Karns High School - Gold and Blue Yearbook (Knoxville, TN)

Text from Pages 1 - 94 of the 1950 volume:

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CHESNEY OW .SZCl'0t6LI'g MISS GENEVA COX Cleft to' riqhtl Margie Chcxddic, Betty Tate, Sam Edwcuds, Betty Robertson, Mrs. Howley tSponsorl, Nina Ervin, lone Byington, Ruby Huff, C. B. Ches- ney tSponsorl, lcxckie Hill, Ted Reece, Ioe Yqrnell. ,-4- BCLUZI' Editor and Asst. Editor 010111, t FIRST ROW SECOND ROW MR. G! D. CHRISTIAN Iohnson City State College, B. S. MISS GENEVA COX Secretary MR. R. E. GRAHAM Emory and Henry, A.B.: Univer- sity of Tennessee, M. S. MRS. SARAH HARRISON King College, B. S.: University of Tennessee, M. A. I , i,, X g fm, , - .JJ 54. I W , ,, ' x JL fl: N . .J .r sq W . , Y if -VI 1 ,x 1 lx N. MRS. ORIANA HOWLEY Tusculum College. B. A. MRS. BEATRICE IRWIN University of Tennessee. B. S. MRS. MILDRED IENKINS University oi Tennessee. A. B. MRS. DOROTHY KIMSEY Middle Tenn. State College. B. S. MISS AMNER KIRBY University of Tennessee. B. S. MR. ORIS LYNCH Lincoln Memorial University, A. B. MISS MARY PARKS Tusculu.m College, A. B. MR. W. E. ROBERTSON University oi Tennessee, B.S.: M.S. MR. HAROLD SWANSON 1 Unive . S Ld LALR f If, fan. 1 M ?,...,,.4 A 1 ' I .f Y 4 VV 1 S X 1 5 .W U ,, 46 9 If ,, X f Ulf X V , .5 if I ! 6155586 X it adm 43-this Nucl' 'YY 3 'Un .M , gn 'QW BARBARA IANE BAILEY-Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Bailey, Route l, Byington. Secretary ot Freshman Class 46-47, Sophomore Queen 46-47, F. H. A. 46-50, Y-Teens 48-50, Chorus 47-50, Usher at Iunior Play 48-49, Commence- ment Chorus 48-50, Speech Arts Club 49-50. EVELYN BAKER-Daughter of Mr. aad Mrs C. F. Baker, Route l5, Kioxville, F. H. A. 46-50, 'Y-Teens 48-50, Y-Teens Vice President 49-50, Usher at lunior Play 48-49, Chorus 47-50, Spring Festival 48-49, Spring Concert 48-49, Minstrel 47-48, Girls Glee Club 48-49. KENNETH BELITZ-Son of Mr. C. H. Belitz, Route l5, Knoxville. Boys Glee Club 47-48, Chorus 48-49, Spring Festi- val 48-49,'Christman Chorus 48, Com- mencement Music 48, Minstrel 47-48. IAMES BRIGHT-Son of Mr. and Mrs. I. W. Bright, Route 2, Byington. Basket- ball 48-49, Baseball 48-50, F. F. A. 46- 49, Chorus 49-50, Class President 49-50. KATHERINE BUNCH-Daughter of Mr and Mrs. W. B. Bunch, Route 3, Con: cord. F. H. A. 46-50, Y-Teens 48-50. Girls Glee Club 47i48, Chorus 49-50. Minstrel 47-48, Spring Festival 48-49, Usher at lunior Play and Baccalaureate 48-49, Basketball 49-50, Class Treasurer 49-50, Speech Arts Club 49-50. C455 IANE BYINGTON-Daughter of Mrs. M. B. Byington, Byington. Glee Club 47-50, Girls Chorus 47-48, All State Chorus. Chattanooga 47-48, Spring Festival 47- 48, All State Chorus, Knoxville 48-49, Fall Music Festival 47-48, ETEA 47-50. Minstrel 47-48, Commencement Music 47-49, Spring Concert 47-48, Treasurer Freshman Class 46-47, Paper Staff 46- 48, F. H. A. 46-50, Treasurer F. H. A. 48-49, Latin Club 47-48, President Latin Club 47-48, Second Place Winner Latin Medal 47-48, Beta Club 47-50, Delegate Beta Convention 47-48, Speech Arts Club 49-50, Secretary Speech Arts Club 49-50, Y-Teens 48-50, Iunior Play 48-49, Most Likely to Succeed 49-50, Most Popular 49-50, Editor Annual 49-50. '52 0719 0 T. MARGIE CHADDIC-Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. I. H. Fulcher, Concord. Co- Captain Hockey Team 43-47, Rainbow Club 45-50, Dramatic Art Club 45-47, Speech Arts Club 49-50, Chorus 49-50. ,gf I. C. CUPP-Son of Mr. and Mrs. l. R. Cupp, Route l5, Knoxville. F. F. A. 46-50, F. F. A. Treasurer 49-50, F. F. A. Basketball 46-48, Hi-Y 48-49, Boy's State 48-49, School Basketball 49-50. IIM -DAWSON- Son of Mr. and Mrs. R. F. Dawson Sr. 1410 Middlebrook Pike, Knoxville. Gold and Blue Staff 46-48, Safety Partol 46-49, Hi-Y 48-50, Spring Festival 47-50, Fall Festival 47- 50, Concert 47-50, ETEA Chorus 47-50, Minstrel 47-48, Annual Staff 48-49, Iunior Play 48-49, Speech Arts Club 49-50. Music Program 45-49, mencernent Music 48-49, Safety Parto 47-50 SAM EDWARDS-So r. and Mrs. H. K. Edwards, R e l5, oxville. Artist Gol and l Staff 8, Boy's Chorus 4 4 or , Y 48-50. Cheerle -50, inq cert 8- 50, ET 47-49, homo Pl 47 Art Edi r Annual taff 50 al 48- 50,Minstrel 47-48,Quartet 4 , Soloist, IMOGENE ELLIS-Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. T. F. Ellis Knoxville, Route l5. F. H. A. 46-50, Y-Teens 48-50 Speech Arts 49-50, Girl's Glee Club 47-48. BRYANT COLEY-Son of Mr. and Mrs. George Coley, Route 3, Concord. F. F. A. 46-50, National Guard 48-50. NM ' h I MW xl-5 A? I .f,5lfg,lf Nina Ervin-Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Ervin, Route 1, Knoxville. Central 46-47, Y-Teens 46-47, Farragut 47-48, F. H. A. 47 48, Athletic Club 47-48, 4-H Club 47-48, Commencement Chorus 48, Karns 48-50, F. H. A. 48-50, Y-Teens 48-50, Treasurer of Y-Teens 49-50, Chorus 48-50, ETEA 48-50, State Festi- val 49, Commencement Chorus 49, Iunior Play 48-49, Annual Staff 49-50. Iames Rogers Gentry-Son of Mrs. Anna M. Gentry, Glee Club 47-48, Chorus 49-50, Speech Arts Club 