Jefferson High School - Echo Yearbook (Jefferson City, TN)

 - Class of 1955

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' J ' a- wfl-+1 .-ffiiifswftx nkfsa-,i v. in -fr fM: .wJT' .w ' ' ' . HAPPY MEMORIES The banquets-a part of our social life. Above: The buses wh1ch helped us escape l ! Right: The thrill of a football qamel Left: How they llvened up our school parties. L Every age has its pleasures and its style of wit 4 1 g Q , 5 Stay out of those lockers, Mr. Keefuuver sold. Plenty of cromminq for Semesler s A D M E M 9 R I E S Well, now you know there's no gum allowed. exams! u -If X l XXNXQ X ,,. I 55 Memory bhuhn ui the deeds '-. ima in 1 51 w U I I , i l fm fis e f , fb r, r... L if PM 4 sofas 9-ji ' it . S 1 a xi ' d X DEDICITION W , , M I gy 7 3.171 Mr. igdfmichael has become through ' s road understanding and his sympathetic interest in the students, a stead- fast column of Iefferson High School. Be- cause he is a helping hand to the Freshmen. a gentle push to the Sophomores, a wise counselor to the Iuniors and a guiding light to the Seniors, Mr. Carmichael is a fond memory to those who have known him. For these and many other qualities, we, the Senior Class of l955, dedicate this fourth edition of the Iefferson Echo to Mr. Harry Carmichael. sh , 5 .K 5, Q rl mud N- X! 1 6 rQ.11Ef+ f 'ag U fain 'xiff af- X' 'lffit W age: ,+-.. in .VME . X .Q . 1 'Z M gr fi 5 ' ,. , X . A cf A Rfk., , 2-,vfisfw . rw ' he 5 1 ' V k'glY m' 1 few. + IA k X- sw. ' S rf.:-3 ?'i-+ f .mm ri, - QL Se' .71 4 L! OUR PRINCIPAL Robert L. Keefauver, B S East Tennessee State M A George Peabody College. Ieiferson High P.'l'.S.A. Officer! President, Mr. I. O. Conwellp First Vice President, Mrs. Hoyl Fieldsg Second Vice President, Stanley Miles: Secretary, Miss Marion Whitakerp Treasurer, Mr. Earl Morgan. Le!! to right I D Hale Chester Rainwater Clyde Rainwater George Moore Leonard Moore Charley Stiner, D pictured. 'if 1 i i FACULTY Edward Boley B S East Tennessee S te College Band Drrector Cxvtcs Sponsor Iumor Class Vernon Caldwell BS C rson Newman Co lege Asst C a h B1 logy rl lh Sponsor Sopno no re Class Harry Carmichael A st Drmcp l BS Carson Newman Co lege Ag bra l Sponsor Freshman Class Mrs Frances Blankenship Chapman BA Carson Newman College Latm I Engllsh ll Enghsh IV Sponsor Student Counctl lumor Class Mrs Jane A Clme Cheaves BS C' rson Newman College Enghsh l Sponsor Freshman Class Aqnes Crawford BS Carson Newman College Short hand Typmg Sponsor Beta Club Mary Ahce P Mxller BA Carson Newman College Algebra ll Socrology Geography Sponsor Beta Club YTeens Lula Nelson BS Carson Newman College Plane Ge me ry Sol1d Geometry Trxgo nometry Busrness Arlthmetrc Sponsor Senior Class I lferson Echo Annual Gertrude W Rymer BA Carson Newman College MA George Peabody College Lxbrartan Ltbrary Club Sponsor Iunror Class Charles H Snodderly B S Umversrty of Tennessee Agn culture Sponsor F F A Freshman Class Ruth Osborne Turner AB Lmcoln M mortal Umverslty MA Untverstty of Tennessee Htstory Spon sor Sophomore Class R R Turner B A Cars n Newman College Um verst y of Tennessee Engltsh ll Engllsh Ill Sponsor Sophomore Class lack Wade BS C rson Newman College Coach Physt al Educarcn Marlon Whxtaker BS lt! ryvtll Cole e S tence Brble Sp rs r 4 H Club Freshman Class Mrs Norman Wnght S C rson Newman Col ege Home Econ mtcs I II lll Sponsor Semor Class F H A ai 1,5- 1- 'Ut ,ex- 73? Editor, Mary Alice Hale, Assistant Editor, Pat Glade, 4-4-1 -when Photographers: Mary Pain and Marie Quarles. Typists Connie Sue Wilson David Brotherton Artists Rosella Cate Ioanne Cochran 4 ii-on-I .-.v--0 ANNUAL STAFF To make the best better Z.,- ,.a- ! 'rv-f' ,nv 'EQ Business Managers: Kitty Fraker, Gilbert Waqaoner, loe Graham, Polly Hill, lune Scott, Lowell Churchman, Billy Wade Holt, Sylvia Whitaker, and Bill Silvers. Club Editors: Raoino Miller, Ann Mason. Feature Editors: Mary Io Conwell, Margaret Hull. Sports Editors: Aileen Quisenberry, Stanley Crawford, loe Holt. R ,Lat xv,l J 42' ,S 'bsms .,. 1 -if X 0 N I gi . ' fs I 1 - .- f ha 4' '1 1 f.l f R . - ,. 4 .A ' ':. I . . O O I ,I . Honors all um r. SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS 10 I f Q zfifmk Lfw f 1 p Sect-Qtwrv 12 Q 'fav 'f X D 5' X: ,ms lj, fig 'Q I 7 4 ii, F7 I ' I O Rf? , , 1 'nf -.KA ,fff,-+,?gi:', L -3, rchmir' V1 P K+: 5, furte SFU? Connie CJD Dfsellz Avo- 'T Q ref, 312151 'Haifa HSM. The higher we climb the broader the view E 'H-r-' Q . QQ - gal' '. 'luv 4' ,'f'- . 1'-'n' A' ,.. . se Jlnnnfi 'J' .--no if .ara. .'.'5 .,... ,f-wr., f Aries fifi '34 YZ7 SENIOR CLASS FCEM By Orville Mills When our Freshman bud first sprouted All around us life's pleasures flcuted, But we had to around our books huddle VVhile our minds were all in a muddle. Our Sophomore blossom burst forth in splendor And we found cur learning was still very slender, The worst had come which we had dreaded And best was the place for which we headed. Our lunior bloom was almost developed But we were almost completely enveloped With a seemingly curtain of lessons While we wasted all our study sessions Then our Senior flower was suddenly exposed To the fears of the future which life disclosed Our green leaves were scattered in the hall As life's promises beckoned our all. Our parents and friends to all we are grateful Tho many perhaps thought we were hateful For their kindness and love has prevailed And led us forth 'till the victory was hailed. To the teachers who carried us thru We thank them all and Mr. Keefauver too. With their help, knowledge, and kindness We overcome our unreasonable blindness. To each of these we give our thanks And hope that they ll forgive our pranks Ieff rscn High its teachers and friends remain forever alive To be cherished evermore by us the Class of 55 SENIOR CLASS SONG By Iune Scott e time has come to say good bye Although we seemed sometimes so crude Our happy high school days are oer e started school and students new And now we find another chore Our school and friends we love so well The hands cf time have come to tell That now the end is almost here We leave without a doubt or fear ur life will be both old and new Cd friends and duties new cries to e leave cur 'tea 'felt thanks to you The ones who guided us so true Succon comes ln CANS failure in CAN T8 13 Y ur tactful ways kept us subdued never never can repay All those whove helped us on our way CHORUS lr e ha we m yaways be e hes' f all that we may s pray 'wat God will lead us still An our due places we may fill Arthur Amold True as the dlal to the sun otballl 4 F F A gb Mary Frances Alley Still to be neat L N Bale: Service hrs ever act lean Baker Study to be quxet Beta Club 3 4 Band 4 Glee A Club Kenneth Arnold Plan your work and work your plan Football 4 Betty Rose Bailey A st1ll small voice B aClub3 4 F H A 3 4HClub12 L1braryCu 12 3 wwf? -'Q 'TQ 1 Chorus 3 4 4l-I Clubl 'l' 1 Bales ls true as steel Catherine Elizabeth Bates Oppcrtumty wears a smxlmq face FHA Parlxcrmentarlan 2 YTeensl 2 3 Lxbrary Clubl 2 3 4H Club 1 .4 Height: beckon ua 14 Ann Berry David Brotherion The word Amerrcan ends ln I can 4H Club l 2 3 4 Beta Club 3 4 Ieffersoman Staff 3 4 lunxor Play Annual Staff 4 Chorus 3 F F A l Faye Burchbeld Bom with the gilt of lauqhter F H A 2 4H Club l Roger Max Burchlxeld 1 Elsie Irene Cain Eddie Caralhers Srqh no more ladxes srqh no more Beta Club 3 4 Class Treasurer 3 F F A 2 41-l Clu Football 4 Shirley Ann Cain Ne t not greedy Eea Club 3 4 Band 3 4 Class V1cePres1dent l Lxbrary Club 3 secretary2 Chorusl 2 3 4 F H A 2 3 4l-l 'Fortune favors those prepared 15 William Armon Ballmger By the work one knows the Workman F F A l 2 3 4 v1cepres1oent4 e mrrror of all courtesy Gratltude IS a fruxt of great cultlvatlon 41-lC fi' nf' Vxrtue IS bold and qoodness never fearful ee Club l 2 3 4 4H Club Lzb ary Club 2 3 F H 4 i Robert Chambers Deeds not words 4 H Club 4 Wrlma lean Carter Farr words never hurt the tongue Beta Club 3 4 4H Club 1 G! 