Winningham, Betty Jones. Fourth row: Rheba Ncwbill, Zulette Home, Charlotte Magill, Jeanette Black, Linda Hawks, Brenda Brady, Jim Bailey, Alicia Hazlehurst. Left to right, first row: Judy Crowell, Martha Ann Sewell, Flora Alice Marlow, Anne Robbins, Nancy Gay Smith, Wanda Boyd, Laura Witherspoon, Evelyn McCollum. Second row: Mona Younger, Jo Wadlcy, Nina McDowell, Mary Westmoreland, Carolyn Gooch. Third row: Tiny Timms, Joe Arnold, Betty Lou Luckey, Jane Wyatt, Jane Moling, Beverly Fielding, Brenda Stewart, Patsy Jones, Ricky Roever, Mary Arthur Wallace. we olggfdfg President ........ .,..... A NNE ROBBINS Vice-President .......... ............ N ANCY GAY SMITH Secretary-Treasurer ....... ....... F LORA ALICE MARLOW These are the folks who like to read To help Mrs. Hodge is also their creed. The Library Club with the help of Mrs. Hodge are those who keep our library as we like it. We owe many thanks to these students who give of their time and efforts to make our school of more service to its students. ,gf 58 ig..- laaniah Prexident ............ ....... P nance WINNINGHAM Vice-President ............. ...... C Anon: JANE HAssELL Secretary-Treasurer ....... ..... R OXIE DEA THOMPSON To keep their grades up keep: them in a dither But they all know that 'axi es la vida. ' The Spanish Club was organized to promote interest in a language other than our own. Under the direction of Miss Elizabeth Etheridge, they sponsor several worthy projects throughout the year. l.rft to right, frst nmi: Linda Hawks, Carol Griffin, Martha Hawkins, Carole Jane Hassell, Suzanne Meriwether, Lois Johnson, Mary Louise Coleman, Evelyn IJcPr'iest, Betty Hell, Phyllis Wadley, Ann Ragan, Charlotte Irvin, Jane Cartmell, Srrond rout' l'aul James, Janet Greene, Ann Frost, Nancy Greene, Bonnie Baker, Shirley Bradley, Mona Siler, Sally Ann Baker, Jennie Lve Moore, Roxie Thompson, Marilyn VVhitaker, Barry Thompson. Third wiv: june Winslow, Merle Poole, Mary Kay Edwards, Molly Williams. Sondra Medlin, Adrienne Hatcher, Pat Kimbriel, Varolyn johnson, Pat Kirby, Jessalyn Irvin, Diane Meeks, Carolyn West, Ruth Pettigrew. Fourth row: Ls-lia Lowry, Patsy Jones, Eransue Etheridge, Marilyn Young, Betsy Ann Cooke, Lois Ann Flake, Sally Sanders. ti, li. liollu-cr, Paula jones, Carla NVuerpel, Galen Hammond, Herbie Turner. lfiflli mfr: Hobby liarrarel, Donna McKellar, Peggy Hammond, Angeline Frazier, Dorothy llicks, Jeanette lllack, Betty Ronte, Amy Harris, Varolim- Norge-s, Mary Ann Little, Anita VVood, Jim llailcy, Pierce VVinning.zham. Silfili row: Mike Massey, Bobby Haynie, Bobby Kendig, Bobby Ricketts, Billy Carver, Carey Alper, Dickie Laughlin, Nolan Whitmire, ,lim Bob Smith, Tony Parker, Eddie Hamlett, Joe Amold. EYE Left to right, first row: Charles Kirby, Bill Ussery, Kenneth McDaniel. Second row: Charles Jeter, jerry Ervin. Third row: joe Elks, Gay Powell. Fourth row: Fred Hood, Mr. Ivey. . il CM President .............. Vice-President ....... Secretary ......... Treasurer ....... Reporter ........ To learn our occupation is our aim While practicing, extra dollars we claim. .CHARLES JETER CHARLES KIRBY ............FRED Hoop ............JOE ELKS .......Bn.L BARNEY The Trades and Industry Club under the direction of Mr. Harry Ivey prepares the young student for future jobs and business. They always strive to carry out their purpose, to create interest in trade and industryf' rf 60 rr- ramafic President ............. ....... A ARON ROBINSON Vice-President ....... ..... S YLVIA OUSLEY Secretary .......,.. ..................... L INDA HUNT Treasurer ..... ....... N ANCY JANE PARHAM With expressive lines their voices ring These thespians know the play's the thing. The Dramatic Club was organized in 1951 to give more entertainment to Jackson High and also to learn a little more about what goes on back stage in each production. The climax of the year was the presentation of Father was a Housewife under the direction of a H. S. student and the sponsors, Mrs. Martha Polk and Mrs. Estelle Helms. I.rftturir1ht,firxtrmu: Carolyn Russell Carolyn Wright, Sandra Harris, Carolyn Gooch, Betty Lou Luckey, Diane Meeks, Anita Woofl, Nell Sutton, Martha Ann Sewell, Linda Rogers, Constance Ilolland, Helen Kay Conner, Sondra Medlin. Secfmd row: Barbara Jo Sullivan, Cnrwinna. McCharen, Serena Crosswell, Nancy Fishman, Pat Fielding, Kay Parham, Judy Thompson, Mickie McKenzie, Anna Mai Smith, Linda Hunt, Sylvia Ousley, June Winslow, Toni Wilson, Kay Powell. Third raw: Mary Arthur Wallace, Camille Bailey, Sandra Woodard, Amanda Akin, Annabelle Stegall, Linda Vandiver, Montel ltlnllt-ns, Mike llanner, Mark Harris, Marilyn Sharpe, Carolyn Robertson, Pat Kirby, Pat Kimbriel. Ifirurtli rmu: Clara Barham, Betsy Ann Cocke, Pat Majors, Lelia Lowrey, Marilyn Young, Lois Flake, Fransue Etheridge, Ruth Pettigrew, Carolyn