Kirkman Vocational School - Spirit Yearbook (Chattanooga, TN)

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1955 volume:

x A . . ,, ,vw-.. , , .W L,Y .l,.wf1fwL-?vX--:-19.13,-NV.-1 V3-' T N-A --1 . . - aid.: W' 1 X In ,ff Z 7' ag QQ? SP wf1'a? 's gf X xXf 215 f X X2 fi f f,a955 Chattahooga, Tennessee Y A 4? Row 1: .loan Andrews, Rena Davis, Lenora Walker, Bonnie Boling, Opal Stokes, Wanda Bullock, Carolyn Cass, Carol Beavers, Marie Tipton. How 2: Mrs. Looney, Beverly Kosky, Waymon Gaither, David Mattil, Billy Be' Cher, Jeanette Blankenship, Charlotte Crowe, Virginia Beavers, Barbara Bames. Row 3: .lack Phillips, Tommy McNabb, Richard Bush, Eugene Cooper, David Perry, Anthony Durham, Harry Morgan, LaVeIne Johnson. Not Pictured: Jean Newman, Mary Glenn Jones, Shelby Dunn, Mary Garner, Sally Eades, Delores Ledford. EDITORS Features ......,................. ...... .l C811 Newman Classes ,-v,,,,,,,,,,,,,,Y,,,,,,,,,, ,,,r,, M ary Garner Athletics ..,. Shelby Dunn 81 Richard Bush Clubs -.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,. Lenora Walker Advertising ,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,, Mary Glenn Jones Sales .,,..,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Jeanette Blankenship Shops ,,,.,,,-,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Virginia Beavers Sponsor ....,,,, Mrs. Willie Blanche Looney 1 Q-Q. 4 When the fire of your life is an ember And the days, of your youth have fled, You will never forget to remem.ber As long as this book can be read. We have put here the wonderous story In writing, with hearts full of song, All things that brought us glory, Events that went right and wrong. Your school mates will live on these pages, Through whatever they have written or cloneg N You will treasure their laughs and their rages In this hook full of schoolday fun. N Nr Aww! seg -l L- xi 1 3 49755115225 551155 6765555 agiafzs Mikdbx ,yfzfueflflkzhg yfwkfzbbs' EFAQU ELT? Si?fflsfFi? Mez iw F,- iSTRATi0M . Covwsffhffion, H B I X eufmev1dmevVr 5 - V l -- ---- A UN ' K U QQ Lf , 4 11 ZW ' EA :SSM f y E' Z xi' . I 7 QNQ Q MR. ALVIN I. PFITZER Life goes fon. Many are the friends who have dedicated their lives to assist youth along the rough, brambled path. It is appropriate that these personalities be given a niche, a commemoration in the fading memory. With this in mind, without any attempt toward sentimentality, and in consideration fundamentally of his loyalty, years of devotion to duty, and above all his spirit of youth, we, the Senior Class of 1955, do respectfully dedicate this edition of the SPIRIT to Mr. Alvin .l- Pfitzer. 8 QJ Inf!! MRS. JEAN FAUX SWEETLAND And you will shortly know that lengthened breath Is not the sweetest gift God gives His friendsg And that, sometimes, the sable pall of death Conceals the fairest bloom His love can send. Something to Live By-Kopplin The Staff respectfully dedicate: this page in memory of Mrs. Jean Faux Sweetland, our former teacher and librarian. ........wl1ose versatile mind and intellect were respected and recognized by authorities in business and in scientific fields, , ....... whose love for the beautiful was manifested in the artistry of her surroundings, and ........whose forceful and full life, lived in charity and in meelmess, made life easier, richer, and more meaningful for her fellowman both at home and in a foreign country. fl Faculty, Staff, and W.-z Aclminstration as Wm W1 ll. is gf Q' E W! ifii.f'Tf5'5l ' i ,S F 1 Y' n ,K' Mrs. Muriel Angle. Mrs. Edith Apperson History English , Mr. J, E, Appersnn Mr. George Banon f Math, English, Health Auto Mechamcs Y! Mr. L. B. 'Bender Miss Katharine Bennett M,-5, Marion Bibb M1-5. Benin Blanchard Dfaffmg English Cafeteria Manager Bookkeeper . 10 s,,fW 53,1 ' W g if 2 em., ,gd H --1- 3 Q 'a5:g, :- f -fp fi iii Y f f df if 3: . If 2 A ,E , 2 ,gene we .Lay ,H 5+ ' B R' ' za JA- X f m U Mr. Ross Boyd V Mief Dorothy Brown Mrs, Jimmy Brownsey Mg, Dguglag Cardwell Math, Distributive Education Librarian Office Occupations .... Mnghgmqgigg - J 'E ' 1 Mr. Jack Carr Mrs. Hazel Deering Mr, David Dicus Coach, Health Sefffmfy Related Drawing E' -aa W ,ggi '1-Hbywlggzgiffl ,'-, :,: ,f,, ' ' . N,, 'Nk' ' , ,. . he l 0 Q ' 44 ' - ' all MY. in Mr. David Downey Mr. Joseph Frazier Miss Joanna Freeman Mr. Stephen Harding Priruing Machine Shop Cosmetology Commercial Art 11 Mrs. Rox D. Hazlet Mrs. Mary C. Houghton Mrs, Nanna B. Hulon Mr, Sam jones Bible Guidance, Home Economics Office Occupations and Welding :is-4 ,- ' Q ffi ffl ' 'lf' 0152355 zzzzzf 'I 4 ,. Com-duuuar Mr. L. E. Keller Mrs. Winnie Mae Lewis Mrs. Margaret Locker Related Mathematics Home Economics Registrar, M0lhGMGli6S Mrs. Willie B, Looney Mrs, Mae Millsaps English English, Sociology Mrs. Cathleen Mullenix Mr. C. P. Parsons Office Occupations Night School Supervisor 12 vi Y' , A 1 ws 2' 'X s i 'Ln if :tiff if ESQ a r PH. ii 4 MT. R211Pll lfeflllillglvfl Mr. Alxin Pfitzcl' Mr. J. :L Robinaon Miss Charlotte lloesslein EZBCIVICUQY Sheel Metal Day Trade Coordinator History, Civics ..x.,., X . ii ' F1 , iffk-A df. -H Q14 i 5 5!', V v l ' il o iiiii M 4. ' - fs . ' -is I Mr. Giles Rutherfonl Mr. W. E. Sharrock Mrs. Belly Southerland Kelazvd Science Wooilimrking: Night School Secretary Mrs. Louise Walton Mrs. Main-I Wheel'-r Mrs. Mary Williams Mr. Albert Will English, Civics Commercial Sul1j2cls Practical Nursing Radio '13 R IHI IHHSSIS Q w SENIHH IHHSS UHIEIHS qi SV! 11 ,itg2XJ6d,Q , had , . SW ,x 1 1 1. 5,1 5-, :?'i41'!:. . xg-g2:f33-f-mfg-1 wuz. ,.f1g,E'?,n. President YW r. 1 4 ga ww 5 F X' i u , X, 5 X a T L X ' 56,5 2 is E552 Jig 'WJ L 'L 11 sl SE! Ridmrd Bush gf 1 4,9-5jg::'f V 5 ' ' 5' : . fs-a irl S! 55555 :ESV QS hlgjijgefaty M 91' ' 4 'Q 53 91 wi USL iii? K ' 5 I,-1ff'?:E??fi7f::.5 1.5 f iff K'.k TV Kxk' ' 1 ' A , Qmwawmwm ww - fc' 1: A rf?:1fif22ws?QgrW5f,,- gi, A 'a,-Sf? if .wa.'1'f'f Q1xQwnEiw?S1yQN 2g:Q2,gs+ ,QSQHEQQ ' S: K ,X ' 1 1-fi Fi37a?Qg:if3f2?f:3f, v., Z QNKV -, L f , ., ' ' Vice-President Waymon Ganher mw?wmf qw Y i i ' 1 i f' L2 ia2fF'11fg . : W I 1 yf. f'y rgW I ig: i - , i 1 , ,15 -, - V H Q1 Parrp ff! V5 . ,V-, gi I 1a - . , YJQOOWVQ B111 men ' fy YC Far- ,f V Q09 ou, 1-31, 1 5 aft SINIHH IKAX MOND WILBURN AKINb Ray Four Years Shop: Machine EIHSS Arliiilius: T S I Club '52, '53, 'S-I, '55 11,....,f,: shul. Award '51 BARBARA JEAN BARNES ChUbbY' Bll L AQHBI RN Iladf i Ihll Four leurs Shop Commercial Krl Aclvltlel 'I S I Clulu W2 'I 54 5 Offlcei T 81 I chop Pres x3 50 Honors Shop Annrzl . 3, Crunrlal An Award T3 Tllsree Ygars A I S o : ommcrcia Acliizixies: F.H.A. Cluh '53, ,54'- An nual Staff '54-. '55- T I Club 53 '55. Attendance Committee 54- Miracle Book Clul: '53, '54, '55 y Honors: Perfect Attendance '53, 54 I LON BAUGH o Three Years Shop . Machine GEORGE RANDALL AXMACHER Axhandle Your Years Shop: Radio Activities: T Sr I Club '52, '53, '54, '55 Offices Treas. of T if I Shop Club '55 Honors: Perfect Allendance '53, '54 Activities: Key Club '53, '54, '55. T s I '53, '54, '55 flffices: V-Pres. Key Club '54, '55 Treasurer of Shop Club '55 IRKIIYIA BEXVERS Ginnie Iwo Yexrs I ir w: C -xlliiviriufnuliufxlal '51, 'Annual Snfl 'sr '55, I'.H,,x. '52, 54. A -lc I5 lx Cin! '51, Jllices: mildilur of Shops on Annual '55 I6 WILLIAM CALAWAY BELCHER, IR. Barbell Four Years Activities: Annual Staff '54. T Ka i '53, '54, '55 lEANE'I'l'E KAY BLANKENSHIP ROY BENJAMIN BRAl'll.Fll' Two Years Shop: Drafting Adivities: T 8: l Club '55 Offices: T 8: l Parliarnenlarian '55 Jeanie K Two Years Shop: Commercial Acnvmes: F.H.A. '52, '53, 's4. T .rl Club '54-. Highlight '54, Annual Staff '55. Miracle Book '54, '55 Offices: Editor of Sales on Annual Staff PEGGY NELLE BREEDEN Peg Three Years Shop: Commercial Activities: T S: I Club '53, '54, '55 li',l'l.A. Club '53. Glee Club '53 Camera Club '54-. Annual Staff '54 Y-Teens '53, '54 Offices: T 8: l Shop Club Program '54 .lunior Class Reporter '5-L. F.H.A Program Chairman '53 Honors: lst place Pythian! Essay Conf test '53 EARNESTINE BOLINC l?l Four Years Shop: Commercial Activities: Miracle Book Club '51, '55 F.l'LA. '51, '54, Y-Teen '51, '54 Clee Club '53, '54-. T 51 l Club '52 '54 Offices: I-'.H.A. Class President Honors: Home Economics Award '54 Perfect Attendance '51, '54 Clee Club Letter '54 PATSY ANN BROCK Pat Two Years Shop: Commercial Acrivities: Glee Club '54. T X l Club '54, '55. K Club '54, '53 Offices: T Sm l Shop Club President '54 JAMES BOYD Sleepy Three Years Shop: Print Activities: T S: l Club '53, '54, '55 Secretary '55 Honors: Letter and certificate for Cheerleading '54, '55. Local, Heg- gional, State winner in Typing Con- lest '54 BOBBY LEE BROWN Robin 'l hree Years Shop, Commercial Activities: T IClub'5-l,'55. Y-Teens Honors: T Sz l Essay Contest Winner Artivities: T 8 I Club 'S L, '55, Y-Teens wus Girl '55 17 I.:BRON BROWN Brother Brown Four Years Shop: ElectricAD.E. Activities: T if I Club '51, '54, Key Club '53, '54. D.E. '54-, '55, Bose- ball '52 Honors: Best all round boy in D.E. Nearest Boy '55 THEIMA JEAN CHRISTIAN Half-Pint Three Years Shop: Commercial, D. E. Activities: Clee Club '52, F.I'l.A. '52 Highlight Staff '53. Y-Teen Club '53 Miricle Book Club '53, '54, T E I Club '53. D.E. Club '55 Offices: Treas. of Freshman Class '52 Historian for F.H.A. '52. Reporter for Sopomore Class '53. Reporter for D. E. Club '55 WANDA GAYLE BULIDCK Gaylebont Three Yuan Shop: Commercial Activities: T S I Club '53, '54, '55 Miracle Book Club '53, '54, '55 Annual Staff '55 Attendance Committee '53 F .H.A. '53 Offices: T Sr I Chapter Treasurer '54, '55 Honors: Perfect Attendance, T 84 I Convention '53, '54, '55. Beginners Commercial Shop Award MELVIN DOUGLAS CARTER Buddy Three Years Shop: Drafting Activities: T In I Club '52, '53, '54, '55 Highlight '54, '55. Miracle Boolt Club '53, '54 Offices: Asst.-Editor of Highlight '55 JUNE BURKI-IART june Bug Four Years Shop: Commercial Activities: l7.I'I.A, '52, '53, '54 Shop Club President '53, Treasurer '54-. Glee Club '52. T 34 I '54, '55 Y-Teens '52, 53. T 8 I Shop Club Treasurer '54 Honors: Home Economics Award '54 EDITH MAE CLEMOXS Edie Four Years Shop: Commercial-D.E. Activities: Glee Club '53, 'SL Y'Teen '52, '53. T K I '53, '54-. Thrift Club '5-l-. D.I-1. Club '54-. Miracle Book Club '52, '53 Offices: Treas. of Thrift Club '54 Honors: Letter in Clee Club '54, D.E. Superlative flfriendliest Girll RICHARD LEWIS BUSH Bunliv'4 Three Years shop, Drafting Activities: K-Club '53, '54, AS5. Key Club '53, '54-. '55. T R I '54, 455 Annual Staff '55 Offices: Pres, of .lunior Claes '54. Shop V-Pres. '54-. C0-Editor of Ath letics in Annual Staff '55 Attendance Committee '54 Honors: B0y's State '54-, Two Letters in Baseball, Two Letters in Basbet- ball, Delegate to T 8: I Convention '54, Delegate to Key Club Interna- tional Comentinn '51-. Mr. Kirkrnan '55, 'ITIPOBIAS CLERIONS Tu-Ta' our Year Shop: Prirllt 18 Activities: Miracle Hunk Club . C. CONNER Coon Dog Four Years Activities: T S1 l Club '52, '53, '54, '55 Key Club '53, '54, '55 Offices: V-Pres. of Key Club '53 Pres. of T 81 I Shop Club '54, '55 Best All 'Round '55 Illll. COOKIE I- Years Shop: lliulio Activiliefz T S I Club '52, '53, '51, '55 EMMELINE JOYCE CONNETI Kitty Three Years Shop: Commercial Activities: T 5 l Club '53, '54, '55 Y-Teen Club '53, '54-. Glee Club '53. 's4. Highlight '54 Offices: T 84 I Shop Club Reporter '54 Y-Teen Club Treasurer '54-. Senior Class Secretary '55 Honors: letter in Glee Club '54. T 81 l Convention Delegate '54, Most Likely ta Succeed '55 MARVIN EUGENE COOPER Al:ner' Three Years Shop: Auto Activities: T H l Club '53, '54, '55 Miracle Book Club '53, '54. '55 Homeroom Attendance '54 Annual '55 Honors: Lil Abner '54 FRED ERNEST CUMB5 Ernie Four Years Shop: Electric Activities: T S1 I '52, '55, Key Club '54, K Club '52 Offices: Pres. Electric Shop T II I V-Pres. Electric Shop T K l '53, '54 Trees. Electric Shop T 8: I '52 Honors: letter in Baseball. Delegate to T S1 L Convention '53. Perferl Alton-lnnw '54- BILLIE P. COWART Bill Three Years Shop: Drafting Activities: Key Club '53, '54-, '55 T Kc l Club '53, '54 '55, Miracle Book Club '54, '55 Offices: Pres. KM Club '55. Senior Clase Psrliamrmarian '5. Sec. Key Club '54. T 9 l Shop Club Reporter 'Sl Honors: Dmfling Shop Award '53 Delegate to the Key Club lnlernational Convention '54, Most Likely Io Suvceed '55 B. L. comm --uh... Three vw. Shop: Machine Activities: T za 1 '53, '54, 'sz Offices: V-Pres, of Afternoon xl:- ehine Shop 'ss lillbrh COX Ed Three Tears Shop: Cmnmervial Avlivilies: Y-'l'z'cn 'SIL 'l' S l '54, '55 19 Miracle Book Club '53, '51, '55 TK IJ, I . . JOYCE CIIRISTINE COX Io Three Ycnra Sh--pr Commercial Activities: Highlight '54. T h I Club '51-, '55, Miracle Book Club '53, '54 DeWILLIS DAVIS Doodle Three Years Shop: Auto, D.E. Activities: D. E. Club Honors: Perfect Attendance '54 LEROY CUNXIXCHAM Hose Three Years Shop: Elem-iricity Ar'tivili4's: Iiigliliglil '52. '53 T L I '53, 'st GARY E. DENHAM 'ileighleningu Three Years Shop: Amo, D.E. Activities: Key Club '53, '54 T 8: I Club '52, '53, '54-. D.E. Clulv '54, '55 Honors: Perfect Attendance '52, '53 D. E. Cluh-Beet Personality BILLY DAX IIJSUN Trigger One Year Shop: Welding Activities: T S I Cluln '5-I, '55 Offices: sf.