'Y Irm Cline Fteadtnq maketh a full man Her ways are ways of pleasantness Beta Club 3 4 Annual Staff Paper Staff 3 4 Se retary and Treasurer 4 Stanley Crawford It IS the eye that makes the hortzon Transfer West I-lrqh 53 Football 3 4 Annual Staff Letter Clu 34 VVilma Raye Ellison The mrldest manners and the gentlest heart F H A l 2 3 asslstant plamst 3 Ltbrary Club 1 2 YTeens 2 3 4H Club Nothing is impossible YTeens12 3 4 Lowell Marlon Churchman l never saw hrs lrke there llves no greater leader Class Pres1clent 2 3 4 F F A l 2 4H Club l Basket all 2 3 4 Letter Club 3 4 Annual Staff 4 Rosella Cate Wolte Beautxful as sweet and young as beauttful F H A l 2 secretary 3 4 Glee Club l Iumor Play Beta Club 3 4 Annual Staff 4 Class Secretary 4 Donald L Cockran Oulet and gentle but he worketh well A Ioanne Bates Cochran Artlstrc to catch her man F H A l Iumor Play L1brary Club l 2 3 4 president 3 B a Club 3 4 Paper Staff 3 4 Band l 2 3 4 Annul Staff YTeens 1 2 3 4 second v1cepres1dent4 'C' - 2 F. F. A. l. ' , , I: ..., 7 - 7 b i , . , : A . : - . I I - x A A' F. F. A. l, 2. Mary Io Conwell F. F. .l, 2, 3, 4. C U l I, I V , I V I, I, I, I al 1, ,C ' ' ' ' f I 5 ' ' 1. ' ' ' g ' C' Dwight Denton Slow to speak slow to wrath x loo Allen Cross Teaches such beauty as a womans eye lunlor Class V1cePres1dent Iumor Play Chorus 3 4 Visual s l Margaret Faye Ellison Forever dear forever land L1raryClubl23FHA 123 YTeens234l-lClub1 Club l 2 3 4 Football Z 3 Mary Faln Beauty seen IS never lost nd l 2 1 ette 4 F H A Canchdate for queen 3 lumor Play Band letter club 4 Annual Staff 4 Bobby Ioe Forgetty 12? ll: William Franklin Fine A merry heart doeth good Beta Club 3 4 Ieffersoman Staff 4 Busrness Manager Iumcr Play F F A 1 2 3 4 Pres1dent4 Treasurer 3 Football 3 Club l 2 Kathenne Elrzabeth l-'taker There rs one proof of abllrty achon Beta Club 3 4 Annual Staff F H A 1 2 3 4 second v e presxdent 3 4 Band Letter Club 4 Band 2 3 4 Paper Staff 3 4 41-l b 1 2 Basketball Manager 4 Iumor Play A man that knows not the world knows not hrs place ln xt Chorus 3 4 V1sualA1cls l Z 3 4 Patncia Marte Glade K Llfe IS a lest and all thmgs show xt I thought so once and now I know lt Transfer from San Marcos H1gh San Marcos Texas Art Club 1 lr I-hstorran Club 2 Iumor Play Beta Club 3 4 Asst Edrtor Annual Staff Paper Staff 4 'L' Ioe Wright Graham And how he could run up the score Annual Staff 4 Football 2 3 4 Co Captam 4 Basketball l 2 3 4 Beta Club 3 4 Letter Club 2 3 4 Baseball 1 3 4 Class Reporter 2 Mary Alice Hale Style IS the dress of thoughts' Edxtor Ielferson Echo, Edrtor Ietfersoman, Beta Club 3 4, YTeens l 2 3 4 Preslclent 4 Fall Carn1valOueen 7 Basketball 2 3, Athletrc Letter Club 2, 3, 4 lt can be done ii T4 S E N I 0 R S Gene Greene Grve 1t an unclerstandmq but no tongue Football l 2 3 4 captcun 4 Athlet1c Letter Club 2 3 4 Beta Club 3 4 Student Counc1l4 F F A 1 2 3 Baseballl Gerleen Hazelwood She 1S a bonny wee thmq aClub34 FHA 12 4HClub Iames Hammer Then he Wlll talk how he wlll talk' F F A l 2 Football 4 Letter Club 4 l Boys Chorus 3 Mary Frances Holcomb Mrstr ss of herself though Chma fall Transferred from lanes Valley Hlgh Beta Club 3 4 Llbrary Staff YTeens UO Billy Wade Holt I bear a charmed l1f6 Football l 2 3 4 Bosketballl 3 Baseballl 3 4 Athetc Letter Club 2 3 4 Beta Club 3 4 Annual Staff 4 Paper Staff 3 4 4l-I Club l 2 3 4 Condrdate for Kmq 3 Class Treasurer 3 4 lean Doris Iones Fa1r and soft goes lar Beta Club 3 4 It matters not how long you live but how 3' Ioe Sharp Holt Hes a sure card F otball l 2 3 4 Basketball l 2 3 4 Baseball l 3 4 l.e r Club 2 3 4 Annual Staff Sports Edrtor Beta Club 3 4 Ieffersoman staff 3 4 4H Club l 2 All Tournament 3 Vrca Pres1dent Co Beta Chapter 4 Edna Kxnsler X XSJ5 A fa1r exterxor ts a s1lent recommendatlon Iimmy Howard Ill answer ln one word A l 2 3 4 Treasu Opal Lancaster Let thy words be few 3 Clyde Iones Up up my fnends and qult your books Chorus 3 4 V1sualA1ds l 2 3 4 Iumor Play Helen Lxvesay lust rs the way of kmdness F H A l Transfer from Hancock Hrqh 3 H vu- ist 4 I B111 Iamlgan 4 H Club 1 2 Baseball 3 Wxlma Large So cool so calm so bnght Beta Club 3 4 F H A l 2 3 41-I Club l Lrbrary Club 3 Burley Kmkead Be sure you are nqht then qo ahead F A l 2 Footba Anne Mason To bequ1le many but to be bequxled by one YTeens l 2 3 4 vxce presrdent Beta Club 3 4 Ieffersoman Staff 4 Malorette 1 2 3 4 Band letter l 2 3 4 Annual Staff 4 'I9 0 I I I 7 , , , 5 , , 7 H9 ' F. . A. l, 2, 3. K '1 r ,. . . ,, ,5 I F. F. . , , , , rer N ja' .O , I 2 f i Confidence is the companion of success . F. , . , 5 ll 3. I . Duette Melton Such loy ambitxon finds Transfer from Humbolt 4 Beta Club 4 Don Kirk A hlgh school Joker to cure the dumps Beta Club 3 4 Bandl 2 3 4 Band Letter Club 3 4 F F A 'Ill' Hugh L Lamb Loyalty lS my watchword 4 H C Racine Gale Miller R G Lowery Men of few words are the best men Lors Ruth Myers I shall laugh myself to death Transferred from Bowlmg Green Kentucky and 2 L rary Club 2 3 F H A l 2 YTee s 4H Club 1 2 'ST' Stanley W. Miles Ambition has no rest Beta Club 3, 4, President 45 P. T. S. A. Vice-President 4: Iunior Play, Transfer from Shawnee, Oklahoma 3: Orchestra 25 Mixed Chorus 2, Tennis Team 1. Sally Frances McBride Her voice is ever soft, gentle, and low Student Council 41 Beta Club 3, 4, F. H. A. 1, 2, 3. Out of school lilo. into ll!o's school Knows the luxury of doing good Annual Staff 4 Glee Club l Beta Club 3 4 Treasurer 4 Paper Staff 3 4 Iames Earl Marks Rlch m good works Mary Ahce McCartor 7 Exceedmgly well read b A 2 4H Clu M... C' i I X02 jx If' Lloyd D McGhee Be land to my remains Football 2 3 F F A l 2 3 4 Manager footballl Bonnie Marie Quarles Youth Atomic Pnerqy Band 3 4 Beta Club 3 4 Band Letter Club 4 Class Secretary 3 Annual Staff 4 L1brary Club 1 F H A l 2 4 Sonqleader 3 4l-I Club l 2 Chorus l 4 Kenneth Delmar Plullxps If l could s1t down and rest hte would be a pleasure Baske ball 2 4 Transfer 2 Polly Ann Seals The sweetest garland to the sweetest rnard Club l 2 3 Lxbra YTeens l Glee Club l lumor Play 1 is lack H McColq Studrous to please a Club 3 4 F A l 2 3 4 Secretary 4 Iumor Sctence lub lransferred from Maury 3 Dora Alberta Newman n every qesture dxqmty and love a Club 3 4 F H A Bob L Otey I would help others out of a fellow feelmq Transfer from Madlson Hrqh Football 2 SCIQDCG Club 1 Club l 2 Fhile Club l Athletrc Club 2 Lmda Alleen Qmsenberry Tre 1dea of her llfe shall sweetly creep ,7 B setballl F l-I A12 3 L1braryClubl 2 4l-lClubl 2 Annual Staff 4 Iumor Play Keith Ruqel Loves truth but pardons error a Club 3 4 F F A Delores Iune Scott Qhe wooed 1n haste but w1ll wed IH leisure 6 CF' Beta Club 3 4 V1cePres1dent 4 Cheerleader 3 4 Student C uncxl 2 3 4 V1cePres1dent 4 Annual Staff Busmess Mgr e' rsonran Staff N ws Edntor Glee Club 1 F H A I Letter Club 3 4 Iunlor Play 21 Bllly Shand! Be there a way wisdom frnds a way A 3 4 4 l-I Clu Ruby lane Vest e that was ever fa1r and never proud gf Wllllam Clayton Sllvsr l-le tr1ed to make mustc Band Letter Club l Z 3 4 Drurr- Maror 4 Annual Staff 4 Band l 2 3 4 Boys Chorus 3 4 Iumor ay Sylvia lane Whxtaker H Her every trowns are tazrer far than smtles of other mcndens are Band l 2 3 4 Band Sponsor 4 Band Letter Club 2 3 4 F H A Parhamentarran 2 Treasurer 3 l.1brary Club 2 3 4 Annual Staff 4 4 H Club l 2 Chorus l 4 Iumor Play 2' Clayton Barny Smlth lt lS good to 11ve and learn Boys Chorus 3 4H Club 2 Conme Sue Wxlson She that was ever farr and never proud had tongue at will and yet was never loud Cheerleader l 2 3 4 Student Counc1l 4 Beta Club 3 4 Class Prestdent 1 Second V1cePres1dent 4 Annual Staff Typtst Ieffersonxan Staff TYDlSl Letter Club l 2 3 4 Glee Club 1 YTeens F H A 1 2 L1brary Club 2 3 4H Clubl 2 Iumor Play Bobby Lynn Smith Gentle of speech benehcral of m1nd 2 3 4 Reporte Gerald Smith Truth from hrs IIPS prevatled 4 H C Tonight we launch where shall we anchor? 22 F.F..l,2,,':- br. y 'sh ' I . .,.M: IIS:-'Pl'. 