Lawrence County High School - Law Co Hi Yearbook (Lawrenceburg, TN)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1952 volume:

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Mgffflzg . 5 if-' ,V L, J ,J fi HQ 9- S 31 Jil. x'.' 4:3 r T35 if 'I LAW 1952 -C0-HI PUBLISHED BY THE SENIOR CLASS LAWRENCE COUNTY HIGH LAWRENCEBURC, TENNESSEE ,....i y--sang, It is the hope of the '52 Law-Co-Hi Staff that by eans of its theme, Looking to the Future , this e fifteenth edition of the Law-Co-Hi will help t preserve memories of the school year 1951 52. IN MEMORIAM ........ Peggy Rue Craft, who left us during her Freshman year, and Marie White, who passed away at the completion of her Junior ' ' deaths, have been with us ld but for their tragic our former class- year, wou , at our graduation. To the memory of these, mates, we dedicate this, the 1952 Law-Co-Hi . 0 if 7 ' ,W 1 1 1' ' 'J L -- 0' ...az 2 To the Seniors of Lawrence County High School Greetings: It has been truly said that to do something once is anaccomplishmcnt and to repeat it successfully isan achievement. For that reason the school is highly gratified at the appearance of this annual. This an- nual is synonymous of the splendid success which this year's class hasachieved. This is the school's oppor- tunity to send forth another review in picture and story of a year's work and play of the Lawrence County High School. The spirit of vigor and vitality has been demonstrated in many ways by this class. This annual is only one of its many fine accomplish- TIICHIS. Your conduct has been on a high level. I am more convinced than ever that you want the best for yourselves and for the future students who will en- roll in your Alma Mater. To have and to appreciate superior things, one must be superior in ideals and character. Your opportunities are limited only by your determination and your preparation. The world needs strong mass leadership if civilization moves onward and upward. There is no place for weaklings in our social order of today and tomorrow, You have the ability and determination to supply that leader- ship which society now so sorely needs. My prayers and good wishes will attend your under- takings if they are clothed in honesty, truth and wis- dom. Sincerely, Z 7 'A 1 1 , ' yy il , 'Vs , . Mr. E, O, Coffman, Principal A,B,. Abilene Christian College M,A,, University of Alabama DMINISTR TION AND FAC LTY LAWRENCE COUNTY BOARD OF EDUCATION: Walter Alexander: l-I. C. Durrettg M. V. Brown: N. L, Gisharng G. E. Copeg Mrs. C. W, Luna, Sec,g J, D, Brewer, Chrm.g Charles W. Holt, Co, Supt.g M ss Polly Jean Walker, Ass't, Sec, Not Shown: E, B, Rich- ardson, A, D, Boynton, Wesley Hayes. fi,e , It J MR. NEAL BEARD General Buidling, Tradesg Tennessee l3,S,, Middle State College, University of Tenncsseeg T, and I, Club Sponsor, Freshman Sponsor. MISS DESDA GARNER English, Latin, B,S,, Middle Tennessee State College, M,A,, George Peabody College. MR. WALTER HOOKER Commercial Work, A,B,, Bowling Green Business Universityg A,B,, West Kentucky State Teachers College, M--4.4 H4 ,ai was fr' , , AI' MR. W. C. CREWS History, Georgrapliyg B,A,, George Peabody Collegeg Beta Club Sponsor. MR. ROBERT I. HENSON Cabinet Making, Mechan- ical Drawing, Home Me- ehanicsg B,A., George Pea- body Collegeg Senior Sponsor. MRS, SARAH KIRKLAND Englishg B,A,, Florence State Teachers College, M,A,, George Peabody College, Freshman Spon- sor. , . ,Q N...-as yy. le V' A .1 l 2 s 1'9- s 5' J' 1 :5 .,, S g S ss g it y fm- ' J, T.. A t sttit , . - l S ml MR. R. G. DANLEY, IR, Band, Music, Mathematics, Civics, B,S,, Middle Ten- nessee State College, MISS NELLA W. HELTON Chemistry, Physics, Gen- eral Scienceg B,S,, Middle Tennessee State Collegeg M,A., George Peabody Collegeg Science Club Sponsor: Projectors' Club Sponsorg Senior Sponsor. MRS, W. H. LINDSEY, JR. Home Economicsg B,S,, Middle Tennessee State College: F,H,A, Sponsor, Sophomore Sponsor. MR, JAMES ELDER Economics, General Bus- inessg B,S,, George Pea- body Collegeg B.D,, Van- derbilt University. MRS. EMERSON HENDRIX Librariang B,S,, Middle Tennessee State Collegeg B,S, in L,S,, George Pea- body College. MRS, R, T. LITTLE Englishg Martin Collegeg B,S,, George Peabody Col- lege. -E Adv! '41 'lt ENR Q s QYTTW G 'pax ' 3 .' 3 I. .-q.i' MR, C, W. LUNA English: B,A,, M.A., Cum- berland University. MISS MARGARET OLD Distributive Education, Commercial Work: B,S, George Peabody College: D,E, Club Sponsor: Sen- ior Sponsor. MISS ANNIE M. SPRINGER Mathematics, English: B, S,, Middle Tennessee State College: M.A,, George Peabody College. as --f'X ' ,. ,fl MRS. RAMON McCRORY Biology: B,S,, Middle Ten- nessee State College, MRS. CCLLIN SHELTON Physical Education, Coach: B,S,, Middle Tennessee State College: Beta Club Sponsor. MRS, PATRICIA SPRINGER Mathematics, Spanish: B, S., Middle Tennessee State College: M,A,, George Peabody College. X K V. MISS BLANCHE NORTON Home Economics: B,S,, Middle Tennessee State College: M,A,, George Peabody College: F.H,A, Sponsor. MISS F. SMALLWOOD English: B,S, , Middle Ten nessee State College: M A., George Peabody Col: lege: Junior Sponsor. MR, LEONARD STAGGS Physical Education, Coach: B,S,, Middle Ten- nessee State College. S I! nk X .ri an G1 0-0' MR. JAMES ODENEAL Agriculture: B,S,A,, Uni- versity of Tennessee: F,F, A, Sponsor: Sophomore Sponsor. MR, C, SMOTHERMAN General Science, Assistant Coach: B,S,, Middle Ten' nessee State College: M. A., George Peabody Col- lege: Junior Sponsor. MRS, WYLIE WILLIS Home Economics: B,S,, Tennessee State Middle College: George Peabody College: F,H,A, Sponsor. 1 Q 6' yl I f ll A' I ff, Q21 STUDENT BODY ,.,..-L .gg ss. X . f xx - X , 5' Af i X .f X5 ff N. I X ' X Q, li 'ix . ...g -, 1 s, :V ji VI as 1 l,r'lf 2 , st - ,ff-H l i It-Q' K '1 Ng L Aff s5.i25'z:5e 'H' I . is ly ! lf if .V , . 5 4.,.,,, V , xufisfie-r t 4 ll , X., 'f i W nfa.vi:'gN ' idx ' I ' f'3i.s5'P l A , w ,' ' . f ' XP: F' 1,.. , li X' J ve n W l - U The way is hard b is great. Light and Dark Purple Class Colors Senior CLASS OFFICERS Gene Rayfield, Vice-President Cecilia Evers, Secretary Bobby Brewer, President J. B, Perry, Treasurer CLASS POEM Four years ago -- how short it seems -- We entered school with highest dreams: Quite unaware of things to be, Though for our good we did agree. All through these years each care and joy Has brought us memories to enjoy When these same dreams we shall recall And wonder if come true for all. As we depart -- the time is near -- We say Good-bye to those still here: Our friendsg our teachersg L.C,H,S, To all of whom we wish success. ut the prize Light and Dark Purple Iris Class Flowers A JOYCE AARON Two heads are better than one. Vanderbilt: Pep Club 2, 3: F.l-l.A, 1,2,3,4 fClass Song Leader 1: Class Treasurer 3: Class Vice- President 41. JANE ALFORD Shot-Happy It matters not whether you win or lose, but how you play the game. Vanderbilt Capt.: Maga - zine Certificate4: Law- Co-Hi Staff 4: Most Athletic 2,3: Wildcat staff 3: Varsity Basket- ball 1,2,3,4 fCapt. 3: All-Dist. Team 2,31: Pep Club 1: Majorette 2,3,4 fCommanding 3,41:F.H, A. 1 fClass Pres.1: Beta Club 3,4: L Club 3,4 fPres. 