Jackson High School - Tatler Yearbook (Jackson, TN)

Text from Pages 1 - 150 of the 1959 volume:

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Without the support of the student body and the merchants of Jackson, we could not present this year- book-the record of our Senior year! Thanks for all the happy memories, as the years go by. .nv 4 v A! X V V 'Y , W . K I 'lil 'lla ul lllzgll' 5: ,,,- ' P Fl up gasp-fi!!! ,, I- -H QE ,ii ning: in was EL HIGH SCHOOL I nlvfnvrru sv-mln- 1-.fbb pi-fr ,, Pr oudfis Sm 5 ax x H . A ex f PS fa-..- 1 SQUQET 9 f ' U' C3 Sxioviyx its X, M K I 'Z --------- Table of Contents Page The Administration The Faculty :macaques 1 A s Senior Class Junior Class Sophomore Class Campus Activities Athletics . . . . . 76 Memories . . . . . 88 Advertisers . . . . . . . 105 E i S S 2 3 me ? Z 4 5 ? ? E F S 5 A 2 5 H Q 1 5 ss 5 5 s 5 : 1 5 if 3 F x 5 H 5 5 5 E 1 2 E X 2 3 5 Q Q s S vw n Li, 1 MRS. GLADYS ROBERTSON English, Social Studies CAROL CHAMBERS Mathematics MRS. LAVERNE HOD GE Librarian H. C. IVEY Metal Shop MARJQRIE HUNT English RUSH CLIFFORD Mechanical Drawing, Coach, Physical Education EDYTH ANN WORTHY I . I' Z MARGARET WINTI Guidance Physical Education MRS. VIVIAN WIMBERLY English MRS. LOUISE ROBERTSON Q f Commercial Department EMMA INMAN WILLIAMS W. R. BONSON Band, Social Studies American History TURY OMAN JAMES G. JOYNER Mathematics, Physical Education, Social Studies, Coach I I Z 2 Biology .IERLINE STYERS Secretary 2 if lt YE ETHERIDGE English TOM FANN ED CROOM Distributive Education MRS. MARTHA POLK English M fx MM ELIZABETH ETHERIDGE , Spanish N JOHN RUKAVINA Mathematics, Driver Training SARAH ELSTON French, Social Studies MRS. MARGARET SHELTON Commercial Department MARY DOAK Home Economics MRS. AUBREY WILLIAMS Mathematics MRS, LUCILLE HAYDEN Dietician Biology, Social Studies General Business, Coach JOHN Y, yf MRS. ALTA FREEMAN Mathematics 3, CK Science, Coach MRS. CRYSTAL BYNUM English, Latin MRS. WILLIE HENRY Dietician I 10 Ev Annual Tatler CO-EDITORS! Kay Hanebuth and Janice Beard. ASSISTANT EDITORS: Karey Williamson and Ann Smith. SENIOR EDITOR: Brenda Little. -JUNIOR EDITOR: Judy Griffith. SOPHOMORE EDITOR: Linda Couch. CLUB EDITOR: Sharon Lyon. COPY EDITORS: Joan Patton, Brenda Hassell, Susan Literary Staff Hymers. TYPISTS: Linda Wheat, Nancy Ward, Joy Nell Warhurst. ART EDITORS: Peggy Martin, Flo Coley. SPORTS EDITORS: Tony Thompson, Tully Daniel. SPONSOR: Miss Emma Inman Williams PRACTICE TEACHER IN ART: Theodora Burdette. STUDENT PIIOTOGRAPHERSZ Jeff Winningham, John McCharen PICTURE 3 Tully Daniel, Theodora Burdette, Flo Colry, Peggy Martin, Tony Thompson. PICTURE 1 Karey Williamson, Janice Beard, Miss Williams, Kay Hanebuth, Ann Smith. PICTURE 2 First row: Judy Grilhth, Linda Couch, Brenda Little. Joy Nell Warhurst. Second row: Sharon Lyon, Brenda Hassell, Joan Patton, Susan Hymers, Nancy Ward, Linda Wheat. Annual Tatler Business Staff SECRETARY: Bobbie Sue Paschall BILLERS: Carrie Alice Brown, Barbara Fesmire PUBLICITY: Rosemary Milstead, Anna Reed, Jimmy Exum, Bonnie Bland. TYPISTS: Janis Pulliam, Virginia Ann Lewis, Mary Frances Summer, Carol Flake. SALES PROMOTION: Brenda Sutton, Martha Lynn Jackson, Norma Richardson, Patt Holland, Carol Jones, Michael Ann Tucker, Mary Arthur Osborne. LJTHER MEBIBERS OF STAFF: Alvin Whorton, Joy Nell W'arhurst, Carl Smith, Brenda Williams, David Pruitt, Dale Morgan, Jimmy Bullard, Jimmy Kee, Harold Jaco, Ronald W'alker, Kay Timberlake, Chuck Camp, Billy Ray Martin, Carol Cummings, Sue Crouch, Steve Keyes. SPONSOR: Miss Marjorie Hunt PXCTURE 1 First row: Miss Hunt, Bobbie Sue Pasehall. Second row: Jimmy Exum, Carol Cummings, Rosemary Milstrad, Carrie Alice Brown, Bonnie Bland, Ronald YValker, Barbara Fesmire, Carol Jones. PTCTURE 2 First row: Dale Morgan, Michael Ann Tucker, Sue Crouch, Joy Nell Warhurst. Serond row: Patt Holland, Brenda Sutton, Mary Arthur Osborne, Linda Boggess. Third row: Jeff YN'inningham, John McCharen, David Pruitt, Jimmy Kee, Billy Ray Martin, Jimmy Bullard, Alvin Whorton, Harold Jaco, Chuck Camp. . rr.' a t G PICTURE 3 Fzrsvt row: .Mary Frances Summer, lNorma Richardson. Second row: Carl Smith, Steve Keyes, Carol Flake, Brynda Wil- hams, Martha Lynn Jackson, Virginia Ann Lewis, Janis Pulliam, Andy Baird, Anna Reed. g QKQ r '1-13 I Ygl 'EX Lf' S 'Y '-'SE2' 1- Go 1 2 ,gy Q A' M I glg 5 . 'W 'E F1-QV Aj M .JF 5' ' wwf is 'za 3 09 5 -5 5 , I , 57' : -. J 3.4 WMM xv 'v ' A ,sl ' - L' iff 3 if - ', xg. I AA egg-57. ,',- AH' ' ,Q 4 V A it I !f7 :ny ,UV s- X WZ' F'7 nf M S' W 'P 5 ff Tf?'E,:Q V 1 sw 4 gif, V fly. V, W J., im! light' Q :gk ,yeh + ' ' M W W ' 'grit iw if- If I !'..' w -f 5 . ,fiifwlfif flu. .fykxfilf E . ya H., + Lf ri ' yn ,f 1 MM 5' k My ab , ' . 'Q' . y .xi ?Sf ,xv s i 'QA 4 '- mi was in Q 5,- ax? 55 . 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BOBBIE SUE PASCHALL ESSAYIST Spanish Club '57, '58, '59, Tri-Hi-Y '57, '58, Library Club '57, '58, Fulure Business Leaders of America '58, '59, Fulure Nurses' Club '59, National Honor Sociely '58, '59, Delegate lo Girls' Slafle '58, Monlhly Taller '59, Annual Taller Business Sfaff '59, A friend once, a friend forever. Women are nof besf sex we have. SM N i F5 ' .R 'Qs iq N . -'K . 9 'xy NK XQ '--..- JANICE BEARD Sfudenl Council '57, Tri-Hi-Y '57, '58, '59, Nafional Honor Sociefy '58, '59, Dramatic Club '58, '59, Junior Classical Co-Edifor Annual ' MIKE POWERS Junior Classical League '57, '58, '59, Science Club '58, '59, Nalional Honor Sociely '58, '59, Junior Rolarian '58. much, bu? fhey're fha nexf N ANN SMITH Treasurer of Siudenl Body '59, Sluclenl Council '57, '58, '59, Nalional Honor Sociefy '58, '59, Spanish Club '57, '58, '59, Annual Tafler, Lilerary Sfaff '59, Fulure l-lomerrialcers of America '57, '58, '59, Allernale lo Girls' Slafe '58, Dramalic Club '58, '59, Secrefary of Junior Class '58, Glee Club '58, Tri-Hi-Y '57, Junior Classical League '56, Civifan Good Citizen, Junior-Senior Play '59, Quill and Scroll '59. The secref of success is consfancy of purpose. Cifizen '59, Quill and Scroll . Virtue is fhe beauly of fhe Leaque '57, '58, Tafler '59, Ciyilan Good '59 IMD OR TUDE S Senior Class fficers CHUCK CAMP Transferred from Webb School, Bellbuclcle, Tennessee, Sfudenl Council '58, '59, Annual Tailor, Business Siaff '59, Vice-Presidenl Senior Class '59, Cub Lion '59. A noticeable young man with large green eyes. JIMMY EXUM Sludenl Council '57, '58, '59, Dramaiic Club '58, '59, Hi-Y '59, Library Club '59, Senior Class Presideni '59, Men are noi measured by inches. KAREY WILLIAMSON Senior Class Secrelary '59, Nalional Honor Socieiy '58, '59, Fulure Hornemakers of America '57, Spanish Club '58, '59, Glee Club '58' Triel-li-Y '59' Annual Taller, Literary Slaff '59, Delegaie io Youlh and Government '59. Nol'hing is as popular as kind- ness. BONNIE JONES TUBBS Junior Classical League '56, '57, '58, Sludenl' Council '55, Drill Team '56, Baskelball '57, '58, '59, Future Homemakers of America '58, Dra- maric Club '58, '59, Glee Club '58, Proieclionisl Club '57, Tri- Hi-Y '57, Presidenl' '58, '59, Junior Red Cross Council '58, '59, Senior Class Treasurer '59. My True love halh my hearf, and I have his. Ml if ,QW ,iff E, N fl , xllm . ' l '73Y .K 4 A '65 15 552-' NEAL BENNETT Fuiure Business Leaders of America '58, '59. Lal each man keep his hearl af ease, No man dies of lhal disease. BONNIE BLAND Fulure Homemakers of America '57, '58, '59, Junior Classical League '57, '58, '59, Tri-I-li-Y '57, Dramalic Club '58, '59, Junior Red Cross Council '59, Glee Club '58, Basketball Cheerleader '59. No woman looks as well ou? oi fashion as in il. LINDA BOGGESS Fulure l-lornemalcers of America 59 Monlhly Taller 58 59 Annual Taller Business Sfa 9 Foolball Courl 58 A dancing shape an image gay 'Io haunl lo slarlle and waylay DAVID ALEXANDER Dislribulive Educalion Club '58, '59, H needs more skill 'rhan I can fell fo play fhe second fiddle weII. MIKE ARMSTRONG Foolball '56, '57, '58, Baslcelball '57, '53, '59, Baseball '57, '53, '59, Nalional Alhlelic Scholarship Sociely '57, '58, '59, Drarnalic Club '58, '59, Junior- Senior Play '58, Junior-Senior Play '59. Who e'er excels in wha? we prize appears a hero in our eyes. ANDY BAIRD Junior Classical League '57, '58, '59, Dramalic Club '59, Foofball '5B' Annual Taller, Business Slaif '59. We are born lo be happy. W? N, I .- A A l? vm' , 1' 3 , li, NWN rl fl H S i 1 I .l , , . , f I I ' SANDRA BIVENS - Fulure Hornemakers of. America '57, '59, Glee Club '58, Tri-Hi-Y '57, '58, '59, Fulure Business Leaders of Amer- ica '59. An essenfial of a happy life is freedom from care. GAYLE BLEDSOE Proleclionisl Club '57, '58, '59, Dis- lribuiive Educalion Club '58, '59. A likeable person is a vilal faclor in s lhis world. HARVEY LEE BRAY Fulure I-Iomemakers of America 57 58 Dislribulive Educalion Club Love is foo precious lo be losl' A We gi' L, -r -, . ,,I.s Seniors JAMES RAY ALLISON Band '56, '57, '58, Glee Club '58, Fu- lure Business Leaders of America '58, '59, Dramaiic Club '58, '59. A wink is as good as a nod lo The wise. BRENDA AUSTIN Junior Red Cross Council '56, '57, '58, '59, Baskelball '57, '58, Junior Classical League '56, '57, '58, '59, Tri-Hi-Y '57, '58, '59, Dramalic Club '58, '59, Fulure Homemalcers of America '57, Glee Club '58, Basketball Cheerleader '59, Nofhing greal was ever achieved without enlhusiasm. MARY ELIZABETH BARHAM Fulure I-lornernakers of America '57, '58, Tri-Hi-Y '57, '58, '59, Dramalic Club '58, '59, Drill Team '59. Friendship buys friendship. ,, .f l I , 'Mk if .K ., , 5 N fs - ' ,, .. SN, , cj? 48. . I uw 5 '58, ' , ' , ' , ra- . maiic Club '55, '59, Tri-Hig '39, ' V 'u ' w ' ' ei EQEQW ,,,.., A: Gyrr ,,.. ,,: '45 16 Ev as as .. f 1959 JONELL BRITTON Fulure I-Iorrierrralrers of America '57, Furure Business Leaders of America '59, Tri-l-li-Y '58, '59, Monlhly Taller '59, Library Club '57, '58, '59. Beauty, madam, pleases lhe eyes only. Sweelness of disposilion charms lhe souI. KAY BROCK Transferred from Messiclf H-iqh School, Memphis, Tennessee, Tri-I-li-Y 59, Fu- lure Homemalcers of America '59Z Fulure Business Leaders of America '59, Love is life. GLYNN BRYAN Fulure Business Leaders of America '5B, '59, His love dolh be his guil'ar. HERBERT BROCK Proieclionisf Club '57, '58, '59, Hi-Y '57, Dislribulive Educalion Club, Pres- idenl '58, Dramalic Club '59, Lcve makes lhe world go round. CARRIE ALICE BROWN Furure Business Leaders of. A-merica '58, Presidenl F.B.L,A, '59, Trl-Hi-Y '57, '58, '59, Drarnalic Club '58, '59, Annual Taller, Business Slaff '59, Nallonal Honor Sociely '59, Fulure Homemalcers of America '59, Spanish Club '58, G-lee Club '58, Bonnie brown eyes are lhe eyes for me. DOYLE BRYANT Proieclionisl' Club '58, '59, I-li-Y '58, '59, Library Club '58, Fulure Business Leaders of America '59, Tranquilily! lhou beller name 1, h A Than an lhe family of Famer ,r. ' r ,,.,, as 5551! , ,,, , rf' -:fe A W. N rrr MX WK s 4 I ,r Q 'ru .. ',, . '1 T 'Il-Q I tl 6' X i ,,, A I, JIMMY BRYANT Track '57, '58, '59, Fooiball '58, Fulure Business Leaders of America '59, Monlhly Taller '59, Dramalic Club '59, I-Ii-Y Club '59, Baskelball '59, Pro- ieclionisl Club '59, Skill fo do comes of doing. ED BURROW 58, '59, Library Club Honor Sociely '5B, Pres- Honor Sociely '59, Track Rolarian '58, Delegaie Camp anca '59, There are Iwo sides fo every queslion, his and fhe wrong. JOYCE JO CABLER Transferred from Murphy I-ligh School, Mobile, Alabama, Nalional Honor SQCISIV '592 Drarnalic Club '59, Tri- I-li-Y4 '59, Fulure I-Iomemalcers of America '59, Junior Red Cross Council 597 Foolball Courl '58, Junior-Senior Play '59, A Iiflle, liny, prelly, willy, charm- ing, darling she. . I .T f' if JIMMY BULLARD Band '56, '57, '58, '59, Alfernale lo All-'Srale Band '57, '58, Nalional Honor Socrely '59, Spanish Club '59, Annual Taller, Business Slaf'l '59, I-Ii-Y '58, '59, Glee Club '58, Dramalic Club '59. He gazes ar a mighty oak and says, 'You were once a nul like ma.' JANE ANN BUTLER Junior Classical League '57, Dramalic Club' '58, Fulure Homemakers of America '58, '59, Library Club '58, '59, Allernale Baslcelball Cheerleader '58, Tri-I-li-Y '58, '59, Baskefball Cheer- leader '59. Dynamile comes in small packages. DAVID CARLISLE Transferred from Baylor School, Chal- lanooqa, Tennessee. Once'in a man's life he has a dream. May his dream come lrue. '4517cQa-r FLORA COLEY Fulure Homemakers ol America '57, '58, '59, Tri-Hi-Y '57, '58, '59, Dra- malic Club '58, '59, Library Club '58, '59, Basketball '58, '59, Annual Taller Lilerary Slafl '59, Quill and Scroll '59. Take love away from life and you lake away ils pleasures. KAY COLVIN Tri-Hi-Y '57, Library Club '58, Glee Club '58, Fulure Business Leaders of America '58, Dislribulive Educalion Club '59. WiIh sweetness fresh as any rose. ALICE COOPER Fulure Homemakers of America '58, '59, tFuIure Business Leaders of Amer- ica 59. Silence is gain fo many of man- kind. '4s5185e' BILL CARR National Honor Socielv '58, '59, Junior Classical League '57, '58, '59, Spanish Club '58, '59g Drarnaric Club '58, '59, Hi-Y '58, Science Club '59, Junior Rolarian '58, Sludenf Council '59, Civilan Cilizen ol The Monlh '59. A man wilh an aim will be a man with a name. DON CASTLEMAN Band '57, '58, Drarnalic Club '58, '59, Library Club '58. The only real Ihreal lo man is himself. CAROLYN CH EEK Junior Classical League '56, Library Club '57, Fulure Business Leaders of America '58, Glee Club '58, Dramalic Club '58, '59, Fuiure Hornemakers of America '58, '59, There is no index of characler so sure as The voice. 'Ia N A f v' N ' ,L ,I X yum I 'il -L , . 'r GASTON COLLINS Drarnalic Club '59, G-lee Club '58, Band '57, '58, '59, Future Business Leaders of America '59. The day is long, 'lhe work is much. JIMMY CONNER Drarnalic Club '59, Proiecllonisl Club '58, '59, Football '57, '58, Baseball '57, '58, '59, Track '58, '59, Monfhly Taller '59, A lad worlh knowing. LINDA COUCH Junior Classical League '56, '57, '58, '59, Tri-Hi-Y '57, '59, Nalional Honor Sociely '59, Band '56, '57, '58, '59, Spanish Club '58, Dramalic Club '58, '59, Glee Club '58, Fufure Horne- makers of America '58, '59, Annual Taller, Lilerary Slaff '59, Sludenl Council '59. Her eyes as slars of twilight fair, Like fwilighf, foo, her dusky hair. Seniors CHARLES CARTER HIAY '58 '59, Fufure Business Leaders of America '59, Dramalic Club '59, Monlhly Taller '59, Proieclionisl Club '59, Easkelball '59. Tall, lean, and lanky. JOHN CATHY Science Club '58, '59, Track '58. The firsl hundred yards are Ihe hardest JOHNNY CHISUM Hi-Y '57, '58, '59, Dramalic Club '58, '59, Library Club '58, '59, Fooiball '58. La1iness is oflen mislaken for paliencef' i af 1959 CORNELIA COUGHLIN Monlhly Taller '57, Junior Classical League '57, Fulure Homemakers of America '57, Library Club '58, Spanish Club '58, Dramalic Club '58, Baskel- ball '58, '59, Nafional Honor Sociely '59. Ouiel was she, buf liked by all. SUE CROUCH Transferred from While Slalion High School Ivlerrpliis, Tennessee, Tri-Hi-Y '58, '59, Fulure Hornernakers of Amer- ica '58: Gee Club '58, Drarnalic Club '58, '59, DivineIy lall is she. TULLY DANIEL Drarnalic Club '58, Presidenl '59, Junior-Senior Play '58, Spanish Club '57, '58, '59, Annual Taller, Lilerary Slafl '59, Junior Classical Leaque '57, '58, '59, Glee Club '58, Junior Rolarian '58, Band '58. Life wilhoul mirlh is as a lamp wilhoul oil. ALBERT CRAIN T and I Club '59, Hi-Y '59. If is a very hard undertaking fo seek lo please everyone. CAROL CUMMINGS Fulure Homemakers of America '57, '59, Fulure Business Leaders of Amer- ica '58, Drarnalic Club '59, Nalional Honor Sociely '59, Monlhly Taller '59, Annual Taller, Business Stall '59, Glee Club '58. Happiness is nol given bul ex- changed. MIKE DANNER Junior Classical Leaque '55, '56, Fool- ball '56, '57, Drarnalic Club '56, '57, '59j Science Club '57, '58, '59, Hi-Y '57, '58. Enioy when you can and endure when you musl. Ir rf iff: wk LVM I J JAMIE DAVENPORT Foolball '56, '57, '58, Nalional Alh- lelic Scholarship Sociely '58, '59, Bas- kelball '57, '58, '59, Science Club '59, Nalional Honor Sociely '59, Dramalic Club '59, Track '57, '58, '59, Junior- Senior Play '59, When lhe one greal scorer comes lo wrile againsl your name, He wriles nol if you won or losl, buf how you played lhe game. VINSON DAVIS Drarnalic Club '59, Library Club '53, '59 Worry has killed many a man-why die? BILLY DENTON Dramalic Club '58, '59, Hi-Y '59. To be h-SPPY-one musl nol be loo logical. BARBARA DAVIS Monlhly Taller '59, Fulure Business Leaders of America '59. The beller you know her, lhe beller you like her. BENNIE DEATON Drarrialic Club '58, '59, Science Club '59, Nalional Honor Sociely '59, Base- ball 58, '59. Manners make lhe man. KINNIE DISMUKE Hi-Y '57, '58, '59, Dramalic Club '59, Fulure Business Leaders oi America '59, Band '57, '58, '59. Blow man, blow. 