-mir, Welding Shop 'ss CLAUDE EUGENE DEN'l'O J Three Years Shop: Radio Activtites: T k I Club Offices: V-President Afternoon Radio Shop MARY ANN C. DAVIDSON Bitsy Four Years Shop: Commercial Activities: Y-Teen '51, '52. T 8. I '51, '52, '54, '55. Glee Club '51, '52. Miracle Book Club '51, '52, '54, 'SS CAROL ANN DeSI-IA Hoi-ieypot Three Years Shop: Commercial Activities: Y-Teens '53, '54 T Kr I '53, '54-, '55. Glee Club '53, '54-. Highlight '54. The Miracle Book Club '53, '54 Honors: Camival Queen '55 20 Glu club unch '54, Neateet 'ss HENRY DUNLAP l'lntr Three Years Shop: Wood Activities: T Kc l '53, '54, '55 DON E. DUNN Dunn Du Dunn Dun Three Years Shop: Commercial Art Activities: T 8: I '53, '54, '55 od KCKIE COLEEN FULTS Two Year: Shop: Commercial Activities! T St l '54 n.. hh ht Staff '53 '54 Homemum Hig 'g , - Attendnnce Committee '53 Most Popular '55 MARGARET GAHAN Little Bit Two Years Shop: Commercial Activities: T K1 l '54- SHELBY JEAN DUNN Drooly Pig ' Three Years Shop: Commercial Aqtivitiesz l .l'l.A. '53. T Xt I Clu lf '53, '54, Annual Staff '54, '55. Mir- lcle Book Club '53, '54, '55 Offices: Treas. T Bt l Shop Club '54 Athletic Editor of Annual '55 Honors: Delegate to T 81 l Convention '54 ANTHONY B. DURHAM, IR. AfNll'lS WAYNION GAUHER Round Mon J Three Years Shop: Aiming Amvlties: Key Club T s. 1 cm, st, 'sa '55, Glen Club '53, Staff '55 Offices: V-Pres. Glee Club '53. Treas. of Key Clul: '54, '55. V-Pres. T K l Clulm '55. Assoc. liditor Tennessee News '5-1-, '55, v'l'reS. Senior Claws '55 llnmmm: lfctter in Baseball '53. lclter in Glce Club '54, Friemlliest Boy '55 '1' a 1 Delegate 'st Key Club Dele- gate: '51 '53, '54, '55 K Club '53,'S4, '54. Annual -'curly Top Two Yeears Shop: Commercial and Drafting Activitie-: T S I '54, '55, Annum Staff '54, '55 Olfioes: Shop T 81 l Reporter l 21 THOMAS C. GALBRAITH Slick Four Years Shop: Electric Adxvilies: T 5 l Club '52, '53, '54-, '55 Offices: V'Pres. Shop T Sa l '55. Re- porter Shop T Sa l Club '52 YIARGIE Slfll CALYON P0fIgie 'lln-ee leurs Shop: Conmmrcial ,lviivilicsi 'l' N I '53, '54, '55, Y-Teen '33, '51. Cleo Club '53, '54- rlificesl Sec. nl' T Sa I Shop Club '54 CERALDINE GILES Jerry One Year Transferred from Valley Head, Alahlmn Shop: D.IS, Activities: DE. Club MARY ETIIEL GARYER Myrt Three Years Shop: Commercial Aclivlties: 'I' S I Club '53, '54, '55 F.H.A, Club '53, Annual Stuff '54, '55. Miracle Book Club '53, '54, '55 Offices: Trees. F.H.A. Chlpter '53 Pres. T Kr I Shop Club '55. Editor of Classes in Annual '55 Honors: Queen of Junior Valentine Hop '54-. Certificate for Services to the School '5-I. Beginners Home Ee- onomic Award '53. Delegate to I .I'I.A, Convention '53, Mont Pop- ular '55 MARTHA SUE GOGGIN Sonic-Q Three Years Shop: Commercial Art Activities: .T lr I '53, '54, '55. F.H.A. '53, '5-1. Glee Club '53, '54, '55 Offices: Sec. of Shop T 8 I Club '54, '55. Librarian of Glee Club '55. Homeroom Attendance Chlirman '55 Honore: Letter in Glee Club CAROLYN SUE GASS Blondie Three Years Shop: Cosmetology Activities: F.H,A. Club '53, '55. T Q I Club '54-, '55. Annual Staff '55 Miracle Book Club Offices: T H I Shop Club Secretary-'55 Honors: Miss Cosmetology of '55 WILLIAM HENRY GOTHARD Billy Three Year.: Shop: Auto Activities: T 8: I '53, '54, '55 FREDERICK GEER Frog Four Years Shop: Radio Honors: Attendance Certificate JOHNWIE FAYE GRANT e Three Years Shop: Commercial,D. E. Activities: Glue Club '53. Y-Teens '53, '54-. Camera elub '54-. I .H.A Club '53. K-Club '53, '54, '55 Cheerleader '53, '54, '55. T Si I Club '53, 'SL Miracle Book Club '53, '54 Offices: Treas. of the Junior Class Pres. of Y-Teens '54-. Sec. of D.E. Club Honors: Letter in Cheerleading '53, '54 I .H.A. Convention '53. D.E. Con- vention '55. Friendliest '55 JAMES EDWARD GIIAVIIT Three Years Shop: Electric Activities: 'I' S I Club '54 WILLODEEN .IUNA HALE Three Years Shop: Commercial l3lI.I. IIAYWORTII Four Years shop: A-n0.D.c, Activities: T Si I Club '52 Officesz Auto Shop Reporter for 'I' 5 I Club '52 -.Desnyu Activities: T S I Club '53, '54, '55 Glee Club '53, '54, '5S. Y-Teen '53 Miracle Book Club '53 Honors: Certificate for Special Se:- vices lo the School ALFRED IIINKLE, JR. Abbie Four Years shop: Print Activities: T 81 I Club '53, '54, '55 Lettermans Club '5-l-. Glee Club '53 Officer: 'I' Sr I Shop Club President '54 Ilonurs: Shop Award '54-. Leiter in Baseball '51-. Mos! Charming '55 FATHIA ADA MARGRET HARRIS Two Years Shop: Commercial-D.E. Stuckup Activities: Miracle Book Club '54, '55 'I' K I Club '54. F.H.A. '53, '54 D.E. Club '55 ,.m:LEY Homoim rim rem sim, cfmmaai ,activafaesz T at 1 out, '53, '54, 'ss F.u.A, cm, si. Miraule Book Club I SJ, '51-, '55 BERNICE GRIFFITH HAVEN Bunny I-'our Years --a Shop: Commercial Adivilies: Y-Teen Club '51, '52, '53 T Sa I Club '52, '53, '55. Miracle Book Club '52, '53, '55. Glee Club '52. Y-Teen Volleyball Team '53 I-'.H,A. '51 Offices: Y-Teen Reporter '52 ' Il NIlI,I-IF LEUY IIOLCONB 'I'ln'ee Years Shop: Auto Activities: 'I H l Club '53, '54-, '55 Miracle Book Club '53, '54- Llfficesz Clmirnizm of Homeroom At- 23 tendnncc Committee FHFD HOWARD Two H ears Shop: Commvrrzial, Auto i Activities: 'I' 81 I Club '54-, '55 JEANETTE MORG AX JOHNSON! Four Years Shop: Commercial Activities I'IlA Club ol- T 81 I Club 52 53 '54 'lhracle Book Club '52 53 U1 Offices VPres of FII 'X 54 Honors Perfect Attendance 'Iwo Years Services to the School IAIII-IS ICLBFIFT' IVILY Libby Thzce Years Shop: Aun-, VW-of! Kem-iaiofz '1' 3 1 Clui, 'Sly '55, Gln Cm, '53, 'SL Rlirade Book Club '5:s, '54 MARY GLENN IOXIES Meme Two Years Shop: Comrnerc al Activities T R I Club 54- 55 All nual Staff 54 '55 Miracle Book Club 54 Offices Parlxamentanan T Sz I Shop Club '55 Xdvertxsing Editor of Annual Staff 5 D CKIE DEAN JACKSON Blossom Three Year! Shop: Wood Activities: T 8. I Club '53, '54-, '55 ARTHLII Wll l IAXI ISFITII Toni Three M in Shop: Kula Actinuc 'I S4 I Club .341 55 lr aclu Honor ALBERT JOHNSON Slim Three Years Shop: Electric Activities: T Sz I Cluh '53, '54, '55 Miracle Book Club '53 Offices: Shop Cluh Reporter '55 Homeroom Atlvxularive Chairman '54 Honor: Shop Award '54 ROBERT kl NNIIH 'Napoleon Thrrc hear: Shop: xrmune Avlivitie I Cl 1 .A- ingm. n Nuff W4 D Officer Ser ft'Ll1apter T K I Clulx an l rlilnr o Ili hli ht 3 24 llonnrs Dole uc to T 8. I Convention '51- ZELIA ILl,IZAIiI'1TI I KIBBLE Suzie Thrnc Years Shop: C-inunercial Adivitieb: Clee Club '54, '55, F.H.A. Club '53. T Sc I Club I54, ISS. Mir- acle Iiuok Club '54-, '55 Offices: I,ilrr.irian for Cleo Club '54 .IANIES S, I.A'YCI.FfY A'Jim Two Years Shop: Cnmmerrinl Activities: 'I' K I Club 'SL '53 Offi:-es: Allendarm- Coxniiiillcc- Cllmir- man '55 lim-Ori: sp.-.vial sl-il-a.w i.. llic Sl-lmol '54 BETTY JOYCE LACKEY Belts Two Years Shop: Cornmercial Activities Glue Club 54. Home- xoom Attendance Committee '54 'I' S4 I Club '51, 55. Y-Teens '56 Offices: Senior Class Treasurer '55 T 8: I Shop Club Secretary '54 T 81 I Shop Club V-Pres. '55 Honors: Glee Club Letter. T G I Delegate '54. Best All-Round '55 M XIQY lf XIll.lNI'2 IANIJOLI' uliuggs Fnai' If-.urs Shun: Cunuxwrriul Atlwru-H: X-'I'ePu Clulv '53. '54, 'I' S I lilul- '51, '55 REXETFE ASLEE LANEY Tony One Year Transferred from Bridgeport High School Shop: D.E. Activities: D.E. Club '55 SIIIRLICY I.l'fWlF l,an1lv 'l'wo Years Shop: r1f,m.m.-alll Kr-liviliu-I Xliravli- Hunk Club '31- lfllilvllglit 'SL 115. 'l' S I Club 'SL '55 fltlicuf 'I' S I Club Reporter '35 llumn-1 Hlmllv- I'.ilmer Davis Mrarfl ROBERT LARRY LANHAM Libby Three Years Shop: An Aclivirimz T 81 I Club '54-, '55 DONflI,lW I..Ul,XIl LOCK XIII? Don Three Years Shop: Machine Activities: 'I' S I Club 'S I-, '55 Blu- ball '51-, '55 Honura: Letter in Baseball '51-. Mont 25 linnlisum 455 PATSY SUE 1,ocK1.E.m Two YT-ms army: r:.,.,....cf.-ann, DL, Put 1 Aclivilie-: T S I Clulv 'SL Glre Club '51, I'.II.,l. Club 'S I. ILE. Club '55 JXXIIES R,xNn,u,l, mcox' mmm Three Years shnp, c........m-ul ,uf .mal-elseif T a 1 sh..,, mul. '53, 'al mm cm. -as M.XI,O'XE Sheet Metal 'I Sa I Club 5a Barony.-0.7.4 Illph Pres. of T x I 51.01, cm. 'ss IOSFPH Mc'CARYFY Har Thrrv Years Shop: Auto Altlivilh-sz 'I' S. I Clull 'SIL 'SL '55 Cznneru Club 'Sl-. 453 Offires: II-mu-roluu .Xllendanre Cum- mlllee l'Imi1'llmxx '55, 59:2-'I'rr':lS. Shop T s I Clulu 'ss IMIIICS RANDALL MARLER Randy Three Years Shop: Radio Activities: T 81 I Club '51-. '55 Uffivrs: Sec. T 81 I Slmp Club '55 UAVID GORDON KIATTII. Three Years Shop: Auto Auzlivllieiz Annual Slnfl' '55 TONINIY CARL NlcYABB Four Years Shop: Woml Ac-livitir-sz T 8 l Clulu 52. '51 '5 I. '53 Annual Staff '55 orrm: Rqmru-r fm' sump 'r s 1 c'1..1, 'S l-. 'I're'ns. Slmp 'I' X I Clulv 433 I'Irmur-: Willie-sz '55 26 ROY XIlDIJI.IfBIl00IxS ll-u' Thrw Icars slmp: In-im Artixilius: key Clull 'Sl-. '33, I 5 I Clulr 'SL '53 RALPH MONDS Two Years Shop: Welding Activities: T 8. I Club '54, '55. Cam- era Club '55. Miracle Book Club '51 Olfir-es: T 8: l Club V-Pres. '55. Miracle llnok Club V Pres '55 ELCFNF WH VE WOR! AN PIM Bm Three l ear shop Auto D F Actnlties T K I Club 53 54 DE Offite DE Club V Preudent an WILLIAM S. MONDS Bill Two Years Shop: Welding Activities: T Ik I Club '54, '55. Mir- acle Book Club '54, '55. Comer: Club '55 Offices: Trcas. of 'I' Sa I Shop Club '54 Pres. of T Et I Shop Club '55, Dec- oration Commillee Mirarle Book Club '55 HARRY VIORGAN Wren-klesg Harry Four Years Shop 'ifachme BERLINDINE MOORE Mickey Four Years Shop: Commercial Activities: T s 1 Club '53, '54, '55 Y-Teens '53, '54-. F.I'I.A. '53. Cheerleader '53. Glee Club '54. Miracle Book Club '53, '54, '55 Offices: T S I Shop Club Reporter '54, '55 Honors: Letter in Cheerleading '53 Service to School '53, Wiltiest '55 JACKIE BRYAN MORTON Short Cut Three Years Shop Electric Activities Miracle Book Club 54 T K Offices Hnmeroom Attendance Com Honors Perfect Attendance 53 MARY I0 MOORE Indy Three Years Shop: Commercial 1 Activities: T S1 I Club '54-, '55. Mir- acle Book Club '53, 51. F.H.A. '53 Honors: Service to School '53.' '54 Perfect Attendance '54 GERALD E MOWERX Curley Three leurs Shop Radio 27 Actiutie T 81 I Club 73 54 35 U. S. MYERS Useless Three Years Shop: Marhine A4-titilies: Basketball '53, '54, 'ss Baseball '53, '5-L '55. I.,et!el'man's Club '53, '51-, '55, T S. I Club '53, '51, fss. Key Club '54 Offirrs: V-Pres. of Iunior Class '54 Sec. T S I Shop Club '5-1. Sec. I.etterman'5 Club '54 Honurs: Shop Award '53. Volunteer Boys State '51-. Mr. Teenager '54 Three Letters in Basketball. Three letters in baseball. Most Athletic '55 W. F. BILL ORTOY W'illcy Four Years Shop: Drafting Activities: T St I Club '52, '53, '51, '55 Key Club '53. '51, '55 Offices: T 8 I Shop Club Secretary '53, '5l- Honori: Drafting Shop Awnrrl '52 DENNIE JOE NATION Three Years Shop: Auto Mechanics Activities: T Sr I Club '53, '54, '55 Clee Club '54-, '55, Miracle Book Club '53, '51-, '55. Homeroom At- tendance '53, '51 Offices: T 8 I Shop Representative '53 T 81 I Shop Reporter '55. Mirlrle Book Pageant Chairman '55 Honors: Clee Club Letter '51. '55 Perfert Attenzlanrre '53 .IACK PARSONS Prem-her' Two Years shop: Welding Activities: T K I Club '53. '51-. Cum- era Club '53, '51- Offices: Secretarv of Welding Shop '53, '54 Honors: Shop Ama 'sz Jiiw wiwmx Shorty Two YQ-me Sim.: Cuvumerrial :Xvluitie-: l-'.H.,x, cum 'st T at 1 Cm. 