41: Sc. Club 3,4: AllWet 3:D,E. Talent Show 3: Serving Com. Father-Son Banquet 1: Nashville Banner Jour- nalism Contest 3: Pic- ture Apparel Com. 4. PEGGY BAXTER Deda Red-headed but not temperamental. Vanderbilt: Magazine Certificate 4: Band 3,4 CReporter 41: Pep Club 1, 2.3: F.H.A. 2,3,4 CDress Contest Winner 21: Ma- jorette 3,4: D,E, Club 4 1Reporter1: Projectors' Club 2,3,4: L Club 3, 4: Science Club 3,4. DALE BELEW Molly Women of few words are the best women. Tennessee: Intramural Basketball 1,2: Pep Club 4: F.H.A. 1,2,3.4. MARLENE D, AARON Marty Her ways are ways of pleasantness, Vanderbilt: Wildcat Staff 3: Pep Club 1,2,3, 4: F.H,A, 1,4 CClass Treasurer 41: Transferred from Summertown High 1. I I 'M F ., f .TIM BENTLEY He's married I Vanderbilt: Intramural Basketball 1,2,3: Varsity Football 1,2,3: F.F.A. 1, 2,3,4fV-Pres.2: Pres. 3: Rep. 4: Del. to State Con. 3,4: Livestockludging 2: Dairy Judging 3: Parl. Procedure Team 1,2,31: L Club 3,4: Aunt Bil- lie from Texas' 4. LOU NELLE BARNETT E1be To know her is to trust her. Tennessee: F.H,A, 1,2,3 :Class Song Leader 21: D,E. Club 4: Marrying Marion 3. RICHARD BECK!-IAM He is a scholar and a good one. Vanderbilt: Magazine Certificate 4: Intramural Basketball 3: Pep Club 2,3,4: Beta Club 3,4: Science Club 3,4: Salu- tatorian 4. FRANCES BELEW Cubby Nottoo serious, not too gay, but a rare good girlwhen it comes to play. Tennessee: Football Food Com.4: Law-Co- Hi Staff 4: Best All- Around 2: Wildcat staff 3: Pep Club 2,3,4: F.H.A. 2,3 1Chap. Rep. 3: Class Pres. 2: Class Song Leader 31: Sc. Club 3 fRep.1: Aunt Billie from Texas 4: Tr. from UnionHigh,Willoughby, Ohio 1:Friendship Club. Tr. from John Marshall Jr. High, Seattle Wash., 1: Girls' Club: Dramatic Club. Tr. from Edmond S.Meany Ir.High, Seat- tle Wash. 1: Girls' Club: Art Club: Student Coun- cil: Badminton Team: Journalism Club: All I Want for Christmas, ETNA BERRYHILL Eddie For nature made her what she is and never made another. Tennessee: Pep Club 1.2: F.H.A. 1,2,3fClass His- torian 11: D.E. Club 4: Marrying Marion 3. Q 5 1 I1 1' X 00' NORMA BLASINGIM Blondie When in doubt, giggle. Vanderbiltg Transferred from Monroe High, Monroe, Mich - igan 15 Transferred from Clay High, Toledo, Ohio 25 Trans- ferred from Waite High, To- ledo, Ohio 3. CHARLES BOYD Wormy Whena ladyis the case, you know allother things give place. Tennesseeg Best booking 45 Varsity Basketball 2,3,4 fCaptain 455 Varsity Football 2,3,4 fAlternate Captain 435 Intramural Basketball Coach 35 Intramural Basketball 15 B-Team Football 15 Campus King45F.F.A. l,2,3,4fChap- ter Sentinel 2,35 King 35 King's Attendant 215 L Club 3,4 fSergeant-at-Arms 35 Secretary 41. WINNIE DELL BREWER Winkie She gets her man. Vanderbilt5 Pep Club 2,35 F. I-l.A, 1,2,4CClass Reportet4j5 Aunt Billie from Texas 4. IERALDYNE MESSER BURT Iudyne No sooner met than they look5 no sooner look than they love. Tennessee5 Most Popular 35 Ring Committee 35 Picture- Choosing Committee 25 D,E, Club 4: F.H.A. Club 1,2,3 fQueen's Attendant 255 Pep Club 1,2,3. 3-9. ,L ,gh it :ss 5' Q A. . ,tg it Q . 'I .1 f JACKSON BISHOP Andrew l-Ie's slow and easy. Tennessee5 F,F,A, l,2,3,4 fChapter Vice-President5 King's Attendantp, g Q Q FQ R . A . 4? ?' , . wtf w 4mi.,, , Fu fi av ers 3 fl 'va-uf' 'nr' 5 MARY NELL BUSBY Punkin And she's so quiet, Vanderbilt5 Pep Club 2,35 Campus Queen's Attendant 45 F.H.A. 1,2 fC1ass Vice- President 275 Aunt Billie from Texas 4. Transferred from Loretto High 25 Glee Club 1,2. 8 fi vo, 5,1 figg it-ww VERNA DEAN BISHOP Strawberry She makes the world a friendly place by showing it a friendly face. Vanderbiltg Pep Club 15 F,l-l, A. 1,2,3 fClass Parliamentar- ian 15 Class Reporter 295 Marrying Marion 3. FLOYD BONNER Tom Life 's no longer ifwe hurry. Vanderbiltg Intramural Bas- ketball 35 Varsity Football 2,3,45 B-Team Football 15 F, F.A, l,2,3,4. BOBBY BREWER Leler You have to be a football hero to get along with the beautiful girls. Class President 45 Most Ath- letic 2,45 Wildcat Staff 35 Varsity Football 2,3,4 fCaptain 45 Most Valuable Player 455 B-Team Football 15 Campus King's Attendant 45 D,E, Club 4 lPresident5 Delegate to State Conven- tionJ5 L Club 3,4 fPresident 35 Reporter 435 Science Club 3. GEORGE LLOYD BRIAN Corky To argue is the delight of my life. Vanderbi1t5 Magazine Certi- ficate 45 Law-Co-Hi Staff 45 Wildcat Staff 35 Band 1,2,3,4 CReporter l,2,3J5 L Club 3,45 Marrying Marion 35 Picture Apparel Commit- tee 4. '- 'Q ...Es JANE CHILDRESS Quiet, but nevertheless practical. Tennessee: Intramural Bas- ketball2g Pep Club 2,35 F.H. A. 1,2,4 fClass Parliamentar- ian lg Class Pianist 2,4J: Aunt Billie from Texas 4. PEGGIE CLAYTON Just have your fun and let the world flicker on, COY COLE Seaweed Never hurries, never wor- ries. Vanderbiltg Football Food Committee 45 Pep Club 33 D,E, Club 4: T, Sc I. Club 3: Guidance Program 3. DOROTHY CREWS Dot Mirth and seriousness suc- cessfully combined. Vanderbiltg Band 2.3.43 ln- tramural Basketball 1,25 Pep Club 1,2gF.H,A, 1,2,3 CClaSs Treasurer lj: Beta Club 3,4g L Club 3.4. LEO CLAYTON Sober but not serious, quiet but not idle. Tennesseeg Invitations Com- mittee 4gF,F,A. 1,23 T. 8a l. Club 3 1Vice-Presidentl. 'Q' T' af l r ,J N. s 6 P, 'f U' Q., I, xl 'ins -we 'CT9 Q ' 'Ctzw 'AX .t gi' Y I 11 ' sae I JOHN DAVID CROSS God made him, then threw away the pattern. Vanderbilt: Pep Club l,2,3g F.F.A. 1,2,3.4: T. SL I. Club 3. 9 2' -gig' uf-1' ' 0 . N V, N 'I WILDA SUE CLIFTON Jolly, good-natured and full of pep. Vanderbiltg Band 1,2,8,4g Pep Club 1,2,3Q F.H,A, 1,2,3 fClass Secretary 1,2Jp L Club 3,4. JIM COPELAND Scoop Blessed is the man who in- vented sleep, Vanderbiltg D,E, Club 4. Transferred from Grandview High, Grandview, Texas 45 Varsity Basketball 3. ELOISE CREWS To be efficient in a quiet way ismyaim everyday. Vanderbilt: Magazine Certi- ficate4g Football Food Com- mittee4g Pep Club 2,3g F.l-l, A. 1,2,3,4fClass Historian 2g Class President 3.4: Delegate to State F.H.A, Convention 35 F,l-LA. Speaking Contest 21: Beta Club 3,45 Science Club 4. JANE CUNNINGHAM She should, she could, she would, she did her best. VanderbiltgMagazine Certi- ficate4g FootballFood Com- mittee4: Law-Co-Hi Staff 4g F,l-l,A, 1,2,4: Beta Club 3,43 Science Club 8,43 Flower Committee 4. GAIL DENSON She is truly liked by every- one. Tennessee: Law -Co-Hi Staff 4: Most Popular 2: Wildcat Staff 2.3: lntra- mural Basketball 1.2: Bas- ketball Manager 3: Pep Club 1,2,3.4: F.H.A, 1,2,3,4 fChapter Song Leader 1.2: Chapter President 3.4: Class Vice-Presidentl: Class Pres. 2.4: Junior StaffCamp Mem- ber 3: Junior and Chapter Homemaker Degrees 35: Beta Club 3.4: L Club 3.4: Sci- ence Club 3.4: Aunt Billie from Texas 4: All Wet 3: Nashville Banner Jour- nalism Contest 3. n JOSEPH W. DOUGLASS ..Joe.. Gifts are what a man has, but graces arewhat a man ts. Tennessee Captain: Motto Committee 4: Law-Co-Hi Staff 4: Wildcat Staff 3: Band 1.2.3.4 fKing 45: Beta Club 3,4 fPresident 41: L Club 3.4: Science Club 3.4. CHARLENE DURHAM Smiley Alwaysa sunny smile. Tennessee: Football Food Committee 4: Most Popular 4: Pep Club 1,2,3: Football Queen 4: Football Queen's Attendant 3: F.H.A. 1 fClass Song Leaderj: Beta Club 3,4: Dora Dean 4. SARAH FRANKS ..Nig.. So full of life and lively fun: a friend and pal to everyone. Tennessee: Intramural Bas- ketball 2: Pep Club l,2,3,4: F,H,A, 1,2.3 fC1aSs Parlia- mentarian 2: Class Vice- President3J: Marrying Mar- ion 3, Transferred from Jefferson Junior High, Oak Ridge 1: Dramatics Club: De- bating Club: Ballet. JOYCE DAVIS A nice chick for somebody's coop. Tennessee: Best Looking 3: Graduation Usher 3: Volun- teer Girls' State 3: D,E, Club 4. it EVADALE FREEMAN Happiness comes with the fulfillment of duty. Tennessee: Magazine Certi- ficate 4: Pep Club 1,2.3.4: F,H,A, l,2,3,4 fC1ass Presi- dent 1: Class Historian 2.4: Class Reporter 33: Beta Club 3,4. IO A. E s -Q WILLIAM T, DOWNEY Tommy How longwe live, not years, but actions tell. Vanderbilt: Magazine Certi- ficate 4: High Magazine Salesman 4: Law-Co-Hi Staff 4: Class Vice-President l:Intramural Basketball 1.3: Pep Club 2.3: Graduation Usher 3: D.E, Club 4 fSecre- taryj: Guidance