49-50, Sergeant at Arms Speech Arts Club 49-50. Stewart Grady-Son of Mr. and Mrs. W. O. Grady, Route 7, Knoxville. President of Freshman Class 46- 47, F. F. A. 46-50, Vice-President of Iunior Class 48- 49, Delegate to F. F. A. Convention at Nashville 48- 49, President of F. F. A. 49-50, School Basketball 47-50, School Baseball 48-50, Paper Staff 46-48, F. F. A. Parliamentary Procedure Contest 49-50. Carolyn Lemons Grubbs- Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Lemons, Route 15, Knoxville. Beta Club 47-50, Beta Club Program Chairman, Glee Club 47-50, Girls Chorus 47-48, All State Chorus, Knoxville 48-49, Spring Music Festival 47-48, Minstrel 47, Commencement Music 47-49, Spring Concert 47-48, Christmas Chorus 48, Queen Candidate 47-48, F. H. A. 46-50, F. H. A. Par- liamentarian 46-47, Letterman's Club 48-50, Y- Teens 48-50, Y-Teens Pianist 48-49, Speech Arts Club 49-50, Speech Arts Treasurer 49-50, Pret- tiest Girl of K. H. S. 46-47, Class Treasurer 48-49, Cheerleader 48-50, Prettiest Girl in Senior Class 49-50, Iunior Play 48-49, Senior Free-Throw Champion 49-50. Bettye Sue Hartman-Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Rex Hartman, Byington. Usher at'Talent Show 47-48, Usher at Iunior Play 48-49, Y-Teens, Usher at Bac- calureate 48-49, Secretary of Senior Class 49-50. Mary Ada Hatmaker-Daughter of C. E. Hat- maker, Route l, Byington. F. H. A. 46-48, Girl's Chorus 47-48, Chorus 47-49, Sextette 48-49, Minstrel 47-48. Clyde HensleyeDauqhter of Mrs. Nannie Hensley, Byington. Latin Club 47-48, Chorus 47-50, Girl's Glee Club 47-48, All State Chorus 48-49, Fall Festival Music 47-48, ETEA 47-50, Minstrel 47, Commence- ment Music 47-49, Spring Concert 47-48, F. H. A. 46-50, Y-Teens 48-50, Treasurer Lation Club 47-48, Speech Arts Club 4950, Christmas Chorus 47-50, Prompter for Iunior Play 48-50. Iucquetta Hill-Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. I. A. Hill, l580 E. Magnolia, Knoxville. E. H. A. 46-50, Assistant Program Chairman 47-48, President 48-50, Sub-District President 47-48, District Par- liamentarian 47-48, District Secretary 48-49, State 49-50, Delegate to State Con- vention 49. Official State Delegate to Southern ' 'ention 49, National Projects Com- ' 51, Delegate to West Tennessee Lea- tl. Beta Club 47-50, Vice Presi- airman of State Resolutions Com- 'ip '.'. ii, 1' '.,t irate Convention 47-50, Beta Play s 47-50. Basketball Team 49, Graauanon unrous 49, Staff 46-48, Reporter 46- 47, Society Editor 47-48, Annual Staff 48-50, Assistant Make-up Editor 48-49, Make-up Editor 49-50, Miss K. H. S. 47-49, lunior Play 49, Most Popular 49-50, School Basketball 49-50. Ruby Huff-Daughter of Mr, and Mrs. L. S. Huff, Route l5, Knoxville. Beta Club 47-50, Latin Club 47- 48, First Place Latin Medal, E. H. A. 46-50, E. H. A. Parliamentarian 48-49, E. H. A. Secretary 49-50, Y-Teens 48-50, Representative to Girl's State 48-49, Speech Arts Club 49-50, Speech Arts Parliamentarian 49-50, Best Student, Best Citizen, Friendliest Girl 49-50, Associate Editor of Annual 49-50. Betty Ruth IohnsoneDaughter ot Mrs. H. H. Johnson, Route 2, Byington. P. H. A. 46-50, F. H. A. Song Leader 47-49, E. H. A. Treasurer 49-50, District Song Leader 48-49, Delegate to State Convention 48-49, Y-Teens 48-50, Vice President 48-49, President 49-50, Chorus 47-48, 49-50, ETEA 47-48, 49-50, Spring Festival 47-48, Minstrel 47-48, lunior Play 48-49, lunior Queen 48-49, Cheerleader 49-50, Cutest Girl 49-50. Duril Keller-Son of Mr. and Mrs, W. G. Keller, Byington. F. F. A. 46-50, Hi-Y 48-49, F. F. A. Basket- ball 48-50. Lola Mae Letsinqer-Grand-daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Letsinger, Route 2, Concord. F. H. A. 46-50, Y-Teens 48-50, Girls Glee Club, Spring Concert 47-48, Minstrel 47-48, Spring Festival 47-48, Speech Arts Club 49-50, Chorus 49-50, Usher at Iunior Play and Baccalaureate 48-49, Commencement Music 47-48. f' VK. i 2355554 if . . lv.. gr kv 'Z' 'QW -Q-A fry. E' I-,Y L -. x -g--f A f 4 Q.-. K Kenneth Edward Lewis-Son of Mr. cmd Mrs. I. O. Lewis, Route 7, Knoxville. Farragut High School 46- 47, Troop Master of Boy Scouts at Farragut 46-47, Safety Partol at Farragut, Minstrel 46-47, Karns 47- 50. School Basketball 48-49, Speech Arts Club 49-50, Chorus 48-50. ETEA 49-50. IHLA 'DEANE LOVELACE- Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ira Lovelace, Route 2, Martel. Secretary of Y-Teens 49-50. Chorus 48-50, Girl's Glee Club 47-48, Misntrel 47-48, Usher for lunior Play and Baccalaureate 48-49, Spring Festival 47-48, Spring Concert 47-48. BURL MAXEY-Son of Mr. and Mrs. I. C. Maxey Route 7. Knoxville. Beta Club 47-49, Chorus 47-48 Commencement Music 48, Usher lunior Play 4849 F. F. A. 46-48, ETEA 47-48, Beta Convention 47-48, Hi-Y 48, Minstrel 47-48. 