Lakeview Fort Oglethorpe High School - Warrior Yearbook (Fort Oglethorpe, GA)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1952 volume:

_ C THE HISTORY (IF OUR HIM MATER” The first land was given for Lakeview School in 1915, with Mrs. Mary E Cheek and the Chatta- nooga Land Company each giving an acre. The classes, totaling about 50 pupils, met under a brush arbor that first term, until the two-room brick building could be completed. The section of the elementary building which was later to serve the high school was erected in 1925. In 1938- 39 the original building was torn down to make room for the other section of the elementary building and the gymnatorium Classes were held in the basement of the First Baptist Church while this phase of construction was under way. The first year of high school was established in 1931-'32, and another was added each term until the first class, consisting of 8 members, graduated from high school in 1935. (The class of '33 had been privileged to graduate from junior high school.) Both our Alma Mater and our school colors were adopted in 1933. The Commercial Department was added in 1940. and has progressed to the extent that there are now 24 typewriters in use 5 periods each day. In 1948 the P T A hired Mr Luther S. Jones as a director, and sponsored the organization of a band. The first basketball teams played on outdoor courts in 1931-’32, but Mrs. Mmette Dixon allowed the use of her indoor courts the two following terms She also furnished a football field for our first team in 1932-33, and for two terms thereafter. We availed ourselves of the latter privilege again in 1948-'49and in I949-'5G, but completed our own modern field in time for the '51 season Our new high school was completed in time for the 1951-'52 term, making a school plant of 38 classrooms, with a faculty numbering 40, and a campus of more than 25 acres. We look back with pride at seeing what has been accomplished during such a comparatively short time, and we pay tribute to the following, who so capably served as principals of our beloved Alma Mater during the designated terms: Miss Nell Chambers....................1915-’17 Miss Odell Smith......................1917-'18 Miss Pearl Bowman.....................1918-'20 Mr Belton Williams....................1920 Mr Claude Shetter.....................1921 Mr H E Dailey........................1921-'25 Mr J F Alverson........................1925-36 Rev C. W Howard........................1926-38 Mr. R E. Babb.........................1928-'29 Rev. C. W. Howard......................1929-32 Mr. W. A Dubberly, Jr...............1932- 36 Mr. Max Forrester.....................1937-39 Mr E. G Williams......................)939-'44 Mr C. W. Bowman.......................1944-’46 Mr John b. Burks......................1946-'48 Mr C. Fred Williams...................1948- ii i: ii i n i l in As a token of appreciation for the splendid work the P T A has done for our school throughout the years, we the Senior Class of 1952 dedicate this annual P.T.A. OFFICERS President, Mrs Marshall Tippens; Vice-President. Mrs Jack Beck; Secretary, Miss Willie Moore; Treasurer, Mrs. Lewis Bracken. FACULTY C. Fred Williams West Georgia College, Normal Diploma University of Chattanooga, B A. Degree University of Georgia, M.Ed , Principal Mrs. L. H. Baldwin English A B. from University of Chattanooga English Mrs. Lloyd Brown Bob Jones College, Commercial Subjects Frank Burrell University of Chattanooga Major, Physical Ed. Miss S. Callaway Mathematics, Science, University of Georgia M. L. Christian University of Chattanooga, A B. in History History Miss Betty Sue Cook Berry College, B.S. Degree, Librarian FACULTY James F. Lowe B.S. in Biology from University of Chattanooga Assistant Principal Miss D. Cooper University of Chattanooga, B.S. in Math. Mathematics Miss Fornadia Cook Berry College, B.S. Degree, 7th Grade Joe Esch University of Chattanooga, B.S. in Physical Ed. Coach Mrs. W. L. Griffith English AB, Oglethorpe University, English Miss Reba Ketner B.A. from University of Chattanooga B S. from State Teachers College, Jacksonville, Alabama Bible. Sociology C. L. Leigh B A. in History from Carson-Newman College Spanish, Physics, 7th Grade Mrs. Ida Thomas Secretary; Graduated from Overbey's School of Stenography Miss D. Montgomery B.S. from University of Chattanooga Social Studies Mrs. Charles Page B.S., Syracuse University. Home