Program 3: Picture Apparel Committee 4. CECILIA EVERS Babe She's really going to ac- complish things. Vanderbilt: Magazine Certi- ficate4: Football Food Com - mittee 4: Class Secretary 4: F.H.A, 1.2: Beta Club 3.4. IRENE FRAZIER Rene Ambition rules my brain and love my heart. Vanderbilt: Magazine Certi- ficate 4: Wildcat Staff 3: Pep Club 2.3: Science Club 3,4. ORALEE FREEMAN Those who accomplish make the least noise, Tennessee: Pep Club 1,2,3.4: F.H,A. 1.2.3,4 QC1ass Parlia- mentarian 1,2.4J. JAMES GAYLE FRISBIE Friz The secret of success in conversation is to be able to disagree without being disagreeable. Vanderbilt: Law-Co-Hi Staff4: Varsity Football 2,3, 4: B-Team Football 1, Pep Club 1, L Club 3,4, Ring Committee 3: D.E. Club 4: Guidance Program 3. JOHNNY GIBBS Being friendly, he will never want for friends. Vanderbilt, Cap 85 Gown Committee 4, Best Looking 3:Carnival King 2:F.F,A, 1, 2.3.4 fCattle Judging Contest, State Fair 43: Dora Dear1 4. BERNIDEAN GRAINGER The secret of success is constancy of purpose. Vanderbilt: F,H,A, 1,2,3,4 fClass Historian 25. FRANKIE GRAY Don't be silly: ofcourse my tongue isn't loose at both ends. Tennessee:Band l,2,3,4 fLi- brarian 41, Marrying Mar- ion 3. ,hal wil' RAY GALLIAN Happy am I: from care l'm free, Why aren't they all content like me? Tennessee, Varsity Football 4: B-Team Football 2,3. ii in .fn Z 2 E K CHARLENE HALL Moe A witty woman is a treas- ure, a witty beauty is power. Tennessee, Football Food Com. 4, Law-Co-Hi Staff 4, Wildcat staff 3, Pep Club 1,2,3,4, Football Queen's Attendant 2, F.H.A. l,2,3 fChapter V.-Pres. 33, Class Pres. 2: Science Club 3. LOU ANN GOBBELL Lucy They can conquer who think they can. Vanderbilt: Pep Club 4. BILL GRAVES ..-lug.. Never trouble trouble until trouble troubles you. Tennessee: Law-Co-Hi Staff4: Class Vice-President 2: Wildcat staff 3:Varsity Basketball 2,3: Intramural Basketball 1, Pep Club 1,2,3: D.E. Club 4 fKingJ. IANICE GRESHAM Whatever is worth doing is worth doing well. Vanderbilt: Pep Club 1, BETTY HARDIMAN A true friend is forever a friend. Vanderbilt. .ea 'E 'F' 4' fine r . r isa' ft. .lf'l.MLS MURRELL HARRIS Jimmy Why should life all labor be? Tennessee. GENE HAYES Why worry? Things are bound to happen anyway. Tennessee: Band l,2,3,4 fLi- brarian 3: Captain 45: F,F,A, 2,3,4: L Club 3,4. ED HENDRIX Let me be what I am and seek not to alter me. Tennessee: Magazine Certi- ficate 4: Wildcat Staff 3: Football Manager 2,3,4: In- tramural Basketball 1,'.Z,3: Pep Club 4: Graduation Usher 3:D,E,Club4: L Club 4-,5: D,E, Talent Show 4. DORIS HOLLAND The first great gift we can bestow on others is a good example. Tennessee: Magazine Certi- ficate 4: Football Food Committee 4: Law-Co-Hi Staff 4: Pep Club l,2,3: F.H. A, l,2,3 iClass Song Leader 2: Class President 4J: Beta Club 3,4 f'I'reasurer 4j: Sci- ence Club 3. Q STELLA HARDY We live in deeds, not years: in thoughts, not breaths. Tennessee: Superlative Nominating Committee 4: 'ft Pcpc1ub1,2,3: F,H,A,1,2,3, . Beta Club 3,4. lr., .fi 'K I .A tif If-gg, the Q -'Www A ,ggfwfat V li W , ., 1 , -if-Q 129' Q Q. fe? tiara W wl NOVELLA HOLT Shorty None strives for long upon the happiest dream. Vanderbilt: F,H,A. 1,2,3,4. i 9' l2 j B. T. HARRIS Bird Knowledge is power, Vanderbilt Captain: Maga- zine Certificate 4: Law-Co- Hi Staff4: Pep Club 1: Band 1,2,3.4: Beta Club 3,4: Pro- jectors' Club 2.3,4 fVice- President 45: L Club 3,4: Science 3,4 CVice-President 41: All Wet 3: Basketball P,A, Announcer 4: Guidance Program 3: B, 85 L, Medalist 4. MACIE HARRIS A pleasing personality and a genuine friendliness combined. Tennessee: Pep Club 1,2,3,4: F,l-l,A, 1,2fClass Reporter 15: Majorette 1,3,4: Beta Club 3.4: L Club 3,4: Science Club 3,4: Dora Dean 4. IRENE HAYGOOD We may be good ifwe choose to be good, Tennessee: F.l-LA, 1,2,3,4. BILLY HODGE Grades, not girls, have been my mark. Vanderbilt: Magazine Certi- ficate 4: Law-Co-Hi Staff 4: Pep Club 3.4: Beta Club 4: Projectors' Club 3,4 QRe- porter 3: President 41: Sci- ence Club 3,4: A1l Wet 3. m 4 LOICE KERSTIEN KATHRYN HUBBARD Kat What sunshine is to flowers, smiles are to humanity. Tennessee5 Motto Commit- tee 45 Invitations Commit- tee 45 Wildcat Staff 35 In- tramural Basketball l,25 Pep Club 1,2,3,45 Campus Queen 's Attendant 45 Volun- teer Girls' State 35 F.H,A. l,2,3,4fClassVice-President 1,2,4J5Beta Club 3,-l CSecre- tary 435 Dora Dean 4. KENNETH HUBBARD Humphrey Take him for all and all, you'll not find his like again. Vanderbilt Captain5 Best All- Round 45 Pep Club l,2,35 T. 8: I. Club 3. CAROL .TACO Ifsilence is bliss, how bliss- ful she must be. Vanderbilt5 Pep Club l,2,35 F.H.A. 1,2,3,4CC1ass Treas- urer ly. NORMAN JONES Nom I take life as it comes and enjoy it. Vanderbilt5 Pep Club 3,45 T. 8a I, Club 3,45 Aunt Billie from Texas 4. JOYCE HOOVER .Joys 'Tis modesty that makes them seem divine. Tennessee5 Intramural Bas- ketball 25 Pep Club l,2,3,45 F.l-l,A, 1,2,3 fClass Historian 115 Dora Dean 4. 47 I APY ,v'.. - l -19' I .7 'F fr- if . 9. ,vw '6- it-f . .na T ' if. K X l 5 fl Q . Mimx , VT' f A 2, BONNIE KEMPER I R .,, ql' : V With malice toward none and charity for al1. Vanderbilt5 Magazine Certi- ficate 45 Wildcat Staff 35 Band3,45 Pep Club 1,25 F,H, A. l,2,3,4 CClass Pianist 15 Class Treasurer 25 Class Vice-President 315 L Club 45 Science Club 3,45 Dora Dean 4. 13 ELIZABETH JACKSON Lil Why worry? The world goes on just the same. Tennessee5 Pep Club 1,25 F. H.A. l,'.2,3,4 CClass Historian IJ. CALVIN JONES Not afraid of work, just not in sympathy with it. Vanderbilt5Magazine Certi- ficate 45 Pep Club 45 Cam- pus King's Attendant 45 Grad - nation Usher 3. HELEN KEETER Tukie Live as though life was earn- est and life will be so. Tennessee5 F,H.A. 1,35 D,E, Club 4. She 's quiet as befits the lady she is. Tennessee5 Magazine Certi- ficate 45 Football Food Com' mittee 45 Football Queen's Attendant 4. JOYCE LAY Good nature and evenness of temper will give you an easy companion for life. Tennessee, ELLA JANE LONG Kitten Say, have you heard this one? Vanderbilt: Magazine Certi- ficate 4: Band 3,4 CQueen's Attendant 45: F.H.A. 1,2 1Class Song Leader 1: Class Pianist 21: Pep Club 2: L Club 3.4. W. T . MCC LUGGAGE Mac Quietness is best for all. Vander bilt:T. 8LI,Cll1b 2,3, I 4 CSecretary -Treasurer 45. GLORIA DENE KIM BLE Blondie Good natured and generous, jolly and clever, her tongue likea brooklet goes on forever. Tennessee: Pep Club l,2,3: F.H.A. 1,2,3,4. 'Wi 6' GEORGE LANNING Hoover Not lazy -- just resting, Tennessee: Class Secretary- Treasurer 1: Best Looking l: Most Athletic 3: Varsity Bas- ketball 2: Intramural Basket- ball 1,3: Intramural Basket- ball Coach 2: Varsity Foot- ball 3: F,F,A. 1,2,3,4: L Club 3,4. ROGER LEGG Take your time and you will always win out. Vanderbilt: Pep Club 1: Band 1,23 D,E, Club 4: T. Xt I. Club 3. VIRGIL MCCAFFERTY Speech is great, but silence is greater. Vanderbilt:F.F.A. 1,2,3,4,5: Aunt Billie from Texas 5. CHARLES MCCRORY Mac I'mawomanhater, but the Bible says love your en- etnies. Tennessee: Superlative Nominating Committee 4: Class President 2,35 Most Popular 2: Varsity Basketball 2,3,4: Intramural Basketball Coach 3: Varsity Football 2, 3,4: D.E. Club 4: L Club 3,4. Transferred from Loretto AARON MCDONALD Moe 8a Moses Nature's greatest gift, a gentleman. Vanderbilt: Cap 8s Gown Committee 4: Varsity Foot- ball 3,4: B-Team Football 2: F,F,A, l,2,3,4: L Club 4: Dora Dean 4. High 2: Best All-Round 1 Team Football 1. WILLIE IEAN MCGUIRE She speaks, behaves, and ' acts as she ought. jf Tennessee: F.H.A. 1: Aunt A. ' .F Billie from Texas 4. 