West, Carole Jane Hassell, Suzanne Meriwether, Nancy jane Parham, Mary Danner, Barbara Baird. Filth ww: Bobby Garrard, Donna McKellar, Peggy Hammond, Bobby Ricketts, Nolen Whitmire, Dickie Laughlin, Dickie Hudson, Phil Noe, William Stegall, Don Morgan, Fred Reed, Bob Bulleit. Sixth raw: Dixie Kelley, Patsy Jameslglmmy Burruss, Billy Teague, Jimmy Patterson, Warren Tinker, Wayne Rhear, Allan Tinker, Barry Thompson, Tony Parker, die Hamlett, Robert Turner, Aaron Robinson. Left to right, first row: Ann Femstrum, Jackie Fisher, Brenda Brady, Linda Hawks, Alicia Hazlehurst, Linda Gay Smith, Regina Budde, Peggy Hammond, Marilyn Sharpe, Carolyn Robertson, Donna McKellar. Second row: Jerry Sutton, Sandra Stobaugh, Florence Vlfeatherly, Brenda Little, Connye Coppedge, Connie Christie, Coye anppedge, Beith Wyatt, Anne Abernathy, Marie Orrell, Jane Crider, Wanda Grimmer, Jo Anna Davis, Kay Hanebuth, Mary Edna estmorelan . Third row: Brenda Austin, Bonnie Jones, Anna Reed, Carole Flake, Diane Meeks, Carole Jane Hassell, Andrea Given, Linda Couch, Pat Terry, Rosemary Milstead, Alice Mooney, Ann Smith, Zulette Horne. Fuurth raw: Barbara Jo Sullivan, Kay Ingle, Sara Scates, Mary Danner, Suzanne Meriwether, Amy Harris, Adrienne Hatcher, Angeline Frazier, Mary Linda Meeks, Sandy Reinke, Jane Moling. Fifth row: Rena Pipkin, Elizabeth Edenton, John Williams, Fred Reed, Bob Bulleit, Annie Lewis Johnston, Pat Jones, Isabel Bowyer. Sixth row: Robert Mainord, Joe Hearn, Bill Stovall, Bobby Garrard, Mike Danner, Jimmy Breen, John Brickhouse, Franklin Parker, Bill Blackmon, Ben Edmundson, Bobby Ricketts, Don Morgan. unior Cfaddica eslhague President ........... ..... A NNIE LEWIS JOHNSTON Vice-President ..... ............... B OBBY RICKETTS Secretary .......... ...... D ONNA MCKELLAR Treasurer ...... ...... E LIZABETH EDENTON We play a lot but when we're thru We learn of Rome and Romans, too The Junior Classical League is composed of students who are interested in the Latin language and promoting in our school a better knowledge and understanding of this language. The out- standing event of their school year is the annual Roman Banquet. ef 62 ie-- Iwwfflwfzl ,.,,.....,,. ., ,... lX',xx'Nl-1 Rm-Luz I m'-lhwmlrzll ..,,.. .,,. , .....,.. l lll.I. lhvls Srlntflfy-'I'n'f1l11fz1 ..,......,..,. ...., , , ........ ,..,...,, l 'llnznn' R055 'l'l1ry lxwifflz un flu' lllufjlzl fm flu' flfnz In llfflll lfllf flu 3' lltII'1'Illf yr! lf1w:l'11'llm1f':fl-U1 flu' ll'Yl7III 'I 'llnl-xv Sllllll'Ill5 Sill' ilu- UIIVN 111 xIL1lliSUll lllgll llllll- Illlllxl' XlNll.ll Vllllllllltlll pcmilmlrx 'l'l1r-lx' Iwo-lulcl IJl1l'IJUSt' ix to llllllllI'l' Qlaill in UlJl'I'llllllQ lllm' I?I0vl1'l'lUllS Lmcl Quin ! ilJl'llillIl' ln llllg lie-lll ul' xxmlx. rl'l1l'lr NIJUIISUI' ls N112 my la, I-ny.. f' J 1 Wx f W ff l -. I lfiml mm: jiuuny l,Ill.U'I'SOIl, Xvllylll' Rlu-ur, vvLll'I'l'l'1 'lllI1kt'l' Sm-nnfl' mu-.' Mary Arllmr XY11lla11'1-, Rosa-lynn Imwis, Sunrlrn jorlc-s, Peggy Rawls, Linda Rogcrs. Tlninl mzw: Luis Jwllmorl, llrrlmil- Vlll1fIl!'I', Roy 'l'l1Olll2lS Johnsc-y, Jerry l'm-fry, Cfunnlz- lluclsmm. ix :S lfuvrth wsu' Kay l'mve-ll, Szxnclm Smith, Allan lWurr:1y. jzlfkic Stovall, Dnrrrlll llllflllllll, lrzuis Hkrcrcls, Ififflz 7U!,l'. lluyl Ulixl-lx Jim Bull Smith. My Si,x1l1 mzzz' ,Iluuuy Smith, ,Im-fry Iivxms. Iiclwin B4-nm-tt, Bill Davis. Sfwmlfll ww: IIZXIIIPIUII Williams, Cau'tc'r Dyncsius. Q , f ' ol gun-L 'xr' cience 7 4. 02? st -row: lvlumv Robert Kenolsllll Blackmonf V wh fight, fl' - Parka, -uiams, 3 Lcff 20 Frankun ton W1 Lou Llimkjiivl' Robert fxshg?iixI!1Y R0ote,lxthi1m?Nillette. SW T ' Bmw AMS' Aimee, ASO . ow: , . joe 'i9li11ii:iiiug, left to nght. Prexident ............. ........ AL STON WILLETTE Vice-President ...... ........ ....... B ARR Y WIMBERLY Secretary-Treasurer ....... .... ..... ....... J I M MY RooTE This club organized last year has as its purpose, to seek, to understand and apply the practical uses of science in our everyday world. The qualifications for membership are to have completed one year in a scientilic subject and to have maintained an average of 88. -NH 64 ty.. Liquid, Solid, Gaseous matte - Q .- V I 2 Ill -.- :ll .M i X ll I fr- ? Q iii an .N 'II :ei x,vQ W s S . xi, s K fL '- - ,, il-3 ' 1' ffl 4 Lf ru i f .P ggffwgjgs , -1L.f: 17Mr, Q .f ,' .. Y . 4. x , , , I 'a 'Wa 4, ' 4 f m,.f,f .M 'wit ' 4 in.. 