1 CARBOI. MAXEY-Son of Mr. and Mrs. I. C. Maxey, Route 7, Knoxville. LEONARD PACKET'1'eSon of L. V. Packett, Route 3, Concord. F. F. A. 46-50, Secretary F. F. A. 49-50, President Speech 'Arts Club 49-50, School Basketball 48-50, Vice President Senior Class 49-50, Represen- tative to Boy's State 48-49, lunior Play 48-49, F. F. A. Basketball 46-47, Lettermarfs Club 48-50, Best Stu- dent, Best Citizen and Most Likely to Succeed 49-50, F. F. A. Parliamentary Procedure Contest 49-50, Speech Arts Club 49-50. BILL PHIBBSeSon of Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Phibbs, Byington. Baseball 45-50, Basketball 45-50, Cap- tain of Basketball Team 48-49, F. F. A., Letter- man's Club 47-50, Vice President of Letterrnarfs Club 48-49, Hi-Y 48-50. President of Hi-Y 48419, Best All Around Boy 48-49, Spring Festival 48-49, Spring Concert 48-49. ,gn- ' MARIE PITTS-Daughter of Mr. Robert Pitts, Route 3, Concord. Y-Teens 48-50, Y-Teens Basketball 48-49, Spring Concert 47-48, Minstrel 47-48, Spring Festival 47-48, Usher at lunior Play 48-49, School Basketball Team 49-50, Speech Arts Club 49-50, Best Girl Ath- lete 49-50. WAYNE PROVENCE-Son of Mrs. F. R. Provence, Route l5, Knoxville. F. F. A. 46-50, ETEA 49, Chorus 49-50 State Festival At Chattanooga 2 'V A -- ' Tlhorus 47-48, Minstrel 48, Spring 'iner of Elks Essay Contest 48-49. u:.u xu.r.L.r.-Son or Mr. and Mrs. I. R. Reese, Route l, Byington Washington College High School 46-47, Track Team 46-47, F. F. A. 46-47, Boxing Team 46-47, Karns High 47-50, Boy's Chorus 47-48, Glee Club 49-50. Delegate to Chattanooga Chorus 49, ETEA Chorus 49. Spring Festival 48, Variety Show 48, Gold and Blue Staff 47-48, Annual Sports Editor 49-50, Class King 48-49, Basketball 48-50, Letterman's Club 49-50, U. S. Naval Reserve 48-50, Speech Arts Club 49-50, lunior Play 48-49. VIRGINIA RICE-Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Rice, Route 2, Martel. Y-Teens 48-50, Mixed Chorus 48-49, Spring Concert 47-48, Commencement Music 4849, Spring Festival 47- 48, Chorus 49-50, Girl's Glee Club 47-48, Minstrel 47-48, Usher for lunior Play 48-49. BETTY ROBERTSONfDaughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Robertson, Route 2, Powell. F. H. A, 46-50, Pro- gram Chairman 47-48, Vice President 49-50, Sub- District Historian 46-47, Sub-District President 49-50, Y-Teens 48-50, Minstrel 47-48, Iunior Play 48-49, Class Secretary 48-49, Beta Club 47-50, Beta Treasurer 48419, Annual Staff 48-50, Assistant Circulation Mana- ger 48-49, Circulation Manager 49-50, Beta Conven- tion 47-50, Gold and Blue Stati 46-48. IIMMY SEGROVES-Son of Mr. and Mrs. M. I. Segroves, Route l5, Knoxville. Tennessee Na- tional Guard, 961 Ordinance, .5 ROBERT SHARP-Son of Mrs. I. E. Patty, Route 2, Byington. F. F. A. 46-48, Letterman's Club 49-50, Basketball Team 48-49, Basketball Manager 49-50, Baseball Manager 46-50, Chorus 49-50, 47-48, Spring Festival 48, ETEA 49, Minstrel 48, Speech Arts Club 49-50. BETTY RUTH TATE-Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. R. I. Tate, Route l5, Knoxville. Beta Club 47-50, F. I-l. A. 46-50, Y-Teens 48-50, Speech Arts Club 49-50, Vice President 49-50, Usher at Iunior Play 48-49, Usher at Graduation 48-49,'Alternate to Girl's State 48-49, Class Editor of Annual 49-50, Best All Around Girl 49-50. DWIGHT THOMAS-Son of Mr. I. R. Thomas, Route 3, Concord. Tennessee National Guard, 961 Ordi- nance, BOB TOLSON-Son of Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Tol- l son Sr. Route 7, Knoxville. Vice President of Class 45-46, F. F. A. 45-50, F. P. A, Sentinel 49-50, F. F. A. Basketball 46-48, Baseball 46-50, Cheerleader 45-46, 48-50, Safety Patrol 45-50, Spring, Fall, and State Festival 46-50,,Chorus and Music Concert 46-50, Minstrel and Amateur Show 47-48, Hi-Y 48-50, Letterman's Club 46-50, Santa Claus 46-50, Speech Arts Club 49-50. BERNARD TROUTMAN-Son of Mr. and Mrs. Carl D. Troutman, Route l5, Knoxville. Basketball 48-49, H1-Y 48-50, Mixed 'Chorus 47-48, Minstrel 47-48. WILLIAM DAVID VANOSDALE-Son of Mr. and Mrs. D. A. Vanosdale, Route 7, Knoxville. F. F, A. 46-50, Vice President 49-50, F. F. A. Basketball 46-48, Class President 47-48, Secretary ot F. F. A. 48-49, lunior Play 48-49, Letterman's Club 48-50, School Basketball 48-50, School Baseball 48-50, F. P. A. Parliamentary Procedure Contest 49-50. WILLIAM I. SHARPE-Son of Mrs. W. M. Gardner, Route l, Knoxville. tNot picturedl 1: WILLIAM WALKER-Son of Mr. and Mrs. l, B. Walker, Route l, Byinqton. Chorus 47-48, Class Treasurer 47-48, I-li-Y 48-50, President of l-li-Y 49, King Candidate 49-50, Minstrel 47-48, Fall Festival 47-48. WILMA IO WALKER-Daughter ol Mr. and Mrs. l. B. Walker, Route 1, Byinqton. Usher for lunior Play 48-49, Y-Teens 49-50, Speech Arts Club . 49-50, Queen Candidate 49-50. La NELL WH.LI1-SMS-Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Mack Williams, Byington. F. F. A. 46-50, Girl's Glee Club 47-48, Minstrel 47-48, Spring Concert 47-49, Spring Festival 47-48, Commencement Music 47-49, Y-Teens 48-50, Iunior Play 48-49, Chorus 48-50, ETEA 47-50, Christmas Program 47-48. IOE YARNELL-Son of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Yarnell, Route 3, Concord. F. F. A. 46-49, Hi-Y 48-49, Baseball 48-50, Annual Staff, Business Manager 49-50. RUTH YARNELL-Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. L. N. Yarnell, Route 3, Concord. F. H. A. 46-50, Y-Teens 48-50, Y-Teens Basketball 48-49, Chorus 49-50, Usher for Iunior Play 48-49, Candidate for Queen 49-50. 