4 I ,I . ' E Qu , 'V ,sq-I I tt-,- ,L ssse 1 I I 1 rr 5' I4 gg ,3- i B-Team Basketball 1: B- WILDA MARKUS As straight as an arrow. up- right as the best: give her a chance and she'll do the rest. Tennessee: Magazine Certi- ficate 4: Law-Co -Hi Staff 4: Wildcat Staff 3: Pep Club 2,3:F.l-l,A, l,2,3 fC1ass Parliamentarian lj: Beta Club 4: Dora Dean 4. THEODORE MATTOX Good nature is stronger than tomahawks. Vanderbilt: F.F,A, 3,4: T. SL I. Club 3. ANNIE LOU MINOR Ann A1ways dependable. Tennessee: Aunt Billie from Texas 4. JANICE MORRIS A song will outlive sermons in the memory. Tennessee: Color Committee 4: Most Popular 1: Wildcat Staff 3: Cheerleader l,2,3,4 fCommanding 43: Pep Club 1,2,3,4: Carnival Queen 2: Campus Queen 4:F.H,A, 1,2 fC1ass Song Leader lj: L Club 3,4: Science Club 3: Dora Dean 4: Guidance Program 3: Marrying Mar- ion 3: All Wet 3: D,E, Talent Show 3: Serving Com - mittee Father-Son Banquet 1. MARTHA MARSTON Never hurries, never wor- ries. Tennessee: Most Athletic 4: Varsity Basketball 3,4: In- ' tramural Basketball 1,2: Pep ' A Club 4: F.H,A. 1,2,3,4 l tif' CChapter Secretary 3: Class Secretary 2: Class Treasurer 4:Queen's Attendant 25: L Club 3,4: Graduation Herald 3. O 'X L X SYLVIA MURDOCK Friendship is love without his wings, Vanderbilt: Beta Club 3.4. I5 BILLY GENE MICHAEL Bill He is greatwho can do what he wishes: he is wise who wishes to dowhatfhe can. Tennessee: Band 1.2,3: F.F. A. 1,2,3,4 CSecretary 3,4J: L Club 3,4. PEGGY MOBBS Pegs Second thoughts, they say, are best. Tennessee: D.E. Club 4. BARBARA MOTE ..B.. To make pleasures pleasant, shorten them. Vanderbilt: Band 1,2,3,4: Pep Club 1,2,3,4: L Club 3,4: Science Club 3,4: Aunt Billie from Texas 4. JOYCE NELSON Hjoy.. A laugh is worth a hundred groans in any market. Vanderbilt: Magazine Certi- flcate4: Football Food Com- mittee 4: Best All-Round 4: 'Wildcat' Staff 4: Pep Club 1,2,3:F.l-l.A. 1,2 fClass Sec- retary 25: Science Club 3: Aunt Billie from Texas 4. LEO NORMAN PENNINGTON i aes BILLY NEWTON Q -G 4' No civilized man ever re- 1 . Q- WANDA OSBORNE Toots All for love and nothing for reward. Tennessee: F,H,A. 1,2.3: D.E. Club 4 fTreasurer: Delegate to State Convention: Chair- man D,E. Student Councill. BETTY RON HOLT OSBORN A person's character is but half formed till after wed - lock. Vanderbilt: Pep Club l,2,3: F,l-LA. 1,2 CClass Treasurer 25. IOSEPHINE OWENS UIUC.. Science is organized know- ledge. Vanderbilt Captain: Maga- zineCertificate4: Law-Co- Hi Staff 4: Wildcat Staff 3: Basketball Manager 3,4: Intramural Basketball 2: F,H, A. l: Beta Club 3,4: L Club 3,4: Science Club 4: Ring Committee 3: Nash- ville Banner Journalism Contest 3: Picture-Choosing Committee 2. A firm believer in using the midnight air. Vanderbilt: Flower Commit- tee 4: Invitations Committee 4: Wildcat Staff 3: Beta Club 3.4: Projectors' Club 2,3,4: Science Club 3,4. :il grets a pleasure. Vanderbilt: Band 2,3,4: fKing's Attendant 43: Pep Club 2. -It N., 'Wi 561: 9- S it 4 QF' fillli- ti' J. B. PERRY The reward of a thing well done is to have done it. Tennessee: Class Treasurer 4:F.F,A, l,2,3,4 fReporter 3: President-15: Projectors' Club 2: T.8L I. Club 3 QTreasurerJ I6 VIRGIE NORWOOD Too good for her own good, Tennessee: D.E. Club 4. BERTHA LEE OSBORN Begone, dull care! Thou and I shall never agree. Tennessee: Pep Club 3,4: F. H.A, 1,2,3,4fClass Secretary ii: Beta Club 3,4. IACQUELINE OWENS Jack The only way to have a friend is to be one. Vanderbilt: Magazine Certi- ficate 4: Wildcat Staff 3: F,H,A, 1,2,3 qciass vice- President 1: Class President 2: Class Parliamentarian 3: President Muscle Shoals Sub- District 33. MARY PATTERSON My thoughts no tongue can te1l. Vanderbilt: Pep Club 2: F.H. A. l,2,3,4 CClass Song Lea- der 43. mf' ' l .. :api aff 19 ..J'-at 2' ' ev .s ig it gli2'o'i-23:15 Ar . , ,ffgllifg f by - -TF' GENE RAYFIELD JANE REMKE KENNETH PETTUS May you live all the days of your life. anderbilt5 Magazine Certifi- ate 45 Color Committee 45 In- 'amural Basketball 1,2,35 Var- ty Football 3,45 B-Team ootball 1,25 Campus King's ttendant 45 L Club 3,4. FRANCES PLUNKETT Pinkie The greatest pleasure of life is love. landerbi1t5 Magazine Certifi- :ate 45 Motto Committee 45 'ep Club 1,2,3,45 F.H.A. 1.2.3, LqClass Vice-President 1.2,35 Ilass Reporter 45 Delegate to Ionvention 315 Crazy to Re- luce' 45 Serving Committee father-Son Banquet 1. NADINE POAG Tony Take time for all thingsg great haste makes great waste. 'ennessee5 Wildcat Staff 3. ROBERTA NELL RAINEY Worship yourheroes from afar5 contact withers them, 'ennessee5 Magazine Certifi- ate 45 Pep Club 2.3.43 Science Club 4. SARAH PIERCE Liz Whatsweetdelighta quiet life affords. Tennessee5F.H.A.45D, E, Club 4. mr , as at ,, jf 'Ur' f He who lives without folly is not so wise as he who imag- ines. Class Vice-President 45 Most Popular 45 Intramural Basket- ball 35 Varsity Football 3,45 B- Team Football 25 Volunteer Boys' State 35 Beta Club 3,4. l7 MARY FRANCES POAG Cur1y Ifwell thou hast begun, go on5 it is the end that crowns us, not the fight. Vanderbilt. MARY FRANCES PRINCE Francee The true art of attention is the art of attention. Tennessee: Magazine Certifi- cate 45 Pep Club 2. ELIZABETH RAWDON Betty There's great ability in know- ing how to conceal one's ability. Tennessee: Magazine Certifi- cate 45 High Magazine Sales- man 45 Best Looking 45 Pep Club 1,2,3,45 Campus Queen's At- tendant45F.H.A, 1,2,3,4 1Class Vice-President 15 Class Secre- tary 3,45 Queen's Attendant 41. Life and love are all a dream, Vanderbilt5 Magazine Certifi- cate 45 Football Food Commit- tee 45 Law-Co-Hi Staff45 Pep Club 1,2,3,45 F.H.A. 1.2.3,4, fChapter Historian 45 Class Treasurer 35 Class Pianist 45 Queen 43. MABEL IEAN ROBERSON May-bell This world belongs to the en- ergetic. Vanderbiltg Pep Club I,2,3g F. H.A. 1,2,3,4 fClass Secretary 1,25 Class President 315 D. E. Club 4. KLYNE ROCHELLE Always a good friend, Vanderbiltg F.F.A. 1,2,3.4. INEZ HANNAH SANDUSKY T0otie Things don't turn up in this world until somebody turns them up. Tennessee Captaing Magazine Certificate 4g Law-Co-Hi Staff 4gC1ass President 1g Band 1,2,3,4g Beta Club 3.45 L Club 3,45 Science Club 45 Dedication Nominating Com- mittee 4. WILMA SHAFFER A penny for your thoughts. Tennessee. -X WT, :af NJ' TYSON ROBERTSON Little Devil Sometimes the best gain is to lose. Tennesseeg Class Secretary- Treasurer 3g Varsity Basketball 2,3,4g Intramural Basketball lg Intramural Basketball Coach 2,3g Varsity Football 2,3g D, E. Club 4. was 'WJ fix Q.. Aka, V? A SYBLE SKINNER Be not merely good: be good for something. Vanderbiltg Magazine Certifi- cate 4g High Magazine Sales- man 4g Football Food Commit- tee4g Pep Club 1,2,3g Gradua- tion Usher 3g F.H.A. 1.2. 3 fC1ass Secretary 31: Beta Club 3,4 fVice-President 41: D. E. Club 4fVice-Presidentg Queen1. I8 MARGARET ANN ROHLING Why take life seriously? We never get out alive. Tennesseeg Football Food Com- mittee 4, F.H.A. 1.2. MARTHA HOOD SCOGGIN Sincerity and truth are the basis of every virtue. Tennessee Captain: Magazine Certificate 45 Football Food Committee 4g Law-Co-Hi Staff4p Class Secretary-Treas- urer 2g Wildcat Staff3g ln- tramural Basketball 1,2g Pep Club 1,2.3,4:F.H.A.1,2CChap- ter Pianist 1: Class Secretary 113 Science Club 3,4 fSecretary- Treasurer 31: Dora Dean' 45 Guidance Program 33 Health and Safety Program 25 Serving Committee Father-Son Banquet 13 Talent Contest 15 Picture- Choosing Committee 2. HAZEL SHARPTON We may be as good as we please if we please to be good. Tennesseeg FootballFood Com- mittee 4g Superlative Nominat- ing Committee 4g Wildcat Staff lg Intramural Basketbal 1.2: Pep Club 1,2.3g F.H.A. 1. 