Jackson High School - Tatler Yearbook (Jackson, TN)

Text from Pages 1 - 138 of the 1958 volume:

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L. WHITTEN ALVIN WHORTON MARGARET WHYBREW BRENDA WILLIAMS Row 10: JIMMY WILLIAMS KAREY WILLIAMSON JOE WOOD BEVERLY YATES '05 35 Gs- 12 gf 'feffgf 5 ff .4 A nf Q, if 3 QQ ,.-1' - ff V' page 7 page 12 page 44 page 70 page 82 page 92 . Y -V X, o f ',,,,f E ' 'f--we-n. ,. 4-'W Q in 5 We 'Q , fv-Aint' M 5 M an +4 -S2 iv I, ., wiki: Wx .Nf. Q, I Y ' m UL ' ' X risk - xy .rr QL 'T ' 1 7 sf - P .-4,ef.z ,Q .. xrprx , I 9- ' Q45 A . 'Q 5 , 1vi'x 6l. . ' ini Q ,27afif'1 -f 5' -'qu 4 4 V.. Q11 ' 1 .0 New ' X ms . M- , W Q., S . W 1 -Q wuawvM'Q'P? Q ' - vxwq,N , Hr , ' Im! . A ,Q s , M eg lf. X 'A 'W d?gw w M U ff y .M A .. -M.: an K- 'X' Q , . ' WZ X. B 4 is F' i z- I , - , ,,, M My ,--MWA . -- VY Www. D. E. RAY, Supw1'r11wzdw1t of Salzoofx Qfjflfl Administration . . C. I. IIVCKABA. Pr frzfipal P D MARJORIE HUNT, English H. C. IVEY, Metal Shop f458Gv RUSH CLIFFORD, JERLINE STYERS, W. R. BONSON, Mf6hH'1fUfll Dfflllfiflg, Secfgtayy Band Coach, Phyxxcnl Education i 2 'Ksgf FAYE ETHERIDGE, TOM FANN, MRS. ALTA FRIZEMAP Evqlwll Biology, World Hixtory, lllatlzcmnticx Coach THE FACU LTV JOHN PECHONICK, MRS, MARTHA FOLK, ROBERTSON, ftu Science, Coach English Social Science ' --V 41. . EMMA INMAN MRS. VIVIAN MARGARET WINTI WILLIAMS, WIMBERLY, Social Science American History English ELIZABETH ED CROOM, MARY DOAK, ETHERIDGE, Jinributiue Education Home Economics Modern Languages -T JAMES G. JOYNER, Latin, Physical Education, Coach J, B. FRYE, MRS. ESTELLE HELM MRS LAVERNE HODGE , ' . . ' 1Uafl1cmaf1r.r, Englixh, Alathematics Llbfllfllln Drivcr Training ....1958.... R R' MRS. MARGARET ROBERTSON, JOHN RUKAVINA, SHELTON, zmercialD1'pa1tment Mathematicx Commercial Department TURY OMAN, Biology -Sing FH ANN VVORTHY, MRS. YVILLIE HENRY, MRS. LUCILLE lzysical Education Dietician HAYDEN, Dietician '439Gv ll -n Left top: Shirley Bradley, Nancy Green, G, G. Dolbeer. Elizabeth Edenton, Jennie Moore, Brenda Brady, Crntrr topffirsf row: Peggy Wilson. Ruth Olivis, Pailtie Arnolfl. Maury' Frziiifes Gill. Joy Travis. Amy Harris, Barbara Steppc, Reba Hollowell. Iatler literar Staff w S52 il' . f- ,........-1-dl Second row: Ann Ragan. Faith Dunn, Loraine Martin, Nancy Siler, Mcrlyn W'illiams. Patsy Hinton, Margaret Lutrell, Joy Moore, Lharlotte Irvin. Third row: Phil Hassell. Benjamin Eclmundson, Johnny Englert. Frank McCaskill, Galen Hammond. IVayne Johnson. Lower left: Alieia Hazlvhurst, Anne Alu:-rnathy, Miss W'illiams, Carol Grithn, Charlotte Jones. CO-EDITORS: Carol Griffin and Anne Abernathy SPONSOR: ASSISTANT EDITORS: Charlotte Jones and Alicia Hazlchurst Miss Emma Inman IVil SENIOR EDITOR: Bonnie Baker JUNIOR EDITOR: Sally Baker SOPHOMORE EDITOR: Martha Hawkins SCHOOL LIFE EDITORS: Brenda Brady, Elizabeth Eclenton. Linda Hawks COPY EDITORS: Jennie Moore, G. G. Dolbccr, Shirley Bradley, Carla Wfuemel, Nanry Green S'l'UDEN'l' PHOTOGRAPHERS: Bill Uooksey and John Duclley Mc'Llli1in-ii SPORTS EDITORS: Dennis Hendrix, Wimp Milam I tm' liams as :ss N sz , s spxtx, ,Q Upper right: Jane Cartmell, Kay Powell, Ann Lower rightsfirst row: Bonnie Baker, Sally Baker Frost, Miss Hunt, Carolyn Aldrich, Martha Hawkins, Semnd row: Winfred Milam Bill Cooksey, Linda Hawks, Dennis Hendrix. latler Business Staff BOOKKEEPER: Ann Frost SALES MANAGERS: Betty Roote, Arla Anderson, Bill Stovall SALES PERSUNNHL: Pvggy Wilson, Ruth Ulivis, Pattie Arnold, Mary Frances Gill, Joy Travis, Amy Harris, Barbara Steppr, Reba Hollowell, Ann Ragan, Faith Dunn, Loraine Martin, Nancy Siler, Merlyn Williams, Patsy Hinton, Margaret Lutrell, Joy Moore,-Charlotte Irvin, Phil Hasscll. Ben Eclmundson, johnny Englert, Frank Mcllaskill, Galen Hammond, Wfayne Johnson, Dennis Hendrix, Sarah Rollins, .lane Cartniell, Kay Powell, Carolyn Aldrich, Darlene Redding, Mike Luckcy, Bill Perkins, Bob Bulleit, Jada Sykes. SPONSOR: Miss Marjorie Hunt H4511 cv 'f E 'L Q 5,5 S 13 fx' 3, w 'Ss' , HG ,M f. E 4 F ,5 '41 5. 1 Z7 , 22 fl! + PS , . v , . , A3 V 'I ,pr 1 1 f s 2 s , k 2 y T 5 s 5 W f Y Q is? 4 ,M z Q x Mai W ,gy 14 was MXN... 131' 213 Gm...-S .nf 1 ,.-v-A ,V ,f 'V , K-fp-j,vr? ' AM' f 1 E www X is RT -an f ANNE 'COOPER ABERNATHY, VALEDICTORIAN Nalional Honor Sociely '57, '58, Spanish Club '57, '58, Tri-Hi-Y '55, '56, '57, '58, Tri-HifY Convenlion '55, Junior Classical League '55, '56, '57, Fuiure Homemakers of America '57, Monlhly Taller '57, '58, Co-Edilor Annual Taller '58, Dramalic Club '57, 58, Junior-Senior Play '57, Aller- nole Girls' Slale '57, Glee Club '58, Spanish Assislanl '58, Delegale lo Youlh and Governmenl '58. The secrel of success is lhe conslancy of purpose, CHARLOTTE IRVIN, SALUTATORIAN Tri'Hi-Y '56, '58, Dramalic Club '57, '58, Red Cross Council '57, '58, National Honor Sociely '57, '58, Spanish Club '56, '57, '58, Spanish Assislanl '57' Sludenl Council '58, Monlhly Taller '58, Annual Taller Business Slafl '58. Twas her lhlnking of olhers lhal made us lhlnk of her. SHIRLEY BRADLEY, ESSAYIST Tri-Hi-Y '56, '57, '58, Dramalic Club '57, '58, Spanish Club '56, '57, '58, Fulure Hornernakers of America '57, Sludenl Council '58, Delegale To Camp Miniwanca '57, Annual Taller '58, Glee Club '58, Baskelball Cheerleader '57,-Foolball Cheerleader '58, Nalional Honor Sociely '57, 58, Spanish Assislanl '57, Foolball Courl '58, Delegale lo Youlh and Governmenl '58. A lillle, liny, prelly, willy, charming, darling she. se CAROLINE ELIZABETH GRIFFIN Junior Classical League '55, '58, Spanish Club '56, '57, '58, Drarrialic Club '57, '58, Triel'lifY '55, '56, '57, '58, Drill Team '56, Deleqalc lo Youlh and Governmenl '56, '57, Tri-Hi-Y Conyenlion '55, '56, '57, Quill and Scroll '57, '58, Monlhly Taller '56, '57, '58, Fulure Homemalcers of America '57, Treasurer ol Junior Class '57, Glee Club '58, Nalional Honor Sociel '57, '58, Junior Red Cross Council '58, Co-Edilor of Annual Taller '58. Leave silence to lhe saints, I am human. '45 I4 Gr' FAITH DUNN Fulure Horrierriakers of America '55, '56, Fulure Hornernakers Convenlion '55, Tri-Hi-Y '56, '57, '58, Dramalic Club '57, '58, Fulure Business Leaders of America '58, Nalional Honor Sociely '58, Allernale Girls' Slale '57' Glee Club '58, Annual Taller Business Slall '58 A quiel longue shows a wise head. NANCY GREEN Tri-Hi-Y '55, '56, '57, '58, Junior Classical League '55, Dramalic Club '56, '57, '58, Spanish Club '57, Nalional Honor Sociely '57, '58, Fulure Homemakers of America '57, '58, Sludenl Council '56, '57, '58, Vice- Presidenl for Girls '58, Vice-Presidenl Socpho- rriore Class '55, Vice-Presidenl Junior lass '57, Delegale lo Girls' Slale '57, Drill Team '56, Annual Taller '58, Junior Senior Play '57, Delegale lo Hi-Y Convenlion '55, '56, '57, Jackson High correspondenl lo Jackson Sun '58, Delegale lo Counly Day '56, Glee Club '58. There is no iewel in the world so valuable as a chasle and virluous woman. Senior Class Officers JOE ARNOLD Library Club '55 '56, l-li-Y '55, '56, Dramatic Club '58,- Presidenl Senior Class '58, Sludenl Council '56, '57, '58, Jr. Exchangeile '58. Reason and calm iudqmenl, qualities especially belonging fo e leader. A. B. COLEMAN Nafional Honor Society '57, Spanish Club '56, '57, Hi-Y '57, '58, Dramatic Club '57, '58, Science Club '58, Junior Rolarian '57, Delegale lo Camp Miniwanca '57, Vice-Presidenl Senior Class '58, Of slurdy hear? and high of mind. G. G. DOLBEER Senior Class Treasurer '58, Tri-Hi-Y '55, '56, '57, '58, Delegale lo Youlh and Governmenl '55, '56, '57, '58, Drarnalic Club '57, '58, Spanish Club '56, '57, '58, Fulure l-lornemalcers of America '57, Sludenl Council '55, '56, '57, '58, Delegafe lo Camp Miniwanca '57, Annual Taller Slaff '58, Football Cheerleader '57, '58, Foolball Queen '58, Junior Classical League '55, G,-lee Club '58, Delegate to Blue Ridge '55, '56. I've never laughed so much in all my life. BONNIE BAKER 'fri-HSAY '55, '56, '57, '58,' Junior Classical League '55, Spanish Club 56,4 '57, '58, Spanish Assusfanl '57, Drill Team '56, Nafional Honor Sociely '57, '58, Dramalic Club '57, '58, Fulure Hornemakers of Amer- ica '57, Annual Taller '58, Glee Club '58, Secrelary of Senior Class '58, Tri-Hi-Y Convenlion '55, '56. Her sfep is music, hor voice a song. '45 15 Gr- ARLA ANDERSON TrieHi-Y '58, National Honor Society '58, Dramatic Club '57, '58, Future Homemakers of America '58, Annual Tatler Business Staff '58, Junior-Senior Play '58. Never idle a moment but thrifty and thoughtful of others. SALLY BAKER Tri-Hi-Y '55, '57, President Triel-li-Y '56, '58, Junior Classical League '55, '58, Drill Team '56, Spanish Club '56, Monthly Tatler '55, '56, '57, '58, Dra- matic Club '57, '58, Future Home- makers ot America '57, National Honor Society '58, Annual Tatler '58, Ouill and Scroll '57, '58, Delegate to Volunteer Girls' State '57, Delegate to Youth and Government '55, '56, '57, '58, Tri-l-li-Y Convention '55, '56, Football Court '58, Basketball Cheer- leader '58, Glee Club '58. l'd rather run till l'm out of breath than amble along and be bored to death. CX 6 ra X ff 'U' 4 Q A Some men are wise, some are Otherwise. DAVID BELL Proiectionist Club '56, '57, '58, Presi- dent '58g Volunteer Boys' State '57, Basketball '57, '58, Football '58, National Athletic Scholarship Society '58. A mind tull of knowledge is a mind that never tails. ALFRED BOYD Snanish Club '57, '58, Science Club '58 A lad worth knowing. ED BRASFIELD Distributive Education '58. A nice, unparticular man. 4 lb 55' MIKE BARNES Dramatic Club '57, '58. C.i.? ca' D l EDWIN BENNETT Sonny Proicctionist Club '56, T Si l Club '57, '58, Hi-Y '58. Why study to learn, then die and forget it all? BRENDA BRADY Tri lli'Y '55, '56, '57, '58, Junior Clase sica' Leaoue '55, '56, '57, '58, Future ttorncmakers ot America '57, Spanish Club '57, Drill Team '56, Delegate to Youth and Government '57, Tri-HLY Convention '55, Library Club '56, Glee Club '58, Monthly Tatler '55, '56 '57, '58, Annual Tatler '58, Dra- matic Club '58, Quill and Scroll '57, '58, Women are made to be loved, not understood. JIMMY BREEN Junior Classical Lcaquc '55, '56 '57, '58, Sc once Club '58. There is nothing more to be esteemed than a manly firmness and decision of character. .fi PATTIE ARNOLD Future Homernakers ot Arne-ica '57, Basketball '57, '58, Future Business Leaders ol Amefca '58, With virtue and quietness one can conquer the world. BERT BARHAM Fsrgotball '56, Hi-Y '56, T 8. I Club Love is a strange bewilderment which overtakes one person on account of another. ALF BARNETTE Hi-Y '56 '57, Football '56, '57, '58' Biq Ten Conference, 8 Team '58, Baseball '56, '57, '58, Basketball '58, Track '57 '58, Monthly Tatler '57, Glee Club '58, National Athletic Scholarship Society '56 '57, '58. He sits high in the people's hearts, al 1 . t D X-wif. , ltr, GLENDA BROWN Tri-Hi-Y '57, '58, Dramatic Club '57, '58, Future Hornernalcers of America '55, '58, President Future Business Leaders of America '58, Monthly Tatler '58, Glee Club '58. Bonnie brown eyes are the eyes for me. CAROLINE BURGESS Tri-Hi-Y '55, '56, '57, '58, Future Homemakers of America '57, '58, Dramatic Club '57, '58, Future Busi- ness Leaders ot America '58, Monthly Tatler '55, '56, '57, Junior Classical League '55, Delegate to Youth and Government '55, '56. Tho chaste, the fair, the unexpressive sho. TOMMIE FAYE CARMICHAEL Transferred from Edgewater High, Orlando, Florida, Tri-Hi-Y '57, '58, Dramatic Club '57, '58, Junior Red Cross Council '57, '58, Junior Classical League '57, '58, Future Homemakers of America '57, President Future Homernakers '58' Basketball Cheer- leader '57, '58, Captain Cheerleaders '58, Alternate Football Cheerleader '58, She is pretty to walk with and witty to talk with, and pleasant, too, to think ot. X KX be S Wx na ix as b -,R :qs .ss sz: . EI , E SKS? sf ,Ni ,eq - ki, BOB BULLIET Junior Classical League '54, '55, '56, '58, Glee Club '58, Transferred from Webb '58. To be or not to be, that is the question. CHARLES BURKHEAD Vice-President Student Council for Boys '58, Science Club '58, G-lee Club '58, Delegate to County Day '56. A boy who is always ready when something must be done. SHIRLEENE CARTER Tri-Hi-Y '56, '57, '58, Spanish Club '57, '58, Distributive Education '58, National Honor Society '58, Future Homernakers ot America '57. Kindness is the sunshine in which virtue grows. it i JANE CARTMELL Spanish Club '56, '57, '58, Dramatic Club '57, '58, Junior-Senior Play '57, National Honor Society '57, '58, Tri- Hi-Y '58, Future l-lomemakers of America '58, Glee Club '58, Annual Tatler Business Staff '58, The world belongs to the energetic. JEAN CLARK Future Homemalcers of America '56, '57, Delegate to the Future Home- makers Convention '57, President ot Bolivar Sub-District '57, State Home Economics Degree '57, Tri-Hi'Y '56, '57, '58, Dramatic Club '57, '58, Dis- tributiye Education '58, Distributive Education Convention '58, National Honor Society '58, Glee Club '58, Keep your face to the sunshine and you cannot see the shadows. JIM COX National Athletic Scholarship Society '56, '57, '58, Football '55, '56, '57, Track '58, A real man is he whose goodness IS a part of himself. TIM CHANDLER Smile and the world smiles with you.' BILL COOKSEY Transterred from Bradley l-liqh, Cleve- land, Tennessee '57, Hi-Y '58, Drama- tic Club '57, Proiectionist Club '57, Annual Tatler Staff '58. Art is power. DANNY CRAWFORD National Honor Society '57, '58, Science Club '57, '58, Junior Exctiangeite. He is good that does good to others, ,- 'G-J 17 GP BRUCE CRISWELL Transferred from Corinth High, Cor- inth, Mississippi '56, Band '57, 8and President '58, Student Council '58, Monthly Tatler Staff '58, Hi-Y '58, Dramatic Club '58, Junior Red Cross Council '58, Proiectionist Club '58, Jr. Exchangeite, April '58, All State Alternate '58, Delegate to Youth and Government '58. ln order to do great things one must be enthusiastic. WAYNE CURRY Band '55, '56, '57, '58, Dramatic Club '56, '57, '58, Science Club '58, Modern Music '56, '57, '58, Glee Club '58, Future Business Leaders of America '58. Studies serve for delight. MARION DAVIDSON Future Homemakers ot America '55, '57, Dramatic Club '57, '58, Tri-Hi-Y '58, Future Business Leaders of Amer- ica '58, National Honor Society '57, '58, Monthly Tatler '58, 2nd maid, football royalty '58. Like a fair lily on a river floating, She floats upon the river of his thoughts. 