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Walter Green Stoolrebury Let thy words be few 4 Club l 2 3 4 Gilbert Waggener Stolen sweets are the best Manager l Beta Club 3 4 Football 1 2 3 4 Athletxc Letter Club 2 3 4 Basketball Manager 3 4 Annual Staff 4 Student Councrl 2 3 4 Baseball Bobby I Welch I-le bids fcur to grow wrse 3 4 4H Clu Roland Whitaker Be swxft to hear 4l-I Club l 2 F F A 3 4 Transferred from Rush Strong 3 lumen Luther Wrlght Well done rs better than well said F F A 2 3 4 Basketball 3 Baseball 4 Gordon Dale Witt Nothmg IS xmposslble to a wrllmg heart Football 4 Athletrc Letter Club 4 Basketball Transferred from Rush Strong 3 Blll Young l1ve whxle I can 4 H Club 1 2 Orville Mills tNot Ptcturedl Made poetry a mere mechamc ar 23 4 Chorus 3 SENIOR CLASS HISTORY By Shzrley Cam ln the fall of September 1951 133 Freshmen enrolled ln the new Iefferson Hlgh School The boys led with a total of 72 whrle the grrls had only 61 We did not feel llke green freshmen as most freshmen do because we were not the only on s that couldnt fmd our way around The upper classmen and the teachers became lost rn thls new bulldlng As the year progressed we became better acquamted wxth the school the students and teachers We developed the school splr1t and lomed ln the actrvltles We chose the followmg offlcers President Conme Sue Wrlson Vxce Presrdent Shirley Cam Secretary Ioe Graham and Treasurer Buddy Rommes We selected M1ss Marlon Whxtaker M1ss Esther Blanc and Mrs Ioe Chapman for our sponsors they were to keep us rounded up The followmg boys went out to see what they could do ln football Robert Franklrn Ioe Holt Bllly Wade Holt Gllbert Waggoner Gene Greene and Ioe Graham We also contrrbuted m mbers to the basket ball teams Ioan Denton represented the Freshmen for the grrls team and Ioe Graham for the boys team Lrttle drd we dream that when Conn1e Sue was elected cheerleader and Anne malorette that they would be ervmg for four consecutlve years There were also several members rn the Band and the clubs Ioan Denton and Ioe Holt were elected for Mr and M1ss Freshman The most excltxng event for the Freshman Class was the trxp to Chrlhowee Park where we had the t1me of our llves Havmg emoyed our three months vacation 60 boys and 50 g1rls eagerly began the1r Sophomore year Lowell Churchman was chosen to lead us through the year VICE Presrdent Gene Greene Secretary and Treasurer Eddie Carathers Reporter Ioe Graham served us well For sponsors the class selected Miss Betty Peck Mrs Max Moore M1ss Esther Blanc who was later replaced by Mrs Gene Btvens Our faith ful slx boys agarn played on the football team Delmar Phrllrps Lowell Churchman and Ioe Holt were the only new members to play on the boys basketball team the Sophomore year Mary Allce Hale played on the grrls basketball team for the first tlme In the fall we had a Wrnter Carnival Thls was an excrtmg event because our own Mary Alice Hale and Grlbert Waggoner were crowned Kmg and Queen of the Carmval One of the most remembered high lrghts of the year was the class hayrlde and Weiner roast at Cherokee Dam a trlp whlch brought laughter when Tootsle Quarles lost her shoe Qf course we enloyed the trlp back to hunt for tt Conme Sue Wllson and loe Graham were elected M1ss and Mr Sophomore All too soon we found ourselves almost at the top of the stairs wxth Just one more round to go The boys st11l were ahead of the g1rls tn number totaled 55 whxle there were only 44 gxrls Smce Lowell Churchman had made a good Presx dent the year before we elected htm again to serve as Presldent along w1th Ioe Allen Cross as V1ce Presrdent Mane Quarles Secretary and Brlly Wade Holt as Treasurer We chose Mrs Quarles Miss Fanny Belle Sharp and Mrs Max Moore as our sponsors We had elght more boys on the football team thrs year along wrth those returning from the prevrous Betty Balley year They were Orvrlle Mills Iack Seals Bill Fine Dwight Denton Stanley Crawford Gordon Wltt I W Churchman and Burley Kmkead The same players went out for both the grrls and boys basketball team Agam the class was well represented on the basket ball court ln the band and Iune as cheerleader fBoy could she yelll Mary Fam and Bxlly Wade Holt were candldates for Kmg and Queen of the Fall Festzval Conme Sue Wrlson and Ioe Graham were elected Mr and Mxss Iumor Around 35 members Jomed the Beta Club and looked forward to gomg to the Beta Club Conventron rn Nashvllle The cllmax of the year was the Iumor Receptron The theme was Under the Sea and was really emoyed by all We would not forget our play Beauty and the Beef Now we fmd ourselves at the top of the starrs our last year at Ole Iefferson High 52 boys and 41 grrls began work wrth a tmge of sadness at the thought of leavxng our alma mater We elected Lowell Churchman Presxdent First Vice Presrdent Iune Scott Second Vlce President Conme S Wilson Secretary Rosella Cate and Treasurer Bally Wade Holt For our Sponsors we chose Mass Nelson and Mrs Norman Wrlght Bestdes the boys who played on the football team the three precedmg years there were R G Lowery Kenneth Arnold and Arthur Arnold out for the frrst t1m Gene Greene and Ioe Graham were elected Captain and Co Captam Our class was delighted to have Polly l-1111 along wrth Iune and Connie Sue as Cheerleader She really knew what cheerleadmg meant Her smxle always seemed to say Go Iefferson B111 Smlvers and Gordon Wztt were the only new boys out for basketball from our class Grlbert Waggoner was elected manager and Bllly Wade Holt score ke per Krtty Fraker was elected manager for the glrls team The followmg seniors played ln the band this year Don K1rk Ioanne Cochran Shrrley Cam Margaret l-lull Anne Mason Elsre Cam Wlllldm Fox lean Baker Mane Quarles and Krtty Fraker B111 Sllvers was elected Drum Mayor and Sylvra Whitaker Band Sponsor The Senior Class was delxghted to have Margaret l-lull steppmg up to graduate wrth us She ls finish mg hrgh school m three years The Semor play and banquet wxll always bring back wonderful memones Wlth graduatlon behmd and the antlclpated trip to Washington over the hxstory of the Senior Class of 1955 closes Not finished just begun 26 , . , . , . . . . - - . 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H 1 CLASS WII.l. 1955 Lowell Churchman wxll my abxlity for class leader shzp to George Fam Cathenne Bates leave Vernon in the care of Mr Carmtchael Davrd Brotherton w1ll my typing abxlxty to Von Edmonds Mary Frances Holcomb leave my quxet ways to Patsy Lme who IS so loud Billy Shands w1ll my abllity to monopollze the hxstory class dxscussxon to Frank Hollway e Ioanne Cochran Margaret Hull and Duette Melton w1ll our abxhty to catch our man whrle st1ll in school to Elxzabeth Kmcaid Wanda Cadle and Blllle Io Wallace I Roger Burchfleld w1ll my seat ln the health class to my srster Shxrley We Iean Iones and Bobby Smith w1ll 1ust leave together I Edna Kmsler w1ll my sweet and quiet ways to Polly Hensley I Alberta Newman w1ll my pretty brown eyes to Agnes Ballmger I Iames Hammer w1ll my flaming red ha1r to lack Haynes We Sylvra Vlfhxtaker and Gerleen Hazelwood will our sxze to Opal Lockhart and Barbara Io Hatmaker I Orville Mxlls leave my poems to Mr Turner to analyze I Bally Wade Holt w1ll my physrque to Davxd Skeen We Opal Lancaster and Ruby Vest leave our gxggles to Ella Mae Bull and Bobb1e Foster Shrrley Caln leave my neatness to my cousin Anna Lou Cam Brll Young w1ll my black curly halr to Clyde McGhee Gene Greene leave my bachelor ways to Roger Denton Payne Roland Whittaker leave my perfect attendance record to Raye Doyle Aileen Quisenberry leave my height to Lots Rommes who needs xt Clyde Iones leave my Slumbers in htstory class to Dwayne lolly who w1ll never use them Mary Hale leave my place as Edrtor to the Iellerson 1an to Sherry Bonds I plty her Lois Myers w1ll my chewmg gum to Mrs Chapman who so faxthfully has remmded me to drspose of lt Hugh Lamb w1ll my way wxth the women to Gale Robeson Wxlma Large will my good naturedness to Patsy Hznchey Armon Ballmger leave my posrtton as an F F A otftcer to Charles Gass Donald Cochran wxll my llmld way to my brother Tommy Kitty Fralrer w1ll my cute turned up nose to Shirley Bailey Gllbert Waggener will my pretty teeth to lack Churchman Gordon Wltt leave my abrlity to aggravate gtrls to Harold Kinder lim Cline leave my motorcycle parking space to Frankle Breeden L N Bales leave my helght to Benny Freeman Barney Smith w1ll my abthty to sack up grocerres to lrmmy Moyers Gerald Smrth leave my bashfulness to Donald Fmley William Fox take my trumpet and leave Burley Klnkead, leave my neat looks to Floyd Case U1 '4 m Sf.. 