'G-f319cw e . :J . -2' ARND FRESE Rolary Exchange Sludenl from Ger- many, Foolball '59, All-Sfale Orcheslra, He sils high in all lhe people's hearls. JIMMY GOOCH l' and l Club '58, '59, Proieclionisl Club '57, '58, '59. Nolhing in lhe affairs of men is worlh worrving abouf. WANDA GRIMMER Junior Classical League '56, '57, Fulure Hornemakers of America '57, Tri-Hi- Y '57, '58, '59, Dramalic Club '58, '59, Monlhly Taller '57, '58, '59, Spanish Club '58, Fulure Business Leaders ol America '59. The pen is fhe longue of lhe mind. 052052, BOBBY DIXON l-li-Y '58, '59, Dramalic Club '58, '59. Who loves nol women, wine and song, ' r Remains a fool his whole life lonq. KAY ENGLE Junior Classical League '56, ' '59, Tri-Hi-Y '58, '59t Dranfiali '58, '59, Sludenl Council '59, Junior Red Cross Council '57 '58, '59, Fue lure Honiernnkers of America '58, '59, Glee Club '58, Annual Taller, Business Sfaff '59, Spanish Club '57, Monlhly Taller '59, Foolball Courl '58. Whal a miserable world, frouble if we love, and lrouble if we do nol. 57, 58, c Club CAROL FLAKE Junior Classical League '56, '57, '58, '59, Dramalic Club '58, '59, Nalional Honor Sociely '59, Tri-Hi'Y '57, '58, '59, Fulure Hornemakers of America '58, '59, Annual Taller, Business Slaff '59, Baskelball Manager '58, '59, Allere nale Foolball Cheerleader '59, Glee Club '58, Foolball Courl '58, Belly Crocker Fulure Homemaker Award. Pr:-:fly lo walk wilh, willy fo lalk wilh, and pleasanl, foo, lo fhink of. mx - i N . is -5 CHARLES GARDNER Dramalic Club '58, '59, Science Club '58, '59, Track '58, '59. Hilch your wagon lo a sfar. JUDY GRIFFITH Tri-HiAY '57, '58, '59, Drarnalic Club '58, '59, Fulure lrlornemakers of Amer- ica '59, Spanish Club '58, Annual Taller, Lilerary Slaff '59, Quill and Scroll '59. She is always laughing, for she has an infinile deal of wil. RODDY HAGGARD Proieclionisl Club '57, '58, '59, Fulure Business Leaders of America '59, ,Dra- malic Club '59, Laugh and be well. Seniors JANlCE ELROD Nalional Honor Sociely '58, '59, Dra- rnalic Club '58, '59, Trl-Hi-Y '57, '58, '59, G-lee Club '58t Science Club '59. A quiel longue shows a wise head. BARBARA FESMIRE Dfarnalic Club '58, '59, Nalional Honor Sociely '58, '59, Fulure Business Leaders of America '58, Tri-Hi-Y '57, '58, '59, Glee Club '58, Annual Taller, Business Slaff '59, Junior-Senior Play '59, A smile lo all brings many friends, CHARLOTTE FOSTER Fulure Homcmakers ol America '57, Fulure Business Leaders of America '59 A lrue friend is forever a friend. I, o ' 1,1 sr of 1959 MAX HAILEY Nalional Honor Sociely '58, '59, Science Club '58, '59, Band '57, '58, '59, Allernafe Allslale Band '58, Track '58, Drarnalic Club '59. Everyone excels in somelhing in which anolher fails. PATRICIA HARDIN Fulure Hornernakers of America '57, '58, '59, Furure Business Leaders of America '59, ln her fongue is lhe law of kindness. BRENDA HASSELL Spanish Club '58, '59, Dramalic Club '58, '59, Tri-Hi-Y '57, '58, '59, Deleqale To Counly Day '58, Naiional Honor Sociely '58, Annual Taller, Lilerary Slaff '59, Delegale lo Youlh and Gov- ernrnenl '59, Quill and Scroll '59. A live wire, she's simply shocking, buf a real girl, who keeps you rocking. .Ae KAY HANEBUTH Co-Ediior Annual Taller '59, Junior Classical League '56, '57, Monlhly Taller '57, Spanish Club '58, '59, Tri- Hi-Y '57, '58, '59, Dramatic Club '58, '59, Fnlure Hornernakers of America '59, Nafional Honor Sociely '58, Quill and Scroll '59. Llve, learn, and love, moslly love. RAY HARRIS Disiribulive Educalion Club '59, To lake ll-sings as lhey are-lhaf's my philosophy. JIMMY LEE HAYES T and I Club '57, '58, '59, Hi-Y Club '57, '58. Oh sleep! if is a genlle lhing, beloved from pole fo pole. ni? 5 wi., X Lvflf l X! W-X, Q 'ly' - ' if ' I JOE HEARN Junior Classical League '56, '57, '58, Junior Red Cross Council '58, '59, Science Club '58, '59, Nalional Alh- lelic Scholarship Sociely '57, '58, '59, Dramalic Club '59, Foolball '56, '57, '58, Track '57, '58, '59, Sophomore Class Presidenl '57, Junior Class Pres- idenr '58, Sluden? Body President '59, Sludeni Council '57, '58, '59, Delegale lo Camp Miniwanca '58, Junior Ro- larian '58, G-lee Club '58. The price of greatness is respon- sibilily. REUBEN HELMS Disiribulive Educalion '58. A sly old fish, loo cunning for lhe hook. MARTHA HILL Fulure Hornemakers of America '56, Junior Classical League '57, Tri-Hi-Y '57, '59, Drarnalic Club '58, '59, Spanish Club '58, '59, Nalional Honor Sociely '58, '59, And lhe wonder slill grew fha? one small head could carry all she knew. REID HEARN I-li-Y '57, Library Club '57, '58, '59, Dramalic Club '58, '59, Proieclionisl Club '57, '59, Glee Club '58. We love being in love, lhal's 'lhe lrulh of il. PARKER HENSON Dramalic Club '58, Proieclionisl Club '58, '59, Hi-Y Club '58, '59, Men of few words are The besl men. GLORIA HOLLAND Tri-Hi-Y '57, '58, '59, Drarnalic Club '58, '59, Junior Classical League '57, '58, '59, Foolball cheerleader '58, Co-Caplain '59, Baskelball '57, '58, '59, C-lee Club 58. As merry as fhe day is long. '5215v 'N XN ' x ln 'Q CAROL JONES 5, N Fulure Homemalcers of America '57, X Tri-l liAY '57, '58, '59, Dramalic Club F fx '58, '59, C-Slee Club '58, Nalional Y-I NX Honor Sociely '58, '59, Spanish Club lx '58, '59, Annual Taller, Business Slall i '59, Junior-Senior Play '58. A sweel expression is lhe highesl lype of female loveliness. BILLY KEITH Dlslribuliye Educalion Club '59, Hi-Y '59 I never lhink of lhe fulure-il comes soon enough. BILLY KEY Dramalic Club '58, '59, Hi-Y '58, '59, Glee Club '58, T and I Club '58, Annual Taller, Business Slafl '59, Library Club '59. I am slow of sludy. 15225-ev PAT HOLLAND Transferred lrom Franklin Park, llli- nois, Tri-l-li-Y '59, Fulure Homernalrers of America '59, Spanish Club '59, Annual Taller, Business Slafl '59, Nalional Honor Sociely '59, Good nalure is lhe beauly of lhe mind. SUSAN HYMERS Junior Classical League '57, '58, Junior Red Cross Council '57, '58, '59, Tri-Hi-Y '57, '58, '59, Deleqale lo Youlh and Governmenl '58, Nalional Honor Sociely '58, Sludenl Council '58, '59, Sludenl Body Secrelary '59, Secrelary ol Sophomore Class '57, Monlhly Taller '57, Glee Club '58, Drarnalic Club '58, '59, Annual Taller, Lilerary Slafl '59, Quill and Scroll '59. Good lemper, like a sunny day' sheds ils brighlness over everylhing.' HAROLD JACO Glee Club '58, Dramalic Club '58, Proieclionisl Club '58, '59, Nalional Honor Sociely '59, Science Club '59. Lel lhe sky be lhe limil. M? 'NUT , H Y M y s, , Seniors RUTH HORN Tri-Hi-Y '57, '59, Fulure Homemalrers of America '57, Fulure Business Leaderg of America '58, '59, Dramalic Club '58, '59, Glee Club '58, Nalional Honor Sociely '58. A slill small voice. MARTHA LYNN JACKSON Tri-l-li-Y '57, '58, '59, Drarnalic Club '58, '59, Nalional Honor Sociely '59, Glee Club '58, Monlhly Taller '57, Annual Taller, Business Slafl '59, Junior-Senior Play '59. She dwell in a lar-away counlry called a Land of Romance. SUE JOHNSTON Drarnalic Club '58, '59, Fulure Horne- rnakers ol Arnerica '58, '59, Glee Club '58, Fulure Business Leaders of Amer- ica '59, Triel-li-Y '59. Make hasle slowly. JIMMIE MARTIN KEE Hi-Y '57, '58, '59, Dramalic Club '59, Science Club '59, Fulure Business Leaders ol America '58, Nlonlhly Taller '58, Annual Taller, Business Slalf '59, Oh, lel me resl awhile. SHIRLEY KELLY Fulure Homernakers ol America '57, '59, Tri-Hi-Y '57, '59, Fulure Business Leaders of America '58, '59, Foolball Courl '59. She speakelh nol and yel lhere lies a conversalion in her eyes. STEVE KEYES Transferred from Caslle Heiqhls Milla lary Academy, Columbia, Tennessee, Junior Classical League '57, '58, '59, Library Club '58. Why sludy lo learn, lhen die and forgel il all? DIANE LASSITER J HOW 1959 ANN KIMBRIEL Trial-Ii-Y '57, '59, Glee Club '58, Dramatic Club '58, '59, Future Horne- malcers of America '59, Library Club '58, '59. Her ways are all of pleasantnessf' r BETTY KING Future I-lornernalcers of America '57, '58, '59, Future Business Leaders ot America '59. She is quiet as a lamb. ALICE KNOWLES Junior Classical League '57, '58, '59, Dramatic Club '58, '59, TriAHi-Y '59, Future Business Leaders of America '59, Glee Club '58, Library Club '58, '59 'Tis better to be late than not to get there at all. .gi-i 's JO ANN KINDER Distributive Education Club '59, Most wisdom goes with fewest words. JUANITA KIRKPATRICK Proiectionist Club '57, Tri-Hi-Y '57, Future Business Leaders ot America '58, Library Club '58, Distributive Education Club '59. Mingle your cares with pleasures now and then. KENNETH LARUE Proiectionist Club '57, '58, '59, Dra- matic Club '58, '59, I-Ii-Y '58. You can send a boy to school, but you can't make him think. 0Q? 'N-se' QA i x Sggb I Junior Red Cross Council '57, '58, '59, Tri-Hi-Y '57, '58, '59, Dramatic Club '58, '59, National Honor Society '58, '59, Student Council '57, Spanish Club '59, Drill Team '59, You know I say iust what I think- nothing more, nothing Iess. BRENDA LITTLE Student Council '59, Dramatic Club '58, '59, TriAHi-Y '57, '58, '59, Delegate to Blue Ridge Assembly '58, Future Hornernalcers ot America '58, '59, Glee Club '58, National Honor Society '59, Monthly Tatler '56, '57, Junior Classi- cal League '56, '57, '58, '59, Library Club '58, Annual Tatler, Literary Staff '59, Delegate to Youth and Govern- ment '59. Personality is to a woman as per- fume is to a flower. SHARRON LYON Tri-I-ti-Y '57, '58, '59, National Honor Society '58, '59, Dramatic Club '58, '59, Spanish Club '58, '59, Glee Club '58, Annual Tatler, Literary Staff '59, Delegate to County Day '58. Her voice was ever soft, gentle and low, an excellent thing In woman. VIRGINIA ANN LEWIS Transferred from Haywood County High School, Brownsville, Tennessee, Future Homernalrers of America '58, '59, Tri-Hi-Y '58, '59, Spanish Club '59, Glee Club '58, Dramatic Club '59, Annual Tatler, Business Statt '59, National Honor Society '58, '59. Sweet and fair of heart. HARVEY LITTLE Football '56, '57, '58, Basketball '57, '58, '59, Baseball '57, '58, '59, Track '58, '59, Dramatic Club '58, '59, Glee Club '58, National Athletic Scholar- ship Society '58, '59, Junior-Senior Play '59. A courage mightier than the sun- You rose and fought and, fighting, wonl ROBERT MAINORD Student Body Vice-President for Boys '59, National Honor Society '58, HIIY '56, '57, '58, '59, Science Club '58, '59, Junior Classical League '56, '57, '59, President '58, Junior Rotarian -'58, National Athletic Scholarship Society '59, Football '57, '58, Basketball '58, '59, Baseball '58, '59, Dramatic Club '58, '59, Junior-Senior Play '59, WeII then, I now do plainly see, this busy world and I shall ne'er agree. V523 DANNY MOORE ALICE MOONEY Tri-Hi-Y '58, '59, Dramalic Club '58, '59, Glee Club '58, Fulure Homemak- ers of America '58, '59, Junior Classi- cal League '56, '57, '58, '59, Library Club '58. Tell me prelly maiden, are lhere any more af home like you? GAYLA MOORE Junior Classical League '57, Tri-Hi-Y '57, '59, Spanish Club '58, Dramalic Club '58, '59, Fulure Business Leaders ol America '59, Fulure l-lomemakers of America '59, Nalional Honor Sociely '59. Like 'em all, love 'em none. HAROLD MORGAN Library Club '57, '58, '59, Foolball '57, '58. Never -lrouble lrouble, 'lil lrouble lroubles you. '4+5245i-' CHARLES MARSTON Hi-Y '58, '59, Drarnalic Club '58, '59, Glee Club '58, Band '57, '58, '59, The business of life is 'lo go forward. PEGGY MARTIN Tri-Hi-Y '57, '59, Drarnalic Club '58, '59, Spanish Club '58, '59, Nafional Honor Sociely '58, '59, Annual Taller '59, Quill and Scroll '59. A molher's pride, a falher's icy. CAROLYN MAYS Fulure Hornemalcers ol America '57, '58, '59, Fulure Business Leaders of America '59. Softly speak and sweelly smile. 'QF'-df' N 1' ' ' , Q l , T 'N ll Baskelball '56, '57, '58, Foolball Man- ager '56, '57, '58, '59, Baslcelball Man- afler '58, T and l Club '57, Presidenl' '58, Vice-President of West Tennessee T and I Club, Nalional Alhlelic Schol- arship Sociely '59. To gel lhrouqh life why musl we run, why can'l we stop and have some fun, DALE MORGAN Fulure Homemalcers of America '57, '58, '59, Drarnalic Club '58, '59, Tri- Hi-Y '58, Glee Club '58, Annual Taller, Business Slafl '59. Smile and lhe world smiles wilh you. JOHN MOSS Junior Classical League '56, '57, '58, '59, l-li-Y '56, Sludenl Council '57, Science Club '59, The longer one lives-lhe more he learns. Seniors BILLY RAY MARTIN lggamalic Club '58, '59, Glee Club lf mallers nol how a man dies, but how he lives. SAM MATTHEWS Foolball '56, '57, '58, Baskefball '57, 'SSI T and I Club '57, Presidenl '58, Library Club '57, Baseball '58. Enioy life, il can'l lasf forever. ROSEMARY MILSTEAD Drillfeam '56, Junior Classical League X56, 57, '58, '59, Sludenl Council '58, 572 Sludenl Body Vice-Presidenl for Girls ,'59, Sophomore Vice-Presidenl '57, Vice-Presidenl of Junior Class '58, Monlhly Taller '57, '58, Annual Taller, Business Slaff '59, Junior Red Cross Council '57, '58, '59, Fulure Home- makers of America '58, '59, Football Cheerleader '58, Tri-Hi-Y '57, '58, '59, Delcoale lo Youlh and Governmenl 57. 531 Delegale lo Blue Ridge As- sembly '57, Glee Club '58j Spanish Club '59Z Dramalic Club '58, '59. A swell girl-you know-a regular peach. af 1959 DOUGLAS MURRAY Football '56, '57, '58, Basketball Manager '57, Dramatic Club '58, '59, National Athletic Scholarsrip Society '57, '58, '59, Track '58, '59. One can't always be a hero, but one can always be a man. JOHN DUDLEY MQCHAREN Band '57, '58 '59, All-State Orchestra '58, Hi-Y '57, '58, President '59, Science Club '58 '59, National Honor Society '58, '59, All-State 8and '59. Wisdom giveth life to them that have it, JUDY MCPEAKE Tri-Hi-Y '57, '58 '59, Future Business Leaders of America '58, Glee Club '58, Dramatic Club '58 '59, National Honor Society '59, Distributive Edu- cation Club '59, Future Business Leaders of America '59, An ounce of mirth is worth a pound of sorrow. SCOTT MCAULEY Junior Classical League '57, '58, Dra- rratic Club '58, Library Ciub '58, Future Hornemakers of America '58, Science Club '59, Tri-I-ti-Y '59, My kingdom for a horse! ELAINE McGUFFEY Transierred from Lebanon High School, Lebanon Kentucky, Distributive Edu- cation Club '59, Dramatic Club '59, Future Hornernakers of America '59. With virtue and quietness one may conquer the world. BEVERLY NELSON Future Hornernalcers ot America '57, '58,' '59, Tri-Hi-Y '57, '58, '59, Future Business Leaders of Arnerica '58, '59. Good nature is the beauty of the mind. rr- ' N., X v. W 1 LWW , S I' -X I, N WX I ,, BILL NEWSOM Spanish Club '57, Football '57. Not exactly afraid of work, but rather not be intimately associated with it. MARIE ORRELL Junior Classical Leaque '56, '57, '58, '59, Spanish Club '57, Dramatic Club '58, '59, Future Homemakers ot Anner- ica '58, '59, Library Club '58, Glee Club '58, Basketball Cheerleader '59. She left sweet little things behind As loving thoughts and kind. BARBARA OZMENT Transferred from Dyersburg High School, Future Hornemakers of Amer- ica '58, '59, Glee Club '58, Tri-Hi- Y '58, '59, Dramatic Club '59. As meek as ever was any lamb. GARY OLLER T and I Club '59, EIbow grease gives the best polish. MARY ARTHUR OSBORNE Tri-I-li-Y '57, '59, Delegate to Youth and Government '57, Future Horne- rnalcers ot America '58, '59, Dramatic Club '59, Library Club '59, Annual Tatler, Business Staff '59. A pleasant hour well spent is not a waste of time. REACE PAGE Band '57, '58, '59, Dramatic Club '58, '59, Hi-Y '57, '58, Glee Club '58, Being handsome is a gift of God. 