1518 JO ANNA DAVIS Band '55, '56, '57, '58, Junior Classical League '56, '57, '58, Future Hornen makers of America '56, '58, Science Club '58, Glee Club '58, National Honor Society '57, '58. Her ways are ways ot pleesantness, and all her paths ere peace. RONDLE DELOACH lgytributive Education '57, '58, Track Life is iust one up and down after another. BEN EDMUNDSON Junior Classical League '55, '56, '57, Science Club '57, '58, Dramatic Club '56, '57, '58, Student Council '56, National Honor Society '57, '58, Monthly Tatler '58, Cub Lion '56. They call me mad while they are all mad themselves. Gu C aio ? i9 l KENNETH DAVIS Library Club '58, Glee Club '58. Friendship is the wine of life. ELIZABETH EDENTON Tri-Hi-Y- '55, '5s, '57, 'sap Tm-ii-Y Convention '55, Junior Classical League '55, '56, '57, '58, Monthly Tatler '55, '55, ,'57i Dramatic Club '57, '58' Spanish Club '57, Annual Inner Staft '58, Glee Club '58, Future Home- rggkers ot America '57, Drill Team When she passed, it seemed like exquisite music. JOHNNY ENG-LERT Science Club '57, '58, National Honor Society '57, Glee Club '58, Deleqate to County Day '57, Hi-Y '56, '57, Junior Rotarian '57, Annual Tatler Business Staff '58, Monthly Tatler '58. His lite was gentle and the elements so mixed in him that nature might stand up and say to all the world, 'This was a man.' ROSE MARY CROSS Tri-l-li'Y '55, '56, '57 '58, Junior Clas- sical League '55, 5panish Club '57, Qgarnatic Club '57, '58, Glee Club Ot manners gentle, ot affections mild. CAROLYN ALDRICH Trinl-li-Y '56, '57, '58, Future Horne- rnakers oi America '57, '58, Future Business Leaders ot America '57, Monthly Tatler '57, Annual Tatler Business Staff '58, Dramatic Club '58, National Honor Society '58, Junior- Senior Play '58. Her eyes are homes ot silent prayers. GLENN DAVIS Hi-Y '58, Dramatic Club '58, Junior Rotarian '57, Proiectionist Club '58, Glce Club '58. Wit is so shining a quality that everybody admires rt. 4 .. . ESTHER EVERETT Tri-Hi-Y '55, '56, Future Homemakers of America '57, Future Business Lead- ers '56, '57, Monthly Taller '57, '58, National Honor Society '58. A sunbeam on a winter day. WILLIAM FENNER Glee Club '58, Dramatic Club '58, HiY '58 Blessed are the sleepy, for they shall soon drop oft. JACOUELINE FISHER Jackie Tri-Hi-Y '55, President Tri-Hi-Y '56, '57, '58, Tri-Hi-Y Convention '55, Junior Transferred lrom Frayser High, Mem- phis, Tennessee, Dramatic Club '58. Wisdom has taught us lo be calm and meek. FRANCES ,FARM ER ANN FERNSTROM i-Y '56, '57, '58, Junior Classical League '56, Monthly Taller '56, Co- editor Monthly Taller '57, '58, Drill Team '56, Proiectionist Club '57, Dra- matic Club '58, Future l-lomemalrers ol America '57, '58, Glee Club '58, Spanish Club '57, Junior Red Cross Council '58. She dwelt in a lar away country called a Land of Romance. 31,6 -QQ? Classical League '55, '56, Student Council '56, '57, '58, Secretary of Student Council '58, Drill Team '56, Monthly Tatler Staff '57, '58, Assis- tant Editor '58, Future l-lomemakers of America '57, Delegate to State Convention '57, Quill and Scroll '57, National Honor Society '58, Future Business Leaders of America '58, Glee Club '58. A perfect woman nobly planned, To warn, lo comfort and command. Future Homemakers of America '55, '56, '57, Tri-t-lieY '55, Distributiye Education '58. Divinely tall is she. PATSY FLANAGAN my re ANN FROST Frosty Tri-Hi-Y '55, '56, '57, '58, Dramatic Club '56, '57, '58, Spanish Club '55, '56, '57, Future Homemalrers of Amer- ica '57, '58, Drill Team '56, Delegate to Tri-Hi-Y Convention '55, '56, Ne- tional Honor Society '58, Monthfl? Taller '58, Annual Taller Business Sta , Secretary '58, Junior Classical League '55, Glee Club '58. As merry as the day is long. MARY,FRANCES GILL Tri-Hi-Y '56, Future Business Leaders of America '58, Future Homemakers ot America '57, Monthly Tatler '57, '58, Annual Tatler Business Staff '58. We are born lo be happy. GALEN HAMMOND Spanish Club '55, Dramatic Club '57, '58, Junior Red Cross Council '56, '57, President Junior Red Cross Coun- cll '58, Hi-Y '58, Science Club '57, '58, Treasurer of Sophomore Class '56, Glee Club '58. Look, he's winding up the watch of his wit, by and by il will strike. TOMMY GAITHER Football '56, '57, '58, Basketball '56, '57, '58, National Athletic Scholar- ship Society '57, '58, Hi-Y '56 57, '58, Youth and Government 57' r Monthly Taller '58, Glee Club '58, Cub Lion. Not so serious, not so gay, but e grand fellow when it comes to play. JANET GREEN Junior Classical League '55, Tri-Hi-Y '55, '56, '57, '58, Dramatic Club '56, '57, '58, National Honor Society '57, '58, Glee Club '58, Drill Team '56, Spanish Club '56, Future Homemalcers ol America '57, '58, lt's nice to be natural when you're naturally nice. AMY HARRIS Junior Classical League '55, '56, '57, '58 Tri-Hi-Y '55, '56, '57, '58, Tri-Hi- Y Convention '55, '56, Future Home- makers of America '58, National Honor Society '58, Business Staff of Annual Taller '58. Live, love, and learn, mostly love. '46 Delegate to Hi-Y Convention '57, Science Club '58, Track '57, '58, 19 Sv L A w M9 LINDA HAWKS Junior Classical League '55, '56, '57, '58, Tri-Hi-Y '55, '56, '57, '58, Monthly Tatler '55, '56, 57, '58, Spanish Club '56 Dramatic Club '57, '58, Drill Team '56, National Honor Society '58, Future Homernakers of America '57, Annual Tatler '58, Quill and Scroll '57, '58 Delegate to Youth and Gov- ernment '55, '56, '58, Tri-Hi-Y Conven- tion '55, '56, '57, Basketball Cheer- leader '58, Glee Club '58, Happy go luclzy, carefree and gay, What else more ttinq could we say? DENNIS HENDRIX Football '56, '57, '58, Hi-Y '55, '56, '57, '58, Delegate to Youth and Government '57, '58, Delegate to Hi-Y Convention '57, National Ath- letic Scholarship Society '56, '56, Student Council '56, Junior Classical League '55, '56, Annual Tatler Staff '58, Track '58, Baseball '58, Twas a happy, funny tellow of the very nicest kind. BILLY HILL Football '58, Basketball '58, Track '58, Proiectionist Club '57, '58, Hi- Y '58. The Harum-Scarum Ram-Stam Boy. '45 20 Ev MARK HARRIS Science Club '57, '58, l-li-Y '56, '57, Dramatic Club '57, '58, Junior Red Cross '55, '56, '57, '58, National Honor Society '57, Proiectionist Club '55, Alternate Boys' State '57, Exchangeite '58, Handsome in form and feature, shining as the day, Can there be so fine a creature formed ot common clay? PHIL HASSELL Science Club '58, Annual Tatler Busi- ness Staft '58, Glee Club '58. His greatest love doth be an auto. MARTHA HAWKINS TriYHifY '55, '56, '57 '58, Junior Clas- sical League '55, Spanish Club '56, '57, '58, National Honor Society '57, '58, Dramatic Club '57, '58, Future Hornemakers of America '57, Annual Tatler '58, Delegate to Youth and Government '56, Drill Team '56, Tri- Hi-Y Convention '55, '56, '57, Spanish Assistant '57, Her air, her manners, all who saw admired Courteous though coy, and gentle though retired. ALICIA HAYNE HAZLEHURST Junior Classical League '55, '56, '57, Tri-Hi-Y '55, '56, '57, '58, Drill Team '56, Junior Red Cross Council '56, '57, '58, Monthly Tatler '55, '56, '57 'sag Dramatic Club '57, 'sag National Honor Society '58, Future Horne- makers ot America '57, Annual Tatler Staff '58, Delegate to Youth and Government '55, '57, Delegate to Tri-Hi-Y Convention '55, '56, Quill and Scroll '57, '58, Football Court '58. Tell me pretty maiden are there any more at home like you? BONNIE HENRY Library Club '58, Tri-I-li.Y '56, '57, Future I-lornernakers ot America '56, '57, '58, Glee Club '58. She lett sweet little things behind as loving thoughts and kind. JIMMY HILLIARD Hi-Y '56, Dramatic Club '56. The greater man, the greater courtesy, SANDRA HARRIS Junior Classical League '55, '58, Future Hornernakers ot America '56, 57, Dramatic Club '55, '56, '57, '58, Tri-Hi-Y '57, '58, National Honor Society '58, Glee Club '58. Words, words, words. LOCKIE HATCHER Distributive Education '58, Library Club '58, My true love hath my heart. PEGGY HAWKINS Future Business Leaders ot Arncrica '56, '57, Tri,Hi-Y '56, '57, Distributive Education '57, '58, Junior Red Cross Council '57, Future I-Iomemakers of America '57, Glee Club '58, Dele- gate to Distributive Education Con- vention '58 Always a twinkle in her eye. -ll. YE? PATSY HINTON Junior Classical League '55, Tri-Hi- Y '56, '58, Fufure Homemakers of America '56, Spanish Club '57, '58, Annual Taller Business Slaff '58, Glee Club '58. Peace and quiet are one's grealosl asselsf' REGGIE HORN Band '55, '56, '57, '58, Modern Music Maslers '56, '57, '58, Glee Club '58, Dramalic Club '58, Fulure Business Leaders of America '58, Junior Classi- cal League '58, Monfhly Taller '58. Hang sorrowl Lel's be merry! CONNIE HUDSON Proieclionisl Club '56, '57, '58, Dra- melic Club '57, '58, Hi-Y '57, '58, l'd ralher laugh a dark haired boy Than reign, a gray-beard king. REBA HOLLOWELL Future Business Leaders of America '57, Fulure l-lornernalcers of America '56, '57, Tri-Hi-Y '56, Monlhly Taller '57, Nalional Honor Sociefy '58, Spanish Club '57 Annual Tafler Busi- ness Slaff '58. A lovely being, scarcely formed or moulded, A rose wilh all ils sweelesl leaves yel folded. JOHNNY HOWELL T 8- I Club '57 '58 Make me simple, modest, manly, frue, Safe from lhe many, honored by lhe few. HELEN HUNT Fulure Homcrnalrers of America '56, '57, '58, Drarnafic Club '56, '57, '58, Tri-HifY '56, '57, Proiecrionisl Club '58, Dislribulive Educalion '58, Glee Club '58, Belly Crocker Homemaker of Tomorrow. I fear no? loss, I hope nol gain, l envy none, I none disdain. C I 9 O'. x T '- .f . - f l RAY ING Disfribulive Educalion '58. WAYNE JOHNSON Dramatic Club '57, '58, Glee Club '58, Spanish Club '58, Narional Honor Sociely '57, He is complele in fealure and ln mind, wilh all good grace lo grace a genllemanf' N GLENDA JONES Fulure Hornemakers of America '56, '57, '58, Dramaric Club '57, '58, Glee Club '58, A friend once, a friend forever. A smile lo all brings many friends. .ses is .SYM S FRANK JAMISON Sludenl Council '57, '58, Presidenl Sludenf Body '58, Hi-Y '58, Dramalict Club '57, '58, Spanish Club '57, Civifan Cilizenship Award. A sound head, an honesl hearl, and a humble spirif are lhe lhree besl guides lhrough lime and fo efernily. CHARLOTTE ANNETTE JONES cl'TUCk Nalional Honor Sociely '57, '58, Fulure Hornernakers oi America '55, '56, '57, '58, Dramalic Club '56, '57, '58, Annual Taller, assislanl editor '58, Tri-Hi'Y '56, '57, '58, Junior Classical League '58, Junior-Senior Play '56. Modesly is a diamond selling lo female beaufy. JAMES JONES Nafonal Honor Socielv '57, 58, Science Club '57, '58, Hi-Y '58, Glee Club '58 An affable and courleous genlle- man, 145 A1 21 ov f ,il l he DANITA MAXWELL Distribulive Education '58. What should a girl do-but be rnerry.' WINFRED MILAM nwimp.. Football '56, '57, '58, Dramatic Club '57, '58, Track '57, Future Business Leaders of America '57, Monthly Tatler '57, '58, Delegate to Youth and Government '57, '58, Hi-Y '57, '58, Annual Taller Staff '58, Student Council '56. A bold, bad man! BILLY MOORE Baseball '55, 'S6. My thoughts and I are of another world. '4'-D225 JULIA BLAIR JONES ..Judy.. Junior Classical League '55, Future Hornemakers of America '56, '57, '58, Dramatic Club '56, '57, '58, Junior- Senior Play '57, Tri-Hi-Y '56, '57, '58, National Honor Society '58. Nothing great was ever achieved without enthusiasm. MARGARET LUTRELL Tri-Hi-Y '56, '58, Future l-lomemakers ol America '57, '58, Annual Tatler Business Staff '58, Dramatic Club '58. Sweet and fair