'st Xvmual Staff 'ss xnmflf- :snot Cum. '51, Orrin-S1 I-'uzilurcs :mmf of Annual '55 BETTY SYE PAYNE Candy One Year Transferred from Clearwater High, Clearwater. Florida shop: D.l2. Activities: D.E. Club '55 Offices: Treasurer of D.I-T. Club '55 Honors: Delegate to D.li. State Con- vention Most Charming '55 JOHN WESLEY NORMAN Four Years Shop: Wood Activities: T S I Club '52, '53, '54, '55 Honors: Perfect Attendance Certifi- cate '53, '54 JACK EUGENE PEIL Buddy Three Years Shop: Machine Activities: T K I Club '5-1-. '55. Glee Club '5-I-, '55. Basketball '5-lv, '55 Miracle Book Club '53, '5-1, '55 K-Club '51, '55 Offices: Homerounx .Nttemlunve Chair- 28 man '54 DAVID BURTON PERRY Hose Three Years Shop: Electric Activities: Baseball '53, T if I Club '53, '54, '55. Miracle Book Club '53, '54, '55. Annual Staff '55 Honors: Shop Award '53 Offices: V-Pres. Miracle Book Club '54 PHILIP GORDON PHILLIPS Mosquito Three Years Shop: Electric Activities: T Sz I Club '53, '54, '55 Miracle Book Cluh '53 RUTH Pllmms --uma. ' One Year Transferred from Murray County Iiigh su,.,f,l shop: c.lmm.fa..1 Activitiew: 'r s 1 Club 'ss GLENN ALI-'RED PLUMBIILR Two Years Shop: Welding Activities: T Kr I Club '53, '54, '55 Camera Cluh '53, '54 JACK RICHARD l'lIlI.LlI'S Flip Three Years Shop: Auto Activities: 'I' K I Clulu '51, '35 Annual Staff '55 Offices: President of T S I Shop Clulu '51, '55 Honors: Shop Award '53 BARBARA ANN POL 'BllJs Four Years Shop: Commercial Activities: Y-Teen '52. T 81 I Club '52, '53, '51-. I .I'I.A. Club '52 lllimcle Iloult Club '52, '53, '54 Camera Club 'Sl BOBBIE JEAN PHILLIPS rnniz- .l One Year Transfer:-eil from Central High Srlinnl. Wmhurg. Tennrrsee Shop: Commmtul. 0.12. Activities: UE, Club '55 DORIS JEAN RITCHIE Pin-Alain Three Years Shop: Commercial 29 Activities: Y-Teen '53, '54. F.I'I.A. Club '51 T at 1 Club '53, '54, 'ss Offices: Sec. of Sophomore Br Junior Classes. Pres. of Chapter T 81 I Club '55. Pres. of Chapter F.I'I.A. Club'53 Sec. Chapter T X1 I Club '54. Pi-eu. ilsop T Et I Club '54. V-Pres. Y-Teen Honors: Delegate to Volunteer GirI'l State '51-, Certificate for Services to School '51, Ist Place Job Application '54-. Delegate to T 8. I Convention '54, Miss K.V.H.S. '55 NYIIIIAXI ELNIEII ROGER: Pee-wee I-'our Years sump: atomic iilftivilicsi T Sr I Club '53, '51, '55 Office ' T S I Shop Club Trezis '51, flII.tHlliS SIf:II30I,T, III. Three Years Shop: iuiiciiiiie Artitilies: T S I Club 'S-I-, 55. Base- lmll '54, '55 Honors: Letter in baseball '54- CHARLES RUCKS Cuker ' Four Year: Shop: Print Activities: T ii 1 ciiib '53, '51, 'ss Letterman! Club '54, '55 Glee Club '53 Offices: T Si I Shop Tren. 'SAL T Si I Shop V-Pres. '55 Honors: Letter in baseball '51 JAMD, H0st..t shssloxs Your Years siiiipg iiiiiiiiiifmil .ti-tivilies: T S l Club '32, 'Stl Iltiimrs: Special Sunice to School '52 '53, 'SL l'erfv.-ut Attendance Cer- lifii-ale '51 ROBERT REED RUSSELL Bob Two Years Shop: Sheet Mein Activities: T Si I '55 Offices: T 8 I Reporter and Secretary for Shop Club '55 Honors: Perfect Attendance Certificate '54-. Most Sludious '55 KEYNEIII SHlI.I. 5liuil'in.ni Three Years . riivilic-s: T S I tlluli '53, 'Sl-. I3.l' A Club '35 Offivess D.Ii. l'.iiIiaiiieiimriuii '55 Ilmioifs: Willie-t-IJ.lI. Club PHILIP WAYNE SCHIP? fly I..egl ' 3 Yenrn Shop: Wood Activities: T Si I Club '53, '54-. '55 Key Club '5-1. '55. Service Club '53, '54, 'ss Offices: Shop Treas. '53, '54, '55 Ser. '53, '55. T K I Parlismentarian 'S5. Homeroom Chairman '53, '54. no Ilnnorsz Shop Certificate '53, Shop Medal '54, Service Certificate '53 IOHN SISK Dish Two Years Shop: Commercial Art , Activities: T Xi I Club '54, '55. Glee Club '54-, '55. Camera Club '54 Offices: V-Pres. Art T S I '5-L, '55 V-Pres. Clee Club '55 Honors: Basketball letter '5-In. Glze Club letter '55. Fricndliest '55 BII.l.Y SMITII Three Years Shnp: Welrling N Q- VA -- Aclivilies: 'I .S I Llulr nl. ni, ol OPAL FAYI1 STOKES nf., Years sim.: 4:..mr..Crrn1 rxmrvrrzs: T s I 'sr '55, Miracle Book cm, 35.1. :55 Arm-in Staff '55 DIELORES JEAN SMITH Lucy 'llhrve Years Shop: Commercial A:-tivities: Clce Club '5-5. T A I Club '5-L, '55. I .H.A. Club '53. Miracle Book Club '53 Honors: Service to the School '51 Perfect Atlcnrlancc '51 l.UI'l'lli LEE sL'1'rLLs Three Yam s1...,,: cr.rr..m.n1 ,mir-aries: T Q 1 cm, '55, '54, '55 Mamie Bank Club '53, 51, '55 .IXXII-i9 FIIYITST SMITH Une Year 'l'r.n:5!'mmI funn' Ilixsnn High Shall: Welding Amlivilies: T S I Clulr '55 VELIIIA .IEAN THOMAS Little Bit Three Years Shop: Cunnnsrvinl, Dx, Aclivilieiz Volleilmll 553. T Sc I Club '53, 51. X-'I'cc'n lflub '53, 'SQL Mir- acle Buul. Chili 'SIL 51-, 135. DE. Club 155. Annual' ttuif 454-, Thrift Club ,55 Honors: First Plare 'I' Sa I Typing Con- test '53, D.El. Superlalixe. Beaten! IN XNCY CAYI2 STAPP Doogliems 'lliuc Years sim.: Commercial, DL Arlisilies: 'I' S I Clvh 'TL Glen Club '35, 'S-I-. Y-Teen 4I,.rr1r '53. Mir- cwlr: Book Club '53, SI. IJ.E. Club on Offices: Y-Pres. T K I Shop Club '54 Hunurs: Ixller in Cie: Club '54, Kec- oanitiun for Senire lu School '54 JOHN 'I'0IiIlIiNCl:1 Three Years Shop: ILE. Activities: Clee Club '54 31 Hungrs: Perfect Attendance Certificate an LENORA JANET WALKER Marnie Three Years Shop: Commercial Aclivilief: Y-Teen '53, '54. T 81 l Club '3l. '55. Volleyball Team '53 Miracle Book Club '53, '54, '55. An- nual Staff '54, '55 Offices: Trans. T 81 I Shop Clul: '55 PATRICIA ANN WHITE Pat Three Years Shop: Commercial Activities: T 84 I Club '54, '55. An- unl Staff '54-. Miracle Book Club '53, '54, '55 ARLISS JEAN WOODWARD Be Be Two Years Shop: Commercial, DE. Activities: l .l'i.A. '54, T K I Cluli '54 Miracle Book Club '54-. DE, Club '55. Tlrriil Club '55 Honors: D. E. Superlalive '55, Mos! Beautiful '55 Offices: Pres. DE. Club '55 Beautiful '55 32 enior Cfaaa .MA fory In September of 1952 a group of Freshmen stood in front of Kirkman Voca- tional High School wondering what the next four years held in store. Now they know, for those years have passed, and it's time to write another class history. Freshman officers elected were: Gary Lord, president, Richard Gallaher, sec- retary, Thelma Christian, treasurer, Jimmy Fine, reporter. The class, sponsored by Mrs. Millsaps, enjoyed a picnic at Lake Winnepesaukah in May. The same group of students with a few new students came back to school as sophomores in September, 1953. In November the following officers were elected: Peggy Newman, president, Blaine Roberts, vice-presidentg Doris Ritchie, secretary, Patsy Roberts, treasurer, Thelma Christian, reporter. Coach Carr and Mrs. Mill- saps were chosen as sponsors. In May the annual picnic at Lake Winnepesaukah was held, and soon everyone went his way for the three-month vacation. A somewhat grown-up group of juniors assembled in September, 1954, and selected Miss Katharine Bennett, Mrs. Edith Apperson, and Mr. Earl Sharrock to help them with numerous class activities. Officers of the class were: Richard Bush, president, U. S. Myers, vice-president, Doris Ritchie, secretary, Johnnie Faye Grant, treasurer, Peggy Breeden, reporter. Big events of the Junior year were The all- Kirkman Mixer, The King and Queen of Hearts Party, and the 15th annual junior-Senior Banquet. In May the class held its picnic at Lake Winnepesaukah. At last the long-awaited year arrived and a happy and excited group of 144, Kirkman's largest Senior Class, gathered in September, 1955. The size of the class. its co-operative attitude, and exceptional school spirit promised to make this class not only the largest but one of Kirkman's best. Mrs. Willie Blanche Looney was elected sponsor of the class, and Miss Charlotte Roesslein was elected eo-sponsor. Mr. joseph Frazier was elected shop sponsor. Officers elected were: Richard Bush, president, Waymon Gaither, vice-president, Emmeline Conner, secretary, Betty Lackey, treasurerg Don Dunn, reporter, and Bill Cowart, parliamentarian. In October the Seniors began their sale of Christmas cards and in November held the largest and most successful carnival ever sponsored at Kirkman. At Christ- mas the class enjoyed a party and participated in a Christmas Project. April 15, Senior Day was observed with gala costumes, a luncheon, and a half- day holiday. That night the Seniors sponsored the Tacky Party in the future Foun- dry Shop. May 27, Class Day Exercises were held during which Mr. and Miss Kirkman were crowned and other superlatives were presented. The Class Gift was also pre- sented to the school. The Baccalaureate Services were held May 29 and followed with a reception in honor of parents, friends and faculty. One June 1, 1955, the most sorrowful yet most joyful event for Seniors was held at Dickinson Junior High School-Commencement Exercises. Next day, June 2, Seniors were gathering bright and early for their long-anticipated class trip and the last official act of the class of 1955. -by Barbara Barnes CLASS FLOWER: Carnations CLASS COLORS: Red and White CLASS MOTTO: To finish, we must first begin X 1-1 -I ai-fix X s ,YA f, 33 JD A . X9 iliside eCfl0Il X -'f' Ciao: x .rs . 'Xa , exe rx x. 'N 'g- ia ,. . x. ix . X . We, the Members of the Senior Class of 1955 at Kirkman Vocational High School being of sound minds and possessed of legal capacities, do hereby will and bequeath our most treasured possessions to those we leave behind us, To our Alma Mater, we leave many good wishes for the future. To the faculty we leave our best wishes and our thanks for their help during the past four years. What is best in our class spirit we bequeath to next year's Seniors. As individuals we will the following: I, George Axmacher, will my love for Hillbilly Music to Franklin Beacham and Shirley Sutton. Barbara Barnes wills her firey temper to Fay Kerna and Cebue Womack. Jean Thomas wills her ability to chew chewing gum without getting caught in Roesslein's class to Mamie McIn- tyre and Shirley Vaughn. Gaye Stapp wills her laugh to Sybil Mays and Betty MeHome. John Torrence wills his singing ability to Joe Rape and Claude Price. Philip Phillips wills his tall and slim body to Glenn Cook. Lenora Walker wills her ability to stay on the goody side of all the taechers to F loetta Toomey and Helen Stewart. Doris Ritchie wills her flirty ways to Betty Ashley and Phyllis Sisney. Carolyn Gass wills her nickname playgirl to Joyce Leonard. Bill Cook wills his quiet disposition to Jimmy Whitmire. Lawrence Lanham wills his shy ways to Reed Wattenbarger. Philip Schiff wills his love for children to Rayburn Jackson. Jack Pell wills his title of Most Conceited Boy to Morris Lovelady. Betty Sue Payne wills her white buck shoes to Joyce Guider. Bill Orton wills his popularity with the girls to Paul Wilson. Mary Garner wills her love for boys in the Air Force to Louise Turner. David Perry wills his steady girl friend to James LaFerry. Waymon Gaither wills his Hotrod Driving to Henry Broome. Jackie Fults wills her love for American History to Phebia Gravitt. William Rogers wills his calm temperament to Shirley Nelson. Claug Denton and John Wesley Norman will their quiet ways to Bill Workman, Norma Adkins, and Peggy reer. Dannie Nation wills his last name to Jo Ann Beane. Jean Woodward leaves her job at the Tivoli to Phyllis Layne. Thomas Galbraith wills his ability to have bad luck with the girls to Robert Atchley and Donald Ikard. Shelby Dunn wills her hangover to Jeanette Millard. Ernest Combs wills his knowledge of History IV to Lebron Griffith. Peggy Brreden wills her bashful ways to Beverly Kosky and Barbara Thomas. Roy Bradley wills his funny jokes in English to Jerry Haley and Patricia Gravitt. B. L. Cofer wills his ability to bum cigarettes to Bobby Vice. Thomas Clemons wills his ability to get along with girls to Gene Holder. Edith Clemons wills her ability to be late to D.E. Class every day to Ruth Betcher. Carol DeSha wills her dimples to Jewell Carden. Johnnie Faye Grant wills her strong lungs in cheerleading to Charlene Adams. William Gothard and Charles Seabolt will their physiques to Bobby Hardeman and Raymond Mowery. Martha Goggin wills ber love for horses to Rena Davis. GCI3dilC Giles leaves Mr. Boyd and the Sociology class to Patsy Greene and Delores White. Fred Geer leaves his front seat in history to Charles Fletcher. Billy Belcher wills his knowledge of Geometry to Benny Bean. James Boyd wills his' A's ia History to Kenneth Bain. Anthony Durham wills his red curly hair to Clarence Clifton. Margie Gaylon wills her freckles to ,Joyce Hasty and Dianne Jarvis. Margaret Gahan wills her ability to file to Barbara Cox. Virginia Beavers wills her place on the annual staff to her sister, Carol. James Gravitt wills his perfect attendance to Arlen House. Willodean Hale wills her red naturally curly hair to Shirley Brown. Fathia Harris wills her desire to get along with fellow classmates to Imogene Reno and Virginia Baliles. Danny Miller wills his ability to skip class and get away with it to Bill McArthur. Ralph Monds wills his welding booth, Lucky l3, to Bobby Hall. William Monds wills his ability to get along with Mr. Jones to Harry Osborne. Berlindine Moore wills her private seat in the office to Marjorie Harris. Mary Jo Moore wills her perfect attendance to Dorris Creek. Eugene Morgan wills his good times in D.E. to Dexter Harper. Harry Morgan wills his souped-up Ford for the use of the annual staff to Marie Tipton and Joan Andrews. Jackie Mortorrwills his ability to take short cuts to Jimmy Hicks. Gerald Mowery wills his curly hair to Melvin Lofty. U. S. Myers wills his athlete's feet to Bill Bankston. Robert Russell wills the friendliness he has enjoyed from students and faculty to George Schwiger. Charles Rucls wills his ability to mash type to Bill wimpy. 