'sg v H 7 4,,L.a vw Wt- fx ww? CLA ogorw Januar Mfarzana Selected by the faculty to attend the meetings of the Lions and Rotary Clubs for a one month ' ' ' this time they enjoy the hospitality of the rnembers as well as lea period are these future emzens, During rn about the activities of the clubs. Q Top Row, Left to Right: Bobby Ricketts, Alston Willctte, Harold Gaither, Billy Alvis, Jimmy Wilford, Jerry Teague. Sewnd Row, Left to Right: Buteh Smith. Aaron Robinson, William Whitten, Bobby Garrard. Third Row, Left to Right: Pierce Winningham, Jimmy Roote, Bobby Kendig, Nelson Sipes. Fourth Row, Left to Right: Carey Alper, Jim Bailey, Billy Carver, Tommy Pollard. -aef 651+ .24 66 is-W First fle, front to back: Wanda Boyd, Marilyn Allen, Donna Neal, Bonnie Baker, Sylvia Ousley, Mary Alice Clardy, Linda Hawks, Ann Frost. Second file, front to back: Regina Budde, Sue Homesly, Carol Joy Bryant, Alicia Hazlehurst, Nancy Gay Smith, Beverly Wadley, Martha Anne Hawkins. Third file, front to back: Anna Reed, Andrea Given, Jackie Fisher, Sandra Stobaugh, Carole Griffin, Ann Fernstrum, Sally Ann Baker. Fourth file, front to back: Elizabeth Edenton, Rosemary Milstead, Harriet Rice, Linda Gay Smith, Janet Green, Adrienne Hatcher, Brenda Brady, Clara Barham. Leader: Kay Rodgers 5006! kayak? Queen ,..... , ..................................... KAY RODGERS Maids ....,.. ........ N ANCY FISHMAN, ANN PHILLIPS W m yacbrion diana! They!!! always be true to the Gold and the Black. The Jackson High School Band under the direction of Mr. W. R. Bonson is fast ' becoming the outstanding band in the state. The band, organized in 1946, has '?7,' brought favorable recognition and honor to our school. Each year they play in the Strawberry Festival and for many Civic events. F Drum major: Dan Stone Majorette.r.' Carolyn Robertson, Janette Harrington, Dotty Palmer, Annette Harrington, Nancy Applewhite. Ifirxt row, front to back: Ann Phillips, Butch Rodgers, Jimmy Bishop, Kay Rodgers, Bobby Kendig Dickie Laughlin, Pat Fielding, Nancy Fishman, Betty Marks, Linda Brawner. ' Serond row, front to bark: James Allison, Matt Tomlin, Robby Davis, Jimmy Gilbert, Jimmy Wilford. Toinmy Williams, William Whitten, Valeria Armstrong. f' Y F1 Y Q -X ss 2 There is nothing our band members would lack 9 Q ' Third row, front to back: Charles Marsten, Reggie Horn, David Carlisle, J. L. Whitten, Nolen Whitmire. Cf Jimmy Bullard, Billy Carver. Sara Scales. Fourth row, front to back: James McAfee, Max Haley, John Dudley MeCharen, Frank Allison, Richard Mitch:-ll, Linda Couch, Bobby Haynie, Nonna Wimberly. Fifth row, front to back: Ann Babb, Alvin Horton, Tommy Tate, Bert Clark, Gaston Collins, Jerry Haynie, Becky Laughlin, Ricky Roever, Jo Anna Davis, Wayne Curry. Q Q, . it r - ':ru.ft Seated, left to right: Sara Scates, Kay Rodgers, Ann Phillips, Nancy Fishman, Pat Fielding, Jo Anna Davis, Barbara Steppe, Linda Brawner, Janette Harrington, Carolyn Robertson, Annette Harrington. Standing, left to right: James McAfee, Billy Carver, Jimmy Bishop, Dickie Laughlin, Nolen Whitmire, Richard Mitchell, jimmy Wilford, Wayne Curry, Robert Kendig, William Whitten, Matt Tomlin, Bobby Haynie, Reggie Horn, Burt Clark. I mic aafem President ........... ....... W ILLiAM WHITTEN Vice-President ............ ........... K AY RODGERS Secretary-Treasurer .... .......... A NN PHILLIPS Historian ............... ...... N OLEN WHITMIRE Of Music Masters we all boast Their horns and drums we dig the most. For the musically inclined in our school we have the Music Masters. This group is composed of the students in Mr, Bonson's home room. 68 kb.- fx g i ,I im A l is li ,If We !, x QW- sfi 'A ibm www? Wm M , gfhwiw M ' ., ,W M , 102' fs E4 :V 2 Q fm .,, , bmw I :f-4' fi' 9'v ff -ASQ hw - . mm., S Q 5 IW .a E WY Mi ww-M-, QS' HKS? 'T WJ N -'V ,, Q W3 , x iam X, N l' Q ' J '?f:1ii.AM' UW . ll X - N X X y fr 'A'Z'i! 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P adueah 33 jackson 13 .,.... .Lexington 13 jackson 14 Blytheville 35 jackson 7 ...... , .........,......................................,...............,........,.... ....... U nion City 9 JAMES G. JOYNER-JOHN PECHONICK Coaches First row, left to right: Bill Tubbs, Larry Steed, Larry Moore, Walter Reed, Tommy Gaither, Bobby Brown, Ronnie Sutton, Clark Melton, Alf Barnett. Second row, left to right: Bill Shults, D. D. Coppedge, Bobby Garrard, Mike Danner, James Dunavan, Andy House, Tommy Pollard, Mike Dennis, Bobby Fly, Tommy Rather, Adam Gay, Frankie Davis, William Stegall. llob Medlin. Third row, left to right: Luther Malloy. Phil Noe, Bruce Vestal, Charles Allison, Harold Gaither, Buster Allison, Robert Ashby, Russell Robbins, Dennis Hendrix, jimmy Wallace, David Frye, Albert Arnett, P. V. Mount, Jimmy Seeley. 1 kf,97 s - 3 , 7 4 2? A 3 341 Q3 'if ga Q Hgf fu ,fr rye? 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Freeman and Arnett were selected as members of the All Madison County Team, All West Tennessee Team, All Region 8 Team, Region 8 Toumamcnt Team, Nashville Tennessean State Tournament Team, and the All State Tournament Team. Freeman was also a member of the Naslirdllf' Banner All State Toumament Team. jackson Jackson Jackson Jackson Jackson Jackson Jackson Jackson Jackson Jackson Jackson Jackson Jackson Jackson Jackson Jackson Jackson Jackson Jackson Jackson Jackson Jackson Jackson Jackson 41 ..,..., . 