ol heart. HARVEY MARCOM Science Club '57, President Science Club '58, Proiectionist Club '57, '58, Hi-Y '57, National Honor Society '58, Jr. Rotarian '57, Volunteer Boys' State '57. A wll's a feather, A chIef's a rod An honest man's The noblest work of God. I 9 0-Q ? , i ia 5 I ELIZABETH MAXWELL Tri-Hi-Y '57, '58, Library Club '58, Future Business Leaders ot America '58: Dramatic Club '57, '58. Let us love now in this our fairest youth. BILL MOONEY Junior Classical League '55, Dramatic ggub '57, '58, Science Club '58, Hi-Y Patience and shuttle the cards! JENNIE MOORE ..Boo.. Tri-Hi-Y '55, '56, '57, '58, Junior Classical League '55, Student Council '55, '57, '58, Treasurer of Student Body '58, Dramatic Club '57, '58, Future l-lomernalcers of America '57, Delegate to Youth and Government '55, Basketball Cheerleader '57, Foot- ball Cheerleader '57, Football Court '57, Annual Tatler '58, Glee Club '58, Junior-Senior Play '57. Chl l'm stabbed with laughter. MIKE LUCKEY Dramatic Club '57 '58, Science Club se, Proiectionist Club '57, '58, l never think of the tuture. lt comes soon enough. JOE MALLOY Football '55. The force ot his own marlt makes his way. LORAINE MARTIN Future Homemalcers ol America '55, '56, '57, Dramatic Club '56, '57, '58, National Honor Society '58, A maid ot grace. JOY MOORE Tri-Hi-Y '56g Junior Classical League '57, '58, Dramatic Club '58, Annual Taller Business Staff '58. Kindness is the sunshine in which virtue grows. FRANK McCASKILL Hi-Y '57, '58, T 81 l Club '57, '58, Dramatic Club '57, '58. Man is man and master ot his tate. LEON McKINNEY No one knows what he can do until he tries. ALLEN MURRAY Proiectionist Club '56, '57, '58, Science Club '57g Dramatic Club '58. AlI fools aren't dead yet. LEONE McKEE Future l-lomemakers of America '56, Future Business Leaders of America '57g Distribulive Education '58, Na- tional Honor Society '58, A smile that is sweet will surely find a smile that is iust as sweet. National Honor Society '57, Science Club '57, '58. Man's life is bu! a lest. BUSTER McMlLLAN 48 ' , af-ef TOMMY NORTON Science Club '57, '58. Aldgood disposition is better than go .' DON OLLER T B1 I Club '55, '57. To take things as they be, That's my philosophy. LINDA PHILLIPS Tri-Hi-Y '55, '57, Future Homemakers of America '57, '5Bg Future Business Leaders of America '57, '58g Glee Club '58, A witty woman is a treasure. RUTH OLIVIS Future Homemakers of America '56, '57g Tri-Hi-Y '55, '56g Future Business Leaders of America '57, 'SBQ Monthly Taatler '58g Annual Tatler Business Staff '5 . A merry heart maketh a cheerful countenance. BILL PERKINS Proieclionisl Club '5B. A lion among ladies is a most dread- ful thing. CYNTHIA PICKENS Tri-HEAY '56g National Honor Society '57, '58, Future Business Leaders of America '57, Distributive Education '58, Silent, chaste and hushed. '45 235v HARRIET RICE 5, s f Asww 11524 PEGGY RHODES Tri-Hi-Y '56, '57, Dislribulive Educa- lion '58, Drarnalic Club '58, Sweel and lair ol hearl. FRANCES ROBERTS Science Club '58, Dramalic Club '58. Sha has so lrae, so kind, so apl, so blessed a disposilion. SARAH ROLLINS Fulure Hornernakers of America '57, Fulure Business Leaders of America '58, Tri-Hi-Y '56, '58, Drarnalic Club '58. She conquers who endures. Ev GAY POWELL T 8- I Club '55, '56, '57, Foolball '55, '56, '57, Science Club '57, '58, Born with a gifl of laughler and a sense lhal lhe world is mad. ANN RAGAN Junior Classical League '55, Spanish Club '56, Dramatic Club '57, '58, Tri-Hi-Y '58, Monlhly Taller '58, Annual Taller Business Slaff '58, Fulure lslornernakers of America '57, '58. Good nalure and good sense musl ever loin. DARLENE REDDING Transferred from Norlh Side '56, Fu- fure l-lomernakers ol America '57, Tri-Hi4Y '57, '58, Fulure Business Leaders of America '57, '58, Annual Taller Business Slaff '58. Bashful, sincerily and comely love. my is l . Drill Team '56, Fulure l-lomernalcers of America '57, Tri-l-li-Y '57, '58, Monlhly Taller '56, '57, Edilor ol Monlhly Taller '58, Glee Club '58, Fulure Busi- ness Leaders of America '58. There is a proud modesly in merit. ROBERT RODGERS Bulch Science Club '58, Glee Club '58, HifY '57, '58, Band '55, '56, '57, '5B. Rare as lrue love, lrue friendship is rarer. BETTY ROOTE Tri-HEY '56, '58, Presideril Tri-Hi-Y '57, Deleialc lo Youlli and Govern- menl '57, Spanish Club '56, '57, '58, Future l-lornernakers ol America '57, Sludenl Council '58, Nalional Honor Socicly '58, Baskelball Manager '58. Quiet was she bul liked by all. KAY POWELL Junior Classical League '55, '56, '57, '58, Dramalic Club '55, '56, '57, '58, Proieclionisl Club '55, '56, '57, '58, Tri-Hi-Y '55, '56, '58, G-lee Club '58, Fulure l-lomenwakers ol America '58, Science Club '58, Annual Taller Busi- ness Slafl '58. My kingdom for my horse. TOMMY RATHER Foolball '55, '56, '57, HIFY '55, '56, '57, Deleqale lo Youlh and Govern- rnenl '57, Hi-Y Convonlion '56. The glory of young men is lheir slrenglh. WALTER REED Presidcnl Sophomore Class '56, Slu- denl Council '56, l-lifY '56 '57, '58, Vice Presidenl HT-Y of Wesl Tennessee '57, Dramalic Club '58, Foolball '56, '57, '58, Baslrelball '57, '58, Deloqale lo Youlh and Govefnwienl '58, A good nalured person is never oul ol place. GAYLE ROSSER Future Homemakers of America '57 '58. Beauty lives with kindness. REBECCA ROSS SCATES Future Homemakers ot America '56, '57, '58, Distributive Education '58, Proiectionist Club '58, Dramatic Club '58, Library Club '58, Tri-l-li-Y '58. Let not your heart be troubled. MONA SILER Tri-Hi-Y '55, '56, '57, '58, Junior Classi- cal Lea ue '55, Library Club '55, Spanish Club '56, Future Homemakers of America '57, Dramatic Club '57, '58, Future Business Leaders ot America '58. Her loveliness I never knew until she smiled on me. il . 1 11 41' R Missa if .4 SALLY SANDERS nish Club '55, Junior Classi Spa cal League '55, '56, '58g Tri-Hi-Y '57 '58' ofamsm Club '57, '59, Baskeiball Cheerleader '56, Football Cheer- leader '57, '58, Future Homemakers of America '57, '58, Student Council 56, Delegate to Youth and Govern- ment '57. A beautiful woman is a paradise to the eyes. Hi-Y '56, '57, Football '56, '57, '58, Co-Captain '58, Basketball '56, '57, '58, National Athletic Scholarship Society '57, '58, Dramatic Club '57, '58, Monthly Tatler '58, lt matters not how a man dies, But how he lives. Future Homernakers ot America '58, Trl-Hi-Y '56, '57, '58, Glee Club '58, Dramatic Club '57, '58, Annual Tatler Business Statt '58. Where hearts are true, Few words will do. is 5 X I ,K N SSXK ' ' 5 5 fix , ex - ii JIMMY SEELEY NANCY SILER my o l HARRIET SMITH Tri-Hi-Y '56, '57, Glee Club '58, Future Homemakers of America '56, '57, Dramatic Club '57, '58. A good rider on a good horse is as much above herself and others as the world can make her. MARTIN SANFORD SMITH Sandy Hi-Y '56, '57, '58, Delegate to Youth and Government '57, Football '56, '57, '58, Track '57, National Athletic Scholarship Society '58' Proiectionist Club '55, '56, Science Club '58. A woman would run through fire and water for such a kind heart. BRENDA STEWART Future Homernakers of America '58, Tri-Hi-Y '56, '57, Future Business Leaders ot America '57, Spanish Club '57, Library Club '56, '57, Monthly Tatler '57, National Honor Society '58, Distributive Education '58, Glee Club '58. Bright as the sun her eyes the gaxers strike, and like the sun, they shine on all alike. JOHNNIE MAE SMITH Future Homemakers of America '57, '58 Happiness is the art of finding ioy and satisfaction in the better privi- leges of life. BARBARA STEPPE Modern Music Masters '56, Tri-Hi-Y '57, '58, Band '56, '57, '58, Dramatic Club '57, '58, Spanish Club '57, '58, Future Homemakers of America '57, Glee Club '58, Annual Tatler Business Staff '58. To know her is to love her. SANDRA STOBAUGH Transferred from Western Hills High, Cincinnati, Ohio, '58, Junior Classi- cal League '55, '56, '57, '58, Tri-l'lr- Y '56, '57, '58, Drill Team '56, Ouill and Scroll '57, Monthly Tatler '57, '58, Future l-lorriemakers ot America '57, '58, Dramatic Club '57, '58. She is complete in feature and in mind, with all good grace to grace a lady. '05 25c3v JADA SYKES Tri HiY '58, Dramatic Club '57, '58, National llonor Society '58, Basket- ball '56 '57, Basketball Captain '58, Oar: Club '58, Delegate to Youth and Goxernrnent '58. A small package of mischief and fun, Not a better girl you'll find under the sun. BARBARA TEAGUE Junior Classical Leaque '55, Library Club '57, '58, Dramatic Club '57, '58, Distribulivc Education '58, Delegate to Diglributive Education Convention '58, Future Hornernakers of America '56, Beautiful in form and feature. GLENDA THOMAS Tri-l-li-Y '57. '58, Glee Club '58, Dramatic Club '58, Future Business Leaders oi America '58. A likeable person is a vital factor along in this world. '43 26 Cv DAN STONE Science Club '57, '58, Glee Club '58, Band '55, '56, '57, '58, Drum Maior '56, '57, '58, Junior Classical Leaczue '55, Library Club '56, Student Council '57, President Junior Class '57, President National Honor Society '58, Modern Music Masters '57. A man with an aim will be a man with a name. BILL STOVALL Hi'Y '55, '56, '57, President Hi-Y '58, Dramatic Club '56, '57, President Dramatic Club '58, Junior-Senior Play '57, Monthly Tatler Staff '57, '58, Quill and Scroll '57, '58, Delegate to Youth and Government '57, Lieutenant-Gow ernor '58, Delegate to Hi-Y Conven- tion '57, '58, Annual Tatler Business staff '58, Junior Red Cross Council '57, '58, Student Council '57, '58, Junior Classical League '55, '56, '57, '58, Science Club '58, Glee Club '58, Chairman of Crime Prevention Corn- mittee '58, Cub Lion '58, Football '57. He will give the world something worth listening to. BILL SU BLETTE Future Business Leaders of America '58, Proiectionisl Club '56, '57, '58, Hi-Y '57, '58, Junior Rolarian '57. What I think I utter. i ' 9 C 040 X IQ I TOMMY TATE l-Ii-Y '55, '56, '57, Proiectionist Club '55, '56, '57, '58, Dramatic Club '57, '58, Junior Classical League '55, '57, '58, Trampoline Team '56, '57,' '58, Monthly Tatler Staff '57, '58. This new lite is likely to bs, Hard for a gay young fellow lika me . SAMMY TEAGUE.. Never hurry, never worry. MIRIAM TILLMAN lrilrliY '56, Future Horncrnakerf oi Au-erica '56 '57, Slianisli Club '59, Glce Club '58. The one thing that marks a true artist is a clear perception and a tirm, bold hand. HELEN STONE Future Business Leaders of America '58, Future Hornemakers of America '56 A still, small voice. JACK STOVALL Proiectionist Club '56, '57, '58' Dra- matic Club '57, '58, Hi-Y '57, '58, Traffic Patrol '58, Glee Club '58. One can't always be a hero but one can always be a man. PHIL SWANGO Transferred from New Orleans '58, Dramatic Club '57, '58. A little laughter and a grin will make the coolest frowns cave in. JOY TRAVIS Future Homemakers ot America '57, Junior Classical League '55, '58, Glee Club '58, Delegate to Youth and Government '55, '56, '57, Reporter '58, Delegate to Blue Ridge '55, '56, Tri-I-li-Y '55, '56, '57, '58, Football Cheerleader '58, First maid, Football Royalty '58. Dynamite comes in small packages. FRANK ALLISON Band '55, '56, '57, '58, Glee Club '57, '58, l-li-Y '55, '56, Dramatic Club '57, '58, Music Masters '56. Being handsome is a gift of God. HERBIE TURNER HIY '55, '57, '58, Spanish Club '56, Junior Classical League '55, '56, '57, '58, Dramatic Club '56, '57, '58, Pro- iectionist Club '56, '57, '58, Safety Patrol '58, Football '56, G-lee Club '58 Formed on the good old plan, a true, a brave and downright honest man. JOHN TREON Transferred from Madison High, Nash- ville, Tennessee, Football '57, '58, Track '57, Baseball '58. The better you know him, the better you like him. BILLY TULLEY National Honor Society '58. lt is tranquil people who accom- plish much. BILL USERY T Xt l Club '56, '58, Glee Club '58. To get through life why must we run? Why can't we stop and have some fun? C IEIQ KS I , BARBRA VAUGHN National Honor Society '57, '58, Future Business Leaders ot America '57, Glee Club '58, Transfer from Isaac Litton, Nashville '56, Science Club '58. A dainty little lady and most sweet. JOHN WILLIAMS National Honor Society '57, Hi-Y '57, Science Club '58, Glee Club '58. A moral, sensible, and well-bred man. PEGGY WILSON Band '57, '58, Future Homemalcers of America '57, Dramatic Club '58, Glee Club '58. lt is much less what we do, Than what we think, which fits us for the future. PATRICIA WHYBREW Transferred trorn Oneonta High School Oneonta, New York '58, Tri-Hi-Y '58s Future Homemalrers of America '58, Glee Club '58. As welcome as the flowers in Mayl MERLYN WILLIAMS Glee Club '58, Tri-t-li-Y '56, '58, Future l-lomemalcers of America '56, '58, Annual Tatler Business Statf '58, Girls are loved for what they are. CARLA WU ERPEL Basketball Cheerleader '56, Football Cheerleader '57, Captain Football Cheerleaders '58, Triel-ii-Y '55, '56, '57, '58, Delegate to Youth and Govern- ment '55, '56, '57, First Lady of Ten- nessee '55, Delegate to Blue Ridge Assembly '55, '56, Student Council '55, '56, '57, '58, Junior Classical League '55, Spanish Club '56, '57, '58, Spanish Assistant '57, Future Home- rnalrers of- America '57, National Honor Society '58, Dramatic Club 57, '58, Football Court '58, Annual Tatler '58. l-Ier eyes are stars of twilight fair, Like twilight too her dusky hair.' '45 27 Gb' ff A r wg? fi 8. N .F .J if 1' 5 ix ? L31 QQ Q 1.0 K.. SRM, xg XQ. Qs X, if 3.1. Q? 4 sm-QS , x X 4 S S X 1 5 X i, Q -fax '05330fvv Firxt Row: Rosemary Milstead, Ann Smithg Second Row: Hunter Taylor, joe Hearn Junior Class Ufficers PRESIDENT ...... JOE HEARN VICE-PRESIDENT ........ . . . . ROSEMARY MILSTEAD SECRETARY ..... ANN SMITH TREASURER . . HUNTER TAYLOR Row I: DAVID ALEXANDER JAMES RAY ALLISON ANNE ALLRIDGE MIKE .ARMSTRONG Row 2: BRENDA ARNOLD BRENDA AUSTIN ANDY BAIRD MARY ELIZABETH BARHAM Row 3: JANICE BEARD EUGENE BELL NEAL BENNETT SANDRA BIVENS Row 4: BONNIE BLAND GAYLE BLEDSOE LINDA BOGGESS HARVIE LEE BRAY Row 5: JONELL BRITTON HERBERT BROCK CARRIE ALICE BROWN GLYNN BRYAN Row 6: DOYLE BRYANT JIMMY BRYANT JIMMY BULLARD JEANETTE BURKE Row 7: ED BURROW JANE BUTLER JANE ANN BUTLER CHUCK CAMP Row 8: MARIE CAMPBELL BILL CARR CHARLES CARTER DON CASTLEMAN Row 9: JOHN CATHEY CAROLYN CHEEK JOHNNY CHISUM CONNIE CHRISTIE Row 10: FLORA COLEY GASTON COLLINS KAY COLVIN JIMMY CONNER Raw 6: BARBARA FESMIRE CAROL 1-'LAKE BARBARA FLY GHARLO'I'TE FOSTER Row 7: CHARLES GARDNER JIMMY GOOCH JANE GREEN JUDY GRIFFITH Row 8: WANDA GRIMMER RODDY HAGGARD MAX HAILEY KAY HANEBUTH Row 9: PATRICIA IIARDIN RAY HARRIS BRENDA HASSELL JIINIIVIIE HAYES Row 10: JERRY HAYNIE JOE HEARN REID HEARN JUDY HEERMANS Row I: ALICE COOPER LINDA COUCH CORNELIA COUGHLIN ALBERT GRAIN Row 2: JANE CRIDER SUE GROUCH CAROLE CUMMINGS TULLY DANIEL Row 3: JAMIE DAVENPORT BARBARA DAVIS VINSON DAVIS BENNIE DEATON Row 4: BILLY DENTON KINNIE DISMUKE BOBBY DIXON BILLY DUNN Row 5: JANICE ELROD KAY ENGLE JIMMY EXUM DAVID FARROW ZQA ' . .L HOOL Q '46 38 Gv Left to Right: Kay Bynum, Becky Recd, Marilyn Moore, Larry Wilson. Sophomore Class llfficors PRESIDENT .... LARRY WILSON VICE-PRESIDENT . . BECKY REED SECRETARY ..... KAY BYNUM TREASURER . . MARILYN MOORE Row I: LYNDA AKIN KATHERINE ALGEA VALERIA ARMSTRONG DOROTHY ARNOLD LINDA ARRINGTON Row 2: ANN BABB BILLY BAIN HARLEY BAKER JEANETTE BARBER MARGARET BARFIELD Row 3: RAYMOND BARGER JIMMY BARNES JIMMY BARNETTE BRUCE BARNHILL DAVID BARTON Row 4: LINDA BENNETT DAVID BLACKSTOCK BEVERLY BLANKENSIIIP JUNE BOND JAMES BOONE Row 5: JIMMY BOWYER JOYCE BRANN CAROLYN BRASIIER DICKIE BREWSTER NANCY BROWN Row 6: BEVERLY BRYANT JIM BULLOCK JOE BURKHEAD JOHN BYNUM KAY BYNUM Row 7: CHARLES CALLIS BILL CANTRELL FREDA MAE CARDNVELL JANET CARLTON DONALD CARR Row 8: TOINI CARR GENE CASE BETTY CASEY IVIARCARET CASH SUSAN CATO Row 9: SANDRA CHANDLER JANE CHIPMAN RONNIE COLE CAMILLE COLLIE 'J 59 Cv JANE COLLINS 10 Cv Row 6: SIIEILA ELDER SARAH ELKS JACKIE ERVIN NORMA FINLEY ROY FLEMING Row 7: GAYLE FLY SONNY FLY SUE FRANK PAT GABA DANNY GAHAGAN Row 8: JUDSON GAITHER YICKIE GAITHER JOHNNY GARDNER PAULETTE GASTON LENNIE GIBSON Row 9: JANEEN GOOGE SHIRLEY GORDON PATSY GRAVES BOBBY GUY PEGGY HAIIN Row 10: SHERRY HANKINS BILL HANSEN RAY HARNESS EVERETTE HARRIS LYNDA HARRIS Row I: DONNIE COOPER ROBERT CORLEY SARA GOUCH LOWELL CRANE JUDY CRAVENS Row 2: CAROL CREED MIKE GRENSHAW LINDA CROCKER GARY CROWELL MIKE CIIMMINGS Row 3: JERRY CUNNINGHAM CAROL CURRY CINDY DANGY GARY DANIEL DIANNE DAVIS Row 4: ROBERT DAVIS HAROLD DEIV PATTI DIGKEY BARBARA DITTINIAN ININSTON DIXON Row 5: ELIZABETH DOOLEY TERRY DOUGLASS TOMMY DOYLE NORMA DURHAINI WILMA DURHAM . .X qqbq b ,. .ga g Q .-A . 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W, XX x x x X Row 6: JERRY PETERS JERYL PHILLIPS EARL RAY PICKENS DAVID PIPKIN ROSEMARY PLUNK Row 7: SUZANNE POLK BILLY POUNDS CHARLES PRESSON KATHERINE PUGH BETTY PULLIAM Row 8: PATSY RAINES BECKY REED SHEILA RHODES ANNETTE RICHARDSON BOBBY RICKETTS Row 9: ROBERT RINKS WILLIAM ROBERTSON BEN ROE MARVIN ROGERS MARIE ROSENBLOOM Row 10: BRENDA ROSSER PATSY RUSHING ROBERT SCALLIONS '45 42 Cb' BARBARA SCOTT BECKY SERATT IYULU ll JOHN MCOUTOHEN JOHN MACDONALD COLLEEN MELTON GAY MELTON ANNETTE MOORE Row 2: JACKIE MOORE INIARILYN MOORE JANE MOOREHEAD WALTER MORGAN JANICE MORRIS Row 3: LINDA MORRISON MARCIA MORTON MARY MORTON HAZEL MOTT ODESSA MULLINS Row 4.' GINGER NAYLOR RAY NEUDECKER TOMMY NOE JUDY ODLE RONNIE OLIVER Row 5: GAYLE OUTLAN PAT PALMER MAX PARRISH BUZZY PATTERSON PATRICIA PATTERSON as Q , 3 x Ei. K if W ,.-N. 3 R 5 . Nik ,Xe 55? 1 4' K 9 wx - I, . F ww i M 'V 'F KS wx R ,, vw gf M is Ur ,,. 1-, .5 . 3, Y ff? 35 S4 I ' W ? 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Student Council lb GP OFFICERS PRESIDENT: Frank Jamison VICE-PRESIDENT FOR BOYS: Charles Burkhead VICE-PRESIDENT FOR GIRLS: Nancy Green SECRETARY: Jackie Fisher TREASURER: Jennie Moore SPONSORS: Miss Margaret Winter and Mrs. John Wimberly Members composed of student body oflicers, homeroom presidents, and members- at-large . . . meetings held. each week to bring problems and views of students into discussion and place them before the faculty . . . Student Council chooses activities which will help to promote a better relationship between students and faculty 3 to encourage student participation in all school activities, to encourage loyalty, respect, and school spirit, and to uncover leadership ability in the individual. librar Club O F F I C E R S l'RliSllJliN'l': Mary Frances Summer VICE-PRESIDENT: Nancy Ward SECRETARY-TREASURER: Bobbie Sue Paschall SPONSOR: Mrs. Laverne Hodge Wlork . . . YVork . . . Work . . . Checking in and out books . . . keeping books and shelves straight . . Read . . . Read . . . Read . . . Sponsor talent show . . . attends library workshop and convention . . a very worthwhile organization. ' Isl RozufPaulette Gaston, Jackie Holland, Beverly Yates, Frances Sinks, Molly Lawrence, Joyce Brann, Kay Sylvis, Ann Matlock. 2nd Row-Sarah Elks, Cornelia Coughlin, Susie West, Barbara Teague. Nancy Ward, Mary Frances Summer, Bohhic Suv Paschall, Janeen Cooge. Patricia Patterson, Patsy Raines, Gayle Outlan. 3111 Row-'Sue Ross, Jo Nell Britton, Kay Colvin, Juanita Kirkpatrick, Diane Summer, Peggy Hahn, Floyce Ann 'l'ownsencl, Carolyn liraslier, Judy Oclle, Ann Kiulhrivl, Alice Knowles, Scott McAuley, Donna Land, -ith Row-Shirley Gordan, Flo Coley, Beverly Bryant, Connie Christie, Rebecca Ross, Bonnie Henry, Elizabeth Maxwell, Mary Alice Thornton, Marie Orrell, Alice Mooney, Brenda Little, Patsy Graves. 5th Row-Vincent Davis, Mike Luckey, Kenneth Davis, Harold Morgan, Edward Burrow, Jack Parham, Reid Hearn, Don Castleman, Tommy Stoddard, William Fenner, Ona Mae Maxwell. .. .L .. ,, A, , l MCNTHLY YU H Q- Q'-up Q, fr if sown ,...g.bLNxc,,o :ff , .gg .O Vi' , 'N f 'v 'gm - - 'viva' A ,Y gy! ,e V az M, ,Mawr L f ,ir UW, V glsgv, TATLER Mom, -K Qowme xfSfK1EQ.'Q M WP,KEQE5QfQEfQdQEEff: XE1soN.rermessee v W ' A W Mblfkulllifubgs B A5 K ET B A r the Ball Nouth An mf54gQ2LQL a A ,,ec,,,, fo Aigends Schoo! 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U, ww uywf, Q.,.w., vm- xx.-Wm, mm., -. uw, rv ww Q V f V -v H Sam. vm-W'x x 1.-, xx,m,f,:'. hu x -H mx , vm hm-I 'X '- ' ' 4,,,,,,,. w,,..Q.- an asv-M, ww, uf V. xp., ew v .- . M. ' V , Q f x'w41.g,x, xl an-w-x,x.,,1 mm Aww., xy, R nw-2 -. ' M 4. . , ,X ,U Wj, 11,-W4 ww M M.-tux-x1m..w-X sw x- - A ,V , U uv' Y VK xglfi X, X! , M . N. V H A , .2 M , 4 K BR ww-Ks v xii ' 'U H , 1ef..mfL. ,Kl'm'+,,ff S - V X 11 fu PM-N f2'.mf-- '1 A H 'mi' rwkzm-.1 nm ,uf H 'A V N' x . fmhnn 11.-W ff.,-r 1 19 -- . v .. :Wm 1..-.W :np -1 l X A ,4,1W, '-5 1 24 ' V v 2 . . Q First row: Barbara Steppe, Jo Anna Davis, Peggy Jones. Judy Garrison, Carolyn Coley, Diane Russell, Jean Gilbert. Second row: J. L. Whitten, Linda Couch. Betty Pulliam. Peggy Whybrew, Paul Lee, Wilma Durham, Sandra Northeott, Elizabeth Porter, Rebeeea Hollowell, Suzanne Tipton, Judy Heermans, Carol Sue Curry, Paulette Alexander, Deloria Wentworth, John Wallin, John Bonson. Third row: Janice Pulliam, Jimmy Summer, Peggy VVilson, Jimmy Bullard, Robert Davis, Lowell Crane, Wayne Curry, John McCharen, Jimmy Marston, Robert Corley, Charles Seward, Max Hailey. Fourth row: Tommy Boyd, Terry Basista, Charles Barnette, Sherry Lester, Billy Ripley, Paul NVylie, Tommy Rhodes, Don Castleinan, Renee Page. Jerry Ilaynie, Kenny Distnuke, Carter West, Dennis Lester, Sam Spruill, Johnny Mullins, Dennis Jacobs, Tony Hopper, Gene Case, Charles Marston, Butch Rodgers, James Allison, Bruce Criswell. Standing: Ann Babb, Suzanne lfolk, Tully Daniels, Johnny Polk. Frank Allison, Danny Thompson, Tim Hopper, Reggie Horn, Mr. Bonson, Beverly Blankenship, Barbara Wimpee, Bryndn Williznns, Becky Laughlin. Dain Stone. Jackson High School Band OFFICERS PRESIDENT: Bruce Criswell VICE-PRESIDENT: Frank Allison LIBRARIAN: Reggie Horn DRUM MAJOR: Dan Stone SPONSOR: lvfr. W. R. Bonson Bonson's bandsters on the ball . . . Long hours of hard work toward parades and concerts . . . First plaee in Strawberry Festival for the eleventh successive year . . . Pep band led the way in pep sessions . . . Trip to Ole Miss proved to be good experience . . . Mareh. March, Play, Play . . . Band- room Hlled with tweet-tweet, boom-boom, toot-toot, crash! During prartiee . . . Making plans for a new band Camp . . . All spells out a great Golden Bear Band . . . '46 49 Gv Firxt row: Ann Fernstrom, Charlotte Irvin, Rosemary Milstead, Tommie Faye Carmichael, Brenda Austin, Bonnie jones, Susan Hymers. Second row: Kay Bynum, Carol Griffin, Alicia Hazlehurst, Jackie Holland, Anna Katherine Pugh, Diane Lassiter. Third row: Bill Stovall, Tom Hensley, Bruce Criswcll, Galen Hammond, Robert Mainord, Joe Hearn. Junior Red Cross Council O F F I C E R S PRESIDENT: Galen Hammond VICE-PRESIDENT: Mark Harris SECRETARY: Tommie Faye Carmichael TREASURER: Alicia Hazlehurst Stimulating understanding and good will among young people throughout the world . . . annual membership drive . . . gift box . . . school chest . . . international communications programs . . . Serv- ing children and adults in hospitals and other institutions . . . providing comfort and recreational items and holiday decorations . . . Annual District Officers Banquet ends the busy year. 145 50 Gv ational thletic Scholarship Society OFFICERS PRESIDENT: Alf Barnette VICE-PRESIDENT: Sandy Smith SECRETARY-TREASURER: Tommy Rather SPONSOR: Mr. Tom Fann Rough and ready members consist ol the line up ol' the Golden Bears . . . These boys have earned a letter in some sport . . . Have an average of eighty or more . . . Emphasizes good sportsmanship . . . Year's highlights are the eomely lads of the Boy's Beauty Rr-view . . . Student, Faculty Basketball Game . . . NASS operates concession stand during basketball games . . . Profits used for athletic equipment. Ist row-Dennis Hendrix, Tommy Gaither, Tommy Rather, Alf Barnette, Sandy Smith, Walter Reed, Wimp Milam. 2nd row-Harvey Little, Carlo Spencerulamie Davenport, Jimmy Seeley. Bill Tubbs, David Bell, .loc Hearn, Jimmy Kee. 3rd row-Paul Kilzer, Jimmy Williams, Buddy Travis, Mike Armstrong, Ray Neudeeker, Larry Williams, Lawrence Taylor. First row: Miss Worthy, Mona Siler, Jennie Moore, Patsy Hinton, Merlyn Williams, Anne Abernathy, Sally Baker, Marion Davidson, G. G. Dolbeer, Joy Travis, Second row: Rosemary Cross, Darlene Redding, Margaret Lutrell. Nancy Siler, Jane Cartmell, Ang Fernstrom, Charlotte Jones, Ann Frost, Charlotte Irvin, Shirley Bradley, Jackie Fis er. Third row: Sandra Harris, Pat Whybrew, Caroline Burgess, Sarah Rollins, Tommie Faye Carmichael, Glenda Thomas, Janet Green. Carol Griflin, Barbara Steppe, Linda Hawks. Fourth row: Faith Dunn, Nancy Green, Martha Hawkins, Sally Sanders. Elizabeth Edenton, Elizabeth Maxwell, Glenda Brown, Bonnie Baker, Jada Sykes, Harriet Rice, Alicia Hazlchurst, Brenda Brady, Ann Ragan. Senior Tri-Hi-Y O F F I C E R S PRESIDENT: Sally Ann Baker VICE-PRESIDENT: G. G. Dolbeer SECRETARY: Jackie Fisher TREASURER: Darlene Redding I-IISTORIAN: Faith Dunn CHAPLAIN: Harriet Rice SERGEANT-AT-ARMS: Janet Green REPORTER: Ann Fernstrom SPONSOR: Miss Edyth Worthy WORTHY'S girls living their purpose to Create, maintain and extend . . . high standards of Christian character' . . . enjoying fellowship before meetings . . . looking enviously at those who remembered to bring their box suppers . . . Seriously listening to challenging devotions and programs eagerly decorating the float for homecoming . . . doing good for others . . . each girl having a part in making 1958 truly great. -43 52 Cv Junior Tri-Hi-Y OFFICERS PRESIDENT: Bonnie jones VICE-PRESIDENT: Linda W'heat SECRETARY: Susan Hymers TREASURER: Kay Hanebuth CHAPLAIN: Sharron Lyon HISTORIAN: Judy Griffith REPORTER: Rosemary Milstead SERGEANT-AT-ARMS: Brenda Hassell SPONSOR: lNIrs. Alta Freeman Christian girls . . . gaining more experience in thinking of others . . . each taking part in pro- jects for the needy . . . good programs . . . making preparation for Youth and Government . . Dreaming of Blue Ridge . . . A year always to be remembered. First row: Brenda Austin, Alice Mooney, Rosemary Milstead, Carole Stewart, Anna Reed, Carol Flake, Brenda Little, Gloria Holland, Diane Summer. Second row: Kay Hanebuth. Judy Griffith, Sharron Lyon, Michael Ann Tucker, Brenda Hassell, Bobbie Sue Paschall, Beverly Yates, Linda Schafer, Third row: Carol Jones, Wanda Grimmer, Flora Jean Coley, Patsy Simpson, Diane Lassiter, Jane Butler, Sue Crouch, Martha Lynn Jackson. Fourth row: Bonnie Jones, Linda Wheat, Susan Hymers, Kay Timberlake, Virginia Ruth Lewis, Brenda Sutton, Sandra Bivens, Mary Arthur Osborne, Jo Nell Britton. Fifth row: Mrs. Alta Freeman. Top PZ-ff1l71'.' Ifirsi mum' Slim-ila Rhodes. Joy Hasscll. Dale Sniith, Kay Sylyis. Ann Bahh, Nancy Iannport. Carol Curry. Sfrnnrl ww: ,Iavkiv Holland. Janot Carlton, Linda Mayhvld. Rosvniary Plunla, Marilyn Moore-, Linda Arrington, Carolyn Brashc-r. Bc-rky Rvvd, Third mm: Cindy Danvy, Anna Kathvrinc Pugh, Linda Croc'lwr. Pat Palnior, Ps-guy YVood. Kay llyninn, Lynda Akin, Kathvrinv Algca, Bn-nda King. Foznlh mm: -loyvv llrann. Barbara W'irnpf'C, Dianna Davis. Odvssa lVIullins. Patsy Rushing, Wilma Durham, Barbara Srott. Ilultom Piffflliff Firxt row: ,Indy Lawr4'm'c', Barbara Lowis, Annrttv Richardson, Patsy Rainos, Suvannv Polk, Linda Johnson, Pvugy Hahn. Sfconrl 70Il',' Carolyn Harrison. Gloria MrCnllr'r, Sylvia lyilliannson, Bronda 'lihf-dford. Nanry Brown. Shvrry Ilanlcins, Yifkiv Gaithvr. Third mm: :Xrny llousv, Becky Mziiic'ss, livtty l'nlli.nn, Yalvria Arriistronq, -Indy Crayons, Carnilli- Collin, Sarah Courh. Fourth row: Polly 'l'ah:'r, XllC'lilC Laney, Shirlvy Cordon, Snr' Iain-kit-. Mrs. Fstvllc Ilolni. Sophomore Tri-Hi-Y l'RESll3EN'l': lvlarilyn Nloorv lllS'l'C VRIANZ llvggy Woocl VICE-PRPlSll3l'lN'l': Kay liynnni CllJXl'l..