344 Barbara Poe wills her job to Bonnie Brubaker. Hosea' Sessions wills his shorthand book to Wilma Blevins, Patsy Honeycutt, and Marlene Thompson. Kenneth Shull wills his ability to get to school on time to Dexter Murphy. Billy Smith wills his place on the baseball team to Robert Rentzell. Opal Stokes wills her ability to stay out of trouble to Mickie McCanless and Lodema Sims. Lottie Suttles wills her fancy glasses to Murtha Clowers. Bill Hayworth wills his nickname Rita to William Farruer and J. B. Gilbreath. Joyce Cox wills her happy married life to Frances Burnctte and Martha Barker. Edna Cox wills her seat in office practice to Ruth Adams. Leroy Cunningham wills his nickname Hass to Eddie Davis. Billy Davidson wills his geometry theroms to Ray Harris. Raymond Akins wills his history book to Winfred Coffey. Bill Ashburn wills his black hair to Edna Dickey. Alfred Plummer wills his wornout work pants to Wilburn Croson. Bernice Haven wills her ability to talk all day and say nothing to Laura Whitmire. Alfred Hinkle wills his seat in Sociology to Kenny Rominger so he can see the girls in Cosmetology. Charles Holcomb wills his courage to finish high school to Jack Moon and J. B. Oliver. Shirley Holcomb wills her curls to Joyce Windsor. Fred Howard wills his wicked Buick to Robert King. James Ivey wills his Liberace hair to Bill Sneed. Albert Johnson wills his tall, slim body to Arthur Fountain. Jeanette Johnson wills her job in first aid to Hilda Dawson who has demonstrated ability to do this type of work. Mary Glenn Jones wills her height to Frances Cassell. Arthur Keith wills his good looks to Dortha Lawson and Doris Ledford. Robert Kennedy wills his burr haircut to Chester Dobbs if he has a garden rake long enough to keep the leaves cleaned out of it. Zella Kibble wills her height to Marie Hunkapiller. Betty Lackey wills her ability to make oral reports in English to Doris Ritchie. Renette Laney wills her love for lndependence to Pat Divers and Barbara Manning. James Langley wills his own system of shorthand to Ruby Bruton and Betty Shannon. Earline Landolt wills her ability to get to school on time to Barbara Wilson and Ann Stephens. Shirley Lewis wills her popularity with Mrs. Walton to James Lockwood. Jean Newman wills her ability to get to Kibble's every morning at 7:30 and to school late to Charlotte Crowe. Donald Lockard wills his locker to Billy Hamrick and Bernice Elliott. Patsy Locklear wills her naturally blonde hair to Shirley Lamb. Paul Malone wills his ability to get along with Mr. Pfitzer to Carl Hamilton. Randall Marler wills his love for Hillbilly music to Arlyn Smith. Joe McGarvey wills his front seat in Mrs. Looney's English Class to Sally Eades. Randall McCoy wills his ability to use land colors in Art to Sue Smartt, Bill Clingan, and Raymond Coffman. Tommy McNabb wills his perfect attendance to George Daugherty, David Edwards, and Fred Gravitt. Roy Middlebrooks wills his ability to do history to Yvonne Ellis. Ruth Phelps wills her coat hanger in the cafeteria to Nola Pruitt. Delores Smith wills her smooth complexion to Jeanette Godwin. John Sisk wills his big smile to William Mullens. Jeanette Blankenship wills her loud mouth to Viva Sims and Peggy Smith. Leon Baugh wills- his vice-presidency in the Key Club to Wilburn Blalock. Wanda Bullock wills to Betty Collake her place on the honor roll. Mary Ann Davidson wills her big mouth and happy married life to Sylvia Cox. Gary Denham wills to Joel Ambotis his English hook which has all the right sentences checked in it. Patsy Brock wills her energy plus in cheerleading to Pat Cox. Thelma Christian wills her haircut to Inez Mason. Melvin Carter wills his drafting ability to Jerry Scoggins and Harley Webb. Richard Bush wills all arguments in Mr. Cardwell's second-period Plane Geometry Class to the lucky Juniors who have survived Mr. Keller's math class and who get out of Miss Roesslein's first-period history class alive. Don Dunn wills his plans for a conspiracy against Miss Roesslein's history class to Lew Staumm. fBy the way, Lew, the time bomb goes in the desk drawer.i Bill Cowart wills his Key Club activities to Johnny Germ and Leroy Fountain. Eugene Cooper wills to Jimmy Rominger his title of Lil Abner. June Burkhart wills her proper manners to Sue McCommon. J. C. Conner wills his love for the naval reserve to Paul Davis. Emmeline Conner wills her brown hair to Bonnie Boling. LeBron Brown wills his ability to get along with Miss Roesslein to Kenneth Loy. Bobby Brown wills her ability to argue to Betty Skipper. Dickey Jackson wills his big knife to Charles Hill and Max Howard. David Matill wills his pesty ways to David Lee Lowry, Edward Rogers, Laveta Narramore. Jack Parsons wills his cooperative ways to Alvin McClendon, Roy McBrayer and Tommy Scoggins, but hopes they'll come to school more often. Ernest Smith wills his ability to make book reports without reading books to Evelyn Keith, Dorothy Johns and Billy Welch. DeWillis Davis wills his ability to play along and get by with it to Joe Massey, Thomas Smith, Bill Womac and Marion Yarbrough. Jack Phillips wills his ability in auto shop to Frank Warren. Jean Phillips wills her blonde hair to Betty Holder. 35 AWWU OHJRAWPJNS Senior Superlatives MR. and MISS KIR Richard Bush and Do 3 .y-hw. 39? MOST STUDIOUS Robert Russell and Bobbie Lee Brown MOST LIKELY T0 SUCCEED Bill Cowart and Emmeline Conn MOST HANDSOME-BEAUTIFUL Don Lockard and Jean Woodward MOST CHARMING Alfred Hinkle and Betty Payne MOST ATHLETIC U. S. Myers and Carolyn Cass ,fy Yxax v wif, 1 ' xii, ,I i 'ff . K5 ig-iff , 51-fi , ., 4 E2 Wi s if if gi fl xfgfx 33 WITTILM Tommy McNabb and Mickey Moore FRIENDLIEST John Sisk and Johnnie Faye Grant NEATEST Lebron Brown and Carol De Sha MOST POPULAR Don Dunn and Mary Gamer BEST ALL ROUND J. C.'Conner and Betty Lackey we Zfwqf V 7. Q ,,..g:,. H H- ,JN M, F Waymon Gaither FAT JAWS Roy Middlebrooks ROUGH NN 43 Xxx f . I 1 f Opal Stokes SHY Martha Goggin BANGS l T an ETH kv as l s Sw Wanda Bullock SMILE ki MI Delores Ledford dv Q Y, fig? SPARKLE, PLEA 1 x as , ..2,,. Q 1 f, 4. 5 I .ri ' ' 5 .gag A Exif, Virginia Beavers p B k PEEK-A-BOO! E5 1Q1'QSfOlVIf,flglalgl1D sgSiHi3O1iE You ARE fd BLUE LeVerne Johnson 1' M SCARED ' . t, i I James Boyd CUT-IE Mary Garner LEGS Carolyn Gass HAPPY BIRTHDAY Shelby Dunn BUTTONS if BOWS Alfred Hinkle READY 'id WAITING Donald Lockard Dewmis Davis CHROME DOME Sl-IUCK-INS EADE flll 2f ?fs.a:vv.zg:u. 12 , f A : ' 555 I ,Ihh I l-' A .I-, sf ,WM Fred Geer bl I 'I ING PRETTY Jean Newman BOO! 44 rwrirw' Bolinfl NEG SOMEWHERE Zgglil f X, N' Ili? f ,ff I , ii ji I 35 az? t ' fl ' ,mi ' fi i a 5 S infix-' - , I Q 1 I, 'Q 5,1 June Burkhart CURLES Bobby Brown Randall McCoy HERE CHICK ROMEO Fathia Harris BIG EYES I-A Thomas Clemons f ' -. . I COUNTRY A 3 GENTLEIVIAN m - -1 ,iw I Tilzii ISE iff il , iff f A ,. H1 S sl., M- - .. ww f 1 ww 152.5 :iw ,. 1 W W :I Qin, fps T Q us I sw 'if P gg ' 5 J ,gan It sw ,, if fix s E' r , X I 3 4 zz Yr ,.., Gary Dneham POUTING Charles Rucks WELL Y I ix kk l , . , I X. M: E . W I Hg 3 , AI' mf ba ' is ' s 1 I M IH 57,23 in '-5 ff Sin 4' 1 , 'I s s , ,Ffa . g an W f 'E I is :LI U. S. Myers PM Xlfhife - A LIT'I LE DOLL DONT FALL 49 Jean Woodward BRIGHT EYES Peggy Breeden BASHFUL Joe McGarvey CRAZYLEGS . . , Bernice Haven WANNA FIGHT Mary Ann Davidson COUNTRY GAL Jackie Morton I'M SHOOK Mickey Moore , V! Lk i ,v.i Margie Galyon AYV V Y Billy Belcher GIGGLES TI-IAT'S A FACT! Barbara Barnes PIN-UP GAL Johnnie Faye Grant 46 IDONTGETII' Jeanette Blankenship WHAT HAPPENED? Vkfillodean Hale PUG! A D Bill Hayworth JUST PLAIN WORRIED Bill Orton LIBERACE I Lenora Walker WISHING Henry Dunlop PUT'ER THERE Gay St PRIBSHEPP 47 tr, 'if Jeanette E5 Ha M F' B TwooFA1flll1Dorgan F r S tg 5 kfw- K ...., ,silty Jack Phillips WHATS THAT? 7 ' 'B 1: 3 4 f N Q f 5 2 ' '5' 4.5 fairs, Q. A Hg. .. Q ' 4 f V. ,. 'W x , Y kr 'A , L gif ij Q1 f 5 I- Ai- it ' , X Q gh Jack Parsons 'I AlNT FUNNY fr-ir-.i mf., U M - ' sf MLN Y . .k,' rim? , X 4 -..,. K A, L ggi, -iw ' . f-- U H L 3 'tr :f: 'T E553 A rj. V-,i5!g.1-:jg . i J 2 4 Q link .5 . Lag? 'K T. NH. - Jean Thomas HAPPY me W YEAR 1937 Billy Davidson YUU UUNNI SAY George Axmacher Alfred Plummer BUTTERBALL MELANCHULY ME Bill Cowart Jack Pell FAT LEGS ITS PATHETIC Eugene Cooper THUMBS John Torrance David Perry FOOTSYE LITTLE MAN 48 Roy Bradley THE END 65155 MOI? QC, Here it is, May 27, 1970-just 15 years since graduation. We, President Waymon Gaither and Secretary nf the Army General Anthony B. Durham, are beginning a world-wide tour. The tour begins in the town of our Alma Mater, Chattanooga, Tennessee, at Kirkman Vocational High School where Mr. Roy B. Bradley is teaching in Mr. Keller's place, along with Alfred Hinkle who teaches print, James Smith who is Mr. Sam Jones' assistant in welding, and ,Ie nette Blankenship and Zella Kibble who are substitute teachers. Wanda Bullnf-It is now State Advisor of T 8x FClubs of Tennessee. We leave the school and decide to walk downtown, on our way we see many of our former classmates. There are Danny Miller, Jackie Morton, John Torrence, Leon Baugh and Dickie Jackson sweeping up the con- fetti from the circus parade. The big attraction is the famous Siamese Twins, Mary Glenn jones and Jean New- man. And who should we see taking her many kids to the circus--no one but Shelby Dunn! We go down a few more blocks and see Geraldine Giles, and upon talking with her we find she is now manager of the Capitol Theatre. We meet Ralph Monds who says he owns his own welding shop. We visit the shop and are surprised to find Billy Davidson and Alfred Plummer working for him. For relaxation we go to the Speedway at Moccasin Bend. We look over the race sheet and see that Jack Phillips, Harry Morgan, and William Gothard are to drive in the next race. We though sure we would see Tommy McNabb, but after further questioning we found he was operating a lemonade stand on Soddy Mt. We had a chance to talk to the boys so we asked who usouped up their cars. The reply was none other than Fred Howard. Fred said he had done some work on David Mattil's car, and because of this David was taking a 6-months rest in the hospital. We visit the T. V. A. and see a number of our students on various jobs. Some we see are Bill Orton, Richard Bush, and Bill Cowart, who are employed as their A-I Mechanical Engineers. Paul Malone, Earnest Combs, and Lebron Brown are Electrical Engineers. Working in the first-aid station we see Earline Legg and Barbara Poe. Next we see Edna Cox as Business Manager of the T. V. A. She tells us to be sure and visit the President, who, to our surprise, is Jack Parsons. With him were his two private secretaries, Lottie Suttles and Barbara Barnes. We leave the T. V. A. and go to the Clements-Rucks' Printing Co. where Charles and Thomas are over- flowing with business announcing Margie Gaylon's second set of twins. We decide to visit her at the hospital, and there we find Jean Philips, Head of the Nursing Staff. Bernice Haven is one of the many nurses we see in the hall. Pat White, who is now married, is also at the hospital visiting with Margie. She has nine children. From the hospital we go to Kress 5 BL 10 Store. To our surprise we find Thelma Christian is now the man- ager. After talking with Thelma we walk over to the Record Department. George Axmacher is buying a stack of hillbilly records recorded by Randall Marler, who is Singing Star of the Grand Ole Opry. We ask George what he is doing these days, and he replies that he is taking life easy just listening to his record collec- tion. We go down the street a little farther and see the opening of a new reducing salon whose owner is Earnestine Boling. Her able assistants are Mary Jo Moore and Mary Ann Davidson. We learn from them that Shirley Holcomb is now Executive Director of Blue Cross, and that Carol DeSha, June Burkhart, and Margaret Gahan are working with her. Before we leave Chattanooga we decide that we should have our car checked.. We stop by joe's Garagef' and are very much surprised to learn that our old friend Joe McGarvey is the owner. Eugene Cooper is top mechanic at the garage. We asked Eugene if he knew anything about J. C. Conner and to our astonishment, he tells us thatj. C. is sailing the Seven Seas. From Chattanooga we go to Baltimore, Maryland, and hold a conference with Governor Donald Lockard. It just so happens that he and his secretary, Mary Garner, are in Baltimore at the time. Don and Mary go with us to the john Hopkins Hospital, where Berlindine Moore, who is married to a millionnaire playboy, is taking a rest. Renette Laney is Head of the Doctor's Staff there. Johnnie Faye Grant, Fathia Harris, and jackie Fults are among the Registered Nurses at John Hopkins. After talking to them, we walk down the hall and see Bobbie Brown and Betty Lackey. They inform us they are doing a great job with their work as psychiatrists. We leave Maryland and go to New York. We need to relax so we go out to the Yankee Ball Park. After the game we talk to U. S. Myers, who is the New York Yankees' Manager. He has a fine team. While going to the car we see Larry Lanham. He tells us he is a wrestling referee here in New York City. Later we see Gary Denham taking his two private secretaries, Willodean Hale and Jean Thomas to dinner. Gary is now President of a hig firm in the Empire State Building. 