Econ. Mrs. Josceleyn Spencer Meredith College. Raleigh, N. C. Music Graduate Music, 7th Grade John Tippins Athens College, B.S. Degree in Accounting Salesmanship Miss Irene Whitson G.S.C.W., Milledgeville, Georgia, B.S. Degree 7th Grade Miss Mary Routh Wilhoit University of Chattanooga, B.M. Band Band FACULTY J. C. Denman A.B. and M.Ed. Degree from University of Georgia Principal of Grammar School we nomon THOSE WHO ARE ON OUR BATTLEFIELDS. OUR SHIPS, AND IN OUR PLANES; TO THOSE WHO ARE BRAVELY FACING DEATH AND DIS- ASTER DAY AFTER DAY—YES. THOSE VERY SAME WHO WERE SCHOOL MATES JUST YES- TERDAY; AND TO THOSE WHO SERVE ON THE HOME FRONT — IT IS TO THESE THAT WE DEDICATE THIS PAGE. ✓ CLASS OFFICERS President. Ronald Norris; Vice-President, Jimmy Hyatt, Secretary, Barbara Wilson; Treasurer, Jo-Ann Womack CHARLES BOLT “Hamic Some other's might come to school to play, Charley comes to sleep all day.” Senior Play, Glee Club 48, Spanish Club. JIMMY HYATT Seymore” Girls, he's not shy, take a look then give a sigh. Echo Staff 51.52, Football 49, 50, 51; Basket- ball 50, 51.52. Glee Club 50. 51. 52; L Club 51. 52, Junior Play 50; Senior Play 51 ; Vice-President Senior Class 52; Assistant Editor Warrior 52; Beta Club 52 SR HI 0 RS BARBARA WATERS Barb” Quiet and sweet, pleasant to meet Annual Staff 52. Tn-Hi-Y 52. Social Chairman Senior Class 52. JIMMY BROYLES “Jim” All great men are dying. I don't feel well myself.” Spanish Club. JUNIOR CLARK Pop Teachers, books, and classes are his only objections to education. L Club 51, 52; Basketball 49, 50, 51, 52; Football 49, 50, 51; Captam Football 51; Annuai Staff 52; Echo Staff 52, President Sophomore Class CHRISTINE RODEN Chris Why study when I can copy someone else's paper? Tri-Hi-Y 52. RONALD NORRIS Rollo” “Like a powder puff. I'm for women Football 50, 51; L Club 51, 52, Basketball 50. 51. 52, Hi-Y 50. 51 , Echo Staff 51 . Annual Staff 51,52, Senior Class President; Senior Play 51; Beta Club 52 MARION G KENNEDY “Pete” Only a fooi goes to school, when he could be playing pool FootDall 49. 50, 51 ; Basketball 50, 51,52; Box- ing 51. 52, Glee Club 52; L Club 51. 52; Senior Play 51 ; Vice-President Senior Class 51 ; Hi-Y 51 ; Vice-President Beta Club 52; Annual Staff 51; Cap- tain Football 51 u mi u BARBARA WILSON Bobby She has a finger in every pie. Glee Club 49, 50. 51. 52; Echo Staff 51 , Editor Echo 52; F H A 49, 50. 51.52, Tn-Hi-Y 50. 51.52; Beta Club 51, 52; Senior Class Secretary 51, 52; Cheerleader 51. JIMMY McFARLANE Mac Always laughing, never sad; sometimes naughty; never bad L Club 51, 52, Echo Staff 51 ; Editor Annual Staff 52; Football 50. 51; Basketball 51; Secretary Junior Class 50 RUSSELL JONES Bud” I never worry and seldom hurry Annual Staff 52 JO-ANN WOMACK Jo “Talk she can and talk she will; her tongue is seldom still. Cheerleader 50, 51; Treasurer Senior Class; “L Club; Echo Staff 51,52; Glee Club 52. THE FAMOUS BELL OF LAKEVIEW” The bell that calls the children to school in Lakeview is nearly a century old. Long before it came to Lakeview it called people to worship at the Methodist Church in La Fayette. It served in this capacity long before the Civil War. When the church was used as a refuge for soldiers of the Confederate Army the old bell became scarred and cracked from shots from the enemy. Years later when the old church was torn down and a new one erected, the bell was offered for sale. It was purchased by the Parent-Teacher Association of Lakevi.ew and was the first main project of this young organization H. E Daily, who was then principal of the school, brought the bell to his home, preparatory to placing it in the school belfry. During the night it was stolen from his porch. The next day a hunt was made for it throughout all the junk yards of Chattanooga. The last junk dealer to be interviewed stated that he had purchased no bell that day. The words were hardly out of his mouth when the sound of a bell pealed forth. Three small Negro boys unobserved had started ringing the bell, which proved to be the historic bell from La Fayette. Following its recovery it was placed in the school belfry and still calls the children in this vicinity to school OFFICERS J T Padgett....................... Sammy Griffin ............... Barbara Brown .......... Fay Jean Crittenden ...............President ... .Vice-President .....Secretary Treasurer -JUNIORS Billy Brooks Charles Poston J.T. Padgett Kate Orr