-UN: llrvnda King SRCRPl'l'ARY: llvvky Rm-cl Slilllll'l.'XN'li-Nli-ARNIS2 ,lanvt Carlton TREASURER: Alny llousv Rl2l'OR'l'liR: Linda Nlaylivld SPONSOR: hflrs. lisli-llm' llolin Girls striving vvvry clay to liyf' tlivir inotto, uPlll'l'IllUl!QlllS.PllI'1'XN'U1'KlS. pure' avtionif' . . . AttCnd- ing tlii' lwautifullv inspirvd indiivtion t'4'Ii1'IllUYlV . . . vying inc-nimy xxoilt . . . wvaring rod and white and lxliu- Tri-lli-S' rihhons . . . A yvar that truly .in inii1fvit.ii1t'st1-p in tlif' laddvr of 'liri-lli-Y work. '05 54 Sv 5 A nu-at f M! WJ! X any Swim: -WRX r 1 li 'SSS 1 r lffkkl 1A xpgf N L M l ss- li i I 1 s i 1 2 1 as P ' Sli R X PICTURE NO. 1- Fint row: Tommy Gaither, Dennis Hendrix, Robert Mainord, Bill Stovall, Billy Dunn, John MeCharen, Walter Reed. Second row: Billy Bain, David Blaekstoek, Parker Hinson, Herbie Turner, Frank Jamison, James Jones, Galen llammond. Bill lvfooney, lvilliam Fenner. Third row: Bill Sublette, A. B. Coleman, Johnny Chisum, Rcace Page, Carl Smith, Butch Rodgers, Glenn Davis, Bruce Criswell. PICTURE NO. 2+ First row: Hunter Taylor, Billy Kee, Jimmy Utley, David Pruiett, Bill Carr, Donald Carr. Doyle Bryant, Raymond -lowers, Jimmy Lee Hays. Second row: Bill Hendrix, Bill Cooksey, Wimp Milam, Tommy Rather, Lawrence Taylor, Buddy Travis, Billy llill, Buhha Smith, Charles Marston. Third ww: Sandy Smith, Alvin lVhorton, Stevie Keys, Paul Kilzer, jimmy Kee, Ray Neudeeker, Charles Siler, jimmy Bullard. George Williams Hi-Y o F F I C E R s PRESIIjENT: Bill Stovall SECRETARY: Dennis Hendrix VICE-PRESIDENT: Robert Mainoi-d TREASURER1 YVHIW Rffd and John Iwccharcn CHAPLAIN: Billy Dunn SPONSOR: hir. B. Frye High sehool boys developing Christian qualities . . . helping the Tri-Hi-Y plan the Thanksgiving serviee . , . remembering the fun-filled inlorinative days at the Tri-Hi-Y and Hi-Y Convention . . . having friendly rivalry in the gym after meetings . . . gym exclusive . . . a bunch of great guys!!! '45 55 Cv Distributive Education OFFICERS PRESIDENT: Tiny Tims VICE-PRESIDENT: Herbert Brock SECRETARY: Barbara Teague TREASURER: Rebecca Ross Scates REPORTER: Lockie Hatcher PARLIAMENTARIAN: Dickie Hudson SPONSOR: Mr. Ed Croom To develop progressive leadership that is competent, aggressive, self-reliant, and cooperative in the distributive education field through the exploration of vocational opportunities in these fields. . . . Successful year of activities . . . Personality clinic . . . Public speaking contest . . . Salesmanship contest . . . Display contest . . . Parliamentary Procedure . . . To sum up a year of work and play, The Employer-Employee Banquet . . . District meetings . . . A year never to be forgotten by the D. E. Students. First row: Barbara Teague, Dickie Hudson, Rebecca Ross Scatcs. Leone McKee, Peggy Hawkins. Brenda Stewart, Cynthia Pickins. Second row: Thelma Smith, Helen Hunt, Peggy Rhodes, Jean Clark, Shirlene Carter. Third row: David Alexander, Danita Maxwell, Patsy Flanagan. Fourth row: Ed Brasfield, Herbert Brock, Tommy Green, Tiny Tims. Fifth row: Charles Taylor, Ray Ing, Reuben Helms, Gail Bledsoe, Rondle Deloach. t i s Ts s f' fi. x Hllilsl SCHOOL X : sf' L.. ll FZ y an ,Q W' . 4 A-, .K k::: W W. 1 ll-.Ili i . 1-ilhiilnas la! 'llli 1 I I I I l 1 4 515' Ifirst ww: Linda Seates. Linda Phillips, Glenda Brown, Caroline Burgess, Marion Davidson, Kay Colvin, Juanita Kirkpatrick, Dorothy Arnold. Brenda Arnold. Sfmml mum' Sherry Scnrlmorougli. Mona Siler, Harriet Rice, Jackie Fisher, Darlene Redding, Bobbie Sue Paschall, Ruth llorn. Beverly Nelson. Shirley Kelly, Jane Green, Bonnie Rodgers, Franeis Fonville, Jimmy Gale Johnston, Thin! row: Beverly Parish, Carolyn Cheek. Carrie Alice Brown, Glenda Thomas, Faith Dunn, Helen Stone, Elizabeth Maxwell. Kay Timberlake. Carol Cummings, Ruth Oliyis, Pattie Arnold, Mary Frances Gill, Linda Scliaiefer. Ifomtli row: Rena Pipkin. Betty Jo Sipes. Sarah Rollins. Marie Creek, Judy MePeake. Barbara Fesmire, Reggie llorn, Wayne Curry. -Iiinniy Key, jimmy Utley, Roy Patterson, Glynn Bryan, Neal Bennett. PICTURIQ INSERT lfirxt ww: Glenda Brown. Caroline Burgess, Marion Davidson, Kay Colvin, Juanita Kirkpatrick. I O Future Business leaders of merlea O F F I C E R S PRESIDENT: Glenda Brown TREASURER: Kay Colvin VICE-PRESIDENT: Caroline Burgess REPORTER: Juanita Kirkpatriek SECRETARY: Marion Davidson SPONSOR: Mrs. Louise Robertson Developing competent, aggressive business leadership . . . creating more interest and understand- ing in the intelligent choice of business occupations . . . Each year an award is presented to the most outstanding student in the Business Department . . . 145 57 GU' Firxt row: Esther Everett, Reba Hollowell, Leone McKee, Linda Hawks, Janiee Beard, .ludv jones, Mike Powers, jackie Fisher, Carol jones, Virginia Ruth Lewis, Billy Tully. Jean Clark. Second row: Robert Mainord, Alicia Hazlehurst. Sandra Harris, John McCharen. jerry Haynic Max Hailey, David Farrow, Ann Frost, Tully Daniels, Arla Anderson, Bobbie Sue Paschalll Frances Roberts. Third row: Faith Dunn, Betty Roote, Carolyn Aldrich, Carla Wuerpel, Marion Davidson G. G. Dolbeer, Ben Edmundson, Danny Crawford, Carol GriH'in, Martha Hawkins, Charlotte Irvin, Shirley Bradley. ational Honor Societ PRESIDENT: Dan Stone VICE-PRESIDENT: Ben Edmundson SECREVVARY-'l1REASLlRl'lRZ Bonnie Baker SPONSOR: Miss Faye Etheridge -Iuniors and Seniors maintaining an average of 88 or above are eligible . . . New nienihers, ws ing their uezideniie gowns, are indueted at an impressive eeremonx' . . . the ezlndle light expresses tht undying flames of Seholarship, Leadership, Charac-ter, and Service whieh are upheld by the National llonor Soeiety rnernbers. 105 58 Gb' Fin! row: I. L. VVhitten, Brenda Stewart. Janiee Elrod. Patsy Simpson. Barbara Fesmire. Martha Hill, Ruth Horn. Norma Riehardson, hiieliael Ann Tueker, Kay Hanebuth. Sharron Lyon. Brenda Hassell. Susan Hymers. Diane Lassiter. SFFUIIIII rote: Slxirleene Carter, Judy Griflith, Ann Smith. Kart-v W'illiamson. Edward Burrow. Joan Patton, Peggy Whvbrew, Janice Pulliam, Nanev Ward, Carole Stewart. Sally Baker, Third row: Jo Anna Davis, Barbra Vaughn, Charlotte Jones, Bonnie Baker, Janet Green. Cynthia Pickens. Nancy Green, jada Sykes, Bill Carr, Harvey Marcom, Dan Stone. ational Honor Societ Other aetivities are partieipated in . . . Work is put into publishing the Student Directories, which are so helpful throughout the year . . . A pienie in the spring . . . games! . . . barbeeue! . , . bugs! . . . sunburn! . . . All these add up to fun . . . A reward well earned, a gold tassel for graduation! 15595-rv l'nQert: .Xuu lfmii-ati-uit, Naiiey Green, Auu Fruit, Jucly Jones, Tommie Faye Carmichael, Jeanette Black, Ann Smith, Sally Sanders, Kay 'l'nulierlal4e, l'ietuu-tl allme: l'x'v,t! fore: Vaiolyu lliaflirr, llounie ,lone-Q, .Xniy llarris, Sarah Elks, Sue Frank, Susan YVest. .Nrroxxfl wort- tilt-uila lout-4, .Xrla Autlewon, l'arolyn Altlrich, Anna Recd, Carol Flake, Kay Engle, Linda Bnggess, l.intla Couch, l'.it lertv. l,iurla Klaylieltl Tlx1'iuf1'u:e' l'e::y'l'l1etfornl. Ann Kivnlrriel,S:iu:l1a ,lol1uSon,T4arlbara Ozment, Rena Pipkin, Gayle Rosser, Volleen Melton, ,l.iu4t flailtuu, Noiiua lYinilmerly, Relveeea lluut, Mary Alice Thornton. lqufrlft rom fluolxn Nlaw, -lohuuie Nlae Smith, Alice -t'ooper, Varolyu Maxwell. Gayle Fly, Merlyn VVilliamS, Relmeeca Ross Scates, llevmilr Huauuue Rotlgerx, 4'harlotte lfuxter, Patsy Suupxon, Mary lflizalieth llarham, Sue Crouch, Margaret l.utrell. lrzflli 1' 'rv vlrr ,Xnua llarif, llleufla llrown, janet Green, Dale Morgan, Annette Richardson, Marilyn Lockheart, Ann llahh, llexelly lilyaut, fllxiiglaret Vakh, l'attv lliekie. Allllj' Glatlyis-Sevier, Caroline Burgess. .Ymlli rum l',it XNhxlueu', l'u:l:y XYliylu'en, Alutly lleei1n:iu4, l.iiula Arrington, l.yurla Akin, Jutly Otlle, Bonnie RotlgerS, lleverly Nt-l-ou, Virginia Ruth l,4-irix, llailiara llittman, Polly Taher, Brenda Arnnld, Beverly Parish, N,-:fwnlh rum' ,lauel'liiiu11:iu. Valeria .Xl'ln'4tv'ot15:.Ann Raglan, Patsy Flauagzin, l,inrl:1 llarrii, llaryey l.ee lliay, Betty King, l':iti1ri.i llaitliu, llelen lluut, Kar lhureli, Shirley tiortlon, Kay Sylvia, Marcia Morton. lfiuliflt rua' Hu. Uvrell, Alice Mooney, Marie Orrell, llrentla Little, lieth Powell, Jimmy Gail johnson, Betty Sue Kiucler, Bonnie lleuvy. Hay Helton, llarliara XVin1pee, llarlvara Lewis, Jane Green, Flora foley. .Yiutli rua Ro-4-mary Milxtearl, Florence XYL-atherly, Sue Johnston, Mary Arthur Osborne. Future Homc-:makers of merica OFFICERS PRIZSIIJENTI Tonunie Faye Carmichael TREASURER: Sally Sanders VICE-l'RliSllJENT: Judy jones SPONSOR: Bliss lN1ary Doak SECRETARY: Ann Smith le help individuals improve personal, family, and community living, now and in the future . . . Results of a prosperous year of work and fun . . , a wonderful weekend at State Convention at Nashville . . . Annual Fashion Show . . . Faeulty Dinner . . . School beautiheation projeets . . . NVQ fare the future with warm eourage and high hopes. '45 60 Gr' Insert OFFICERS jerry Haynie, Ann Smith, Michael Ann Tucker, not pictured, Bonnie Baker. CLUB MEMBERSHIP First row: Bobbie Sue Paschall, Barbara Steppe, Anne Abernathy, Peggy Kirby, Leanne Townsend, Linda Morrison, Pat Terry, Kay Bynum. Katherine Algea, Susan Cato, Margaret Barfield, Janeen Cooge. Secourl row: Eliyabcth Dooley, G. G. Dolbcer, Shirley Bradley. Sue Lackie. Alice Knowles, Peggy lvlartin, Karcy vvllllSllllSUIl, Linda Couch. Carole Stewart, Carol Jones, Cornelia Coughlin. Thin! mic: Katherine Pugh, Marie Rosenbloom, Linda Crocker, Sharron Lyon, Gayla Moore. Carol Griflin, lklnrtlm llawkins, .Ioan Patton, Judy Griffith. Linda W'hcat. Fourth vom: Sheila Rhodes. Vicky Laney, Polly Taber, Charlotte Irvin. ,lane Cartmell, Betty Roote, Brenda King, lll'l'IlClLl Ilnsscll, Kay Ilgmebutli. Joy Hasscll, Judy Plc-crmans, Wanda Grimmer, Martha Hill. Fiflh mm: David Farrow, Cary Crowell, Alfred Boyd, Bill Newsom, Nancy VVard, Miriam Tillman, -lane Butler, Tip 'l'aylor, Bill jolmston. Charles Vantreese. Everette Harris. Sixth mm: Tully Daniels. Bill Carr. Jimmy Bullard, J. L. Whitten, Larry Wilson, Joe Smith, Bobby Guy, Terry Douglas, johnny Stephens, jerry Peters. Spanish Club OFFICERS PRESIDENT: Jerry Haynie VICE-PRESIDENT: Ann Smith SECRETARY: Bonnie Baker TREASURER: Michael Ann Tucker SPONSOR: Miss Elizabeth Etheridge Buenos Dias from the Spanish Club . . . a club consisting of Spanish students maintaining an 88 average . . . Takes charge of many projects such as filling Thanksgiving baskets and Christmas baskets . . . A wonderful year of fun climaxed by the Spanish banquet. '45 61 Sv 'QQ' -'EJ I5 Ulf Jiihvillb First row: Mr. Ivey, Danny Moore, Jimmy Lee Hays, Monte Holms, Frank McCaskill, johnny Howell. Second row: Larry Wladley, Billy Kee. Bill Summers, Gay Powell, Bobby Utley. Bill Usery. Third row: Ronald lNalker, Charles Newton, Dickie Hudson, Don Oller, Charles Siler, Sonny Bennett, Sam Matthews. T81 I Club Hub City Chapter No. IC OFFICERS PRESIDENT: Danny Moore VICE-PRESIDENT: Edwin Bennett SECRETARY: Charles Siler TREASURER: johnny Howell REPORTER: Tim Chandler SPONSOR: Mr. Harry Ivey Purpose to Create and nurture a respect for all honest labor and an appreciation for workmanship and workers . . . State Convention held in Nashville this year . . . Make articles used at home or in home workshops. 