2,3 fClass President 1gClass Song Leader 21. JERRY LOU SMITH Smithy Ask me no questions and I'll tell you no lies. Tennesseeg Pep Club 3g F.H.A. 3 fClass Secretaryli D. E. Club 4. Transferred from John Gorrie Junior High, Jackson- ville, Florida 23 Transferred from Robert E. Lee High, Jack- sonville, Florida 3g Glee Club lg Girls' Athletic Associations 2. F' 5 a 6: 7 5: 'X MYRTLE SMITH '. Mert C,-Vx ' Gather ye rosebuds while ye F gayg Qld Time is still a- ying. C' Vanderbilt5 Cheerleader 3,4, QCommanding4J5 Pep Club 1,25 3.45 F,H,A, 1,3, QC1ass President 1,3J5 L Club 3,45 Science Club 35 Aunt Billie from Texas 45 Graduation Herald 3. W B SMITH 1 l .u. . H G 'Q , Smitty ,-Q 3 'Good words are worth much 2 f X 3 and cost little. 'Y 5, ., l'ennessee5 Science Club 3,4. ROBERT H. SPRINGER Bobby 'He is a man to whom you can safely stretch out your fin- gers in the dark. Tennessee5 Magazine Certifi- :ate 45 High Magazine Sales- man 45 Law-Co-Hi Staff 45 Wildcat Staff 35 Intramural Basketball 1,2,35 Pep Club 1.2, 3,49 Volunteer Boys' State 35 3eta Club 3.45 Science Club 3. 4 fPresident4J5 Guidance Pro- gram 35 All Wet 35 Dora Jean 45 Football P, A, An- iouncer 45 Nashville Banner iournalism Contest 35 D. E. Falent Contest 35 Va ledictorian 1. DOLA SPURGEON Jughead If plea sure interferes with duty, give up duty. fanderbilt5 Pep Club 45 F.H.A, ,'2,3,45 fC1ass Reporter 31. GEORGE STOTSER Sonny Dawn -- the time when men of reason go to bed. Tennessee Captain5 Magazine Certificate 45 Law-Co-Hi Staff 45 Wildcat Staff 35 Best All-Round 1,25 Football Man- ager 2,3,45 Basketball Manager 15 Varsity Basketball 3,45 In- tramural Basketball 1,25 B- Team Football 15 Beta Club 3, 45 Dora Dean' 45 L Club 3, 4. Az, A at A J. E. SUTTON Never a hurry, never a care5 He has a good time any- where, Tennessee5 Band 1,2,3,45 Pep Club 1.2. 19 Q4 nz--se:-5 U sim 'EE' RUSSELL SMITH Smitty A feather in hand is worth more thana bird in the air. Tennessee5 Magazine Certifi- cate 45 Football Food Com- mittee45 Best All-Round 35 Pep Club 1,2,3,45 Graduation Usher 3. KATHERINE SOUTH Kitty A husband is a plaster that cures all the ills ofgirlhood Vanderbilt, r,H,A. 1.2,3,45 fClass Secretary 25 Class Song Leader4J5 Pep Club 1, THOMAS SPRINGER Genius It is better to wear out than to rust out. Vanderbilt5F,F,A, 15 Beta Club 3.4: T. 8c. I. Club 3. DORIS STEPHENSON Dotty Who is contented with a little hath enough. Vanderbilt5 Aunt Billie from Texas 4. Transferred from Central High. Evansville. Ind- iana 45 Health Council 35 Pep Club35Future Nurses Club 152, 35D. E. Club 35 Student Coun- cil 2. L' fe-'S' u. -479' Yrs' GERALDINE TUCKER NANCY NAPIER WALTZ PATRICIA ANN TIDWELL Pat A good sport plus a good dis- position equals a likable person, Tennessee5 F,H.A. Science Club 4. Gerry A cheerful friend is like a sunny day. which sheds its brightness on all around. Tennessee5 Magazine Certifi- cate 45 Football Food Com- mittee 45 Pep Club 1,2,3.45 F.H.A, 1,2,3.4fClass Secretary 15 Class Vice-President 235 D,E, Club 4. MARY KATHRYN WATERS Kackie 'Happiness is not perfected un- til it is shared. Tennessee5 Flower Committee 45 Best Looking 25 Pep Club 1, 2.3.45 F,H.A. 1,2,3,4 QClass Parliamentarian 15 Class Re- porter 25 Class Secretary 45 Queen's Attendant 335 Beta Club 45 Aunt Billie from Texas 45 Carnival Queen's Attendant 1. LENA RUTH WEBB A noble nature alone can tract the noble. Vanderbilt5 Pep Club 1.2.35 F. H.A. 1.2.3. Seniors Not Shown: Keiffer Bradbary, Patsy Law, Kathrine McFall, James Shannon, Bonnie Wallin. ELGENE THOMPSON Curly Let me be envied, not pitied. Vanderbilt5 Intramural Ba sket- ball 1.2.35 F.F,A. 1.2.3.4 fSentinel 415 T. St I. Club 3. 1 is A 5 iw-H v. REBA TICE When shall we grieve, ifgrieve we must? Tomorrow, friend tomorrow. Vanderbilt5 Superlative Nom- inating Committee 45 F,H.A. 1,25 CC1ass Treasurer 15 Class Parliamentarian 21. ORON TROUP Make haste slowly. Vanderbilt5 Superlative Nom inating Committee 45 D.E Club 4. at- ' . Y ROBERT WILLINGHAM Cedric Clevermen are good. but they are not the best. Tennessee5 Pep Club 1,2.35 F. F.A, 1,2,3,4g T. 8a I, Club 3. 20 Come and trip as you go, on a light fantastic toe. Tennessee5 F,H.A. 1,2 fC1ass Parliamentarian15 Class Vice- President 25: Pep Club 1,2.3.45 Band 1,25 D. E. Club 45 Guid- ance Program 3. NETTIE JANE WATERS Pedro Sing away sorrow, cast away care. Tennessee, Magazine Certifi- cate 45 Wildcat staff 35 Var- sity Basketball 25 Intramural Basketball 15 Intramural Bas- ketballCoach 25 Pep Club 1.2, 3.45 F,H.A. 1,3 fC1ass Vice- President 15 Class Reporter3J: L Club 3.45 Marrying Mar- ion 3. Jul 1 , 1967 Newcast And now a word for the sponsors. Norma Blasingim, man- ager of Kuhn's. invites you to come in and look at their mer- chandise. Does your back hurttrni Look for Baxter's Back Rub, made famous by Peggy Baxter. Don't worry about dying Send your 'burial dues to Etna Berryhill. P. O. Box 482638. Lawrenceburg, Tennessee. Do you like nice juicy meatlrl Call 8-0564 Verna D. Bishop's rabbitt farm today. Oron Troup, Manager of Troup's Drug Store, invites'you to come in and have Richard Beckham jerk you a soda. Good moming. friends, this is Cecilia Evers bringing you the news of the day. Last night Ray Gallian, a city police- man, caught Bobby Springer, our famous sports announcer. breaking into Tommy Downey's jewelry store. Springer's lawyer, Nettie Jane Waters. explained to Johnny Gibbs, the District Attorney, and his assistant, Reba Tice, that he only wanted some time. The complete story will be told in today's Guess What . edited by Jane Remke, B. T. Harris. a new taxi driver, called Dr. Norman Jones to examine his passen- gets, Frances and Jimmy Harris, after speeding into the rear of Russell Smith's car last night. Because of complications arising from the accident, Mr. James Frisbie, the Harrises' lawyer. will sue the taxi company's ovmer, Mr. W. B. Smith. Kiefer Bradbary, Fearless James Shannon's wrestling man- ager, has announced that Shannon will meet Gorgeous George Lanning at Jackson Bishop's Wrestling Arena. Exactly one month ago J. B. Perry, the first interplanetary guide, left earth for a tour of the universe. His passengers were Doctor Roger l.eB8: Virgil McCafferty, Perry's apprentice: W. T. McCluggage. a manufacturer of space suits: Marlene Aaron. a registered nurse: Bemadine Granger. an interplane- tary botanist: and Oralee and Evadale Freeman, lawyers. They are scheduled to return this afternoon. The quarterly all night singing held at New Prospect will be conducted by Jim Bentley on Friday night. Kenneth Hub- bard willgive the devotional, while Joe Douglass and Kathryn McFallgive usa special number. Dola Spurgeon, the popular crooner, accompanied by Gene Hayes at the piano, will sing Who Pulled the Plug from the Universe? Tuning forks can be bought from Janice Gresham any time before the program. The P.M.A. officers this year are Charles Boyd. president: John David Cross. vice-president: Aaron McDonald, secretary: and Billy C. Newton. treasurer. The office would like to an- nounce that farmers will be given government aid on all seed bought from the Eliza beth Jackson Seed Company. Sarah Whitstein. a noted journalist, remembered as Sarah Franks. is visiting here this week with her millionaire husband. On Tuesday night July 16, the famous Public Players under the direction of Macie Harris will present The Horror Show at the O1d Fashioned Sky Rocket Theatre owned by Irene Haygood and managed by Elgene Thompson. Stella Hardy and Floyd Bonner have the leading parts. Some of the other members ofthe cast are Ed Hendrix and Lena Ruth Webb. Billy Joe Graves plays the part of a Doctor of Mortuary Sci- ence and Lou Ann Gobbell portrays his wife. The