Marilyn McWhorter Barbara Harold June Bobbie Jean Basil Brown Caldwetl Caldwell Carroll Cloer Bobby Barbara Tommie Lou David Revels Rusbridge Sexton Shields Virginia iffi) f Young Photo not Billy Marie Bobby Barbara Wooden Williams Williams Whisenant Julian McWhorter Shirley Moore Shirley Miller Alice McDonald Jackie Lindner Billie Fisher Walter Esloon Winona Daniel Leon Denton Fay Jean Crittenden Buddy Fletcher Barbara Smith Joyce T roglen Marie Waters Sammy Griffin Dale Harris Venice Hall Billy Kennedy Lebron Hyde MOD NOT AMHAKlE Juanita Amerson Joe Bierce Dorothy Bishop Donna Blevins Eva Blevins Pat Brotherton Evelyn Brown Mac Callahan Jack Callaway Maurice Castleberry Marion Chambers Richard Clark Gordon Copus Betty Daniels Delores Denton James Denton Jane Dowdy Elaine Drake Shirley Durham Charles Esloon Don Faulkner Anna Lou Green Ronnie Griffith Ronnie Hatcher Regina Holbrook Delores Holcomb Joyce Holder Harold Howell C. M. Hutton Billy Hyde Howard Jackson Johnny Johnson Kathryn Knox Bill Langston Bulah Malone James Miles PHOTO Babs Palmer Rucia Parson Peggy Pearson Bessie Penny Hilda Plaster Barbara Poole Margaret Prince Joseph Proctor Janet Roach Linda Robbins Clinton Roden Shirley Roden Donald Sailing Pat Scoggins Eugene Smith Gene Smith Flossie Stanley Ray Steele Rose Steele James Thomas President: Marion Chambers Vice-President: Mac Callahan Secretary: Elaine Drake Treasurer: Rose Steele Carolyn Thomas Sammy Torbett Betty Vise Joy White Vergie White Betty Young Ronnie Adair Sammy Almond James Arms Bill Baughn Alma Burgess Donald Burns Juanita Cain Lance Cassidy Angeline Chamberlain Richard Chapman John Christian Wilma Claridy Janette Clark Sue Clark Jerry Colfield James Coulter Grace Davenport Virginia Dysant Vivian Ellis Dorothy Foster Edward Foster Nellie Sue Games Harry Hall Betty Harrison Dennis Hill Joyce Hill Clark Hixon Wade Holbrook Donald Holcomb Janie Hope Billy Howell Sylvia Hulgan Jo Ann Hurt Jerry Kelly Jerry Langston Ormalene Langston Alan Ledford Lonnie Linville Zetta Lou Logan Sonny Lowe Jimmy Lusk Marie Lyons Richard Lyons Donald Mann Belmont Mathews Louise Mathews Clayton McCain Ann McCloy Margaret Norton Darrel Orr Marcia Owens Betty Palmer Regina Parker Betty Patterson Larry Pharr Shirley Pitts Marchetta Reece Frances Revels Glenna Roberson Gloria Roberson Mae Roberts Bob Robinson Lee Robinson Max Roden Bill Rogers Ralph Rogers Janice Scoggins Martha Jean Scott Mary Joyce Shell Fred Shirley Melvin Stakely Billy Steveson Charlotte Tinsley Dorothy Tyler Jean Walker Lamar Waters Iralean Wells Jean Wilbanks Frank Wilkerson Jean Williams Jarrel Williams Ronald Wilson Hewitt Wright Jo Ann Youngblood Lydia Abercrombie Charles Amos Jim Anderson Nancy Barnes Wilma Blevins Anita Bolt Joyce Bradbury Charles Britton Henry Broome Billy Broyles Ann Burns Harvey Burns Martha Boyd Frank Callahan Cecilia Cantrell Bonnie Carmon Donald Chambers Helen Christian Billie Mae Clark Julia Mae Cockrell James Coleman Steve Coxwell Amy Crane Tommy Curtis Eddie Cuthbert Sue Dagman Billy Daniels Donald Dawkins Richard Denton Betty Dimon Marie Eakers Jean Ferrell Bobbie Edmondson Jimmy Ervin C. L. Fisher George Gilstrap Arlene Green Joan Hardeman Norman Hardeman Ronnie Harris Evelyn Haynes Hilda Henry Margaret Hutton Cecil Kaylor Vera Kilgore Uldene Lane David Lawrence Carl Lee Date Ledford Gene Leigh Lucy Lequire Charles Luster Stanley Miller Wayne Miller Rebecca Mulkey Harold Parrish Donald Pedigo Patsy Pope Don Porter Jackie Prescott Harold Prince Jack Queen Jeanell Queen Carolyn Reagan Mary Ruth Revels Nolan Richardson Kenneth Richie Janice Robbms Cynthia Roberson Gerstfe Roberson Martha Robinson Barbara Rogers Barbara Runyan Jackie Scoggins Ann Sbankfes Billy Joe Siniard Charlotte Steele Tommy Suggs Leon Thomas Pat Totbett Jo-Ann Tuder Carolyn Wall Clifford Walker Roxie Watson Norma Webb Prances Wilson Fred Wilson Fonza Wilson Judith Witt Yvonne Wyatt Geneva Bales NOT PICTURED June Dugan Betty Farmer Charles Foster Pat Garber Donald Jobe Danny Lowery Ruth Parson Marseille Powell Joyee Pn«e J. W. Sparks Loia Lee Thompson Ivan Allen Joan Allen William Ashley James Bennett Herberta Bierce Charles Blaylock Betty Brannon Marsha Britt Nell Brooks Ramona Bryant Emma Burns Buddy Callahan Lewis Carroll Royce Cash Raymond Chambers Shirley Clark Sidney Clark Litrella Cloer Jack Cogan Robert Cope Mary Corfitzson Janice Coulter Kathleen Curtis Roy Daub Sue Debord