Kirkman Vocational School - Spirit Yearbook (Chattanooga, TN)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1954 volume:

! I x ! I s r w I E I 752 5 .. 5 3 ' , wil ee 'V f 2, 1' l i f ' E? ?,f: - fit ,231 A uf ' N, , k . - 5 xi 54 KIRKMAN VOCATIONAL HIGH SCHOOL Chattanooga, Tennessee -1- ANNUAL STAFF Row 1: Shelby Dunn, Jean Newman, Mary Garner, Ann Kosky, Virginia Beavers, Lenora Walker. Row2: I. W. France, Charlotte Haggard, Martha Gass, Louise Lumpkins, Jean Thomas, Ruby Green. Row 3: Ben Pettitt, Russell Carlisle, Eugene Morgan, Manley Meadows, Jimmy Richey, Lew Stamm. Not Pictured: Mary Jones, Beryl Meadows, Patricia White. EDITORS Features ....... ..,...... L ouise Lumpkins Classes ......... ,..... .,.....,, A n n Kosky Shops .............. ....,,....,....... B en Pettitt Activities ............, ........... M anley Meadows Advertising ......,.. ......,.. C harlotte Haggard .ThN1?END DEPARTING LEAVE BEHIND US FOOTPRINTS ON THE SANDS For twenty-five years students have come and gone in the halls of Kirkman Vocational High School, each one leaving his imprint and each one taking with him a part .of the personality of a great institution. Graduation classes have departed leaving marks of tradition that succeeding classes have followed. Year-by-year and step-by-step the Spirit of Kirkman Vocational High School has been developed by an understanding administration and faculty and an eager student body wdrking together. At the end of twenty-five years one can look back over years of accom- plishment and forward to years of great promise- This year's graduating class stands proudly at the end of the first twenty-five years of our school's history and bravely and hopefully welcomes the next quarter-century, placing all trust in the future classes to preserve the spirit that has made Kirkman Vocational the school that it is. In this volume,-'the fifth publication of the Spirit, the staff attempted to preserve in permanent form a chapter in Kirkman's history . . . . the footprints we are leaving behind us in 1954-. -2... is i-..f-polrsanf-gjl I 1 1 I 1 MR. OTIS C. KIRKMAN Since this year is being observed as the twenty-fifth anniversary of the founding of our Alma Mater, it is fitting and proper that. we look backward as well as forward, for it is said that every institution is the shadow of one person. Most assuredly this statement is true at Kirkman because all evidence indicates that the present vocational program is the shadow of the late Otis C. Kirkman, founder of the first public vocational school organized in Chattanooga. It was he who had the vision, the courage, the energy, and the determination necessary to organize the first classes. He planted the seed of vocational education in this communityg nurtured his project through its infancyg and lived to see his dream fulfilled, at least in part.. While no member of the Class of 1954 has first-hand information, all have heard of the many problems he encountered and the reverses which he met. Many men would have given up in despair, but Mr. Kirkman believed most sincerely 1n what was then a new and different concept of education, and he worked diligently and faithfully to get his ideas accepted. ' Because of all that he did to promote vocational education in Chattanooga, in the South, and in the Nation, the Senior Class respectfully dedicates The Spirit of 1954- post-humously to the memory of Otis C. Kirkman, the Father of Vocational Educa- tion in Chattanooga, a. man of vision, a pioneer educator, and af man of high ideals and unquestionable integrity .... -3. l' P' 4 7a 'adam The noble acts which he did, and his greatness, they are not written: for they were very many. The A pocrypha I Maccabees IX, 22 At the passing of any one who -is near and dear to us there comes a feel- ing of shock and sadness, but the feeling is especially strong when our leader and friend has gone from us. The loss of a man of Mr. Huffaker's stature will be long felt by those who are now or have been at Kirkman. He was an educational leader without peer in our state. Long hours of competent work and devotion to duty built in the lives of his associates and co-workers a monument to the memory of Mr. Huffaker beyond the power of mere words to describe. Loyalty to his associates and friends was a most admirable characteristic. An humble and sincere disposi- tion made him the friend and helper of all who knew him. Even when his duties and cares weighed the heaviest upon him, he found time to help those -in need of his aid. Mr. Kirkman and Mr. Huffaker were the two men most instrumental in realizing the hopes and dreams of vocational education in our community. Mr. Huffaker's plans for a school plant, sufficient to meet the need of Kirk- man Vocational High School, were nearing a point of fulfillment at the time he was taken from us. His efforts to reach this aspiration will be re- membered as the ma-in force responsible for its achievement, even though he was 11ot privileged to see its completion. The accomplishments of this respected man will long be remembered and appreciated. -41 Q w Q! MR. FRANK HUFFAKER 192 to 1953 400 CHESTNUT STREET BUILDING In this building, located at 400 Chestnut Street, the Chattanooga Vocational School opened in October, 1928. Theq late O. C. Kirkman, then a teacher ali Chattanooga was relieved of one-half of his teaching duties so that he mighty serve as the school's principal. It was largely due to Mr. Kirkman's persistent and untiring efforts that Superintendent W. T. Robinson and Commissioner H. D. Huffaker reacted favor- ably toward the opening of a vocational school in Chattanooga. During the first year the school enrolled 70 students and a staff of 3 teachers, a secretary and Mr. Kirk- man. By the end of the third year the enrollment had grown to the fpoint that the space in this 12 room building was inadequate. A 3-story garage building in the rear of the school and facing on Broad Street was leased to provide extra shop and classroom space. In 1937 the garage was vacated when shops were moved into a newly con- structed building at 215 Chestnut Street, now the site of Kirkman's main building lshown on the end sheets of this bookl. The need for additional classroom space became so great that the present ma-in building was erected at 215 Chestnut Street and was occupied in 1939. The 4100 Chestnut Street building continued to be used as a pre-vocational school for seventh and eighth grade students until 1945 when the junior high, division was moved into lhe Pa-rk Place School on East Ninth Street. It remained there until its closing. Following the death of Mr. Kirkman, July 13, 1943, the name of the school was changed to Kirkman Vocational High School in honor of its founder. Mr. Frank Huf- linker was appointed to succeed Nlr. Kirkman as principal of tha high school and to serve as Director of Vocational Education in the Chattanooga Public Schools. In 194-9 lVlr. Robert A. Taylor was appointed as principal of the high school. Mr. Huffaker became full-time director and continued in that capacity until his death, March 3, 1954. 6 .- The National Defense Training, later known as War Production Training Program, was started in 19440 to train men and women for war-time jobs in industry. For 5 years the training was offered at the Vocational School, 24 hours per day, seven days per week for most of the time. A total of 8,399 men and women were trained under the plan before it closed in May, 1945. ln 194-5 returning war veterans increased Kirkrna.n's enrollment so that additional space for high school and veteran shops was necessary. The 4100 Chestnut Street building, vacated by the junior high division, was utilized and became the center of the Veteran Training Program.. From November 1, 1945, until February 28,1953, the school trained 3,340 veterans of World War ll. SHOP BUILDING During the school year 1949-1950, the Board of Education acquired property belonging to the Stein Construction Company and located north of the main build- ing. An unfinished warehouse located on this property was remodeled and finished to house a part of tihe vocationl shops. lt was occupied in the falliof 1950. STEIN BUILDING The Stein Building, located on the corner of Second and Chestnut Streets has been used since it was acquired for office space and classrooms. Today the school occupies the 400 Chestnut Street Building for Adult Training classes and high school shops gthe main building for offices, classrooms and shopsg the Stein Buildingfor offices and classroomsg and the Shop Building, Throughout its history the Kirkman Vocational School has had as its purpose the establishment of an educational program to serve the youth and adults of this com- munity with a type of training designed to fit their individual needs. In 25 years the school has grown from a beginning class of 70 to the point of training several thousand adults and over 700 high school students per year. -7- 1 t Kirkman Celebrates Mr. Robert Taylor, Principal of Kirkman, welcomes guests to Open House and the 25th Anniversary Celebration for Kirkman. Mayor P. R. Olgiati addressing audience Al 25th Anniversary Celebration as he promises ncw vocational school buildings Mr. Frank Huflaker. Director ol' Vocational Education in Chattanooga Public Schools, presides at the anniversary program. To his left may be seen Mrs. W. .L Springer, reportedly the first graduate of Kirkmrm to rem-ive employment because of vocational training, Mrs. Springer graduated from the school in 1929. To Mr. Huffakr-r's right may be seen four persons connected with thc school who have been with tlze vocational school for a number of years. They are Mr. Alvin J. Pfitzer, Mrs. Cathleen Mullenix ta graduate of the vocational sehoolj- Xlr. George Barton. and Xlr. C. P. Parsons. ...8- t 25th Anniversary Mrs. O. C. Kirkman. wifi: of the lzm- fnundu of Kirkman Vocational High School, receives an orchid from the school. The pree- fntalion was made by Mr. Dan Jones, District Supervisor of Trade and Industrial Education, following a speech in which he rc counted the highlights of the vocxitionail developnient in Chattanooga and Mr. Kirkman's cunlribulion to it. -9- t Faculty, Staff, anci Administration MR. ROBERT A, TAYLOR Ml . M I A 1 . Principal D llixzifry ng C Mrs' Eg,xgl?ZP'f1'fUll s Mr- J. E. Appel-son Mr. George Barlun Mr. L, B. Bmdcr Miss Katharine Bennell Malik English, Health A1110 Fifzfvliarzim DVfIfli!Lg English 5 ,, -,1iL':- gt f .K i -l0- J' f MW- , lVlrS. Nlillllllll Bibb Mrs. Bertha Blanchard Mr- Ross Boyd Cafeteria Manager Bookkeeper Math, Distribuzive Education. M1'. Douglas Cardwell Mr- Jack Carl' Mr- David DiCllS Mmhemtics Coach, H ealth Related Drawing Mrs. Jimmy Brownsey Office Occupations .... Mr. Dav-id Downey Prirwing XX X MY- Joseph Frazier Miss Joanna Freeman Mrs. Ethel Grissom xl Machine Shop Cggmggglggy Sewemry -.11... Mr. Stephen Harding Commercial Art M x WM Him-L w Mrs. Nanna B. Hulon Mrs- Roy D- UJZ1 4 Mrs. Mary C. Houvhlon 0 ' . 