419 jean Woodward is a Powers Model and we hear she is doing a swell job as head model. She should with all that beauty. Kenneth Shull now owns the jet Airline Company. They fly non-stop from New York to Paris in 6 hours. Some of his flyers are Charles Seabolt, Hosea Sessions, and William Rogers. While talking about flyers and flying, we hear that James Boyd, James Langley, and Thomas Galbraith are all pilots in the U. S. Air Force. B. L. Cofer is a Commander in the Navy, and he is trying to help Billy Belcherdlmring his rating up. Philip Phillips is now a Captain in the U. S. Army. Ruth Phelps is a stewardess in the . A. F. We hear that Virginia Beavers is a private secretary to a Private in the Marine Corps. Virginia informs us that Opal Stokes has just won the Nobel Prize for Acting in Shakespearean plays. From New York we journey to Canada where we see Peggy Breeden chugging down the highway in her '48 Chevvy, trying to make it to Florida before her car Rl falls apart. From Canada we go to Washington, where gwe visit Commander Fred Geer of the U. S. Coast Guard, who is helping to stop wars before they start. Patsy Brock, Senator from Tennessee, is now in session with Congress. Emmeline Conner is Private Secretary to the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court. Shirley Lewis is President of the,United Nations, and is doing a worthwhile job. Lenora Walker is Ambassador to Russia. Wesley Norman is a cabinet builder in Washington. All his wood is hand carved by the most famous,men in the U. S. Next we visit Pasadena to see,the Rose Bowl. No. 66 looks familiar, so we strain our eyes to see if we know him. Much to our surprise it is our old classmate james Ivey. Also playing are his 'many sons, like Father, like Son. This is truly a football team like Gaye Stapp always wanted Down in Santa Anna, Martha Goggins' Horse Ranch is the biggest and best. Bill Ashburn is a jockey on Martha's ranch, and has brought in some of Melvin Carter's Winning Horses. There's only one who could groom them well enough to show off, and that is John Sisk. Leroy Cunningham has a string of night clubs out near Hollywood, and he does a booming business. Some frequent visitors are Edith Clemons, owner of Paramount Theatresg Bill Hayworth, who is currently starred in a picture with his namesake Rita g Carolyn Gass, hairstylist and make-up artist for Universal-In- ternationalg Albert Johnson, a millionnaire playboy and his maid, Jeanette Johnson. We ask if he plans to marry. His reply is, Oh, I am married! My wife Delores Smith is home with the kids. Last but not least is Randall McCoy, who is stand-in for Mario Lanza. DeWillis Davis owns a New SL Used Car business-trades the stars ears. Raymond Akins and Eugene Morgan are living dangerously, they test Jet Autos. Robert Russell has become famous for his many symphonies and also does lyric writings. Joyce Cox sings these. David Perry and Gerald Mowery have gone together into T. V. work. Gerald installs them, and David tries them out. William Monds has made a name for himself by being the first person to swim the Atlantic Ocean, and Charles Holcomb helped financially! Don Dunn has taken Norman Rockwell's place, and has made Van Gough and Rembrandt look like house painters! Texas! Our next stop-and very interesting. Arthur Keith is owner of a Petroleum industry and sells gasoline for National Service Stations, Inc. Dennie Nation is just resting-looking over his oil wells. Roy Mid- dlebrooks has a chain of stores, and drives a 1965 Cadillac. In Hawaii we encounter jack Pell. Jack tells us he sings with a band, and some of our former friends are on the program. They are the famous Lei Dancers,' Doris Ritchie, Patsy Locklear, and Bettye Payne. On to japan, where Robert Kennedy is head of the Board of Directors of a silk mill that manufactures Dental Floss for Caterpillars. Africa, our last stop, then home! The first we see is Billy Smith, a professional big game hunter. And last, before we start for home, James Gravitt, a Missionary. gives us his spiritual blessings before we board our plane. In the distance the mist creeps up, gradually closing another chapter in our lives. The rhythm of our Alma Mater dies away slowly-Good-bye! Good-bye! 50 JWWUUKJRJWPHFS Wahl Bill Bankston Charlene Adams l , ,i Row 1: Phyllis Layne, Treasurer, Bill Bankston, President, Ruby Bruton, Reporter Charlene Adams, Secrteary. Row 2: Mr. Carr, Sponsorg Jerry Haley, V-Presidentg Mr. Sharrock, Sponsor Miss Bennett, Sponsor. 52 mocha Row 1 Row 2 Row 3: Row 4 Norma Adkins, Joan Andrews, Charlene Adams, Dottie BandY1 .lo Ann Bean, Bonnie Boling, Carol Beavers, Murtha Clowers, Winfred Coffey. Wilburn Blalock, Noralyn Adams, Martha Barker, Ruth Adams, Frances Cassel, Betty Colake, Betty Ashley, Betty Eller, Wilma Blevins, Bill Cook. .loel Ambotis' Benny Bean, Virginia Baliles, Ruth Bettcher, Bonnie Brubaker, Shirley Brown, Jewell Carden, Ruby Bruton, Raymond Coffman. Franklin Beecham, Robert Atchley, Kenneth Bain, Billy Clingan, Clarence Clifton, William Bruce, Glenn Cooke, Bill Bankston, Henry Broome. Row 1: Row 2: Row 3: Row 4: Barbara Cox, Doris Creek, Pe gy Greer, Patsy Greene, Chester Dobbs, Joyce Guider, Janette Godwin, ilena Davis, Edna Dickey Harold Fair, Patricia Gravitt, Jeanette Cox, Phebia Gravitt, Erma Fannin, Patricia Divvers, Charlotte Crowe, Sallie Eades. Bernice Elliott, DDavid Edwards, Arthur Fountain, Johnny Germ, Hilda Dawson, J. B. Cilbreath, Charles Fletcher, Eddie Davis, LeRoy Foimtain. Bill Dungan, Vernon Daugherty, Paul Davis, William Farmer, Colin Cro- sin, Jerry Haley, Fred Gravitt, LeBron Griffin, Bobby Hall. 53 Row 1 Row 2 Row 3 Row 4: Joyce Leonard, Fay Kernea, Beverly Kosky, Phyllis Layne, Dorothy Johns, Evelyn Keith, Marie Hunkapiller, Doris Ledford, Shirley Lamb, Diane Jarvis, James LaFerry, Joyce Hasty, Melvin Lofty, Betty Holder, Dorotha Lawson, Bob Hardeman. Bill Hamrick- Boh Ledford, Robert Logan, Morris Lovelady, Ray Harris, Max, Howard, David Lowery, Carl Hamilton. Eugene Holder, James Lockwood, Charles Hill, Dexter Harper, Don Ikard, Robert King, Jimmy Hicks, Kenneth Loy. Row 1: Row 2: Row 3: Row 4: Shirley Nelson, Doris Ritchie, Jo Ella Morgan, Sybil Mays, Clara Jo Rains, Roma Davis. Mamie Mclntyre, Betty Shannon. Inez Mason, Betty McHome, Mickey McCanless, Laveta Narramore, Jan ette Millard, Lodema Sims, Sue McComm0n, Nola Pruitt. Claude Price, Jerry Scoggins, Joseph Rape, Kenny Rominger, J. R, Oliver, Jack Moon, Gene Murphy, Raymond Mowery. Joe Massey, Jimmy Rominger, Billy McArthur. Robert Rentzell, Edward Edward Rogers, Henry Osborne, Alvin Mcfllendon, Roy Mcllryar. 54- Row 1: Row 2 :Row 3 Row 4: Patsy Thomas, Laura Whitmire, Ann Stephens, Shirley Sutton, Marie Tip- ton, Louise Turner, Betty Skipper. Sue Smartt, Marlene Thompson, Shirley Vaughn, Floetta Toomey, Barbara Thomas, Delores White, Cebue Womac, Joyce Windsor. Bobby Vice, Paul Wilson, Harley Webb, Arlyn Smith, John Taylor, Marion Yarborough, Parnick Womac Bill Workman, Reed Wattenbarger, Billy Welch, Jimmy Whitmire, Bill Wimpy, Bill Sneed, Frank Warren, Tommy Smith. Sapkomaze 61444 ' 'faaofdtec Row l: Mr. DOWllUy, Nancy Hope, Barlmra Bunn:-r. MTS. A1111+fl'SHIl Row 2: Joel Kyle. Billy Green, Jimmy Sisk, W1 11 vim GV' 011 Cm. 56 Sayadomofze Row 1: Wanda Ault, Esther Banther. Jean Bell, Barbara Bonner, Rosa Chapman, llglelen Brown, .lean Chambers, Rosa. Lee Adair, Annette Bonner, Glenda r-own. Row 2:Charlene Allen, Tom Ashley, Margaret Barnes, Mary Frances Carney, Ruel Ayers, Viki Argenbright, Richey Brown, Frank Brown, Clive Blizzard. Row 3: Charles Brown, Joe Agee, Kenneth Boling, John Center. George Anderson, Shelva Brannon, William Boling, Clarence Carlisle, James beach. Row4-: George Brogdon, Cecil Abbott, Vernon Beagles, Norman Alexander, Rich- ard Ada-ir, Johnny Brannon, David Brazier, Mike Buffington, Don Aculf. Row 1: Don Cowart, Delores Connor, Imogene Driggers, Jane Elsea, Nellie Davis, Nolene Delaney, Nancy Deal, W. R. Day, Dan Cowart, lilmer Cross. Row 2: Jo Dell Crye,'Nancy Cook, Charlene Chauncy, Linda Cox, Oma Elsea, Verna Davidson, Nancy Ellis, Jacqueline Ellard, Vera Lee Davidson, Bob- bie Dillard. Row 3: Gail Cook, Sue Dur-ke! Karen Erwin, Mary Helen Couch, Donald Coffman, Bill Cross, Arlis Creekmore, Milton Dyer, Gesald Eldridge. I ROW4-: William Davis, LaBron Clark, Edward Clayton, Don Coates. J. Wesley Coleman, Jimmy Collins, J. S. Conner, Bill Eckstein, Howard Drake. -- D4 Row 1: Row 2: Row 3 How 41 Peggy Foster, Louise Hicks, Glenna Goldberg, Frances Horton, Betty James. Peggy Johnson, Sue Hickey, -Betty Honeycutt, Etta Jam. Green. Nancy Hope, Beulah Frizzell, Doris Gibson, Sandra Henry, Katherinr Goins, Eleanor Gammon, Anna Jean Frazier. Marvin, Goldberg, Bill Bruce, Wayne Guffey. Martha Jean Hart, Doris Hodnett, Jerri Lou Johnson, John Grant, Glenn Goodner, Edwin Graham, Elvin Griffith, Hugh Greeson, Jimmy Gaines, George Hartley. Bill Harrell, Bobby Garner Donald Foland. Glenn lfloyrl, Oscar Grooms. Max Greene, Billy Green, Lamar Haggard, Richard Harris, Mark Hannah. Row 1: Row 2: Row 3: Row 41 Barbara Ledford, Bertha Kenimer, Jean Layne, Blanche King, Pat Knigh- ton, Betty McDade, Jewel Mansel, Kaye McGee, Nellie Manning. Mary Marshall, Shirley Maze, Nancy McClendon, Carolyn Ledbetter, Ruth Luncefordl Magdalena Miles, Glenda McCutcheon, Sue Leonard, Marie Liner. Tommy Jarrett, Mildred McConathy, Patsy McCalister, Richard Holland, Harold Hill, Joe Hurley, Carl King, James Kerby, Bill Lacey. James Howard, Ray Johnson, Harley Hickman, Johnny Humble, James Hyman, Donald Johnson, Ray Kile, Cecil Jenkins. Joel Kyle. 53 Row 1: Row 2: Row 3: Row 4: Rachel Pickett, Shirley Pippin- Sue Poindexter, Juanita Poe, Elizabeth Moore, Shirley Nichols, Patrica Shelton, Alma Phillips, .lohn Moorman, Betty Nichols, Kathleen Sessions, Barbara Pendergrass Mildred Mullican, Bernice Sherill, Gloris Newport, Donald Ledford, Bob Ogle. Darrell McDonald, Billy Massengale, Frances Shaw, Carolyn Morgan, Ed ith Randolph, Bonita Roach, Willard Massengale, Don McBride, Riley Mansel. Donald Mobley, Jimmy Millsaps, Jack Meadows, John Land, Clyde Land lliiron London, Alton McKelvey, Steve Moore, Sam Morgan. Row 1: Row 2: Row 3: Row 4: Jo Ann Stephens, Laura Stuiley, Wanda Smith, Marguerite Smith, jg Ann Wa-lston, Martha Woods, lrma Tudor, ,lane Stliwart, Barbara Sininfan. Major Samples, Jane Smith, Patricia Vandergriff, Edna Walden, Wanda goody, Charles Pendergrass, Imogene Vineyard, Dan Phillips, James lmons. Levina Shipley, Esther Smith, Imogene Wyman, Donald Rector, Clifford Phillips, Grady Pruett, Robezt Pack, Ray Uverturff, Edwin Roberts. Ronny Philpott, Donald Rhear, Bobby Ruth, Curtis Rucks- Frank Radcliffe, Edward Reigart, Marvin Shelley, Gwinn Skiles. Jimmy Sisk. ' V59 Rowl: .lohn B. Stailey, Robert Taylor, Eugene Snyder, Hobert Spurling, Don Vanwinkle, Roberta Smith, Opal Young, Joe Smith. Row 2: David Vineyard, Carlton Winginger, Jim Walker, Bob Wallace, Clarenee Weaver, Fostxer Willett- Kenneth Smith, James Thomas. Row3: Jerry Stokes, Theodore Varner, Edward Brown. .lack Stubblefield, Fld- win Wyrick, Ja-mes Delashmitt, John Vogt, Norris Thompson, Rowl: Irma Tudor, Patsy Daugherty, Muriel Reynolds. Row 25 Kennejh Biatman, Larry Payne, Bob Vaughn, Bill llarwood. Row3: .lerry Powell. 60 Jerry Hughes, Richie Brubaker Mrs. Mary Houghton, Sponsorg liaymond Kilgore, Treasurerg Harvey ' ' ' Y-I' !l tg liitrhie Brubaker, Pres- Hmkle, becretary , Jerry Hayes, re u on idcntg Mr. Albert Witt, Sponsor. 