'M525 JANIS PULLIAM National Honor Socielv '58, '59, Dra- malic Club '58, '59, Fuiufe Horne- rnalcers ol America '59, Band '57, '58, '59, Annual Taller, Business Slaf'l '59, Glee Club '58, The mos? nalural beauly in lhe world is honesfy and moral lrulh. BETTY JANE HlLL RAY Transferred from Vvhilehaven High School, Whilehayen, Tennessee, Dis' lribuiiye Educalion Club '59. To love, cherish, and obey. KENNETH REPLOGLE Proieciionisl Club '58, '59, Dramalic Club '59, ll is belfer To be lucky Than lo be wise. 1526 Sv JACKlE PARHAM Drarnalic Club '58, '59, Junior-Senior Play '58, Junior Classical League '57, Library Club '57, '58, '59, Junior- Scnior Play '59. Whalever is worfh doing al all is worlh doing well, ROY PATTERSON Hi-Y '57, Fulure Business Leaders of America '58, Drarnalic Club '59, Annual Taller, Business Siaff '59. l am no? lazy, l iusl don'l like lo work. BUDDY PROVINCE Foolball '57, '58, Baslsciball '58, '59, Science Club '59, Baseball '59, Na- lional Aiheiic Scholarship Sociely '59, Track '59. ll is a greal abilily 'lo be abla lo conceal one's abilifyf' , V7' 4 ' K ,ffligdl fl' ' viiu'Qx ii' '- SUE RAWL5 Proieciionisl Club '57, '58, Library Club '58, TriHi-Y '59, Glee Club '58, Fuiure Hornernalcers oi America '57, Worry about nolhing under The sun. ANNA REED Junior Classical Leaque '56, '57, '58, '59, Tri-Hi-Y '57, '58, '59, Drarnalic Club '58, '59, Fulure Homernakers of America '58, '59, Foolball Cheerleader '58, Caplain '59, Baslcelball '57, '58, '59, Foolball Queen '58, Miss Flame '59, Delegaie lo Youlh and Govern- rnenl '58, Delegale fo Camp Mini' wanca '58, Glee Club '58, Proiecrionisl Club '57, Annual Taller, Business Staff '59, Junior-Senior Play '58, '59, Drill Team '56, The world belongs lo lhe energelicf' NORMA RICHARDSON Tri-Hi-Y '57, '58, '59, Junior Classical League '57, '58, '59, Monlhly Taller '57, Annual Taller, Business Slaff '59, Sludenl Council '58, Baskerball '57, '58, '59, National Honor Sociely '58, '59, Deleqaie To Camp lvliniwanca '58, Football Court '59, D.A.R. Good Cilizenship Award. lf she had any faulfs, she lefl us in doubt Seniors BEVERLY PARISH MOORE Fulure Homenwakers of America '57, '58, Fulure Business Leaders of Arner- ica '58, Disrribulive Educalion '59. Over head and ears in love. JOAN PATTON Fulure Hornennalcers of America '59, Spanish Club '57, '58, '59, Drarriaiic Club '58, '59, Nalional Honor Sociely '58, '59, Glce Club '58, Annual Taller, Liierary Slaif '59, Tri-Hi-Y '59, Quill and Scroll '59. A perfecf woman nobly planned, lo warn, lo comforl and command.' DAVlD PRUITT Dfannnlic Club '58, '59, HiY '58, '59, Library Club '59, Monlhly Taller '59. Be good and if you can'l be good -be careful, A CHARLES SILER af 1959 SHERRY SCARBOROUGH Fulure Hornernakers of America '57, Fulure Bus'ness Leaders of America '58, '59, Dislribulive Educalion Club '59. Women are never wilhoul an excuse, HARRY SCHAEFER Fufure Business Leaders of America '58, '59, Drarnalic Club '58, '59, They can conquer who believe lhey can, MARY BETH SHAW Junior Red Cross Council '57, Fufure Business Leaders ol America '583 Future Hornemakers of America '59, Dramalic Club '59, Tri-Hi-Y '59g Glee Club '58. A good lislener is no? only popular everywhere, buf affer a while she knows somelhing. LINDA SCATES Junior Classical League '56, Fufure Business Leaders of America '58, '59, Fulure l-lornernakers of America '59- oiee cub sa, ufiii Team '59, Tri-Hi-Y '59, As fresh as any daisy. LINDA SCHAEFER Fulu'e Eusiness Leaders of America '58, Drill Team '59g Glee Club '58, Tri'Hi-Y '58, '59. Mind cannol follow if, nor words express her infinife sweelnessf' DAVlD SHIRES Baskelboll Manager '58, Foolboll '58, '59, Baseball '57, '58, '59g Nafional Alhl-:lic Scholarship Sociely '57, '58, '59. Wit, be my facully, and pleasure my occupa+ion. Qi, M V' i My Prolecfionisf Club '57, '58, '59g Hi-Y '57, '58, '59, T and I Club '57, '58, '59. The brain is a wonderful organ. lf slarls working the moment you get up in lhe morning, and does noi sfop uniil you gel fo school. BAXTER SMITH Transferred from McCallie School, Challanooqa, Tennessee: Science Club '59, Dramalic Club '59, Junior Classil cal League '57, '59, Basketball '57, Junior-Senior Play '59. A good name is rafher 'fo be chosen than greaf riches. CARL SMITH Science Club '58, '59g Dramalic Club '59g Junior Classical League '57, '58, '59, Nalional Honor Sociely '59g Hi-Y '58g Annual Taller, Business Staff '59. He has bolh knowledge and wif. PATSY SIMPSON Monfhly Taller '57, '58, '59, Quill and Scroll '58, '59, TrieHi-Y '57, '58, '59, Furure l-lomernakers ol America '57, '58, '59, Fulure Business Leaders of America '59, Nafional Honor Sociely '58, '593 Glee Club '58. A merry hear? makefh a cheerful countenance. JAMES BUBBY SMlTH Lggamalic Club '58, '59, Hi-Y '57, '58, Blessed is he who expecfs nothing, he will noi be disappoinledf' THELMA SMITH Dislribulive Educalion '58, Tri-Hi-Y '57. To speak lillle becomes a woman. '452 75-rv MARY FRANCES SUMMERS Library Club '57, Presideni '58, Monlhly Taller '57, '58, Co-edilor Monlhly Taller '59, Tri-l-li-Y '57 '58, '59, Delegale lo Youlh and Goyernrnenl '57, 58, Dramalic Club '59, Nalional Honor Sociely '59, Allernale lo C-iris' Slale '58, Annual Taller 8us'ncss Slaff '59, Her voice was all music, like moon- lighf she shone, CHARLES TAYLOR Dislribuliye Educalion Club '58, '59, Bur he rnusl blab. LAWRENCE TAYLOR Foolball '56, '57, '58, Baseball '58, '59, Track '58, '59, Nalional Allilelic Scnolarsliip Sociely '57, '58, '59, Hi-Y '58, '59, Baskelball '57. The glory of young men is lheir slrenglhf' 05 28 Sv Srvanisli Club '57, Tri-Hi-Y '57, '58, '59, Delfzrgale lo Youlh and Goyern- menl '57, Drarnalic Club '58, '59, Fulure Business Leaders ol Arnerica '59, Annual Taller Business Slaff '59. l'd ralher run 'lil l'm oul of breafh lhan amble along and be bored lo Junior Red Cross Council '59,' Dra: malic Club '59. A lion among ladies is a mos! dreadful Thing. Junior Classical League '56, '57, '58, '59, Dramalic Club '58, '59, Spanish Club '58, '59, Fulure Homemakers of America '58, '59, l don'l undersland . . . CARLO SPENCER Transfe-'red irorn Nurernburg High School, Niaremburq, Germany, Fool- ball '57, '58, Baslcefball '58, '59, Traclc '58, '59, Baseball '59, Science Club '58, '59, Nalional l-lono' Sociely '59, Nalional Alhlelic Scholarship Sociely '58 '59, Delegalc lo Boys' Slale '58, Sludenl Council '59, Hi-Y '58. His limbs were cas? in manly mould, For hardy sporls or conlesl bold. OLIVIA STEPHENSON Fulure Honnemalcers oi Arrerica '57, '59, Dramalic Club '58, '59, Sponish Club '59, Polileness goes lar, ye? cosls nolhing. JERRY SUMLER Never Trouble lrouble 'lil lrouble lroubles you. ,ffm ., 51,0 wxf-5' i K AP 'wg frrf s if fuk kv , ,A BREN DA SUTTON HUNTER TAYLOR Science Club '58, Treasurer of Soph- omore Class '57, Treasurer of Junior Class '58, Junior Classical League '57, HiY '58 '59 Lib Cl b '58 '59' , ra ry u PAT TERRY Seniors DAVID STEED Foolball '58, Track '58, '59, Science Club '58, '59. Calmness is best CAROLE STEWART Monlhly Taller '58, Co-edilor Monlhly Taller '59, Dramalic Club '58, '59, Srianish Club '58, Nalfonal Honor Sociely '58, '59, Tri-Hi-Y '57, '58, '59, Delegale lo Youllw and Goyernmenl '57, '58, Quill and Scroll '58, '59, Dell eqale lo Blue Ridge Assembly. Energy is elernal delight DIANE SUMMER Jun'or Classical League '57, Library Club '58, Tri-l-lifY '58, '59, Fulure Bus'ness Leaders ol America '59, Fulure Homemaicers of America '59, Whalever my Tale is, 'lis my fale lo wrife. if 1959 PEGGY TH ETFORD Monfhly Taller '57, '58, '59, Fulure Homennalcers of Arnerica '58, '59, Naiional Honor Scciely '59. Neafness is fhe crowning grace of womanhoodf' BOBBY TILLMAN Hi-Y '58, '59, Drannafic Club '59, Science Club '59. A moral, sensible, and well-bred man. BlLL TUBBS Foolball '56, '57, CofCoplain '58, Baseball '56, '57 '58, Track '57, Nafional Alhleiic Scholarship Sociely '57, '58, HEY '56. The will of a man is his happiness. TONY THOMPSON Foofball '57, '58, Science Club '58, Vice-Presideril '59, Monfhly Taller '59, Annual Taller, Business and Lilerary Slaff '59, Span'sh Club '57, Sfudenl Council '59, Junior-Senior Play '59 His fufure is aglow wilh brighf p0ssibilifies. K AY Tl MBERLAKE Tri-l-li-Y '57, '58, '59, Junior Classical League '57, Fufure Homernakers of America '58, President '59, Monlhly Taller '57, '58, '59, Dranwalic Club '58, '59, Sie Leaders of America '58, Annual Taller, Business Slaff '59. Who pleasure gives, shall ioy receive. D Club Glee Slaff The men, 1, xr ,rss ' . JI SMT rr MICHAEL ANN TUCKER Nolional Honor Sociefy '58, '59, S Qnisli Club '57 '53 ' '58 '59' Tri-l'liAY '57 '58 '59' Club '59. shorfe . 5-2 5i.:iii5-flriif ' SE E fE:,2f.1i5gJj' 2 ry 75 .- T ,.:. , 1 ,,,.. .,,.,, .,.. ,.,, .,., , N . . .,,v,,..,:....,., my ,,n,, ,A , at :ar ,rg ' ' i i?i?HiQi?i' 7.51 ,, 5 wi- H I ,?fYSf, '!8'l, g , ' M J' . . , . . 5, V ,,,,V .. .. X Lx e Club '58, Fulure Business 59, Dramatic '58, Annual Taller, Business sf women love fhe fallesf M 'QQ T7 M VN I r l , MN ' iii H l I BOBBY UTLEY Library Club '58, '59, Drarnafic Club '59, T Xi l Club '58, '59, The world is foo much for me. LARRY WADLEY T and I Club '58, '59, Track '58, Never mind fhe why and wherefore. JANE BUTLER WALLS Tri-Hi-Y '57, '58, '59, Spanish Club '57, Fulure Hornernalcers ol America '58, '59, Fufure Business Leaders of America '59, Library Club '59. A smile fo all brings many friends. JIMMY UTLEY Proieclionisl Club '57, '58, '59' Fufure Business Leaders of America '57, '58, '59, Hi-Y '57, '58. Young fellows will be young fellows. RONALD WALKER Foolball '57, T and l Club '58, '59, Annual Taller, Business Staff '59. When work interferes wilh pleasure, slop working. NANCY WARD Library Club '57, '58, President '59, Na- lional Honor Sociely '58, '59, Mcxnfh-ly Taller '58, '59, Annual Taller '59, Quill and Scroll '59. There is an arf of reading, as well as an arf of Thinking, and an arf of writing. '0529 Ge' PEGGY WHYBREW Transferred from Oneonla High School, Oneonla, New Yorlc, Fulure Home- rnakers of America '58, Glee Club '58, Band '58, Nalional Honor Sociely '58, '59, Tri-Hi-Y '59. Happiness is a rare cosmeTic. JIMMY WILLIAMS Fooiball '56, '57, '58, Baslserball '57, '58, '59, Track '58, '59, Nalional Alh- lelic Scholarship Sociely '57, '58, Presidenr '59, Baseball '58, '59. More than one maiden hath cast a sigh ai sigh? of thee. JOE WOOD Dramalic Club '58, '59, l-li-Y '59. And he fells The ies? wilhouf lhe smile. 053058-3 JOY NELL WARHURST Translvred lrorn Cenlral l-liqh School, Camden, Tennessee, Drarnalic Club '59, Tri-l-li-Y '59, Glee Club '58, Annual Taller, Lilernry and Business Slafl '59, Nafional Honor Sociely '59, Fulure Nurses' Club '58, Quill and Scroll '59. A flaming halo for her face. JERRY WEBB Dislribuliye Educalion Club '59, Fu- lure Business Leaders of America '59, Formed on the good old plan, a lrue, brave, and downrighl honesl' man. JOHN L. WHITTEN Band '56, '57, '58, '59, Drornaiic Club '58, '59, Junior-Senior Play '58, Soanlsh Club '57, '58, Nalional l-lonor Sociely '58, '59, Deleqale lo Boys' Slale '58, .lun'or Rorarian '58, Cvlee Club '58, Science Club '58 '59, Allernale lo All-Stale Band '58, Golden Gloves Team '59g AllYSlale Band '59. The same foday, yeslerday, and fomorrowf' we og 7171 gf . f V11 ' ' 1 le in 'l l 'I BRYNDA WlLLIAMS Junior Classical League '57, Band Sweelhearl '59, Tri-Hi-Y '57, '58, '59, Band '57, '58, '59, Drarnalic Club '58, '59, Spanish Club '57, Glee Club '58, .Junior-Senior Play '58. Know fhy sluff and be able fo slrui if. TOMMY WILLIAMS lranslerred from Norlh Side High School' Band 59, Science Club '59. To blow is noi fo play as The flule -one musf move the fingers. BEVERLY YATES Tri-l-li-Y '57, '58, '59, Drarnalic Club '58, '59, Library Club '58, Fulure Hornernakers of America '59. The course of frue love never did run smoolh. Seniors FLORENCE ANN WEATHERLY Junior Cla,sical Leoque '56, '57 '58, '59, Drafralc C'ub '58, '59, Glee Club '58, Junior-Senior Play '58, Fulure l-lon'-e'nalce's or Arnerica '58, '59, Fu- lure Business Leaders oi America '59, Tri l-lf,Y 59. Women are made lo be loved-nof undersloodf' LINDA WHEAT Tri-Hi-Y '58 Presiuenr '57, '59, Del- eqale lo You'h and Cyoyernrrwenl '57, '58, .lun'or Claisiral League '57, '58, Sluzlonr Council '57, '58, Glee Club '58, Nal'onal l-lonor Soeiely '59, Dra- rna'ic Club '58, '59, Miss Clarkson '57, Soanisi Club '58, Annual Taller, Lil- erary Slali '59. The besl par? of beauly is Thar which a picture cannot express, ALVIN WHORTON Banu 57, ll Y '58, '59, Drarnalic Club '58, '59, Annual Taller, Business Slarf '59. Happy am I, from care l'm free! Why aren'l lhey all confenled like me? 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Mm Www 4, LG Y K ,L 5 .Q .ln 113, QSMELZ K V gh 4 V . N ,K ,hug in iff 111 ug, M . V ,W M N hug. N sum . . L h N- In KN' R his 'Nm N Z - 'film N! Q M sq L , f W 'H HT' R , 1 M H I A 'h' 1 P M M' N Ma Mum hi K E 'ln lim N' MFL lg K MR Hun. an ,im W M, ap, ,Q hz. Qu , A ' T -m gr- 'ww -1 vs W NZB' W W K ,gm xg' Q, W 'W f K ' hm. mu 1 'W mm Maxam Aging ml' .,,,,. 'iw fl! Nia Nm . V VM ' ffm in vm Q-an in 'Gm 'N w M as r my :qw Mm JSNHN Q , vm lug, 'N iq? l ,K 5 mint 'EV' my in mm in ,N ng 'Sk ilu ,arise ., .4 435 5 ' ii' f ou M Q U-.55 A as nd Q bod 'Hu bei- Ter m ie Q - '-ENN .. R a f S . , A k N, , 7 . I , A , ? K Thx 91 15345 Class of Left to right: Larry Wilson, Becky Reed, Marilyn Moore, Polly Taber. Junior Class Officers PRESIDENT! Larry Wilson V1cE-PRESIDENT: Becky Reed SECRETARY: Marilyn Moore TREASURER: Polly Taber Row I: KATHERINE ALGEA VALERIA ARMSTRONG LINDA ARRINGTON ANN BABB BII.LY BAIN Row 2: HARLEY BAKER CHARLES BARBER JEANETTE BARBER MARGARET BARFIELD JIMMY BARNES Row 3: BRUCE BARNI-IILL JIMMY BARNETTE DAVID BARTON LINDA BENNETT RUTH IIIRMINGIIAM Row 4: DAVID BLACK STOCK BEVERLY BLANKENSHIP JUNE BOND JAMES BOONE JIMMY BowYEIz Row 5: JOYCE BRANN CAROLYN BRASHER DICKIE BREWSTER NANCY BROWN BEVERLY BRYANT ,. II, F Qi . Hi. sa '05 3554' N Sees! A 2 a xi :Li W ff: ' Y ' 32 ,2 Hifi' ' ' : A 8 I ' -fig? ' U . ' 1 W hfziv i -K V -if '- : -5 W1 f'lv1sS2Ts5f 5 ., .15 ,-'., ,I I , , I Q, ' 5 ' ' ' ' kv- 'K II. A if-.re .Rex W i l? LX ,. I ,IM .fam--::a:s. a-ns: ' - F Emi -E ' 2 f. . 1 ,, I, :cw ge- 5 Q M , . L, ' TQ w:. Nsrxsx I W? - A 2' f . I V 1 5 W I I I I , Row I: JIM EULLOCK JOE BURKHEAD JOHN BYNUM KAY BYNUM CHARLES CALLIS Row 2: BILI. CANTRELL FREDA MAE CARDVVELL JANET CARLTON DONALD CARR TO M CARR Row 3: GENE CASE BETTY CASEY SUSAN CATO SANDRA CHANDLER FAITH CLIFT f Class of E A Q, , , 5 . 2 QW 525 ,. ,W fiT7f' f RONNIE COLE .J p f ' rg gg ' 5 1' CAMILLE COLLIE Y A LJ! wwf x we N JANE COLLINS f A ZI1 . DONNIE COOPER ROBERT CORLEY 'il '. Row 5 - f figs ' - , , H, . 35 I SARA COUCH , I - g L .I A I , : A LOWELL CRANE if 5 ' I A W ' A ,V JUDY CRAVENS , if ,QL .. SEAL CAROL CREED A ,J in ','J A A J, ,,,, CCC,,. MIKE CRENSHAW Row 1: I I A LINDA CROCKER , I E. A- - CAROL CURRY 1 i-.',L A. K CINDY DANCY 'N' 5,7 I A ., ,. ' GARY DANIEL 'SN .- ..II, f - A is . A 7 f 5 I , Mx I L 9 A ff Row 2: , f. l ,Y in di DIANNE DAVIS I ROBERT DAVIS J - ,JJJ H BARBARA DITTMAN gl' 5. I - - ,. Rf p 1- .IL . ELIZABETH DOOLEY TERRY DOUGLASS A V Q, 1 f I A If 'K -. J java, Row 3: A JANICE DOZIER W NORMA DURHAM , . ,C i WILINIA DURHAM . ' I SHEILA ELDER f SARAH ELKS .'RA A - L. Row 4: . ' ' JIMMY ESTES J A ETHFL FARMER S w J a NORMA FINLEY I ROY FLEMING I , ' GAYLE FLY -, .gf -J 0536 iv Row 5: SUE FRANK ANN FUNK PAT GABA JUDSON GAITHER JOHNNY GARDNER : . ,A R H55 ws fig .-I I 960 ft., , ,. ,- L L... Ap, -:gf 'Lx Row l.' LENNIE GIBSON IANEEN GOOGE SHIRLEY GORDON PATSY GRAVES BOBBY GUY Row 2: PEGGY IIAHN ANN HARGROVE RAY HARNESS IEVERIQTTE HARRIS LYNDA HARRIS Row 3: CAROLYN HARRISON JOY HASSELL MICKY H.