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CL 0 Arthur Arnold w1ll my positron on the football team to my brother H G Kenneth Amold l ave my masculme bulld to lack Rankm Ball Ianugan w1ll my hrstory excuses to B111 Tate Mary Fain leave my place as mcnorette to Barbara Purkey Btll Fine w1ll my way wrth the Dandrldge gtrls to Kerth Iackson Walter Stooksbury w1ll my 4H Club record to my s1ster Sandra Mary Alice McCarter w1ll my colgate smlle to Betty lean Street Pat Glade w1ll my shorthand book to anyone who IS stupld enough to use it Mary Io Conwell wxll my freckles to Patsy Flelds Ioe Graham I ave my posxtron on the football team to Gravey Bobby Welsh w1ll my pep and v1vac1ousness to lackle Mtller lean Baker w1ll my sweet drsposxtron to Martha Io Breeden Betty Barley w1ll lust ftnd Soup and leave Rosella Cate leave my pleasmg personality to Ableen Mone v-4 r-4,--4 r-4 v-4 r-1 -4 t-.,.. ... r-4 r-4,-4 .-4 Mary Frances Alley leave my umque expresszons to no one I Holt leave my place as author of Captam Dmgleberry to anyone who can wrtte lt Ioe Allen Cross leave my knowledge of sclence to Brll Sprvey We Faye Burchfield and Ixmmy Howard leave our courteous ways to Evelyn Davxs and Bobby Hubbard Delmar Phrllrps take my thrty ways and leave for I may need them ... r-.4 .-t r-4,-1 Stanley Miles leave my promptness m gethng my Enghsh asslgnments to I1mmy Hale Don Kirk w1ll my band mstrument to anyone who rs strong enough to carry it We Faye and Raye Ellrson leave our many boy frxends to Lyda McGhee and Glenda Lawson Bobby Ioe Forgety w1ll my good looks to Btll Kmder B111 Silvers w1ll my place as lust trumpeter ln the Ietferson Hrgh Band to Ronme Howard Robert Chambers w1ll my POSIIIOH as Mr Carmichael s handyman to anyone who can please htm Ann Berry leave my crzmson blush to Sylvta Bullen Weldon Holrway leave my hxgh grades to my brother Ray Luther Wnght w1ll Just leave thank goodness We Polly Hill Iune Scott and Conme Wrlson leave our plac s as cheerleaders to Neal Chlldress Betty Rugel and Ann Payne Elsie Cain w1ll my blg mouth and useless dreams to Irene Sanders Wilma lean Carter w1ll my naturally curly harr to Ehzabeth Fox Racme Muller w1ll my dark complexlon to Shxrley Chambers Polly Seals w1ll my baby blue eyes to Barbara Roach We R G Lowery and T I Bales w1ll our seats on the New Market bus to Bobby Huffaker and Bobby Ioe Hodge l Earl Marks leave my place an the Hxllbllly Band to Clyde McGhee s-4 fContmued on page 677 'WbatIwllLloan 27 l, . 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' Consider the pant look forward to the future SENIOR CLASS PROPIIECY By Wtlma lean Carter Catherme Bates We the Senior Class of 55 have been together four long years We have been happy here and have achteved many great things together Now the time IS draw1ng near when we shall be leav1ng our Alma Mater for good We have wondered what our class mat s w1ll be GOIHQ ln years ahead We have had the honor to look mto the crystal ball to see what the future holds for each of them Would you like to know about them? The f1rst picture we see IS that of dear ole Iefferson H1gh Some of our classmates must have liked it very much because we see a very vtvid p1cture of some of them teachmg there Lowell Churchman our class pres1dent is the princzpal He always was one to ke p dlSClpl1HG Mary Frances Holcomb IS his secre tary Sh has fmally changed her name to FINLEY A11een Oulsenberry IS the g1r1s basketball coach Roger Burchf1eld IS the h1story teacher The members of our class who were rn the Athletrc Club seem to be domg OK for themselves We see Grlbert Waggener as 11ne coach at West Po1nt Gene Greene IS coach1ng at Notre Dame I hear they are playmg tn the Rose Bowl 1n Ianuary They are play1ng Alabama where Ioe Graham IS coach We f1nd loe Holt as basketball coach at Kentucky You w1ll remember all these boys as bemg outstand1ng players We see that several new busmess establishments have been added to New leffers Town Bobby Ice Forgetty and Clyde Iones own a large grocery store on Mt Horeb Tra11 It IS called The Gravely H111 Super Market Ann Berry IS cash1er and lames Hammer drrves the dehvery truck B111 Iarmgan B111 Young and B111 Shands have bu11t a new garage called B1lls Serv1ce Stat1on Burley Kmkead IS owner of the modern Poodle Beauty Salon HIS beauty operators are Edna Ktnsler completed tra1n1ng tn Hollywood And can you lmaglnel W1lma Large lxves 1n Texas where she and her husband own several oll wells Mary Fam IS now head nurse at Memphis Hospital Roland Whittaker 15 ch1ef surgeon Stanley M1les whom you w11l remember as being full of trxcks IS now a famous maglclan ln Frame Ed1t1on New York Rosella Cate ts h1s beaut1ful ass1stant Yes you guessed 1t' Tootsie 15 f1na1ly president of the Gtggling Club Polly Seals IS the most active member B111 S1lvers drum ma1or for the band is leader of a famous band 1n New York It IS called Tommy Dorseys Band No 2 Delmar Phllhps IS a famous mOV16 star Hts para mount pxcture IS Swing Gerleen Hazelwood ls his secretary She answers all h1s fan mail Earl Marks now has h1s own rad1o and TV program Chucky and Bamey help make 1t a trlo Their pro- gram called the Mounta1n MUSIC Makers 1S spon sored by WITTS Beverages Walter Stooksbury B111 Fme and Dwtght Denton are 4 H Club advisors 1n Iefferson County Mary Alice McCarter IS HD Agent Donald Cochran owns the famous Frenchie Restaurant 1n New Orleans Hts head waitress 15 Lois Vlyers Bob Otey IS the new preacher at the FITSY Bapttst Church Alberta Newman IS the choir director 11m Cline IS Pres1dent of the Motorcycle Club f Tennessee Mary Frances A1ley IS cz telephone operator U1 Knoxv1lle Her bosses are the Bale: boys l.. N and 28 Irmmy Howard and Robert Chambers own the large poultry farm on M111 Springs Dr1ve Mary Hale IS chief ed1tor of the New York Herald Tribune Davtd Brotherton IS the asslstant Speakmg of papers and magaztnesl Guess who are the famous dress des1gners for the Vogue' None other than our Pat Glade and Mary Io Conwell Polly H111 IS now the most famous shoe des1gner 1n Pans M1llers Inc of the way Racine IS the Margaret Hull who m Chzcago where she and furs New York sell these shoes By owner of M1llers IS st1ll happ1ly marrred lrves models sleek evemng dresses Sally McBr1d IS d1et1c1an at Carson Newman Col ege Elsxe lean and Shrrley are now making records for the Cross Esq Recordmg Company They call them selves the Man drew Slsters Faye and Raye own a new drlvetn restaurant 1n Mornstown called The Twm Pop Armon Ballmger who never m1ssed a day of school IS now truant off1cer We see Don Krrk and Kexth Rugel as private detect1ves Dont worry though 1f they catch you lack MCCOIQ famous lawyer w11l handle your case fFor a small lee of S7001 There was a meetmg at the home of Opal Lancaster famous SOC1ElY leader on Iune 3 The new book by the famous authors lean Iones and Ruby Vest was rev1ewed Two of our members are attendlng ETSC Connie Sue IS head che rleader and K1tty Fraker plays the bell lyre 1n the band The Arnold boys own a used car lot tn New Market called Honest Abes Anne and Stanley are happ1ly marned and living rn Wash1ngton where Stanley has a 1ob as an electrical Sylv1a Whlttaker runs the Old Maids Home on Dandrtdge P1ke Betty Barley 15 the main roomer Duette Melton the new g1rl 1n our class ts still happ11y mamed She 1S also secretary for the local dent1st Bobby Welch Earl Poore and Gerald Smith own a dude ranch ln Arlzona They call 1t the Lazy Mans Ranch Orvllle M1115 ancl Luther Wrtght are pllots tn the U S A1r Force Joanne Cochran IS st1ll wr1t1ng letters to Fred Weldon Hol1way is now a U S Senator R G Lowery IS h1s chauffeur Hugh Lamb IS now a bus driver for the Tennessee Coach Company HIS Job IS taking the Sen1ors to Wash1ngton Iune Scott now Mrs F1nchum was elected the metropolttan opera star of the year We s e a large laboratory wxth test tubes every where Who should be domg the experiments but Wllllam Fox Bobby Sm1th IS teachmg phys1cal educatron at New Market Grammar School Guess what? Eddte Carathers and Bllly Wade Holt have f1na1ly retired after gxvmg lessons for 30 years on how to avoid studying We Wilma Carter and Cather1ne Bates see our selves st1ll restrng after havmg wrltten the Senior Class Prophecy Our task IS frmshed We have seen what our class mates w1ll be do1ng flVe ten or even twenty years from now The p1cture IS gradually fadtng from the crystal ball and now all we have left of the class of 55 IS memor1es memor1es 'I ll 1 , . , e ' ' . , ' . . - 1 1 I 1 . 