'r i , an - -'Sf 10 W, if fi f X 7 ! 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L 4'- , , , I , n ,, I V: V, 52,0 OWLOIWQ C 0:55 FIRST ROW Cleft to riqhtlz lvan Braden, Nora Grubb, Earl Cupp, Mae Wilkin- son, Louise Bible, Billy Freels, Ioan lones, Frances Hackworth, Betty Romines Deane Coley. SECOND ROW: Pearl Violet, Patsy Freeman, Iaclcie Sutton, Barbara Huskey Bobbie Bryson, Sue Bolinqer, Opal Griffin, Nora Lou Grove, Willie Sue Grove Nicola Wade, PeqQIY Major, lane Aycock. THIRD ROW: Zennie Mae Lee, Nora Lovelace, Margie Blankenship, Pat Ervin, Barbara Maner, Rowena Smith, Marqie Willis, Louise Newcomb, Ruth Morris, lessie Maud Brown, Mae lolmnson, Barbara Roberts. I I ,SDP OWLOVQ C GL66 FlRST ROW Cleft to riqhtlz Theodore Webb, Herbert Allison Garry Goodman, Cleon Hartman, Ralph Cloud, Archie Bailey, Bobby Caldwell, Bill Burnett, Richard Iansen, lack Kirby, Bud Goosie, Eleanor Cantrell, Lois Sturqill, Emma lean Scates, Faye Smith SECOND BOW: lkey Freels, Barbara Sue Carmon, Edith Sims, Io Whitson, Louise Pittman, Emma Lou Lee, Doyle Iohnson, Doris Brewer, Sue Violet, Clara Pickle, Billy Hall, Paul Letsinqer, Cary Garrett, Donald Fteaqan. THIBD BOW: Wilbur Peardon, Major lohnston, Leon Bryant, Theodore Goosie, Bill Caldwell, Howard Hinton, Bernard Grubbs, Leonard Shepherd, Kenneth Bradley, I. W. Davis, Goodwin Amburn, Gordon Amburn, Iimmy Henderson, Bob Vanderqriii, Frank Newcomb, Kenneth Ford, Arthur Hensley, Tommy Combs. FIRST ROW tleft to rightiz Clyde Regan, Beryl Allison, Billy Ray Scarbrough, Britton Cross, Eugene Long, Bill Patty, Vernon Peels, Ray West, Iohnny Bright, Iimmy Sparks, Ray Green, Horace Goebel, Fred Pitts. SECOND ROW: Bill Spoon, Billy I. Hendrix, Clifford Hayes, Howard Lay, Iames Bolinger, Iimmy Baker, A. I. Craw- ford, Bobby Whittaker, Iimmy Buffalo, Arnold Mellinger, George Wilkerson, Iim Harold, Edward Cummings, Paul Wil- son, Cecil Duggan. THIRD ROW: David Miller, Charles Walker, Roy Hinton, Ierry Whitson, Bobby Ellis, I. L. Dyer, Charles Wilson, Ray Wilkerson, Iack Cummings, Elbert Cantrell, Roger Lynch, Otis Sims, Tommy Sexton, Bobby Hinton. Eel mm CAM FIRST ROW Cleft to rightl: Temple Foust, Lillian Fritts, Anna Ruth Dyer, Gertrude Balleu, Barbara Ann Ervin, Agnes Calloway, Margaret Hatmaker, Sara Dunaway, Anna Ruth Lones, Sibyl Bayne, Bertha Lethgo, Lois Lance, Ruby Bunch, Faye Russell, Betty Faye .Wright, Ruth Neil, Iennice Cobb, Iimmie Sue Calhoun, Ethel Nicely, Shirley Camp- bell, Patsy Miller. SECOND ROW: Bonnie Kate Young, Delana Webber, Betty Carroll, Iane Asbury, Linda Holloway, Margaret Martin Della Mashburn, Georgia Cardwell, Marie Robinson, Rosemary Easierday, Mary, Ruth Anderson, Allie Lee Dunawayi Alma Ioan Wright, Lovella Sharp, Shirley Hutchison, Phyllis Saterfield, Edna Webber, Grace Shelton, Mary Shelton, Sue Mays. THIRD ROW: Wilma Whaley, Inez Capps, Bernice Cupp, Faye Walker, Frances Gault, Betty Storm, Charlotte Arnett, Mary Price, Emily Reed, Lorene Weaver, Lucy Yarnell, Darlene Ridings, Annis Nelson, Rose Ingram, Betty Io Holloway, Peggy Lovett, Betty McMahon, Virginia Iohnson, Betty Io Pierce, Launa Daugherty, Barbara Watson. l QL, 9 FIRST ROW tlett to rightl William Hackney, Edward Butler, Bradley Fox, Ann Bolinger, Wilma Troutman, Patsy Shelton, Charlette Poindexter, Ioan Cloud, Margaret Ann Barnard, Martha Lynn Carmon, Naomi Phillips, Billie Iean Blevins. SECOND ROW: Howard Williiord, Mac MacCartt, Dewey Fred Barnard, Roy Edwards, Cleo Todd, Bobby Dagley, Dorothy Anderson, Eleanor Chesney, Iaunita Lusk, Carolyn Sharp, Eugenia Davis, Elizabeth Ann Brown, Miss Mary Park tTeacherD. THIRD ROW: Iarnes Loveday, Rudy Cummings, Kelsey Hendrickson, Con Smelcher, Buddy Carroll, Austin Holloway, Earl Keller, Robert Watson, Hugh Weaver, Dan Eldridge, Gerald Roberts, Herbert Strevel. QU8l'LfA gina 8 FIRST ROW tleft to rightl Ray Proffit, Ross Trotter, Bobby Holloway, Lowell Webb, Daniel Iansen, H. L. Phibbs, Quentin Muse, Hubert Troutman, Russell Sharp. SECOND ROW: Ioan Arnett, Margaret Scarlett, Emma Wyman, Carolyn Hunt, Ianet Merril, Mary Nell Ray, Dora Lou Russell, Reba Kirby, Carolyn Kirby. THIRD ROW: Alberta Duncan, Iean Dyer, Iaunita Anderson, Marie Greenway, Glenn Bennett, Clark Walker, Wayne Williams, Wyatt Atwood. FOURTH ROVJ: Betty Barnard, Peggy Antrican, Agnes Keck, Sandra Buchanan, Billy McCoy, Maxey Cummings, David Bowling, Iimmy McReynolds, Buddy Dukes, Troy Morris. . ff ,i ,,,,, LJ W- fy, 5 ,ff ' WZ' , f, M1 V1 .'1f?J7f Pf If 1 uw 4 , f ,W 4 wWW Y .., Wa f , 1 W W CALM .Md for? Our class had its grand beginning in the early fall of 1946, when some seventy fresh- men from Fairview, Cedar Grove, Ball Camp and other great grammar schools of this section assembled at Karns in search of education. our high school career by electing Stewart Grady president, lim Bull vice- wesioew. YUWVHIJHVCI Bailey secretary, and lanie Byington treasurer. We