-XTCHER IIEFLEY HENDERSON AMY BILL Row 4: BILL TOM HENDRIX HENSLEY SALLY HICKS WILLIS HODGE JACKIE HOLLAND Rqw 5: RUBY HOLLOWELL AMY HOUSE GEORGE HUBBARD LARRY JAMES JAMES JOHNSON 1 gg 0 W K i f ' 7 ' I XF I A . 2 W3 'wk ' 215' L f 19, - E515 Z, 5? Ezj , A W- Sf- I 'W I ,I,,,I,,, W., 3 5? If I. ..,. f,: . hy L Wx I I I A 'ww' . 4,45 sizqgwfi -- I H . 1':'iTfgf . ' , 'K , ., A - W V- - L,I. ing! W Z: ag 5 I my -., J, , , A- - I ' I V37 W A . RRRS I xg' 'AL Y, ,. 1 1' -LA A A ii fs F I 44 I I I I Row I 5 1 LINDA JOHNSON Im, . www I SANDRA JOHNSON ' BILL JOHNSTON ' Q A, NEAL JONES Ikgaggfw ROBERT JONES ,I ppfan. ' JSGI R 2 I ow 2 1' M 'Q,, 44, ,. . J A I ' ' ' ' ' RAYMOND JOWERS . H, I I , BOBBY KEITH ' I' , ' ' l' ml- PAUL RILZER '. - A 3 1 5 ' I 5 f BARBARA KING is E, , . BRENDA KING I I ' 'A '-I '- I I A Wg Row 3 : . f , J 3 I I PEGGY KIRBY Q, Aff ' J ' ,, fp, Vi' SANDRA RIRKPATRICK J , J Q J DAVID KUYKENDALL ff. fgfkjf' Y JERRY KUYKENDALL - ,I .J I , SUE TAACKIE 1 N75 :g1w,f:5 , Row 4: 5 . ' V f g NANCY LAMPORT A '- V A DONNA LAND , Q W K . . v . L Y , .L 2 f Q RONALD LANE , 1-B' I REBECCA LAUGHLIN J j JANE IIANVRENCE ' -Iffm L. I i AJ'- ' Is- 'f ' . AIAA, If A A .B J ' ZSTIQSIE -f . , . I1.s3':fi' 1, ,, wa, ' if M 4. 'M A Ii 4? AILJ 3 'MI ,- ,A I LLLL I 5' Q. 2555 'ALA Row 5: MOLLY LAWRENCE BARBARA LEWIS MARILYN LOOKHART BECRY MANESS IERE MANHEIN ,. H AJ A f 5 LvI.,,IAmL.e, . .U .. ,Aw w,w f,gfB,q, B hw Aw. in A . I B T., :safe In X X YI ix V75 iv' Ziziibifili- - I J' T A 'f-1.52 Efkmibifi' ' I? V QL.: 1 ., , N, A 1 ,, I,I,:,,J ,J . . I F? I-Ik 1 'i I gig::gf-wvgfsgzwsi i w 235333 zaziffi A 21251253 AM, 22 'w W' I 'N 'K' hh! YL .W L Li1,.A?, I-f.2w:wfsw Af Lilsifziwxmzsp Ami: LII: -wi-1'--R -'J-'-' W gfigifiz ,Q Q 'fy Sp I, g' .A-R5 gf ,Q x K 5:57 ' 7 up , . ed a 'Q 1+ X k at 'M I '4'537c3v we '453855' Row I: CHARLES NEWTON TOMMY NOE BILL NOTTAGE JUDY ODLE RONNIE OLIVER Row 2: PAT PALMER JOHN PARKER MAx PARRISH PAT PATTERSON JERRY PETERS Row 3: JERYL PHILLIPS DAVID PIPKIN SUZANNE POLK BILL POUNDS sTEvE POWELL Row 4: IANNA KATHERINE PUGH BETTY PULLIAM PATSY RAINES BECKY REED S HEILA RHODES Raw 5: ANNETTE RICHARDSON BOBBY RICKETTS ROBERT RINKS WILLIAM ROBERTSON BEN ROE :,.I175,q, A A-, ' ,li ' u 'H on I '51 S 'K in N . A Fi I w i, : ME. sw Q? Iw i? . y . A W - .1 I .,I,, . ' A I ,. . ..'f::AI- , I , fra' Wi, I . IEW gf Yu- wg! Row I.' LINDA MARTINDALE ANN MATLOCK HERMAN MATLOCK CAROLYN MAXXVELL ONA MAE MAXWELL Row 2: DENNIS MAY LINDA MAYFIELD GAY MELTON BILL MOORMAN ANNETTI-1 MOORE Row 3: JACKIE MOORE MARILYN MOORE JANE MOREHEAD JANICE MORRIS LINDA MORRISON Row 4: MARCIA MORTON MARY MORTON HAZEL MOTT ODESSA MULLINS GLORIA MCCULLAR Row 5: JOHN MCCUTCHEN JOHN MACDONALD GEORGE MCGRATH GINGER NAYLOR RAY NEUDECKER Class of if . , 5 T' Q! I . sQ 4 ,j',f ' ' i Row l.' MARVIN ROGERS PATSY RUSHING ROBERT SCALLIONS BECKY SERATT MARY GLAYDIS SEVIER Row 2: JOHN SHIRES LAURA SILER FRANCES SINKS CHARLES SMITH DALE SMITH Row 3: JOE SMITH KELLY SMYTHE ANDERSON SPENCER SAM SPRUILL JOHNNY STEPHENS Row 4: BOBBY STEPHENSON JEANETTE STEPHENSON MICKEY STEWART SARAH STEWART PHILLIP STOREY Row 5: KAY SYLVIS POLLY TABER DON TAYLOR TIP TAYLOR BRENDA TI- LT. 3' . . Nm, I. f 4 af, 133 A Zigi 'G-I 'X nk wiv ,Qi Eff , ? UN':!2 I, . J, ff Row I: RALPH THOMAS MARY ALICE THORNTON LEANNE TOWNSEND BUDDY TRAVIS CHARLES VANTREESE Row 2: CLAUDE VANTREESE VAN WADLEY JIMMY WALLACE JIMMY WALLS JOE WARD Row 3: DOTTIE WATSON THOMAS WELKER CARVER WENTWORTH SUSIE WEST GERRY WHEAT Row 4: ERWIN WHITE DAVID WHYBREW JEFF WILKINSON SYLVIA WILLIAMS CLAUDE WILSON LARRY WILSON ' NORMA WIMBER Y BARBARA VVIMPE PEGGY WOOD BARBARA YATES ff 4 . 7. -9 ,Y '4539 5a-A S f O H O M 0 I R N 4' .f- '-Q Q Q icq'-' 0' . .- ,QI ,fr ' .45 wwmm ' E iff ' 3 fi 13 .I UT -1 Mr, 9 3 LQ is . ,:j!. ks.. W L 4 , Mm! . V mv, 4 mx- Mt .1 Q Apt -Q Q H i 1 4 , -' V' .f ,-:A , 3 Q: can ? - . rm .iv Q AY' . Q . 'Yr' 5 .Lyric 1- -. , ' C - , 515 ' ,V 'raw y'iF T', ' X . ' N ,Q Y' Y: T. A sgi.'l35'1FY a . ' . ,ff ll' 'La ' ug, ,W .lv Nm,-My '. ' s-ffl: ,A i-'R U-' I :..'-.5 ' 3, 'p 3' .I ,C . QQ, Q4 , ,A ar ' ' . fs ' . In K K 3 K , , M . jp, L V ...,W 'Q . - H . -mp . Q v V , A4 ,Wx 6 ' YQ. Q f?-,'x.y S A. xv. x, , 1 ' Yu. ' .--mvpx - . X5 1. .X . 1 '?':u: .fz' Pr, VIMQ ,Q 112142 x ,, ,H ,X , J., LQ, ,kJ'h,iF1A,!,, f , - . .N . ,. ,. i 'ny ', 1?A.fY 'A 1- V L ' f if . , Hu Y f, inf: U' 4 Q 'phi' ,JM WM , y1 k4-gil .R ' 4, . ., , J, R ff, ' 5. .5 -,V if XL, qw. 5 fy f .2 Am f S x . , 2' 1 J 'H Ks ':. ,. 11' 'F if 1.5: .A f as L' A I L 5,.M', wil? M 6,24 'xii 'f 0 4 ' 5f'?Qff 'E!. Q, v ,fn ,W . , . gf ' Ss. E, dis? 1 , Q, ' x U. X ,.. -3' V4 N 1 ...fm xi '-,I xt. 5- 2 . 23. .1 i ,ll 041' , E' 1 vga ,Liv N, T H a .wiv if! nm L x 521-'um ' ,W , 47 ,3jQf gyigxa. 'K k ,Q ,4 .. if 4 .f- Q Class of Left to right: Jeff Winningham, Bruce Herron, Diana Thompson, Wayne Bates. Sophomore Class Officers PRESIDENT: Jeff Winningham VICE-PRESIDENT: Bruce Herron SECRETARY: Diana Thompson TREASURER! Wayne Bates Row 1: JIMMY ARIN LUCY ALBREE MARIE ALEXANDER BILLY ALLEN SANDRA ALLEN Row 2: TOMMY ALLEN VONNIE ALLEN DANNY ANDERSON JIMMY ANDREWS JIMMY ARNOLD Row 3: MARGARET ARNOLD JIMMY BARLOW BILL BARNES WAYNE BATES VIRGINIA BEARD Row 4: BARBARA BEASENBURG ANNE BETTY JERRY BISHOP RENNIE BIVENS JERRY BLACK Row 5: TOMME BOOTH '4'543Ffb' I, I A S I ' ffzqf: W . . 4' f If Ms . . .I A A9 , A . - A-2 - Iii: A f i ,. vw: , .ffggi - L. 1 X I I I M . I L , '--' ' I . I 'F 111, ,Q A S if X .r in gt 1' 4, D I 7 in ' 3 1 Nj 'S'- fi J, XX is , .,.. X? A .. I W, I fm 1 . . K. ,z -K'k , 'ktfgfk zfggxffkfi .,,. I EEA A A r A M 3 1 W M . . In ' If .lg ' A -A xii . if - n few , Li'fThI.5n ' .I f -' 92 Aw ' , 1 W' I Qu EQ viff iw: I mimi, w544Efv Ah.V H xv We A A .f,f, ' iii I: I3 - 23 Lf, ' , , I .4 I S-1' X 1 I I I sv IW I -6. I I Q ,F W A - 145,545 I I Ik Es, If I If 1- A A ,YI I A953 , ' I ..,. I , I , . , Pg A A .TI 'M' ' j,I 'wi:f'f - ' h L '-I ,wh I 'u l A W A Row 1: JUDY CURLIN GWEN DAVIS JIMMY DAVIS JERRY DEATON JUDY DIAS Row 2: NELL DIETZEL RAY DINGLEDINE ANN DOWLING ALTA DRUEKE DANNY DUDLEY Row 3: BOBBIE FAYE EASON GEORGE ESCH BETTY ETHEREDGE BRENDA EVANS LEWIS EVANS Row 4: BETTY EERREE BETTY FESMIRE DIANNE FIELDS BILLY FLAKE JIMMY FLAKE Row 5: SHEILA FLY NAN FOUST SANDRA FOUST DAVID FRIEDMAN BOBBIE LYNN GASS , 5 f aint' 1 A 'L Row 1: VIRGINIA BOYD BOBBY BRASFIELD MONTE BRIDGEWATER DONNA BROWN KATHRYN ANNE BRITTON Row 2: DICK BRUER ELIZABETH BUNTIN DWIGHT BURGESS LARRY BUTLER DON BYRUM Row 3: HARVEY CALDWELL VIRGINIA CAMPBELL DONNA CARADINE AN N CAR MAN KAY CARROLL Row 4: CAROLYN CARTER CARRIE ANN CASH LIBBY CASH BECKY CLANTON CAROLYN COLEY Row 5: DONNA FAYE COLVIN FRANCES COLVIN FRANK COOPER MARIE CROUCH STEVE CUMMINGS Mimi 52214 fl Class of it 1 DEW E A .. 'Frm WIN' 555 R E 151, X QI I A I I a x?x 45 s W I X fflsiiigf I X 'iiaif-If!eifEI..!s'f. 4 S.. Av' ,Is 5 K nu I I AA - 1 S . I II 5 1, ,:q'4ai.em.M W f y V wsfgsgafz s N11zi':iif ,N-ff, I 51 flfffgfx :W I m a: ,F A X, A S is Saw I im I II A A lwxdwxw wx 95,7 en. 'Clk I - . ' A ' 192 ' 'Y ' ' ' ' Y? .02 A i 'I A , A 1 'A A '. i - . , H I . .Ann Ik 1, -I , JS' ,,, . Sm? . I , I EIY YJYY I ,L 'A -wa A if: -A Q S? t -. is I -mx A 1 5 L Mm 61 Row I: CHARLES GERRELL ROY GOODWIN KAY GORDON BECKY GRAVES JAMES GREEN Row 2: LARRY GRIFFITH GLORIA GRISSOM CHARLOTTE HAMMOND RICKY HAMMOND NANCY HARRIS Row 3: SHIRLEY HASKINS JULIA HAYES TED IIAYNES ALBERT HEARN TERRY HENRY Row 4: BRUCE IIERRON ANN HILL KATIE HILL MARIE HILL BARBARA HINTON Row 5: NAN HOOVER TIM HOPPER TONY HOPPER JERRY HOUSE RITA HOWARD 'A Ik din-ff I 4 'fb-M L A Osiivff A .QL MJSJSZEI . -9 I I Sig! A , Q I L, ' 11 :IS Eg A 28 ,5253 9 ik I S Row 1.' ROY HOWELL SUSAN JACKSON DENNIS JACOBS LANIER JAMES JERE JENNINGS Row 2: BARBARA JOHNSON JUDITH KAY JOHNSTON DAVID JONES GUILFORD JONES CHARLOTTE JORDAN Row 3: PEGGY KILLOUGH SUSIE KIMBERLIN MELBA KING TONY KIZER SANDRA KOFFMAN Row 4: STEPHEN KRAUSE SAUNDRA LANCASTER ALICE LANE KAY LANE KATHERINE LASSITER Row 5: LYNN LEEMAN DON LEGGETT BETH LEONARD JUDY LIGGETT CAROLYN LONG 'G545 Ga-I W jg- 4 ' QI , Q IS 5 A, W EJ X , if 9 -11--A-I ,mfg V' -- wg:1J,I'fw . V X,W4,l .I ,gg -I I 1' A - - M mf gay f T - 'ME , ff? . S23 ww, ..,: A I , Ig . ,J I tj , - --'- j, 3 KJ! , -. , Q ' '31-31? -Y .1'5'TlfT'KQ : - ' TH L ., I A ' I W' if 5, 7 i5?f ? Y ggygvlg A JS, ' I, I , ,, , - L,., . I sg, :UV , m 7-73. ' lil AN ' '55 46 Sw A 3 I A at-4 Max I ' 2: Row I: JOCELYN NEUDECKER JUDY NEXVSOM TERRY OVERTON BAILEY PATTERSON LINDA PAGE Row 2: ANN PEARSON JOHN PECHONICK DONNA PENNINGTON JOHN PETTY JO PICKENS Row 3: PATTY PROCTOR LARRY PUCKETT BARBARA QUAM ME REGINA RAY KERRY REEDER Row 4-: SALLY ROBINSON BILLY RODGERS BRENDA ROGERS BILLY ROUSE ELIZABETH ANN ROWE Row 5: LARRY RUSH ELIZABETH RUSSELL MELINDA RUSSELL CAROL ANN SADLER WAYNE SCHAEFER I If Q W f A f 'K -L I , J VZ A -r Row I.' BILL MAINORD CHARLES MALONE EREDDIE MANESS JAMES MANLEY CHARLES MARKHAM Row 2: MARTHA MARKHAM MAUDIE MARLIN DAVID MARTINDALE DONNA MARTINDALE JIM MATTHEWS Row 3: DONNA MAXYVELL EDYVARD MAYS BOBBY M EEK CAROLYN MEEKS MIKE MIZEK S Row 4: NANCY MELTON BROOKS METTS RAULA MITCIIIELL I'IIIIILII MOORE ELIZABETH MUSE Row 5: BO MYIIR GLENN INICCULL.-KR LARRY MCGARRITY JEANNIE MFGEE CHARLES MCLEMORE Class of -JAWVLSIISL I 61 Row I: LINDA SCOTT PATRICIA SCOTT SAMMY SELLERS CHARLES SEWARD TUPI SHUTE Row 2: PHILLIP SIMS BOBIIIE SISSDN PATRICIA SMITH JUDY SPENCER PAT STEWART Row 3: NANCY STREET LINDA SUMLER SANDRA SYKES CHRISTA TARPLEY THOMAS TATUINI Row 4: BROOKSIE TAYLOR KAREN THOMAS CAROLYN THOMPSON DANNY THOMPSON DIANA THOMPSON Row 5: CARL TISDALE MARY LOUISE TISDALE RUBY TODD KAREN WALKER PAT WALKUP ' f K e1?2I?f1'E2'-3 ' - EHIE A ':A::,5.5: w...f,g,,.I, . , e . fi' +3 ,, Q41 f M CI? -1 - I 'I , .- W.: - ,,: . : I f I .IU rfn f, f I., SS Q 'I J, I fi S' - M g a ' If 4 I f:l5?' f -' f 'X 'ff :milf A' ' ,,, , .h i - .. , , Q mg- -fr.frIg,,w1w MI- my . I A ' I 4242 , A ku , if .. ,Q Q I - ,n f Q 'A g fl, -P ,, , I . 'SY' 7 'iz' .:.,., W A F if Ig. Wim 1 2 I I, I' . 1 arwf I YI SI., M ,I X ww H15 ga? .Q ,u i 'Mn NF if: Row 1: JIMMY WARMBROD BON NIE WARREN BILLY WAY HARRIET WEBB BRENDA WHEELER Row 2: ELLIS WHITE JOE WHITE ALICE WHITMAN DON WHITMIRE JOHNNY WILLIAMS Row 3: RALPH WILLIAMS MACK WILLIAMSON JUDY WILSON JEFF WINNINGHAM ANDY WOOD Row 4: Jo woon JIMMY wooDARD WINSTON WOODARD cATHIE wooos NANCY WRAY Row 5: KAY WRIGHT MARGARET WYATT HARRIETT WYNN MARVIN YAI-Es JIM ZUMWALT Y idfzfiiig '45 47 Sv S , -if gmail? Q , TI? Y! 'fx Us it .4 5'- If in i X 1. W.. K 7 aw ,Y 17 x A M-: 93' - if Q. L' 1 I in 1 J M , 1, 2 Z' ff, 4 .Sikh 5 PSX 1 , .M iiqkgmj , X aw X Rfk ia QE X 0' 1 K X -:lf 5 ' 2 'f 'fx i E W' :K 'E ww it H N , vs S 'E X ,YL i V, I- x Q A ,L 2 Q 5 X 3 :ff -s 9 wr -M mm ww, bm., F..-W +.,. W ..,..-XM, - First row: Ann Funk, Kay Engle, Larry Wilson, Susan Hyrners, Rosemary Milstead, Joe Hearn, Robert Mainord, Ann Smith, Jimmy Exum, jeff Winningham, James Green. Second row: Tony Thompson, Bitsy Wyatt, Kay Bynum, Linda Couch, Dianne Davis, Brenda Little, Tully Daniel, Buddy Travis, Arnd Frese, Carlo Spencer, Dennis Jacobs. Third row: Becky Maness, Max Parrish, John Bynum, Libby Cash, Carl Tisdale, Jim Zumwalt, John Petty, David Martindale, Tom Booth, Chuck Camp, Bill Carr, Becky Reed. Student Council PRESIDENT: Joe Hearn VICE-PRESIDENT FOR BOYS: Robert Mainord VICE-PRESIDENT FOR GIRLS: Rosemary Milstead SECRETARY: Susan Hymers TREASURER: Ann Smith FACULTY SPONSOR: Miss Margaret Winter Student body officers, homeroom presidents, and members at large attend this meeting to direct campus activities and to bring problems and views of students into discussion and for the approval of the faculty. The patrol boys, popcorn at the basketball games, and this year a successful drive for the March of Dimes helped to promote better student-faculty relationship, participation in all school activities, to encourage loyalty, respect, and school spirit, and to uncover leadership ability in the individual. 155059 Library Club PRESIDENT: Nancy Ward VICE-PRESIDENT: Annette Richardson SECRETARY: Molly Lawrence TREASURER! Sarah Elks SPONSOR: Mrs. Laverne Hodge Check in books . . . Tape magazines . . . File cards . . . Check out books . . . Straighten up tables . . . Type cards and pockets . . . Mend books . . . Will this day ever cnd?,, Although the student library assistants were kept busy each day, they found time this year to present a talent show to raise money for our school library. The year's many activities were climaxed by the annual Regional Library Convention in the spring. First raw: Nancy Ward, Annette Richardson, Molly Lawrence, Sarah Elks. Second row: Sandra Bivens, Mary Arthur Osborne, Bobbie Faye Eason, Jonell Britton, Susie West, Mary Louise Tisdale, Ann Kimbriel, Ruth Birmingham, Frances Sinks, Donna Land. Third row: Carolyn Thompson, Marie Hill, Freda Mae Cardwell, Beverly Bryant, Linda Bennett, Kay Sylvis, Janeen Googe, Jean Lyle, Janette Barber, Flora Coley. Fourth row: Carolyn Carter, David Pruitt, Jimmy Exum, Reid Hearn, Vinson Davis, Hunter Taylor, Jackie Parham, Mickey Stewart, Gloria McCullar. ' Q -1 FF' V11 1 ll.. TATLER X 'el YL.L'1,'N. 5, K, L, .. - ,1'..... 'gr Aum 1 1'- gasp ,- WmW,W,M,W-,,-W-.,....W,f--we-fn ''W 1'5E.S.-.E..Q'.9sv me-,-,ff--M 1--M-W'4' MC...-,.. ...GH swoon JACKj'?'LIE'f1?fEi,-,.. -e ff 1' 1f 'fH:.,f-M.- M-P-ee-A-We-f 'se' Baby aw Teachers 1 The Rim fafully nt .YFIFRSUVI ha., nw new member ,1.-L Am. FrUe.n:.n 1 un Jumnr High IO? ' JI-IS we fun! mmm P1 to he hun taught also ks Members Welcomed New Reaches School P Qeaom r.......a 1. sdl 11 1 MM' ' . 1045 .f1j1r..1dn1:nc-xygu Fremn... .M 54.14985 Zajflzlxun week NO' .cy mu- ve W K Amenc-ffl , f.P2 !.1QE:2'Ao E V . 5 C ,, f 1.. .f'f2' A 4 XY K W... W ..fg.11Qh5f'1f1. .3 -'ggplovek Week No., 11-13 ,., :gn k3,p15Lx.S1 ,W 3. .11.v.....a1 Boo ll ' HQ el ' ,- igif, QFJEFYQF T -.151 ...ef by ,,j,.7gEvEMBERl .951 1 .V 67 !,,,..f 'F f ,aff O N NWff...... 1 TN ,..ff'? M ,,g 'f Wfffef' we ,s.1,,fff e ,.e,fz.,z., ap ,..7f f32J.oN Hrffiifefff' l Bke m,..ff'j7wf ,ff ,f, S tion .Qxxx1'N?3,Lf'- f ' ' - -I - ' Sexec 'our Newspaper Guards oo1Q1f1i1f1LY Nafional Newspaper Week October I-8 XXX!! -- No. I JACKSON HIGH SCHOOL. JACKSON, ber14 ls First Meeting 11. 11..,........,1., .......,..,,... ....,,,,.. 11-,:,. e....,,,1 11121 lv. 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B-11 'ff'M W ' ' ' 1 11 S - 11. 1, L... 1 11- - , . .. ., ,M Huff Them ...11 .11 1 -X Hmmm Emu' , Q .1....f11vs........ V 111731K-...ln .mt .5 ' 'B In WL ' U A 3 We 'fW 'mf YA ' ' 1 5.1. nfmz. w....,.. Nm..-. 1s.,,.... ,1 111. .....-...-. 1-111111-'1 fH'l1frH' ,,,..,,..,,,,. .,. ..... ...,.,.,., .-..,.,, .,,,..,, N 1... n.....1......... n.s..,,.. ,,..... , ., - - t . ,..,.... ,.,... .....,....1.1.- .,,...f-1 H. 1.11. ,T , ,, , ' , , 11.2 mg.. ..1..11. ..-. 1,1,,.m.. M.. Mmm.. s...1...... M... 1,....... 