1 I . 1 l I I . . , . - , 1 V ' I 1 G . . . D . - 1 I 1 Q 1 ' ' , . , , . . , ,. . .1 1 v , 1 1 H 1 I 1 . ll . Q 1 , , I . e . ., . , . . ., ,f , ,, 1 u l Il l 1 s ,. . , . . - 1 Helen Livesay and Faye Burchfield, who have just engineer. - - . . . H ,. I ' 1 I I - - . . . .1 , . ' ' - ' 1 1 11 ' ' ' , ' 1 Q ' 1 r 1 1 I 1 ' l . . . ,. . 1 1 ll H . - . 1 ' ' . e ' - H ,, , . ll 1 1 'll 1 . I I I ' a , , ll ll I ' 4 A I V I ' . . . O . . . I ' - , T. I. ' ' ' , ' . . . . . 'nk had .C 115' .4 x, ,..: 7, nw ' 'Ji A - UK, Zi... 'Y 1X f. lg 'NX ff' , , , 2 1 Q pg . ff' .3L'i 'e ,f P E5 vi f 'if' jeff: 4 A 5 ' - --Q15 T xt .3 ,ng Pr-esgdent---fzan 'Nift I u N I o R ' Q-Premdent-Sherry Bonds QirGf':ry- Ierry Harper CLASS Q surer-Patsy Line Today wa follow, tomorrow we lead 0 F F ' C E R S 1' 127' 1' Q'-' if T' Q' 1-f 21 Db 5 Q Wha1 we are to be we mo blcomlnq 30 .IIINIORS Charles Ausmus Agnes Ballmqer Sherry Bonds Shrrley Faye Burchfleld Barbara Mae Burien GGWYQIS Catherine Carr Floyd Case Iva May Cate Ioann Cate Shirley Chambers Neal Chlldress Davxd Clme B tty Cowan Evelyn Davrs Von Edmonds Marlene Frelden Sarah Foster Ellzabeth Ann ox Iudy Hammer Belly Ioann Hazelwood Marqre Helton Polly Hensley Patsy lane Hlnchey Tommy loe Hodge Bobby Huifaker Vwran Iarmgan Dwayne Jolly Iuamta lones 9 G. 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Secretary-Ann Sloan Y-TEENS Pre-sidentA--Mary Halo Ist Vice-President Anno Mason 2nd Vice-President--Ioanne Cochran Secretary and Treasurer-Mary Io Conwell Social Chairman-Mary Pain Nothing ventured, nothing garland 4-Il l-'resident-eWalter Stooksbury Vice-President-Betty Ftuqel Secretary-Frances Scarlett Treasurer-David Brctherton Reporter-Georgia Bettis Sona Leaders-'Ann Payne Ioan Wttt .IEFFERSONIAN STAFF Editor, Mary Haley Assistant, Sherry Bonds, News, Iune Sccttp Assistant, Shirley Burch- fieldg Fashions, Polly Hill, Assistant, Betty Ruaelg Feature, Racine Miller, Assistant, Betty Cowan: Literary, Pat Gladep Assistant, Ann Sloan, Art, Ioanne Cool-irang Assistant, Eliza- lwtli Fox: Sports, Wayne Sloan, Assistant, Ianie Nceg Iokes, Kitty Fraker: Assistant, Patsy Line: Typists, Connie Sue Wilson, Anne Mason, Mary Io Conwellp Printer, David Ercthertony Assistant, Dwayne Iellay: Busi- ness Manaqer, Bill Fine: Assistant, Iackie Miller: Circulation Manager, Bill Holt, Handy- man, loe Holt. 'loyalty our watch word, Service our goal N , Y, ba. 'fee-ef -hr-Y' wif' if' A! f ' s '- -e.,.,.x, M , -+-W BETA CLUB President-Stanley Miles Vice-President-Iune Scott Secretary-Polly Hill Treasurer-Racine Miller ,v,,,4..- ,,,.--o-f F. ll. A. lxI'l'hl'l1lll Shrrley Burchfield lst Vrfe-President Abelearr Morto ?rrfl Vrr-Q-President---Kitty Fraker Fffrrotdry' -Ianie Noe Treasurer -Gail Warren lirstoriarr Sarah Faster Frances Scarlett lloprrrter-f Mary Sue Morqan Sylvia Bullen Prrrliarrxentarian-Patsy Lino Sorta Leaders-loan Wilt Ann Payne Patsy Fields Flrctrgqrapher--Sherry Bonds F. F. A. President -f Bill Fine Vice-Presidents Arrrran Ballinger Secretary--lack McColq Treasurer- f-limmy Howard Lei us be seen by our deeds 1 0 Q l Of' is JE 1 5 f 1 ff-s QU' I E i 3.2 fw.,N B Right: Valedictoriap, Maiifvkiice Hale Leit: Scxlutatoriun, Patricia Moxie Glade +3 2 2, ff J ' I 1 fp 5 f A Z ff -'k A Y 1 '-sf Y , ,A QZL 73'uijj, 'Q'-,..,, 1 W 'WN-.. 1 ,Mm MR. cmd MISS IEFFERSON HIGH Gilbexi Wclqgoner - Ann Payne Nothing great in lightly won 'M L 'atv 'K 'YV ..-n,L 'ff ,.. ,fm-fs ,fgflfllif JJ V 1 0-r T 1 A ff? A .:QQfg i V S-Nl I xxx'-s 5? x,v MR and MISS SENIOR Toe Graham Conme Sue WIISOU xx MR and MISS SOPHOMOHE Roy Bayless Alcleena Fraker '99 iw. if .-.J MR and MISS IUNIOR B111 Spwey Betty Cowan MR and MISS FHESHMAN Dean Collms Dorothy Bateman ,-s I 7-SN.. r s 41 1-S 5 .f Nothing ls gained without work I MOST VERSATILE FRIENDLIEST Patsy Line - loe Holt Marie Quarles Bill Silvers MOST TALENTED Rose Payne - Stanley Miles With the light of the day well explore the path of tomorrow X-, A , 1 A- .,,, A x- ,E VL fa an q -if 5-iii' ,. .,,,, , 45, . ,L,.-. 3-ww PRETTIEST MOST HANDSOME Nancy Warner Ioe Graham MISS D. A. R. Roselle Cute Wolfe Preparation is ihe key note to success 51 Flaq Twirlers: Barbara Burton, Nancy Warner, Patsy Fields, Sarah Foster, Abeleen Marie. THE .IIIS BAND Q wb r E1 If ,I lc -V Mllioretle A: Margaret Hull, Mary yum Barbara Purkey, Anne Mason A qeni and maidens fair make music pleasing lo iho eye Drum Major, Bill Silversy B a n d Sponsor, Sylvia Whitaker 141.5 44' is .'6s,:d HW! .V ,flxn '-. HH ' E' - Q 7151-E,- if-wwf' sl H ' -' A A . 'ffesaf . f 7 6 ir- vf k'X'5h QN F I -.uf I lpgfi 1 'J ft' 'Q-L .T-.3 N 4-.13 PEP SONG Beer, Beer for ole lefferson llrqh, Shake up the cocktoils, brinq on the rye Send lhcse Freshmen out for gin, And dcrfl let fl sober Sophomore in, We never stcqqer, we never fall, We sober up on qcccl crlcohcl While the royal faculty Lie drunk on the bczr room floor. I fl+q. . , 1 ' H L. -.. g V . , ,. ,Wa ijejl . ki. 71 -A if an 'lu' ,X rs 4 T , m , mg E.: 'fi' ' ' A . .. ' 'K fx R , -1 .Q - ' -..,, 7 FN ' Q 'RN fi ' 37 ' f :iight ' 0 ng K, -4,4 , 'H i V , ff A ..f'W ,M . V. 5 535343 5 'fl' . qsl 3, N, . .H 1954 JEFFERSON HIGH ELKS cu. ' lux ns Hora loday. qone tomorrow 56 WE OPPONENT THEY 33 Newport 13 7 Elizabethton 31 13 Lynn View O 13 Iacksboro 14 14 Church Hill O U Central 27 20 Carter 6 U Morristown 27 C - . ocaptam loe Graham and Captain Gene Greene, Assistant Coach Vernon Caldwell and Codoh lack Managers: Von Edmonds and Bill Spivey. Wade. 'vw They loudoth well who doeth bolt 51 I? Top Row Gene Greene KCl Ioe Grczhcrrn Cl-IBD Bill Holt CTD Gilbert Wdqqoner CGl' Icrmes Hummer KED Bottom Row Ioe Holt CQ? Stdnley Crawford CFB? Eddie Cdrdthers CHBP B. G. Lowery CED Kenneth Arnold Cl-IBD 'All Edst Tennessee Honorable Mention. ,Aa K 1. 7 Wo won'l budge an inch 1 ' ,'. is-'A 'W 'VI 'gk 'V R 1-ff'l5': .-s-. ,.., C3 Top Row Arthur Arnold CFBl Gordon Witt KC? lackie Miller CQBD Bill Tate KE? Roger Denton CGl Bottom Row Boy Bayless CTD' Vernon Killian Cl'lBl' Bobby Barrymore CEP Kenneth Graves lTl Glenn Shadden CC? 'All East Tennessee Mention. Q , Honorable Play out tho play 59 .IEFFERSUII IIIGII ELKS By Ioe Holt Stanley Crawford Th1s fourth ed1t1on of the Elk Echo would not be complete w1thout rev1ew1ng play by play the games of the 1955 Elk team But before we QIVG th1s account let us pause to pay trlbute to another trne team and our semor boys who played thelr hearts out to brtng vxctory to our Alma Mater Ole Iefferson Hlgh and to keep her colors flytng To our coaches Coach lack Wade and Coach Vernon Caldwell who have worked hard w1th us th1s season we wlsh to express our apprec1at1on Thelr road was a rough one but they stayed wrth us through thlck and th1n Agam we would l1ke to say to our coaches Well done And now to ment1or1 the sen1or boys who have played then' last game for leffer son I-hgh We would l1ke to pralse our capta1ns Gene Greene and Ioe Graham for the excellent Job they dld Our extra pornt heart out B111 Doby Holt who has lettered three years d1d a good Job as rlght tackle Iames Hammer who came through and played rlght end for the Elks Stanley Craw ford who played fullback for us d1d a great Job Gordon W1tt who played good defenslve ball for us Ioe Holt who played quarterback for the mrghty Elks The boys who worked hard durmq practlce and made Edward Beaver KHBJ hmmy Moyer CED our team what 1t was but d1dnt get to play all the t1me Kenneth Arnold Arthur Arnold R G Lowery and Edd1e Carathers These boys have fought hard for Iefferson Hlgh but must move on and let others play now We were honored to have three boys on the All East Tennessee Honorable Mentlon Team We would l1ke to hand them our congratulatlons they are G1lbert Waggoner Vernon Klllxon and Roy Bayless Now that we hate revrewed the team we w1ll go on and revlew the games Iefferson Downs Newport letferson started 1lS season Wlth a hlgh powered offense as they downed Newport Gamecocks 33 to 13 leffersons ace back Vernon Ktlllon returned the open1ng k1ck off for 88 yards lefterson held Newport for touchdown wrth Graham runnlng around left end Newport scored only one touch down the f1rst half aga1nst Iefferson s green but aggresswe defense Late 1n the second quarter K1ll1on scored on a forty yard pass from quarterback Ioe Holt As the second half began lefferson scored twxce more Once wlth a 7 yard plunge by Graham and by a forty SIX yard dash by Vernon Klllron Newport managed to push the ball across once more ln the second half before the ballgame ended Betsy Defects Ieiferson lefferson held powerful Betsy scoreless the f1rst quarter but then the hlghly pollshed Betsy offense began to cl1ck Iefferson fought back Wllh the sp1r1t to w1n and ln the last minutes Vernon K1ll1on scored on a 25 yard sprtnt Sure toe Waggoner put the ball between the uprlghts for the extra polnt Waggoner was also a defenslve standout The bxg man for Betsy was McCall one of the better backs 1n the state Last year Iefferson eased by Betsy 12 7 but thts year xt was a drfferent story Betsy out powered Iefferson for a 31 7 w1n lCon'1nued on next pagel 'What we ve done we leave before you I 3 , I 1 I I ll I n I u . . . , . . ll ll 'H - ll ll ' I Il ll kicker' Gilbert WGqgOner,'WhO played his four downs and then marched for another . 