selected Mrs. Lois is fr--1-zzsor. or roast at LaNell William's home was the climax of the social affairs for the year. The class was proud to have one of its members, Carolyn Lemons, represent us as Miss Karns High School. We began our sophomore year with two new members, Ted Reece and Kenny Lewis. Our class officers for the year were Bill Vanosdale, president, lack Asbury, vice-president, secretary, Georgie Ellis, and treasurer, William Walker. Our sponsor for this year was Mr. Hendrickson. We boasted two parties, a hay ride, and sponsored the variety show in the carnival. We were advancing steadily and before we realized it, we were juniors. The class officers elected were: Rhoten Byingtotn, president, Stewart Grady, vice-president, Betty Robert- son, secretary, Carolyn Grubbs, treasurer, and Mr. Lynch sponsor. We had two parties and planned for a hay ride which ended up to be a Greyhound bus trip to Fort Loudoun Lake. lt was also in this year that we produced our immortal play, She's a Good Fellow, which rated two performances. lacquetta Hill represented us for the second consecutive year, as Miss Karns High School. Well, this brings us up to the half-century, and we find that some of our classmates are missing. Bud Webb and Bobby Cotter have joined the army, Thelma Antrican and George Ellis have married, W. D. Cobb has moved awayp in their places we have Nina Ervin and Margie Chaddic. Our senior officers are Leonard Packett, vice-president, Iames Bright, president, Betty Sue Hartman, secretary, and Katherine Bunch, treasurer, Mr. Chesney and Mr. Lynch were drafted as our sponsors. We adopted Mrs. Howley as our second mother, and with these wonderful leaders we are finishing our high school career. We are completing the first lap of life's great relay, and no matter how far we climb into fame and fortune or how deep we may fall into the pit of obscurity, we shall always cherish Karns and the friends we have 'made herey for they are the foundation on which we are building our future. ,Zola ec? of me ln this, the year of 2000 A. D., we painstakingly make our way throught the sinister, tangled swamp, after having avoided quicksand and swamp snakes for several hours, We finally sight the tumble-down shack of the Witch Toothlanie. But look! She has foreseen our coming already, and is at work over a boiling caldron. At her squeaky invitation, we approach the huge kettle and peer into the steamy, slimy contents, to find out what has happened to our l950 classmates at dear old Karns. A face takes shape in the boiling brew-we see the famous night-club owner and playboy, Bill Sharpe. Several more figures surround him, and we recognize his four famous chorus girls: Evelyn Baker, Margie Chaddic, LaNell Williams, and Nina Ervin. Before our astonishment can register, however, the boiling mass changes, and above the witch's cackle we look closer and see-a moonshine still! lim Dawson and Bob Tolson are brewing the sploe! Whdd have thought that they would ever come to this! ! The images fade and new ones take their places. Above a pulpit we see the solemn countenance of Stewart Grady, while sitting in the Amen Corner we see his most loyal parishioner, Bill Phibbs. Stewart's wife, the former Betty Iohnson, does the double duty of pianist and Sunday-School teacher. The images swirl in the caldron, and turn greenish-red, then spotless white, like the walls of a doctor's office, We find lacquetta Hill, the famous child specialist, talking to her secretary, Lola Mae Letsinger. The secretary informs her that Miss Ruby Huff, the eminent child psychologist, wishes to confer with her about a diffi- cult problem. Miss Huff brings in her patient, Mrs. Bill Vanosdale's eldest, William David, Ir. Mrs. Vanosdale is the former Betty Robertson. She is worried, as she feels that the youngster is growing too fast.-No doubt this is due to the fact that he is so much like his daddy, plus the good food on his daddy's farm! Up from the caldron bubble gay colors, reminding us of Hollywood. Wait-it is Hollywood! Marie Pitts appears, flexing her muscles for the cameramen, who are shooting her newest picture, The Second Babe Didrickson. Look! There's Robert Sharp, who's directing the picture. ZIP! Here comes a limousine around the corner like wildfire, almost crash- ing into the studio. Out jumps Mariefs acting partner, Bryant Coley, late as usual. The reason this time is that he was out till five this A. M. with his latest flame, Toby Ellis. The ugly mixture turns black, then starts whirling furiously! Over the witch's derisive chuckle we hear the hysteric screams of a delirious crowd as Burl Maxey does it again! As he delivers his wicked left hook, the former world heavyweight champion, Iames Gentry, topples to the canvas with a resounding thud! Burl's mana- ger, Bernard Troutman, is almost beside himself with excitement. The crowd fades from view and in the goo a brick-red color appears. Why, it's our old Alma Mater, Karns High School! In the auditorium is Dwight Thomas the principal, 670154 