Sue Duckett Raymond Duncan Janice Dysart Robert Edmondson Robert Farmer Beatrice Forester Anna Griffith Edith Guess Shirley Guffey Larry Flail Sylvia Hamilton Eugene Harris Leroy Hayes Neaomi Hearell Billy Hillis William Holbrook Sandra Holder Tommy Hoskins Alex Howard Barbara Hughes Gloria Hull Celia Huskey Tommy Jackson Wayne Jackson Gail Johnson Joy Ann Jolly Tommy Kellerhals Barbara Kerr Donald Know Richard Lane Sarah Lea Mildred Linville Judy Lowe Faye Lowery Judson Madaris Nancy Madaris Felton McAbee Carolyn McCain Donnie Mobley Eugene Morrow Nancy Mount Pat Norris Eugene Overby Peggy Parks Max Parker Judy Parrish Rita Payne Tommy Payne Woody Peck Ronnie Pitts Paula Pyle Charlie Ralston Perry Reece Linda Reed Barbara Rhodes Rodonna Richard Arland Richardson Joyce Richie Danny Robinson Wynnova Roden Charles Rogers Carolyn Runyan Ronald Sailing Carolyn Scheivelhud Frankie Scruggs Barbara Skidmore James Skidmore Mary Sloan Robert Sparks Earl Stanley Joyce Starnes Charles Stakely Ralph Stewart Max Tankersley Billy Tapp Leroy Tate Ann Thompson Joyce Tudor Jo Ann Whaley Robert Whaley Mildred White James Wigley Charles Wilkenson Robert Williams Mary Wilson James Womack Julian Wright SPONSORS Miss Fornadia Cook Miss Irene Whitson Mr C. L Leigh L” CLUBS TOP TO BOTTOM: Coach Tippens Gene Smith Sammy Griffin Julian McWhorter Billy Wooden J. T. Padgett Lebron Hyde Jimmy Hyatt Billy Hull Charles Poston SECOND ROW: Coach Burell Basil Cloer Ronald Norris Bud Kennedy Marion Chambers Jimmy McFarlane Coach Esch NOT PICTURED: Junior Clark TOP TO BOTTOM: Joy White Elaine Drake Jo Ann Womack Bulah Malone Carolyn Thomas Joyce Troglen Shirley Moore Carolyn Pedigo Gloria Hull Kate Orr BETA CLUB LEFT TO RIGHT: Barbara Wilson Carolyn Thomas Kathryn Knox Rose Steele Joy White Alma Lee Burgess Janie Hope Betty Vise Mrs. Willie Lee Griffith Barbara Poole Linda Robbins Betty Young Delores Holcomb Barbara Brown Jane Dowdy Jimmy Hyatt Miss Drusilla Cooper Fay Jean Crittenden Regina Holbrook Harold Caldwell Jarrel Williams Virginia Dysart Elaine Drake Ronald Norris Mr. C. Fred Williams SPONSOR: Mrs. L. L. Brown Louise Matthews Nellie Sue Games Mary Rewcastle Barbara Rusbridge Marie Waters Venice Hall Tommie Lou Sexton Shirley Miller June Caldwell Marie'Williams Barbara Waters Barbara Wilson Christine Roden Pat Brotherton Charlotte Tinsley Betty Vise TRI-HI-Y LEFT TO RIGHT: Barbara Wilson June Caldwell Janie Hope Betty Rewcastle Barbara Rusbridge Regina Holbrook Sue Clark Joy White SECOND ROW: Regina Parker Virginia Dysart Janice Scoggins Zettie Lou Logan Betty Harrison Babs Palmer Barbara Smith Flossie Stanley Donna Blevins Shirley Roden Mary Rewcastle Barbara Poole THIRD ROW: Jean Wilbanks Betty Palmer Marchetta Reece Marie Lyons Alma Lee Burgess Mary Joyce Shell Jean Williams Delores Holcomb Linda Robbins SPONSOR: Mrs. Charles Page Mrs. Ada Brown Mrs. Pauline Snyder Mrs. Eunice Johnson Mrs. Delvina Tapp Gerstle Roberson Ronnie Harris CAFETERIA STAFF i; i x ii LEFT TO RIGHT: Sue Clark Jo Ann Youngblood Mary Rewcastle Jeanette Clark Carolyn Barnes Delores Holcomb Betty Daniels Janice Scoggins Betty Dimon SECOND ROW: Larry Tippens Clyde Beavers Dale Spenser Ken Dowdy Ben Holcomb Paul Brown Roy Eubanks Joyce Holder THIRD ROW: Bobby Drake Howard Russell Clifford Walker Johnny Johnson Billy Daniels Dale Payne Sonny Richards Wanda Johnson Gary Alverson FOURTH ROW: Belmont Matthews Jack Callaway Bobby Williams Dale Harris Bill Brooks Earl Gaier Cynthia Roberson June Caldwell Donald Sailings SPONSOR: Miss Mary Ruth Wilhod SITTING, LEFT TO RIGHT Elaine Drake Peggy Stamey Celia Huskey Fay Crittenden Janet Roach Alice McDonald Norma Brown Judy Lowe Shirley Miller STANDING. LEFT TO RIGHT: Barbara Whisenant Virginia Dysart Alma Lee Burgess SPONSOR: Miss Betty Cook LIBRARY STAFF SPONSOR. Mrs J. W Spenser LEFT TO RIGHT; Dorothy Tyler. Kathryn Knox. Marilyn McWhor- ter. June Hill. Venice Hall. Joy White, Regma Holbrook, Barbara Wilson. Shirley Durham. Barbara Poole. Linda Robbms SECOND ROW: Jane Dowdy. Rose Steele. Barbara Luster. Billy Brooks. Joe Chambers. Manon Chambers. Dale Harris. Marie Waters. Linda Sisk. Hilda Plaster. THIRD ROW Tom- mie Sexton. Jo Ann Womack. Bar- bara Brown, Fay Crittenden. Pete Kennedy. Charles Poston. Norman Harris. Arlene Green. Pat Scoggins. Marie Williams. Martha Boyd. Shirley Miller. FOURTH ROW Ann Burns. Lydia Abercrombie. Jackie Callaway. Joe Bierce. Ray