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I I I I I I A u n 1 ' A I ll - ll l X D ' , 61 Iefferson Wms Over Lynn Vlew The Elks scored 1n the second and fourth quarters to take a 130 vlctory over Lynn Vtew The ftrst score came after a 55 yard dr1ve when Graham plunged over for the score The longest run of the dr1ve was a 20 yard dash by K1ll1on ln the fourth quarter Stanley Crawford ran 35 yards for Iefferson s second and last touchdown Iefferson drove w1th1n the 20 yard l1ne of Lynn Vlew a number of ttmes but tu t couldnt push the ball over for a TD Playmg outstandmg de fenslve ball for Iefferson were Wxtt Waggoner and Graham Central Rolls Over Elks ln the ftrst quarter Iefferson was w1th Central play for play lt was not unttl the second quarter that they could force thetr way over for a touchdown lefferson at tacked Central wtth a passtng attack com plettng ll out of 16 pass attempts for a total of 143 net yards Iefferson was held a num ber of tlmes on the goal l1ne by a strong Central defense Playtng outstandtng ball for lefferson were Waggoner Bayless B Holt Tate Hammer Green and Crawford In the last m1nutes of the game Holt threw a pass to Klllton wh1ch covered 50 yards before he was stopped As the game ended Iefferson was on Centrals goal l1ne The ftnal score was 27 0 Jefferson Downs Churchill lefferson who was held scoreless the llfSl half came back from thetr halftlme rest and scored two touchdowns to down Churchtll 140 The f1rst touchdown came when Vernon K1ll1on run around end for ftve yards and the TD In the fourth quarter Ioe Graham darted around left end for ten yards and the other TD Waggoner made one of the two extra pomt attempts Iefferson was on the verge of scortng when the fmal whtstle was sounded Iacksboro Edges By Ielierson Iefferson lost a heartbreaker to Iacksboro by a score of 14 13 Iefferson playmg lacks boro for the fxrst tlme 1n 1ts hlstory got behtnd tn the flrst half two touchdowns lust before the ftrst half ended Seals ran 55 yards for a TD but 1t was nulhfted because of a penalty In the second half Iefferson came back and fought hard and scored two touchdowns but couldnt ktck the second extra po1nt Ieffersons fxrst touchdown came when Graham ran 35 yards the longest run of the mght Vernon K1ll1on scored Iefferson s other touchdown Iefferson s stand outs were Seals Hammer and Greene Ielferson Scores Early and Late to Defeat Carter Iefferson scored only one touchdown the ftrst half Vernon Kllllon set the TD up wtth a Q0 yard punt return Two plays later Graham went 24 yards for the score ln the fourth pertod Carter scored but couldnt make thetr extra pomt Iefferson bounced back wtth two more touchdowns K1ll1on cored on an 8 yard run and Stanley Ctraw ford on a 15 yard run The fmal score was 20 6 lefferson s standouts were M1ller Craw ford Denton and Hammer Next on the schedule was Sevrervrlle wh1ch was thought by many to be the h1gh ltght of the season Due to clrcurnstances beyond our control 1t was canceled because of ram S1nce most of the players had played under Coach DIQQS Sev1erv1lles coach 1t was a dtsappomtment to the whole team Momstown Downs Iefierson Mornstown took advantage of the breaks to lead lefferson 200 the f1rst half Both teams fought hard the thtrd quarter but nelther team could push over for a TD Iefferson pushed down to the Hurrtcanes 12 yard l1ne before they lost the ball on a fumble ln the ftnal m1nutes of the game Morr1stown scored on a pass play to end the game 27 0 Playmg outstandtng ball for lefferson were B Holt Graham and Bayless Thts game along w1th the other games became memor1es of another football year for the Elks Some returned to thelr locker and hung up thelr sults for a spell wh1le others to be exact twelve semors hung up therr sults and turned to bld farewell to thelr team mates coaches and to thelr school Happtness mtngled wlth sorrow as thetr Alma Mater reached out her hand and satd A ftne Job my lads you dtd your best to br1ng prtde and honor May others follow 1n your path to carry on as you have done The halls seemed empty as they departed lett1ng thetr mlnds wander over the many happy assocxattons they had had 1n a sport dear to thetr hearts Memory llnqers on 62 1 . 1 1 1 1 - ' I ' I ' . , , 1 1 1 , . . 1 1 . 1 , , , 1 4- -9 . . 1 1 I I. . , . . 1 . 1 - 1 1 , 1 1 r- - - o , 1 . 1 . ' 1 - 1 ' 1 1 1 - ' - 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 - ' 1 1 1 , . 1 1 1 1 1 1 I 1 - 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 I .- 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' . . 1 1 . l I - ' . . . . . 11 1 1 1 . 1 1 1 ' 11 1 1 , 11 IZ -XX Centers: Phillips I. Holt Moyers Forwards: Hudson Witi Churchman Graham Clark Guards: Skeen Collins Quarles Seals Killion Silvers He marks-not ihut you won or lost NI! .1 L, Forwards: Billie lo Wallace, Sondra Stocksbury, Georgia Bettis, Sherrill Collier, Buddie Ruth Senter, Barbara Burton, Patsy Line, Treasia Hodge, Patsy Fields. X75 Jefferson Jefferson Jefferson Jefferson Jefferson Jefferson Jefferson Jefferson Jefferson Jefferson Jefferson Jefferson Jefferson Jefferson Jefferson Jefferson Jefferson Jefferson but how x , e xx . Guards: Opalee Lockhart, Iudy Hammer, loan Witt, Sarah Foster, lame Noe, Gail Warren, Iucmita lones, Aldeena Fiaker, Grace Mclviurry, Bud lones, Helen lddins. anus J H BOYS r 9 SVSOV1 vs. White Pine El Wsgmgs Dcfldfldge 43 vs: White Pune Jefferson VS' Fon Branch 31 vs. Gatlinburg Jefferson VS' Whife Pine 52 VS' Newport Jefferson vs. Gatlinburg 31 vs, Rush Strong Jefferson VS- NeWD0 7 31 vs. Sevlerville Jefferson VS' Rush Sf'0 1Q 22 vs. Pittman Center Jefferson VS- Sevlefvllle 39 V54 Rutledge Jefferson vs. Pittman Center 33 vs. Morristown Jefferson VS' Runedge 31 vs. Dandrldge Jefferson VS' Me '5t.0Wn 40 VS- pmmon Center Jefferson vs. Dandrldge 41 vs. Sevlervllle Jefferson V5- P'ffm0r1 Cenlel 28 VS- Morristown Jefferson vs, Sevlervllle 28 VSY Newport Jefferson vs. Morristown 44 VS' Rutledge Jefferson vs. Newport 32 vs. Gatlinburg Jefferson VS- Runedge 35 VS Rush Strong Jefferson vs. Gatlinburg A Jefferson vs. Rush Strong Jefferson vs, Pittman Center Jefferson vs. Newport Jefferson vs. Morristown Jefferson vs. Wnxte Pine you played the game Class Wnll 1955 1 KCo'mnued cm rr qe 273 Dwxqht Denton cl Keith Ruqel wll .tr f rrmra s nd Odell Sl ver v e sv ,omg ways t Fee svn Helen Lxvesay x Lloyd McGhee wx r J .zen Sally McBr1de e studv har lack McCo1q xe '11 NC e e w Q-se ves nne Mason Jl m o keep s'e rhaa Q n Se Stanley Crawford e ve my frmendly ways to Kenneth U Y Eddme Camthers le ve my two front teeth to lohn e 'ncrs we le ve a ru,qed road to travel with nd d wns ar'l also our lockers to be used a r rk nq pl ce for hewxnq gum bet re antenna c sses he X phcm res and Freshmen we leave ur ab1l1ty t learn and our master mxnds AUTOGRAPHS e auve w e ve our VV1 h tnat he w u lc v f r o tlv x e leave hree rn r hs of hapoy ei ma te srsxqq wlh ana' er rr ass k Urs hurman Mrs ta ts 1 .ln 1 u ve av e 1 10 f leamn the w rr nq to p e se e careful mt INISS Nelson as ur executrrx 15 carrred out we have se cur hands and seal ns the 20th day of May rn the ye Cne ll usand Nme Hundred and Fxftyflve lm kers wt r y a thls w vttne s whereof ur Lord Presrdent Lowell Churchman lst VIVO Presldent Iune Scott 2nd Vlre Presldent Conme Sue Wxlson Secretary Rasella Cate Treasurer B1lly Wade Holt 67 O t ' s .r . a ' an , 1 2' 'J '. T3 Tir, K ef r, H lea 's. I . . - Q ld srhzliy' fc .,:A uayles fx. Q . Eixzll TI Fung: x C tw . f ' , 'Ili a A ' s ,el Tl .e.nQ T: The far: TA, -1 1. C A fihliis. '.'1::'1:: Ezefere ln simt. he -1 ' le 'fr 1 , - 11 ahglify tc get in t 3' ble tc senzcr l ' , G1-en: Shade., . '.'1TLli i net frrqei cur cc: s, .. . T , . f ' , leive fits f1'l'JlC 7 A . ci but E zeferly, Mrs. Thcrnas and Mrs. Newman. Thanks qces have fun. Ai tx for feefiir , 1, sv rc' if lly. f ' , lei' ..1 .Isp nflilvllity tc anyen he .Al pf Fir, K :il '. le' e th pr 'fleqe Q C ' q if K it. 