0 .. ' 1 Mr. Sam .fume Bible t Guldance, Home Ecoiomics Une ccupanons am Welflmg 5 Coordmazor U MY- L- E- Keller Mrs. Winnie Mag Lewis Mrs' Margaret Locker Relaxed Mazhenwczcs Home Emnomlcs Registrar: Mathemamys Mrs. Mar Milhapf MTS' Wjilielghyuoney Miha Tgzlilzz-?ieehau Erlglisll, Sucialollv ng 15 f - 1121 w ,Hs ' -' L. , 5, 1 . . ,. rf ri wg in x 2141 1 :5 1 . Ng, 9. 1 1 IQ ' I' 7 f , r L Ar ai It 'gill 1 6 1 M gi? r 1 K 21 I ge Vgsgqn rf a X vial F!! 1 if 15' if Qi 33 Aw., . , 57 A 53: . ,. . W.., ,N 14.5 1 w H R51 fl Q 'S L . Mrs. Cathlecu Mullcnix Office Occzqnatioum 1 1 A H Mr, R 1 11 Pe ni, I Mr. Alvin Pfitzer Mr. J. A. Robinaon Miss Charlotte Roesbleiu Mr. Giles Rutherford ..., Mr- W' E- Shffffock H ismry, Civics Rey? Qcien e Woodwofkmg 4f!wfML f - f . Mar ' W'll'- 2 M A ' A .' , A M H L Wh MH E Y Yl gain. r. lben Wm hh 'gi?1l:1liX1ZLtlMltI 2'n,gl?3,spCiUii::.s0n Pfflcflfdf Aursmg Rmliv -13- .5 I , u 1555 ffgfgfi igpig-Q , ' f rt 1 , . 532 H at , 4 s A K, SENIHH HHSS 1- aa ww. 1 1 . .,, .. q13,i,f55'. AM Q Ji 3 . . N 5-2' ,p:.:a..n P' ' z-ww-ig : 5. . ,, : , ' f A .. u r i' il, f 3 BW LV FEM X, - ' . V ,, . A.A, . Ayfff. ,J , k fm 646' ,gay ,IV X Q k QSOTX vb , 5 Qb- C56 ,. Q fb , K ,Pl M3 1 I S Hf1f1f gf, ,v,w1,,,1,pE5J, Bgm .K . , ' -f gf ' V . - ' gl L ,NL, m LJ,L,L-, M a ' :Q . Kiss' '33 'f f ' Q- . '25 WQVVXX QF' Q19 L Y? Sw -IA- Q' 949' 439 so n Q9 Q,'2S6,Q,e'2og Yvoxef db gs Q2 Q of eigzffgg SENIHH Bettye Jean Alcins Betsy Shop: Commercial Activities: Y-Teens '51, '52, '53, '54, T 81 I '54 Glee Clul: '52, '53, '54 Bolwhie Io Benefiehl Attended Kirkman during part of Sophomore year. For the past three years Ima been taught at home by tcachcrs under the Division of Special Scr- vices, Chattanooga Public School System. Teacher: Mrs. Vivien Thompson Alvin Berlin Blevins Shop: D. E. Activities: D. E. Cluh '54, T 81 I '51 EIHSS Evah Blevins Pancey Shop: Commercial Activities: T K I '54 Honors: Most Beautiful Girl '54- Transferred from Lakeview High School Irma Sue Bonner Dimples Shop: Commercial Activities: T Sz I. Miracle Book Club '51, '52, '53, '54 Offices: Devotional Chairman T 81 I '54 Honors: Camival Queen '54- Most Charming Girl '54 Janis Faye Boston Inn Shop Cosmetology Activities: FHA '51, '52, '53, '54. Y-Teens '51, '52, '53, '54-. Miracle Book Club '52, '53, '54 15- .lnmcs M. Crane Sonny Shop: Drafting Activities: Key Club '52, '53, '54. T S1 I '51, '52, '53, '54-. Lctterman's Club '54- Offices: Sec. Local Chapter T 81 I '51 Parliamentarian local Chapt. T 81 I '52, '53, '54 VPres. Senior Class '54- Flonorsz Shop Award Drafting '51, '52. Letter in Base- hall '53. 2nd 81 3rd Place Ribbons in T 81 I Project Contest. Physi- cal Fitness Certificate at Volunteer Boys' Slate '53 Most Popular Boy '54 Virginia .lo Cordell Youngin Shop: Cosmetology Activities: T S1 I '51, '52, '53, '54. FHA '52, '53, '54 Camera Club '54 Honors: Most Popular Girl '54 .lohnny Ray Crump Egg Shop: Auto Activities: T Sz I '53 Delores Evangeline Crowe Vangie Shop: Commercial Activities: T St I '53, '54 Y-Teens '53, '54, Miracle Book Club '53, '54-. Glee Club '53 Offices: Y-Teen Treasurer '53 Senior Class Treas. '54- Y-Teen Program Chair- man '54 Honors: Most Studious Girl '54. Friendliest Girl in Who's Who '54 .lohn H. Denton King Size Shop: Machine Activities: T 8: I '51, '52, '53, '54 Joseph P. Devlin Joe Shop D. E. Activities: D. E. Club '54 Offices: Parliamentarian D.E. Club '54 Transferred From Rossville High School Peggie Marie Dodson Shop: Commercial Activities: Y-Teens '53 T 8: I '54 Honors: Certificate for Serv- ice to School '52, '53 Louise Downer Lou Shop: Commercial Activities: Y-Teens '52, '53 T S1 I '53, '54- -l6- Blanche Brubaker Teddy B0zu ' Shop: Commercial Aclisities: T 81 l '51, '52, '53, '54-. Mirarle Buoli Club '5l, '52, '53, '51 Offices: Treasurer of T K l Shop Club '51 Secretary of T 8: l Shop Club '54- Mary Ann Huffington Buffey Shop: Commercial Activities: Miracle Book Cluli '54. Y-Teens '54, T S1 I '54 Offices: Social Chairinzin of Y-Teens '53 Honors: Cutest Girl in Who? 'Who '54. Wfittiest Girl '54 Arhedollu Carlisle Dell Shop: Commercial Activities: FHA '52, Y-Teens '52, '53 Offices: FHA President '52 Y-Teens Secretary '53 I1 4 i ii ,ffff ' ,-,I ' efiiliile HR. E. j Szsgiwflachine ' Activities: T S1 I '51, '54 Key Club '52, '54 Annual Staff '54 Miracle Book Cluly '52 vw Q, N' 515000 C 624, Robert Louis Case Bobby Shop: Drafting Activities: T Si l'5l, '53, '51 Key Club '53, '54 Charles W. Chambers Shop: D. E. Activities: D. E. Cluh '54- Thrifl Cluli '51 Earl Ray Clowrrs Shop: Wood Ar-tivitifsz T S l '5l, '52, '53, '5-l. Mirar-lc Book Cluh '51, '52, '53, '51 Honors: Certificutf' fm ger- vive to Srhcol Norma .lean Clowers Shop: Commercial Activities: FHA '53. T 81 I '54 ll 7-. Thomas ilarold Davis Curly Shop: D. E. Activities: T Xi 1 '51, '52, '53 Key Club '52, '53 D. E. Club '54 Thrift Club '54 Offices: President of D. E. '54 State Parliamentarian of D. E. '54 James H. Doyle. Jr. Jimmy Shop: Drafting Activities: T 841 '51, '52, '53, '54, Miracle Book Club '51, '52 .lohnny Eaves Purty Hoy Shop: Art Activities: T 31 l '51, '52, '53, '54, Drama Club '51 Honors: 1st prize T 81 l Clulr project contest '52, '53 Offices: Pres. Shop 'l' K 1 '51 Shirley Elrod Shirl Shop: Commercial Activities: Miracle Book Club '51, '52, '53. Volley Ball '51, '52, '53 Betty Fay Elliott Booths Shop: Commercial Activities: Y-Teens. Miracle Book Club. T 81 I '51, '52, '53, '54 Lee Howard Ewton Pluto Shop: Radio Activities: T 82 1 '51. '52. '53, '54, Golf '51 .i. W. France, Jr. Dubbie Shop: Machine Activities: T Sa I '51, '52, '53, '54. Miracle Book Club '51. '52, Annual Staff '54 Honors: Most Conceited Who's Who '54 Jackie O. Garner Jack Shop: Commercial Activities: T 81 I '51, '52, '54 Reporter for Commercial '54 Honors: Beginners Shop Award '51 -131 William Gennoe Bill Shop: Machine Activities: T sr I '51, '52, 453, '54, Machine Club '53, '54, Miracle Bouk'Club '52, '53 Raymond Coodner Pancho Shop: Machine Activities: T 81 I '51, '52, '53, '54-. Machine Club '53, '54. Baseball '52, '53 Basketball '51, '52, '53 Offices: Reporter for Machine Shop '53 Ruby Roberson Green Birdlegs Shop: Commercial Activities: Y-Teens '52, '53 T Sr I '52, '53, '54 Highlight Staff '53 Annual Staff '54 Honors: Certificate for Out- standing Serviccs '53 727 fl William M. Green Feets Shop: Machine Activit-ies: T 81 I Club '52, '53, '54 1' 1' X 1' 'VA -.r , ' ff i QW!! if Donald Lee Crimes Fernando' Activities: T K l '53, '54 Lellerman's Club '53, '54 Offices: Pres. K Club '54 Captain Basketball Team '53, '51 Honors: All-Tourney on Times Cup Team '53 Hmtnrnlrle niclllirm nn Tinic- .Ill-City lculn 'Sl Charlotte Ann Haggard Shacklet Shop Cosmetology Activities: T 81 I '51, '52, '53, '54. FHA '53, '54 Annual Staff '53, '54 Honors: Miss Cosmetology '54 Helen Harden Angel Shop: D. E. Activities: Y-Teens '51 T 81 I '52, '53 Offices: Sophomore Class Secretary '52 Treasurer Chapter T 31 I V-Pres. D.E. Club Honors: Neatest Girl '54 llettv M. Harwood Doodle Bug Shop: Commercial Activities: FHA '51, T811 '52, '53, '54, Highlight '52 19- nu Hollis Wayne Harris Cricket Shop: Commercial Activities: T 81 I Club '53, '54 Honors: Neatesl Boy '54 Nellie R. Hawkins Bright Eyes Shop: Commercial Activities: Y:Teens '52, '53 T 81 I '53, '54-. Highlight Staff '52, '53, Volley Ball Honors: Certificate for Service to School '53 Bill Hicks Willie Shop: Drafting Activities: Key Club '52, '53, '54, T 81 I '52, '54 Offices: Pres. of Jr. Class '53 Pres. of Key Club '54 Secretary of Key Club '53 Parliamentarian of Senior Class '54 Class '54- Honors: Cutest Couple Wbo's Who '54 Most Charming '54 Rosa Mae Hicks Bee Shop: Commercial M-tivities: T 81 I '53, '54 Y-Teens '52, '53 Eugene Horton Gene Shop: Welding Activities: T 81 I Club '54 Offices: Vice-Pres. of Welding Shop T Sz I '54 X X Arthur Howard Shop: Welding Activities: T Xa I Club '54 Offices: President of Welding Shop T Si I '54 N Y Fletcher W. Hughes Fletch Shop: Machine Activities: 'I' 81 I '52, '53, '54 K Club '54-. Baseball '53 Alberta Joyce Jones Little Bit Shop: D. E. Activities: D. E. Club '54 FHA '53, Miracle Book Club '52 ..20- Bertha Ann Kosky Berfie Shop: Drafting Activities: T 81 I '52, '53, '54 FHA '51,'52, '53, '54 Glee Club '53. Annual Staff '53, '54. High- light Staff '52, Drama Cluh '53 Offices: Pres. of Aftemoon Shop T 81 I '54 Parliamentarian FHA '54 Honors: Friendliest Girl '54 Biggest Flirt in Who's Who '54 William Alston Legg Shop: D. E. Activities: D. E. Club '54 T 81 I '52 Honors: Beginners Commerci- al Award '52 Louise A. Lunipkins Lotx' Shop Cosmetology Activities: T X I '53, '5-1 FH-A '52, '53. Y-Toon, '52, '53. Highlight Stuff '52, '53. Annual Staff '54- Offices: Trea:-. of .Ir. Class '53 Honors: Girls State '53 Home Fc. Awarcl 'Sli Best All Round Girl of '54 Johnny Lusk Hot Rod Shop: Auto Activities: T Sa I '52, '53, '54 Margaret Ann Mackey Mackey Shop: Commercial Activities: Y-Teens '54 T St I '51 Miracle Book '54 Trunsferrecl from Sand Rock High Marv Alice Morgan Sh0rtic Shop: D. E. Activities: Y-Teens. Glee Club '5f3. D.E. Club '54- Oifices: DE. Club Trees. '5-'I Clyde Eugene Morgan Mo Shop: Machine Activities: K Club '51, '52, '53, '54. T 81 I Club Re- porter '53. Annual Staff '54 Offices: Sophomore Pres. '52 'I' 81 I Club Reporter '53 Shop Representative T Si I '53. Shop T Sa I Sargent at Arms '54 V-Pres, K Cluh '51- Ilonors: Most Athletic '51 Attendance Certificate '52. Outstanding Service to School '52 Basketball '51, '52, '53 '5-1 Biggcst Pest, Who's Who '54 Beryl Haynes Meadows Pete Shop: Print Activities: 'I' 81 I '51, '52, '53v '54, Key Club '52, '53, '54, K Club '51 isasebalt '51. Annual Staff '54 Offices: Reporter for K Club '51 Honors: Baseball Letter Biggest Flirt Who's Who '54 Beet All-round Boy 54 21- Manley Olney Meadows Slag Shop: Auto Activities: T xt I '52, '53, '54 Miravle lfcolc Club '53 Annual Staff '54 Honors: Most Bashful Who's Who '54, Attendance Certificate '52, '53 Ruby Jo McCanless Jnse ' Shop: Commercial Activities: Y-Teens '52, T 31 I '52, '53, '54. Highlight Staff '52. FHA '53 Miracle Book Club '52 '53 Honors: DAR Holnemaking Award '53 Certificate for Uutstanciing Service '53 llobbie McCollum Skeetvr Shop: Commercial Art Activities: T 81 I '51, '54 Art Club '53, '54 Glec Club '53, '54 Highlight '53, '54 Drama Club '53 Offices: Rcpcrter of Senior' Class Secretary of A11 Club Asclv. Mgr. of liigliliglit ' 3 Tvalter lVlcCou1m0n Walt Shop: D. E. Activities: D. E. Club '54- Thrift Club '54 Offices: Reporter for D. E. Club '54 Transferred from Tyner High School 122i 6' .X4 , Aw, Wilti McDt2v5lZ wimpy Shop: Commercial Activities: Y-Teens '5l. '52. '53. T Sz I '52. '53, '51 LettPrmuu's Club '52, '53 Czrmcra Club '54-. Mirttclc Hook Club '52. '53, '54- Offices: Pres. of Y-Teens '53 Sec. of Senior Class '54 V-Pres. of T 84 l Chapter '54 f. llonurs: Miss Kirknuiu '54 Volunteer Girls State '53 Cutest Couple Wbcfs Who '54 Kuy Frances lVlcCrary Blue Eye-e Shop: D. E. Activities: D. E, Club '54 llouors: Certificate for Serv- ice to School Carolyn ltiulwits Milliken ttxmxt, Shop: Conimerc iul Avlixitifvz FHA 'Sl Winn:-'v' Book Club '53, T X l '5-l- Edward Lt 0'Leary Captain O'Lt-ary Shop: Radio Activities: T St I Club '51, '54 :JU Barney W. Padgett Quiet man Shop: Electric Activities: T S1 I '54 Honors: Most Likely to Succeed f Entered from U. S. Army ' X x f '.lonn:t Sue Penney i'R1m1 Shop: Commercial Lftlctiviticsz Y-Teens '53, '51 'X A Miruclo liook Cluh '51 T S I '54 James W. Peery Jimmy Shop: Commercial Art Activities: Clee Club '53. Key Club '53. T 81 l Cluh '53 Offices: Pres. of Clee Cluh '53 V-Pres. of Jr. Cla-s '53 Reporter for T K l Shop Club '54 Allen Duniel Phillips Sister l'hillip: Shop: Print Activities: T X l '51 Offirei: Secretary T 3: l Shop Cluh 'Sl Honors: Biggest liuhy Wlnfs Who '54 llurc Marie Poole Shop: D. E . Activities: D. E. Club '54 Miracle Book Club '53 Honors: Perfect Atlenrlanrsc Certificate '51, '52 Fred M Pettit Hot liotl Shop: Auto Avtixitiefz T X I '32, '53 Offitxs: T Xi l Reporter '52 f - . K ' , fi 3 X C5339 7 --,af 'Y ,flj 7 Vx gf f ff:-fy f O Ben Pettit-t Bc-innir- Shop: Machine Activities: T S1 l '5l, '-32. '33, '54, Kev Cluh '5l, '52, '53, '54, M.l-LC. 53. '51 Drama Cluh '52. Annual Staff '54 Offices: V-Pres. Shop 'l' X l '51 llonorsr Friendlieflt lloy '31 Boy! State '53 lflintaheth Quarles g'Liz Shop: Conunerciul Avtiiitieaz 'l' Sr l 'S-1. Miracle Howl: Cluh '53 llonors: Certificate for Serv- irc to School '53 -23-. Jimmy Lawayne Richey Jim Shop: Welding Activities: Key Clull '51 Annual Staff 'FHL T K I Cluli I53. 75-l. Bafkcllmll '53, '54 Officeiz Pres. Senior Cla-4 '51- llonnrz-: Mr. Kirkmnn '51 Whole Who 'Sl Cum-Nr Uny. Curvlivzil King '51 Shop Award' '53 Dun Riley A'Dun:1lml Shop: Illurliinc- Aclivilicrn T K I '5l. '52, '33, 'Sl I'Iif1l1lip:lltStaxl'l'32 Sports Editor '52 Offices: ChaplP1'TSl Pres. '31 .lr. Clare Reporter '53 Mary .ln Sliger Silo Shop: Commercial Afeliviliesz T 81 I '54 Transferred from Bradley Cleveland, Tennessee .lferry E. Snmrlt Shop: Elevlric Activities: T X I Cluli '52, '53, '54 Honorf: Delegnlv lu T S I Cun- vention '53 Ilzxrold Glen Iioclleitcr Balvl1y Slmp: Radio Activi!ir's:T S: I Clulr '51 Transferred from Dzuis Iligh School linrlcne Singleton Shop: Commercial Aclivilies: T 34 I '54 Ray Smith Rattle Similar Shop: Comnierrial Art Avlivities: Camera Chili '54 T S: I '5l. '52. '53 Honors: Cold Key in Art '52 Certifivate and Ar! Rih- lions Joyce M. Stulvlilefield i'.l05ic', Shop: Commercial Am-tivilics: Y-Teens '51- T S I '51 'l'r.n1sfm'rcd from IIPAI linnk High School -24.. ,, .lames F. Swanson Jimmy Shop: Radio Activities: Glee Club '53, '54 T Sa I '52, '53, '54 Annual Staff '53 Drama Club '52, '53 Offices: Pres. of Glee Club Honors: Must Handsome '54 First Prize T Sz I Contest '52 James Taylor '? ? ? Sliop: Print Activities: 'I' S I '51, '52 Honors: Wittiest Boy '54 Virginia Almeda Tollivei Wildcat Shop: Commercial Activities: FHA '51, '52 Miracle Book Club '53. '5'i. T 81 I '53, Lil Office: llliruclc Bank Chnl: 'l'reusurer '51 llonuie: liimicniaking Kimi 02 Patriria Ann Travis CudLllc5' Shop: Commercial Avtliiliun: 'l' Xt I '5l, '52 lilirzicle Book Clulz '53, '51 Offices: Miracle Book Club Secretary '54 Dan Thomas Buddy Shop: Auto Activities: T 8: I '52, '53, '51 Honors: Biggest Liar Wlio's Who '54- .lo Turner Slowpolte Shop: Commercial Activities: Y-Teens '53, '54 T 81 I '53, '54 Miracle Book Club '51, '52, '53, '54 Mary Evelyn Venalile Shop: Commercial Activities: Y-Teens '52, '53 T8zI'54 Marylyn Walrlrip Pug Slmp: D. E. Activities: D. E. Cluli '54 Thrift Club '54 -25- Chester Donald Wallace Don Shop: Machine Activities: T X l '52, '53, '54 Honors: lst yr. shop award '52 2nd yr. shop award '53 Most Studious Boy '51 Doris Wallace Dottie Shop: Commercial Activities: T 81 l '52, '53, '54 Honors: lst place First Year Typing State T 8: 1 '52 2nd place Second Year Typing State T Sl l '53 First place Typing Speed '53 Most Likely to Succeed '54 .lean Whitmire Shop: D. E. Activities: D.E. Cluly '51 Thrift Clulr '54 Transferred form LaFnxr'tte, Georgia K 1 x, J ,J .F l eb 'J' . z J' L ., ,p,l,: : f 1 if I ., L, J ,D f 4 Shirley June Watlfins SlZir'l Shop: Commercial , Activities: Y-Teens '52, '55 Drama, Cluh '52 T S1 l Club '52, '53, '54 Lettermen's Cluh '53, '54 Highlight '52, '53, '54 Gfficesz Y-Teens V-Pres. '53 Highlight Editor '53, '51 junior Class Sec, '53 Cheerleader '53, '54 Honors: Letter and Certificate in Cheerleading '53, '54 Most School Spirited in Who's Who '54 Most Athletic '54- Ronald D. W'elter Sleepy'i Shop: Wood Activities: T 31 I '5-1 Transferred from Grand Un- ion High School, Samui- mento, California . xv -X Betty Brown Shop: Commercial Transferred from Rome Senior High School, Rome, Georgia ..26-. CLASS HISTORY When one sits down to write the history of a class, a shadow seems to pass over the brightest face. However, there are many pleasant memories to be recalled in a history, and it is these memories that we hope to record as our permanent record in the school. September 5, 1950, found a group of 117 Freshmen awaiting the opening of the doors at Kirkman Vocational High School. During the school year each made new friends that were to last throughout the high school experience. Sponsors for the class that year were Mr. Robinson and Mr. Cardwell. Officers elected were Peggy Ford, President, Bill Ashburn, Vice-President, James Chapman, Secretaryg and Joyce Case, Treasurer. As the end of year drew near, t'1e Freshman class had a wonderful picnic which was held at Lake Winnepesauka. In May, 1951, each one bade his friends good-by until the class assembled the next September. The following year, September 3, 1951, the class organized as Sophomores, and its number was increased considerably by new students from the various junior high schools. Early in the school year we elected for our sponsors Mrs. Mary Houghton and Mr. Charles Craig. Class officers elected were Eugene Morgan, President: Kenneth Wilson, Vice-President, Helen Harden, Secretary: and Russell Carlisle, Treasurer. At the end of the year we held our annual picnic at Lake Winnepesauka. The last of May we bade each one farewell and wished each an enjoyable vacation. September 5, 1952, watched a proud and rather anxious' group of Juniors as they returned after vacation, eager for a year of memorable activities. Sponsors for our Junior year were Miss Katherine Bennett, Mrs. Edith Apperson, and Mr. W. E. Sharrock. Class officers for the year were Bill Hicks, Presidentg Jimmy Peery, Vice- Presidentg Shirley Watkins, Secretary, and Louise Lumpkins, Treasurer. Big events of the year were the Kirkman Mixer and the Valentine Party. The highlights of the year were the 14th Annual Junior-Senior Banquet, which was held at the Industrial YMCA, and the prom which followed in the school cafeteria. We will also remember the happy time we had at the Junior picnic, which was held at Lake Winnepesauka. As final exams rolled around and final grades were given, each went on his way for the next three months. The warm, sunshiny morning of September 4, 1953, found a group of Seniors ready to starttheir last eventful year of school. Late in September the class organized and elected as their Sponsor, Mrs. Willie Blanche Looney, Co-Sponsor, Miss Charlotte Roessleing and Shop Sponsor, Mr. Joe Frazier. Class officers for the year were Jimmy Richey, Presidentg Sonny Crane, Vice-Presidentg Wilma McDowell, Secretary: Evange- line Crowe, Treasurer. The class voted to sell Christmas cards to raise money for the treasury. On November 20, the Senior