13 62 Ev Dramatic Club OFFICERS PRESIDENT: Bill Stovall VICE-PRESIDENT: Wayne Johnson SECRETARY: Bonnie Baker TREASURER: Linda Hawks SPONSOR: Mrs. Martha Polk Membership opened to those interested in dramaties . . . fun and hard work both combined in the presentation of the Junior-Senior play . . . Year climaxed by a Dramatic Club picnic. First raw: Bill Stovall, Bonnie Baker, Linda Hawks, Wayne Johnson. Second row: Nancy Brown, Carolyn Cheek, Brenda Arnold, Judy McPeake, Sue Crouch, Linda Wheat, Linda Boggess, Bonnie Jones, Rosemary Milstead, Carole Stewart, Carol Griffin, Alicia Hazlehurst, Sally Ann Baker, Bonnie Bland, Florence Weatherly, Marion Davidson, Charlotte Jones, Sandra Harris, Anna Reed, Sue Johnston, Carol Flake, Anne Abernathy, Billy Key. Third row: Janice Elrod, Wanda Grimmer, Reggie Horn, Frank Allison, Michael Ann Tucker, Glenda Brown, Nancy Green, Jada Sykes, Alice Mooney, Janet Green, Judy Jones, Jimmy Exum, Mark Harris, Brenda Little, Robert Mainord, Ann Kimbriel, Nancy Siler, Harriet Smith, Brenda Austin, Douglas Murray, Mike Armstrong, Janice Pulliam. Fourth row: Jane Cartmell, Charlotte Irvin, Ann Ragan, Glenda Jones, Peggy Wilson, Loraine Martin, Carolyn Aldrich, Linda Couch, Marie Orrell, Charles Gardner, Alvin Whorton, Glenn Davis, Ben Edmundson, Joe Wood, Herbie Turner, A. B. Coleman, Brynda Williams, Gloria Holland, Kay Timberlake, Brenda Sutton, Kay Powell, Dale Morgan, Karey Williamson, Olivia Stephenson. Fifth row: Frances Farmer, Joy Moore, Margaret Lutrell, Peggy Rhodes, Faith Dunn, Jean Clark, Arla Anderson, Floyce Ann Townsend, Galen Hammond, Harold Jaco, Billy Martin, Mike Barnes, Walter Reed, Phil Swango, Benny Deaton, Ann Fernstrom, Bruce Criswell, Susan Hymers, Frank Jamison, Scott McAuley, Ruth Horn. Sixth row: Jack Stovall, Ann Frost, Rosemary Cross, Elizabeth Maxwell, Glenda Thomas, Tommy Tate, Frank McCaskill, Bill Mooney, Alf Barnette, Billy Dunn, Bill Carr, Tully Daniels, Johnny Chisum, Reace Page, J. L. Whitten, Jane Ann Butler, G. G. Dolbeer, Jennie Moore, Barbara Steppe, Joy Travis, Carla Wuerpel, Mona Siler, Shirley Bradley. Seventh row: Kay Hanebuth, Judy Griffith, Brenda Hassell, Diane Lassiter, Sharron Lyon, Carol Jones, Ann Smith, Martha Lynn Jackson, Janice Beard, Mary Elizabeth Barham, Brenda Brady, Caroline Burgess, Martha Hawkins, Kay Engle, Elizabeth Edenton, Sally Sanders, Tommie Faye Carmichael, Reid Hearn, Harold Morgan. Eighth row: Flo Coley, Sarah Rollins, Cornelia Coughlin, Martha Hill, Joan Patton, Gayla Moore, Peggy Martin, Beverly Yates, Charles Marston, Billy Deaton, Parker Henson, Kenneth LaRue, David Pruiett, Jimmy Seeley, Harvey Little, Jackie Parham, Don Castleman, Allen Murray, Bubba Smith, Dickie Hudson, Ben Williams. 'if First row: Gayle Bledsoe, David Bell, Bill Sublette. Second row: Kenneth Replogle, Glenn Davis, Harvey Mareom, Herbie Turner, Kennic Dismuke, Connie Hudson. Gary Daniels, Billy Bain, David Blackstorlc. Third mm: Jack Stovall. Harold Jafo. Roddie Haggard. Sonny Fly, Raymond jmvvrs. Btvhhy Ricketts. Jimmy Gooch. Ben Edtnundson, John Mt'Charen. Fourth row: Charles Siler, Kenny Larue, Billy Hill, Ed Burrow, Harold WVayne Dt-w, Doyle Bryant. Fifth row: Wayne Curry, Mike Lurkt-y, Tommy Tate. Allen Murray, Parker Henson, Bill Cooksey, Herbert Brock. Bruce Criswell, Butch Rodgers, Mickey Hateher. Sixth row: Kay Powell, Sue Rawls. Projectionists Club O F F I C E R S PRESIDENT: David Bell VICE-PRESIDENT: Gayle Bledsoe SECRETARY-TREASURER: Bill Sublette SPONSOR: Mr. J. B. Fry Trains its members in the operation of the film projector . . . Serves the school by presenting and showing all the pictures to the different classes . . . Members and their dates enjoy a hayride during mid-spring and engage in various other activities throughout the year. ill Gb' Junior Classical league OFFICERS PONTIFEX MAXIMUS: Robert Mainord PONTIFEX MINIMUS: Kay Engle SCRIBE: Pat Terry SPONSOR: Mr. G. Joyner An acquaintance with the civilization of Greece and Rome will help us to understand and appraise the world of todayf' . . . Exotic myths of the past . . . a study of a great civilization before ours . . elimax of the year . . . a banquet in which for one night we turn baek the hands of time and heeome ladies and gentlemen of glorious Rome . , . wearing the clothes that they wore . . . eating the lood they atm '... daneing as they danced . . . selling slaves and enjoying the entertainment that they loved and have handed down to our present civilization. lx! row: Robert Niainord, Pat Terry, Kay Engle. 2nd row: Susan Cato, Jo Anna Davis, Gloria Holland, Amy Harris, Barbara Dittman, lov Travis, Anna Recd, .'i rd -llh 5th oth 7th 8th Carol Flake, row: ,laekie Polly Taber, Rosemary Milslead, Marie Orrell, Brenda Little, Sandra Richardson, Patsy Raines, Barbara Scott, Patsy A Bonnie Bland. Linda Couch, Charlotte Jones, Sandra Harris. Elizabeth Edenton, Sally Sanders. Ilolland, Peggy Vfoocl, Sally Baker, Tommie Faye Carmichael, Linda Hawks, Becky hlaness. Rushing. row: Bonnie jones, Linda Wheat, Jeanette Stephenson, Mary Frances Gill, Marcia Morton, joy Moore, Florence Weatherly, Carol Crillin, Brenda Brady, Alicia Hazlehurst, Joe Hearn, Bob Bulliet, Bill Stovall. row: Kay Bynum, Lynda Akin, Alice Knowles, Mike Powers, Jimmy Breen, Jimmy Bowyer, John Bynum, Tully Daniels, Bill Carr, Tommy Tate, Andy Baird, Stevie Keys. row: Katherine Algea, Marie Rosenbloom, Ralph Thomas, Kelly Smythe, Jimmy Bullock, Carl Smith. Buddy Travis, Tip Taylor, Sonny Morgan, Ben Edmundson, Herbie Turner. row: Dianne Davis, Becky Reed, Norma Richardson, Susan Hymers, Janice Beard, Betty Pulliam, June Bond, Amy House, Carolyn Brasher. row: Amy Hcfley, Gayle Outlan, Linda Morrison. First row: Harvey Marcom, Ben Edmundson, Dan Stone. Second row: Johnny Englcrt, Phil Hassell, Mark Harris, Bill Stovall, A. B. Coleman, Alfred Boyd, Danny Crawford, John Williams, James Jones, Robert Mainord. Third row: Tommy Tate, Hunter Taylor, Frank Jamison, Charles Gardner, Sandy Smith, Carl Smith, Andy Baird, Tommy Norton. john McCharen. Fourth row: Galen Hammond, jo Anna Davis. Frances Roberts. Barbra Vaughn, David Farrow, John Cathey, Edward Burrow, David Steed. Max Hailey. Fifth row: Joe Hearn, jimmy Key, jimmy Breen, Mike Powers, Jerry Haynie, Tony Thompson, Tommy Gaither, Carlo Spencer, Charles Burkhead, Buster McMillan. Science Club O F F I C E R S PRESIDENT: Hzuvey Marcom VICE-PRESIDENT: Ben Edmundson SECRETARY-TREASURER: Dan Stone SPONSOR: Mr. John Peehonick Creating and promoting an interest in science with monthly meetings . . . demonstrations . . slide rule instructions . . . answers to puzzling questions . . . grand climaxHScience Fair in the spring '45 66 Sv lilee lllub A newly organized group interested in singing . . . They took an active part singing carols at the Christmas program and helped to make it one of the most impressive assemblies of the year . . . Remember those practices on Monday afternoon?? . . .. Under the able direction of Mr. Bonson this group truly progressed and plans for an operetta are now being made. 1 i'r.rt rn7:'.' Mary Frances Summer, Joy Nell hV8l'l'llll'Sl, Sarah Couch, Rosemary Milstead, Kay Bynum, Lynda Akin, Judy Odle, Peggy llahn, Marie Orr:-ll, l'il'IlllCCS Sinks, Nancy Siler, Becky Maness, .Sivcmiil rtmu' llarbztra bVllllIlt't', NYilnia llnrhani, Odessa Mullins, Carol Griffin, Linda Couch, Jo Anna Davis, SallIy Baker, Linda gawksi Tommie Faye Carmichael, Brenda Brady, Nancy Brown, Becky Reed, llianne llavis llarriet Smith, B iriam Tillman, etty Jnlliam, Third raw: Peggy Vllilson, Betty Sue Kinder, Bonnie Henry, Peggy Thetford, Patsy Rushing, Barbara Scott, Brenda Little, lflort-neu XM-atln-ily, Sue Johnston, Vickie Gaither, Patti Dickey, Sandra Harris, Linda VVheat, Patsy Raines, Amy House. Fourth row: Barbara Uzment, Betty Casnn, t'arolyn Harrison, Gloria McCullar, Gaston Collins, Paul Kilzer, Ray Neudecker, Walter Reed, Buddy Travis, Robert Mainord, Bill Carr, Susan Hymers, Norma VVimberly, Pat Whybrew. Fifth ro'w.' Marcia Martnn, Kenneth Davis, Max Parish, Jininiy Bullard, VVilliam Fenner, Bill Perkins, Jimmy Kee, Tully Daniels, A Bill Stovall, Kay Colvin, Juanita Kirkpatrick, Carol Curry, Kay Sylvis. I Sixth row: Peggy VVhybrew, Tommy Gaither, llarvey Little, Johnny Englert, Phil Hassell, Alf Barriette, Herbie Turner, Stevie Keys, Harold Jaco, Charles Marston, Ann Babb, Joy Moore, Annette Moore, A V 5611211313 Y0'LU.' Molly Lawrence, Sam Spruill, Jack Stovall, Galen Hammond, Mike Luckey, NVayne Curry, Jimmy Seeley, XVimp i am. Eiphth row: Bonnie Baker, Carol Flake, Anna Rc-ed, Elizabeth lftlenton, Kay Engle. Gloria Holland, Alice Knowles, Scott McAnlcy. Ninth row: Jackie Fisher, Harriet Rice. Ann Fernstrom, Glenda Brown, Janet Green, Ann Frost, Brynda VVillianis, Sarah Elks, Sue Frank, Bt-cky Serrat, Norma lktnhinn, Barbara lfcsmire. Jntly lXlcl't'ake. Tvnlli writ: Barbra Vaughn, Glenda 'lil'ltIlllIlS, Sarah Rollins, Glenda Jones, Rosemary Cross, Faith Dunn, Darlene Redding, Nancy Siler, Margaret Lutrt-ll, Patsy llinton, Mt-rlyn hvllllillllrl, Janice Elrod, Ruth Ann Horne, Mary Beth Shaw. Elcvrntli rmu: Nancy Green, Suzanne Polk, Valeria Armstrong, Joy llasst-ll, Judy llccrnians, liay Tiniberlake, Michael Ann Tucker, Joan Patton. Kant-y NVilli.nnson, ,lanicc Pulliam, Virginia Ann Lewis, Carol Jones. Floyce Ann Townsend. V T'1u4'lftli ww: Martha Lynn Jackson, Linda Maytielsl. Sheila Rhodes, Brenda King, Carol Cummings, lflizalieth Dooley, Mary tilatlyis Sevier, llalt- Morgan, Ann Smith, Sue lironch, Sharron Lyon, ,lane f'artmcll. Kay l'nvi-ell. Thirternth row: A. B. Coleman, James Jones, VVayne Johnson, Frank Jamison, Bruce Criswell, Brenda Thetford, Pat Palmer, Marilyn Moore, Linda Crocker, Linda Schaefer, Anne Abernathy. Fourteenth 707115 Reid Hearn. Reggie llorn, Charles Burkhead, Dan Stone, J. L. Vl'hitten, Billy Ray Martin, Jean Havner, Rebecca llnnt, Joy 'l'rax'is, G. G, llolliet-i', Jennie hlomt-, Barbara Steppe, Shirley Bradley. Fifternth row: Bill Key, Allen Murray, Bob Bulliet, Tommy Tate, Butch Rodgers, Frank Allison, John Dudley McCharen, James Allison, Carol Cireed, Judy Cravens, Ann Kimbriel, Nancy Brown, Carolyn Cheek, First row: Dan Stone, Shirley Bradley, G. G. Dolbeer, A. B. Coleman. Second row: Harvey Marcom, Sally Baker, Nancy Green, David Bell. Third row: Alfred Boyd, john Williams. Girls' nd Boys' State Learning more about the governmental affairs is required at Girls' and Boys' State . . . ideas of good government and fair play are learned . . . Girls' Staters were Sally Baker and Nancy Green . . . Boys' Staters were Alfred Boyd and Harvey Marconi. Camp Miniwanca MINIWANCA . . . a camp of golden splendor . . . situated on the sand dunes of Lake Michigan , . . attended by boys and girls invested with leadership qualities . . . helps bring out the four sides of a person's life, social, mental, physical, and religious . . . Miniwanca makes a lasting impression on all its delegates . . . those who attended last year were G. G. Dolbeer and Shirley Bradley, and A. B. Coleman and Dan Stone. '45 68 Ev Cub lions . . . Junior Rotarians . . . Junior Exohangoitos . . . Chosen by the faculty . . . attend civic meetings . . . an honor? YES!! . . . good experience? YES!! . . . good entertainment? YES!! . . . are they lucky? YES . . . Cub lions: Ben Edmundson. Billy Tully, Buster MeMillian, Frankie Jamison, Bill Stovall, Wayne Johnson, Tommy Gaither, Wayne Curry, Tommy Norton. Junior Rotarians: Joe Hearn, Mike Powers, David Farrow, Jerry Haynie, Tully Daniels, Ed Burrow, Robert Mainord, J. L. Whitten, Bill Carr. Junior Exohangoitos: Joe Arnold, Danny Crawford, Alf Boyd, James Jones, David Bell, Mark Harris, Charles Burkhead, Bruce Criswell, Mike Barnes. CC First row: Alfred Boyd, David Bell, Mark Harris, Danny Crawford, james Jones, Charles Burkhead, joe Arnold, Bruce Criswell, Mike Barnes. Second row: Joe Hearn, Ed Burrow, Bill Carr, Robert Mainord, David Farrow, Mike Powers, Tully Daniels, Jerry Haynie. Third row: Buster McMillian, Frank Jamison, Wayne Johnson, Bill Stovall, Tommy Gaither, Ben Edmundson, Wayne Curry, Billy Tully, Tommy Norton. X15 C HW ,ff X A99 'if 'v U D P xii . , W. :ff f-nw-:X 'FW f i 1w':H s.2,m.4w1-Q-'t f' v .45 M' , ,ff-A- . - -,-'ng-,g-PH'-a --f - .wr ,--:ax-vi ,fm ' ff w5v I?W i as 'gy 5. s ,. 'i' A, f-7 ff' Wx n P' V Af an R '..-jxx ,Q 5 J 4- . F-1 a YV' ,xggwy Q3 ,N ,1 is 'Ev W um NW It 13 R 13 Q sf l X 3, ,. -. L N 'A mx S F .x N X J j...,w1 . ' Q, vw -- f X -N 'X , ., w' - M .. if-Q 3 ,N-..m, 9:95 A N if -QQ X E QQ ,X W x -+ .. K Q N A' J v Aw Q . . X. ' .M gy.-sw Supa' ' ,W . 