Steele. Billy Wooden. Babs Palmer, Vera Kilgore. Patsy Pope. Sykia Hulligan. Wilma Blevins. FIFTH ROW Mae Roberts. Uldene Lane. Geneva Bales. Barbara Smith. Jim- my Hyatt. Billy Fletcher. Sammy Griffin. Ruth Parsons, Bobbie Mc- Whorter. Hilda Henry . Lucy Le- quire SIXTH ROW:' Joyce Hill. Peggy Gothard. Jackie Scoggins. Louise Matthews. Charlotte Tins- ley. Gloria Roberson. Glenna Rob- erson. Charlotte Amos. Margaret Prince. Y onne Wyatt. Anita Bolt. Martha Scott. Rebecca Mulkey LEFT TO RIGHT: Barbara Brown Rose Steele Jimmy Hyatt Joy White Linda Robbins Barbara Poole Barbara Wilson FIMITIIU L Nl| I t II LEFT TO RIGHT: Gene Smith. Jimmy McFarlane, Billy Fletcher, Jimmy Hyatt, Bud Kennedy, Sammy Griffin. Buddy Fletcher. Pete Kennedy. SECOND ROW Marion Chambers, Charles Poston. Basil Cloer, Billy Hyde. Ray Steele. Billy Hull, Lebron Hyde THIRD ROW: Joe Chambers, Ronald Norris, Bill Baughn, James Miles, Donald Hickey. Bobby Revels, Julian McWhorter FOURTH ROW: Ronnie Griffith. Nor- man Harris, Manager, Coach Burell, Junior Clark, J T Padgett. Coach Esch, Coach Tippins, Gene Hall HEAD COACH Joe Esch ASSISTANT COACHES Frank Burell John Tippins Goalward Bound Nothin' but Meat Coke bottles for Jersies? Date Lakeview Opponent September 7 —Lee High 12 20 September 14—Tyner 8 7 September 21 —Hixson 13 17 October 4 — Murray County 34 6 October 12—Acworth 60 0 October 19—Ringgold 39 6 October 26—Trion 7 7 November 2—West Point 13 20 November 9—LaFayette 12 7 November 16 — Marion County 12 7 J. T. Padgett 150 lbs. 5'9 Junior—Center ‘‘Punchy’’ Junior Clark 165 lbs. 63 Senior—End “Pop Billy Hull 180 lbs. 5'9 Junior—Fullback “Bull” Lebron Hyde 155 lbs. 5'8 Junior—Halfback “Brony” Buddy Fletcher 150 lbs. 5'9 Junior—Tackle “Fletch” Marion Gordon Kennedy 158 lbs. 5’8 Senior—Quarterback “Pete Ronald Norris 180 lbs. 6' Senior—End “Rollo Joe Chambers 180 lbs. 6' Senior—Tackle Charles Poston 175 lbs. 5'10' 2 Junior—Guard “Buddy” Jimmy Hyatt 150 lbs. 5'7 Senior—Halfback “Seymore” Jimmy McFarlane MO lbs. 5'8 Senior—Fullback “Mac” Basil Cloer 205 lbs 5'8 Junior—Guard “Bear” Billy Fletcher 135 lbs. 57 Sophomore- Halfback “Bill Bobby Revels 155 lbs 5'9 Junior—Halfback “Rebs Billy Kennedy 135 lbs. 57 Junior—Halfback “Bud” Marion Chambers 160 lbs 5'11 Sophomore- -Tackle “Murn Samuel Griffin 160 lbs. 5'8 Junior—Guard “Sammy Gene Smith 165 lbs 5'9 Sophomore- -Guard “Pablum” Julian McWhorter 140 lbs. 5TI Junior—End “Spud Ray Steele 150 lbs. 5’8 Sophomore—Cen ter LEFT TO RIGHT: Joseph Proctor, Jarrel Williams, Charles Poston, Ronnie Griffith, Harold Caldwell, Junior Clark, Ronald Norris, Julian McWhorter, Eugene Ervm. Jimmy Hyatt, COACH: Joe Esch MAN- AGER Sammy Griffin. Date Lakeview Opponent November 27—Tyner 50 55 December 4- -Notre Dame 36 45 December 7- Soddy Daisy 34 57 December 11 Ooltewah 31 44 December 14- Spring City 17 40 December 17 Notre Dame 65 % December 17- Ringgold 67 18 December 18- Kirkman 38 34 December 20—Tyner 51 38 January 2- -Rhea High 41 61 January 4—Ringgold 35 16 January 5—Rossville 40 51 January 8—T rion 29 39 January 15—Trion 47 35 January 18—Rhea High 50 52 January 25—Pleasant Grove 73 37 February 1—Kirkman 44 26 February 5—Pleasant Grove 43 51 February 19- Chattanooga Valley 73 27 February 20—Pleasant Grove 40 51 February 23---Hixson 42 60 Ronald Uorris Senior - Forward ______e'-o” Joseph Proctor Sophomore- Guard Jimmy Hyatt C PT IV Senior - Guard S'-7 Junior Clark - Center 3“ 5-lOi Charles JuNlOR-fORNARD LEFT TO RIGHT: Bulah Malone, Carolyn Thomas, Shirley Moore, Joy White, Joyce Troglen, Carolyn Pedigo, Elaine Drake. Barbara Rusbridge. Mary Jane Wall, Juanita Cam, Flossie Stanley. Gloria Hull COACH: Joe Esch MANAGER Sammy Griffin Date Lakeview Opponent November 27—Tyner 47 23 December 4—City 25 33 December 7—Soddy Daisy 23 53 December 11- Red Bank 42 48 December 14- Spring City 38 51 December 17 Ringgold 28 16 January 2—Rhea County 32 42 January 4--Ringgold 44 25 January 5—Central 47 52 January 8 Tnon 26 22 January 15- Trion 38 26 January 18 Rhea County 44 39 January 19—City 52 45 January 25—Pleasant Grove 42 58 February 5--Pleasant Grove 28 60 February 11—Pepperell 39 52 February 21—Central 35 37 February 23—Hixson 37 47 Gloria Hull “Glory Junior-Forward Carolyn Pedigo Slew Junior - Forwarc Carolyn Ohomas Sleej y Sophomore - Forward! Elaine Drake Caine Sophomore- Guard Joyce Groglen drog Junior - Guard Shirley TTloore I Possie Junior- Guard Pete Kennedy