73 ....... ..... 79 49 85 64 55 ..,.... ........ 66 ....... ..... Opponents ........Camden 38 ....Scotts Hill 57 ..........Michie 50 ......,North Side 39 .,...........Parsons 37 .Blytheville 68 U Beech Bluff 595-- ........Malesus 49 jackson Jackson Jackson Jackson Jackson 68. 55 61 .......... 94 Jackson 83. Jackson 66. Jackson Jackson 70 71.. Opponents ........Malesus 58 ...........Milan 49 ..Humboldt 635 ..............Parsons 54 ....Henderson 46 Beech Bluff 70' ...........Bemis 47 ..........Pinson 49 X. 57 ....... .......,..... P aducah 765' Jackson 58 ,.,.......................,........... Union City 47 81 ....,.. ......... H untingdon 36 DISTRICT 31 65 ...,... ......... M cKenzie 56 Jackson 62 .............................,.............. Malesus 45 70 ....... .....,,... C entral 46 Jackson 55 ,............................................. Bemis 50 74 ...,... ....,,...... P inson 58 Jackson 55 ...................................... Lexington 63 63 ....... ............. C entral 56 REGION 8 65 ....... ..,.....,..., T rcadwell 44 Jackson 55 ....... ......................,,...... S avannah 42 54 ....... ........ F ather Ryan 49 Jackson 59 .............................................. CBHS 52 63 ..,.... ..,............ B olton 52 Jackson 61 ...............,...................... Adamsville 53 64 ,,...... .....,.......... M ilan 43-- STATE TOURNAMENT 65 ....... ....... I .cxington 735. Jackson 75 ............................ McMinn County 63 70 ....... .....,. N orth Side 42 v Jackson 51 ........................................ Blountville 46 54 ........ ........... B emis 59' Jackson 54 ........... ........,.. ............ H i llsboro 60' 53 ......,. ........ H enderson 35 Jackson 73 ................................ Meigs County 82 70 ,.,.... ......... I ,exington 65 1'Denotes defeats-32-10 -..gt 79 Q' , 15 W 1 r: - . M., 'u't X A Q1 V af , A N X X vw K F ,aj 'N 1 W f e , M, M A ee 'X M gx 7 , - ga5Lef6a! lam W . W Left' tb right: Zulette Horne, Canola Jane Hassell, Co-Capt., Gloria L Sykes, lCo-Capt., Angeline Frazier, Betty Arrington, Dorothy Hicks, Annie W Lewis Johnston, Jada Sykes, Nell Sutton, Kay Parham, Pat 1 Kimbggol, Laura Witherspoon. vw in ga5LefLaf KAGBPLGJZP5 Top to bottom: Carla Wuerpel, Saily Sanders, Barbara Baird, Carolyn Robertson, Diane Meeks, Linda Vandiver. K Left to right, front row: Betty Arrington, Angeline Frazier. Gloria Sykes, Carole Jane Hassell, Zulette Home Dorothy Hicks. Second row: Nell Sutton, Jada Sykes, Kay Parham, Put Kimbricl, Laura YN'itherspoon, Annie Lewis Johnston -sq sz jackson Jackson Jackson Jackson Jackson Jackson Jackson Jackson Jackson Jackson Jackson Jackson Jackson Jackson Jackson Jackson Jackson Jackson Jackson Jackson Jackson Jackson Jackson Jackson Jackson gm f galieflaf am jackxonls Opponent? Score SL-ore ....,..,51 28,....... 6Q,....... 66,...,... .,....,.57 ....,.,.-H ....,...37 .,.,...,45 37........ ,,......'l9 ........28 55.,...,.. 4Q...,..., 58 ......,.49 ..,.....53 55........ ..,.....57 ..,.....35 48..,,.... 74 DI STRICT TOURNAMENT .,,,....6O 73.....,,. Opponents Camden Scotts Hill Michie Northside Parsons Beech Bluff Malesus .. .... Pinson Milan Lexington ,. Northside Bemis Henderson Lexington Malesus Milan Parsons Henderson Beech Bluff Bemis Pinson Union City Beech Bluff Northside 'This they all with a joyful mind, Bear through life like a torch in flame And falling, fling to the hoxt behind- Play up! Play up! and play the game! -Henry Newbolt In memory of the former students of jackson High who have made the supreme sacrifice on the battle fields of the world that we here at home might play. is R 1 J JACKSON LODGE NUMBER 192 Mneuoknl .xdnel ,Q-ofecfiue Urcler of UNITED STATES OF AMERICA PRESENTS THE AWARD Fon THE BEST ALL-ROUND ATHLETE TO arofel gaifher Pnsvxous AWARDS Bobby Lewis Ross .......... 1953 Bobby L. Beare, III ...... 1954 jimmy Poteete .............. 1955 .M we M awww X W f-' , I W X - Egg M,, wa NEW - -Q' '1.- W.. Weak ' -wmw fjfgfjjjq Rig, rxrwfwfwrxfwg-w,fw,f1 iM ' ..., H if +151-af .X f 4 -J 5... aw' E CO-EDS SUPERVISE SETTING THE TYPE THE STAFF TAKES OVER THE PRESIDENT'S OFFICE. PRINT IT GOOD, MR. I I ui H l ,K PRESSMAN! X .PRINTED on sf' MERCER Mc C0 WAT- PRESS. ..,4 BSP-- 4x-m.., X., f ONYOUR' T e i 1 , , g N55 I 1 1 4 ' ' 'SX G RATBNUAT 1 0 N W W fm W W M W N V M ! aww . j ASQQQ !VNV5g ,X JFI6 N? f! LEPHONE AND TELEGRAPH COMPANY LLL!! 5 M... ' ai ' o You will receive a friendly and cordial welcome ai' The Nafional Bank of Commerce in Jackson. 34 Banking Services Available for Your Benefit l905 - Our Fiffy-Firsl' Year - l956 cztiofzczl O ANIQFCUMMERCE Member Federal Reserve Sysfem 'k Member Federal Deposif Insurance Corp. flaw. , 1- .A -, -.:.-,ziiff Haig' -.'if...M AE771,'5..r.L,5gL...., JK-,-. ..'