1101.1-....,..! N K k F U A DRUM MAJOR, Charles Seward Majorettes-Beverly Gaskins, Brynda Williams, Rebecca Laughlin, Barbara Wimpee. First row: James Ray Allison, Johnny Mullins, Sam Spruill, Dennis Lester, Gene Case, Charles Marston. Second row: Tim Hopper, Joe Gilbert, Tommy Latham, Jimmy Bullard, Max Hailey, Joe Hammond. Third row: Kinnie Dismuke, Rusty Russell, Terry Basista, Billy Rodgers, Tommy Rhodes, Carter West. Fourth row: John McCharen, Reece Page, Charles Barnette, Billy Ripley, Paul Wiley, Jerry Haynie. Fifth row: Janis Pulliam, Jimmy Summers, Johnny Helms, Tommy Boyd, Robert Davis. Sixth row: Eric Hansen, Johnny Polk, Frank Allison, Danny Thompson, Gaston Collins, Jerry House. Seventh row: Tommy Williams, Bill Farmer, Jean Gilbert, Dianne Russell, Peggy Jones, Carolyn Coley. Eighth row: Paul Lee, John Bonson, Wilma Durham, Carol Curry, Paulette Alexander, Betty Pulliam. Ninth row: J. L. Whitten, Suzanne Tipton, Ann Humphrey, John Wallin, Marilyn Steed, Linda Couch. Tenth row: Suzanne Polk, Rebecca Hollowell, Garland Clyee, Bobbie Lynn Gass, Ann Babb. Band Crash! Bam! Boom! Shriek! What strange noises come from the band room in their daily prac- tice sessions. But, following many hours of diligent work, the band, as usual, puts on a great per- forrnance. Highlights of the year included the exchange concert with Christian Brothers' High School, the governor's inaugural parade in Nashville, and the Strawberry Festival. Congratulations for a job well done! 1653 55, First row: Jo Cabler, Bonnie Tubbs, Linda Akin, Pat Palmer, Jackie Holland, Dianne Davis, Bonnie Bland, Judith Kay Johnston. Second row: Mrs. Gladys Robertson, Anna Katherine Pugh, Kay Bynum, Kay Engle, Brenda Austin, Rosemary Milstead, Brenda Sutton, Dianne Lassiter, Susan Hymers. Third row: Robert Mainord, Joe Hearn, Tom Hensley, Hunter Taylor, John Petty, John McCutchen. Junior Red Cross Council PRESIDENT: Tom Hensley VICE-PRESIDENT: Kay Engle SEcRE'rARY-TREASVRER: Kay Bynum SPONSOR: Mrs. Gladys Robertson Service to others in country, community and school sets the theme by which the Junior Red Cross Council members are guided. The service rendered, in their country is in the form of gift boxes for needy children around the worldg for community, tray favors are given to those in local hos- pitals, in school, the service seems to be bettering human relations. All these things make the Junior Red Cross Council a respected organization in the opinion of the entire student body. 245354 Ere' National Athletic Scholarship Society PRESIDENT: Jimmy Williams VICE-PRESIDENT: Lawrence Taylor SECRETARY-TREASURER: Joe Hearn SPONSOR: Mr. Tom Fann Fann's fellasu always seem to be carrying the ball. These boys have earned at least two letters in some sport. They operate the concession stand during basketball games, and they sponsor the Stu- dent-Faculty game. The NASS requires a certain scholastic average for membership, in addition to the two letters that must be earned. Its purpose is to promote better sportsmanship and scholarship in our letterrnen. First row: Joe Smith, Lawrence Taylor, Jimmy Williams, Joe Hearn. Second row: Ronnie Cole, Bill Hendrix, David Shires, Jamie Davenport, Carlo Spencer, Danny Moore, John Shires, Mike Armstrong. Third row: Ray Neudeeker, Johnny Stevens, Harvey Little, Larry Wilson, Buddy Travis, Paul Kilzer, Douglas Murray, Bill Johnston, Bobby Guy, Jimmy Wallace, Robert Mainord. First row: Mary Elizabeth Barham, Linda. Wheat, Susan Hymers, Karey Williamson, Brenda Hassell, Sharon Lyon. Second row: Rosemary Milstead, Kay Engle, Linda Boggess, Sue Johnston, Linda Couch, Carol Flake. Third row: Brenda Austin, Carole Stewart, Anna Reed, Brenda Little, Alice Mooney, Mary Arthur Osborne, Brenda Sutton, Gloria Holland, Brenda Williams, Beverly Nelson, Shirley Kelly. Fourth row: Peggy Martin, Joan Patton, Judy Grifiith, Janice Beard, Gayla Moore, Janell Thomas, Dale Morgan, Virginia Ann Lewis, Flo Coley, Mary Beth Shaw, Carol Jones. Fifth row: Kay Hanebuth, Jo Cabler, Ruth Horn, Norma Richardson, Michael Ann Tucker, Sue Crouch, Martha Hill, Mary Frances Summer, Joy Nell Warhurst, Dianne Summer, Sandra Bivens, Jane Butler. Sixth row: Barbara Ozment, Janice Elrod, Barbara Fesmire, Judy McPeake, Carrie Alice Brown, Sherry Scar- brough, Patsy Simpson, Wanda Grimmer, Linda Scheafer, Beverly Yates, Diane Lassiter. Seventh row' Patt Holland, Kay Brock, Miss Elston. Senior Tri-Hi-Y PRESIDENT: Linda Wheat VICE-PRESIDENT: Karey Williamson SECRETARY! Susan Hymers TREASURER: Brenda Hassell SPONSOR: Miss Sarah Elston The senior girls have really been on the ball this year. Swimming at the Y, decorating the homecoming float, planning interesting and informative programs, and Finally, Youth and Gov- ernment in the spring-All these have contributed to a year of fun and fellowship in Tri-Hi-Y. '45 56 Ge' Junior Tri-Hi-Y PRESIDENT: Kay Bynum VICE-PRESIDENT: Pat Palmer SECRETARY: Marilyn Moore TREASITRERZ Brenda King SPONSOR: Mrs, Alta Freeman It is the aim of every girl of this chapter to develop the four sides of a well-rounded life: spiritual, physieal, mental, and social. The Youth and Government delegates brought baek glowing reports of a fun-hlled weekend on Capitol Hill. First row: Kay Bynum, Pat Palmer, Nlarilyn Moore, Brenda King. Second row: Gayle Outlan, Jackie Holland, Amy House, Cindy Dancy, Becky Recd. Third row: Sandra Kirkpatrick, Jane Lawrence, Sally Ilieks. Linda Johnson, Leanne Townsend, Janeen Googe, Sheila Rhodes, Ginger Naylor, Dianne Dayis. Sue Lackie, Norma Durham. Fourth row: Linda Martindale. Betty Pulliam, Becky Maness, Gerry W'heat, Ruth Birmingham. Becky Seratt, W'ilma Durham, Patsy Rushing, Odessa Mullins, Suzanne Polk, Valeria Armstrong. Fifth row: Barbara Dittman. Polly Taber. Katherine Algca, Linda Akin, Peggy Hahn, Judy Odle, Norma Finley, Margaret Barfield, Sheila Elder, Mary Aliee Thornton, Naney Lamport. Sixth row: Rosemary Plunk, Dottie Wlatson, Nancy Brown, Molly Lawrence, Frances Sinks, Joyce Brann, Linda Mayfield, Gayle Fly, Mary Glaydis Sevier, Sue Frank, Sarah Elks. Seventh row: Hazel Mott, Patsy Raines, Annette Richardson, Dale Smith, June Bond, Sandra Johnson, Carolyn Harrison, Gloria McCullar, Marcia Morton, Kay Sylvis. Eighth row: Mrs. Alta Freeman, Linda Morrison, Janet Carlton, Linda. Arrington, Carolyn Brasher, Ann Funk, Peggy Wood, Linda Crocker, Ruby Hollowell, Sylvia Williams. First row: Judy Dias, Nancy Hlray, Shirley Haskins, Harriet Webb, Susan jackson. Second row: Carol Ann Sadler, Brenda Evans. Nancy Harris. Ann Pearson, Judy Newsom, Saunclra Lancaster. Third row: Lucy Albree. Carolyn Meeks. Melba King, Julia Hayes. Jo Pickens, Nan Hoover, Kathy Fredrick, Sandra Sykes. Ann Hill. Jeanie McGee, Judy lVilson, Becky Lomax. Fourth rote: Dianne Fields. Susie Kimberlin. Tupi Shute, Margaret Arnold. Betty Fesmire, Brooksie Taylor, Bonnie lN'arren. Naney Street. Marie Alexander, Christa Tarpley, Bobbie Sisson. Fifth row: Elizabeth Russell. lVanda Hayes, Donna Brown. Beeky Clanton, Barbara Hinton, Gwen Davis, Bitsy lVyatt. Harriet lVynn. Cathie lX'oods. Judy Spencer, Bobbie Cass. Sixth row: Linda Page. Kathryn Britton. Anne Betty, Patsy Scott, Barbara Quamme, Bobbie Faye Eason, Betty Etheretlge, Brenda Rogers. Peggy Killough. Smfmztli zoze: Judith Kay Johnston, ,Io Wlood. Betty Fc-ree, Sally Robinson, Regina Ray, Kay W'right, Karen Thomas, Donnah Martindale. Charlotte Hammond. Sheila Fly. Eighth row: Nancy Melton. Kay Lane, Marie Couch, Barbara Bc-asenburg, Judy Curlin. Beth Leonard, Ann Carmen. Carolyn Coley, Karen Austin. Virginia Beard. Ninth row: Miss Worthy, Kay Carroll, Ann Dowling, Nan Foust, Katherine Lassiter, Alta Drueke. Sophomore Tri-Hi-Y PRESIIJENT: Susan Jackson Vici:-PREsnnaN'r: Harriet XX ebb 7 S13cRE'1'ARY: Judy Dias TREASVRLR: Nancy lVray SPONSOR: Miss Edyth Wiorthy After participating in the inspiring induetion Ceremony, these girls have striven eyery day to liye their motto. Pure thoughts. pure words. pure aetionsf, This year is truly an important step in the ladder of Tri-Hi-Y work. for it aequaints the girls with the organization and helps them to be better members in their later years at high sehool. '65 Ev Distributive Education Club PRESIDENT! Bill Cooksey VICE-PRESIDENT: Jimmy Walls SECRETARY: Juanita Kirkpatrick TREASURER: .Judy MePeake SPONSOR: Mr. Ed Croom The Distributive Eduration Club develops a feeling of eonfidenee in the student, a spirit of Cooperation, and understanding and use of high ethical standards in business. These Distributive Education students will never forget this year with its annual highlights, the Employer-Employee Ban- quet, and also the District meeting of work and fun. First row: Kay Colvin, Beverly Parrish, Juanita Kirkpatrick, Dennis May, Judy MePeake, Bill Cooksey, Elaine MCGufliey, Jimmy Wlalls. Second row: Betty ,lane Ray, Harvey Lee Bray, Don Taylor, Ray Harris, David Alexander, Billy Keith, Charles Taylor, Harold W'ayne Dew. Third row: Jo Ann Kinder, Ann Matlock, Sherry Scarbrough, Willis Hodge, Jerry Webb, Gayle Bledsoe. Fourth row: Ben Roe, Ronnie Lane, Buzay Patterson, William Fenner. First row: John McCharen, Bill Hendrix, Stevie Keyes, Bobby Dixon, Jimmy Bullard. Second row: Bubby Smith, Alvin Whorton, Jimmy Barnes, Gary Daniel, Jimmy Key, David Pruitt, Billy Key, Hunter Taylor, Robert Mainord, Johnny Chisum, Jerry Wood, Kinnie Dismuke. Third row: Bill Henderson, Ralph Thomas, Ervin White, Billy Bain, Parker Henson, Bobby Key, Raymond Jowers, Mickey Hatcher, Joe Ward, Jimmy Bryant, Charles Carter, Jerry Manhein, Albert Crain, Charles Smith. Fourth row: Steve Powell, George Hubbard, Ray Harness, Anderson Spencer, Billy Denton. Jimmy Exum, Doyle Bryant, Jim Bullock, Charles Callas, Joe Burkhead, Ronnie Cole, Charles Marston, Bobby Stevenson. Fifth row: David Barton, Billy Keith, Robert Davis, Bruce Barnhill, Van Wadley, Bill Johnston, Bobby Guy, Lawrence Taylor, Jimmy Wallace, Buddy Travis, Paul Kilzer, David Blackstock, James Boone, William Fenner. George Williams Hi-Y PRESIDENT: John McCharen VICE-PRESUJENT: Jimmy Bullard SECRETARY-TREASURER: Bill Hendrix SPONSOR: Mr. B. Frye Every hlonday night these boys may be found at the Y enjoying fun and fellowship, and developing Christian character. They perform many services for the student body during the year. Remember that exciting Homecoming bonfire and the impressive Thanksgiving service? Thar1ks! The entire school salutes this bunch of good guys ! 0360 Gr' Sophomore Hi-Y PRESIDENT: Charles Seward VICE-PRESIDENT: Billy Allen SECRETARY AND TREASURER: Pat Stewart Built on the three platforms entitled HPhysieal, :'Moral, and L'Spiritual, this boys, organization eontains high aims and ideals of Christian eharaeter. Each meeting acts as a stimulant for mental and spiritual growth. And those happy memories of the eonvention in Shelbyville! Work Combined with fun resulted in a sueeessful year for every member. Y Front Row, Left to Right: Mac Williamson, Jimmy Woodard, Andy Wood, Bailey Patterson, Danny Thompson, Danny Dudley, W'ayne Bates, Bruce Herron, James Green, David Martindale. Second Row, Left to Right: Billy Allen, Gilford Jones, Ted Haines, Dwight Burgess, Mike Meeks, Pat Stewart, John Petty, Charles Sewell. Third Row, Left to Right: Lanier James, jerry Black, Don Leggett, Libby Cash, Jerry Bishop, Kenny Bivens, David Friedman, jeff Winningham. In l 9--ff! First row: Ginger Naylor, Hazel Mott, Peggy Thetford, Bill Johnston, Roy Fleming, Gayla Moore. Linda Couch, Betty Pulliam, Linda Mayheld, Jackie Holland, Gayle Outlan, Sally Hicks, Linda hlartindale, Janette Stephenson. Second row: Carol Cummings. Joy Nell Wlarhurst, Jimmy W'allace, Jamie Davenport, lklary Frances Summer, Carol Flake, Jimmy Bowyer, Martha Lynn Jackson, Judy McPeake, Carrie Alice Brown, John Moss, Harold Jaco, Carl Smith, Jimmy Bullard, Albert Noe. Third row: Patsy Simpson, Nancy lVarcl, Janice Beard, Carol Jones, Karey Williamson, Diane Lassiter, Barbara Fesrnire. Joan Patton, Janice Pulliam, Peggy Whybrew, Norma Richardson, Ann Smith, Martha Hill, Janice Elrod, Ed Burrow. National Honor Society PRESIDENT: Ed Burrow VICE-PRIQSIDENT: Bill Carr S1acR1i'1'ARx'-FIJRIQAsVRL12.1 Karey lVilliamson SPQNSOR: Miss Faye Etheridge 562 Sv S ,ge J 5 2 E. f ENGR .. fa ' 0,5 x I 432, fi lj First row: Susan Cato, Janeen Googe, Katherine Algea, Kay Bynum, Bill Henderson, Terry Douglass, Ray Harness, Cornelia Coughlin, Bobby Guy, Brenda Little, Carol Creed, Odessa Mullins, Katherine Pugh, Dianne Davis. Second row: Buddy Travis, George Hubbard, Linda Wheat, Sam Spruill, Joe Smith, Larry Wilson, Janell Thomas. Judy Crave-ns, Margaret Barfield, Valeria Armstrong, Suzanne Polk, Annette Richardson, Everett Harris, Benny Deaton, Norma Finley. Third row: John McCharen, Max Hailey, Jerry Haynie, David Farrow, Tully Daniel, Bill Carr, Peggy Martin, Sharon Lyon, Virginia Ann Lewis, Mike Powers, L. Whitten, Bobby Sue Paschall, Carole Stewart, Jo Cabler. National Honor Society With the extra national emphasis on education, the members of the National Honor Society have striven even harder this year to maintain that coveted 88 average, Monthly meetings are made inter- esting and informative by programs given by students and local townspeople. Then, there is the annual project of the National Honor Society, student directories-something we couldn't do with- out! The reward of any member of this organization is an increased enthusiasm for scholarship, a stimulated desire to render service, and the development of eharaeter in all, an added reward for a senior member-that gold tassel on his graduation cap! W5 63 Sv 64 PICTURE 1 4- PICTURE 2 PICTURE 1 First row: Mary Adelia Smith, Brenda Evans, Sandra Allen, Anna Reed, Sue Johnston, Linda Couch, Kay Engle, Florence Weatherly, Carol Flake, Rosemary Milstead, Bonnie Bland. Second row: Elaine McGuffey, Ann Funk, Becky Graves, Melba King, Sally Robinson, Ann Dowling, Susan Morrison, Alice Mooney, Marie Orell, Paula Mitchell, Sue Lackie. Third row: Gloria Grissom, Barbara Quamme, Sandra Koflman, Katherine Britton, Elizabeth Muse, Gayle Outlan, P Patsy Rushing, Marcia Morton, Karen Austin, Ann Carmen, Julia Hayes, Linda Scott. ICTURE 2 First roze: Ann Kimbriel, Carolyn Carter, Carrie Ann Cash. Peggy Killough, Brenda Rogers, Carrie Alice Brown, Alice Lane, Brenda Thetford, Carolyn Cheek. Judy Crayens. Second row: Lucy .-Xlbree, Dianne Summer. Laura Siler. Betty Ether:-dgc, Nancy Street, June Bond. Ginger Naylor. Hazel Mott, Frances Colvin, Carolyn Harrison. Mary Louise Tisdale, lVanda Hayes, Charlotte Jordan. Judy Spencer, Odessa Mullins, lVilIna Durham, Becky Scratt. Frances Sinks, Molly Lawrence, Beverly PICTURE 3 First row: Becky Clanton, Lynda Akin, Katherine Algea. Jane Butler, Gayla Moore, Linda Scates, Susie Kirnberlin. Sanndra Lancaster, Second row: Ann Betty, Nell Dietzel. Dale Morgan, Joan Patton, Janice Pulliam, Beverly Yates, Susan Jackson, Barbara Hinton. Third row: Ann Pearson, Patsy Graves, Janice Dozier, Patsy Simpson, Carolyn Coley, Kay Hanebuth, Jocelyn Neudecker. PICTURE -l First row: Gwen Davis. Jackie Holland, lylarilyn Moore. Brencla Little, Kay Timberlake. Janet Carlton, Carol Cummings. Ann Smith. Second row: Linda Boggess. Mary Arthur Osborne, Jo Cahler. Sanclra Bivens, Barbara Ozrnent, Carolyn Mays, t Patricia Hardin, Betty Kina. Thing row: Faith Clifft, Ruby Hollowell. Sandra Johnson, Rebecca llnnt. Carolyn Maxwell, Flo Coley, Alice ,ooper. Fourth row: Mary Beth Shaw. Patt Holland, Mary Alice Thornton. Peggy Thetford. Shirley Kelley, Beverly Nelson, Olivia Stephenson, Virginia Ann Lewis, Judy Griilith. Norma Wiinberly. Bryant, Gloria McCullar. Qs Future Homemakers of America PRESIDENT! Kay Timberlake VICE-PRESIDENT: Janet Carlton SECRETARY: Brenda Little TREASITRERZ Marilyn Moore SPONSOR: Miss Mary Doak Many a girl has become a successful homemaker through her experiences in the Home Econ- omics Department in Jackson High. By planning, shopping, cutting, stitching, and htting, she has learned to make her own creations. From the kitchen come yummy and sometimes burnt smells produced by the method of trial and error. The highlights of the year include the Spring Fashion Show and the Mother-Daughter Banquet which are enjoyed by all who attend. ,wok A' 'HQ PICTURE 3 PICTURE 4 1, First row: Linda Johnson, Amy Hefley, Peggy Killough, Bobbie Sue Paschall, Valeria Armstrong, Nancy Lamport, Elizabeth Dooley, Leanne Townsend, Becky Maness, Susan Cato, Patsy Raines. Second row: Barbara Dittman, Charlotte Hammonds, Judy Wilson, Becky Clanton, Judith Kay Johnston, Lucy Albree, Becky Reed, Pat Palmer, Peggy Wood, Bill Carr, Linda Akin, Kay Bynum, Rosemary Milstead, Betty Pulliam, Amy House, Dianne Davis. Third row: Olivia Stephenson, Margaret Barfield, Linda Martindale, Norma Finley, Beverly Bennett, Beverly Bryant, Carol Jones, Sheila Rhodes, Polly Taber, Marilyn Moore, Carolyn Brasher, Kay Hanebuth, Ann Smith, Martha Hill, Katherine Algea, Katherine Pugh, Virginia Lewis, Linda Crocker, Karey Williamson, Michael Ann Tucker, Joan