61 7 Bow 1: Row 2: Row 3: Row 4: Tommy Clowers, Joyce Boling, Sam Bates, Richie Brubaker, Ann Ander- son, Jimmy Bowman, James Burton, Donna Alexander. Treva Bracken, Nancy Blevins, Joyce Barnes, Thomas Clowers, Frances Arnold, Margaret Boston, Shirley Carpenter. Joyce Brazier, Patsy Carpenter, Norman Blanks, Peg y Brown, Bobby Bales, Mack Campbell, Charlotte Clayton, Georgia Campiell. Shirley Branham, Charles Ballard, Reecie Brown, Terry Chastain, Ray Biddy, Clarence Brooks, James Bracken, Virginia Burns. Row 1 Row 2 Bow 3 Bow 4: 2 Henry Dawn, Tommy Farmer, Barbara Cross, Barbara Davis, Kathern Hester, Emma Downs, Harry Crump, Davis Crowe. : Patricia Daugherty, Betty Cooper, Gracie Connatser, James Daniel, Bea- trice Elliott. Woodiin Collins, Alice Durham. : Naydean Fannin, Alice Cureton, Rosa Davidson, Doris Dyar, David Dun- lap, Tommy Elrod, Earl Cope, Corbin Crowder. L. B. Bender, George Elrod, Gene DeBerry, Robert Croft, Carl Fair:-hilcl, Tommy Conger, Joe Crowley, James Ellis, Raymond Eller. 62 How 1 Row 2 Row 3 Row 4: Larry Garner, Shirley Hodge, Barbara Garrett, William French, Herschell Hicks, Harold Gribhle, Loretta Fowler. Johnnie Coggin, Mary Cass, Charlotte Hodge, Cary Hale, Jerry Hayes, Stanley Hicks, Betty Harris. Nina Holloway, Charlotte Haggard, Gloris Francis, Charles Fredrick, Her- man Harvey, Willis Harden, Larry Hale. Tommy Hammer, Donald Fuller, Charles Gentry, David Gay, Kenneth Hogwood, John Hannah, Leon Harris. L J hn Massen ale, Kenneth Row 1: Mildred Jones, Martha Lawson, Monroe ynn, 0 S Kile June Krause Shirley Johnson. La Row 2: C. Loner, Clailde Lawing, Jimmy McCoy, Virginia McD0w'cll, rry Holmes Jean Johnson Lance Land, Christine McNabb. 1 Row 3: Wendell Johnson, Gilbert Kaylor, Peggy Manning, Delores Macau es' Bobby Hudson' Joe Kem' R ben J hnson Tommy Mathley Tony Row4-: Nolan Millirons, Pat Massengale, 0 0 , 1 ' Lucas, Harrell Hulsey, Jerry Hughes. 63 Row 1 Row 2 Row 3 Row -1-: Sylvia Ray, Barbara Rodgers, Frances Shields, Jerry Simpson, Hughdon llhillip.-. Jimmy Payne. . Albert lknlwr, Kathryn Pnsev, Shirley Overby, Peggy Richmond, Shirley 'Ray, Eddie Osborne, Elizabeth Skiles. Ronnie Nichols, Freddy Parker, Kyle Shirley, Tommy Rapier, William Posey, Daniel Rector, Paul Perkey, Larry Partlow. Eugene Rice, Terry Moore, James Scealf, Olan Millirons, Donald Raines, Thomas 0'Neal, Eddie Ritchie, Oscar Parker. Row 1: Row 2: Row 3: Row 4: LeRoy Witt, Faye Wyman, Dora Mae Casteel, Charlie Miller, Bobbie Williams, Helen Tucker, Alton Smith. i Patricia Webb,Ann T ucker, Joyce Young, Hershel Woods, Joyce Wyrxck, Roxie Hales. x Don Wade, Geraldine Standifer, Roberta Smith, Donald Teal, JB-IIICS SIBUEU' ter, Herbert Woody, Bettye White. Jimmy Thomas, Johnny Thompson, Ray Frances, Fred Sf0PhCD5, D09 Stephens, Issac Skiles, Pete Trotter, Charles Smith. 61 Glenn Swazggurty, Hubby Wright. llurvcy Ilinkle, James Ymler, Jack Bowman. 65 5121. DQ I' il ' Ju an 2,15 3 '-1' E S2515 :IE-E ,-. A -1 E25 J U' Mumnmmxm Wwmwwmmm S4-:naw Y Tf j! L-A ,-f2 ' E L 4 ,I fl X? X ,. X- AY ki: ,lf 7 , f ff - i Qu f 'frm Q? 213 MY , 5 ff ......-- . -,-n-ev - S34 H QQ U 5 66 - 31-3- fs 'D 7 7' 54X - ,JP Wgigsiigwij wb? f 3 l. , E N , QUE? 3.12-5 5' 'QQ 67 I ng e! fx ,f 7 A E Am Sw Mr. George Barton, Instructor Morning Shop How 1: Don Wade, George Ha-rtley, George Anderson, David Alford, Richard Holland, Don Van Winkle, George Elrod, James Simons. Row 2: Billy Pelham, Harold Hill, Pete Trotter, Nigil Lane, Harrell Hulsey, Glenn Floyd, Gene Deherry, Mr. Barton. Not Pictured: .loe Kent, James Swarthout, Donald Rector. Balancing a wheel on a halancer Tuning a Motor 68 Preparing a car to be painted Afternoon Shop Rowl: Bobby Vice, Arthur Keith, Dan Phillips, Elvin Graffith, ,lack Phillips, Kenneth Boling, W. R. Day. Row 2: James Massengale, .lames lVlcBride, Thomas Smith, Frank Warren, William Davis, Fred Howard, David Mattil. ' Row 3: Mr. George Barton, Bill Gothard, James Millsaps, Jimmy Rominger, Eu- I gene Cooper, Fred Cravitt, Dennie Nations. Not Pictured: Kenny Rominger, Laverne Johnson, Joe.McGa1'vey, John Taylor, Charles Holcomb. 6 lf 41' I fini W W ,Ji f .' I I 0 HI F0 I ' ef ii iiiiii W iiii . fare an i fir X R i , 5 ,g ui , ,X M f ' Q v 69 ' ,416 Slap Morning Shop Mr. S. A. Harding, Instructor How 1: Opal Young, Glenda Brown, Levina Shipley. Dclsie Duckett, Joyce Barnes, Jerry Simpson. Bob Wright, Paul Perlcey, Virginia, Burns, Shirley Cipson, Thomas Hobbs, Foster Willett. ROW3: James Yoder, Carroll Moore, Kenneth Hogwood, Carl McDonald, Carl Fairchild, Jr., Mr. S. A. Harding. Not Pictured: Walter Lacey, Richard Cook, Harold Martin, Willard Bledsoe. Row 2: Applied Textile Design 70 Lettering Practice '11 Afternoon Shop 'Db il B IQ. lat. lag Row 1: Edna Dickey, Joel Ambolis, Henry Broome, Charles Pendergrass, Uoris Ledford. Row2: LaBron Clark, Arthur Fountain, Bill Ashburn, Don Dunn, law Siuxnm, Martha Coggin. Row 3: Mr. S, A. Harding, John Sisk, Shirley Cipson, Randal McCoy, Larry Lan- ham. No? Pictured: ,lack Meadows, Lillie Dulce. 71 'sbb SW Morning Shop Miss Joanna Freeman, Instructor Row 1: Miss Freeman, Shirley Ma-se, Ruth Lunsford, Doris Gibson, Nolene De- laney, Alma Phillips. Row 2: Blanche King, Edna Walden, Wanda Woody, Carolyn Morgan, Linda Cox, Patsy Knighton. Not Pictured: Cail Cooke, Peggy Johnson, Patsy McCallistcr. Shampoomg C0rrective Hair ' Styling X 72 Afternoon Shop Row 1: Bettye Skipper, Joyce Leonard, Beverly Kosky, Marie Tipton, .loan Anflrews. How 2: Miss Freeman, Carolyn C ass, Patricia Gravitt, Shirley Lamb, Mildred Hinkle, Pat Cox. Not Pictured: Sally . n Eades Delores Ledford. lea ette Godwin. Manicuring Student -x wr Manicuring Customer ' ' ' ducafduzsfop Mr. Ross Boydhlnstructor Row 1: Johnnie Faye Grant, ,lean Woodward, Jean Thomas, Betty Payne, Fathia Harris, Thelma Christian. Row 2: Mr. Ross Boyd, Pat Locklear, Gaye Stapp, Renette Laney, ,lerrie Giles, .lean Phillips, Edith Clemons. Row31 lfugene Morgan, Kenneth Shull, llewillis Davis, Bill Hayworth, Gary Denham, John Torrence. Not Pictured: Lebron Brown. gl knee '51 xl- ski xanga . 0 sa KI anew M539 Ke! new - W W' Cmasnan an ' liiisilxl bwet X ia L The H 74 Bill Hayworth collects tickets at the Rog- ers Theater. Renette Laney pleasantly serves a cust- omer at McLellan's candy counter Edith Clemons, .lean Thomas, Patsy Lock- lear smile broadly at their customers at the Irvoli Theater's concession stand. Kennetli Shull gets merchandise ready for delivery at Chattanooga Office Supply Co. we SW Morning Shop Mr. L. B. Bender, Instructor Row 1: Charlie Miller ' Row 2: Alton Smith, Marvin Blair, Major Samples, Larry Hale, Hugh Creeson, .lames Moreland, George Lynn, Mr, Bender. Row 3: .lohn Fuller, Richard Harris, Richard Adair, Ray Kile, Norris Thompson, John Center, lzster Skiles, Jack Hayes, dot Pictured: Jerry Adams, David Cay, Lamar Vonberg. XQXVQ . X6 0 INQW A X WW K5 we 4106 Ui akfyilg -,wwe 4105 W owls n 'G' Afternoon Shop Row 1: Chester Dobbs, Jerry Scoggins, Bill Harrell, Wilburn Blalock, Bill Cowart, Mr .Bender Row 2: giorris Lovelady, Harley Webb, Frances Cassel, Jimmy Howard, Melvin arter Row 3: Jerry Pace, J. B. Gilbreath, Jerry Haley, Anthony Durham, Johnny Germ, Clarence Carlisle. Not Pictureed: Richard Bush, Roy Bradley, Charles Johnson, Bill Orton, Charles Patterson. Paul Wilson. f.,,e'02 Jw - s Mornin Sho Mr. Ral h Pennington, Instructor 3 P P How 1: John Moormz-in, John Stailey, Bob Ogle, Woodfin Collins, Freddie Parker, Elmer Cross, Henry Dawn, Jimmy Hughes, Charles Garner. Row 2: Ronnie Philpot, Terry Moore, Lebron McCary, James Thomas, Fred Stev- ens, Kenneth Smith, Ronnie Nichols, Gilbert Kaylor. Row 3: Mr. Pennington, Joe Agee, Clarence Haggard, Don Stevens, James Hyman, Harley Hickman, Buddy English, Vemon Beagles. Mike Huffington. Installing New Surface Units in Electric Range Installing Lighting Circuit on Wireing Board i 'u i 72, I l ' Afternoon Shop How 1: Ernest Combs, Max Howard, Benny Bean, Jackie Morton, Leroy Cunning- ham, Thomas Calbraith, Sam Morgan, Billy Belcher, Willard NIHSSf1IlgrllC. Row 2: Eddie Davis, Bill Bankston, J. B. Obliver, Charles Hill, William Bruce, David Perry, Clarence Clifton, Norman Alexander Alvin lVlcClendon. Row 3: Mr, Pennington, Robert Rentzell, Jimmy Whitmixe, Bill McArthur, Wilbum Croson, Philip Phillips, Bill Sneed, Albert Johnson, William Rogers. Not Pictured: James Gravitt. 0 4 ' . A? i E X 13 ,Lie .egg 5 Winding Low Voltage Transformer Converting an old Dodge Generator to an Electric 79 Welding Machine ' SW Morning Shop Mr. Joe Frazier,Instructor Row 1: Richey Brown, Tommy Farmer, Kyle Shirley, Tommy Elrod, Eddie Os- borne, John Massengale, Jimmy Bowman. Row 2: Charleg Fredrick, Bill Cross, ,lim Walker, Tommy Rapier, Willis Harden. Donald Teal, Bobby Bales. Row 3: Mr. Joe Frazier, Charles Smith, Clarence Weaver, Joel Kyle, Tommy Math- ley, Tommy Conner. lumes Scealf, Herman Harvey. Setting up work in steady rest on the lathe Shaping work to form in shaper Afternoon Shop Row 1: Dan Cowart, Tommy Jarrett, Leroy Fountain, Charles Brown, Wayinon Gaither. William Boling, Don Cowart, Donald Ledford. Row 2: ,lereld Eldridge, ',l. C. Conner, Bill Dungnn, Charles Se:-lboll, Cecil Jenkins, George Brogdon, Harrv Morgan, Kenneth Lov. Row 3: Mr. Joe Frazier, B. L. 'Cofer, William Farmerl Bill Green, .lack Pell, Dex- ler Harper, Donald Lockard, Raymond Akins, Robert Kennedy. Polishing in Visc Drilling in Drill Press 5 i 81 ,gee awamfma sw Instructors, Mrs. Jimmy Brownsey-Mrs. Nanna Hulon-Mrs. Cathleen Mull'-nix Row 1: Shelby Dunn, Virginia Beavers, Mary Garner, Margaret Gahan, Willoclean Llale, Pat White, Jean Newman, Mary Glenn Jones, Ea-rline Legg, Barbara arnes. Row2: Mrs. Mullenix, Joyce Cox, Wanda Bullock, Lenora Walker, Patsy Brock, Barbara Poe, Delores Smith, Shirley Mahan, Shirley Holcomb, Jeanette Johnson. Row 3: Margie Beavers, Carol DeSha, Shirley Lewis, Bernice Haven, Emmeline Conner, Betty Lackey, June Burkhart, Lottie Suttles. Earnestine Boling, Doris Ritchie. Row 4: Mrs. Hulon, James Langley, -Zella Kibble. Jackie Fults, Opal Stokes, Bobbie Brown, Mona Sue Penny, Edna Cox, Mary Jo Moore, Hosea Sessions, Mrs. Wheeler. Using a Comptometer in Office Machines learning to operate a Diciaphone Row 1 Row 2 Row 3 Row 4: Betty Shannon, Shirley Nelson, Fay Keonea, Marie Hunkapiller, Murtha Clowers, Imogene Reno- Wilma Blevins, Norma Adkins, Barbara Cox. Carol Beavers, Doris Ritchie, Shirley Sutton, Sibyl Mays, Rena Davis, Betty Holder, Phyllis Layne, Dorothy Johns, Barbara Manning, Mrs. Mull- emx. Bonnie Boling, Evelyn Keith, Jo Ann Beane, Noralyn Adams, Charlotte Crowe, Virginia Balilies, Betty Ashley, Betty Eller, Marlene Thompson. Betty Collake. Cebue Womack, Shirley Vaughn, Barbara Thomas, Ruth Bettcher, Hilda Dawson, Joyce Hasty, Delores White, Martha Barker, Mrs. Nanna Hulon. Row 1: Peggy Greer, Patsy Thomas, Mamie Mclntyre, Wanda Smartt, Patsy Green Doris Creek, Charlene Adams, Louise Turner, Laura Whitmire. Row 2: Joyce Windsor, Dorothy Lawson, Bernice Elliott, Erma Fannin, Ruth Adams June Price, Jeanette Cox, Nola Pruitt, Ann Stephens, Mrs. Mullenix. Row 3: Phebia Gra-vitt, Sue McCommon, Bonnie B1ubaker,'Lodema Sims, Mickie McCanless, Ruby Bruton, Shirley Brown, Jewel Carden, Dorthy Bandy. Row 4-: Inez Mason, Patricia Divvers, Diane Jarvis, Jeanette Millard, Vivi Sims Floetta Toomey, Betty McHowe, Joyce Cuider, Phylis Sisney, Mrs. Hulon . 83 Row 1: Rachel Pickett, Barbara Bonner. Kaye McGee, Jean Layne, Betty McDade, Etta .la-ne Green, Betty Honeycutt, Nancy Ellis, Rosie Chapman, Mrs. Mullenix. Row 2: Sue Poindenlter, Alice Frizzell, Jean Bell, Ona Ruth Elsea, Carolyn Led- better, Betty Nichols, Elizabeth Moore, Marie Liner, Jacqueline Ellard, Mrs. Wheeler. Row 3: Jo Dell Crye, Jerry Lou Johnson, Doris Hodnett, Pat Goins, Bobby Wal- lace, Shelva Brannon, Charlotte Haggard, Kathleen Sessions. Nancy Mc- Clendon, Mrs. Hulon. Not Pictured: Margaret Barnes, Barbara Bethune, Mary Carney, Helen Couch, Vera Davidson, Roma Davis. Row 1: Eulene Randolph, Juanita Poe, Jewel Mansel, Esther Ba-nther, Gloria New- port, Peggy Foster, Nellie Davis, Louise Hicks, Verna Davidson, Nancy Lou Cook. Row 2: Frances Horton, Wanda Ault, Barbara Simpson, Jeanette West. Eleanor Gammon, Barbara Pendergrass, Vicki Richey, Ma-ry Marshall, Jane Elsea, Rosa Adair, Mrs. Brownsey. Row 3: Annette Bonner, Sandra Henry, Mildred Mullican, Roberta Smith, Edith Randolph, Mildred McConathy, Martha Hart, Charleen Allen, Catherine Goins, Charlene Chauncey. Not Pictured: Nancy Deal, Imogene Driggers, Emma Downs, Mary Gaines, Nancy Hope, Kaye McGhee, Shirley Pippin. 