of 7950 with a new Toni, still thrilling the juniors! The scene shifts to Miss Cox's old office, where Bettye Sue Hartman now reigns supreme. Clyde Hensley, the girls' phys. ed. teacher, rushes in to use the telephone. She calls the White House long distance, and asks for the President, with whom she is on intimate terms. Leonard wastes no time in answering the phone, and promises to grant Clyde's request as soon as he can. The request is for a new gym- nasium, in addition to the three already possessed by the school. What is that odd odor drifting to our nostrils? We follow our noses to the old cafeteria, where Wilma Walker is busy teaching Kenneth Belitz the art of baking, preparing him to become a prize-winning chef. Virginia Rice super- vises the spacious Karns cafeteria, and serves delicious lunches to the eager students. To our regret, the brick-red color of the mixture changes to multicolored New York, but our interest soon perks up as we see on a blazing neon sign the Carrol Maxey- Daril Keller Modeling Agency. Peeping through a window, we see their three top models combing each other's hair and arraying themselves for their next appearance. Why, look! They're our old classmates, Ruth Yarnell, Kat Bunch and lhla Deane Lovelace. They're excited about their next assignment, because they all work on it together. lt con- sists of modeling clothes for Mrs. Fred Whited, the former Barbara Bailey, who was elected Best-Dressed Woman of the Year 2000 With her is her closest rival and friend, Mrs. joe Grubbs, the former Carolyn Lemons. Next to the modeling agency, between it and another huge building, nestles a small, campact clinic for those models and actors who suffer various small injuries. Why, here is I. C. Cupp, assisted by the modern Clara Barton, Ada Hatmaker, lifting William Wa1ker's face for Wayne Provence's great stage production, Ragmop. We inquire further and find out that l. C. is a famous plastic surgeon. The flagrant colors of New York fade to the early spring practice we see going on on a football field. We see the famous coach, Ted Reece, whos eteam has received world wide recognition because of the famous touchdown twins, lim Segroves and lames Bright. His team also boasts the best water boy around those parts, Ioe Yarnell. To our deep disappointment, the slimy bubbly mass has evaporated into the foul air, taking the witch, amid a shrieking laugh, with it. Surprised and bewildered, the witnesses of these phenomenal scenes make their way through the slithery swamp to their respective homes- Ch! You don't know who WE are? We the leading socialites of Oggville, Sam and Betty Edwards, and Kenneth and lane Lewis! 0 We have just witnessed more than any man or woman, other than ourselves, can assimilate, so-farewell! Betty Edwards Sam Edwards lane Lewis Kenneth Lewis OZ76l51f 61171, E5 t6LlfIfL9lfLf TO 'WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: We, the senior class of 1950, being of sound body and sane mind tWell, it sounds good, anywayll, do hereby declare this to be our last will and testament. To our sponsors, Mr. Lynch and Mr. Chesney, whose efforts have so truly helped us, we leave out lrrw if-ere gratitudey to the faculty we offer our for their instructions and enduring 411-21 into-ss 'em.l l and bequeath to our dear associates, the title Seniors, our brilliant minds, study habits. We leave the Sophomores ' 1 To our loyal slaves, the Freshmen, we messy lockers. The members of the class will the following: Nell Williams wills her charming smile and ability to fix her hair any way she wants to Faye Cox. Barbara Bailey leaves her ability to hold her man To Dorothy McFalls, It's a hard job, Dorothy, W'ilma Walker's soft caressing voice is willed to Margaret Martin. Bill Vanosdale leaves his ability to hitch'hike home from basketball practice to lahnny Bright. Stewart Grady's ability as a forward on the basket- ball team is left to Richard lansen. Kenny Lewis has nothing but lanie, and as he wishes to keep her, he leaves nothing, Betty Robertson leaves her ability to play the piano to Della Mae Mashburn. Carolyn Grubbs wills her wedding ring to Fern Cross, for she may need it. Toby Ellis leaves Bernard's books for Betty Bailey to carry. Clyde Hensley leaves her ability to evade gym class rollecall to Margie Blankenship, Those loud cheers at ball games which erupt from Betty lohnson are passed on to Tippy Lance. Margie Chaddic leaves her manyecolored glasses to Faye Smith. Vtfayne Provence leaves his unmistakable laugh to Mr. Swanson. Bernard Troutman wills his easy-going manners to Mike Hendrix. 