Patton, Brenda Hassell, Peggy Martin, Sharon Lyon. Fourth row: Sandra Kirkpatrick, Donna Land, Danny Thompson, Jimmy Bullard, Robert Davis, Charles Callis, Monty Bridgewater, Jim Bullock, Charles Seratt, Jimmy Barnes, Jimmy Bowyer, Tom Hensley, John MacDonald, Janeen Googe, Sheila Elder. Fifth row: Bill Henderson, Tully Daniel, Everette Harris, Tip Taylor, Paul Kilzer, Buddy Travis, Bill Johnston, Joe Smith, Terry Douglass, Larry Wilson. Spanish Club PRESIDENT: Tip Taylor VICE-PRESIDENT: Bill Carr SECRETARY: Joan Patton TREASURER: Karey Williamson SPONSOR: Miss Elizabeth Etheridge An 88 average leads to fun-filled activities in the Spanish Club. The students remember the needy at Christmas with bountiful boxes of toys and food. This grand year was climaxed by a picnic in the spring-grasshoppers, tortillas, and pinatas all went in to make this a day to remember. Who could ever forget the marvelous assembly program these young people presented? Magnificent art work, gay Spanish music and dancers, and a Spanish narrator complete with that convincing accent made this program one of the most outstanding of the year. 1566 Bev Science Club PRESIDENT: Carl Smith TREASURER: John McCharen VICE-PRESIDENT: Tony Thompson SPONSOR! MF. John Pechonick Watch out! It's bubbling ovcrll' Hey, you're spilling it! These are only a few of the most commonly used expressions in Room 12. You've seen people that never believe anything until they Hnd out from experience. Just because the book says 'Do not smell gas' or any such warning, does not mean that a few arenit going to do it anyway. One experiment leads to another, that is if you survive the first one. From all the fun, the mishaps and the science knowledge come the many excel- lent projects for the annual district and regional Science Fairs. These projects reflect the creative and stimulated interests in the field of science. PICTURE l First row: Judith Kay Johnston, David Martindale, Jeff Winningham, Carolyn Meeks, Harriet Webb, Lucy Albree, Carl Tisdale, Charles Seward, Jimmy Flake, Dickie Bruer, Jerry Black, Second row: Jimmy Warmbrod, John Pechonick, Jimmy Barlow, Craig Davidson, Bill Mainord, Bruce Herron, Larry Griffith. Billy Allen, Danner Davis, Jimmy Akin, James Green, John Petty. Third row: Ellis White, Marie Alexander, Donna Brown, Margaret Arnold, Kathy Woods, Bitsy Wyatt, Judy Newsom. Nancy Harris. Maudie Marlin, Sandra Allen, Charles Gcrrell. Fourth row: Jocelyn Neudecker, Elizabeth Muse, Mary Louise Tisdale, Bobby Brasfield, Don Whitrnire, Jerry Bishop. Libby Cash, Tom Booth, Danny Thompson, Mac Williamson. Fifth row: Kennie Bivens, Smitty Smith, Bo Myhr, Gilford Jones, Mike Meeks, Dennis Jacobs, Lanny Puckett, VVaync Batcs. Pat Stewart. David Friedman. Sixth row: Monte Bridgewater, Larry Butler, Billy Way, Steve Cummings, George Esch, Thomas Tatum, Kerry Reeder, Larry McGarity, Andy Wood. PICTURE 2 First row: Marcia Morton, Patsy Rushing, Nancy Lamport, Elizabeth Dooley, Scott McCauley, Susan Cato, John McCharen, Joe Hearn, Carl Smith, Tony Thompson, Carlo Spencer, Jamie Davenport, Buddy Province. Second row: Janice Elrod, Margaret Barfield, Suzanne Polk, Valeria Armstrong, Mike Danner, Bill Carr, John Moss, Baxter Smith, Torn Hensley, Albert Noe, Lowell Crane. Roy Fleming, Jimmy Kee, Third row: Sheila Rhodes, Pat Gaba, Cindy Dancy, Joyce Brann, Jeanette Stephenson, Ralph Thomas, Harold Jaco, Ed Burrow, Robert Mainord, Tommy Williams, Terry Douglass, Joe Smith. Fourth row: Bill Johnston, Tip Taylor, Buddy Travis, John MacDonald, John Cathy, John Bynum, Jimmy Bowyer, Bobby Guy, Ray Harness, Bill Cantrell, David Pipkin. Fifth row: Billy Pounds, Bobby Tillman, Charles Gardner, Mike Powers, David Farrow, Bennie Deaton, J. L. Whitten, Max Hailey, David Steed, Charles Vantreese, Everett Harris. Sixth row: Jimmy Wallace, George Hubbard, Bill Henderson, Jeff Wilkinson, Kelly Smythe, Charles Smith, Mickey Stewart, Robert Scallions, Robert Davis, Lennie Gibson, Sam Spruill. X'!T ,-W.a.,. '45 68 'TI 'Z ,WWE M, 'ilk , anus? . me . wwf, H K' 1 First row: Billy Bain, Reid Hearn, Gary Daniel, Jimmy Utley, Johnny Gardner, Bobby Ricketts, Raymond Jowers, Claude YVilson. Second row: Gayle Bledsoe, Jimmy Connor, Sonny Fly, Herbert Brock, Kenneth LaRue, Bill Cooksey, Kenneth Replogle. Third row: Harold Jaco, Roddy Haggard, Jimmy Gooch, Doyle Bryant, Parker Henson, Charles Siler. The Proiectionist Club PRESIDENT! Roddy Haggard VICE-PRESIDENT-SECRETARY: Gayle Bledsoe REPORTER : Kenneth LaRue SPONSOR: Mr. John Rukavina This projector won,t world' VVho stole the cord?', Well, have you tried plugging it in? Even the efficient members of the Projcctionist Club have their days. However, this isn't usually the case. These students perform an invaluable service at Jackson High by setting up projectors and helping keep them in operation. - lab' Dramatic Club PRESIDENT! Tully Daniel TREASURER: Susan Hymers VICE-PRESIDENT: Bill Carr SPoNsoR: Mrs. Martha Polk SECRETARY: Martha Lynn Jackson Will we ever forget the can-can girls who couldn't -? Remember that same day we saw Chester and our own Matt Hearn? Then, later in the year, we had the Christmas play with its snow, and its singing, and its very own Santa. The climax of another Dramatic Club year was The Perfect Idiotf, It's easy to see why so many students come to that first meeting of the year to express their reasons for wanting to join this club. It develops good speech, personality, and an interest in dramatics-- a worthwhile use of anyone's time. First row: Ann Funk, Pat Palmer, Linda Crocker, Katherine Pugh, Judy Odle, Bill Carr, Tully Daniel, Susan Hymers, Sheila Rhodes, Linda Mayfield, Ginger Naylor, Brenda King. Second row: Carol Cummings, Norma Wimberly, Kay Timberlake, Brenda Sutton, Mary Arthur Osborne, Marilyn Moore, Becky Maness, Amy House, Betty Pulliam, Linda Arrington, Carolyn Brasher, Becky Reed, Polly Taber. Third row: Mary Frances Summer, Joy Nell Warhurst, Janeen Googe, Gayle Outlan, Jackie Holland, Linda Morrison, Cindy Daney, Joyce Brann. Dale Morgan, Virginia Ann Lewis, Gayla Moore, Sue Crouch, Frank Allison, Reace Page. Jerry Haynie, James Ray Allison. Fourth row: Carolyn Cheek, Carrie Alice Brown, Barbara Fesmire, Judy McPeake, Patsy Raines, Sara Couch, Sue Lackie, Martha Hill. Janice Elrod, Ruth Ann Horn, Wanda Grimmer, Suzanne Polk, Peggy Kirby, Valeria Armstrong, Carol Jones, Marcia Morton. Fifth row: Baxter Smith. Sonny Fly, Jackie Parham, Don Castleman, Charles Gardner, Bennie Deaton. Jamie Davenport, Carl Smith, Joe Hearn, Kay Engle, Carol Flake, Linda Bennett, Beverly Bryant, Patsy Rushing, Rebecca Hunt. Barbara Ozment. Sixth row: Peggy Hahn, Jo Cabler, Mike Armstrong, J. L. Whitten, Max Hailey. Ann Babb. Elaine McGuffey. Johnny Chisum, Billy Key, Gloria Holland, Brynda Williams, Mike Danner, Bubba Smith, Marilyn Lockhart, June Bond, Jimmy Bryant, Alvin Whorton. Seventh row: Olivia Stephenson, Herbert Brock, Ann Kimbrill, Mary Alice Thornton, Gaston Collins, Bill Cantrell, Jimmy Barnes, Janice Beard, Judy Griffith, Brenda Hassell, Mary Elizabeth Barham, Linda Wheat, Joan Patton. Eighth raw: David Pruitt, Joe Wood, Charles Warhurst, Sue Johnston, Lynda Akin, Peggy Woods, Ann Smith, Karey gVilliamson, Micky Hatcher, Paul Kilzer, Bill Hendrix, Jeanette Stephenson, Annette Moore, Roddy Haggar . Ninth row: Robert Mainord, Charles Carter, Joe Ward, Charles Morston, Jimmy Bullard, Billy Denton, Bobby Tillman, Gary Crowell, Jane Ann Butler, Ray Harness, Anna Reed, Andy Baird, Billy Ray Martin, Jimmy Kee, Kennie Dismuke. Jimmy Conner. Tenth row: Tom Hensley, Jimmy Exum, Bobby Dixon, Kenny LaRue, Bill Cooksey, Florence Weatherly, Linda Boggess, Reid Hearn, Vinson Davis, Roy Patterson, Linda Couch, Pat Terry, Carol Stewart, Bonnie Bland, Rosemary Milstead, Janice Pulliam. Eleventh Row: Albert Noe, Harry Schaefer, Alice Knowles, Brenda Austin, Bonnie Tubbs, Marie Orrell, Katherine Algea, Dianne Davis, Laura Siler, Ann Hargrove. Janell Thomas, Kay Hanebuth, Diane Lassiter, Michael Ann Tucker, Beverly Yates, Sharron Lyon, Peggy Martin. Twelfth Row: Hunter Taylor, Roy Fleming, Kay Bynum, Shirley Gordon, Flo Coley, Mary Beth Shaw, William Fenner, Baxter Smith, Jimmy Bowyer, Bill Johnston, Jimmy Wallace, Buddy Travis, Donald Carr, Brenda Little, Alice Mooney. First row: Susie West, Sarah Elks, Patsy Rushing, Gloria McCullar, Beverly Bryant, Ruth Birmingham, Charlotte Jordan, Marie Hill. Second row: Mrs. Williams, Bobbie Sue Pasehall, Jeannetit Stephenson, Linda Bennett, Patsy Graves, Ann Matlock, Wilma Durham, Becky Seratt, Barbara Quamme. Future Nurses' Club PRESIDENTZ Patsy Rushing VICE-PRESIDENT: Gloria MeCullar SECRETARY-TREASURER: Beverly Bryant REPORTER: Bobbie Sue Pasehall SPONSOR: Miss Carol Chambers Would somebody take this bandage off my head? I ean't see, much less breathe! But I elon't need, artificial respirationll' If you happen to peek into the Monday night meeting of the Future Nurses, don't let these exclamations worry you. These girls are merely practicing what they've learned in their first aid course, one of the main projects of the year. With the purpose of creating an interest in nursing, the Florence Nightingales of tomorrow give their time and energy working at the hos- pital, gathering food for Thanksgiving baskets, and promoting their educational project. All these things combine to make it a worthwhile year for all concerned. '45 70 Gs Junior Classical League GROUP 1 GROUP 2 PRESIDENT! Carl Tisdale PRESIDENT! Tip Taylor VICE-PRESIDENT: Bruce Herron VICE-PRESIDENT: Buddy Travis SECRETARY-TREASURER: Harriet Webb SECRETARY-TREASURER: Jackie Holland SPONSOR! Mrs. Crystal Bynum This year for the first time the Junior Classical League is divided into two groups: those who are now taking Latin, and those who have taken Latin in the past. To encourage an interest in Roman culture, they helped pro- mote programs sponsored by the Fine Arts Department of Lambuth College. The highlight of the year is the banquet given in Complete Roman style. One of the familiar sounds which can be heard from the slave auctioneer is, Going once, going twice, sold, this lovely maiden, to the young man in the purple togaf' This, along with many other entertaining events, helps to make this occasion one that will be remembered by all the Romans PICTURE 1 Firxt row: Anna Reed. Gloria Holland, Carol Flake, Rosemary Milsteacl, Kay Bynum, Dianne Davis, Florence Weatherly. Kay Engle, Linda Couch. Second row: Gayle Outlan, Roy Fleming, Albert Noe, Brenda Austin, Jackie Holland, Tip Taylor, Buddy Travis, Jimmy Bowyer, Robert Mainord, Bill Carr. Third row: Norma Richardson, Katherine Algea, Peggy Wood, Bonnie Bland, Marie Orrell, Sue Lackie, Brenda Little, Alice Mooney, Marcia Morton, Betty Pulliam, Amy Heflcy, Linda Morrison, Patsy Raines, Becky Reed. Fourth row: Susan Morrison, Tully Daniel, Andy Baird, Baxter Smith, John Moss, Jim Bullock, Carl Smith, Becky Maness. Fifth row: June Bond. Patsy Rushing, Kelly Smyth, Ralph Thomas. Mike Powers, John Bynum, Jimmy Wallace, George Hubbard, Ray Neudecker, Linda Akin, Bill Henderson, Mrs. Bynum. PICTURE 2 First row: Sally Robinson, Judy Dias. Judy Newsom, Jeannie McGee. Second row: Becky Lomax. Jimmy Woodard, Jerry Black, Harriet Webb, Bruce Herron, Carl Tisdale, Jeff Wfinningham. Tupi Shute, Susan Jackson. Third row: Saundra Lancaster. Barbara Hinton, Nancy Harris, Dianne Fields, Carol Ann Sadler, David Friedman, Donald Carr, Steve Cummings, Susie Kimberlin. Fourth row: Dennis Jacobs. Danny Anderson, Thomas Tatum, Bobby Brasiield, Jimmy Barlow, Jim Warmbrod, Tom Booth, Mrs. Bynum. Fifth row: Martha Markham, Kay Carroll, Ann Dowling, Virginia Boyd, Regina Ray, Annette Richardson, Christia Tarpley, Barbara Beasenburg, Wanda Hayes, Butch Gerald. PICTURE 1 if 'ii PICTURE 2 .-4 PICTURE 1 41 PICTURE 2 PICTURE 1 First row: Mickey Stewart, Jimmy Bryant, Joe Ward, Charles Carter, Roddy Haggard, James Allison, Kinnie Dismuke. Tomrny Noe. Second row: Pat Hardin. Donna Land, Barbara Davis, Sandra Kirkpatrick, Mary Morton, Barbara Lewis, Carol Creed. -lonell Britton, Jane Butler, Barbara King. Third row: Carolyn Cheek. Carolyn Mays, Betty King, Jane Moorehead, Jerry Webb, Harry Schaefer, Charles lVarhurst, Neil Bennett, Glen Bryan, Gaston Collins, Doyle Bryant. PICTURE 2 First row: Linda Scates. Judy McPeake, Carrie Alice Brown, Bobbie Sue Paschall, Jimmy Utley, Odessa Mullins, YN'ilIna Durham. Second row: Mrs. Louise Robertson, Frances Sinks, Kay Roe, Peggy Hahn, Carolyn Harrison, Becky Seratt, Sylvia lN'illiaIns, Sandra Bivens. Gayla Moore, Third fore: Ruth Horn, Barbara Wlimpee. Becky Laughlin, Sue Johnston, Florence Weatherly, Alice Knowles, Beverly Nelson, Shirley Kelly. -lilnell Thomas. Fourth row: Dottie Watson, Nancy Brown, Charlotte Foster, Wanda Grimmer, Patsy Simpson, Betty Casey, Alice Cooper, Dianne Summer, Brenda Sutton. Future Business Leaders of America PRESIDENT: Carrie Alice Brown VICE-PRIZSIDENTZ Bobbie Sue Paschall SIQCIRIQTARY: Judy MePeake TRIQASVRIZR: Jimmy Utley SI'oNsoR: lNIrs. Louise Robertson To promote better quality of workers in the business Held of tomorrow is the goal of the Future Business lreaders. llaeli day finds these industrious students pounding at a typewriter, filing, or sten- eiling for Inembers of the faculty. These students are ever striving for the development of competence and business leadership. V , L T and I Club PRESIDENT: Sam Matthews VICE-PRESIDENT: Bobby Utley SECRETARY-TREASURER: Jimmy Lee Hayes SPONSOR! Mr. Harry Ivey Help! lVould somebody puh-lease get this hammer off my toe? Wfatch out for that drill! These are but a few of the erhoes coming from the shop. YVith work as their password, and the creation of interest in trade and industry as their purpose, the boys in the Trades and Industry Club culti- vate the ability to recognize some problems of labor and management. By making articles used at home or in home workshops, they develop appreciation for all honest labor. This busy year is cli- maxed by the annual Convention where fun is the reward of their labor. First row: Mr. Ivey, Sam Matthews, Bobby Utley, Charles Siler, jimmy Lee Hayes, Charles Newton. Second row: Charles Barber, Dicky VVright, Gerald Phillips, Herman Matlock, James Johnson, Van Wadley, Larry Wadley. Third row: Monte Holmes, Albert Crain, Larry James, Jimmy Gooch, Judson Gaither, Gary Oller. Fourth row: Anderson Spencer, Ronald Walker. Row one: Tony Thompson, Chuck Camp, Carl Smiih, Hun'l'er Taylor. Row fwo: Carlo Spencer, David Farrow, Roberi Mainord, John McCharen. These boys have received lhe coveied honor of being selecied by ihe faculiy lo aH'end l'he business luncheons of ihe Rolary, Exchange Club, and Lions Club. During ihe mon+h 'l'hey enjoy lhe marvelous food and delighlful enferfainmenl, as well as profiiing by ihe experience. Cub Lions for ihe year were Tony Thompson, Carlo Spencer, Chuck Camp, David Farrow, Carl Smiih, Rober+ Mainord, John McCharen, and Hunfer Taylor. Junior Exchangeifes were Mike Armsirong and Max Hailey. Junior Roiarians were Jimmy Wallace, Larry Wilson, Buddy Travis, John Parker, Charles Vanfreese, Tip Taylor, Bill Johnsfon, Max Parrish, and Jimmy Barnes. Cub Lions Junior Rotarians Junior Exchangeites Max Hailey, Mike Armsirong. s 'H f Row one: Larry Wilson, Buddy Travis Tip Taylor, Bill Johnsfon. Row 'lwoz Jimmy Wallace, John Parker, Charles Vanfreese, Max Parrish, Jimmy Barnes. Drill Team Left! left! left, right, left! About face! Hup, 2, 3, 4! Hup, 2, 3, 4! These were only a few of the instructions heard on the field as our drill team faithfully practiced its routines. The reward of those long hours of practice-the applause received at the ball games and Christmas parade, and that deep sense of personal satisfaction which comes from a thing well-done. Wfhat a smart picture these girls made in those snappy uniforms, marching along right in time with the music! Reading left to fight: Martha Markham, Linda Page, Barbara Quamme, Linda Schaefer, Ethel Farmer, Sue Lackie, Sandra Sykes, Nancy Street, Judy Wilson, Katherine Britton, Donna Martindale, Alice Whitman, Brenda King, Mary Elizabeth Barham, Kay Wright, Sandra Johnson, Jo Pickens, Sara Stewart, Pat Patterson, Elizabeth Muse, Sandra Coffman, Joy Hassell, Dale Smith, Annette Richardson, Patsy Raines, Linda Scates, Sara Couch. '.: . , 641 ,JN S4-' , Q .S X ' hL,g, E 4 - - T1 , -'- ,Qf A a N, -ff 4 x 3553+ .M K A M' -. 