Poag Sisters' Circus will be in town tommorrow. It is managed by the world renowned trumpet player Frankie Gray. Charlene Hall and Novella Holt are the bareback riders. A dog which specializes in singing will be put through his paces by Betty Hardiman. Bonnie Kemper and Billy Michael are the lion tamers of the circus. The New Prospect H. D. Club met last Thursday at the home of Mrs. Helen Keeter Sawyer. The president, Mrs. Annie Lou Minor Finn. called the meeting to order and read the names of the officers for Hoover. on July 10. The minutes were read by Patsy Law. the secretary. Three new members, Miss Vigie Norwood, Gloria Kimble, and Sylvia Murdock, were initiated at the meeting. Dr. Calvin Jones. a Lavvrenceburg veterinarian is pleased to announce that Miss Bertha Lee Osborn will be his assistant. starting Monday. Dale Belew. Attorney, states that she will defend Dorothy Crews in the Crews versus Clifton case. Wilda Clifton stated that Dorothy Crews was disturbing the peace by making too much noise with her drums: Crews retorted that Clifton was only jealous because she couldn't make as much noise on her clarinet. Judges Mary Nelle Busby, Joyce Davis. and Char- lene Durham will decided the case two weeks from today. Theodore Mattox is holding a revival next week in Eth- ridge. He will be assisted by Doctor Fire. husband of the for- mer Lou Nelle Bamett. Mable Roberson and Jerry Lou Smith have opened a dancing academy at 5111 North Military Ave- nue. Everyoneisinvited to come and learn the latest dances: only 54.00 per person for one lesson. Martha Marston. the noted congresswoman, will speak here on July 21. This mom- ing Josephine Owens was married to J.E. Rhine and Mary Pat- terson was married to Phil Sheridan. The floral decorations were arranged by Doris Holland. Dr. Martha Scoggin has an- nounced that her baby clinic will open tommorrow aftemoon at one o'c1ock. Mr. Kenneth Pettus was today judged as the most handsome man of Antartica. Jane Childress' manager, Winnie Brewer, announced today that Jane will give a con- cert this Friday night here in Lawrenceburg. J.E. Sutton. Klyne Rochelle. and Norman Pennington each won S1000 for sending inthe three best names for this station's newest Planoplanet Spaceship. Mr. Sonny Stotser, the President of U. L. fthe University of Lawrenceburgj. announced today that Mr. Bobby Brewer will be the head football coach this year and Mr. Coy Cole will be the line coach. He also announced the following appointments: The head of the Medical Department is Doc- tor Leo Clayton: Charles McCrory is the head of the Drug Department: the new Dean of Students is Billy Hodge: Doctor of Dental Surgery is Tyson Robertson: and Mary Frances Prince is the professor of ancient history. , Since so many more pupils will be ir1 school this fall. we are glad to announce that some new teachers have been se- cured for L. C, H. S.: Jane Alford. physical education direc- tor: George Brian. music director: Eloise Crews, head of the science department: Irene Frazier. French teacher: Patricia Tidwell. psychologist: Inez Sandusky. head of the social sci- ence department: Hazel Sharpton and Gail Denson. home economics teachers, The officers elected by the P. T. A. for this year are Mrs. Joyce McGee Aaron. president: Mary Kathryn Waters Brown, vice-president: Nancy Napier Waltz, secretary: Betty Ron Holt Osborne, treasurer: Elizabeth Rawdon Stephens, reporter. Some of the active club members are Mrs. Geraldine Messer Burt, Mrs. Wanda Osbome Kaddlehopper, Mrs. Jacqueline Owens Thingamajig. Mrs. Carol Jaco Whatchamacallit. Mrs. Loice Kerstein Fulano. and Mrs. Willie Jean McGuire Runner. At the meeting a musical program was presented by Jane Long's quartet, which is composed of Barbara Mote Parman. Bonnie Wallin. Doris Stephenson. and Jane Long. It has been announced that Gene Rayfield will run for President: Joyce Nelson may become the first lady of the nation. Thomas Springer will run for Vice- President on the same ticket. A new method next year. They are Margaret Ann Rohling is being used to show the campaign platform. Dabney. Dl'CSiCl6r1!: Wilma Shaffer Cox. vice- Commercial artist Cubby Belew will manage president: Sybil Skinkner Massey, secretagf: 1 this campaign. Geraldine TUCRCI' Jo IISOII. treasurer. T e Now we have today's weather forecast. re- I-lome Life Leader, Mrs. Peggy Mobbs Huxley, W ported by Roberta Rainey: Today, tonight, and introduced Misses Wilda Markus and Myrtle 0 tomorrow will be clear or cloudy with possible Smith, who read some of their original poetry -N 4 . j rain or snow. appropriate for the program. Miss Katherine .'jj,.Q.2f,, A: lift This isstation W.K,A,T,, 2222 on your dial, South, the County Home Demonstration Agent, ull ll owned and operated by Mr. Jimmy Copeland. introduced the noted dress designers, Kathryn -' ,- r Stay tuned in for the next program, Songs by Hubbard and Sarah Pierce, who gave a very Janice Morris , which follows immediately interesting talk entitled Dresses for All Oc- over most of these stations. casions. Joyce Lay gavea talk about chicken x raising. X 1 Q The lagnual melettilrig of tahe Learn to be 6' uiet C u met wit e presi ent. Miss Joyce 'i Q .mc I Bob by Springer Ricllard B6CklllElll Valedictorian Salutatorian Law-C0-Hi Honor Students ffm-di-1 A A H 1 I V High Magazine Salesmen: Bausch 8a Lomb Honorary Science 'Award Winner: Bobby Springer, Syble Skinner. Elizabeth Rawdon, Tommy Downey. B. T. Harris Diamonds in the Hough On August 16, 1948, two hundred sixty-two green, trembling freshmen with knocking knees and thumping hearts entered the austere portals of L. C. H, S. for the first time. All were diamonds in the rough, sadly in need of a good polish job from the adept hands of the Law-Co-Hi faculty. At a noisy class meeting held soon after school opened, Inez Sandusky was elected president, Tommy Downey, vice-presidentg George Lanning. secre- tary-treasurerg and Misses Annie Mary Springer and Fran- ces Smallwood, sponsors. Nothing of importance occurred that year, though many of us did, during the first quarter. purchase study hall seats at exorbitant prices from certain high-pressured, slick-tongued senior salesmen -- in spite of warning from the principal, Mr. Coffman, that the study hall was not owned by the seniors and consequently was not theirs to sell or rent at any price! There were only two hundred one of us at the beginning of our sophomore year, sixty-one having fallen by the wayside because of grades, love, work, and other reasons. Some rough edges were gone and we were beginning to showdefinite signs of possessing intellects. All of us were resigned to the fact that it was almost useless to try to play hookey. Some of us had learned the hard way -- by experience -- that Mr. Coffman possessed an all seeing eye and knew what mischief freshmen were planning even before they didl Our sophomore officers were Charles McCrory, president, Billy Joe Graves. vice-presi- dentg Martha Scoggin. secretary-treasurerg our sponsors were Mr. Beard and Mr. Frazier. As juniors, we returned in 1950, with a class of one hundred eighty. Our officers were Charles McCrory, presidentg Margaret Martin, vice-president, Tyson Robert- son, secretary-treasurerg our sponsors were Mrs. Kirkland and Mr.Crews. As is customary, we published the Wild- cat , from which we realized a profit of iB140,78. We gave the senior class S100 toward the expenses of their trip to Memphis, at the end of the year we enjoyed a recreational patty at Fairview Park. After all expenses had been paid, we had 5513.32 to start our senior year. Somewhat polished and beginning to gleam