1- J' ,MM N. .1-fm.- fir' rw.- w:,,,. f X Q., - . tic . .- K' .' .J K .. .ww .. k Q 'wk' Q .M 1.-'- M K Q Q S gi. Q X Q 3 W, if 5 B Wsnrpuq, , N X QQ? ,, f x , c I R1 X quwif K 3 5 1 ff Ask , 4 i -4Mr'3?'1?ki' ' X X X' gf d. , First row: Dennis Hendrix, Dennis May, Ray Harness, Jimmy Kee, Ray Ncudeckcr, Buddy Travis, Mike Armstrong, Donald Carr, Larry Wilson, Harvey Little. Second row: Eugene Bell, lVnlter Reed, Billy Tubbs, Jimmy Wallace, Bobby Guy, James Kuykenilull, Bill Hendrix, Freddie Young, David Bell, Sam Matthews, Jimmy Williams. Thin! ww: Joe Hearn. Jim Cox. Jamie Davenport, Tommy Rather, Carlo Spencer, Tommy Gaither, Sandy Smith, John Treon, Wimp Milam, Alf Barnette, Jimmy Seeley. Not present when picture was made: Lawrence Taylor. Jackson Jackson Jackson Jackson Jaekson Jackson Jackson Jackson Jackson Jackson Jackson Golden Boar Football Scores 1957 7 ....... ....... C orinth 13 6 ....,.. ........... T renton 7 33 ...,..,. ......... D yersburg 14 40 ........ ...... N orthside 27 '75 ........ ........ H umboldt 26 38 ........ ........,........ M ilan 7 32 ........ ........ L exington 14 53 ..,..... ....... S omerville 6 46 ........ ...... U nion City 19 6 ....... ....... N ewbern 26 20 ........ ........ C .B.H.S. 26 Gone, but never to be forgotten is the Golden Bears' 1957 football season. The Bears Coming llll'Ollgl1 with one of the finest seasons of the past few years, finished up the season with a 6-5 record. Although the Bears lost five games, four of these were lost by a total of only 14 points. The Bears' eonching staill' was boosted to four this year with the addition of Coach Tom Fann of Columbia, 'll-nn., and Conch Cotton Clifford, who just Finished school at Memphis State, These two new additions plus Coin-li Jim Joyner and John Peehoniek gave the Bears one of the finest coaching staffs it lizis had in inziny years. '45 73 Sv IDXYICNIW IRT 1 My J' XX .1.I,I..XCE G L' Y 'l'I 'HHS -I K fXhCASIxII.I. XII Kmxz-:xl . cpxlili H aa. lnzxmux V-Y 'HWS fy x'xfS'?'Ss?f'P' wi'-NP' '-W9 'I'.XYI UR IN IRLUX N525 34 EK XIIIHXXI -'ffl V- . 1 iw 5 Kl!,7l'R RFIZIJ ' 1 ,Wim COX IHZARN XRXISTRONK ur fs awww smcl .1-xx' if 'A ll SPY-1X1 IVR 3 Xa S ff, if , ' is ' Q Q IIX SWB? IN IIIZXIDRIX REU, HILDSOX if :saws Fas! isni he Tubbs?? Somebody show me the way io go home. us. 'es' xx Ava' as yur' GJ ' l 8058 . . . Q ag P 'W . , M :M I X K ggx wx 4 is .ex x ' 5 .1 X .x gflwwewm S' 214 fam Let s all rock fogethe 'A f ,'xf3f'!', :Mt ' , is 3- sm m 9 4 .E V Q . :z.1.s:2,v .JV 2 'W X2 R u Fin! mir: l4onniv .Ions-s, Anna Rvvd, Jada Sykes. Gloria Holland. Srmrirl mira' C:irol4'S1i'w:1i't. Pc-ggyWi1son, Paltiv Arnold. Lindzi Arrington. Nornizi Ric'li:ii'dson Carol Fluke, M2lIl2lQl'I'Q Rush Clifllord, Coarlig Belly Rootv, lNIz1xiz1gc'rg Kiilhwiiic Algvn, Paulvttl Gaston. Florgi Colvy. qlzinc Morvlivad, Cornelia Coughlin. The Season ,1,xc1i4soN .1,xc:iqsoN .1,xc:KsoN ml.-XCKSON ul.-XCIKSON .l,xc:KsoN j,xc:KsoN .lAc:14soN .1,xc:i4SoN -IACKSON JACKSON 4 111 Tl-' 140 45 4.1 21 145 146 29 146 147 '46 46 ...... Scores .,...l,EXINCTON .WNORTH SIDE ..I4EECH 14I.UFF w .....,.......,.I,INlDEN ..,.........I4OI.IVAR ...MWSAVANNAH RUTHER FORD ,.,.............MII,AN ............PARSONS ,...NORTII SIDE of 45 74 54 52 T44 47 T41 51 47 56 JACKSON .1Ac:KsoN ' j.1xc:KsoN ,1Ac:i4soN j.1xc:Ksc5iN JACKSON .1Ac:KsoN jAc:KsoN JACKSON .1Ac:KSoN 39 60 64 .iii 56 240 66 59 41 f46 DISTRICT TOURNAMENT COACH: COTTON CLIFFORD HENDERSON .,...,...S.-XVANNAH ..........I.EXlNCTON SOVTH SIDE ,. .,... HU M1401 ,DT ...........TRENTON HENDERSON ..........l.INDEN BEECH l4I.UFF .,............,.....MII,AN DECATURVILLE 9 Boys Basketball Team First row: Bill Hendrix, Sam Matthews, Danny Moore, Larry Wilson. Second row: Joe Srnith, Paul Kilzer, Carlo Spencer, David Bell, Mr. Joyner, Jackie Ervin, Tip Taylor, Jimmy Kee, Harvey Little. JACKSON JACKSON JACKSON AIACKSON KIACKSON JACKSON JACKSON JACKSON JACKSON JACKSON JACKSON JACKSON JACKSON Scores of ...NLEXINGTON ....NORTH SIDE ..BEECH BLUFF ..............LINDEN ............BOLIVAR ........SAVANNAH RUTHERFORD ................MILAN .....l.,...,PARSONS ....NORTH SIDE ....HENDERSON 73 73 68 58 58 47 61 88 53 35 48 57 The Season JACKSON 36 JACKSON 46 JACKSON 34 JACKSON 39 JACKSON 43 32 JACKSON JACKSON 59 JACKSON 43 JACKSON 26 54 JACKSON JACKSON 55 DISTRICT 'TOURNAMENT ....,.SAVANNAH ....LEXINGTON ..SOUTH SIDE ........HUMBOLDT ................TRENTON HHENDERSON ....,.,.....LINDEN BEECH BLUFF ..........PARSONS ........,.BOLIVAR ....DYERSBURG COACH: JI M JOYNER 58 53 33 61 46 60 65 41 54 66 38 57 '457750' '45 783 li w fx ew 55 55-if if -A-E QR M .xxx nfx P. 'sf NB-E 249 ml- 'fs if Q lin r 9 V 5 lll5 f l if X 5 l ' I mil mm: .loc Smith, Jimmy Conncr, Russ Mercer, I.a1'1'y Wilson, Rounic Klcrcvr, G. G Giidncr Bobby Glm'4f1', Anson Albrcc. S 4 I rozzz' Jim joynvr, P:1ulKilzcr, Alf Barnett:-, Bill Tubbs, David Couglilin. Klikc Armstrong lllI'X'l'y Little, jvrry Gilbcrt, Fircball', Phillips. .Izwkson glzickson -Iarkson -Iavkson Jackson Jackson jackson -Iavkson Jackson Jarkson jurkson 3 l 6 3 7 4 I3 6 18 ..... ...,...,...,,,..,...,.4....,...............,... , . 6 ....,.. ,.,.,, . ..,............,.........,,..,...i..... . I .... ..l le'ml1'1'sm1 l Jwxituwillv .,.....Cl0IAlIllll .,..Nm'tl1sidm- ..lIvxidm-smi ,...N0rtlisiclc' ....S0llIllSilll' ........,Riplc'y ....Sm1tl1siclc' ...,S:1x'z1nnail1 li, Il. b. ll 1' .1 XD ' .Kama ,, -,, ,c FL. 7' - A Q- .. ., is 6. ++ 'fs M4 , sw? 5 9, ' fi' 'v 'Q' . K, A, QM. . . x . Q I 1 8. Y ' N, , su. Sgt? , , 'A mi Q45 533 1 . - .N Q W , - W 1 , A an -, Nr, wh s.. ,iz . , qv' .. .n-f,z '50 1 A y Gu . 'l 1 ,-'x,.'z- '. , H, Q. , 2' ' K L 1 'ggfil I iq 'F' - - me X, v - f . L.r..A' ' C1-if .1 1 pu? ' LA' I 1. d- a ' ., 'VL fx 1 ..'A'NL- x 0.3 Q' Hwy, fjme If wx, F? ge? 4 f , MEF iwff K .K 5.f Sq .xl A Fi ff wi L K g lift? 4- 5 4 i fi' it N E ' 'Xgfff 1Qfz! 'R fifzifpff igfglwf ,Q Aus 3 , X 2 i E if xH X x QQ iiwix I Ngx x X X'S'i 9 M , Q as qw W xmfww X' was Q w A FS A Q Xxx' ff Wm Q. ew - 13 54 S X S x E -f 5 33 X k 3' Sw- QQ X wx X, Win+cr scores aqainllln l S 5 Fros+ and Aldrich balance flue books for llne Annual. Y Y l 'lIql1 sclwool calling Honq Kong, Conniv Hurlsov spoalxlnqf' E Sfvlp snip lags lap. VVorlc on the Annual fvolsily progrfzssvsf' wsiw lm The ba++le of fl-me covers rages again. ' - 'i 1 fs 4 ' fi' X sg ,J , . .,:' ,fg I 2 J, A25 5, l +4 4. ,W 'LN vga? ' Pennies make dollars? .J NEW Q 8 E L new iimv is Hw X x ,W w- Wha+'s going on? Hom aqam home again: we go? anoffwer wln SP 7 ip -1.1. 0 bosf Mme, 0 big ww mwwww WK-ww Mmmmww W Q ,N w,,,.g-.KM-www 'S' , M 1.5 T' ef il 1 'I' as ores no busuness lake show business and Jonrs gi..-. Hough Ruk and 'Darfing' Doak are on parade! CdrmI4,bdu1 1-mouvfwcg 5 Mr ron f r fs lpuqdm 5 vmbmcf-s yu Two 'Maggies' and 13 'Nlarfhio'--'Quegng Day , 5:61195 .321 LS gfxw 51 5 A L'LovmJ VH . f 42 N 4- Q ? 1 am fi ,fix 0 4 M, ,if -1 . , Misfyf ' v ,W ,W if 3 155 2, M. i ,Him , W , 4 fi Q, Mix -wi -if Hx 3 P11 lk Q rf, P2 if 5 A x Yi' 'v 1 4 Ki! i Wiz . Thus our day begins. ,Q 1 QF M- , 1, 7 f Mm Q 421: 'Z ,, Mi wi '? fqvavvw new 04 91' ,Q,swifM?ff 'L Y , fi Fav 1 Mi 3 w ik 'i 'N No res+ for Hue weary. if ' nn- 'QW' ii , QA? W- MW 51'- W 11 ' Abernathy, irvin, Bradiey, Griffin, Dunn, Green 2 5 ' Tops of 58. i xiii an .4 Beverly believes mar a sntcn in mm: ww. ....... ' ff fi Q ' 'fm W Q J' .f I Q A -L-Q' 'V ., if D Qi ' 51. Monsieur Mark, 'Pariez-vous Francais?' i 7 S n Q . SS J X xivjfp x , k Q, A -' 1 r L av Q' X wk? Q 3 DAR CONTESTANTS Firsl' row: Anne Aberna+l1y, Faifh Dunn, Shirley Bradley: Allernales Brenda Brady and Tommy Tafe. Second row: Frank Jamison, Mark Harris, Lullner Malloy. .lUNl0R-SENlOR PLAY Oh, Mrs. Nash! She'll never give us ihe lease now! ww x Nl 1 3 A M3 DAQ LEFT-Firsf Row: Seniors srarrmg in Class Day arc' CLASS POETS Brenda Brady, Tommisf Fayr' Carnniclwwe-l, Marllna Hawlninsg CLASS 5 PROPHETS Jam Cnrlmcll, Sliirlcy Bradlry, Alicia Havlfilmrnf. any Second Rowz CLASS WILL, Bill Sfovall, Briicv Cr-iswvll alfa' , RIGHT--Firm Rowz JOKFRS, Bonnie Henry, Barbara Sleppe, .lonnl Grvrn. Svccvrid row' GIFTORIANS, Sally Balmer, Bonnie Balmer, Clwarlolfn Joni'-s, ,lf-nriiv Moors. Third Ruw: Sandy Smflw, Jolwn Trnnn, Tommy Taro, Loraine Marlin, BELOW-Firsl Row: SKIT, Dennis Hondrix. Q, G. Dolbm-r, Judy Jonvs, Vfayniw Jonnmn. Svconcl Row: HlSTORlANS, Sandra Slolmauglw, Linda Hawlms, Elizabwilw Edvnfon Gvlrincla Jonas, Carol Griffin, Rosemary Cross, Joy Moore, Francr-5 Farmi f. Third Row: Joy Travis, .laclcie Fislwvr, Carolina Burqcws, Sandra Harris, Miriam Tillman. Sally Sandi-rs, P0-qqy Wilson, Kay Powell, Clmrlollo li-vin, Ann Ragan. Fourllw Row: Anna' Abornallmy, Glrnrla Brown, Nancy Grrwn, Ann Pros? Ann Pfarrwfrcrrw, Bonnie Balmer, Harrier Rice, Mergers? Lulrvll, Nancy Siler. i . 122 3 A at f .f-fl sg Vi' ni Qi' aan f l 5.24452 f Qs, V iii i W Quofe: 'Tlwis is A shlpfd ouHTill! ' Whaf dolicafe appelilesilln Senior picnicHHam, pimcnlo cheese, and BUGSHV' A K Q ki lf Senior banquel echoes memories of Auld Lang Sync. qw .e W Q e have climbed +welve golden sfairsfeps laden - The reward of a 'Thing well done is lo have done wills work and lun. 'K H, and we did if. AUTCQRAPHS WM Emmf, gum Emi? d0!L19!zgA95244f um..,uQ,.,,g., mmm gmw jSJ1lm..,,15M,m,,ly 44241 zfyuwf MMWM11 GMQQ, 40,..ywQ, MMM Bri. . 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We welcome new accounts with enthusiasm and treasure old ones as cher- ished friends. Come in soon to our newly enlarged quarters and let us be of service to you. Every banking service is available here. MEMBER vllw 2 W. E5etunI1 atiunal Earth OF JACKSON '46935v A -V .. F Q55 9459 ,,, , lil i To -'- V Qi n Vlvyyig ' ', ' ' 0,-1 . --v, - ,..l ' .. ' ',,,-A,',.,1fwS'- B h e 3 'exmwwwfw' Www WY .. 5 'E ,c '- v- f ov- ' .A-Af . ' 32 -1' ,gg 4 W '. . of .3 35 5, S -.1 'Xf W '2 5 4 My 'W ',3,,a.v-M' ji'dfZ!ZdZ?0iZ.5' CIRSS of Southern Bell Telephone ond Telegraph Company so l r el Q X fx I , ' jffif? 1' ! ' VW ggi The lvloore - .N M al ,,,.,.,-1 E . 'A IEIII ll I: Ill IE Yes, the evidence is here-in the expressive portraits of this annual - that Mooreis is a studio of master craftsmen at the art of photography. Studio 2l5 N. LIBERTY ST. - JACKSON. TENN. lgorfraif 5' Commercia! !9LofogralaLy '05J955v vw ...... 1 1, Your Strength, too,is in this Door .... 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LITTLE Inves'l'men'I's Q IO5 Sou+h Marke+ S'rree+ CD, Jackson, Tennessee Complimenfs of The Best Friend Your Car Ever Had M 0 , D Main at Bolivar :: Phone: 7-2643 arhn S epartment JACKSON, TENNESSEE S7079 ie? Where Cusfomer Safisfaciion Is no Guarardeed if mu livin 7? IO3 Norfh Marlcef Phone 7-4478 ouon an' ,ray-fs 0510950 Compliments ot Yates Town And Country Market l4Ol East Chester Jackson, Tennessee Compliments ot MORGAN MOTORS Jackson, Tennessee Masterbilt Homes Contractors lancll West Tennessee Nix-A-Mite Company Brantley Smith, Agent Poplar Street Extended Phone 2-5526 Compliments ot Meliff-R033 Hardware Ce. Jackson's Hardware Department Store Compliments ot THE MUTUAL MARKET 437 N. Royal St. Tel. 7-l568 Jackson, Tennessee MILLER LUMBER COMPANY, INC. Williams Street PHQNE 2,376l 7 Oin 6 Jackson, Tenn. Tel. 7-2726 The New Southern An Albert Noe Hotel Complimenis of Order of Rainbow for Girls Jackson Assembly PIGGLY WIGGLY The Besi Known Name in fhe Food Business Equipmenl Manufacfuring Division Presfon S+. Telephone 7-l63l Complimenis of Pope Pontiac Co. 242 W. Balrirnore Slreel Jackson, Tennessee Ragland-Potter Wholesale Grocers of Jackson Disr. Tenolerbake 81 Alpine Flour US 'S For Famous Brands Telephone 2-I877 Rowe Jewelers Quali+y 8: Sfyle in Jewelry 207 E. Main S+. Jackson, Tenn. Royce L. Rowe-Mrs. R. R. Milligan Jewelry Repair Waich Repair Giil Hems Diamonds Engraving China-Silver Waiches 1451 11 You will tinol a welcome at Royal Street Baptist Church 522 South Royal Rev. l-lulon Allen, Pastor Compliments ot SEALTEST MILK Jaclcson Dairy Products Co. Distributor Every Thursday Night ls Family Night SIMPSUN CENTER Jackson's First Shopping Center For All Kinds of Food At Everyday Low Prices SlMPSON'S SUPER STURE Compliments ot Tennessee Welders Supply Company rl., CH EVIQOLET CO. 