84a Building speed in Setting up the first ear t ' Y yplng Dlllyi l'H3t3lllI!l' Working the Dean Practice Set in Bookkeeping Row 1: .lo Ann Stephens, Nellie Manning, Joan Chambers, Martha Woods, Bar- bara Dillard, Glenna Goldln-rg, Delores Conner, Doris Benton, Barbara Ledford. Row 2: Laura Stailey, Irma Tudor, Shirley Nichols, Sue Leonard, Anna Jean Frazier, Betty James, Wanda Smith, Bertha Kenimer, Helen Brown Sue Hickey. Row 3: Magdalina Miles, Joyce Young, Jo Ann Walston, Pat Vandergriff, Imogene Vineyard, Bonita Roach, Patricia Daugherty, Imogene Wyman, Glenda McCutchen, .lane Smith, Ann Tucker. Not Pictured: Mary Reno, Frances Shaw, Bernice Sherrill, Esther Smith, Mar- guerite Smith Joyce Turner. 85 ' Ship Mornin Sho Mr. David C. Downcylnstruclar S P Row 1: Herschell Hicks, Hughdon Phillips, Larry Partlow, Glenn Guodner, Black Campbell, Lance Land, Harold Gribble. Row 2: Herschel Woods, Donald Coffman. .lames Beach, Gary Hale, Carl King. Eugene Snyder, Doc Patton, Mr. David C, Downey. Row 3: Don Mobley, Pat Massengale. Olan Millironr, Charles Elrod, George Bailey, Edwin Wyrick, Harvey Hinkle, Nolan Nlillirons. Not Pictured: Donald Foland. Afternoon Shop Row 1: Bobby Hardeman, Darrell McDonald, Melvin Lofty, Roy Middlebrooks Gene Holder, Donnie Hatfield, Joe Smith. Row 2: Robert King, Bobby Ruth, Curtis llucks, George Bailey, Jimmy Sisk, joseph Rape. Row 3: Mr. David C. Downey, Bill wimpy, Donald lkard, Marvin Shelley, Arlen House, Charles Rucks, Clyde Land. Not Pictured: Iames Boyd, Thomas Clemons, Alfred Hinkle, Doc Patton, Kcuncilu Bain. 86 Jimmy Sisk and Darrell McDonald working on a make-up stone Bill wimpy operating autmnatic job press Eu 'ine Snyder aml Hughdon Phillips oprv--'ing a saw and miter machine fx..-f Joe Smith operating a pa-per cutter WSW Morning Shop Mr, A. R. Witt, Instructor PMA' T: Mr. A. R. Wkt, Kenneth Cuffey, Edwin Roberts, Stanley Hicks, Hobcft Woody, Frank Brown, Albert Parker, Tommy Clowers. Row 2: Clarence Brooks, Don Coates, bury Holmes, Thomas Green, James Walker, Jerry Powell, Oscar Crooms, Robert Pack. Row 3: Thomas 0'Neal, Don Acuff, Bernarr Welch, Arlis Creekmore. Joseph Smith, Iisvmond Eller, Johnny Humble, Ray Francis. Learning to read and check resistors Fred Geer checking a condenser under chassis of a TV receiver 'Z fix, N How 1: Row 2: Row 3: .Aftemoon Radio Shop Mr. A. R. Witt, Marvin Goldberg,Riley Mansel, James Marler, Wallace Smith, F alcom Edwards, Jerry Jackson. Frank Beacham, Fred Greer, George Daugherty, Thomas Green, .lames Walker, Fred Hurley, Charles Fletcher. Jerry Stokes, Bernarr Welch, Paul Davis, George Axmacher, William Welch, .lolm Vogt, Claude Denton. ll Bernarr Welch making a voltage a sistance analysis of a TV recelver Claude Denton checking TV receiver alignment s sw Morning Shop Mr. A. J. Pfitzer, Instructor Row l: Glenn Swaggerty, James Burton, James Thomas, Willam Posey, Harry Crump, Leroy Witt. Row 2: Mr. A. J. Pfilzer. Wendell Johnson, Reecie Brown, Oscar Parker, Tommy Hammer, Larry Payne, Robert Harris. Row 3: Charles Gentry, Alva Jolley, William McFarland, Joe Crownover, Jerry Potts, James Ellis, Tony Lucas. Not Pictured: Ralph Cuzzort, Jerry Hughes, Bill Lacey, Melvin Rice. Walter Stubblefield. Cutting Metal on squaring shears Putting together an elbow Afternoon Shop Howl: Mr. A. J. Pfitzer, Paul Malone, Johnnie Blaylock, Franklin Hall, Jack Bailey, Delbert MeBricn. - Row2: James Lockwood, James Kerby, Melvin York. Jimmy Hicks, Willard Hawkins, Carl Hamilton, Paul Clayton. Row 3: Brooks Gist, James Delaslunitt, Robert Russell, Joe Crownover, Glenn Cook, Alva Jolley. Not Pictured: Milton Dyer, Charles Rogers, Ronald Edmondson, David Alvey, Grady Holder. Soldering a post light Putting an 0 Gee Swedge on a tab .WSW Morning Shop Mr. S. H. Jones, Instructor Row 1: Tommy Clowers. William E. Kellis, Clarence L. Loner, Daniel Rector, Jimmy F. Hawkins, Jimmy Collins, Louis E. Frye, James E. Payne, Sam E. Bates. Row 2: Mr. S. H. Jones, Hersha-l R. Kilgore, William Yates, Charles E. Ritchie, Earl Perkey, Ray M. Biddy, Troy Crabtree, Iohn R. Hannah, Robert L. Johnson, Jess L. Conner. Student cutting cupon for welding 'r3,fi'3 www, f .W An advanced student making an Oxy-acetylene weld on a pipe joint Q2 Making zz vertical fillet weld Section of class doing Oxy-acetylene welding Afternoon Shop Row 1: Bill Cook, William Monds, ,lames Rhear, Claude Price, David Towry, Win- fred Coffey. Row 2: Ray Johnson, Danny Miller, Edwin C. Graham, Carl E. Maples, Alfred Plummer, Ralph Monds, Mr. Jones. - Row 3: Alden C. Abbott, Bobby Hall Ernest Smith, Troy Crabtree, Henry Os- borne, Mark Hannah, 93 Wand SW Aftermmn Shop lin W. F. Fla Lrrvwl . .lnstfucwr Row 1: Ruel Ayers, Parnick Womac, John Grant, ,loc Massey, James La Ferry, Bill Workman, Raymond Mowery, Billy Hamrick. Row 2: Mr. W. E. Sharrock, James Ivy, Robert Alchley, Roy McBriar, Reed Wm- tenbarger, Philip Schiff, Wesley Norman, Gene Murphy. Row3: Steve Moore, Bill Clingan, Tommy McNabb, David Brazier, Dickie .lack- son, Henry Dunlap, Lebron Griffin, Jack Moon. 'llaking a magazine rack 91- Morning Shop flow 1: David Crowe, Lebron Kile, Tom Ashley, Howard Greene, Claude Lawing James Slaughter, Gene Garner, L. B. Everett. Tiow2: Mr. W. F. Sha-rrock, James Gain, Ray Overturf, .lerrie Hays, Carlton Wiminger, Robert Croft, Earl Cape, James Daniel. llmvil: Jimmie Lowe. Lee Skiles, John Branon, Edward Reigart, Donald Rain. Larrie Johnson. Johnnie Tliornpson. X11-jfti'4iI1f' a lalvle leg Steel wooling a bookcase 95 1 y W Row 1: Rachel Pickett, Jane Stewart, Gloria Newport, Sue Poindexter, Barbara Bonner, Alma Phillips. Row 2: Mrs. Lewis, Ja Ann Walston, Doris Gibson, Anna Jean Frazier, Blanche King, Opal Young, Nancy Ellis. Row 3: Wanda Woody, Sue Duckett, Carolyn Morgan, Bonita Roach, lmogene Wyman, Linda Cox. Not Pictured: Glenda Brown, Peggy Johnson, Nancy Deal. Row 1: Nellie Manning, Sue Hickey, Jean Layne, Kaye McGhee, Betty Honeycutt Glenna Goldberg, .lo Ann Stephens. Row 2: Nolene Delaney, Martha Woods, Patsy Knighton, Elizabeth Moore, Shir- ley Maze, Verna Davidson, .lean Chambers. Row 3: Mrs. Lewis, Ruth Lunsford, Gail Cooke, Patsy McCallister, Karen Erwin, Martha J. Hart, Johnnie Goggins, Mildred Mullican. Not Pictured: Esther Smith. 96 Row 1: June Garrett, Barbara Davis, Joyce Boling, Barbara Cross, Frances Shields, Helen Tucker, Mrs. Lewis. Row2: Bertha Kenimer, Elizabeth Skiles, Nay Dean Fannin, Patsy Carpenter Charlotte Clayton, Geraldine Standifer, Loretta Fowler. Row 3: June Krause, Virginia McDowell, Delores McCanless, Patsy Daugherty, Edna Walden, Katherine Posey, Shirley Overbey. Not Pictured: Betty Cooper, Betty Jo Harris. Row 1: Shirley Johnson, Nancy Cook, Treva Bracken, Cecil Scott, Sylvia Ray, Mary Alice Durham, Shirley Hodge. Row2: Bobbie Williams, Joyce Young, Jimmy McCoy, Ann Tucker, Joanne Bul- lard, Martha Lawson, Beatrice Elliot, Mrs. Winnie Mae Lewis. Row 3: Sarah Arnold, Gloria Frances, Peggy Brown, Doris Dyar, Sandra Childers, Alice Cureton, Nancy Blevins. 97 Row 1: Donna Alexander, Barbara Rodgers, Kathryn Hester, Mildred Jones, Shir- ley Carpenter, Dora Casteel, Faye Wyman. Row 2: Patricia Webb, Richie Brubaker, Roxie Hale, Shirley Ray, Jean Johnson, Georgia Campbell, Ann Anderson, Mrs. Houghton. Row 3: Patricia Daugherty, Joyce Brazier, Joyce Wyriclr, Bettye Wfhite, Gracie Connatser, Nina Holloway, Mary Cass. Not Pictured: Charlotte Hodge, Johnnie Teague, Peggy Richmond, Nancy Hope. Row 1: Peggy Foster, Jane'Elsea, Doris Benton, Rosie Chapman, -Juanita Poe, Carolyn Cass, Mary Katheryn Goins. V Row 2: Mrs. Lewis, Alice Frizzell, Barbara Pendergmss, Nancy McClenclon, Oma Elsea, Charlene Chauncey, Annette Bonner, Roberta Smith. Not Pictured: Margaret Barnes, Marguerite Smith, Joyce Turner, Mary' Frances Carney. 98 Row 1: Ann Stephens, Murtha Clowers, Doris Creek, Marie Hunkapillar, Betty Shannon. Row 2: Rena Davis, Lodema Sims, Mickie MCC:-znless, Charlottet Crowe, Bernice -Elliott, Imogene Reno. Row 3: Mrs. Lewis, Shelva Brannon, Martha Coggins, Viva Sims, Laveta Narra more, Betty McHone, Yvonne Ellis. Not Pictured: Marjorie Harris, Roma Davis. ffm . . . Good! Nlaking Vi N S Lf ln 'K I Irma-n Grading GHYIIICIII Eating lf lil .Z Af! 9 13 X X Alfa, rf 17 K6 50 ' G Qs N , XX ,f Mr W HT' yr' 01 Q0 2 5' In 5- .EL 'W is 72, I Mg, Nw 5' 6V9'm'44w n is 'Ex K' 1,954 55 X 7' M VJ 101 XNNXAMWQ? is 2 il! A-is 'I Officers and Committees of the Miracle Book Club President ..................,,..,.....,..,....,................. Dortha Lawson V-President ..................................,...............,... Ralph Monds fw-,I,'q-.Y 'S+ fff.-,ir Secretary ....... Treasurer ........... Reporter ...... . ..,....... .. ................. .. .,......Jo Ann Beane ..........Dexter Harper Bruton Pianist ..,....................,................. ...... .,i..............., I a ne Smith Sponsor ........ , ................. . ............... .. Mrs. Roy D. Hazlett Decoration Committee Chairman ..............., William Monds Prayer Committee Chairman ............. . ..... Pageant Committee Chairman ..,...,..,........ Dennie Nations .Murtha Clowers .. ............. Ruth Bettcher Welcome Committee Chairman ,..........,,.,. Navigators Committee Chairmen .,.. Bill Gravitt, Wilburn Music Committee Chairman ..... , I A Alfred Plummer ' Blalock President ...,... V-President ...... Secretary ,,..... Treasurer ........, Reporter ,....,,,....... Social Chairman ..,.. ..,. Program Chairman Parliamentarian ...... ....., ,............. Sponsor ..,.. Betty Holder Lodema Sims Mickie Mcflanless .. Wilma Blevins Eleanor Gammon Marie Hunlcapiller Barbara Pendergrass Nancy Hope Mrs. Jimmy Brownscy 103 Key Club Bill Cowart ,.....,.,.,,.....,...,......,.,. President Leon Baugh ....,..... ..,.,, V -President Wilburn Blalock ...... ,..,.. S ecretary Waymon Gaither . ..,.., Treasurer Mr. Bender ....... ,,,.. . .. Sponsor 104 Vocational Highli ht I l Editor ......,.....,................,..,,,,,,,..,,,,,,,.....................,,,.......,.. Robert Kennedy Assistant Editor ....,.,,....,..,...........,,.,,....,.,,,,.,....,...,.,............... Melvin Carter Sponsor .................,,.....,..,.........,..,.,i..,,...,,,,................... Mr. S. A. Harding N Adverthing and Publication Sponsor ................ Mr. David C. Downey' ez 'mf Sf 9 Rf of Camera Club G QQSQQLM AM D Lim' 3 -- ' Imsj '8- FH WE1: W Q 2954355 106 GIQGQJB OFFICERS: Lew Stamm, Presidentg John Sisk, V-President! Pat Cox, Treasurer: Palsy Knighton, Secretary, Martha Coggin, Librariang Ruby Bruton andChar- lene Adams, Reportersg Mrs. Muriel Angle, Sponsor. 107 K-Club 10 President ..... V-President Secretary .. Treasurer .. Re orter .,.. P Sponsor OFFICERS U. S. Myers Bill Bankston Bill Green Bill Green Richa-rd Bush Mr. Carr D.E. Club Ill y y ul 0 0 I Q f -Y 99 5, ex? f OFFICERS President ,,.,,.....,..........,..,.., V-Pr ident es Secretary ....,.,............ Treasurer ...,.. Parliamentarlan Reporter .. Sponsor .... Jean Woodward C Mor ln ene ga ,Johnnie Faye Grant Betty Sue Payne . Kenneth Shull Thelma Christian Mr. Boyd X my f ff ING! X W ff 1 1 09 pgKERS x X f M E1!5, , Q14 X -10 xx X 'Que e i of QP X i f X-v . X ' f 15- ae x ,r '5 5 ,- L7 Ts v- .. fy li lle e 1 N ,- X e o , QS? C2107 Q-19 President ..............................., Roxie Hale V-President ..... .............., R ena Davis Secretary .......... ..,,,. C harlotte Crowe Treasurer ......... ........,.. A lice Cureton Parliamentarian ..........., Elizabeth Moore Hxstorvm ..,........ , ................. Nancy Ellis Song Leader , .......... - ........... June Garrett Sponsor .............. Mrs. Winnie Mae Lewis TGI Clubs CHAPTER OFFICERS: Doris Ritchie, Pres.: 1X'aymon Gaither, V-Pres.: Mr. D. E.. Dicus, Chapter Advisorg Robert Kennedy, Se1'.:Wanda Bulluck, Trmsurer Shirley Lewis, RCPONCFS Philip Schiff, Parliamentarian. fi ebgfe XM 1 , X 1 111 . , - G MORNXN ART AUTO AFT IJILAETING COSMETOLOGY ERAY0 OAV N1 ELECTRIC umm, 'NIACIIIYI' 'WEN PRINT RADIO N'0oy WELDING SENIOR COMMERCIAL 114 SOPH OM OR E COMMERCIAL JUNIOR COMMERCIAL 115 , I-lomeroom Representatives OFFICERS: Don Dunn, Chairmang James Sisk, Vice-Chairmang Nellie Manning, Secretary, Mr. Taylor, Mr. Robinson, Mr. Rutherford, Mrs. Mullenix, and Mrs. Wheeler, Faculty Advisors. x 1 x f 1--' -1 if u I uv ,B el, +L, YQ fx :IQ 116 Athletics For the first time in the history of lhe Tinws Cup flnskellmll Tourn- ament, a team was awarded the spurtsmamship trupliy for Lim vonsvn- utive years. It is certainly an honor that mir sf-himl should lm the leader in receiving such an high awaril. Max we follow in thi- fimlstffps of lhese, our athletes, in exhibiting an hihh cli-gn-c nf spurtsnmnship throughout our lives. sl,-li' -' - ' 4' gym- -. 4- f f A,g 1?