.:qf: QQ- .4g' ..,, --,gs 'Zh'-. ' azz.. m 'izffv Y. O CXOVAPLACKXOSQ 155 gi '1 Y X Ni NWO? Ov 5x0Of?,vWx6s'5 PN. QXQYQ' XPCLS X4 P .cg N ww X 129 xfjcig O? W N ,. ,A ,gi gg .'f5:fgE?!-L'i:Z-.-:.- , . ,. 'ff' - ' -:if.':'fQ2n?31.3:Q2g3Q--.1'.'2--.2-2.1.-.-. ' H. . , . iff Wien Zaadafg THINK THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF JACKSON .ltleaclcjuarferd Ku' jacbon .S7cL0o!.S?uz!enf5 89 B+ ST Z?anLing C4455 af file ecorw! Wafiona QUESTION: IF we deposi+ ihis money how do we know ii' will be here when we wanl if? ANSWER: Uncle Sam says he will guaran+ee up +o SlU,O00.00. How much more are you going 'ro pui in? QUESTION: Would you really finance lhe purchase of a ho?-rod au+omobile7 ANSWER: Well-maybe-if 'Phe 'ierms could be made +0 mee? our requiremenfs. Complimenfs of The Second ational Bank of Jackson Eslablished I 886 We are banking on Jackson +390 +3.70 Member F.D.l.C. I 0,3 You can't beat that for looks, Bob. Right you are, Jim, Bob replies with a smile of satisfaction. This is the kind of rugged tweed I like in a sport coat. Yes, young men find what they're J f p looking for . . . Style, Quality and Il, J Value in University Club Clothes at ,ff Holland's Store for Men. 1 1 . -C l 'WM'-, NNN-Xe., Lf' A Cffffvtx , ,W C 4' J A ,,,,, ,J l p ,V,, C A . -:1, dl X C is 2-' e-5 iss ,fl f'f'l.,?i 6,1 if qkhv .At sis.ns esW.i lull f s sts 11 E gf .. 4 A llll mis A A ' ... 2 I it of ' M-M-1flss-ts., Jinlillil .6 4-: if ,fi Mgkxl-C K Xxx There's fun-ito galore ahead for i VX ,R Diane and Constance in color splashed , it ' X Italian play clothes by Phil Rose. X X QQ See these and all the newest X 7 fashions under the sun in Holland's yi Sportswear Shop. ', -'Dt ' w ox ko Youth looks to Hollandlv for io' -O.: The New in Fashion 0 ia if l f A ff I wife-- for the finest in quality and workmanship it's I 'HEH0USE0F CARPETS - DRAPERY - FURNITURE - LAMPS - ACCESSORIES Compliments Compliments of of Kappa Chi . Haynes Sorority Distributing Co. af 92 Complimen+s of MUMINUIVI FOIlS, INC. I . Drink Compliments Rosen-3650-nC6 'n YOU! liall lol Inncvl llhlll H939 rox nes1AunANr Complimenfs of 203 E TM ' as TUCHFELD'S Jackson, Tennessee Smad Apparel Ed.S 84 CO-Ed 26U e .960 gd COG!!! CO. 0f1.,CLs.,,,, e,,ee -if 94 pw- New southern Every Thursday Nighi ls Family Nighf An Alberi Noe Hofel Remember also Jackson's Firsf Shopping Conhr The Read House. ychaiwanooga For All Kinds of Food A+ Everyday Low Prices The Ownesboro. Owensboro, Ky. Complimenis of IRVING HARRIS, Manager TENNESSEE DIVISION L. 0. BALHIUR CUMPANV Maurice Building Jackson, Tenn. Manufaciuring Sialioners for THE SENIOR CLASS 1' 'PI95 B'- To The Next Town or Across The Na+ion-- O O llontmontal Trallwa s THE SMARTEST DISTANCE BETWEEN TWO POINTS TOUR SERVICE PACKAGE EXPRESS CHARTER SERVICE YOUR CONTINENTAL TRAILWAYS DEPOT IS LOCATED AT 2I3 SO. MARKET ST. PHONE 7-I503 , , Con 'r tulation First Methodist Church to +heg.lss of F56 Choir School hom Jackson, Tennessee Dr. Aclolphus Gilliam, Pastor' ,gf 96 tg..- use NATURAL GAS Jackson-S for Larges+ Aufomofive Cen+er Cooking Clofhes Drying Wa+er Heafing Air Condifioning Refrigerafion Heafing West Tennessee Gas Co. Q - I e U NJ. A -Wifi' ' ? d-' ,-' R 5 X I I F we 9 W x N- ,ai a 1 A F . r e TF? L N N , X X, AX ssgwf A A' gs-fi AWN gf Y KS. is x a - 1 .Q H? ,...,.w si! 2 ,rg Q.. 5 A - mmm A gl, V, KN on-wr.: an-or 1. num 1 , ' ? X S W4 e,...e -, A sieve-Q 'ngufsfi as Make Sure lf's Electric PATENTED PRODUCTS OF QUALITY Universal Ford Culfivaiors Complimenfs Consirucfion Sieel gf Complimem les Reinke of Buick Company J0hll Williams Steel W0 k5 257 Wen Lafayetfe Phone 2-3426 ,gf 98 13..- Mullens Plumbing Company PLUMBING AND HEATING Lulher Mullens Phone 7-lO7l 508 Soulh Royal S+ Jackson, Tenn. Compliments of Dick Williams Service Station and Garage 394 Poplar Phone 2-498i Jackson, Tennessee Complimenls of H M F I h I C W. CRANE - - 9 Sent H UIHPHHY .2:::':.:::s?::' Phones: 2-I893 Whelffsale A., :ae CANDIES 84 TOBACCOS John ' awe' .NSUMNTE c'lRMlf3ff'llAlME..f,. l IO W. Main Sl. Phone 7-l46l MM M15 i G' s'a ' jam N J - M 'awe M5 Compliments ol i Compliments Austin And Fowler of USED CARS Your Local Raymond Austin, George Fowler-Owners F. W. Hwy. 45 South Phone 7-0998 Compliments ol Compliments of l. W. Scott, Distributor Sullivan's N Q Pm Shop Jackson, Tennessee of :oo is--M Compnmenfs Complimenfs of of Tennessee Pump And GEURGHNNA Supply Ce. MNH Complimenfs J. C. Edenten C0 wnolfsmf enocfns 'A' Branches MI I-I b Icl+ B II Rply C 'r MeGElE-RUSS Hardware Co. h M J k 's Hardware Deparfmenf S'rore Magnolia,- S vice ls Our Id I IDEM' c:Ompr.men+s of PLUMBING 8: HEATING Southern Supply Company CUMPANY Your Link . . . wifh The manufa T Complimenfs Complimenfs of MiEi'EfE?fJfI!ff Qwf oflwfef of 'Si B+ Q , its ' C 5 as . i T :Im 472 ' EI. 5 Q 1:2 C - ' mm