with knowledge, one hundred fifty-four of the original class returned as seniors in July, 1951. Our officers were Bobby Brewer, presidentgGene Rayfield, vice-presidentg Cecilia Evers, secretary, J. B. Perry, treasurerg our sponsors were Miss Helton, Mr. Henson, and Miss Old. In order to finance our class project -- the purchase and installation of the backboards in the new gymnasium ata cost of approximately S3600 -- we worked tirelessly throughout the year. The gross sales of the annual mag- azine drive topped those of all previous classes and we netted about S1100 from the sale. The Tennessee Team, led by Miss Old, edged out the Vanderbilt Team by a few dollars. Funds derived from the sale of food at foot- ball games, at basketball games, and at the District and RegionalTournamentsheld in our gym, helped us to rea- lize our projected goal, Not the least of our labors during our senior year was the publication of the 1952 Law-Co-Hi , not only was it the largest L. C, H, S,annual to date, but more copies of it were sold than of any previous edition. Gur class had the distinction of conducting the first assembly of the whole school in the new gym at the sixth period on Tuesday, January 15, just before the dedication of the building that night. We also helped brake in the stage of the new building, presenting several plays in the spring. The final grinding and polishing processes were ad- ministered to us during the last week in April -f exams -- but all this was past and forgotten when we marched by and received our diplomas! We were at last really polished and glowing with our newly acquired dignity as graduates of L. C, H. S,! 1 Y N.-.,.,,,. v A 1 0 if f I 9 1 Q x 'f-1. .' Q. at . .ya . - 2 , in 431618 K fm wa. ,,.. ,, ,V M., my G 3 1, 4 L. .U 5 Y 1 G ,M qlmggf. f, Q . Q www , 5 M A rm, A. - M- ,gy ,li.M,, K 5 ww 1 , 5 ,, ,fs V gg, 5 4 i , ii 2,1-: Www- -4 . , 3 . Mm F5 2 Q. 1 C ' I U Q, 0 N 521. VH ,f i W - Havana, ',xt.,:.wM,4ig,,,,y, .,.,x. , , , fwgw-I-fs -ff may - T,-wMmf,,wg,,Qa f aszawwfv fkmmx W.. L4,f:, ,,, Q, M? qfnih wmmw :wQ..,XW, f W :pzzasmkwgb - ' .0 ,QW ' . 'Q ' ' - :L-lnalfvwwwl-fy - ,,.x,.1.4 .ww A X I zofwwkigil , . r A'fsii4s1fg-fviyzigg gg, My my . 1' , ,M . . qnapfa-,f,,A,.,..,,. J Y- h,., A .v , ' iz, .ff 1'!' N X1 0 1 IIRIIIBIIH and Gene Most Popular Seniors X 2 TN X A H 5 'x X, xx EK? 3 ee e Q ' vm! '- Kenneth and Joyce Best All-Round Seniors -s 1 Martha and Bobby Most Athletic Seniors ,xg Junior Class Q, X Billy Stephens, Presidentg Tommy Brown, Treasurerg Jerry Thompson Ettrell White, Secretary. , Vice - Presidentg 1 'W l ' iv -'SQ 5 if LLL! hum fflflfi H . nb 1'-:pi X K 5 VMW- 1 N, f ,..1n,g E. 'ISF' , . L K' P-J Judy Armstrong Gene Ashmore Hilda Baize Betty Beck Imogene Beckham Jo Ann Benson Glenn Bishop Hattie Bishop John Blair Charles Boulie Lou Ann Bradley Glynn Brewer Lawrence Brink Tommy Brown I. D. Campbell Beth Caperton .- ' r 'E' -W5 an sa- .,lK.f . YI' -97' 'av als. Gr NME all Ng. C1 . l T i 1:-5 4,7 E' L fy.. Bobby Chaddock Martha Chambers Betty Jean Clanton Jane Clanton Nathalee Clayton Ova lee Clayton Patsy Clayton Rufus Clifford Carmie Clifton Bobby Craft Joann Crews Syble Crews 'J Y ' Q. . J Q J . k at 5 9. Y ft La 7, E.. ff? lf-'X ' ' Y. Virgil Crowder C F ' W Floyd Crowell 3, +-' 'f' A my ' rea Lloyd Crowell ' N 1 Gail Danial , 'v' ,ff M' Fwy l I XR-E J- 1 'F Bobby Downey Jane Drake Sue Durham Shirley Farrington Milas Flippo Frances Fleeman Lela Mae Frakes Ottie Freeland 'S 2. 2- or l - Q' Q C ' .K 1-'H -f lv x f. l 1 3 in w b -5-if X4 L Bonnie Fox Sue Galloway Judy Gamer Gail Giles June Graves Mary Green Joyce Green Junior Green Ora Griffin Geraldine W. Grisham Nell Hand G lynn Ha rdiman :R ' N Q' l 4-' .5 .w '53 1 8 'Ui S .ff W Y' if I 467' Nr 41' -frm? iw NSS at 3 , .wx 5.5 r, -9' F5 it A I :V we We fir QL 'K an ff' 4' ggi fv- we - Www in - an , ' X. by: X mf J, me ef in g f K aaaa Jackie Hardiman Margaret Hardy Ma ry Nell Harris Bettye Helton Carol Hendrix Reba Hills Agnes Hoernig Buddy Hollander Kay Horton Wayne Hulen Ioann Hyde Corinne Johnston ear, 51' G an, +'-2.2! fe sl ,muh J r lg 5 l , r 1952 Law C0-Hi N 0 l'3dllZltl0Il upplement CISES ER EX ON I ADUAT GR nasium Gym al Memori OH lTl 6 Fre lius J. Ju Friday, May 2, 1952 PN ' vwntz E F FF-QQ no Q5 3.2-g X4-4 : 355:-3' .2 - Jag .1 C .-JZ 552.25352 x:.-...DCO E 2?..'f3,E:,fJ ing!-f:...u bd , . fLu3f5?'f.- 'o,,:Hz.:w O. Pd' PS. jg' . HELQQE. 'C-EV Egnfm-EEZ .ggi-Emo. Ls-'Q-4: gnrgioo. -I 'r:r: GJ CI --. oo ,I O ,HAQ 'fx U3 'QSM Q - :...Ag 1 5511 CU E Qi 'C CD mmm :vw ESPGUJ C cu as N, gn X L., A.. nu- - 3 Q 3M6xnD0 I-4 ?f :Uwf:,5. ' 5.93.3 u-1 O '-4 E QC 11. O Eu-rggzll' I-4 Q' Q--295 ' I-1 Q .L1'.Ef,H3.Z ,g..2g,nm. 'M-.gfglishz :OD '?SCQz- P-.nm 45 EPO ? '-.-' m:..,2...,- ,.1'V 0:6Oo :z..i,c5. .. I ..:U,oj ,E -.H..:.:-I G 7,-5'cu...o. 0 twilig- ,.. O 3 Q:Ef2.93w:: CD gg KU U cow .. O 9-11112 -U L. 0022 'U Q. Qgcnu. fn acl. '1..w-, 4: . 3 jf, . I Q 'J' x 1 --...NN fix Early in the second semester, the Beta Club initiated the following 141, N. Wisdom, M. Waters,D. Warren, H. Turnbow, Sowell,C. Perry, A. Patton, M. Kemper, C. Johnston, Hoernig, Hodge, J. Graves, Gar- ner, Galloway, G. Danial, V. Crowder, S. Crews, and M. Chambers. New Science Club members were: Blair, S. Crews,Galloway,Garner, Littrell, G. Robertson, I. Robinson, and H. Turnbow. New Projectors' Club members were, B, Chambers, Crawford, Dillion, Ells, K. Ezell, M. Graves,T. Hudson, R. Lohorn, McRee, N. Truitt, H. Turnbow, and B. Wisdom. Seniors taking part in WDXE Day on Feb. 16 were: Rayfield, B. Harris, Evers, B. Brewer, Mattox, Brian, Ken Hubbard, Perry, E. Crews, Downey, Sandusky, Hodge, Remke, Rawdon, B. Springer, Joe Owens, Scoggin, Durham, Kerstein, W. B. Smith, and Beckham. I. Sandusky, J. A1ford,G. Rayfield, J. Douglass, and Mr. Crews at- tended the State Beta Club Convention in Nashville late in March. The D, E.Club was host to the District D. E. Convention on March 18, Bill Graves, representing Middle Tennessee, and Miss Old attended the National D, E. Convention in Kansas late in April. At the State F.H.A. Conventionnattended by several from L.C.H,S., Gail Denson received the State F.H.A. Degree,the first L.C.H.S.student ever to do so. Those receiving Chapter F.H.A. Degrees this year were, Mathis, A. White, A. Patton, N. Patton,J. Llndsey,J. Brink, Helton, and J. Crews. Eloise Crews, Miss Norton, and Mrs. Willis appeared on a Saturday morning household program at WSM. J, B, Perry and Mr. Odeneal were among those attending the State F.F,A Convention, also teams under their leadership went out to demonstrate F.F.A. work to the eighth graders in the county. Of five senior plays, the first was The Juke Box 171, which was given late in March under sponsorship of the Beta Club and repeated under that of the D. E. Club and a local sorority, the cast included: Graves, Rawdon, O. Freeman, E. Freeman, E. Crews, Rainey, T. Springer, Kimble, Pierce, T. Robertson, Holt, Troup, Murdock, Lay, and B. L, Osborne. The cast of Twelve Old Maids 15j, given April l, included: Blasingim, D. Crews, Shaffer, Prince, Gobbell, Frazier, Kerstein, Long, Rohling, Joe Owens, D, Belew, Wallin, V. Bishop, Jackson, and Mr. Crews. Dora Dean was presented on April 8 and again on Arfil 10, Aunt Billie from Texas was given on April 16. Autograph Ann 16j, the first play to be staged in the new gym, was presented April 23, its east including: Jack Owens, B. Harris, Doug- A w..,..,, , gjgg. .