Carnival was held. The Senior Class voted to publish the Spirit of 1954 as a cla s project. Those who worked the long hours will remember the work and fun for a life time. On April 23, Senior Day was held. Everyone was dressed in different costumes. At noon, that day, luncheon was held, and everyone came back that night for the Senior Tacky Party. Senior orals came and went. At the end of May the class presented its gift to the school and crowned Mr. and Miss Kirkman in Class Day Exercises. The next Sunday Baccalaureate Service was held, followed by a reception for the parents and friends of the Seniors. Commencement Exercise, which is the most sorrowful and yet the most joyful event for the Seniors, was held at Dickinson Jr. High School. For the last time the members gathered to receive their diplomas, and thus perform their last official act as the class of 1954. The following day classmates gathered for the Senior Class trip and their last clay of fun together. ass Motto: Fame is Vapor. Popularity is accident. Riches take ming and fly away. The only thing that endures is character Class Colors: Y.,11.,w and white 127i Class Flower: Yellow Rose CLASS PROPHECY Here it is, June 2nd, 1979, 25 years after my graduation from high school. As I get ready to at- tend the graduation for my twins, my mind wanders and I see again the happy faces of the Class of '54 as we received the coveted diploma. Looking backward I recall the wishes of my classmates and suddenly realize that those wishes have come true. There's my friend, Charlotte Haggard who wanted to be a famous hair stylist, and she is. In New York she owns her shop and is known the world over for her creation. Russell Carlisle is head machinist at Brooklyn Navy Yards and works for Johnny Denton, 3 mulwmllllonalre' Evah Blevins, voted the most beautiful secretary in the U. S., is Johnny's private secretary- Over at the Joyce Jones Children's Hospital Shirley Watkins is head nurse and Louise Downer and Betty Brown have charge of the baby ward. John Eaves, interior decorator, just finished with a new color scheme on the wall that's guaranteed to put the children to sleep quickly. J. W. France owns France's Super-heaters, Incorporated, and hires Earlene SiHEl0f0H and Caro- lyn Milliken as bookkeepers to keep up with the fabulous profits he makes. Behind the Iron Curtain are the senior twins, Doris and Chester Wallace. They are doing a grand job as missionaries. For some time Bill Hicks and Wilma McDowell have been married and at present are on a world tour. If they can get behind the Iron Curtain they intend to see Doris and Chester. Recently I saw Bobbie McCollum and Helen Harden. They were driving the latest model Jar- guaris, which made me remember that they left for Texas just after graduation and from all appear- ances married those milionaires they wished for. Bobby Case is teaching Drafting at our Alma Materg and Eugene Horton, a West Point gradu- ate, is a five star general in the U. S. Army in Alaska. Beryl Meadows was always a lover of speed: so he opened the B. and M. Speedway. The very first entry was Dan Thomas who had a little trouble at the end of the second heat, and who should rush out on the track but Dan's super ace mechanics: Fred Pettit and Johnny Lusk. . Jean Whitmire has made quite a name for herself with the A. E. C. I recall James Perry's wish to be a doctor of geology. After graduating from Harvard he be- came a roving reported for National Geographic Magazine and has made numerous important surveys on how long the Rocky Mountains will remain standing. William Gennoe always wanted to be President of the United States but didn't quite make it. He did get to the White House though. He's the very distinguished looking gentleman who opens the front door when guests arrive. Of course, William would be lonesome without his old friend to keep him company in Washington. When Senator Kefauver retired, his place was filled by a young and brilliant Boy Senator from Tennessee-Raymond Goodner. Recently when traveling in Florida with my family we stopped for the night at a motor court- one of these ultra modern affairs. Its owner is Jackie Garner, somewhat changed and a bit over- weight, but the same old Jackie still. Evangeline Crowe, excellent history student, now presides over room 35 at K. V. H. S. and teaches history to frightened seniors. Jimmy Richey has reached his goal of farming on Sand Mountain and raising peanuts, syrup cane, and taters . The last I heard he was so prosperous he had to hire two secretaries, Monna Sue Penney and Bettye Akins. Like myself, some of our girls became homemakers. There are Jo Cordell, who has three chil- dren: Nellie Hawkinsg Arbedella Carlisleg Pat Travisg and Mary Morgan, who has two of the cutest little girls one ever saw. -28-. Ben Pettitt ha a cattle ranch on the plains of Texas and is making a fortune furnishing bulls for the fights in Old Mexico. How surprised I was not long ago when I took my boys into the A and B Barber Shop. There was my old friend Alvin Blevins specializing in cutting hair to suit a man's personality. As I waited for the boys I decided to get a manicure. The manicurist was Janice Boston, now Mrs. Arthur Howard. Arthur stays home and cares for the three children while Janice works. Johnny Crump and Joe Devlin are traveling salesmen for the James Doyle Bucket Co. Last I heard of Walter McCommon he was going strong on that navy career as commander of the U. S. S. Tennessee. Harold Rochester always enjoyed strange adventures. Right now he's head instructor for the frogmen at the frogmen training grounds' on Chickamauga Lake. Ray Smith owns a boat dock and sporting goods store near-by. It's called Smith's Paradise. Gene Morgan, the unpredictable! Right now he owns Morgan Center in New York. It was formerlly Rockafellow Center and Gene won it on a bet. Thomas Davis has the biggest home and the biggest family in town. I should knowg they live next door. And what a racket! It goes on all the time. Rosa Hicks is the capable nurse who takes care of the Davises' numerous children. We're all healthy in Chattanooga these days for Sonny Crane is Sanitation Engineer for the City and his able assistant is Jimmy Taylor. Not long ago Allen Phillips was caught using his Print Shop to print S100 bills. I don't know where he is now. Not long ago Ann Buffington made a real name for herself in the Courts of Tennessee. She al- ways was a good talker and she talked Johnny Crump right out of trouble over something he was caught doing on Daisy Mountain. Our class had a host of good secretaries in it. Mary Jo Sliger is with a big bank in Chicagog Elizabeth Quarles is private secretary to the president of DuPont Companyg Margaret Mackey and Peggie Dodson are public school secretariesg and Shirley Elrod works for Quaker Oats Company. Ronald Sleepy Welter is testing mattresses at the Everlasting Mattress Co. owned by Charles Chambers. Mary Venable is still chasing a rich old bachelor who owns a mansion on the hill top. Don Riley has long since given up the search for a wealthy widow, and gossips are beginning to link his and Mary's name in society columns. . Joyce Stubhlefield and Marilyn Waldrip have traveled around the world several times. The last trlp was made in a jet propelled flying saucer. Lee Ewton and Edward O'Leary are in business together and have a rather successful Radio and T. V. Shop. Their head of sales is Rose Marie Poole. William Green just recently opened another store ln a chain known as Green's Soft Shoe Stores. They specialize in shoes for men with big feet. l CAFMX1 Legg and Kay McCrary are working in the biggest bank in town. Kay is a teller 3 Alston is a . . . Louise Lumpkins is teaching school somewhere, and I heard the subject was history, of all things! Manley Meadows is postmaster in Chattanooga. Jimmy Swanson is in Atlanta working as master of ceremonies on several T. V. shows. Of course, he's married. Hollis Harris has a print shop and Norma Jean Clowers is his wife and adviser on all business matter. V Right now Earl Clowers is holding a revival in a little community in the hills of North Carolina. He's doing some good work, I hear. Betty Elliott married some fellow from New York and is now living on easy street. Come to think of it her husband is a partner of Barney Padgett, an electrical engineer. If you ever need an A-1 electrician just call Jerry Smartt. He'll come at all hours and he really knows his work. . Ruby Green -is still evening school secretary and Ruby Jo McCanless is running a florist shop with Jo Turner. My--but the time's gone in a hurry, and I'd better rush or I'll be late to see my sons graduate from my Alma Mater. Ann Kosky ...29.. CLASS WILL Kirkman Vocational High School Hamilton County, Chattanooga, Tennessee. We the members of the Senior Class of 1954, on this ? day of June, do will and requeath our earthly possessions and characteristics as follows: To our Alma Mater we bequeath our everlasting loyalty and our best wishes for the future. To the faculty we leave our best wishes and appreciation for their helpfulness and understanding during the past four years. All that is best in our school spirit we bequeath to next year's Seniors. As individuals we leave the following: I, Shirley Watkins, will my strong lungs in Cheerleading to Patsy Brock and Johnny Faye Grant. Doris Wallace wills her brown eyes to Wanda Bullock. Mary Venable wills her ability to make speeches in History to Mary Garner, Betty Lackey and Alice Morgan. Jo Turner wills her red hair to Peggy Newman and Zella Kibble. Patricia Travis wills her love for food to Ernestine Boling. B Virginia Tolliver leaves her love for Shorthand to Fathia Harris, Joyce Boyd and Barbara arnes. Joyce Stubhlefield wills her chewing habits to Sara Netbery and Joyce Hagewood. Mary Jo Sliger wills her part-time