StioiOR- Guard Eugene Ervin Jukmor-Guard 5,'7M liarcld Caldwell Ju vior - Forward G‘-l“ rJou White Smiley 'Sophomore - Forward Floeeie Stanley ‘Jlos Sophomore - Forward fculah TTlalone M Curly Sophomore - Forward II I! Til li milt lilt II Mill Si'll DHL T E I M f II I H P10 S (Not Pictured Pete Kennedy. Harvey Burns Ted Gray. J T Padget' 1952 BOXING EVENTS In 1 51 Lakeview was represented in the North Georgia Boxing Tournament by eight boys These boys fought hard and earned the Open Team Championship ' This year the interest in boxing surged Thirty-one Warriors competed and again earned the Best Team trophy Nine boys won champion- ships and eight earned 2nd place trophies Other schools competing were Rossville. Ringgold. Gordon Lee. and Chattanooga Valley Jimmy Hyatt was awarded the Most Improved Boxer trophy In the Golden Gloves Harvey Burns won a championsh.p Fete Kennedy was decisioned in the finals by the popular Ronald Boss of City High Billy Wooden and Lebron Hyde were decisioned in their first bout Next year should be an even greater year for the Red and White clad leather-pushers from Lake- view Tension remained high during the three tournament nights 4 All the tights were hotK con tested. The fans respond as Brooks and Price match blows Friendships were momentarily, put aside when two bo s from the same school met in the finals Burns ♦ and Esloon battling hard for the championship Burns b decision t • HOMECOMING QUEEN Jay Jean Crittenden LEFT TO RIGHT Jimmy Hyatf-Venice Hall. Ronald Norris-Barbara Brown, Joe Chambers-Barbara Rusbridge, Junior Clark-Betty Rewcastle, J T. Padgett-Pat Scoggins. Pete Kennedy-Bobbie Jean Car- roll, Sammy Griffin-Joy White, Jimmy McFarlane-Marilyn McWhorter. BILLY HULL Best All-Round CAROLYN PEDIGO Best All-Round I) I! E CLASS JOY WHITE Best All-Round GENE SMITH Best All-Round OMI IL STAFF EDITOR .......................................................................Jimmy McFarlane ASSISTANT EDITOR.....................................................Jimmy Hyatt BUSINESS MANAGER....................................................Ronald Norris ASSISTANT BUSINESS MANAGER.........................................Shirley Moore ADVERTISING MANAGER...................................................Jo Ann Womack ASSISTANT ADVERTISING MANAGER......................................Carolyn Pedigo SPORTS EDITOR.......................................................Junior Clark ASSISTANT SPORTS EDITOR............................................Charles Poston PHOTOGRAPHIC EDITOR.........................................................Barbara Waters ASSISTANT PHOTOGRAPHIC EDITOR.................................................Joyce Troglen ART STAFF........Don Faulkner, Jack Callaway, Barbara Rusbridge, June Caldwell TYPISTS...........Essie Tyler. Virginia Young, Mary Jane Wall. Barbara Wilson SPONSOR....................................................Mrs. Lois H Baldwin ECHO STAFF EDITOR Shirley Miller SPONSOR Mrs. Lloyd L Brown EDITOR ................. ASSISTANT EDITOR........ EDITORIAL SECTION....... FEATURE EDITOR......... SPORTS EDITORS.......... JOKE EDITOR............. ART EDITOR.............. GOSSIP EDITOR.......... GRAMMAR SCHOOL EDITOR HOME ROOM REPORTERS... TYPISTS................. GOSSIP REPORTERS........ SPONSOR................. ...............................Shirley Miller ...............................Ronald Norris ...............................June Caldwell ................................Venice Hall .................Jimmy Hyatt, Carolyn Pedigo .................................Janet Roach ...........................Barbara Rusbridge .............................Jo Ann Womack ...............................Barbara Smith Junior Clark. Donna Blevins. Jimmy McFarlane .Shirley Moore. Joyce Troglen. Mary Jane Wall ......................Babs Palmer, Ray Steele .............................Mrs Lloyd Brown JOANN WOMACK VENICE HALL RUSBRIDGE FAMILY TWOSOME REALLY GIRLS HUP. ONE. TWO BIRD BEAUTY f. THE WHISPERING OCTET BUD WHAT A PHYSIC —M CLASS ii i n i it ii Seek ye first the kingdom of God and his righteousness and all these things shall be added unto you My idea is this, 'Ever onward' If God had intended for man to go backward, He would have given him eyes in the back of his head. “In the long run men hit only what they aim at, Therefore though they should fail immediately let them Aim at something high Build thee more stately mansions, 0 my soul, As the swift seasons roll! Leave thy low-vaulted past! Let each new temple, nobler than the last, Shut thee from heaven with a dome move vast, Till thou at length art free, Leaving thine outgrown shell by life’s unresting sea! MOTTO UPWARD” Let us, then, be up and doing. With a heart for any fate; Still achieving, still pursuing. 