'M --.V ,ii l Q Q fin gm ,J 5 522 mb f gg ' ,,.,.-'f'n.i. ,.., I, A .. fu I , i n V K iKIy'if,3- I 4.1.5-yi1f,.,.,, . ., ,I I A ,, ' ' V gM!'F1.,,A yu Q ., f , ' 2 --gi , 3 x . xr 'f 1 , , :fl V ? i 5 1 ' 5 K K 1. , 2 0 xii I l ' d f , Vkg. QE: Ein ig Ts I Es, , s V :J WK 1- : 4, .li Qi , i F' ' Ha , V. f ess , 5 M i ix xaf i ' , :R 'i 'L 3 MQW wr - s A h i s A I 1 xy V l ff? 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Third row: Billy Flake, David Shires, Bill Hendrix, Lawrence Taylor, Joe Hearn, Sam Matthews, Jamie Daven- port, Wayne Bates, Ray Neudecker, Mac Williamson, Jimmy Woodward, David Steed. Fourth row: Coach Pechonick, Coach Joyner, Mike Armstrong, Douglas Murray, Harold Morgan, Carlo Spencer, Paul Kilzer, Robert Mainord, Harvey Little, Buddy Travis, Joe Smith, Buddy Province, Jimmy Bryant, Coach Fann, Coach Not present when picture Golden Jackson Jackson Jackson Jackson Jackson Jackson Jackson Jackson Jackson Jackson Jackson Clifford. was made: Bobby Guy, Ray Harness, Smitty Smith. Bear Football Scores 1958 7 ....................... .................,.....................................,............ R ipley 6 38 ........ ..Dyersburg O 59 ........ ......... M ilan 7 12 ........ Humboldt 13 40 ........ .Covington 0 32 ........ Union City 7 61 ........ ......... H alls 13 51 ......... .... T renton 13 51 ......... 25 ....,... .....................,............ ....... Exchange Bowl 28 ................................................................................ Somerville 12 Brownsville 14 Huntington 12 Jim Joyner, John Pechonick, Tom Fann, Rush Clifford, Coaches Jackson's crushing victory over Brownsville marked the end of one of the most successful seasons in H. S.'s gridiron history. The season was packed with events that will long be remembered by Bear fans everywhere. Jackson wins Big Ten Conference . . . H. S. captures the Exchange Bowl Trophy by defeating Huntington .... Mike Armsstrong, high scorer in the state. For these accom- plishments we offer our congratulations to the members of the team and our thanks to Coaches Joyner, Pechonick, Fann, and Clifford for a job well done. s4679E5v Q. ,L ,K Q, 'fs f QQSNQ x 'IIh-ww. e mwklj ,9- 'K mum 5 3 2 s Nw 1 his if ii ' 5?'mz iiii 1 Qilllliil he 5? ,w'Aggg iwS5y?Q 3 5 1 452.15 W gf!! 2 Q: 6 :nw LA R' i 3, -' 3 f 2-.,,, 21. Q.. Kneeling Susie Klmberlin, June Ann Bonnie Bland Standing Brenda Aushn, Marne Orell, Reed, Mary Adela Smith. Butler Becky If u f mx' rv . ' . 1 , Q 5511 'Q 5 Y s Q E. Y L QL A ,gk .f 7? , , . gf' 'Iii .:v' ' f: krk' E7 :' VHQQ: .,,tAL 3 'gig W' jd ,... , W f ' , l Q pg 'Q A . Y .K K fs , V ? it R Qi gi- Y B . . A , I I I 0 i , -, Q: r K 1 V - f rf, Q3 fbln 'E L 3 ffl, : gf V - A ,14- sun, I H Z i T' . n 1 wx ' ' 5 f ,.. :,., , ., - 2 ' ,E Vi X Yi Q1 sk Eg ,-,, Q I Track Team: Firsr row: John Shires. Second row: Joe Hearn, Carlo Spencer, Jimmy Williams, Dennis Hendrix, Jamie Dav- enporr, Charles Gardner, Max Hailey. Third row: Mike Armsirong, Jimmy Bryanf, Harvey LiHle, Lawrence Taylor, Bill Johnsfon, Alf BarneH', David Sreed, Raymond Jowers. Fourrh row: Wimp Milam, Jimmy Conners, Bobby Guy, David Whybrew, Tommy Gairher, Jimmy Seely, John Caihey, Ed Burrow, Roberi' Jones. Track Acrion Shoi' Righi' foreground: Jimmy Bryant Leif foreground: Harvey LiHle. f BPA ,Ti X 3 These bo s are among 'Phe members of , J J our baseball leamz Larry Wilson, Paul 'sb ,P 5 Kilzer and Harvey L1'r+le. 1 ,H - ff 4 Q , These boys made up our firsi' golf +eam: Q Firsr row: Bill Henderson, Jimmy , y Bowyer. 2 Second row: George Hubbard, Mark T L Harris, Dan Srone. L yyyi W :gi ,' yr K '33, N... .sa JW ,L Z '17 In memory of the former students of Jackson High who have made the supreme sac- rifice on the battle fields of the world that we here at home might play. JACKSON LODGE NUMBER 192 OF THE BENEVOLENT AND PROTECTIVE ORDER OF ELKS OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA PRESENT THE AWARD FOR THE BEST ALL-ROUND ATHLETE TO Cari .SEOQHCQP Previous Awards Bobby Lewis .,..,,.,..,,......,..,..... l953 Bobby L. Beare ..s.............,.... I954 Jimmy Poteete .......e.......A..... l955 Haroid Gaither ......A.....s..... l956 Jerry Gilbert ..,,..,,.,,.A.,., - ..... I957 Alf Barnette ........ ,....,..,,,. I 958 ,Q ff N cl 14 A an wfl?ffQwif?A' 534524 ' W:15'm',!.,,f45 .ff 'lfifigk' V-iw. 5 f H Sfxvfqu A .1 , my xgwgnf ,, , 5,1 4, f X -.lm .,,, ' 147, K 2 .. fi' I 4 , gg! 41:5 nf , 'X n2'.I1 5!' 'W 'ill J A vac L- RBSQ v9 GYV5 u ' 0 banks S' Y 2- e9ms og! Y G ,-'hui 1 ell' b And if there are no other announcements, . I I Behin d Clbse d dabrsv, Us 6 ' Em Eg f--Bm Have Xompop, wi!! Kick! Ig.. . mg m m gifl lg shew, s a A , 25222255 Eg, 4 1 Nh, F Such a delicate appetite. Ain'f it party! K x A 2,4 9 JA -f ,ig ,K .J 'faq an An every day decision. QQ Etheridge scores again. nw' m 51 ii Y fgigi fi :?- Tf'iT f4 fa , f J UA in 1 No rest for the weary. Just drilling along. The Scientists i?l of tomorrow. But I don't see anything! 3 Q3 in-. B' F at 'I ' C OB 4 'aggigi 1 ik Our student body presidenia! 'f' is- All American Beauties! ox Sq cafe 1 mo' 1 Open 'uae' 4? 5' gf nr T 1 if 'Y W , 1.3 . 5 che'e,e e QE IW Poor excuse for a steak! refs! You give me fever! 4-:milf muff va we W Soy 11 uh ' tuner WW P 05Pecfive Seniors -bees Aunt Wilma serves 'um up The Big Beat Q13,y.3Q ' at fi' iven to Mr. Standiey from Excuses, excuses, excuses are the oniy answers g these boys. They are Biii Johnston, Robert Mainord, Paui Kiizer, Doug Murray, Mike Armstrong, Lawrence Taylor, Ray Neudecker, Ronnie Coie, ' rt, Bobby Guy, Jimmy Wiiiiams, and Sam Matthews. Jamie Davenpo ii V Xilixiiw twi RANK! so . ,Q . uit Niixizimaxmiix W.,-M of American 'n the finishing touches on their scenes Peggy Martin and Ho Coiey are putti g ' lite which they have done in history this year. Lucy Aibree, Regina Ray, t set GO' And away Marie Aiexander, Peggy Keiiogg, kham and Bobbie Fay Eason went. On your mark, ge , . S san Jackson, Martha Mor , Judy Newsom, u K- W J fa Here we have picfured a few of 'Phe many wonderful Jackson High science proiecfs +ha'l' come from +he biology, chemisfry and physics classes. These proiecls are worked up ou+side of class and cons+i+u+e ihe main afiraciions in fhe annual Science Fair. -2, A J. H. S. Scientists at ' Work Piciured above, lefl: Harold Jaco 'frying fo figure 'ihe righf wire on his very own elec+ric organ. Cenierz Ed Burrow wifh his +ough looking oscillaior and Tip Taylor wiih his fascinaiing aioms and molecules. Picfure lower leff: Frankie Cooper and Billy Way and 'iheir insecf colleclions ihandle wi+l1 carel. 5 'N Q 'MS WW 'ii' ..q if qf 7' ,al A 'Wm-0,1 f 1 A,.,. f Qt Schoiasticaiiq Tops Reading iett to right: Jerry Haynie, saiutatorian: Ann Smith: Janice Beard: Bobbie Sue Pascai, essayist: Mike Powers: David Farrow, vaiedic- torian. Not a word ot German is Larry Wadiey, top shop work- needed as Amd Frese er, tries out a new teiephone FE chats with Ann Smith. tabie finished in the shop. Be C '7 4 5, Q0 'N--is fb - V. 9900 iii 03009 049 V , 0 '70 if a , rf, v Q c t i bb i f' l F! ' ,,t i i J W - I if 5, A-5Z ij ,ti lf' f f , ' 'Mt . gi ff 1: n T J i J I -wt oyy, , ,.. . P ' 4 LL, . ' I '-.1-- ' V , , Bonnie Bland's twinkling toes capture the audience when she danced in the Spanish Club Program. f linda Crocker, P Palmer, Anna Katherine Pugh. eggy Wood, Marilyn Moore, Pat The Perfect Idiot .lr S P , .- r. lay, gets underway with the cost hard at work. The players are Harvey Little, Tony Thompson Robert Ma' , mord, l stand- ingl Anna Reed, Baxter Smith, Donald Carr, Peggy Hahn, Jackie Parham, Mike Armstrong, Jo Cobler Suzanne Polk Ann Sm'th , I , Martha Lynn Jackson: Jamie Davenport, ' Barbara Fesmnre ! standing ,I -mv-in Our congratulations to N... .- Our D. A. R. ards These busy h d Ric ar son Good Citizen. David Steed and a p ' Old Glory to begi C rl Smith iobovel ste carefully as they raise another day. d for Bill .lohnston lto leitl alone is boun o summer overseas under the direction of the American Field Service which is sponsored by The Jackson Rotary Club. His pals Ray Harness, Jimmy Wallace, Paul Kilzer, Bill Hendrix, and his famous ieep will have to stoy at home. Arnd Frese, the er, is hiding behind ieep's regular passeng the windshield. - ' ' War , if compete with Civil 5 1'.I1fffJ.Ts,5f lm Jimmy Goofh' The Betty Crocker award winner I Carol Flake, demonstrates one of he, many ,kmssthat of sewing. ll 53. UIQ? 1 FI E. iff :fn uf fu 1 fi, v Seniors in the spotlight of Class day are f 5 f t f as allows: First row: Susan Hyrners, Linda Boggess, Kay Engle, Carol Stewart, and Rosemary Milstead. Second row: Virginia Lewis, D I a e Morgan, .loan Patton, and Karey Williamson. Third row: Mike Powers, Tully Daniel, Jimmy Exum, Chuck Camp, Andy Baird, Jimmy Bullard and Billy Ray Martin. Abs t ' en when picture was taken: Sue Crouch a nd Danny Moore. 9 M619 jpeg 9 r the Nlilton-Brown Nledal are .loe l-learn, l-lunter Taylor, Ed Burrow for the .laclcson-Nladison Nledal are Nancy Ward, Pe gy Whybrew. D.A.R. contestants o and alternate .limmy Bullard. Cantesting Brenda Williams, Ann Smith, and alternate g Charlie Taylor and Kay Colvin proudly exhibit the D.E. trophy and awards. Rosemary Nlilstead, this year's high Annual Tatler, salesman for the certainly did her share of the work. v '.w -WW STAR LAUNDRY 81 JACKSON ClEANIfRS Amzovso SEEYFEE ....4.L.,. 5122535226523 LQEEFP' 391' .ff . ...,. 1 i.-'Jig ALFA my . . ,. 1 . Ja 51 E41-,ai 4? if wi i?Cic,, ff. f H l V li q I i, V C115 K it Z. L -V ik 'ff ff- ky L 1 ,, if 'X' LL 'lf .-h. It U a E fi ,Q ,flfiio il' U15 ,242 , cl QQXQLQAUJI 47 1 ox 7'lfOL if cf fi ,,,L9TLcILZ,U: Vfjil ii 14.6 ic LZ. Z CQALJ Airy Jia 4 if 1 .. LM: .ir 6 N. L fr ,ifio,,1i, always VVelC0lTle . . at your friendly if All I Jfflz fi .if'ffi..., 4 .X SI, 9? National Bank of Commerce Floyd Boone cxplains the intricacies of tlic proof nia- chinc to Bonnie Bland and Roscmary Milstvad. Como to scc us often f rcgardlcss of thc size of your rcquirclncnts. You will always rcccivc a cordial wclcornc. ATIONAI. BANK of COMME RCE fp '4g JACKSON, TENNESSEE 2 ? Member Federal Re e System - Member Federal Depos 1 I surance Corporaii 'wmgn '45 107 Sv '96Xy15Yxbwf' . 1 wa? , Q wx-MMM ML. 1 71 Sckgn, , 'NN9'-'-NT W? fiy W ff .Q,. , .C W jf! f kdm bbpayu - - L f vox A 'xo CXN'-D-3 ' Q! R Af ' at jay X261 R J M ? 'Y- M ' I ,,, 1 , in ,,,,, .55 rx NN Q 'lr X 1 046- .QQ . ...,,. , 9 ' 431088-'rv stand Rational. .. L... CONVERSATION Andy Baird CYVhile Barbara Fesrnire, Carrie Alice Brown and Carl Smith impatiently wait for him to movej : 'iOne of these days I am going to be rich. Do you want my small business now? Nils. Gracie Mills, Assistant Cashier: 'SWe want all business. And we hope that one of these days all of our Jackson High School friends will be rich. MSetuniJ atiunal Zlgank MEMBER OF JACKSON 5 me-3 N Mer-msn ' svs-ran 1 s hin '45 109 EN 1 Q5 if XXX A 1 . 69' 2 'D Q wb' ,ff ' Q W -Qi in if www 2 Q5 559951 Q ,X fyfi Q 1 Y f' , ' r Ljgalalaa Eid Srorify Ea! Ilfualwa fo flze Kfdvifd of 559 QDMWMWQW H xl fl- . ii X v . fox -Q 1 1 K ' X4 V: .I +lna'r welcomes every opporfunily 'ro ren- der banking services +o 'rlwe young and old of our communify. ac' For Added Pro+ec'rion: Every check is phofograplwed -fronl' and back-on micro- film. ' 3 For Speed and Accuracy: A proof machine records every deposii and every check. ee ae A Migl1'ry Vaul+ +o proiecf your cash and freasure. FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH NATURAL GAS 3II Eas+ Main IS Jackson, Tennessee R. J. Birge, Minisfer AUT?DEE1iIqI.?CEABLE:AST CLEAN - SAFE AND SILENT I I FOR Bible SCEEZIJRCH SERVICE330 AM, Cooking Clofh-es Drying E 0 jI 9V1f'0'i1'fIP '0145 A-M' Wa'I'er Hea+Ing Hea+Ing vJZ3'S3,d,,OLS,,'5,, Sm 222 S1221 Emi Reffigemion Air Condiwrng figs, WEST TENNESSEE of I I AS CO. 1 1 N4 L. G. BALFOUR COMPANY Known wherever There are schools and colleges CLASS RINGS AND PINS COMMENCEMENT INVITATIONS-DIPLOMAS-PERSONAL CARDS CLUB INSIG-NIA-MEDALS 81 TROPI-IIES IRVING HARRIS, Agenf ROBERT GILBREATH, Repnesen+a+ive TOM YOKLEY, Represeniaiive P. O. Box 496 JACKSON, TENNESSEE '4f51125v -.wwmkw of The expressive por+rai+s in +l1is annual prove conclusively 'rhaf Moore s IS a s+udio of mas+er craffsmen in 'rhe I arf of phofography. porfraif Gommerciaf pL0f0gl'dl9Ly The IVI oo re Studio 2I5 N. LIBERTY ST. - JACKSON, TENN. W5 W f vm' Congratulations. . . Mio fhe Class of '59! My LSJQVQW We Thank You for Your Inferesf and OJ? 4MyfJgk85jJ'jJPafronage U N CHUCK SNYDER MANAGER A Q S h Q' , N Lf . ' yfiw Yjff? 62134, ' N I W . . W f E Delta Eagan gllgmva ?0r0nty COm5'Eme +S f .X L W H W Ga si fer Theta Tau Eiglpter 'Q ' N Sigm??Bi gmega f X 3 i Y-gg 152 M9 I lllavagcugotfak qwngbetb -:gb wmv W .27a,.7E3aw.J You are invited to m im n s f , CO pl e l O Calvary Baptist Church Rev. James Canaclay, Pastor INS- AGENCY INC- Albert J. Skinner, Minister of Music Jackson Tennessee A Church Where Students ' Belong .k ani as w15WVg'0 Khu-ge luwmx 1 rd l gy-L. Q lel-Y Vscclfllaw 0 A u S Lol 'l lw M T I' 9 . . . for young fashions l thot speok louder than Words! Downtown Jackson North at Hicksville Trenton MISS HOWELL'S BOOK SHOP . 305 East Lafayette Allen Plulnblng And Jackson. Tennessee Heating Company ' , 730 North Royal JAM Telephone 7-637l P Live Better Electrically '0511554' DEAN'S Mme was W, Buy H From Your Food Sfore QYUIKYUKIQL oumx lr nom com Drfeppelz ml FRIENDLY runs-urrlr' 1 I 1 I I I I x TH ETA KAP PA ' OMEGA O , X xl MMV S' ' ,, i ,, lm N . wirwx of A 'x X , . S o f' ll KL A Delta Mu Chapter COMPLIMENTS OF 'ligreff D U S T R I E S PATENTED Pnooucfs OF ouAmY 116 is Drink , LOWELL w. CRANE Division Manager ll0 Crook Building Office Phone 2-IS93 Home Office-Jacksonville, Florida In Boffles Welding Equipmenl and Supplies Equipmen+ Repairs and Ren+als I, T, Hpood You Will Enioyll co' Plenly oi Free Parlcing-Free Delivery OF JACKSON- TENNW 'NC' Phone: 2-2571 400 Poplar NCC-5 Disfribuior Phone 2-2I3I 347 Bellevue JACKSON, TENNESSEE L. E. Thomason, Owner S+. Complimenls Comiilmenls of A FRIEND 5 SCHAEFER LUMBER co., Complimenls of lvlanufaciurers Hardwood Lumber JACKSON. TENNESSEE DMD lgggliiljggo AND 309 Bellevue Jackson, Tenn. '451175fv Complimen+s of , Wayne Feed Supply Co., Inc. Wayne Feeds, lhe Brand in .Iackson's Leading Shoe Sfore Demand 9 E M . 240 Commerce S+. lo ' am Jackson, Tennessee Convenlenl Charge Accounls SHUP Wi+h us, +he hair-sfyle i ' , 4,5- f XD i al VILLAGE BEAUTY klluadlingll wow S 0 Al El fl Q lj l ll an r . l42l Highland Ave. Phone 7-4I I l l. Q GMCXXOK UML' 6 P yt, Complimenls of Complimenls UMJK' -X4 xgriencl of K X . Dick Clippard, Inc. wo MQW X9 Lincoln - Mercury X00 We Service All Models 'M311850' O'S 's For Famous Brands Every Thursday Nighf ls Family Nighi' SIMPSUN CENTER Jackson! Firsi Shopping Cenier For All Kinds of Food A+ Everyday Low Prices SIMPSON'S SUPER SHIRE Markei' 8: LafayeH'e Sfs.-Jackson, Tenn. Complimenis of SEALTEST MILK Jackson Dairy Proclucfs Co. Disfribufor T CH EVQOLET CO. 