ww? ' S ig l,,..ii ' Il-u ' I , 5 gi' ...Q yo? -gas .f ,ar M' - li' N Q. . , I I 4' v 'RMP '. '5 , X4 I .i K i .. ,,,x t -f is H, Q ' ' i ,, f' E - :'l' N S N X I- -f I I . .LE or-wil... ,.i, . - . ..: ' K 'flea 'f it C - I N I ':-'- Compliments of Compllmenfs of Yates Town and Country Market I4-OI East Chester Jackson. Tennessee Wells and lassiter llairy Compliments of Teague and Stewart Pan-Am Distributors Compliments of J. ll. Bradford Co. Member of New York Stock Exchange Hunter Baird. Manager LAUNDERETTE AT HIICKSVILLE Compliments Compliments Ol of JIMMY SIMMONS MGCAI-I--HUGHES THE NEW ON MAIN p NOLEN'S 4 SUB DEB SHOP BOY'S SHOP SLIPPER SHOP Ioa Ia. Compliments ol Delta Beta Sigma lIarpenter's local 259 Theta lm' Chapter 203If2 N. Markef Phone 7-3561 National Prep School Sorority Townsend Electric COmp'i 'enlS of Motor Shop Midwest ELECTRIC MoToRs Dairy products REWINDING-REBUILT-New J k T Compliments Compliments of of the Big Hat Cafe Central Beverage South Side Fruit Stand C0mPanY C. E. Gay, Sr.. Prop. -ef no4 gaw- MUIIBI CD., IIIII. West Tenn. Business College, Inc. Jackson' Tenn' Offering courses in secreharial, sfenographic, jumor accoun+,iMgher accounnng, Buineu Mandadumm M AdnnnkhaHom ogke macMnes Sou+h's Finesf Flour, Corn Meal, Sfock and Kendrick Koger Pres. POUHTY Feedl' Conrid Smifh. Vice-Pres. A150 me home of Martha whne nw Phone 7-439i Maurice Bldg. Jackson. Tennessee Locefed in 'Phe hear? of fha ferrifory we servo 'Eg M? we iii' IWW , Q Q nw 1, .- N ,.--- . M f fx ,fe f ',....:fvy I st ! E is ee: 5122121 E :'- f I ' f ii i if :W :q V . ,e n . U A U Q efe,f e ' e gill q ee compnfmems of TH ETA KAPPA CMEGA --eq sos Ja-H Compliments ot . Compliments ot 8: . CU. C, little PAINT-WALLPAPER VENETIAN BLINDS Institutional Food Wood-Mosaic Co. Suppligg Incorporated I IO Wilson Avenue f P, O. BOX 4lI Phone 2-4561 HARDWOOD - LUMBER Distributor ot Community Club Brand t Williams Street Phone 7-853l Compliments Compliments of of THE CAMERA SHOP LEHNING PHARMACY 927 Highland Phone 7-6774 Compliments of Your DeSoto-Plymouth Dealer Sales-Service 306 E. Main St. 5I4 Poplar Phone 2-3836 Phone 7-4433 ...gt 106 tg..- Compliments ot S. M. lawrence Co. West Jackson Baptist Your lGEl Deaef Church Telephone 7-8536 532 E. Chester Compliments of The I. T. Grocery , Food You Will Enioy Jackson High Plenty ot Free Parking-Free Delivery P -II A Phone 2-257I 400 Poplar St. e e e L. E. Thomason, Owner CC 'fi 'e 't ANDERSON AND O'BANNON'S Y POLLARD'S PHARMAC 425 East Chester St. Jackson, Tennessee , THE FRANCES SHOPPE Compllmenls Ladies' Ready-To Wear JACKSON SAWMILL CO.. INC. Fashionable Apparel Moderately Priced ll2 N. Church Phone 7-I62l --sw:-f IO7 ia- 9 Saunder s FLOWER 84 GIFT SHOP 7I6 W. Forest lAcross from Jackson-Madison Counfy Hospifall Phone 2-2556 7-338I Amco Feed Stores Wayne Liveslock 84 Poulfry Feeds IZ3 W. College Phone 7-353i laycook Printing Co. Besl Equipped Small Prinfing Plan? in Soufh Church Sireef, Soufh ol Chesfer Jackson, Tenn. 9 .lackson's Leading Shoe Siore IO9 E. Main Convenienf Charge Accounfs HARLAN'S GULF SERVICE Highland and McCowa+ Phone 7-0786 Experl' Wheel Balancing Luloricafion by Mo+o-Sway PRONTO PUP DRIVE-IN A Treai 'ro Ea? A+ Hicksville NEII. BIVENS GROCERY 81 MARKET FRUITS - MEATS - VEGETABLES 434 Pres+on S+. Phone 7-2638 Complimenis of WILSON-GEYER CO. -3:0819-D E. C. Martin, Gen. Manager ooiiciifif PRODUCTS CUMIYANY Baker's ESSO Station LIGHTWEIGHT MASONRY BLOCKS Moo Highland Jackson' Tenn' SOEEIT BLOCKS SPLIT BLOCKS Phone 7'624' X511 HMV: if K L Ax.. B? -4' Compliments of Johnson Memorial Presbyterian Church J. MILLEN LOONEY, MINISTER You are invi+ed +o worship with us. Sunday School 9:45 A.M. Compliments Ol Hiram's Restaurant Worship Services l0:45 A.M. and 7:30 P.M. Comphmenfs Compliments of of C. A. MCKENZIE GROCERY MODEL CLEANERS 8: HATTERS 457 Lexington Ave- 397 S. Royal at Madison Phono 7-4276 Jackson' Tenn' MULLINS GARAGE B SERVICE STATION C,,m,,,i,,,,,n,S Cushman Motor Scooters-Power Lawn Mowers of Sales-Service iaoz Highland Phono 7-sm Mcl-El-l-ANS -Bi :ov BA- DIAMONDS - WATCHES SILVER - CI-IINA - CRYSTAL L. P. JACKSON QuaIi+y Jewelers DRINK , I ' -- if? j -I tg 2' he We Qbmeppez , .uv ' if' I I- . 