'ancnsons uneasy Avromonv: ceuvu' rrp A S Compliments ot TQNESSEE vALLgyU,F 'NSUDANCE covlPP 'l OUTHERN COMPANY SERVING SOUTHERN PEOPLE Home Office Jaclrson, Tennessee .18 Compiimenls of Compiimenis of Wells Q Lassiter nien niversity PM W Jaclxson's Finesl' Dry Cleaning WEST SIDE CLEANERS Highway 45 a+ Bemis lnlersecfion Phone 7-9679 West lenn. Business College, Inc. Gffering courses in secrefariai, slenographic, iunior account higher accounfing, Business Adminisfraiion, office machines. Kendrick Koger, Pres. Conrid Smifh, Vice-Pres. Phone 7-439i Maurice Bldg. Jackson. Tennessee cqmplamems of Wilson's llutdoer Equipment COmp'imef1+S 95 2 Youroiocal i flefl F. W. Weolworth 47 Sherreii me J T -45113 5 Compnmemrs R.F,D. 2 Jackson, Tenn. of OLD FASHIONED CURED aAKeR's Esso sTATloN H'CK0RY SMOKED H A M S Cornplirnenfs of BEARE ICE 81 COAL CO. Jackson, Tennessee FLOWER 8: GIFT SI-IOP 7I6 W. Foresf IAcross from Jackson-Madison Couniy Hospi1'aII PHONE 2-2556 Complirnenfs of OMAR'S USED CARS BUDDE 8: WEIS 2l5 Poplar Phone 7-73I6 Jackson. Tenn. Phone 7-5226 Jackson, Tennessee MCMILLAN ELECTRIC CO. 245 Prospecf NATURALIZER JACKSON, TENNESSEE BUSTER BROWN L M Mill n, Ow ROBLEE Commercial, Re332n+iacI, Inc3us+riaIrklT!2ring 81 Repairs 2l3 E. Lafeyeffe Phone 7-I796 Jackson, Tenn Phone 7-3366 PGY O' NIQPI COmP'imen+S of THE l. T. GROCERY CONCggTr5PTr3DUCT5 Foods You Will Enjoy Bolivar S+ree+ Jackson, Tenn. L' E' Thomason' Owner Phone 7-852I Phone 2-257l 400 Poplar S+. Complimenis of Complirnenfs of IO3'f2 S. Marker S+ree+ FARM 8: GARDEN CENTER IUpS+airSI Nexf Door To Na+hen's E. W. CIeveIand, Mgr, Jackson, Tenn. MIKE FREEMAN INS. AGENCY Webb Bldg.-425 E. Chesfer P.O. Box II53, Jackson, Tenn. Phone 2-3I I5 GLEN-MORE CLOTHING CO. IO8 E. Lafayeffe Jackson, Tennessee S 7 Complimenfs B06 of aff! ' , TENNESSEE PUMP AND 225 W- M-M SUPPLY co. Jackson, Tennessee 053114 5' CompIimen+s of JOLLY CHOLLY Highway 45 Norfh Jackson, Tennessee Phone 2- I 7OI MONTGOMERY WARD 2I4 N. Liberiy Jackson, Tenn. I JONES AUTO BODY SHOP 208 High S+. Phone 7-56I2 CompIimen'rs of C. C. MILLER SHOP III N. Liberfy CompIimenI's of JONES LUMBER COMPANY 7 Jackson Sfreei' Jackson. Tennessee Complimenfs of MIDTOWN MOTEL Besf Wishes From , GAMMA oMlcRoN CHAPTER MEN 5 SHOP of The Everyfhing for 'rhe man KAPPA ALTA ORDER .ig N. Mais S+. Lambufh College Phone 7-70l7 Complimenfs of LAMBUTH MEMORIAL METHODIST Complimenfs of CHURCH MALCO THEATRE COMPANY LEXINGTON INN Curiiss McMiIIan Good 'Food for Iess CONTRACTOR ,, ,, Commercial and Indusfrial Wiring Where aII sfudenfs love +o go. 3O8V2 EaS+ Main S+. phone 7-I396 51155 shop NEIL BIVENS HUDSON'S GROCERY 81 MARKET FO' Clmicfziopulaf-Jw FRUITS - MEATS - VEGETABLES Lafesf Rock 'n Rolls 434 Pmslon Sl' Phone 74638 Complirnenls of LIBRARY CLUB WILSON-GEYER CO. Imperial Washable Wall Paper Hanna Painf Producfs 455 E. Main Phone 7'26l8 Complimenfs of Complirnenfs of THE HOUDAY 'NN THE GLAMOR SHOP Humboldf Hwy. Phone 2-3362 PINKSTON 31 SCRUGGS, Inc. Complimenfs of Rexall Drug Store Prescripfions-Drugs-Sundries-Toilehies MODEL MILL CO., INC. phone 7-4453 II7 N. Liberfy S+ree'I Jaclcson, Tenn. J. T. MORGAN PLUMBING CO. High Qualily Worlcmanship Reasonable Prices OWEN GROCERY 8. MARKET FREE DELIVERY Campbell 81 King SYS. Phones 2-Ill I -2-33l2 Air Conddioned lor Your Comiorf WILLIAMS SHOES FOR MEN Fine Shoes for Dad and Lad Jackson's exclusive shoes for men and boys Complimenfs of ROYAL STEAK HOUSE Complimenls of THE COFFEE CUP Manager-Lev Thicl:s+en Complimenfs F HARRIS-FANNTNG GMC SALES 384 S. Royal SI. Jackson, Tenn. Phone 7-8 I 8 I Complimenls of T. D. GAITHER 81 SON SHEET METAL WORKS Complimenfs of TOM'S TOASTED PEANUTS '451165v DIXIE CREAM DONUT SHOP No Donufs Like Dixie Cream Complimenfs of HAYS AVE. METHODIST CHURCH Jackson, Tennessee DOTSON FLOOR CO. Tile Con+rac+ors Rubber Tile, Asphall Tile, Plaslic Wall Tile, Ceramic Tile and Linoleum Faclory Qualified Labor Alber+ Dofson Phone 7-804l Complimenls of T. L. HILLIARD 3I2 Poplar S+. Phone 7-I24I Jackson, Tennessee General Concre+e Conlracior Complimenis of DOUBLE COLA COMPANY Tel. 7-I2l I HUB CITY DISTRIBUTING CO., INC. Your Local Candy Venclers Complimenfs of S. T. FERGUSON Your Dis+ribu+or l3O0 E. Chesier Phone 7-0746 THE HUB GRILL Highway 45 2 Miles Soufh of Bemis We doze buf we never close Open 24 Hrs. Daily FINLEY'S PHARMACY l405 Highland Phone 7-9666 Complimenls of THE HUT al Hicksville Jackson, Tennessee Complimenls of FIVE POINTS LUMBER COMPANY Jackson, Tennessee Complimenls of THE JACKSON BOOTS 81 SADDLE CLUB 151171 Complimen+s of HAROLD E. WEST v Pharmacisl Z FOODS The Prescripfion Sfore Balfimore and Church Jackson' Tenn' Pham 7.0305 Bemis, Tennesse W. P. Dabney 8: Son Incorporafed Compliments of Furnifure, Rugs. Sfoves And R.C.A. Appliances 209-2I5 N. Church Sf. Ph s 7-SSI6-7-55I7 J Ii T WONDER BREAD-HOSTESS CAKE Complimenls of BLUE RIBBON MILLING CO. Ernest Thomason Service Sfalion Blue Ribbon Feeds 409 Hollywood Drive Phone 2-5I2I 360 Sco++ Sfreef me M-U d Bmw RUSSELL-MAYFLOWER Compumem RUSSELL TRANSFER COMPANY of Telephone 7-I496 II7 E. College MCLELLANS Jackson, Tennessee Cgmplimenfg Complimenls of of HANDY ANDY FOOD MARKET W. W. SCATES 8: SONS Radiafor and Wrecier Service Fancy Groceries, Fresh Meals, and Vegeiables BIB Poplar Sf, Phones 7-4676-7-3325 I73 Campbell Sireef Day Phone 2-l90l Nighi- Phgng 2-218I Complimenfs of Complimenfs of +he WILSON MOTORS SPUDNUT Complimenfs of SAM'S SERVICE STATION MOI Highland Jackson, Tenness Complimenfs of LANIER FUNERAL HOME Parficular People Pa+ronize PARK LAUNDRY-CLEANERS Complimenfs of P. 8: L. SERVICE STATION Hershal Ware, Owner PAN-AM PRODUCTS TIRES - BATTERIES 0511859 Complimenfs of PEARLOIS BEAUTY SHOP sos E. Main sf. Complimenfs of FOSTER'S GULF STATION Lexingion af Hayes Phone 7-4433 Complimenls of LEHNING PHARMACY 927 Highland Phone 7-6774 THE FRANCES SHOPPE Laclies' Ready-To Wear Fashionable Apparel Moderalely Priced ll2 N. Church Phone 7-I62l LAUNDERETTE AT HICKSVILLE Complimenfs of JIMMY SIMMONS STEELE'S CAFE Manager-Robed' Sfeele 222 N. Church Visif Our New Dining Room Complimenls of GEORGES GREENHOUSE Flowers For All Occasions Complimenfs of SAM BERGEL AUTO PARTS Complimenfs of JOHN WILLIAMS STEEL WORKS 3:5 Lake S+. 2-3326 Complimenls of FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Complimenfs of JACKSON PACKING COMPANY Complimenls of WOOD-MOSAIC CO. Complimenfs of WAGON WHEEL DRIVE INN Corner Chesler 8: Church SI's. Jackson, Tennessee Complimenfs of BLAKE WILLIAMS ELECTRIC CO. Compliments of McCAl.l.-HUGHES Complimenls' of BURKHEAD'S GROCERY 302 E. Deaderick Jackson, Tennessee '4511950' MILADY SCHOOL OF BEAUTY CULTURE SHAMROCK BEAUTY SALON We're in posilion To develop lhe beauliciann Phones 7-939I-7-7642 307 E. Lafayelle Jackson, Tennessee Complimenfs of T. A. SHULTS 8: SON Plasfer Conlracfors I443 Highland Phone 7-0208 Complimenls of SNlDER'S CABINET WORKS 427 Greenwood Phone 7-I45I DAVIDSON MOTOR COMPANY Eufher Davidson Sales-Service-Parls Poplar SI. Exfended Jackson, Tenn. Phone 2-I88l Phone 7-293I Complimenls of SAND'S FLORIST ICB S. Liberly Phone 7-9607 Jackson. Tennessee Complimenfs of DELOACH BROS. POULTRY CO. 532 Madison Jackson, Tennessee Phone 7-3596 lRENE'S SHOPPE I402 Highland - Hicksville Maferials- Sewing Supplies Simplici y Pallerns Complimenls of JACKSON INSULATION + COMPANY Various Sewing Services C I M d B II 6053231 Buifjnsyeefch 4OI N. Royal S+. Jackson, Tenn. PAL PALMER SERVICENTER Goodyear 81 Sinclair Producls 223 W. Main SI. Phone 7-6734 Jackson, Tenness UUTHIFA7 M UM-- 4 ' S e , in ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, wmi me unnuncrunza Q , ' ' 50,7171 Y IU. Jackson, Tennessee Complimenls of CHESTERFIELD MARKET Cornplirnenis of FIRST LAUNDRY CLEANERS 2I5 O'Connor S'rreeI Jackson, Tenn. Complimenis of McCAULEY MOTORS, INC. Chrysler -- Plymoulh 314 E. Chesfer SI. Jackson's Oldesf Plymoulh Dealer Jackson. Tenn. Complimenfs of .fd .griencl Complimenfs of FENNER RADIO AND ELECTRIC COMPANY I06 Soufh Liberly Jackson, Tenn. Phone 7-968I GULF SUPER SERVICE Royal and Lafay,eI're Washing-Gulflex Lubricafion Yes Sir-No Knox Charles Smifh Phone 7-23bI '05312OE-rv POLLARD'S SERVICE STATION I48 Poplar SI. Phone 7-9368 Complimenfs of PASCHALL GROCERY Complimenls of Complirnenls of FRANKLANUS wi-uTAKER's PHARMACY f Complimenfs A of Apparei ROBINS CIGAR CCMPANY .,., QQ ,.,. .,,1, ' ' . , KING BEE America's Largesf Selling Honey Flavored Syrup Complimenfs of HARRIS REALTY AND INSURANCE Soufheasfern Syrup Co.. Inc. Jackson, Tenn. Compliments of HAYS AVENUE PHARMACY ROBERTS Pres:ripIion DruqgisIs Phones 7-4496-7-4497 JacIcson's Friendly Jewelry Sfore Complimenfs of TOWNSEND ELECTRIC CO. 503 Poplar SI. INSTITUTIONAL FOOD AND SUPPLIES, INC. IIO Wilson Ave. P. O. Box 4II Phone 2-456I Disfribu+or of Communify Club Brand Foods Complimenfs of McDaniel Amusemenf Company 504 Soulh Royal Phone 7-2III Complimenls of STANDARD DRUG STORE Complimenls of FRANK NAEF BODY SHOP Complimenfs of R. R. STEPHENSON 2IO E. Orleans SI. Phone 7-583I '0'5121Gv WYSONG'S STEAK HOUSE Home of Roqueforf Dressing Jackson. Tennessee Air Condifioned for your Comfori' Complimenfs of H. E. WILLIAMS GARAGE l42I Easi' Chesfer Sfreef Phone 7'534I Jackson, Tennesse BUTTS PRODUCE CO. 432 Norfh Royal Complimenfs of Tel. 2-3374 THE BOOTERY Complimenfs of a Neon Signs THE JEWEL BEAUTY SHOP 99 Sfafo Shoo? Phono 2-23bI sTouT's PHARMACY COmP'i 'e S of For Prescripfions-Free Delivery 7l4 Wes+ Forest Phone 7-7277 and Cookbook Cakes Complimenfs of CompIimen1's of BRASHER'S VINEYARDIS FLOWER 8' GIFT SHOP III Norfh Markef Jackson, Tennessee HARLAN'S GULF SERVICE Highland 8: McCowef Phone 7-0786 Experf Wheel Beiencing TreiIer Renfal Io Anywhere in U.S.A. CITY PIG Manager-Aaron Siubblefieid Specializing in PIa+e Lunches Large Variefy of Vegefables Homemade Pies 208 E. CoIIege HARDEMAN MUSIC COMPANY Say I+ Wifh Music Phone 7-32l I II2 N. Liber+y Complimenfs of HIGHLAND GROCERY BASFORD 81 WALDEN FURNITURE CO., INC. Household Furnifure In Elocfrical Appliances III E. College Sf. Jaclson, Tenn. '45 122 Sv Complimenfs of TRI-COUNTY FEED COMPANY Complimenfs of BEAUTYLAND BEAUTY PARLOR Complimenls of UNITED OF OMAHA 425 E. Chesler Jackson, Tennessee Complimenis of J. NEAL BLACKNALL S+a're Farm Insurance Co. Compllmenls Complimenfs of BOONE DICK WILLIAMS SERVICE STATION SEVEN-HOUR CLEANERS WILL Ms FLOWER sHoP Remembe' IA CHARLES BURNLEY'S FLOWER Bemis Road-Phone 7-0258 Jackson' Tenn' I-Ie s+ands by you: you s+and by him. Complimenfs of ALEXANDER EDSEL SALES. INC. II4 N. Royal Jackson, Tenn. Phone 7-3353 Complimenfs of CALDWELL 81 HICKS INSURANCE 703 Firsl Na+ionaI Bank Bldg. 7-2856 ADERHOLT 8: RHODES, INC. FURNITURE 8. APPLIANCES Complimenls of CARROLL TYPEWRITER CO. Your Royal Typewriler Dealer Ornamen+al Trims Complimenfs of BY BAKER anos. sToRAe-E J- O- DAWSON II9 Farrar S+. Phone 7-846I CHARLES BEASENBURG Plaslering and Sfone Service Commercial or Residenlial Jobs We Specialize in Plasler Palch Worlc Guaranleed Safisfadory Phone 2-2I40 DIXIE CASTLE Good Coffee and Fine Foods III S. Church SI. Phone 2-92I7 'C 51 123 Complimenls of JOHN E. PARKER CO. IZ9 Easl College Phone 7-452l Jerry P. Black, General Agenl' Securify Life 8: Trusl' Co. Holland Building, Jackson, Tennessee PATTERSON'S TV SERVICE ANTENNA INSTALLATION HOME AND CAR RADIOS REPAIRED Phone 2-I52I I446 E. Chesler S+. Complimenls of SI'IAINBERG'S Blaclc and While Deparlmenl Slore Ill Easl Lafayelle Slreel Jackson, Tennessee Complirnenfs of PRONTO PUP DRIVE INN For A TREAT TO EAT A+ Hicksville Complimenls of SKYWAY GOLF COURSE Brownsville Highway Phone 7-45 I9 Complimenls of RANDOLPH'S NURSERY Highway 70 al' McKellar Air Porl . Q OUTHWESTEPI' Pecan Pie THE REMNANT HOUSE 209 N. Libevfy WorId's Finesl Fabrics SUPPER CLUB Phillip Reynolds and Band Pinson Hwy. JOHN RINC-BGOLD Used Cars Wesl Main Slreel Complimenls of TATE BROTHERS Church 8: Chesler Sls. Tel. 7-4484 Frigidaire 8: Desolo-Plymoulh Sales 8: Service Complimenls of S 8: H GREEN STAMP STORE Jaclcson, Tennessee Phone 7-89OI Complimenls of TEDDER WHEEL SHOP Wheel Balancing 84 Alignmenl IO9 S. Shannon Ph. 2-2306 SARTAIN UPHOLSTERING K. W. Sarlain, Prop. Tailored Seal Covers-Tops Seal' Covers Made While You Wail' WATSON'S MOBIL STATION Corner of Chesler 84 Royal Phone 7-249I -45 124 Gv Complimenfs of TOWNSEND ELECTRIC COMPANY Complirnenfs of WILLIAMSON'S GROCERY AND MARKET Poplar S+ree'r-Jackson, Tenn. Phone 2-336I Complimen+s of TOM LAWLER'S. INC. II4 N. Church NORTHSIDE LUMBER CO. Building Maferials Phone 7-966' 900 Richmond S+. Phone 7-0I2I ORKIN EXTERMINATING THRASHER'S DISCOUNT CQMPANY' INC. CLOTH SHOP 2I6 E. Main Jackson, Tennessee World's Largesf Pesf Confrol Company Complimenfs of THOMAS SHEET METAL WORKS IOI Holland Avenue Jackson, Tennessee Complimenfs of JACKSON LU MBER COMPANY Belmonf Avenue Jackson, Tennessee Complimenfs of WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE Complimen+s of CLIFF JOHNSON SERVICE STATION 2I5 Nor+h Royal S+reeI' Phone 7-836I Complimenfs of SALES, INC. 252 W. Main SI. FOOD BANK Lockers for Ren+ Processing Foods for Home Freezers Phone 7-ISO6 2ll S. Merkel LINDY'S YOUR FAMILY SHOE STORE IIO N. Markef S+. Complimenls of GENERAL TIRE COMPANY IIO Nor+h Royal Sfreef Phone 7-873 I Complimenfs of MUTUAL MARKET NO. 2 Hays Avenue Phone 7-742 I IDEAL LAUNDRY 81 CLEANERS 533 E. Chesler Jackson, Tennessee Phone 7-3607 'Of51255v '?g 'f2'Y'Z' 9 5 , fx X' I X 2 ,ip , ' 51:55 gif., ,J Q 134 1 3 , K? 51: V2 Q, f L. . 'R fii 'lik' , .'l-fi, ' , . . ,.,., A. x f 4 -it , mph5 . 9 x , 2 - UQ . QQQ , 3, N, ,1,f-:R , -Q: . 11, 2 w ,fafgi . sr. Iva- . 1, 1: Q 1, q .r-' ' W X ' - 1: , 1 . 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