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Phone 92541 Si Are You Overweight? ...then drink 01 TWM MMK HMTMO «tt MTINT OOKI BUTTERMILK before each meal Doctors know Golden Flake Buttermilk is beneficial for you. Drink a glass 20 minutes before each meal. You eat less and still get all food values you need. Start drinking Golden Flake today! HAPPY VALLEY FARMS. INC. ASK YC DOCTC ROSSVILLE, GEORGIA 83-1317 83-1318 : ROSSVILLE'S ; COMPLETE FURNITURE STORE ; CALLAHAN FURNITURE CO. t ! Compliments of NICHOL'S 1 5012 Rossville Blvd. ROSSVILLE, GEORGIA JIJ ROSSVILLE DRUG STORE Prescription Druggists 1 I Phone 84-1558 | FARRAR'S DRY GOODS STORE ROSSVILLE, GEORGIA Compliments of RHYNE PHARMACY ROSSVILLE, GEORGIA { Compliments of 1 MORGAN'S PRODUCE 1 ROSSVILLE, GEORGIA r | R. B. HOWARD FURNITURE CO. ! Sells For Less | ROSSVILLE, GEORGIA POST SERVICE STATION FORT OGLETHORPE, GEORGIA Phone 84-9265 Phone 89-3664 B. B. DAWN Fresh Eggs and Dressed Poultry FORT OGLETHORPE, GEORGIA POST CLEANERS For Better and Beautiful Dry Cleaning FORT OGLETHORPE, GEORGIA Phone 81-1522 WHISENANT GROCERY! GAS and Oil j Cloud Springs Road J MIDWAY BARBER SHOP Lafayette Road ROSSVILLE, GEORGIA COMPLIMENTS OF BEAVER'S SERVICE STATION r I Compliments of R. D. MAY'S FIXIT SHOP 1 4601 Dodds Ave. 1 Phone 96777 HALE'S DRUGS 3711 Ringgold Road The most modern store East of the Ridge LEE FURNITURE COMPANY 3705 Ringgold Road — Phone 9-1341 CHATTANOOGA 4, TENNESSEE and some of the things they do Telephone girls enjoy interesting and im- portant jobs in a growing industry. Operators using modern equipment pro- vide world-wide communication. — Service Representatives handle customer contacts in our business offices.—Stenographers, Typists and Clerical workers perform important and specialized jobs in all departments. If good pay—friendly associates your own age—paid vacations—sickness benefits and frequently scheduled raises appeal to you— why not come in and talk with us about a position with the Telephone Company. (jW4 INSURANCE 1 0. leJt d AGENCY Complete Insurance Service ROSSVIUE, GEORGIA R. B. Howard Building 311 Chickamauga Avenue — Phone 89-2525 Martin-Thompson Co. SPORTING GOODS Established in 1923 706 Cherry St. CHATTANOOGA, TENNESSEE I Chattanooga Button Badge Mfg. Co. 205 East Eight St. Chenille Letters — Flags — School Caps — Banners, etc. Phone 66934 I Violet Camera Shop Photographic Dealers KODAKS - FILM - SUPPLIES 9 East 7th St. Phone 5-2512 LESTER D. COHN r —- COMPLIMENTS OF Miller Bros. Company ' D D Appliance and Furniture Co. CROSLEY Phone 81-8361 , North Georgia Lumber and Supply Co. LUMBER - HARDWARE - PAINTS Lafayette Road Phone 81-4025 ROSSVILLE, GEORGIA I • la bean Mk p. For Distinctive Fashions 104 Howard St. Phone 81-7335 ROSSVILLE, GEORGIA 1 1 Compliments of Rossville Diner FINE FOODS ROSSVILLE, GEORGIA PEERLESS WOOLEN MILLS ROSSVILLE, GEORGIA Manufacturers of MEN'S AND WOMEN'S WEAR Retail Store Hours 9:00 A. M. to 5:00 P. M. Compliments of C S JEWELERS 925 Market Street CHATTANOOGA, TENNESSEE T T CHEVROLET CO. SALES and SERVICE Phone 2361 RINGGOLD, GEORGIA TURPIN MOTOR COMPANY SALES SERVICE Phone 3401 Ringgold, Ga. I Compliments of BERT WARD TAX COLLECTOR Compliments of ENSIGN THE FLORIST South Crest Rd. Rossville, Ga. COMPLIMENTS OF ROY'S GRILL Compliments of LONGLEY-ANDERSON DRUGS Chickamauga Ave. Rossville, Ga. COMPLIMENTS OF THE JUNIOR and SENIOR CLASS GENE'S LADIES' APPAREL 209 Chickamauga Avenue ROSSVILLE, GEORGIA FRANCES SHOP For Lovely Things Chickamauga Avenue Rossville, Ga. COMPLIMENTS OF earle McDaniel CONN'S MUSIC STORE Pianos and Musical Supplies Piano Teaching and Tuning Phone 8-40031 Rossville, Ga. - COMPLIMENTS OF SILVER'S MACHINE SHOP COMPLIMENTS : OF RIDGE DRY CLEANERS OMER'S SANDWICH SHOP 720 Chickamauga Ave. — Phone 81-9223 OMER FORESTER, Owner - COMPLIMENTS OF O. L. WIGGINS L - -— ...i | Compliments of 1 Palmn Jewelers White Way Cleaners Watch and Jewelry Repair ROSSVILLE, GEORGIA Phone 84-8731 311 McFarland Ave. Phone 84-1615 ROSSVILLE, GEORGIA r ■ Roblee Shoes Stetson Hats Rusty's Meat Market