'Nilliam Walker wants his handsome features to go to Bill Patty. lim Dawson wills his ability to laugh at his own jokes to Owen Nine. lames Bright leaves his history book to any forth- coming senior president who can't afford a gravel. Betty Sue Hartman leaves Phibbs with a broken heart. Katherine Bunch leaves her ability to count money to Ruby, her sister. Leonard Packett leaves his ability to portray Leola Larkin to anyone who can, and Lovett as well as he did. Sam Edwards leaves his sketches of glamor girls tdon't tell Mrs. Howley he drew them in English classl to Iim Pack and Herman Lloyd. Ted Reece wills his Charles Atlas Miscle-Builder's Course to Bill Spoon. Bill Phibbs wills his athlete's foot to H. L, Daril Keller leaves his bashiulness in class to Leo- nard Shepherd. Robert Sharp leaves Elbert Cantrell holding the bag A-of basketballs. Nina Ervin wills her ability to get along with Mr. Swanson to Pauline Shelton. Carrol Maxey wills his love of cigarettes to Roger Ritter. Marie Pitts wills her basketball prowess to Bernice Cupp. lhla Deane Lovelace wills her good looks to Peggy Major. Virginia 'Rice leaves Dr. Crane's reducing course to Betty Franse in hopes she has better results. Ianie Byington wills her ability of sign language with her eyes to Uida Dagley. Bryand Coley leaves his manly physique to Don Beeler. limmy Segroves leaves his ability to stand'on his toes to Goodie Amburn. Evelyn Baker leaves Asbury alone. Burl Maxey leaves his ability to drive a truck to Dallas Hayes. Kenneth Belitz wills his love for early spring flowers such as violets, to Barbara Green's brother. I. C. Cupp wills his seat on the bus by Margaret Hurst to Archie Bailey. Betty Tate leaves her regular attendance at Beta Club to Sonny Cloud. Lola Letsinger's old chewing gum goes to lack Asbury. Ada Hatmaker leaves her ability to make Santa Claus suits to Bonni-e Kate Everett. Ruby Huff's trips to Grandma's are willed to anyone with tnc endurance to stay up for a solid week-end. Dwight Thomas wills his Toni permanent to Bill Ford, ir. hopes that he gets better results. loe Yarnell's good manners are left to Nathan Webber. lames Gentry's Pontaic is willed to Tommy Slover. Bill Sharpe's ability to sleep in class is left to Howard lohnson. lac Hill leaves her ability to change shoes in English class to lrene Baker. Ruth Yarnell leaves C. H. Palmer to any girl that likes red trucks. Bob Tolson leaves-it's about time. We, the class of '50, do hereby appoint Mr. G. D. Christian as sole executor and administrator. in witness whereof we hereby set out hand this, the last week of school, the year of ninteen hundred and fifty, in the month of May. 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THIRD ROW: Bob Hinton, Wilburn Peardon, Paul Letsinger, Wayne Provence, Norris Castleberry, lack Hartman, loe Pennell, Edward Cummings, Iimmy Welch, Mike Hendrix, William Conner, Earl Cupp, Cecil Duggan, Roy Hinton, I. W. Davis. FOURTH ROW: Iimrny Henderson, Ray West, Frank Newcomb, Leon Bryant, Bill Ford, Robert Wayman, Donald Rea-- gan, Carey Garrett, Leonard Shepherd. FIFTH ROW: Clifford Hayes, Kenneth Bradley, Howard Hinton, Major lohnston, Bryant Coley, Bill Phibbs, Iames Bright, Gary Goodman, Herbert Allison. SIXTH ROW: Daril Keller, Doyle Iohnson, Bill Sharpe, Iunior Eubanks, Don Iohnson, Bill Harrell, Ikey Freels, and Archie Bailey. , t , Qzfafzfwe omema em ofygmerica FIRST ROW: Cleft to rightl: Annis Nelson, Anna Ruth Dyer, Nicola Wade, Ioan Iones, Sue Bolinger, Mrs. Irwin tsponsor,l lacquetta Hill, Betty Robertson, Ruby Hutt, Betty Johnson, Betsy Robbins, Fern Cross, Mae Wilderson, Ruth Morris Particia Ervin, Clyde Hensley, lane Byington, Lucy Yarnell, Betty Carroll, Irene Baker. SECOND ROW: Betty Franse, Elizabeth Raby, Margie Blankenship, Edith Simms, Ruth Yarnell, Emma Lou Lee, Louise Pittman, Betty Vandergriff, Sue Mack Williams, Peggy Major, LaNell Williams, Lois Lance, Nina Ervin, Carolyn Grubbs, Lola Letsinger, Katherine Bunch, Evelyn Baker, Gertrude Balleu, Sue Mays, Bonnie Everett, Barbara Bailey, Eula Gray Yarnell. THIRD ROW: Virginia lohnson, Barbara Watkins, Barbara Sue Carmon, Shirley Campbell, loetta Whitson, Ethel Nicely, Eleanor Cantrell, lennice Cobb, Grace Shelton, Rosemary Easterday, Mabel Ingram, Bobbie Holloway, De- lores Leinart, Louise Bible, Bertha Lethgo, Barbara Ervin, Magdalene Spoon, Imogene Ellis, Ruth Minge, Uida Dagley, Barbara Maner, Peggy Lovett, Betty Tate. FOURTH ROW: Phyllis Saterfield, Shirley Hutchins, Inez Capps, Mary Ruth Anderson, Flora Allison, Doris Brewer, Mary lo Hartman, Dorothy Wells, Iackie Sutton, Dorothy Crawford, Wilma Davis, lessie Brown, Temple Foust, Marjorie Willis, Louise Newcomb, Launa Dougherty, Sibyl Bayne, Bobbie Bryson, Charlotte Arnett, Mary Eldridge, Faye Card- well, Faye Cox, Pauline Shelton, Margie Goins, Faye Wright, Betty Storm. 