job to Shirley Holcomb. Earline Singleton leaves her lunchroom activity to Mary Moore. Elizabeth Quarles wills her ability to do shorthand to Edna Dickey and Pat Cox. Rose Poole bequeaths her perfect attendance to Opal Stokes. Helen Harden wishes to leave Evelyn Carden her blond hair. Mona Sue Penny wills her boyish haircut to Evelyn Phillips. Mary Alice Morgan wills all of her boy friends to Delores Smith. Carolyn R. Milliken wills her happy marriage success to Doris Ritchie. Margaret Mackey wills her waves to Lenora Walker and Jean Thomas. Wilma McDowell wills her steady boy friend to Gaye Stapp. Bobbie McCollum leaves her ability to get along with Mr. Harding to Martha Goggin. Kay McCrary wills her happy time in D. E. to Bobby Brown. Ruby Green and Ruby McCanless will their ability to be at Kibble's every morning to Shirley Lewis and Mickey Moore. Louise Lumpkins wills her ability to get along with fellow class members to Shirley Traffanshedt and Mary Jones. . Ann Kosky wills her ability to influence Chief Bender to Roy Mlddlebrooks. Joyce Jones wills her D. E. teacher, Mr. Boyd to Jean Woodward. Rosa Mae Hicks wills her pretty black hair to Margie Galyon. Nellie Hawkins wills her brown eyes to June Burkhart. l, Charlotte Haggard, will all my customers in Cosmetology to Mildred Hinkle. Beryl Meadows wills his ability to get out of class to Carolyn Gass. Fred Pettit wills his l-lot Rod to Leverae Johnson. Dan Thomas wills his safe driving to Eugene Cooper. Russell Carlisle wills his back seat in English to anybody lucky enough to get it. Evah Blevins wills her heighth to Peggy Breeden and Martha Stanley. Johnny Denton wills his six feet four inches to Billy Belcher. Louise Downer wills her pretty complexion to Emmeline Conner. J. W. France wishes to will his ability to pass American History without working or studying to Raymond Akins. Donald Wallace wills his strong plyboard chair in Machine Shop to Waymon Gaither- Bill Hicks wills his ability to talk and say nothing to Richard Bush. Ben Pettitt wills his ability to make book reports without reading a book to Lebron Brown and Bill Ashburn. Alvin Blevins wills to Harry Morgan his seat in English and History. Joe Devlin wills his ability to get along with others to James Boyd- Johnny Lusk wills his souped up Ford to Tommy McNabb. William Gennoc wills his ability to play along and get by with it to John Sisk. Raymond Goodner wills his pesty ways to Bill Orton and Ken Myers. ...301 liobby Case wills his attendance to Alfred Plummer and Eugene and James Morgan. Don Grimes wills the Library to John Torrence. Evangeline Crowe wills her black curly hair to Geraldine Pace. Jimmy Richey wills his place as Senior President to U. S. Myers. Eugene Horton wills his tardies to Jeanette Blankenship. Jo Cordell wills her ability to keep Miss Freeman's class to Delores Thurston. Jimmy Perry wills his ingenuity to Lew Stamm and Robert Vaughn. Arbedella Carlisle wills her black eyes to Philys Schiff. Bettye Akins wills her big brown eyes to Leb ron Tatum. James Oscar Doyle wills his ability to do drafting to Melvin Carter. Janis Boston wills her seat in Sociology to Jack Parsons. Harold Rochester wills his long eye lashes to Marilyn Phillips. Ray Smith wills his ability to draw to Don Dunn. Johnny Crump wills his perfect attendance to Bill Ewton and Daniel Perry. Mary Ann Buffington wills her faceless watch to Barbara Trippe. Shirley Elrod wills her ability to draw on the mimeoscope to Pat White. Peggie Dodson wils her cooperative attitude to Shelby Dunn. Ronald Walter wills his wide awake appearance to Charles Rucks. G Blanche Brubaker wills her ability to get into classroom squabbles to Patsy Locklear and James ravitt. Sue Bonner wills her giggles to Edith Clemmons. Arthur Howard wills all his girl friends to another good looking boy, Billy Smith. Charles Chambers wills his big feet to Ben Coffer and any other Junior who may need them. Don Riley wills his ability to make A's'in History to Jackie Pell. Lee Ewton wills his bashfulnss to Randy Axmacher. Edward 0'Leary wills his big knife to Dickie Johnson. William Green wills his curly hair to Charles McDonald and Arthur Keith. Alston Legg wills his last name to Earline Landolt. Jimmy Swanson wills his ability to stay out of school to James Ivery. Thomas Davis wills his blond wavy hair to Charles and James Holcomb. Allen Phillips wills his nickname Sister to anybody crazy enough to have it. James Crane wills his short hair to Albert and Robert Johnson. Gene Morgan wills Pearl Harbor this carb to Alfred Hinkle and Fred Geer. James Taylor wills his witty ways to Noel Promley and Billy Joe Cooke. Hollis Harris wills his ability to attain neatest boy in Senior Class to Randall McCoy. Norma Jean Clowers wills her History outlines to Jean Newman. Betty Elliott wills her knowledge of Shorthand to Shirley Durham and Jackie Fults. Fletcher Hughes wills his rosy cheeks to Virginia Beavers. Jerry Smartt wills his History grades to Danny Miller, Kenneth Skull and Hosea Sessions. Earl Clowers wills his smiles to William Rogers, Dennie Nations and Jack Phillips. Barney Padgett wills his quiet ways to Claude Denton, J. C. Conner, Tollis Bales, and Henry Dunlap. Betty Brown wills her ability to get to school on time to Carol DeSha, Ann Hatfield and Willo- dean Hale. Robert Russell wills his ability to understand English Literature to Thomas Clemmons, and Ernest Combs. Bob Kofer wills his ability to talk to Miss Roesslein to Thomas Galbraith, Robert Kennedy and Donald Lockard. Daniel Groover wills his big mouth to Jack Smith, Thomas Smith, and Wiley Davis. Marilyn Waldrip wills her quiet ways to Peggy Newman and Jessie White. John Eaves wills his English book to Bob Deal, James Langely, Leon Baugh and hopes they sur- vive through Macbeth. Tn Margaret Gahan, Eva Gholston, Violet Massengale, Thelma Skiles, and Gladys Suttles we will the courage and determination to finish the Senior year. To Willie Abhs, Lawson Cates, Billy Davidson, Gary Denham, Robert Dickerson, William Goth- ard, Harold Horne, Joe McCarney, Randall Marler, Gerald Mowery, John Norman, Philip Phillips, Charles Seabolt and Garmon Turnure, our best wishs and we hope you make bigger men in the future. Walter McCommon wills his ability to sleep in class to anyone who has been left without an in- heritance. Signed this .... ? day of June, 1954, and witnessed by our sponsors. Mrs. Willie Blanche Looney Miss Charlotte Roesslein Mr. Joe Frazier -31- Senior Superlatives Mr. and Miss Kirlrnzan Jimmy Rifrhev and Wilma McDowell ...32.. Most Studious Chester Wallace 81 Evangeline Crowe Most Likely to Succeed Burney Padgett and Doris Wallace 133.- Most Charming Sue Bonner and Bill Hicks 134.1 Most Popular Jo Cordell and Sonny Crane Most Beautiful Eva Blevins Most Hanrlsome Jimmy Swanson Fricndliest Ann Koeky and Ben Pettit ...35.. Best All Around Louise Lumpkins and Beryl Meadows Neatest Wayne Harris and Helen Hardin ..36.. Wittiest Jimmy Taylor and Ann Buff ington Most Athletic Shirley Watkills and Gene Morgan In M Q16 f wx? I K! a j 'm fff, .M .... l i 7 'EE K u If J XXX!!! I 7 f T T 1 i Carolyn Milliken i FOOTSIE Margaret Mackey PLAYFUL HANDS Manley Meadows HOT ROD Pat Travis CUDDLES, Hm Ann Kosky Ben Pettit HUNGRY BOY J. W. France Peggy Dodson JUST SITTING CUTE 31 SWEET GOLDILOCKS Janis Boston 1.38.- STILL MAD Nellie Hawkins Ruby Green Betty Elliott BRIGHT EYES CAT EYES PLAYING THUMBS Gene Morgan Sue Bonner ROUGH LOOK AT THE BIRDIE Beit Guthrie GOINGY TO TOWN Arbedella 81 Russell Carlisle THATS MINE Louise Lumpkir1S Doris Sz Donald Wallace 0N THE BALL l X TWO OF A KIND .r 39, Lixm i, gan Y , -fi vpimv' Bill Hicks SLEEPY ,U ,Ama l Wilma McDowell TWINKLING EYES Rosa Hicks SAD Sonny Crane SCARED STI FF V+, nnafl ,wavqwwiw ' M .3 ' H .. FP' ,g ,, A I ' ' 5 if 'il lei MfgQn,. S !H7?fEf ifaiirfikfww R if fi ' 2 ' N., C we in 'P ,fun y w f AV 1 Y - l i,- 3 , 1 ,.hh 1 N15 QQQEQQS? fif ' MOIIIIB Sue Penney Evangeline Crowe FAT JAWS 1-'LOWER 011'-:L ..40.- Q ' 1 1 4.-'iff 'Z QSQEEQ? - I, ,lf ,,,. . 1' Q 1 iiii W,,,l 1 wi i Betty Akins SMILEY Louise Downer COUNTRY GIRL Bobbie McCollum LOOK e Charlotte Hafward I Turner N. C. Carter UC BRSHFUI, CUT-IE HAPPY Virginia Tolliver ' M V bl SHY Alvin Blevins ary Ten? C BOOTIE BM G5 Harold Rochester S . DIMPLES Ruby lVIcCanless FOOTS IE PRISSY Hollis Harris ...41- ,WANM Junior Class Sponsor Miss Katharine Bennett Reporter Peggy Breeden President. Richard Bush V-President.. U. S. Myers Secretary Q Doris Ritchie Treasurer Johnnie Faye Grant Junior Qfficers Row 1: Wanda Bullock, Patsy Brock, Jeanette Blankenship, Virginia Bea- vers, .lune Burkhart, Waynoa Bracken, Barbara Barnes. Row 2: Miss Bennett, William Belcher, Joyce Ballard, Bobby Brown, Peggy Breeden, Sheila Brown, Willie Ables, Earnestine Boling. Row 3: Leon Baugh, Richard Bush, Raymond Akins, George Axmacher, LeBron Brown, Eugene Biales, Bill Ashburn. .