'ucxsont un-:sv Auromoruvi Cturru' COLLEGlATE OUTFITTERS EDS AND CO-EDS Kamgsses vALLfyU,F ,NSUQANCE CQMPNH THAT GROWING COMPANY A SOUTHERN COMPANY SERVING SOUTHERN PEOPLE Home Office Jackson, Tennessee '45 119 55' KVM 4 .ff .4 1 Complimenls of Eli Witt Cigar 524 East Chester Street Tel. 7-I563 Jackson, Tennessee Compliments of First Baptist Church Always Welcome T2 Compliments of Fox Restaurant Compliments of GEURGE-ANNA MOTEl '7' TisdaIe's lransfexfgsfffil 8: Storage Company Agent for North American Van Lines ' Location Humboldt Highway Phone 2-3336 '4512050' laycook Printing Co. Compllmenls of Best Equipofnisemgiulirginting Plant C. H. Investments Church Street, South of Chester IO5 South Market Street Jaclcson, Tenn. Jackson, Tennessee Compliments of O Martin's Department 81 Store CD Jackson. Tennessee PAINT-WALLPAPER Phone M78 VENETIAN BLINDS l Compm JEWELL MAINORD of The Best Friend Your Car Ever Had BLUE PLATE FOODS Main at Bolivar :: Phone: 7-2643 IACKSON. TENNESSEE Complgments C0mPlgm9f1+S o BUCK ANTD HARRIS BREWER PRINTING COMPANY APPLIANCE CQ. Job-Printing and Publications 159 Poplar Telephone 2-293I Telephone: J6CliSOn. TSDFISSSBB 121 50 , E'1i'if?i '?', : f ac son ssem y o. s J lc A bl N 80 ORDER or RAINBOW P'GGl-Y WIGGI-Y FOR The Besf Known Name in 'Hue Food Business K Equipmenr Manufacluring Division SARTAIN UPHOLSTERING Pres+on S+. K. W. Sarlain, Prop. Telephone 7463! Tailored Seal' Covers-Tops Seal Covers Made While You Weir S l 3 Complimenls of Kittle Hg Pontiac-Rambler A QL 242 W. Ballirnore S+ree+ gi Jackson, Tennessee RagIUnd'Po'H'er Complimenls of Wholesale Grocers of Jackson RQYCE L' ROWE , u RCWE JEWELERS Disl. Tenderloake 8: Alpine Flour 15112213 53 all-time favorite! ,,,. ,.,.,.. ., , , , , . ..., M E r r E ' l : or N i fff P- '- .:l4 ,., 1 , ,,..,,i Z ' 1--: F ilk. .A 'If '. .V 4 . ..-E z Jr i'5 - ' ' : ' Complimen+s of BAKER'S QE E. B. BYNUM CC. DRUG STORE Jackson, Tenn. Prescripfion Drugqisrs Phone 7-I528 34 7-i529 Main 84 Shannon Sfreefs JACKSON, TENNESSEE Complimen+s CAMP'S SUPER MARKET Jackson's Complefe Food S'I'ores 590 Easf Chesfer lI5 Wesi' Lafaye'r'I'e MLM Wg, W, Z Compliment of ANDREW JACKSON Tgwn qnd Cqunfry CHAPTER Sfvdio '- . E ' l4o2 Highland Avenue E 4. ' bg, y X X X ' 4 Complimenlrs of ORDER OF DEMOLAY 'x Senior Chapter TRI-HI-Y K 0 0 'Af O 'X' '451235w Complimenfs of First Cumberland Presbyterian Church 405 Easf College Rev. O. T. Arnett, Pastor Insure with g g V I ..r., -1.53: , A P ' ' ' l CTIVE ' l ' ' il Home Office JACKSON, TENNESSEE All Forms of Life Insurance Life-Accidenf--Hospitalizafion Cash Burial Wishing You A Sterling Success Joe, Jo-Jo, Jay Gaffney JAXON MOVIES Movies Under The Stars NASHVILLE HIGHWAY Complimenfs of DAIRY QUEEN Cone with curl on tl-IE CASEY AGENCY top GENERAL INSURANCE Sunclies Shakes Located in Sirnpson's Arcade Malls A+ I-Iililxeilflzagers IZC Complimenfs of Central Woodwork, Inc. E. R. DIKE 81 SON Civil Engineering and Surveying 528 Wisdom Ave. Jackson, Tennessee Telephone 7-4508 w5124E5v Complimenls of Union University Complimenis of Wells 8g Lassiter Phone 7-5462 JacIcson's Finesl' Dry Cleaning COMPLETE BUSINESS COURSES TUITION PAYABLE MONTHLY NO CONTRACT TO SIGN FULLY ACCREDITED BUSINESS COLLEGE WEST SIDE CLEANERS COMPLETELY Anz.coNnlTloNEn Highway 45 ai Bemis Infersecfion West Tennessee Phone 7-9679 Business College, Inc. 525 Easi' Main Slreei' Jackson, Tennessee Phone 7-439i SUN DROP COLA Complimenis HUB CITY BOTTLING WORKS Teiephone 7-6I3I of Your Local CompIimen+s of o. E. HEARN CCSDNSTRUCTION I:. W- W00lw0rth 528 E. LaPayeH'e 125 ESU' Complimenis of GENERAL TIRE COMPANY IIO Norih Royal Sfreel Phone 7-873I THRASHER'S DISCOUNT CLOTH SHOP Church ancl Lalayelle Jackson, Tennessee TOM LAWLER'S, INC. Office OuI'fiHers II4 Norih Church SI'ree'I' Telephone: 7-966I Office Machines, FurniI'ure and Supplies Complimenls of THOMAS SHEET METAL WORKS IOI Holland Avenue 1 Jackson, Tennessee Complimenfs of JACKSON LUMBER COMPANY Belmonl Avenue Jackson, Tennessee Complimenls of SKYWAY GOLF COURSE Brownsville Highway Phone 7-45I9 Complimenfs of RANDOLPH'S NURSERY Highway 70 a+ McKellar Air Porl' Complimenfs of FRED MICHIE AND SON New and Used Cars THE REMNANT HOUSE WorId's Finesf Fabrics Complimenfs of CLIFF JOHNSON SERVICE STATION 2I5 Norlh Royal SI'ree'r Phone 7-836I Complirnenls of I SLIPPER SHOP JACKSON. TENNESSEE '451265v C0mPIIme'1IS OI HAROLD E. WEST - PharmacIs+ FOO I The Prescrip+Ion SI'ore Balmireoil enn? Phgng 7.030l Bemis, Tennesse q'6ompI +5 Complimenfs of s CDQQN MI ' DER BREAD-HosTEss CAKE o ANY A of I f A U om I gf ' BQ 'Rig , IL M Ernest Th' a on Service S+a+ion e '. on F eds I O9 I-IoI 'oo P :Le d D V Phone 2-5I2I 3 S e I el Y I nf CompIimen+s of of DIXIE CREAM DRIVE-INN TOM B- MC AMROCK I-Iarris and Plumlee Insurance Complimemks CompIimen+s of of W. W. SCATES 8: SONS Rediefor and Wrecker Service 3I8 PopIer Sf. Day Phone 2-I90l Nigh+ Phone 2-278I Complimenfs of The SPUDNUT CompIimenI's of EAST CHESTER AUTO SERVICE 573 E. Chesfer Phone 7-548I LANI Complimenfs, of ER FUNERAL HOME P. 8: L. AMOCO SERVICE Parricular People Pafronize PopE31I:'ZT1-?rT'1u+h PARK LAUNDRY-CLEANERS Tires-BaI'+eries-Accessories TeIephone: 7-9976 935 Campbell Phones 7-74l3 8: 2-I5l5 Herschel Ware-Owner '451275v DIXIE CREAM DONUT SHOP No Donufs Like Dixie Cream Delivered Fresh Daily 43' N- Royal Phone 2-2621 A cordial welcome awails you ar Hays Avenue DOTSON FLOOR CO. Methodlsi' Church R bb TI ,lilehCOr++raCHrs+ W H Tl A Neighborhood Church For r i , l l , l ' , - ll U e CeiamPcF'liile aned Lihsolezuma le Nelghborly People Faclory Qualified Labor Alloerr Dolson Phone 7-804l MADISON REFRIGERATION Complimenfs Ol SERVICE T. l.. HILLIARD 'Og O-Connor S+ree+ 3l2 Poplar SJ+. k T Phone 7-l24l Telephone GenerallcgihlcrejelnCSdiPrac+or 7-613 l 7-0396 7-7887 MULLINS GARAGE Aulo. Molor Scoolrer, Power Lawnmower CONTEMPORARY MOTORS Re akin Devin Sporls Bodies for All Cars Phoni 7-33, Crosley Componenls for 75000 Specials l302 Highland Ave. Jackson. Tennessee JACKSON. TENNESSEE FINLEY'S PHARMACY l405 Highland Phone 7-9666 Complimenls of THE HUT al l-liclcsville Jackson, Tennessee CROCKER PLUMBING 8: HEATING CO. 256 Sycamore Alley Phone: 7-9030 A. W. CRENSHAW AGENCY Life, H. 8: A. and Hospiial lns. 425 E. Chesler Jackson, Tenn. '05 128 60-' SHOP NEIL BIVENS HUDSONIS GROCERY 81 MARKET FO' C'aSSlCS ZOPU'a'-'lem Hzulrs - MEMS - VEGETABLES CTI La+es+ Rock 'n Rolls 434 Presion Sf. Phone 7-2638 Cornplirnenfs of Imperial Washable Wall Paper I-Ianna Painf Producls LIBRARY CLUB 455 E. Main Phone 7-26I8 MADISON TIRE PINKSTON 8: SCRUGGS, Inc. RSCGPPIHQ. VUICGUIZIUQ. New Rexall Drug Store 8' Used -I-'res Prescripflons--Drugs-Sundries-Toilefries Office Phone 2-I I66 Phone 7-4453 586 Poplar SI' EXICI' Jackson' Tenn' II7 N. Liberfy S+ree+ Jackson, Tenn. Complimenfs of MODEL MILL CO., INC. OWEN GROCERY sn MARKET FREE DELIVERY Campbell 8: Kung Sis. Phones 2-33II-2-3312 Alf Condufioned Ior Your Comforf J. T. MORGAN PLUMBING CO I-Iigh Qualhy Worlcmanship Reasonable Prices Complimenfs of ROYAL STEAK HOUSE WILLIAMS SHOES FOR MEN Fine Shoes for Dad and Lad Jackson's exclusive shoes for men and boys Complimenfs I o HARRIS-FANNING GMC SALES 354 5A Royal Sf. Jackson, Tenn. Phone 7-8I8I Complimenls of THE COFFEE CUP 2I3 S. Marlcel' S+. Complimenfs of T. D. GAITHER 81 SON SHEET METAL WORKS Ea? TOM'S TOASTED PEANUTS John D. Graham. Dislribufor '4s5129i3'fv IKE SHAW Corriplimenqlis R.F.D. 2 Jackson, Tenn OLD FASHIONED CURED of HICKORY SMOKED l'l A M S BAKER'S ESSO S S AUNDER ' FLOWER 8: GIFT SHOP 7l6 W. Foresl Across from Jackson-Madison Counly Hosplfall PHONE 2-2556 Complimenfs HUB CITY TAXI CO. of HERTZ RENT-A-CAR I Telephone 7-33I I S IO7 W. Main S+. CompIimen+s of NATURALIZER HOLLAND'S FOOD STORE BUSTESBTEQWN Fresh FruII's ancl Vege+ables 2I3 E. Lafayeffe Phone 7-I796 Jackson, Ten Phone 7'096l 225 Circle Drive Ship and Travel ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD Your Transpor'I'a'rion is our Business Com plimenls of JUNIOR CHAPTER OF TRI-HI-Y Jackson I-ligh School Jackson, Tenn. H CARPETS - Rues C0 'P'f'en+S THE HOUSE or RICKETTS' 0 Boa RICKETTS l'lI-Y I435 Hollywood Drive Phone 7-8245 Jackson, Tenn. JACKSON MARBLE 81 GRANITE WORKS Ernesl' WyaH and Mrs. Pele Ingram, Owners Hollywood Drive JACKSON. TENNESSEE GLEN-MORE CLOTHING CO. IOS E. Lalayelle Jackson, Tennessee 0 Complirnenls . . of 1 'N-H H- Sw TENNESSEE PUMP AND 225 W. Balhmore CO. Jackson, Tennessee 0513025 Compliments ot Griffin Funeral Home A.B. and B.S. Degrees 44l E. Chester Street Jackson, Tennessee L A M B U T H lei. 7-552i Compliments ot Highland Heights Methodist Church Jackson, Tenn. Diamonds - Watches Silver - China - Crystal Distinctive Gift Jewelry L. P. Jackson Quality Jewelers Compliments ot Hubert Owen Construction Co. LAUJREEO 532 E. Chester St. Phone 7-8536 4 S.lTl. A E ANDERSON 81 O'BANNON'S PHARMACY Walgreen Agency Phone 7-4489 Chester St. Jackson. Tenn. Compliments Comiiimenis of ALLEN BANANA COMPANY Jackson High compimm of P I A ALBERT'S DRESS AND SLIPPER ' ' ' si-lor '4f'31315e' Compllmenfs of TRI-COUNTY FEED COMPANY Complimenls ol J. NEAL BLACKNALI. Sfafe Farm Insurance Co. BEAUTYLAND Hazel ancl Paul McCollum Louise and James Ross I992 Humboldl Hwy. Phone: 2-5l I I Complimenls . of Compllmenfs of BOONE D'CK Wg-m'g5N5ERV'CE SEVEN-HOUR CLEANERS I2I Lexlngron Phone 7-9626 C I. f Remember o 'p'menIS O CHARLES BURNLEY'S FLOWER E. D. GRAY GROCERY SHOP 8K He slands by you: you sland by him. Complimenfs of STUDEBAKER SALES. INC. CALDWELL sf HICKS INSURANCE 114 N. Royal 703 Firsl' Nalional Bank Bldg. Jackson, Tenn. Phone 7-3353 7-2856 ADERHOLT 81 RHODES, INC. FURNITURE 8. APPLIANCES 7-3322 Complimenfs of CARROLL TYPEWRITER CO. Your Royal Typewriler Dealer IDEAL LAUNDRY 8: CLEANERS 533 E. Chesfer Jackson, Tennessee Phone 7-3607 J. O. DAWSON WELDING CO. Makers of Ornamenfal Iron and General Welding II9 Farrar S+ree+ Bus. Phone 7-846i Res. Phone 7-5304 JACKSON. TENN. '45132i'ffv WYSONG'S STEAK HOUSE Home of Roqueforf Dressing Jackson, Tennessee Air Conclifioned for your Comforf CITY PIG Good Food - No Beer Homemade Pies 208 E. College BUTTS PRODUCE CO. 432 Norlh Royal Tel. 2-3374 Cornplimenfs of THE BOOTERY Complimenfs of THE JEWEL BEAUTY SHOP COOPER 81 COMPANY Neon Signs 99 Sfafo Sfrsoi Phono 2-236I STOUT'S PHARMACY For Prescripfions-Free Delivery 7I4 Wesl' Foresl Phone 7-7277 Complimenfs of VlNEYARD'S FLOWER 8: GIFT SHOP Complimenfs of FIRST CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE 720 Easi' Chesfer srsl- 014 HARLAN'S GULF SERVICE Highland 81 McCowaI Phone 7-0786 Experf Wheel Balancing Trailer Renlal Io Anywhere in U.S.A. Complimenls of HIGHLAND GRCCERY 935 Highland Phone 7-I59I HARDEMAN MUSIC COMPANY Say If Wilh Music Phone 7-32I I lI2 N. Liberly Complimen+s of KENNETH R. GRISSOM General Confraclor I23 Peabody Ave. 7-0504 '4G5133E2v ROBERTS Jaclcson's Friendly Jewelry Slore lr haha l3Ol I-liqhlan ve, one -387l EX Complimenfs of omplim 'rs I H. O. FORGY 8: SON 202 Burlon Ave. Phone: 7-6062 Wl-llTAKE HARMA Y KING BEE y ,., America's Largesl Selling Honey Flavored Syrup E dy A H SOU m5Li12.if'::.5OII Ama. Complirnenfs of Complimenis HAYS AVENUE PHARMACY of Prescripfion Druggisfsu Phohes 7-4496-7-4497 ROBINS CIGAR COMPANY Complimenls of TOWNSEND ELECTRIC CO. INSTITUTIONAL FOOD AND SUPPLIES. INC. I08 Riverside P, O. Box 4Il Phone 2-456i Disfribufor of Communify Club Brand Foods Complimenls of McDaniel Amusemenl' Company 504 Soufh Royal Phone 7A2lll Complimenls ol STANDARD DRUG COMPANY Complimenfs of FRANK NAEF BODY SHOP Complimenls of R. R. STEPHENSON 2lO E. Orleans SI, Phone 7-583l '0f51345v Complimenfs of WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE PhoI'ography by GERRELL'S PORTRAITS AND WEDDINGS Where Phofography Is An Ari' Commercial Home 2-I I47 lnduslrial 306 E. Main S+, Phone 7-O82I Jackson, Tenn. Aurhorized Dealer HOBART - HOTPOINT Commercial Cafereria Equipmenf McGEE-ROSS Cafeieria Supply and Service Division Phone 7-O73 I JACKSON. TENNESSEE Complimenls of JACKSON TRUCK AND Complimenrs of of JOHN E. PARKER CO. TRACTOR Seed-I-Iardware-Toys-Gif+s Complimenrs of Complimenis MORRIS PEST CONTROL of 40S,:?f',f,EfQlle+ MODEL CLEANERS Telephone: 2-I45I Complimenls of MUTUAL MARKET I-Iome of Fine Foods Jackson, Tennessee MIIIER IUMBER IIUIVIPI-INY, INII. Williams Sfreef PHONE 2-3761 7 Wolf, A of Jackson MILAM'S GROCERY 81 MARKET 429 Greenwood Ave. Sfaple and Fancy Groceries And Fresh Meals-Frozen Foods Phone 7-7I I I The New Southern An Alberl' Noe Hoiel Cen+er of All High School Ac+ivi'ries '4'51355v i 1. XV' Q XX ' VJ -s . Q' ,X ,Ki ,642 'L' N? 6 Eg , W G7 -LJ tX MQQQDY KOOL BEAUTY CLWRE N SH OC EAUTY SALON Complimen+s of NIV in fo develop The beaullciann A Phongf-939I4 A2142 095. Lafayeife TUCKER MOTEL R . N1 gjfwj Jackson, Tennessee? QP ' 9 xvukywf I Complimenfs of Compllmenls of QQOJ , WAL,-,CK Mum CO. STEGALL'S SHOE COMPANY 6X 2l7 Easf College JA!:E'Sgr3fll'frELllfrTV?g W '- , N E EE Complimenfs of Complimenfs of SAND'S FLORIST DELOACH BROS. POULTRY CO. ICS 5. Uberfy Phone 7-9607 532 Maclnson Jackson, Tennessee Jackson, Tennessee Phone 7-3596 'Q ,Complimenfs I V 7416417 494200 Ozfgmfgfdgw Complimenfs of furilffiallge'-7 , 6? sTONEHAvEN OROHARDS . f Y R 0 S , fa uLQNf6?56 fIf Counfry Club Lane LZ 001420 I ,O , Q ' . f ' 2 f ' 7 , , 1 own falni... UL O ' ' ff , wma ru: nnnuncrunn A R - supply ra Jackson, Tennesse fl D-mnsurance of All Ty e V, oylo d To FH' Yozxr e I ' JM X f Compllmen+s of Aj ,757 Q' f FIRST LAUNDRY CLEANERS l 'blglizlgghia Bu Phone 7.4546 2l5 O'Connor Slreef Jackson, Tenn. Co .- +!SfZQ 7 RAINEY , ' .wguf Complimenfs of ,,,,L 7 A .fl C Y 1 ! 75 lfy2bQ'Ea5 ,ai J4 jriencl ' fl JO I h n 7- l 1 V. A 1 Complimen+s of Compliment of WALL MOTEL Humboldf Highway STABLES DRIVE-IN '4f'31365v XJUI7 ll A' i ..7fl- falls Qerfafhfy been mee lgmcau,-,ij jog, thfs jean Euan f!1en9A r 0 fhy iiergfllnof-jI5'+fill 'ffnifzk PC L2 ,mcg A 665+ Offilffz QZoofL7.5'. . Complimenls of PEARLOIS BEAUTY SHOP 306 E. Main SI. mG'rfAQ Complimenls of FOSTER'S GULF STATION I Phone 7-4433 Complimenls of X Ladies' Ready-To Wear Fashionable Apparel . LEHNPNG P A Y lvloderafely Priced 927 Highland Phon -677 lI2 N. Qhur Phone 7-I62I Co imenfs MPV f ' sTEELE's CAFE of r Manager-Roberf Sfeele 222 N. Church LOC GR DAIRY I U 1 Q 'QI ' Visif Our New Dining Room X A IE-Ill, Gill W NEW LAKEVIEW MOTEL Swimming Pool-Reslauranl' Free TV in Rooms I Mile Soulh Jackson, Tenn. on U.S. 45 Phone 2-25I I who S S llfilf imem of Complimenls of SX? bl 'AMS STEEL WORKS FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH is La 2-3326 Complimenls Complimenls of of JACKSON PACKING COMPANY A FRIEND LANE AND NORTON CONSTRUCTION CO. Oualily Building Malerials al' Discouml Prices I634 Hollywood Drive Complimenls of DR. ALEXANDER LEECH Ve+erinarian Phone 2-326l 4-I6 Poplar Sfreef JACKSON. TENNESSEE , Complimenls Complimenis of of RICHARD LYON SERVICES 223 Wesl' Main McCAu.,l..lUGHE5 Telephone: 2-633I Drive wilh Care and Buy Sinclair '05 137 EW EHQJQ UZ Lz4A..UCJL,Aa Y-5'-IL., A 'b g 'D T Y, JM44 , . . I s I .X ,L. AULSQ5. Complimen+s of JOLLY CHOLLY Highway 45 Norlh Jackson, Tennessee Phone 2- I 7OI MONTGOMERY WARD Thomas McAnn Shoes for men Norlh Liberly Telephone: 7-446i Complimen+s of LAWRENCE 81 THOMPSON PIGGLY-WIGGLY 7l2 Whifehall Complimen+s of PARAMOUNT THEATER 204 Easl Ballimore S+. Phone 2-23l I Complimenfs of JONES LUMBER COMPANY 7 Jackson Sfreel' Jackson, Tennessee Complimenfs of PALACE BARBER SHOP lOl Norfh Marlcei' Sfreei' Phone: 7-I707 Besf Wishes From GAMMA OMICRON CHAPTER of 'Phe KAPPA ALPi'lA ORDER Lambufl? College SMlTH'S MEN'S SHOP Everylhing for 'rhe man ll3 N. Marlcef Sf. Phone 7-7Ol7 Complimenfs of S 8: H GREEN STAMP STORE Jackson, Tennessee Phone 7-89Ol MALCO THEATRE PAT AND MIKE-S l McMILLAN ELECTRICAL COMPANY LEXINGTON INN Curfiss McMillan Good food for less C CONTdRfixC3TORI W ,, ,, ci an n +ri ir'n Where all sluclenls love +o go. 3O8V2Ogl3eLA5n.S+. Us Tghonel7?I396 '451385v 'v XY X xf .' x A, ,xx xv P, in Vg W 'v -,N u. , f , JJ f I 'V' X1 XL Dx' xr l ,X . Ly f N f, J ,V L x Q' x N Y, 4, V, W Jf - gf ,, , n X. X '- - af .8 A? vu fl HJJXX X C -1 ffl' 991 QU l,-7 , . . fb 4 ' , , , ' , , V' ' - x O I Kg 1 L1 fag,-j-f Qin 5 . .L-V1 ffklklvb, f,,. .14 . 1 E X -L N' 2 J ' L ' . f . , , J-y MA f 'Q tw WLLC ALA fy. - 'pk AL ' l , -V , K r'?4ogMPg+ Vi , ., I . . , l 1 X ,, , 1 .,,f 'A F 1c.ff+ JALUQMINUMI QELSQ ENCEO ,. .V 1, Q TELEQHQNE7-B591 'Q 3' J, H s K' N 1 ,4 , .3 . if T- IIOO Rllill MUNI! S'l'Rl'lI'l'l'-JAKEKSON, 'I I '. N N135 S In P. 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