'jr .warn ' e 5 I'- . ' 'ai .4 III R' IX .jj Lgx mv' I 1 ,. ' I ' f ,gr ,I PIII! 0 gg kixxxvrrlril LIH For Life! 245 Couriesy of McMILLAN ELECTRIC CO. Prospeci Phone 7-3366 Leon McMillan, Owner CompIimen'I's of A FRIEND W.J.A.K. Tops in Rhyihm and Blues i460 on your diaI Comphrnenis of MIDTOWN MOTEL Telephone in each room Thermosiai' in each room HARLEY DAVIDSON MOTORCYCLES Models I23 I-Iummer, I65 Ic.h. 81 74 f I . . . Pads and Service 3, Accessori Five Fioors oi Fine Furmiu 1 ,SIE 5 Smith Furniture Company 1 LIAKIQIQE S Jackson, Tennessee A HJ X, A , viv 'xx If 'T'-he X - ffva mfs., i T. wie P7-TI ee '- 'ie -ITLQH T?lfI ' III Q -QQ. . I DX - W i A One of fha Sou+h's Leading Furnifure Stores Wilson Uutdoor Equipment 47 Shadowlawn Drive Phone 2-3IIl -eq I no 1 if iii ,......,..,. -.Q--q - Q. -. , -- , ,.,,:m.vef Y . if -i F5 C - I TNQ if ff ,.f5. . s, . , if L ' Lil ,,.l..rg, ' ! ,f J raii, - i 5 U' , Q 4 ii SF- ' i 1, l f id ' MlllER l MBER CUMPA Y, I C. Williams Sfreel' PHONE 2-376I Cornplimenls of , FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Jackson, Tenn. Complimenls of Tisdale's Transfer Sr Storage Company 246 W. Main, P.O. Box I749 Jackson, Tennessee Phone 2-3336 Local and Long Disrance Moving Complimenls of Union University Cy Arnold, Owner Pan-Am Product of U. S. Royal Tires and Tubes Phono 7-9976 Poplar and Lambufh Open 24 hours a day Every'rl1ing +o Clean Any+l1ing WEST TENNESSEE PRODUCTS COMPANY Phone 7-20l5 Complimenfs of S. H. KRESS Serving Jackson and Surrounding Aron Over 50 Years aliflllfiw- CO. Complimenfs of Crack Building G. H. ROBERTSON CO. HARDEMAN MUSIC COMPANY C0mF'll 'e'i Sof Sw l+Wi+l1 Music T. D. GAITHER 81 SON vim. 7-32:1 H2 N. Labmy SHEET METAL WQRKS Complimenfs of Complimenfs of HARRIS-FANNING GMC SALES 384 S. Royal SI. V Jackson, Tenn. Gasfiliii 8OiSlegnSeTires Phones 7-858I-7-8582-2-9I03 Complimenfs PAT 81 MIKPS LEXINGTON INN of eooo Fooo Fora Less THE GLAIVIOR SHOP Where all sludenfs love +o gol' Complimenls RUSSELL-MAYFLOWER gf RUSSELL TRANSFER COMPANY Telephone 7-I496 Il7 E. College JOLLY CHOLLY Jackson, Tennessee Eperf Lubrication Mobil Gas 8: Mobil OI Complimenfs Phone Nm! of SAM2S SERVICE STATION ires-Bafferies-Accessories JACKSON suPPLY coMPANY You' Ca'!Z.Za'5.f3i.fu' ms I40l Highland Jackson, Tenness -af Il2l5v--- J. T. MORGAN PLUMBING CO. High Qualify Worlcmanship Reasonable Prices SAM BERGEL AUTO PARTS Telephone 2-347I C0mP'Tme +S STEEL'S CAFE of zzz N. church SIGMA PHI oMEeA FRATERNITY .M our New Dining Room Complimenfs of Cusfom Termife Confrol STANDARD DRUG STORE PY Drugs, Founfain Service, Sandwiches Marke+ 81 Lafayeffe Sfreefs Phone 7-3274 Cornplimenfs of FRANK NAEF BODY SHOP JAMES T. GAITHER SHEET METAL WORKS 349 N. Church S+. Phono 2-IBS! Complimenfs of PASCHALL GROCERY Complimenfs of ROBINS CIGAR COMPANY -urn COmP'1m'S compuamenfs of of GRIFFIN FUNERAL I-IoIvIF FRANKLANU5 44' E' Cheder Marine? and Chesfer Phone 7-5573 Neil, 5 C H0 YQ .477 +5fll315v Complimenfs of Shop LIFE AND CASUALTY INSURANCE CO. HUDSONIS M. M. Anxczzrson, Mgr. b H J ThC. D. Ousley, Sfaff Mgr. For The Bed Teen.Age Records 'nga Camppzoke0f.485Io 'Age IS sos Lafayei-Ie sf. Phone 7-389i Compnmems Pmxsron s. scnuccs, Inc. gf Rexall Drug Store JACKSON CIVITAN CLUB Phone 7-4453 I I7 N. Liberfy Sfreef OWEN GROCERY 81 MARKET FREE DELIVERY Complimenfs of Cam b H81 Kin Sn. Ph n 2-331:-2-3312 D 6 Q 0 as ROYAL STEAK HousE Air Condifioned for Your Comfor+ Ask for MocIels-Ar+s-- Craffs- S+amps- Games JACKSON PACKING COMPANY Brand Producfs THE HOBBY CENTER Louis and Juani'I'a Reihammer 309 E. Main S+. Across from Cify Hall Complimenfs of N. C. EDWARDS MOTOR COMPANY 81 GREEN VALLEY FARM :Q Complimenfs of LUCILLE CLEANERS Complimehfs Complumenh of KEMP'S JAMES SHOE HOSPITAL SHELL SERVICE STATION -4311439 Q.- Complimenfs Compliments of of FOSTER'S GULF sTATloN FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Lexingfon ai' Hayes Complkmenfs o E. Complimenfs of Ag 'cYfi'1pe'vI5 ' THE HOLIDAY INN PILOT INSURANCE OO. Compliments Compliment of of REMNANT HQUSE H. W. SMITH PLUMBING AND 'Io W- I-'f'Y'H' HEATING SUPPLY CO. Compimenfs Complimenfs of o FANNYE 5'-'gp HIGHLAND GROCERY '07 E- Main 935 Highland Phone 7-1591 Phone 7-I-106 'bf' Complimenfs of Complimenfs of THE JEWEL BEAUTY SHOP Hicksville Gulf WFSCRBI' Service Phono 7-0936 CompIimenfs of Complimenfg JACKSON MARBLE s. I of GRANITE WORKS -'OES CAFE 4EIIl5Ib- Cornplimenls ol Complimenls of -I-llElEAgOCh5:iiY Carl'er's Gulf Super Slalion Phone 7-6734 Jackson, Tenn. Royal al Lefayelile Your Home Complefe-Building Maferial-Eleclri I Plumbing and Healing Equipmenf HOME BUILDERS SUPPLY and CROCKERS PLUMBING AND HEATING O W k M i Crocker wners: . O. Croc er, orrs Supplies Phone 7-9030 3I4 Poplar Sfreef CROWDER FEED MILL Jef. Highway 45 81 I8 Phone 7-6732 Cusfom Grinding and Mixing We will buy your grain EP I' 014 The Lighl' Refreshmen 1' G. L. 8: HUGH YARBRO Real Esfafe Brokers-Appraisers Phone 7-8707-7-6628 Flowers For All Occasions WILLIAMS FLORIST Phone 7-0258 Complimenfs of R. R. Sfephenson Conslrucfion Co. Complimenfs of HANDY ANDY FOOD MARKET Fancy Groceries, Fresh Meals, and Vegelables Complimenls of EAST CHESTER AUTO SERVICE Phones 7-4676--7-3325 l73 Campbell Sfreef Complimenls of Complimenls ille of SPUDNUT MORRIS PEST CONTROL .eg lI613e-B-- STOUT'S PHARMACY For Prescripfions-Free Delivery 7I4 Wes+ Forest Phone 7-7277 Complimenls ol WONDER BREAD-HOSTESS CAKE Compliments of CHARLIE'S DRIVE-IN Ernest