-42... Bowl: Evelyn Carden, Carol De Sha, Emmeline Conner, Edna Cox, Fatrif-ia Cox, Edlth Clemons, De Willis Davis. Row 2: Ernest Combs, Bob Deal, Fred Drew, Billy Cooke, Thoinas Clemor' Melvm Carter, Bill Cowart. R0w32 Ralph DHWH, Clailde Denton, J. C. Conner, B. L. Cofer, Marvin Cooper, Robert Dickerson, Gary Denham, Noel Crawley. Row 1: Mrs. Edith Apperson, Ioyce Hagwood, Jackie lfults, Martha Goggins, Martha Cass, Margie Stanlev. Margaret Gahran. Bow 2: W'illocieen Hale, Shirley Durham, Shelby Dunn, Carol Gordy, Caro- lvn Cass. Marv Garner, Louise Gholston. Row 3: James Gravitt, Don Dunn, Bob Eaves, Billy Gotharcl, Henry Dunlap, Vhomas Galbraith, Waymon Caihter. -43. Row 1: Zella Kibble, Charles Holcomb, Arthur Keith, l.aVerne Johnson, John Holcomb, Harold Horne, Shirley Lewis. Row 1: Earline Landolt, Fathia Harris, Shirley Holcomb, Bette Lackey, Patsy Locklear, Barbara Holley, Mildred Hinkle, Mary Gleen Jones. Row 3: James Ivey, Robert Kennedy, Albert Johnson, Dickey Johnson, Don- ald Lockard, James Langley, Alfred, Hinkle, Randall Marler. Bowl: Jeanette Morgan, Barbara McClure, Mickey Moore, Julia Mount, .lo Ella Morgan, Faye Massengale, Mary Moore. Row2: Gerald Mowery, Roy Middlebrooks, Ralph Monds, Harry Morgan, Joe McGarvey, Jack Morgan, Terry McDonald. Bow 3: Mr. W. E. Sharrock, Kenneth Myers, Tommy McNabb Charles Mel- ville, U. S. Myers, Danny Miller, Eugene Morgan. -44- Row 1: Evelyn Philips, Edith Clemons, Geraldine Pace, Ann Hatfield. Row 2: lgairblira Poe, Jimmy Bennett, Wesley Norman, Dennie Nation, Doris tc ie. Row 3: Philip Schiff, Roy Bradley, Philip Phillips, Jack Pell, William Rod- gers, James Perry. Row 1: Shirley Traffenstedt, Marilyn Simmons, Opal Stokes, Jean Wood- ward, Delores Smith, Lenora Walker. How 2: Delores Thurston, Gaye Stapp, Robert Vaughn, John Torrence, Jack Parsons, Lottie Suttles, lean Thomas. How 3: Le Bron Tatum, Charles Seabolt, John Sisk, Carman Turnure, Hosea Sessions, Kennie Shull, Charles Rucks, Alfred Plummer. -45.- Sophomore Class Secretary Charlotte Crow Reporter Bob Ledford President Vernon Taylor V-President Gene Maples Treasurer Bonn Dnvis Sponsor Coach Carr Sophomore Cfficers Row 1: ,loan Andrews, jo Ann Beane, Betty Ashley, Dorothy Ba-ndy, Ruth Bettcher, Virginia Balilies, Ruth Adams, Noralyn Adams, Norma Adkins. Row 2: Bennie Bean, Charlene Ada-ms, Carol Beavers, Betty Bell, Edna Bell. .lewell Armstrong, Wilburn Blalock. Row 3: Joel Ambotis, Jimmy Bennett, Robert Atchley, John Arendale, Bill Banksto-n, William Bruce, Franklin Beecham, Clarence Carlisle. Joe Cannon. Not Pictured: Wilma Blevins, Kenneth Bain, Henry Broome, Allen Brown. 146. P Row 1: Murtha Clowers, Virginia Brock, Doris Creek, Patricia Cox, Barbara Cox, Shirley Brown, Jewel Carden, Bonnie Boling. Row 2: Winfred Coffey, Bill Cook, Bettye Collake, Frances Cassel, Ruby Bruton, Bonnie Brubaker, Raymond Coffman. Row 3: Clarence Clifton, Charles Chasteen, Bill Childers, Bill Culpepper, Bill Clingan, Colin. Croson, Leroy Cunningham, Glenn Cook. Not Pictured: Barbara Bums, James Conley, Wilburn Croson. Row I: Patricia Divers, Edna Dickey, Charlotte Dillard, Peggy Dillard, Co- lene Delaney, Rena Davis, Dorothy Cutten. Row 2: Charles Fletcher, David Edwards, Wilma Dotson, Hilda Dawson, Char- lotte Crowe, Johnny Gum, Chester Dobbs. Row 3: Harold Fair, Leroy Fountain, Arthur Fountain, Richard Gallaher. Henry Ford. Paul Davis, Harland Farmer, John Dolley. Not Pictured: Geneve Cureton, Barbara Daverson, Doris Dunn, Harold Dur- ham, Bill Elliot, George Elrod. .47, Row 1: Sally Jo Eades, Phebia Gravitt, Jeanette Godwin, Nola. Graham, Jea.n Espy, Peggy Greer, Willie Frazier. Row 2: Bobby Hardeman, Billy Hamrick, Joyce Ellis, Yvon Ellis, Dexter Har- er, Carl Hamilton. Row 3: grad Gravitt, Bobby Hall, Kenneth Harris, Jerry Haley, Clifford Hartman, Lebron Griffin. Not Pictured: Patsy Gann, Albert Griffith, Ray Harris, Donnie Hatfield, William Hayes. Bill Heard. Row 1: Betty Holloway, Sarah Hammontree, Betty Holder, Marjorie Harris, Ruth Hixon, Patsy Honeycutt, Marie Hunkapiller, Wanda Harden, Betty Jo Headrick. Row 2: James l..aFerry, Bob Ledford, Johnny Johnson, Martha Huffman. Joyce Hasty, Eugene Holder, Raybon Jackson, Max Howard. Row 3: Donald lkard, Charles Johnson, Arlen House, Johnny Jenkins, Charles Hill, Robert King, John Humphreys, Gene Higgins. Not Pictured: Barbara Holly, Mary Hudges, Ann Hundley, Mac Howard, Donald Johnson, Kenneth Hughes. -48. Row 1: Row 2: Row 3: Not Pic Sue McCommon, Phyllis Layne, Joyce Leonard, Dorris Ledford Beverlee Kosky, Fay Fernea, Evelyn Keith, Ann Jones. Delbert McBrie'n, Dortha Lawson, Mickey Moflanless, Shirley Lamb Mary Etta Hyde, Kenneth Loy, Morris Lovelady, Robert Logan. Alvin McCIendon, Jacie Morton, Jack Moon, Gene Maples, Bill Mc- Arthur, Joe Massey, Lamar Manning, James Lockwood, Glenn Miller turecl: ,lames lVlcKeel, David Mattil. Row 1: Row 2: Row 3: Not Pictu Charles Papperson, Lola Pruitt, Nola Pruitt, Laveta Narramore. .lex-1nctte..M1llard, Sibyle Mays, Earlene Massengale, Gene Murphy .lo Phillips, Mamie Mclntyre, Margaret Maggard, Raymond Mowary Ruth Morgan, Glenda Ne son, Shirley Nelson. Charles Pendergrass, Noah Reno, Buddy Nussbaum, Bobby Price Wxlh-am Mullens, Robert Rentzell, Henry Osborne, Claude Price. red: Ann Posey, William Norris, John Oliver. Albert Pearce. .491 Row 1: Hershel Rutherford, Jerry Scoggins, Phyllis Sisney, Viva Sims, Lo- dema Sims, Sue Smartt, Tommy Smith, Arlyn Smith. Row 2: Betty Shannon, Shirley Sutton, Betty Stephens, Ann Stephens, Doris Ritchie, Rachel Ratcliff, Bettye Skipper, Row 3: Lew Stamm, John Taylor, Kenny Rominger, Tommy Scoggins, John V. Taylor, Jimmy Rominger, Jack Smith, Bill Sneed. Not Pictured: Clara .lo Rains, Marjorie Sharrock, Delores Stallings, George Schwiger. Row 1: Marie Tipton, Joyce Windsor, Marlene Thompson., Barbara Wilson, Shirley Vaughn, Ethel Thigpen, Louise Turner. Row 2: Benny Watts, Hewitt Wright, Martha Tarpley, Dolores White, Barbara Thomas, Bill Workman, Pat-rick Womac. ROW3: Reed Wattenbarger, Bill Wimpy, Calvin Thomas, Frank Warren, Billy Welch, Jimmy Whitmire, Harley Webb, Paul Wilson. Not Pictured: Bobbie Womack, Bobby Vice, Cecil Watkins. -50. reshman Class President ,jo Dell Crye V-President Dan Cowart Secretary Bill Green Treasurer Don Cowan Reporter Jimmy Hughes Sponsor Mrs. Mary Houghton Freshman Officers Row 1: Barbara Bethune, John Carpenter, Ruel Ayers, William Boling, Ken- neth Boling, Charles Brown, Barbara Bonner. Row 2: Beverly Ballard, Loretta Blevins, Margaret Barnes, James Bracken Glenda Brown, Charlene Allen, Annette Bonner. Row 3: Jimmy Boyd, George Brogdon, Norman Alexander, Michael Bradford, Harrison Chandler, David Brazier, LeBron Clark, Pat Dooley. Not Pictured: Robert Altum, Joyce Adams, Jo Ann Bullard, Emma Burk. -.S1- Row 1: Nancy Deal, Barbara Dillard, Elaine Dean, Jo Dell Crye, Nancy Ellis, Imogene Driggers. Row 2: Don Cowart, Gerald Eldridge, Brooksie Davis, Truman Cresswell, Row 3: Billy Eckstein, Eddie Davis, Brooksie Davis, Truman Cresswell, Bobby Doty. Not Pictured: Joe Crowley, Earl Davis, Milton Dyer, Mildred Dooley. Row 1: Oma Elsea, Clara Elsea, Doris Gibson, Louise Foster, Barbara Hearn. Row 2: George Hartley, John Grant, Wayne Griffith, Edwin Graham, Bill Harrell, Elvin Griffith. Row 3: Bill Harwood, Mark Hannah, Carlos Hames, Billy Green, Harley Hichman, Ioe Harris, Bobby Garner. Not Pictured: Douglas Goldberg, Clarence Haggard, Clifford Harris, Yvonne Ellisi Joyce Ellis, Estella Frazier, Martha Gaines, Doris Gibson, Obbie Grif in. -.52... Row 1: Jimmy Howard, Clyde Land, James Hyman, Joe Hurley, Bobby Lock- hart, Richard Holland, Tommy Jarrett. Row 2: Jimmy Hughes, Peggy Johnson, Mary Marshall, Marie Liner, Marilyn Liner, Barbara Johnson, Barbara Ledford, Donald Ledford. Row 3: Lloyd Lumpkins, Cecil Jenkins, John Land, Myron London, Donald Kyle, Kenneth Jenkins, Bobby Jones. Not Pictured: Bobby Kean, Marguerite Jones, Dorothy Morgan. Row 1: Juanita Poe, Shirley Pippin, Carolyn Morgan, Betty Nichols, Sue Poindexter. Row 2: Franklin Phillips, Darrell McDonald, James Massengale, Riley Man- sel, Russell Morris, James McBride, Willard Massengale, Bob Ogle. Row 3: Jimmy Millsap, Jerry Pace, Kenneth Mays, John Meeadows, Alton McKelvey, James Melton, Sam Morgan. Not Pictured: Thaddeus Moore, Walter Moore, Ruth Petitt, Alma Phillips. Alma Phillips. 153- Row 1: William Poindexter, Ruth Rodgers, Jackie Solesbee, Dorothy Sands, Bonnieta Roach, Ruby Smith, Billy Sewell. Row 2: Lucille Ratcliff, Barbara Simpson, Kathleen Sessions, Louise Ray, ,lane Smith, Wanda Smith, La Donna Postle. Row 3: James Simons, Curtis Rucks, Marvin Shelley, Roy Randolph, Billy Romines, Bobby Ruth, Walter Rogers, Freddy Rector. Not Pictured: David Pendergrass. Dan Phillips, Ronny Philpott, James Ran- dolph, Norman Resner, Lebron Sizemore, Freddie Shirley, Barbara Teague. Row 1: Laura Stailey, Norma Webb, Imogene Wyman, lo Ann Walaton, Jeanette West. Rev' 2: Patricia Vandergriff, Jimmy Watkins, Tommy Wooten, J. B. Stailey. Mary Workman. dow 3: Jim Walker, .lohn Vogt, .lack Womack, Charles Walker Hobert Spurling, Not Pictured: Jerry Stokes, Robert i'aylor, Earl Turner, Elmmy Underwood. -.541 ix Q QYN P QX XX, .. x Q Xl? x X X X. xx xx. XX Xxx xx X x X xx 1 I achine Shop Row 1: Don Cowart, Tommy Jarrett, Donald Ledforcl, Charles Brown, Leroy Fountain, Edwin Graham, Billy Eckstein, William Boling, Gerald Eldridge, Dan Cowart. Row 2: Mr. Joe Frazier, Cecil Jenkins, William Mullens, Johnny Jenkins, Bobby Price, Myron London, John Dalbey, Harrison Chandler, Ken- neth Hughes, Dexter Harper MORNING SHOP I Rap' J! I f , 5 ' Tw? WI, Filing ..56.. Filing Tu ming on Lathe Ln it iii , lllll 1 111115 AFTERNOON SHOP Row 1: Robert Kennedy, Harland Farmer, J. C Conner, Fletcher Hughes, Billy Dungan, William Gennoe, Harry Morgan, Waymon Gaither, Kenneth Loy, George Schwiger. Row 2: Mr. Joe Frazier, Raymond Akins, U. S. Myers, Donald Lockard, Eu- gene Morgan, .lack Pell, Don Riley, B. L. Cofer, Charles Mebille. Bob Ledford, Ben Pettitt. f NS ,, - f - tllununi' Drilling on Radial Press . 1 W , N 'Dis 1 . L w 1 ':?Q .1 M' Turning Shoulder 57 Electrigyghop Q, J , f! , , , Row 1: .James E. Cravitt, Thomas Galbraith, Gene Higgins, Jackie Morton, Max Howard, Ernest Combs. Row2: LeBron Brown, Clifford Hartman, Bill Sneed, Albert Johnson, Ken- neth Shull, LeRoy Cunningham, Bill'Bankston. Row 3: Barney Padgett. Robert Rentzell, David Perry, Philip Phillips, Will- iam Sampson, William Rogers, Billy Mr'Arthur, Ralph S. Pennington. Row 1: J. B. Stailey, Milton Dyer, Robert' Logan, Bobby Lockhart, Willard Massengale, Wayne Moore, Bob Ogle. Row 2: James Hyman, James Ellis, Charles Thomas, Mark Ballard, Jack Womack, Sam Morgan, J. B. Oliver, .Jimmy Whitmire. Bow 3: Mr. Ralph Pennington, James W. Randolph, Harley R. Hickman, Clarence Clifton. Michael Bradford, William Bruce, Norman Alex- ander, Charles Hill, Eddie Davis. 