HIXON'S 815 Chickamauga Ave. Store for men and young men. Phone 89-9129 Phone 81-4516 ROSSVILLE, GEORGIA Phone 84-7228 H C Compliments of MEN'S WEAR CLAY BROS. 105 Chickamauga Ave. Weatherstripping — Insulating — Roofing ROSSVILLE, GEORGIA Siding ROSSVILLE, GEORGIA East Ridge r— — McCord's Motor Co. Sales and Service Lafayette Road Ringgold and John Ross Road Phone 89-1913 Phone 2-8665 ROSSVILLE, GEORGIA Compliments o f STEWART'S POTATO CHIPS The Personality Shop COMPLIMENTS OF (Just a Little Different) Ritz Shoe Shop ROSSVILLE, GEORGIA ROSSVILLE, GEORGIA COMPLIMENTS COMPLIMENTS OF OF Rossville Hardware THE HUB 5010 Rossville Blvd. Compliments of Malone Grocery Davis Candy Company FRESH MEATS FRUITS VEGETABLES FROZEN FOODS Phone 3-1642 3815 Rossville Blvd. FEED SEEDS FREE DELIVERY CHATTANOOGA, TENN. Phone 89-2811 - — Rossville Appliance GENERAL ELECTRIC APPLIANCE Phone 84-3384 ROSSVILLE, GEORGIA McNew Pharmacy The Store of Personal Service Dial 3091 Home 3876 DRUGS - COSMETICS - SUNDRIES RINGGOLD, GEORGIA Compliments Of LAY'S POTATO CHIPS - SALTED PEANUTS - FRITOS ROSSVILLE COAL SUPPLY CO FRIENDLY, COURTEOUS SERVICE 5005 English Avenue Phone 4-1556 ROBERT W. FLEGAL AGENCY INSURANCE - REAL ESTATE - RENTALS Stansbury Building — Telephone 4-2691 ROSSVILLE, GEORGIA -------------------------------------- r-------------------------------------- WILLIAMS' SUNDRIES If You Can't Stop, Smile As You Go By. LAKEVIEW DRIVE LAKEVIEW, GEORGIA LINER INSURANCE AGENCY Established 1920 All Forms of Insurance ROBERT M. LINER-CLYDE A. LINER - WM. J. MacDONNELL 106 HOWARD ST. ROSSVILLE, GEORGIA --------------------— ---- —,—— ----------------■-------■—-— ROSSVILLE FURNITURE CO. Complete Home Furnishings 319-32) McFarland Ave. Phone 84-2913 JACKSON'S HOME BAKERY 310 Chickamauga Avenue ROSSVILLE, GEORGIA COMPLIMENTS OF F. W. WOOLWORTH CO. BAILEY BROS. FURNITURE CO. 4925 Rossville Blvd. — Phone 22491 CHATTANOOGA, TENNESSEE i: PEERLESS PHARMACY 100 Bailey Avenue — Phone 84-1501 ROSSVILLE, GEORGIA Stone Bros. Grocery Hardware 5300 Ringgold Road — Phone 2-4513 CHATTANOOGA, TENNESSEE — Craton's Friendly Shoe Store Kingwood CHATTANOOGA, TENNESSEE North Georgia Decorating Co. 518 Chickamauga,Ave. WALLPAPER PAINT COOK'S FOOD MARKET 516 Chickamauga Avenue Phone 81-3873 Compliments of | RITZ BARBER SHOP 4908 Rossville Blvd. i Compliments of McWhorter jewelers ROSSVILLE, GEORGIA SERVICE PHARMACY Rossville's Reliable Pharmacy ROSSVILLE, GEORGIA Phone 4)528 1 Jenkins Landers Furniture Co. New and Used Furniture 5002 Rossville Blvd. — Phone 22546 PRICE-LING MOTOR CO. Used Cars 4704 Rossville Blvd. Phone 4-7681 HICK'S FEED SEED STORE j 702 Chickamauga Ave. — Phone 84-5712 I ROSSVILLE, GEORGIA j COMPLIMENTS OF JOHN EMBERSON —j JIMMY LUSK DRIVE-IN SANDWICHES - HOME MADE CHILI - GOOD COFFEE SERVICE WITH A SMILE { Meet Your Friends Here ROSSVILLE, GEORGIA 815 Chickamauga Ave. Phone 84-9275 r— --------—--— ------— --------------------- DAYLE MAY JEWELER GORHAM - TOWLE - INTERNATIONAL (Heirloom Sterling) HAVILAND and ROYAL YORK CHINA COOPER RADIO and TELEVISION SERVICE Exclusive Dealer for the World's Highest Gain Television Antenna 802 Chickamauga Avenue Phone 84-9745 WALTER PAYNE PLUMBING AND SUPPLY COMPANY 5407 RINGGOLD ROAD PHONE 9-2861 Compliments of Peerless Incorporated 313 McFarland Ave. Phone 84-2624 ROSS VILLE, GEORGIA Fred E. Williams Co. WHOLESALE and RETAIL Auto Parts and Supplies — Paints and Sporting Goods Rossville Blvd. — Phone 4-3812 ROSSVILLE, GEORGIA Lay Drug Company We Fill Any Doctor's Prescription EVERY DAY CUT-RATE DAY Phone 4-3915 COMPLIMENTS OF Flegal Tire Company 1 Compliments of COMPLIMENTS Tom W. Christian Commissioner Roads and Revenue Catoosa County OF S. G. Nofsinger Compliments of Compliments of A. E. French Bowman's Grocery Justice of the Peace Phone 84-1432 Lafayette Rd. Rossville Lafayette Rd. Rossville THE GREAT ATLANTIC � PACIFIC TEA CO. Compliments of CASH CARRY LUMBER CO. The Yard of Friendly Service BILTMORE PEST CONTROL CHATTANOOGA, TENNESSEE Phone 6-3671 Compliments of SHULER SERVICE STATION ROSSVILLE, GEORGIA Phone 89-9101 JAMES R. MASON HARDWOOD FLOORS LAID - SANDED - FINISHED Phone 4-7008 Compliments of LOVEMAN'S 800 Market Street CHATTANOOGA, TENNESSEE Compliments of OGLETHORPE THEATER FORT OGLETHORPE, GEORGIA QUINN MANUFACTURING CO. 3708 10th Avenue Phone 4-3689 Everyone Goes To JOHN STONE'S For Good Food ROSSVILLE, GEORGIA Phone 84-1725 hKaI V Vv.. .