7 Lffefmen 5 CM FIRST ROW: Carolyn Grubbs, Louise Bible, Magdalene Spoon. SECOND ROW: Mr. Chesney, sponsor, Iames Bright, Stewart Grady, Bob Tolson, Bill Phibbs, Mr Graham, sponsor, THIRD ROW: Ted Reece, Leonard Packett, Bill Vanosdale, Major lohnston, Robert Sharp. FIRST ROW: Cleft to rightl: David Ruckart, Sue Violet, lane Byington, Willie Sue Grove, Nora Lou Grove, Betty Robertson, Iacquetta Hill. SECOND ROW: Howard Iohnson, Barbara Roberts, Dorothy Huskins, Betsy Robbins, Patricia Ervin, Betty Tate, Dorothy Wells, Carolyn Grubb, Ruby Huff, Fern Cross, Pearl Violet, Louise Bible, Eleanor Cantrell, Mary Io Hartrnan, Io Ann Albright, Herman Lloyd. TI-IIRD ROW: Mr. Lynch, sponsor. Em CM JM- M Qrgomizcafiolfz FIRST ROVJ: Don Mize, Ralph Cloud, Bernard Troutman, Cleon Hartman, Bill Ford, lack Kirby, Owen Nine. SECOND ROW: Elbert Cantrell, Bill Phibbs, Stewart Grady, lim Dawson, Bob Tolson, William Walker, Kenneth Lewis. N ti-HRD ROVV: Archie Bailey, Gary Goodman, Major Iohnston, Bernard Grubbs, Billy Caldwell, Cary Garrett, Bobbie Hinton. FOURTH ROVV: Robert Dougherty, Daril Kellei Tommy Slover, Howard Hinton, Iimmy Pack, Bill Ford, Conda Robinson, Herbert Allison, Tommie Sexton, lkey Freels, Bobby Caldwell, Goodwin Amburn, Mr. Swanson tsponsorl FIRST ROW: Betty lohnson, Evelyn Baker, lhla Deane Lovelace, Nina Ervin, Fern Cross, Miss Bottom, sponsor. SECOND ROW: Bobbie Bryson, Deane Morris, Patricia Ervin, Betty Sue Hartman, Wilma Walker, LaNell Williams, Sue Mack Williams, Ruth Morris, Carolyn Grubbs, Lola Letsinger, Katherine Bunch, Margaret Hurst, Vivian Brooks, Mary Diggs, Barbara Bailey. THIRD ROW: Barbara Maner, Nicola Wade, Ioan Iones, Mae Wilkerson, Lois Lance, Delores Leinart, Irene Baker, Betty Tate, Magdalene Spoon, Clyde Hensley, Iacquetta Hill, Ruby Huff, Betty Robertson. FOURTH ROW: Eleanor Cantrell, Louise Newcomb, Cleo Kelly, Pauline Shelton, Virginia Rice, Ruth Yarnell, Marie Pitts, Mary Eldridge, Faye Cardwell, Faye Cox, lane Byington, Louise Pittman, FIFTH ROW: Imogene Ellis, Betty Bailey, Dorothy Crawford, Iackie Sutton, Mabel Ingram, Wilma Davis, Sue Bolinger, Barbara Huskins, loetta Whitson, Barbara Carman, Edith Sims, Emma Lou Lee. Leonard Packett Cstandingl, lane Byington lseatedl. -lem sgjoeecfr .Avia FIRST ROVV: Lola Letsinger, Barbara Bailey, Carolyn Grubbs, Clyde Hensley, Ruby Huff, Mrs. Hawley Cinstructorl SBCCND ROW: Kenneth Lewis, Bob Tolson, lim Dawson, lames Gentry, 'Wilma Walker, Margie Chaddic, Marie Pitts. Y THIRD RCW: Owen Nine, Ted Reece, Sam Edwards, Betty Tate, Imogene Ellis, Robert Sharp, Katherine Bunch. 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KRESS 121 co. .nd Painting 54 - 104 - 2545 We Graduate Only Trained Meng 9 Knoxville, Tennessee J. B. Stone - Director A319 E. Depot Ave. 4-5564 1 ,1 il 1 1 1 1 1 11 1 '1 '1 11 1 1 gi li 1 1 1 1 1 1 '1 1 1 1 1 '1 '1 1 'l 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 'i '1 '1 51 1 1 1 1 1 '1 1 1 1 1 1 1 51 AI 101 -0-0-00-01-015 - - - - - - - - - v v - 4-V-.-v-Y-.-J .-.-.-.-.,-,.-.w.,-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.v-,.,.,.,.w.-.it.v.v.v.',,,,.w.-.v.,,.v.'.AANM,,'.v.,.v., - - - ,V . . . ,. L - - . A L , , , A . , , . - - - ...... - - ,VC .-.-.-AA,-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-S, I JAMES FORD OAKWOOD BARBER SHOP DR. W. H. BOOK, D. D. C. ROLEN GROCER PAUL A. COX RS. C. G. CRAWFORD B. SWANN-SHOE REPAIR IFRANK MARSHALL HPPLICATION AUTO PARTS A FRIEND VANCE AND PORTER FURNITURE STORE CECIL HURST FURNITURE ACT. PARK CITY TRANSFER AND STORAGE MASSEY HARRIS PARTS A FRIEND MISS LILLIAN M. SHARP SHELTONS DRIVE IN STATE LIFE INS. COMPANY MRS. ETHEL GLENN MR. AND MRS. RICHARD HAWK C. B. MILK PLUMBING ROSS TOLSON ELMER FORD MR. AND MRS. EDWARD LYKE MARY GILL GIFT SHOP H. P. NICE LY PAINT CO. CHAMBERS SERVICE STATION R. K. ADCOCK REGISTER OF KNOX COUNTY L. E. HARDY DRUG COMPANY DEAL BARBER SHOP OLIVER SMITH TRACTOR COMPANY O. L. NELSON McKEE MOTEL DON FAGON STRANGE DIXIE LEE VENETIAN BLINDS .BETSY GALLAHER SIMPSON'S HARDWARE A FRIEND A FRIEND J. N. LONG MR. AND MRS. ROBERT SMITH McNUTT AND PARKER FLORIST MR. PHIL COOK HUGH MAYS MR. AND MRS. FRANK GOOSIE WYNNS CLOTHING COMPANY H. R. BAILEY, AGENCY REX PRESSLEY MOTORS MISS MARY HOWLEY H. G. BRYANT ROACH AND SON FURNITURE CO. TENNESSEE HATWORKS AND CLEANERS 9 '0f '-01' '0461'0V0v' 401'0N0 0' 105 10a40W 1010 0' '0'P' A--A---A-A--A444------A---------- -.-----------------------,---,,,,,-----------,-,,,..--,,,,,,,,AAA-AAAAAAM NWANVWAAAANWANWAM.-,A.-.-.-.-.-,-.-.-.A,-CA,-.-S-S-.fvvv.A,vvv.-.L-,A,A,.,.,.,.,,,,,.,.,.,.,,.,,,,v. ...... L . . . A - . . 'I 'I 4 'I 'I 'I I 'I LEON GOUEEON MRS. CONNER A. BURNETTE 15 MR. AND MRS. A. J. WATKINS I 4 4I I MR. AND MRS. MIKE HENDRICKSON MR. AND MRS. P. J. NEWMAN 1: OLLIE HALE SERVICE STATION OGG'S SERVICE STATION I 4 II 4061 I 4 I 5 Ii ADAMS SERVICE STATION 5 ig PARI4ER'S CAFE 5 if CLEO TODD GROCERY I MISS FRANCES MILLER MISS VIRGINIA BOTTOMS 5: MRS. KIMSEY 4 5 I MISS GENEVA Cox 5 I MISS PARK 5 MRS. AYDELOTT 9 A FRIEND 3 MR. HAL SwANSON 5 gg MR. C. D. CHESNEY 5 MR. v. E. ROBERTSON 3 LONG BROTHERS 5 GEORGE HICKEY 5 I w. B. JOHNSON L. L. CIIPP ROYAL TYPEWRITERS E: DENNIS TAILOR I II I I I 'I 'I 'I 'I -'02 06510127 I 4 I 'I CUMBERLAND AVE. PARKING LOT MOSES ELECTRICAL COMPANY IRENE FORD GEORGE SANDS LEOPOLD AND ORR BILLY VAUGHN STRATTON TIRE COMPANY MONDAY BEAUTY SALON CR ENSHAW CHILDREN'S SHOP PAUL NICELY ECONOMY PLBG. AND HEATING W. O. SANDERS LINDSAYS HARDWARE A. S. BRIDGES GROCERY LINDSAYS ESSO STATION FLOYD REYNOLDS AUTO COLLISION JOHN FARGADY MR. AND MRS. W. D. BUFFALO MR. R. E. BARGER MR. AND MRS. JAMES M. CHANDLER MRS. 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