158. Inszalling Light Circuit Hevviucling Motor fur! I, Repairing Florescent Lights Installing Circuit Breaker Box p .lu f fl' ' . .I D I a n MORNING SHOP Row 1: ,lolm Arendale, Carlas Haines, Morris Lovelady, Jimmy Howard, Lodema Sims, Mickey McCanless, Bill Harrell, Charles Patterson, Tommy Wooten, Ronny Philpott. llow2: Mr. Bender, Billy Harwood, Jim Walker, Brooksie Davis, Charles Johnson, Richard Gallaher, John Lancl, Jerry Pace, Ken Harris, R iley Mansel. l - Cjwnlwi 67 ii AFTING is 33. 5 Ir ..601 MR. L. B, BE .lerry Scoggins, Bill Cowart, Wilbum Blalock, Chester Dolms Ann Kosky, Roy Middlebrooks, Frances Cassel, Bennie Bean Melvin Carter, Johnny Germ, Bill Orton. Paul Wilson, Bill Hicks, James Tate, Donald Grimes, James Doyle, James Crane, Bill Elliott, Harley Webb rc-rl: limmv Bennett. Ricllnirfl Bush, Clarence Carlisle INKING ..61- Au M t h o ec anics llow l : flow 2: Not Pict MORNING SHOP Gordon Turner, Freddy Rector, Richard Holland, Elvin Griffibh, James Bracken, James Simons, Wayne Griffith, Bob Vice, W. ll. Day. Frank Phillips, Kennith Bolling. Nr. George Barton, Tommy Smith, Jack Smith, Buddy Nussbaum, Jimmy Rominger, Frank Warren, Henry Ford, Jimmy Millsap, James McBride, James Massengale. urerl: Henry Broom, William Davis, Donald Kyle. liool Ronin Chcrking Lights ...621 AFTERNOON SHOP MR. GEORGE BARTON, lnstruvlvr Row l: John Taylor, Johnny Crump. lim Tluunns, Manley Meadows, Johnnie' Lusk, Joe McGravey, Carmen Turnure, ,lack Philips, Billy Golharcl, James lveyf Row 2: Mr. George Barton. Arthur Keith, Eugene Nlorgan, Cary Denham. Fred Peltit, Eugene Cooper, lielmetll Myers, Daniel Croover, Dentur- Nalion. Charles Holcomb. Not Pictured: Robert Vaughn, Jim Morgan, DeWilli: Davis. David Mattel., Ruildi g a 0vw1,wfffllD. Tuning a motor -63- Commercial Art AFTERNOON SHOP Ilan I : Billy Arringlon, Ray Smith, joel Ambotis, Bobbie McCollum, Martha Goggins, Don Dunn, Lew Stamm, William Johnson, Randall McCoy. lion' 2: Mr. S. A, Harding, C. R. Moore, Carl McDaniel, Fred Exum,Vernon Taylor, folin Croson, Bill Ashburn, John Eaves, Jim Pvery. MORNING SHOP MR. STEPHEN HARDING, Inszructor How 1: Doris Lerllurcl, Patricia Cox. Dina Dickey, Ruth Pelitt, Ann Hundley. Row ZZ: Charles Pendergrass, J. Arthur Fountain, Mr. S. A. Harding, Richard Cook, Norman Hesner, LeBron Clark. ..64.-. ART CLASS PROJECT CLASS IN DESIGN AND WATER COLOR 5 BQXCK-DROP Fon Lou: Q STAGE SETTING adio Shop MORNING SHOP Row 1: Bill Sewell, Harold Fair, Marvin Goldberg, Morris Russell, Edward Davis, Franklin Beacham, Patrick Dooley, Mr. Albert Witt. Row 2: Bernard F. Welch, Bobby Doty, Joe Hurley, Bobby Jones, John Vogt, Tommy Scoggins, Paul Davis, James Walker, James Melton, Edward Green, Working on Radio Receiver ...66-. Testing Transmitter AFTERNOON SHOP Mn. A. R. wmi Instructor Row 1: Randall Marler, Edward Green, Harold Rochester, Raybon Jackson, Jimmy Swanson, Claude Denton, Herald Mowery, Fred Drew, Arlyn Smith, Charles Fletcher. Row 2: Mr. Albert Witt, ,lack Morgan, Billy Welch, Lamar Manning, Con- ard lVI. Crowe, James Walker, Lee Ewton, Thomas Green, Bill Child- ers, Fred Geer, George Axmacher. O f 40 Checking a power supply 5 Aligning a TV set .671 Print Shop MORNING SHOP Row 1: .limmy Hughes, Jesse Brown, Curtis Rucks, Bobby Ruth, Darrell Mc- Donald, Hershel Rutherford. Row 2: David Downey, Willard Footte, Robert King, Alton McKelvey, Don- gi ald lkard, Clyde Land. Not Pictured: George Bailey, Jimmy Key, Kenneth Mays, Billy Richards, Sam Smith, Lebron Sizemore, James Delashmitt, William Forehand. Saw and Mitering Machine .1681 Working on a Monotype Machine Mll. DAVID DOWN EY, Instructor AFTERNOON SHOP llow 1: Terry McDonala, James Boyd, Noel Crawley, Hewitt Wright, Eugene Hfxlcler, Donnie Hatfield, Bobby Harcleman. llow2: Charles Rucks, Alfred Hinkle, Beryl Meadows, Bill Wimpy. Arlen House, Allen Phillips, David Downey. Yot Piciuxed: George Bailey, Kenneth Bain, Thomas Clemmons, James lVlcKeel, Albert Pearce, Billy Richards, W. L. Overlay, Jimmy Taylor, Bill Westmoreland. STACKING PAPER LOADING FEEDER 169- Co metology MURYINC SHOP Rowla Bettye Skipper, Joyce Leonard, Jeanette Godwin, Patricia Gravitt, Lamb Ann Posey, Arlene Dodson. Row 2: Miss Joanna Freeman, Beverlee Kosky, Delores Stallings, Shirley Ann Posey, Arlene Dodson. Not Picturwi: Mary Davis, Sally Eades, Nola Grham, Marie Tipton. AFTERNOON SHOP MISS IOANNA FREEMAN. lnxfruclur Rowl: Carolyn Cass, Nllntrr-tl Hinkle. Joyce Ballard, Delmer- 'l'ln1rston. .lo Cordell. Row 2: Miss Joanna Freeman, Evelyn Carden, Sara Nethery, Charlotte Hag- gard, Barbara McClure, Janice Boston. -770- Giving a Shampoo . i ' ' L I ,, n . YJ fl' g r T :3E52,i,'?,5 .Nfflhi w . , , , ',:' ' ' 9 Giving Make-up Facial Miss Cosmetology of 54 571- X , Applying Make-up Brushing the Eyebrows WoocBhop AFTERNOON SHOP Row 1: Gcnc Murphy, Earl Ray Clowers, Bill Workman, Wesley Norman, Raymond Coffman, Bill Hamrick, Harold Horn, Benny Watts. Row: 2: Mr Sharrock, Glenn Miller, Tommy McNabb, Ronald Welter, Dickie Jackson, Joe Massey, Reed Wattenbarger. UQSIXG SHAPEH Using Woozl La thu ,72- MORN ING SHOP Row 1: Raymond Mowery, James La Ferry, Pamick Womac, Robert Atchley, Row 2: Kenny Rominger, Jimmy Boyd, Walter Rogers, William Poindexter John Grant, Ruel Ayers, John Carpenter. Mr. W. E. Sharrock, Billy Clingan, Lamar Haggard, John Sumph- reys, David Brazier, Marvin Shelley, Lebron Griffin, Billy Romines Joe Crowley, Gene Maples, Bobby Garner. x off? lg 122 3,4 xiirlffx X fu I X Using Band Saw Using Hand Sanflr-r Weldin MR. S. H. JONQQ, Instructo T MORNING SHOP How 1: Jack Patrick, Bolwlyy Hall. William Worley, Mark Hannah, Hobert Spurling, Clzxuclc- Price, Bill Cook. W'infre-'l Coffey. llow 2: lvllt S. ll. Jones. C. R. ll2lli'llQ'l', T. XV. llvvnc, T. YV. Crabtree, Ervin lingers. Kenny Oflmornr-. ,l. ll. lfryn-, llolulry Kean. Rex Rockholt. Nut l'i1-lured: Fred Crnvitt, Floyd Inxznplxins, livurl Higgby, Slcylcs Gcvrrlnn, ,lack Moon. Weldilrg plale by Ar-6-tylc-rw Shaping Metal wltll Cutting Torcfll 1741 Prove Shop AFTERNOON SHOP How 1: John Billion. Ralph lviwwde, Junk Pdrsuns, Connie Harwood, Billy l .1 ' lleam, Hoy llariis. Row 2: Mr. ll. ,l0r1f:S. Artllur Howurcl. Alfrerl Plummer, Clmrles Russell, Hill Smith. Bill lfwton, Jimmy Richey, William Monds. Not Pictured: Davicl lloihm. Clarence Iolmson, Danny Miller, Willialn Tate. X Nui.. We! . . vxxvef-Wd Bk E16 dff1gwff1,,1, llx'-u-kwwgl C7110 Wald 0 L . er -7 5- IXS'I'lil'll'l'0R: MR. A. J PFITZER MORNING SHOP Rowlz Delbert lVIcBrien, George Pressley, .lames Bailey, George Hartley, .lohnny Davis, David Turner, Edward Clyton, Clifford Weeks, Franklin Hall. Row 2: Mr. Alvin Pfitzer, Alvan G. Folley, Forrest E. Hundley, Billy E. Cray, Brooks Cist, ,loe Crownover, Charles Chasteen, Truman,Cress- well, William E. McFarland, Joe Harris. Soldering Skylight Making Wire Edge on Bucket 4 I . ..'... .' . 2.2 'A,. . D ovii. f -'.. .. iiff f ,r,ir i N reoe C tr -76- X 4 V AFTERNOQN suol' llow 1: A. J. Pfitzer, ,lamos Wovlxuooll, l'lll51L'llC llulcf, Clayton Riglnmire. John Holcomlw, Carl llanlillon, Clillorcl Weeks, Joe Cannon. Row 2: Williaxxl Mcl7arlaucl, Le Bron Tuluzn, Harold Durllam, James Bailey, Calvin Thomas, Brooks Gisl, Alva jolly, Melvin York. Not Pictured: Sunny Cotes, George Illroml, Floyd Collins. CHINDING WELDED BEAD FRGXI COXEQRS CUTTING WIRE MESH DOOR TO SQUIRREL CAGE Home Economics INSTRUCTORS MRS. MARY HOUGHTON MRS. WINNIE MAE LEWIS Row 1: Marie Liner, Norma Webb, Joyce Smith, ,lane Smith, Wanda Smith, Barbara Teague, Mary Marshall. Row 2: Barbara Ledford, Juanita Poe, Barbara Dillard, ,Ieanett West, Sue Poindexter, Barbara Simpson, Mrs. Houghton. Row 3: Jackie Solesbie, .Io Ann Wa-lston, Betty Nickels, Bonita Roach, Car- olyn Morgan, Ruth Rodgers, Mary Workman. Not Pictured: Mildred Dooley, Margarite Jones, Dorthy Sands, Patricia Van- dergriff. How 1: Patricia Gravitt, Jeanette Uwlwin. Marnie Itlflllliyer, Betty Ashley, Juanita Daverson, Louise Turner. Iiovt 2: Alma Phillips, Barbara Bethune, Barbara HamPt0Uw Peggy Gwen Ruth Morgan. . Row 3: Loretta Blevins, Margaret Barnes, Beverly Ballard, .ICHHCUC Mluaffl, ,Io Ann Beans, Dorothy Bandy. Not Pictured: Glenda Brown, Nancy Ellis, Jewell Armstrong, Sarah Ham- nfontree, Clara .Io Raines. Row 1: Geraldine Pace, Shirley Durham, Jeanette Morgan, Shirley Traffan- stedt, Charlene Massengale, Fathia Harris, Ann Kosky, Jo Cordell. Evelyn Philips, Jean Newman. Row 2: Martha Gaines, Patricia Divvers, Sue Mcflommon, Jeanette Blank- enship, Charlotte Haggard, Gaye Stapp, June Burkhart, Earnestine Boling, Virginia Beavers. Row 1: Norma Adkins, Peggy Johnson, Janie Elsea, La Donna, Postle, Imo- gene Wyman, Charlene Allen, Imogene Driggers, Bobbie Johnson, Barbara Bonner, Emma Lee Burk, Lucille Ratcliff. Row-2: Mrs. Houghton, Louise Ray, Oma Ruth Elsea, Jo Dell Crye, Shirley Pippin, Kathleen Sessions, Marlene Thompson, Pat Gann, Marjorie Sharrock, Betty Bell, Laura Stailey, Nc-I Pictured: Marilvn Liner. Jovce Adams, Nancv Deal. How 1: Ruth Adams, Doris Ritchie, Evelyn Keith, Betty Holder, Barbara Cox, Betty Stephens, Ann Jones, Jean Espy, Marie Huukapiller. Row2: Patsy Locklear, Jean Woodward, Barbara Thomas, Velma Millsaps, Betty Holloway, Ruth Bettcher, Edna Bell, Barbara Wilson, Charlotte Crowe, Not Pictured: Bonnie Boling, Cehur Womack. Row 1: Doris Gibson, Louise Foster, Phehice Gravitt, Annette Bonner, Pat- ricia Cox, Nola Pruitt. Row 2: Shirley Nelson, Fay Kermea, Doris Ledford, Barbara Hearn, Edna Dickey, Glenda Nelson. ROW3: Sue Smartt, Phyllis Layne, Hilda Dawson, Madolyne Shirley, Sibyl Mays, Virginia Baililes, Noralyn Adams. Not Pictured: .lo Ann Bullard, Betty Collake, Ruth Hixson, Ann Hundley. Row 1: Joyce Leonard, Ann Stephens, Beverlee Kosky, Rena Davis, .loan Andrews, Betfye Skipper. l Row 2: Lodema Sims, Mickey lVlcCanless, Viva Sims, Sally Eades, Ann Posey, Doris Creek. . , Not Pictured: Joyce Ellis, Nola Graham, Shirley Lamb, Betty Shannon, Mane Tipton, ..80i At Left: Preparing to cut out garment Below: Making back drop for scenery Below: Lunch time in foods class , . 