'H' 'ttf l A i 'l.h 'x .i l N1 E3 . I A , v 'll ',' altllzty t 1 a . adv '.','e flf he als ppc' T t' O e ' to E: - r lea eals. see rhzt .' ill ' ' . l, , I Q' ' s. in - s , et ' lf nie . en tl : . , ' ar of Q l, ' , J: Ate ' , ' -' . Nc . Tc the f'1..' , 3 - ' ' , rainy' ups 3 3 .t , , 4 A - A as xi 1 3 S ' Q . ' . . I . . .fl 5, ' To I . C: C , Q ' ' W I Q . . , Members of the Semor Class For your cooperahon fr1endsh1p and qoodw1ll rn helpmq make Iefferson Hlqh a better and blqqer school I shall always be qrateful May your future be pleasant successful and useful As you travel along lrfes h1qhway take t1me to plant some flowers here and there so that as others come after you they may frnd l1fe more pleasant and beautlful Smcerely yours Robert L Keefauver Conqratulatlons Class of 1955 Comphments CIVITAN CLUB Iefferson C1ty Tennessee Builders oi good cmzenslnp IIODGSON Oll. C0 We haul duecl and sell for less A FRIEND ODN9WUSH1qhWGY 11E Iefferson C1ty Tennessee Home owned and operated FURNlTURE APPLIANCES KI'1OXV1lle Tennessee IEFFERSON CITY, TENN 68 I I Principal of I I oi ll l I n l ll ll ll JEFFERSON COUNTY MOTOR COMPANY Dcmdrldqe Tennessee Phone 3456 Ns FUHD CARS 'M H TRUCKS SALES SERVICE More than ever the one hne car 1n lts held Al used coats and trucks A complete hne oi Servlce for cxll makes 24 hour Wrecker servxce f ...- O K f a fx t X 1 A' rx, K Y 2 , X. 1 I S CARSON NEWMAN COLLEGE Cln the valley of East Tennessee? A standard college for both men and women Moderate Expenses Member Southern Assocratron of Colleges Assocratron of Arnerrcan Colleges Fourteen strong departments Lrberal Courses Leadrng to Degrees of Bachelor of Arts and Bachelor of Sc1ence SPECIAL FEATURES Pre Legal Pre Medxcal Expresslon PIANO VOICE VIOLIN ORGAN BAND Harley Frte Presldent Iefferson C1ty Tennessee Comphments HELEN RADER IOHN GOFORTH Home Dernonstrahon Agent Shenff A O BURCHFIELD P L CHAMBERS Clerk and Master Crrcurt Court Clerk F M MASON C F HARDY Trustee County Court Clerk MISS IANETTE DOCKREY H BURCHFIELD Reglster of Deeds Tax Assessor I C AMOS County Agent 10 For catalogue or other information address: of I. . DAIRY PRODUCTS COMPANY INCORPORATED Morristown, Tennessee Grade A Mxlk and Ice Cream BEST WISHES FOR A SUCCESSFUL FUTURE If your chosen field is business we can prepare you thoroughly and quickly for a position with a future. Draughorfs has had over 50 years of experience in training and placing young people in responsible positions. Let us help you. We teach both Simplified Gregg Short- hand and Simplified Hy-Speed ABC Shorthand. You may take either Gregg Shorthand or Hy- Speed Shorthand in any course requiring short- hand. For complete information Call, Write, or Visit, THE DRAUGIION BUSINESS COLLEGE 325 West Clinch Avenue Phone 3 4115 Congratulations Class of 55 LEEPER HARDWARE Jefferson City Tennessee Compliments The Makers Of TUBE ROSE and PERFECTION FLOUR Newport Tennessee Sales Services Parts ew GATEWAY PONTIAC CO Heavy Duty Wrecker Road Servlce I B Beecher Carpenter Owner Operator W Bdwy Newport Tenn Tel 2173 Dollar for dollar you cant beat a Ponhac .IESSIE S DRESS SIIOP Home of Dxstmchve Clothes of Qo '4, 4- we I O Open 7 days, 24 hours Jefferson City, Tennessee 71 Compliments of T II E M A K E R S O F DIXIE CREAM FLOUR and MEAL Morristown, Tennessee E A R L R U G E L WOODWORKING SHOP Custom-Mode Furniture and Cabinets Route 2 Iefferson City, Tennessee FRYE S FREEZ DRIVE Curb SGFVICG A good place to ERNEST FRYE Prop Dondndqe Tennessee MORRISTOWN LINCOLN MERCURY INC The best place to trade Phone 445 446 Mornstown Tennessee Comphments TINSLEY BIBLE Walgreen Agency Dcmdndqe Tennessee Comphments STRANGE SERVICE STATION Phone 2573 Dandndqe Tennessee .IEFFERSON COUNTY BANK Dandndqe Tennessee Member F D I C Comphments COFFEE POT RESTAURANT Best Steaks an Town Newport Tennessee Conqratulotlons Class of 55 For prrntrnq worthy of the occas1on see us f1rst Wedding Invnahons and other fme pnntmg STANDARD PUBLISHING CO Phone 3101 ' - I N , . ' I ' edt. H of of DRUG COMPANY Shell G oline of . 12 ESTES FUNERAL HOME Tor those who care Dial 3511 Iefferson C1ty Tennessee Conqrcrtulcxhons Class of 1955 CALDWELL DRUG COMPANY Iefferson Clty Tennessee Dlal 2341 PROFFI'I I' S fMomstowns Fasluon Department Storel 120 West Mcnn Phone 960 Comphments W Paxton, Manager COCA COLA BO'l I'LING WORKS Momstown Tennessee ,7 s'rr:rNwAY zvsnzn' ! ! as CABLE NELSON I PIANOS yflll .Sze C IOHNSON cm' MORRISTOWN KNOXVILLE .IEFFERSON CITY ICE PLANT Send your dry clecxnlnq and laundry C S 1'C1e'1' C 'Sh'd 'Ce moluusrown uuunnv Iefferson C1ty Tennessee DRY CLEANERS Grain and suede leather Phan' 3246 lackets expertly done I Si-eral R sg of ' 1' l!:g , V N .., . I. . , M of L ' 2 0. to 18 LITTLE DUTCII RESTAURANT Mornstown s Finest O BUTLER CO Ladres Ready to Wear Mens Clothmg Shoes Dry Goods and Nohons Iefferson Cxty Tennessee BII.l. S RESTAURANT Center of Clty Grade A Arr Condztloned H1 ways 25 70 25E 411 Newport Tennessee M R O G E R S Quahty Clotluers since 1897 Mornstown Tennessee RUGEL MFG CO Church Fumxture Morrlstown Tennessee J W M O O E Pluxnbmg and Heatmq Phones day 3238 mqht 3145 TIIE DAIRY BAR Radxo Center Mornstown Tennessee II MII.I.ING COMPANY Dandndge Tennessee Home of Whrte Rose Flour NEWMAN S ESSO SERVICENTER Atlas Tires Accessories Phone 9106 Dcxndndqe Tennessee IIODGE CLOTHING COMPANY Dandndge Tennessee Phone 3915 Prank C Hodge owner II B .IARNAGIN G COMPANY Your agent for all types of INSURANCE Dandndqe Tennessee Phone 2704 Cornplunents RAINWATER AND RAINWATE Attomeys at Law Dcrndndqe Tennessee G O O O . . I w I I I I II I I II R . . G C O . Il I I ll I I O O O O R . I H . W . C . I I. I. I I I I ll I II I I I I I ' I O O I of I I I I 74 FllANKLIN'S SUPER MARKET Iefferson Cny Tennessee Comphments Speciahzmq m Charter Service Anywhere Anytime Call or wnte TRAFFIC DEPARTMENT 710 Sev1er Avenue Knoxvllle Tennessee 75 HIGH SCHOOL SENIORS ,:,f'Tl 1:5'2'5' '- a or l ial goal C TIONAL ern e form C Wy PREPARE o ACCOUNTING CAREER 0 SECRETARIAL TOMORROW Vlslt Anytime Your School loglahr An mo F Ie d Star! A yilmo CAREER CLASSES NOW FORMING NATIONAL BUSINESS COLLEGE P g School Knoxvlllo I2 To n Comphrnents P T S A rsmznsou HIGH scnool. Iefferson Clty Tennessee DANDRIDGE CLEANERS Cleaners of your finer thmgs Cleamnq cmd Pressmq Phone 133 Dandndqe Tennessee Comphments EARL MORGAN AND COMPANY Iefferson C1ty Tennessee Cornphments SWAN S ENERGY PACKED In s U N B E A M B R I A D Jefferson Cnty Barber S op Iefferson Clty Tennessee EVANS Bggk 519,-e TARR CHEVROLET CO School and Ofiice Supplies Momstown, Tennessee IIICKS BARBER SIIOP nicest shop in town Main Street Sales and Services Used Cars cmd 'bucks Phone 2525 Iefferson CITY, Tennessee Comphments of Iefferson Clty, Tennessee A Friend R. RICHARDSON o o 0 Pre s e - ' re I- - E. . negur co ' I I f futures ar ld. - ,:. 