-U ' 'DT'-'Q X N W L 1t:::tJQ ,ig1. i4::.1 .1:e1e1f?2gs. T Q-534551 , I W ' R' ' fiffgfs .13 4 512, ,ry-5,5 -A1 ,..i:..13j:f:ff-ri .: ci-5 .M .,, . ,H 594' sfifzfqig 'lj fi 1 -5 ' T . '-ji 5 -51315512-1. fri, , if 5 3,5 . 5 -jg-5,9 '-5. if f s. ,fff ,f I fi' f -:fix 13' fff 'f Sill ii ', ' fl if X-Xxll vi f , ,iii V . 3: , X ' ,ff f . . 1 . , , ' J 512, .lg--' ani, f ay ' I, P ' 4, lyk: If R L V' . 'X '21 , V51 I 117 Seiw , wa, Q' 5 F -sp' if ,gnu Q mai? - gt Coafm Ca HQXVY Varsity Basketball Team wifaifigrwf. 5 et '-filfsfqpz W al ' R QQ., ' 5, V FV' rw ,g Q ichard Bush 1' Q, f' f a .L ya ' Q ' , 1 -, Banksfpu 118 , ,Haw 5, f 55,7 .w I .gfjiz2f- A: ' Q, 5 9- ,, fb.. H ' x 12 if 353.115 L. ii' . . Q5 , f 4 I 1 ? , 'Sim-.-:: 14214, as. Q Y .,,, -1-:X .Es ' E - E 1 ,.. .-- 1 - 211.1 I .i V if ..Effi1fC,,s ree g , rf 15597 2 A ,-+55 XI- S . f . , .Ai . Amy: J. + b,,. ix 1,12 f Q 5 . .P ll 'lllre Jig, ' .wok Pell A ,I - f A . 1 X ,444 ff gg- . :'a3,wqxV ' mm'L I . f' ' Eff'-'fi -a: ' ' . RQYKI1, 1,5 ' ' if Sf? 5' 4, I X . H 5 ' w.,, 14-33- if 'W f' 611-rel! f ' , fi! 000,151 ld M ' 119 'Wi 1 'Edin Row 1: Morris Lovelady, Donald Lockard. Row 9' Chester Dobbs, Carlton Winegar, Eddie Davis, Donald Acuff, Billy Smith 1243 121 w Baseball I we .xJ 2 qiii y is Row 1: Bill Bankston, Don Van Winkle, J. C. Conner, Alfred Hinkle, Darrell McDonald, Billy Green. Row 2: James Gaines, Charles Seabolt, Billy Smith, Bill Wimpy, U. S. Myers, Don Lockard, James Ivey, Waymon Gaither. 122 Boxing ll-m Nam XX iuklp ll!! pound Lvulclsn blow Hin-n llnu 1 ll Runner-up 123 Cl'le9fle8del'S Pat Cox, Charlene Adams, Esther Smith, Jimmy Lou McCoy, Patsy Knighton GIIQUS BASKETBALL TEAIVI Row 1: Frances Castle, Nancy Ellis, Carolyn Cass Row2: Floetta Toomey, Rosa Chapman. Bernice Griffin, Beverly Koslsy. Palsy Knightcm. 124- AC iT fri Qtevifgs BND 5 TH me Winiesr .lean Newman and Lew Stamm Biggest Tale-Tellers 'U Mary Glenn Jones and Tommy McNabb WAJ4 - Most School Spirited Shelby DES? 5335035512-green 126 Charlene Adams and Richard Bush ay.. , 5.4 2:1 -- Flxrtest Anthony Durham and Beverly Kosky w YTITTEST COUPLE Most Conceited Larol De Sha and Don Dunn Patsy Knighton and Jack Pell Friendliest Most Beautiful - Patsy Green Johnnie Faye Grant and Waymon Gaither 127 Most Handsome - lj. S. Myers Let's I-lave A Party!!! 128 EZ' Ai: the Senior Carnival sk' 3 I E 3 1 sk, 1 gk X P 'NW 1 gh' F if fa I f fjiegnf mf fly' 'Hi M Egger LQ i 5 E' , 9' .P l :s r 131 Open I-louse and Alumni Carolyn Gass Miss Cosmetology of 1955 'I Q .. ts M, 1 , , 3 2 Ms h W ' fig, W - 'i ff ,H H I I if ,An ki sssss -s 555 Jug , ' f?55'ii?'E 5591Zn,QVf I i ,,,, sq H if s s o I ,L H '1s. M , o 'kk': K- A N4- ,Mt fm Y ..., 7' 'sr Sculptor portrait of Mr. Frank Huffaker, former di- rector of Vocational Education in the Chattanooga Public Schools. This portrait, made by Mrs. Gina Plunguian, was presented by the Class of 1951 as its gift In thf- school. 'W d Ed, N , ,i l.. 5 pk..-ff' 'hw- .4 XX ...uw ,, 3,05 xx- Ln :,.fku,:.,,,fj-al :gig I v ' 493 xi? .few vw' my 'QQ ,wwf ery 'Feist WEE? 53 . if in , I3 E. 1? ,x .-- 1 1 if pe Q Q J' I , .e M y r Mi r + Z 9 State Farm Insurance Co. COMPLIMENTS OF AUTO LIFE FIRE L. E. Keller, Agonf A F R I E N D 4704 Monfview Drive Phone 2-6473 COMPLIMlflN1'S Ol-' COMPLIMEN TS OF AFriend A FRIEND Grant-Patten Milk Company 141 Babyland 62: Enchanted Shop 1704 McCallie Avenue I-Iulsey Concrete Block Compliments of Henderson 25 Coleman The Store For Men Branch Store 928 Market Street 5014 Rossville Blvd, Chattanooga, Tenn. HANNAH-ADAMS INC. 3810 Brainerd Road Chattanooga, Tennessee Phone 2-2952 FULLER Television Sales and Service 3736 Ringgold Road office 9-1491 For Good Furniture At Low Prices On Convenient :IT-rms, Its The Hodge Furniture Company HIXON PIKE Just A Few Minutes Drive From Town! Libby's Beauty Shoppe 2601- East Main Phone 2-9379 . Expert Hair Styling and Permanent Waving Owner: Mrs. Opal Ritchey Operatorszllvs. Opal Ritchey and Miss After the Game Stop at the Milky Way Drive In loc cream treats .Zippy fountain drinks Dvlivious sandwiches 205 CHEROKEE BOULEVAIR D Marie Tipwfl 1112 Real Hickory Smoked Burili-Q GENERAL ELECTRIC MECO Oxygen Everything For Cutting Sz Welding 'Hydrogen Acetylene Nitrogen Argon Carbon Dioxide Helium Welding Gas Products Company 821 East 11tl'1 Street 6-271146 Chattanooga, Tennessee Knoxville, Tennessee, 315 Clyde St. Nashville, Tennessee, 516 5th Ave., S. Athens, Georgia, 160 Vine St. Branch Offices Gainesville, Ca., 1218 Broad St. Columbia, S. C., 2118 Malin St, Greenville, S. C., Easley Highway WELCO MEDICAL CASES Helium Sz Uxygen Mixture Oxygen Carbon Dioxide Nitrous Oxide and Ethylene Oxygen Mixture CYCl0Pf0Pane Helium Burkhart-Schier Chemical COMPLIMENTS or Company . 0 Distributors of lndustrial,'Chemical, Laundry and Dry Cleaning Supplies 143 Byrne and Co. 6739 Chestnut Street Phone 6-3169 SOUNDSCRIBER SALES AND SERVICE comprsmmh of THE KRYSTAl COMPANY Prescription Druggists Chattanooga, Tennessee COMPLIMENTS or Chattanooga Gas Co. N Frm- Entcrprizc, Tax-paying Pnlrliu Utility COMPLIMENTS OE Junior Class HUlSEY CONCRETE Bl0CK The Letter Shop Mrs. Rohm-rt C. Steel Tom McGhee, Jeweler . 732 Ch S! Qualxty Nlimeographing X Mulligraphing ony ree' 203 Fc-rgcr Building Phone 7-3343 14-1- Chattanooga, Tennessee Telephone 6-0751 Qwtedfated 'gg feta!! Wieecimzw Le Grand Jewelry Company Lovemans Lansford Piano Company Martin Thompson Congratulations tu Kirkman Vocational High School and the Class of 1955 Established 1802 E- I- DU P0nt Nemours 8: Company 145 Joe Darr HUBBUCH GLASS CO. Fruits and Vegetables THE TALLEY-HO The Chattanooga Medicine Co rainer oa a . ar s venu Makers of Sqltice Bopendeiyo iM.SL1Vi2:Eo1?1.M. e The Modern Qvwk-Rub e 146 Phones: Office 7-3551 Res. 6-0073 Modern Woodmen of America Legal Reserve Life Insurance Chas. H. Clark 832 Chatta. Bank Bldg. Crisman Hardware Co 511 Market Street Dist. Manager Chattanooga, Tenn. I-lale's Flowers Comp,,,,,,,,,, IN X of X X X STAR SAllfS COMPANY Volunteer Building Telephone 6-0151 INCORPORATED COMPLIMENTS or Holsum Bread Three Sisters 702 Market Street E. M. Barber Furniture Company 4.9 E. Main Sm-cl ILT Compliments of Agnew Hardware Co., Inc 30 Frazier Avenue North Chattanooga I0, Tennessee Between The Bridges Tennessee Paper Mills Chattanooga, Tennessee Koehring Southern Company Manufacturers Road Heavy Construction Equipment Compliments of The Volunteer State Life Insurance Company Flftiwwfeieeeeee L UJFFYE 2 jg.: ill :.u6TAN-l l r i n l p- TW00d, ,, ll ,I If Its Fleetwood You Know Its Good ,-Valley Supply Co., Inc.--,, A friendly organization Complete Line of Building Materials, Hardware and Paint 29th 81 Dodds Avenue Phone 4--3334 Flowers . . . The Perfect Tribute MILTON BURKHART FLORIST 5-3403 - 5-34104 EAST RIDGE MERCURY 39-lu Ringgold Road Sales and Service Complete Auto Services PHONE 9-94-66 BEST WISHES COSMETOLOGY DEPARTMENT P. B. Shepherd Earl C. Smith Architects 8024 James Building Compliments of TICK TOCK GRILL 3903 Ringgold Road 149 First Finance and Thrift Co 832 Broad Street Chattanooga, Tennessee COMPLIMENTS or Gorclen Gambill C+' Co. General lnsurance Specialty Distributing Co. I ncorporalezl Electronics Parts ancl Equipment Company 1533 Xlarkct Street Plmnc 7-59531 Violet Camera Shop 9 li. 7th Street Phone S-1012 3625 Brainerd Road Phone 9-3318 COMPLIMENTS or Tennessee Egg Co- Clwattanooga Armature Works lli-uiiidiligu Repairing-llcliuilciing lilectrical Mnvliinery New and Rebuilt Motors conpumsxrs or Entertype Composing Co. 150 RAMSEY ELECTRIC C0. 1'5 . uv H335 ' I Pittsburg Pai nts for Jw 'z'-as X PlE'5Q,XUE?Gll ' A Auto Glass - f.M:'i'L--- Wall Pay-er, lnclepenclent Paint and Glass Company 506 Market Street Phone 6-8102 C 1 f HAPPY VALLEY FARMS W5 admfwf fvffgmfzy Play Refreshed .. .Have A Coke . Q 151 Compliments of ACME I-IATTERS 1 ii 1 N C W iii! M f C- F f f f , , ,qs e 6 qt 1 K lx lx h - xi Xl 1 3617-21 Brainerd Road Service-7'o-The-Sick Northside Pharmacy James W. Smalley and James C. Smalley - Prescription Druggists - Corner N. Market 8 Frazier Avenue Phone 6-1137 Powell Mattress Company 615 East Main Street Telephone 6-8062 Mattresses made to order any size Renovating and Sterilizing Gliders Re-covered ,fl .gm --1 'JT Power Equipment Co. Chattanooga., TenI12SSee 9-2546 Se lle Between The Bridges I 152 1607 Central Avenue PHONE 7-7388 Double. Cola Bottling Co ill' EULA ea American lava Corporation CHATTANOOGA, TENNESSEE The Na+ion's Leaders in Technical Ceramics INSULATORS FOR RADIO, TELEVISION AND ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES While mosi' of our cuslomers are locafed norfh of lhe Mason and Dixon Line, we Ialre pride in fha fad fha? +heir purchases from us have drawn millions of dollars 'Io 'lhis soulhern cily and furnished supporl lo an esiimaled I,500 people, including employees and Iheir dependenls. Zdzck 77Zefzce'ug6a9 fa + Compliments of SANITARY CLEANERS 4403 Ringgold Road COMPLUVIENTS OF Goodlet Food Market Conn Band Instruments Full line of Pan American-Leedy-Ludwig Accessories Bailey Music Company 619 Cherry St. Chattanooga, Tenn. Phone 5-3176 Fowler Brothers Dcpemlable Furnzture 7th and Broad Streets 'J. F. Kissinger J. G. Kissinger' North Side Dry Cleaning Co. ..:.. Quality and Service -:- 315 North Market Street Pho. 6-3252 Chattanooga 5, Tennessee Compliments of Southland Roller Rink .lack Britton 15 7' Compliments of TOWN and COUNTRY COMPLIMENTS OF Key Club Stovall Hardware Co.. Farm and Home Appliances COMPLIMENTS 011' Chattanooga Photo Supply Bob Richey! Do-Nut Shop Taste the Difference Phone 2-924-1 ' Fompliments of Umverslty of Chattanooga i lt Fi 'li lil Ill .Aff Q ,-ll: : I l 7 h : 1 ll , ' lg ly - giff' n ' ll f ' n ,film E W Ti-va , , Q 3 L iz fgiz 2' 1-If .al al l iii! ,iifal ali '-if -in l 171 LL 3 F in if Z.. i l lt! iii li , ig! ' ' 'Q lu gg, .. -gy 1 ' ': EV' 'E o f WS 5' - l ' l. , Y., gh- .. if-lf Y , I - David A. Lockmillex President l 55 if COMPLIMENTS OF J. Telford Freeman Brake Service Ab 4 lv The Wheland Company recognizes the value of the work done by Kirkman Vocational High School for the people and for the businesses of Chattanooga. About 2596 of all the people at Wheland have had Kirkman train- ing. About 85'?b of those in supervisory positions, including 9092: of our foremen, have had special technical training at Kirkman. Training simplifies or solves almost any problem. Kirkman pro- vides opportunities in the day, part-time or evening schools, to learn new skills or improve old ones. Kirkman training pays divi- dends in money, in advancement and in personal satisfaction. me WHELAHD COMPANY CHATTANOOGA, TENNESSEE 156 Wacalcmaf' 1 QMN5-fe ,. , v,-T W-....-.R-W 'W ,.., ,t,..,, WN , F S :EK ron 2, ' Q LIFE, 7 Q Sedan! 71' Q- ft' wzfazg giggle x40 V H, 0 Ttmtutuc X 5 E :J 0 'fiil N Flfurntblx tattanooga locational Qcltool under the direction of the lat: 0 1 Ktrltm.tn. opened in the 400 Chestnut Street Building in 1928 During tle first year the school enrolled 40 tutlt-nts and operated with a staff of 3 teachers, a. set'rc-tary, und Nlr who strted as part time dtrtctor for additional clawroum spare lwoaiue o reat that tht pre ent main building was erected at 215 Chestnut Street and was in 1939 The 100 flu- lnut Qin-tt liutldtnv oonttnut-d to lar used as a pu--vovational school for seventh and eighth grade til 1945 vtluu tht, Junior lu,h tlttiston nts moud into th ltult Plate Solzool on East Ninth Street. lt remained thert' ranlt Huffaker vias appotntr-d a pttntipal of tlu sohool antl llufctor of lot tttonal Lduoatton tn the Chattanooga Public. 1949 lllr Huffalwr laecaute full time tltreclor and Mt Roh:-rl A laxloi was .1 nt d 1 f l h Vocational H1 h Stltool was nfxntul in lmnor of tl14 fuumltr Nlr 0 f Kirliman. Following the Cleatlt of Mr, Kirkman in 'ppoi f' as principu o Ile igh school 3 t 0 mir yeats under the W tr Produotion fratmn Profvram tht thool ttuined men and women for war-time jobs tn tn hout its history the Ktrlxman locational Selmol has ltutl a tt puipo-.4 the 1-stalxlishnlent of an educational program to seru- lt and adult: nf thte mmntunttv with 1 ty pe of trnntnff dest md tu fit their individual needs. In 25 years the school l 'ts ,frovtn tgtnmng claw of 70 to tht point of truuun elf-rtl thou tufl adult tml mer 800 high school students per year. Where Old Lookoufs lofty top. Meets the southern blue, Proudly stands our Alina Nlalert Noble, Grand and 'lrue. CHORUS: Lift the chorus, Speed it onward, Loud her praises tell, Hail to thee, our Alma Mawr Hail! Vocational. Down among the busy ltututning Of the bustling town, Outlined 'gainst the ltill of Cameron, Proudly wears her crown.