'Q AL Right: Preparing dessert L81L Office ccupation MRS. NANNA B. HULON, Instructor MRS. JIMMY BROWNSEY, Instructor 'MDC 1'Vr1l11r'rw: nznrvr-mwvr . . ' SENIORS How 1: ,lack Garner, Rosa Hicks, Arbedella Carlisle, Monna Sue Penny, Blanche Brubaker, Betty Elliott, Shirley Elrod, Louise Lumpkin,Ruby .lo McCanless, Hollis Harris. Row 2: Mary Jo Sliger, Ann, Buffington. Nellie Hawkins, Evangeline Crowe, Sue Bonner, Wilma McDowell, Betty Akins, Louise Downer, Norma ,lean Clowers, Peggie Dodson, Shirley Watkins, Mrs. Cathleen Mull- enix. k Row 3: Earlene Singleton, ,lo Turner, ricia Travis, Mrs. Nanna B. Hulon Carolyn Milliken, Mary Venable, Pat- Betty Guthrie, Doris Wallace, Margaret Ann Mar-kev. Using the Dictaphone First .Year Typing ..821 Virginia Tolliver, Elizabeth Quarles, Row 1: Row 2: Row 3: JUNIORS Shirley Durham, Virginia Beavers, Doris Ritchie, June Burkhart, Earnestine Boling, Carol Ann DeSha, Margie Galyon, Marilyn Sim- mons, Joyce Boyd, Jeanette Morgan. Mrs. Jimmy Brownsey, Mary Glenn Jones, Jean Newman, Margaret Gahan, Shirley Traffanstedt, Shirley Holcomb, Mary Garner, Pat White, Geraldine Pace. Shirley Lewis, Gaye Stapp, Jessie Wright, Martha Stanley, Hosea Sest Signs, James Langley, Emmeline Conner, Jackie Fults, Zella Kibble, na Cox. Rom lr Row 2: Bow 3: JUNIORS Mrs. Jimmiy Brownsey, Betty Lackey, Barbara Poe, Patsy Brock, Wanda Bullock, Johnnie Faye Grant, Faye Massengale, Lottie Sut- tles, Jean Thomas, Louise Gholston, Ann Hatfield,-Fathia Harris, Evelyn Phillips, Iren- ora Walker, Joyce Cox, Clara King, Shelby Dunn, Delores Smith. Barbara Barnes. Jeanette Blankenship, Mickey Moore, Bobby Brown, Opal Stokes. Peggy Breeden, Patricia Cox, Edith Clemons, Mary Moore, Patsy Locklear. .-.831 Row 1: Row 2: Row 3: Row 4: SOPHOMORES Ruby Bruton, Betty Holder, Doris Ritchie, Margaret Maggard, Dor- othy Bandy, Ruth Adams, Rena Davis, Betty Holloway, Dortha Lawson, Evelyn Keith. Mrs. Jimmy Brownsey, Louise Tumer, Jean Espy, Ethel Thigphen, Carol Beavers, Willie Frazier, Geneva Cureton, Mrs. Nanna B. Hulon, Bonnie Brubaker, Mary Etta. Hyde, Charlene Massengale, Mary Hughes, Viva Sims, Ruth Bettcher, Jeanette Millard, Charlotte Crowe, Betty Jo Headrick, Barbara Wilson, Mrs. Nanna B. Hulon. Mrs. Cathleen Mullenix, Peggy Greer, Ruth Morgan, Marie Hunk- apillar, Patsy Honeycutt, Charlene Adams, Virginia Brock, Ann Stephens, Wilma Blevins, Barhora Cox, Martha Clowers, Ann Jones. Row 1 : Bow 2: Row 3: Row 4-: SOPHONIORES Virginia Baliles, Jewel Carden, Wanda Harden, Yvonne.Ell1s, Sue Smartt, Phyllis Sisney, Shirley Vaughn, Sue McCommon, Sibyl MayS, Noralyn Adams. D . , Mrs. Jimmy Brownsey, Doris Creek, Phebla Gravltt, Lola Pruitt, Dorothy Cutten, Coline Delaney, Rachel Ratcliff, Phyllis Layne, Nola Pruitt, Bonnie Boling, Joyce Windsor, Jo Ann Beane, Bonnie Boling, Joyce Windsor, JO Ann Beane. Shirley Brown, Barbara Thomas, Laveta Narramore, Marlene Tlromp- son, Marjorie Sharrock, Marfha Huffman, Patricia Devers, Lebue Womack. Dolores White Hilda Dawson, Mrs. Nanna B. Hulon. Mrs. Cathleen Mullenix, Juanita Daverson, Betty Stephens, Norma Adkins, Jo Phillips, Marjorie Harris, Glenda Nelson, LaMerle Dunn, Fay Kernea, Shirley Nelson, Jewell Armstrong. -84- Row 1: Row 2: Row 3: SOPHOMORE Ethel Tlligphen, Phyllis Layne, Clara ,lo Bains, Noralyn ,Adams Betty Holder, Evelyn Keith, Wilma Blevins, Virginia Jo Ford, Edna Bell. Jewell Armstrong, ,Barbara Cox, Louise Turner, Glenda Nelson, Jean Espy, Peggy Greer, Fay Kernea, Shirley Nelson. Sue Smartt, Phyllis Sisney, Hilda Dawson, Barbara Wilson, Sibyl Mays, Pat Gann, Ruth Bettcher, Shirley Vaughn, Dolores White. TYPING FILING LX f - -35.. Distributive Rowlz Helen Harden, Hose Marie Poole, Kathryn Pody, Mary Alict- Morgan. Kay lVlcCrary, Jean Whitmire, Marilyn Waldrip. Row 2: Thomas Davis. Waller M4-lfommon, Hex Chitty, Cha-rlcs llrvycr. MS-' ton Legg, Alvin IZI4-xins. Mr. Ross Nl. Boyd. -ri lf' Mary Alice Morgan uniting on Customers at Woolworth Variety Store -86. .lean Whitmire working in stockroom at Kress Variety Store Education X me l V5 Qfq' Wm Waller Mcljommon Cilbllllillllf' at llmuff res x: ,ue l.,1.o: Thomas Davis delivering order at Chattanooga Office Supply Co. Rose Marie Poole waiting on customer al McClellans Variety Store -87 ATHELETICS ff , ,Z ' if 2 ff if --88- In Ken Rommge' asketball Coach Car X jvc , , I, r and lohnny Germ - Varsity eam r al 'J 'ne 1170 'Eau ..89i 2 TJ -.-f ,Yr 7 lfffqff- -1'-fuf, 1 ,, -,JI BASKETBALL BOYS Row 1: Bill Workman, Don Cowart, Bennie Watts, Darrell McDonald, Ches- ter Dobbs, Dan Cowart. Row 2: Robert Whitmire, ,lohn ham. Sisk, Jack Pell, Ken Harris, Leroy Cunnint 90- aseball FLETCHER IIUGIIE5, Batting U. S. MYERS, Catching RICHARD BUSH, Pitdnu 19l.. Cheerleaders Go 7 f f 4 K , W .gf -1 W W W 0 Lee Ewton xl futon Paul Wll on Charles Chambers Y -92- l ltev Hx xxx 2 'rwk V . X ! u' 'Q Q 1 Xxgxxx 0 X0 Q, Pe 1 ttlt f l QQZK Q R 'g - 'N' I .M Lguuv O 2 2 xxv f f A ,,,,, X Clubs ff Gr -93- QGR KM fam? 'vas - 55 M , xNNl,'A1IffJ1wQf Q f X f X I X ff 'Im ' X 1 smif 0 I Y -3.3.1.1 - wig QE at Q, bl ziggy Nllxf 'X ' -N 5 l -. rn m 1 i is 'N D. E. Club N , f fra if fl Qwffff A-LS? f 'Rv 1 ln . ii il: If f fE . i V i i ' 1 .n . 'A',1 i E ,iA, ' ,,.' W ul C W , W V L 'VjVi.A,5:! ,,V .3 rx I L, .V 4' f' OFFICERS President ...........,..,.....,,........... Thomas Davis V-President .....,.....,....,.,,..,,...... Helen Hardin Secretary .......... .............. I ean Whitmire Treasurer .,.,,...,. ....,.... M ary Alice Morgan Parlimentarian. ....................,... Joe Devlin Reporter ...,.., ,........ W alter McCommon Sponsor ..... ...,....i..,.. M r. Ross Boyd ...941 F.H.A President Marlorre Shanock V-President Edna Bell Secretary Ruth Adams Treasurer Io Dell Crye 40 Historian Rena Davls ff Parliamentarlan Ann Kosky gm Reporter Barbara Bonner at Song Leader .lean Espy Mrs Mary G Houghton F. H. A. . . cmsp0nS0rS.QQ1ff M'f!f 6c3iH5iQ'Mae Lewis A5 i95... Miracle Booic Club Exyixhixiilif MM X 3 fig N i niiirifz I ll? ,li A X 1,g fz L-J -rf President ...,...... ......,..Donrzie Hatfield V-President ...,..... ......,..... D avid Perry Secretary ..,.,,.,,, .,..,,,,... P atrinia Travis Treasurer .........,................ Virginia Tolliver Sponsor ................,...,.,. Mrs. Huy D. Hazlelt Cu-SPOnsors..Mrs. Mullenix, Mr. Sam jones 'l eacher .................. . .......,.,, . .Mn P. D. Booth 196-. Y-Teen Y-TEEN OFFICERS President ......,...,...........,. fohnnie Faye Grant V-President ....,..,..,...,,.....,........ Doris Ritchie Secretary ..,4,.,...........,....... Marjorie Sharrock Treasurer. ....,,...........,....,.. Emmeline Conner Program Chairman .,,..,., Evangeline Crowe Reporter ....,....,...........,......,. Charlene Adams Social Chairman ..........,...... A nn Buffington Sponsor ...,.,.............. Mrs. Jimmy Brounsey -9 7- fx X Key Club X I B I I LI I , ' I fy A' BQ of W MW B , , if I X KEY CLUB If-1 I OFFICERS BILL HICKS ........ .......LLL...... P resident , J. C. CONNORS ...,,,,,, .Vice-President JG BILL COWART .IL,,,,,, s I y D I WAYMON GAITHER T AM-LX . MR. L. B. BENDER ,........,...... Sponsor Uk if ' 1' I Af ZW ff I ,JVYW If f ,, f ' gif!! 39 I 154 W 7 I I I I WP ,f J . 25, J . X 4 X 'Ki .-9s- if Glee Club S X -Q OFFICERS President ......... ........ J immy Peery V-President .,....... ........ J immy Swinirm Secretary ......... ........ G aye Stapp Treasurer ...,..... ......... Be nny Watts Librzuian .......... Zella Kibble Sponsor ........ Mrs. Muriel Angle -99.- ..-I Hi hli ht Staff Editor .................... ................................................... S hirley Watkins Assistant Editor ......A................................................................. Ralph Dawn Faculty Advisors .................... Mr. S. A. Harding, Mr. David C. Downey Typists and Distribution .................... Margie Galyon, Emmeline Conner Carol DeSha Sports Writer. .......,,.i................, .....................,................... B ob Ledford Feature Writers and Reporters ............ Charlene Adams, Annette Bonner Advertising ...,................................,... Bobbie McCollum, Barbara Bonner N IT' ' fs' ag 2 ' ...100- 9 lub N l x h i Row 1: Eamest Combs, Raymond Goodner, Waymon Gaither, Fletcher N Hughes, Reed Wattenbarger. ' Row2: Gene Morgan, Donald Grimes, Vernon Taylor, Bill Wimpy, Richard Bush, U. S. Myers. Not Pictured: Coach Carr, Beryl Meadows. President ............. .......... D onald Grimes V-President ............. ........ Ce ne Morgan Sec. and Treasurer. ........ .... U . S. Myers Reporter .............. ......... 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Lew Stamm, Shirley Watkins, lhe Silliest b0YS we will say, CHU QW Cfazl' Q Is most school spirited Just for JOY- in every way. Johnny Faye Grant, our little red headg Hua best personality as we have said. The biggest prevaricator in the roomy Is Dan Thomas Weill assume. --l08- The ls J. most conceited in this placeg W. France with his up-turned face The cutest girl and boy according to pollg Are Ann fBuffingtonQ and Jimmy fR1chey I've been' told. The trumpets blasts, the flags unfurl, Cause Shirley Lamb ,is the best figured girl. 'The friendliest girl, Weill bet a dollar, The biggest baby in the school, Allen Phillips, as king will rule. What ever- we say we don't want to be dirty But Beryl fMeadowsj and Ann fKoskyj are the most flirty. Is Vangie Crowe, the little scholar. Gene Morgan, the biggest pest, He just doesn't seem to let you rest. 110- 2 f ' x N Xxx k, X A NA x K x K ' J W fy fx , OW. Qauihff , 1 J 1 P f M' , L ,W f V 1 W f V, L 2 ff 1 1,1 4!-7 fl my NW I I. 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