'rooAY -A' 9 For u Y .. ' 'A' YH r n n The ro losuvo Business , n . I l of I . of o 76 Compliments 'l'llE BERKLINE CORPORATION ANO EMPLOYEES Comphments JEFFERSON F F A CHAPTER JEFFERSON HIGH SCHOOL Iefferson Clty Tennessee .IOIINSON SPRING FACTORY COMPANY The SPTUIQIQSI People an Town Iefferson Cxty Tennessee of O O O 17 .IEFFERSON HARDWARE Comphmems COMPANY Iefferson City Tennessee It pleases us to please you Phone 2421 .I G N E W M N Iefferson Cxty Tennessee Conqratulauons Class of 55 BLANC AND WES'l' LIIMBER COMPANY Blanc and West have the best. Iefferson C1ty Tennessee Phone 2045 Comphments Jefferson Cnty Upper Elementary School Iefferson Clty Tennessee FARRAR FUNERAL NOME Phones Jefferson Clty 2388 Dcmdrldqe 2711 VV'h1te Plne 2441 Over 30 years of continued service SI'llPE G CA'I'lE'l I' Jefferson Cmty Tennessee Phone 23l0 of . . A of I 78 ROCKY VALLEY GROCERY CAIN BODY SIIOP RAKLQYIQWHQY Auto Glass for All Cars Slqn Pamtlnq Weldlnq Wrecker Servlce Used Cars Wrecks Repalred We guarantee Sutlsfacuon Phone 3561 New Market Tennessee Phone 3483 WHITE PINE SUPPLY C0 Wh1te Pme Tennessee Phone 2978 Let us buxld your home wxth our buxldmg supphes TINSLEY IEWELEII D1amonds Watches Iewelry Sllver Crystal Chxna OPPOSITE POST OFFICE Phone 3344 Iefferson C1ty Tennessee ffw 'LLIILK X! ,Q-wx -Qnia H-V xr ,ga 'ms '1 he 'PP 4-if lnlgwliwpf 3-u -f gfkizuf' 1' ,ffl ,du 'X' I-,,,,, wg EN r-2 For 25 years the Fashxon Name ln Rayon tomorrow Nylon American E Il K A Corporation Plant at Lowland Tennessee and Enka Norih Carolma , , . w . I u . ' n I U l ll ' 1 n . . u 1 f Q -.,., P-4 . X , X ' Aft- -- 0' 'A - wh. . -5, ,v V 's f-f N as ' '. I V if, ,, . 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Q O , I WEST END CAFE Stecxks Chops Frxed Ch1cken Sect Foods Home Cooked Mecrls Fountcun SGTVICG Sc1ndw1ches Short Orders We cater to people who care Phone 9113 Iefferson C1ty Tennessee Comphmems nl: NETTIE l.EE SHOP Women s and Chlldrens Wear P E 'I' I C E C R I A M Mom at Cumberland A Health 1-'ood Momstown Tennessee Comphments Comphmems LITTLE DUTCH and RESTAURANT Company Mom town cmd Iefferson Cxty Iefferson CNY Tennessee ll ll of , . , u n ' I of of J I I c K . S - I I KNOXVILLE TRACTOR C 0 M P A N Y PAUL BROWN Phone 54467 801 E Icxckson 'wn ,...x r1U5 KSEUUP ,Q nlolll ll Q K E L I. E Y s TEXACO SERVICE rucxn sun. COMPANY Iunctlon 11E G 70 Route 4 Ashevllle Hwy Knoxville Tennessee Fabncators cmd Erectors 24 Hour Wrecker Servzce Save 30? to 60? 'Everythmg m Steel Fasluons Finest Footwear FAMQUS BRAND SHOE STORE Knoxv111e Tennessee 34M Market Square Knoxv1l1e Tennessee MQKINLEY STUDIO 112 West Main Street Momstown Tennessee PORTRAITS PHOTO FINISHING GREETING CARDS 1 Q . Cl A - Y -S - I.: ,,,x ..w.....m.' i .' ' n , FARMlMPlKMEYNfS.MACHlNERY FIELD szzosmzzns A-vnrznnuz: 50? 504 505 EAS' ,ACKSON AVEN Knox LLE,-TENN. I ' , . ' , . . I I I ll on . 1 1 ' . I I Farmall Tractor MCCOTm1Ck Machmery BEAVER MOTOR and IMPLEMENT COMPANY Intemcmoncrl Harvester Dealer' 701 E Iackson Avenue Phone 5 2143 Knoxv1lle Tennessee HODGES HARDWARE SUPPLY CO Servmg vnnth Honesty Feed Fert1l1zer General Merchandxse Hardware Plttsburqh Palnts Phone 3235 New Market Tenn Edward Hodges Owner Cornphments REEDER CHEVROLET CO Cornphments JACOBS FUNERAL HOME Rendennq Econonuccxl Servlce Always Phone 3468 New Market Tenn OFFICE SUPPLY AND 310 West Church Knoxv1lle Tennessee REGAS RESTAURANT Home ofS1zzhnq Steaks Gay at Maqnolxa Knoxv1lle, Tennessee Cornphments 6 I W HUDSON POULTRYFARM Cornphments NEW MARKET GRAMMAR SCHOOL ' l l G O of Knoxville, Tennessee E Q U I P M E N 'I' C Q M P A N Y oi of K 0 P 0 0 0 of 82 You know thus gull Phone Wrlte She IS a 1954 Graduate IEFFERSON HIGH SCHOOL She should be holdlnq a hlqh paymq secretarxal posmon but she xs unemployed! She should have enrolled for a Secretarlal Course But she drd not! The excellent posmon she fa1led to get IS st1ll vacant It can be yours when you are qual1f1ed to hll lt Start makmq plans to take secretanal trammq as soon as you f1n1sh hlqh school or VlSll KNOXVILLE BUSINESS COLLEGE Accredlted by the Buslness School Accred1tat1on Comm1ss1on 209 West Church Knoxv1lle Tennessee Fully cur condxtxoned BIDDLE .IIINK YARD Dealers ln scrap :ron cmd metals We buy all models wrecked or bumed cars Comphments H1ghWUY US UE NICIIGLS POULTRY FARM Phone 2588 New Market, Tennessee New Market, Tennessee 83 of . . . - . . , . .lil K 5' . - - - 1 - of New Symbol of SSFVICQS l lk ll s Tennessee THOMAS SERVICE STATION Tues Accessones Wash Grease 123 Andrew lohnson Hlqhway Compllrnents of RALPH GRIFFIN Spec1al Representahve 'W' Hun. nouns World s Largest Ford Dealers Phones Bus 55101 Res 934779 808 Market St Knoxville Tenn DOUGLAS LAKE GRILL We Serve Home-Cooked Meals Dandrxdqe Tennessee LAKEVIEW GARAGE ED BARBER Prop Battenes Tues Tubes Iefferson C1ty Tenn 42 Comphments WESTERN AVENUE TOBACCO WAREHOUSE The Fnendly Warehouses For best servxce and prlces Knoxv1lle Tennessee N E R I N Announcements Yearbooks Awards .I O S T E N S Smce 1897 Representahve Wendell Deyton Suite 412 Commercial Bank Bldg Knoxville, Tennessee All good wishes for a fine publxcatxon .IENNINGS AGENCY Insurance Real Estate Wrlqht Buildmq Dial 2131 Iefferson Clty, Tennessee in I ' 1 lefferson City, Tennessee 1 1 Q u u of ' , . Ph. 20 I ' F I C L A S S G S I 84 eomphmems IIICK S GROCERY DEAN PLANTERS TOBACCO WAREHOUSE tThe worlds Largest? and SERVICE STATION Fresh Groceries Texaco Gas and O11 One m11e South on H1qhway 92 Dlal 3106 Knexvlue Tennessee Iefferson CITY Tennessee Comphments Murray s Service Center Hwy IIE East of New Market Comphments TATE and IIIGRAM KNOXVILLE FERTILIZER BARBER SIIOP Iefferson Clty Tennessee C o M P A N Y Comphrnents Knoxvxlle Nc1shv11le Tennessee London Kentucky BROADWAY GIII-F SERVICE Iefferson CITY Tennessee ' 1 of I O Restaurant - Groceries - Gas of . of of 85 FLOWER SHOP .IOE SHADDAN S STORE Flowers for the lndlvldual Mt Horeb R FD 1 and the Occasxon Iefferson C1ty Tennessee Iefferson Cxty Tennessee SERVICE GARAGE Admual Apphances Ch l Pl th D 1 ws er Ymou ea em STOKELY Van Camp, Inc D1c11 2415 Iefferson Clty Tenn P G. M Servlce Siahon Neweert Temeeeee Your Pure O11 Dealers 114 Andrew Iohnson Hwy Iefferson C1ty Tennessee Robert urkey Calvm Marks Cornphments Sell your tobacco Jefferson Hugh STAPI.ETON 6 BRYANT Y Teens WAREHOUSE KNO 1 and No 21 Sell your tobacco wxth And NEW FARMERS WHSE Cherry Street .IOE BRYANT WAREHOUSE Ed Morgan and B111 Perkms Momstown Tennessee Knoxv111e Tennessee Where Tobacco Sells High. Phone 5 5548 86 I Compliments of C O P . of G1 Q O SKEEN FURNITURE COMPANY We Make Home Llvable Iefferson CITY Tennessee Phone 3142 MACK FAIN SERVICE STATION Phone 2848 Comphments Sum M C Chambers, O Optometnst Mornstown Tennessee Comphrnents BROOKS MORTUARY Mornstown Tennessee THOMAS HARDWARE NC Phone 3955 Dcmdndqe Tennessee COHQIGIUIGTIOUS Class of 1955 JEFFERSON CITY PHARMACY Drugs cmd Sundnes Iefferson Clty Tennessee Dlal 2535 Comphments Jefferson Clly Lower Elementary School SOUTHERN SHOE STORE MOFIISTOWD Tennessee PRATER OIL COMPANY Dlstnbutor for Gulf Products Momstown Tennessee CHEROKEE PLAZA MOTEL New four lane h1QhWGY 11E Phone 2066 Iefferson CITY Tennessee Comphments DANDRIDGE FLOWER SHOP Phone Dandndqe 2419 Dandndqe Tennessee Popular Pnced Merchandxse Shop f1rst at DRAPER AND DARWIN STORES always under the market Mam Street Phone 2154 ' of O O O Do of I , I . Compliments ' of of , ' o of H H 87 FIRST NATIONAL BANK Iefferson Cxty Tennessee We sohcxt your busmess Member of Federal Reserve System Comphments C L P A R K S C O TALLENT DRUG COMPANY Comphments WALLACE HARDWARE CO Wholesale Distributors Mornstown Tennessee FARRIS MOTOR CO Cornphments CARROLL A COLLINS GENERAL CONTRACTORS Iefferson CITY Tennessee Cornphments Mrs Muller s Store Cornphments MAYS DEPARTMENT STORE Iefferson Clty Tennessee HULL CASII WHOLESALE COMPANY cigars tobacco and confectxons Iefferson CIIY Tennessee of O O O of Iefferson City, Tennessee oi . . I O of of 88 .4 W H 9 Vi' fffvfi'f' K QE? I ,K , N I-uh, yn-is. mf ' ' -1 A 4, 'V' H: .., Ah in ,asf .1 .Y , 1 -M, wg -I gb. f . ' ' '-e,,,'f-vt A an ,ra V - , . ,. -. ana? rc ,133-A, , -- .. , Ja :.nhn , . ,gym 1 , L . ' I .. ,, , ,K up., I -...- - .. 49' - -Au ,, gif. Axswf' 'rf' L, - 'A-hw V 5 . ' ' ,. . : .Ji n u 'Rf-5,514 - 'sn-3-:Ay K I 2-MJHAQ . 'if' W Q, ,, ., Q V . ., , -. 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Jefferson High School - Echo Yearbook (Jefferson City, TN) online collection, 1955 Edition, Page 89

1955, pg 89

Jefferson High School - Echo Yearbook (Jefferson City, TN) online collection, 1955 Edition, Page 74

1955, pg 74


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