Thomason Service S+aI'ion 409 Hollywood Drive Phono 2-9257 Free Pick-Up and D I ery Complimenls of ROBER'I S JEWELRY STORE Jackson's Fines+ Dry Cleaning WEST SIDE CLEANERS Phorie 7-9679 Highway 45 al' Bemis Infersecfion Complimenlf, of VOGUE BEAUTY SHOP Phone 2.1 no: H-24591 EAT TOM'S TOASTED PEANUTS Complimenfs of VINEYARD'S FLOWER 8: GIFT SHOP Say If With Flowers 320 E. Lafayofh Phone 7-749l Complimenfs of BOSWELL INS. AGENCY 209 Pyfhian Bldg. Bebe Boswell Taylor Robinson Complimenfs of BLACK AND WHITE STORE BRANCI'I'S STUDIO COMMERCIAL AND PORTRAITS Preslon af Whifehell Phone 7-5828 Complirnenls of COCHRANS GROCERY CwrYwplim6'r1Ia of Phone 7-IOI6 828 E. Chesler THE BOOTERY 3RA5HER'5 COOPER 81 COMPANY Home of Neon Signs Had. Scheffner 8: Marx Clolhes 99 Sfale Sfreei Phono 2-236i -.-quark Complimenfs Zppg FOODS f O Balfimore and Church HAROLD E. WEST DRUGS Jackson, Tenn, Bemis, Tennessee Phone 7-030l Charlie Travis-Allie Lee Travis Phone 2-489I Phono 7-0504 I23 Peabody KENNETH R. GRISSOM General Confracfor Residenfial - Commercial Jochen. Tenn. Complimenfs of J. CARL DAVIS BODY WORKS Complimenfs of THE JACKSON TRADES AND LABOR COUNCIL Parficular People Pafronize PARK LAUNDRY-CLEANERS Comrjimenh Compimenfs OMAR-STANFILL USED CARS 2,5 Poplar PAUL COFFMAN P. . E' H' JOHNSON .. . eLEN-MoRE CLOTHING co. alnhng - Paper Hanging - Floor Fmrshmg ZI4 N' Market St 627 Burkeff Phone 2-3378 Jackson Tonneau ,Tadory io yo Jackson, Tennessee ' Complimenfs of LANIER FUNERAL HOME Easf Balfimore JEWEll MAINURD Tire Service Wesf Main Phone 7-2643 m-sprays., ARCADE SEWING SHOP Simpson Cenfer Maferials--Nolions-Simplicily Paflerns Various Sewing Services Cuslom Made Bells-Covered Buflons BASFORD 8: WALDEN FURNITURE CO., INC. Household Furnilure li Electrical Appliances Phone 2-3395 Ill E. College Sf. Jackson, Tennessee JOHN M. CADE Insurance Agency. Inc. All Kinds of Insurance Phone 7-2426 SUPER-COOLA Makes a Cool I-lil Wilh All High Schools Dislribufed In Six Refreshing Flavors By BAXTER SMITH COMPANY 25I W. Balfimore Jackson. Tenn. Complimenfs of R. C. Hodge Grocery 8: Merkel' I548 Easf Chester Complimenls of W. W. SCATES 81 SONS Radialor and Wrecker Service 3l8 Poplar Sl. my mn. 2-won Night Phone 2-zm compnme y compumenfs of of HAYS AVENUE PHARMACY GarreH s Plumbing and Healing iz., 104 N. Royal Phone 7-90I6 Hays .+ num. Jackson. Tm. W. P. Dabney 8: Son Incorporaled Compllmenis Furnifure. Rugs, Sfoves And Hofpoinl' Appliances 209-2l5 N. Church Sf. DICK CLIPPARD, INC. Lincoln - Mercury Phones 7-55l6-7-55l7 Jackson, Ten We Service Models Complimerils Complimenls of of WHI DAIRY P AMERICAN Leonora Complimenls of MUTUAL MARKET Complimenfs of THE COMMERCIAL NEWS-STAND CITY PIG Aaron Slubblefielcl-Owner Specializing in Plale Lunches CARROLL PURE OIL STATION Gas-Oils-Accessories-Tires-Tubes Large Variety Vegetables H. E. Carroll. MGMQGI' No A'C 'IC V '9'5 5 d soo Highland Ave. Jackson mn. Open 6 A.M. fo 8 P.M. 208 Easl College Phan, 1.s12l --41193. .- C0mPlfme'1+S DANIEL 8: McDANlEL of Aulo Clinic Scienfific Mofor Tune-Up Visuallner Wheel Allgnmenf and Balance -'Cone Wgfh fha Curl on Topn Lu+her Daniel I452 E. Chef Jackson, Tennessee Complimenls of Complgmenfs Eli WEH Cigar Co. of Tenn., Inc. Of 524 Easl Clnesler Sfreel Jackson' Tennessee Taysfee Bread 8: Grennan Cakes TENNESSEE VALLEY LIFE C Pl f A Soullme-rn lnslllullon of For Soullwern People Jackson' Tenn- Shoes for Men and Women Complimenfs of ANTlCS OF ANlTA Radio Sfafion WTJS Jackson. Tennessee 1 4 N ..... , Complimenls of C I om imenfs BLUE RIBBON MILLING co. Z, Blue Ribbon Feeds A FRIEND 360 Scoll Slreel Complimenls of J. 81 W. SUPER MARKET 718 Foresl Complimenfs of MOSES AUTO PARTS 529 E. Chesfer Sf. Complimenls of MIKE GLYNN 8: SON Complimenfs of DIXIE CREAM BAKERY Complimenfs of BUTTS PRODUCE CO. MATLOCK MOTORS 440 Poplar Sfreef Jackson, Tennessee .gf '20 gg..- K 33' ma Water On a hilltop of our city, Near the northem heights Proudly stands our Alma Mater Sending forth its light. Service ever be our watchword Love of knowledge, too. With better minds and sounder bodies We are loyal, true. Hail! to thee, our Alma Mater Dear ole Jackson High. Thanks for all the happy memories As the years go by. fm 9 W 3 is ,, 4 , v. 'L ' . E n 5 L Q1 ,ki K s ' -Hb E ,, 1 , A . -we fi' ff' is .N 4 X Q 1 ,K i ig si . 'P P Q, 5' t sl: T A W. SQUXES gvom 'lv QQQXXYS was Pix XXQWSYXANSSE A im Q, EJ , ww v-Q. ' MQ., ,4-, ,, ,. W, J: K V, M '31 -L rf Q' A I V .., M , qu ,. +N.wW2 ,Hn ,,,,, N, f K. A, KL -1 UV. W 5, ww. ' .0 I J . . ,. , ,M NW- if ,,, ,, ,,:,, -f-- Ng . V1 'fi 4 M , Q , A. A 4 Sw w Q . . W . H..-'. il, ' 4 ,im ,,. -, Zufographs 'f i?f+ wE'f93f?ifi'ifl?3f'f 1 :M Q. v .3 Q M yfjxgg, A in W 1,3 Y A .rw i f xx ,,.gR ,j 'C 3 ,f K , , wax 1 . -x M ,A gk Aga: ,A was XS, W gh fax. 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