-sa. -fi' S L . XJL -- lass, Brian, Gray, W. B. Smith, Hall, C. Jones, Mattox, Evers, Penn- ington, Holland, Tice, Marston, Gresham, L. Clayton, Spurgeon, Clifton,and Rochelle. Between acts of this play, Miss Helton awarded prizes to the winners of the Science Exhibit held April 8 121, B. Springer, Whitehead, Ellis, Crowder, M. Markus, and B. Lawrence,Mr. Crews also presented special senior awards 13y to, Springer, Valed., Perry, Treas., Beckham, Salut., Rayfield, V.-Pres., Nelson, Library, Cunningham, English, Markus, History, Brewer, Pres., Evers, Sec. and Commercial, 1Denson, H.Ec., not shownl. On Tuesday, April 15, L.C.H.S. was represented at the County Government Day observance by: Hood, Hester, D. Berryhill, E. Staggs, T. Killen, K. Marston, G. Rayfield, and Evers. On the following day, the seniors went by automobile to Shiloh 181 for their traditional half- holiday and on Friday of that week, the Band went by Greyhound bus to Shelbyville to observe the Band Contest. On April 26, the seniors went by bus to Memphis for the day 113, one member of the class found such good grazing at the zoo that he decided to stayl On the same day,A. Patton and M. Chambers represented the Wildcat Staff at the 'Nashville Banner Contest. The annual staff is sorry that the 1952 Law-Co-Hi contains some errors that were beyond its control. It regrets that ,lack's and loe's pictures were reversed, that Richard's name was misspelled, that the names of the Most Popular and Most Athletic Seniors were reversed, and that the United Nations emblem was printed upside down. Say, did you see Mr. Coffman's eyes shining when the student body presented him with his table radio as a parting gift? And did you see him proudly telling time by the watch the faculty gave him? ln be- half ofthe student body, the Law-Co-Hi ' Staff bids Mr. Coffman Good-bye and wishes him Good Luck in his new position. 1- -.... , i.,i- 1- 17-1-ml-1 t rm-117-1q...1l1 1 ' www- A 4. . .... Q.. IAYL. H X' A xt- Q' ' - 'AV . f Q . .ff A - f .fr q, -J. WL. 5 TT ' ' 'Sf F x Q if U 513 1. 1 v a- ' . ' . ,Q 1 15,51 .Q - 1. .: 5' 1' as ,Q Arran, QL n n '1Q!ff'd K . ' L, , ,H EW? f -1 W , M . 32 W' ,si i Q- is I Q- r f 'eq an 'I if .h...lMu.L 3' 3 2-1 WEL fr? f'1' M X H if V5 '53 in 'J-BS' 1-ag l A.-ax I 'N-.. f 1 Q? I X 1 -W tl K rt w QF we a . Ke Sue Lipscomb Charles Littrell Faye June Love Sue Luna Joyce Markus Martha Markus Gloria Marston Kathryn Ma rsto Joyce Martin Il Ma ry Lou Mashburn Collie Mattox Ruth Mixon 'C-237' ,,. an tw xg.-:Y a' Q f 5 to Jf' . 4' Y 3,5 VR' 1 xr. S ,. ,..., It '35 f A 463' C j ,L 'QA ,J 'QV' 1 'B Dolly Jordan Louise Keeter Margaret Ann Kemper Blanche Kennedy Randall Kenned y Ma ry Elizabeth Kerstein Bobby Kilbum June Killen Terry Killen Dolores King Nancy Lanning Betty Laurence ,pls 5 Q3 ,V ' 'L .,-4 tc'-5 'QE' Yu--uv 44 fs-x LI'-9 5-? '?' 'Nav' f 'il Rual Mobbs Wayne Mobbs Willie Jean Newton Vonda Lee Newton Margaret Norwood Norman Orton Elaine Osborne Ann Patton Carol Perry Ned Phillips Ted Phillips Harvey Pollock Shirley Pollock Virginia Powell Lola Mae Prince Edna Pope Geneva Pope Willodean Purcell Patsy Richardson Robert Ringelstein Gerald Robertson Iva Nelle Robinson Carlton Rochelle Denice Rose 1' 'wasps' if f , 1 ,, . . , in .1 R in ack 1-S. 'Q 1,5 as ' gr Q, F' .. L? -,f x 15, , V. si' . ibm ..,-4..,.k,.. it my iw' Doyce Thompson Jerry Thompson Rubel Thompson Euell Tingle Druscilla Truitt Howard Turnbow Beatrice Walker Janice Wallin Dawes Warhurst Delila Warren Josephine Warren George Webb J xfxiaei 14, 45? S 31 r ai Q :AES I Io Carolyn Sharp Adean Shelton Mary Edna Slagle Elizabeth Smith Charles Sowell Elois Staggs Wilma Steele June Steelman Joe Paul Stevens Billy Stephens Billy Stewart Kenneth Stockard A1 F' '5- 3 : 5 -1 962' Q 'lf i .hge QL 7 REX' Jean Webb Mellanie Wilburn Etrrell White V Jane Whitehead . qi Nettie Wisdom Mary Laura Wolfe Mildred Womble . '4 Melton Wright Sarah Wmmer Juniors Not Shown: Glenn Bonner Sonny Moore Hurl Ergle Grimes Nix Jerry Green Hollis Peppers James Gooch Charles Poag Reba Hills Alvin Ridgeway Bobby Hudson, Joe Yates Senior Class has f' 'fgaslwapyone noticed?-sa:-ar M- ' 4 'DESed no am II h I i- . J- 2. V :za W .- J ' 9. res men I In s is izztzzfr f:2:f:'i:::: so eryfrM1?. Esta, , N S 'To S'.'e conyallnon rx-.BY PEGGY Bill -, Q tinue selling fooglg ' ' ' ' naldfs cut 1 0 11 By PEGGY BAXTER Xl N i'lm Bidi' the dfootball and: ' name fo f -4-I D8 R How O16 cuss 5 1 o Freshmen Hope you are ' N gi!!-50 51-l 1 .HON anim: - , , - Y J Seiiom it 3 y Iillello the:-e,. and we come ,J 4- .J-Q es Plu L K Lee Free .e the vlildca J joying your first year here! D 5: - fh certamly cess QBVD man . ' 'J - I T Q B 3 il- ' 90 if l . . Q 1 5 im0 ' -vY18'u- W nal we gow wb? Btelcomments such HS this, - L rm .. . If V 1 me aw: know ylqne 'Cale r Pa :aww - BOY' J-eta. 'lucky dog, getting out at SEN, - ,,.,f,ElXJ e 'H ctw. .1 we ,nits W E mc rl. Dgtxcgzke Rffgizrs, gevery days, ..Boy' Pm t A Ri h ORS nf' ' a Maxim may Bernd, 'Eg lygave 'him 932- rfeswifgiii'Z2i'all.I'12weS?1,?o'? fiuffd Beck- A1 SBNN5 - J 'QS E23 eaS5','J?wU 'e J sm lisiewfmili fizasffw, ral M line we er as at ' ' - t'kD..' A - x aaa 1 . 0 ,Yi 55012: 5305? was 'iguhffxg work nfsf. a , Cei-:ln unnmg' ghuil n S nfor Class Stmtgd ssh? 3 oiulawms Bemke 'Elem' - . , , . . e f dl el' E mba' cl 13 Ev A1 The with a ban! 53020 BO! Name, champ R I . e X 111 in 0 our 9-'almost everywhere we go, we C , Ya-. soD?1'....nrQ9l-...a. .,- gpleil S9692 mquall' ' . Stella H ers aje , ear X of . 55 Bobwgof Wewglt em WL J B- T. WY Edwirl Weutge awed Was, when zoaltm - . k f ,wi 35515 X.. roi Br y H-gms Evaien, 'nigh of magamo The Vandef Cotton Pu: on o 51 Q iod W0 530000 'r e Ten By 'RED BROWN Hello, fellow cotton picker wh 599' why' :V , J U- ge A - - - , e . . lxmxtl aaelfi-J JSs'2E:r!f0ms Ziff, was :firm fwfaart. Wg- Sfigance oil, B1 901,00 soulifxfjx - g so Rofgwens Butch D. txegsee team ggxtdtoo iate todgil Since so' many of ns picked oo sl Wm' se - hatfx auea gwnv G ez-na Rai Rae M. E dons,-5 cam? he 1-ace. The ton during the cotton vacatio as Wlnb qqellfusugiiofs ,age be Q our elle Rayfienel' Rex Eli 4 counted xn t 1100.00 . Wo fhehnwildcat staff thought yt Swngelew- X were heoifle ,O xnif' affha SCO 14 Marilyns begged about s divided mm 1' ee fe ' be interested in known ,J lgomna, quot? to cliff' 56,4101 bbs' sp,-gg'11SC'ar1a Hesft-E The dassdlffifiit and T? 'efe,gi ce, owkchmn wfwn Pic 21 5 ggfgfgj qua uf? kg: WW not as sox, Ions 'mrifgfrggiaggdgfk fG3jf,fQQAt?mT calggjg, gag 4,Vi0Clu5 -1, Q ofthescha . . 'w . sw Cav e 991 ff cr. Max' ima AHOY f ' ' a 10589 . +0 fr V man as 5 95, B9 ns-, i we . 15 ai wgbe ., am- U18 K J Jaile pt-51115 365 . C rd .1 Jo Owemei 9f't,an. ,ot otiiixiw ,S',,.,io990'I,. 1 gif HED casonnr ,,f 1g Q olive is A3 we mi A - - . v ' - . e , o .' vfvffix mxiflilvfgaehogtmfwainei 'X am- Beige BY me .hmm crm ol umm th - - fo 115132601 1:11:52 aut. Q. ' .- 'V . , - - pm on 'me Civseffeiwrj 519 we D X on beige Q gdhelby coumy High 551,991 you cali gow' I ' ' ' ' alla Sex' 5. 10 award - I D -f ' . e'3 'S'le wx ' X H 'om' H I I ' in a rr, 3' f 9. 90110 or at 995, 'len Sze f ,, ta :sa Stix- be , . -.., A ' zu I Km' -la 'v angdxlag News and Views As Y Heb Y nadnflb . ht . ., 6 4 andy fo F ' 00950 The School Buses Roll J AJ-'P,as ' ' hal ptlwvl a I Q Yockett By Howann 'runmaow 3 - HYD nan A Q xl- , fi . ,ut ' Q W l 4 ' ' for Pe'-'f - ,J--A X and' I wonder who's been drivingl- - 1, 1951 ' B l . eouinned x Xfdhe hnbem ilpmf-1Patsv Jenkinsand Barbara mb-DVEMERW? .,.-vrdf mal 5- tifgewegz 1:31 mg ., . ...,.?... v I W, 'Qs W 'ff Tv KCYWFY C1290 B? N Sophomore iq 5 H fi: 1' Wfiff fi-at ,. B l, 4 Ni, ,, rlytxxil WI, I r X ' Wi ,Qi i , 'fjflllrl Q ug I, Class Officer: Sonny Remke, President, Carl Tom B Hndsonjlreasurerg Theo Jones, Vice-President, Sonny T' 'Q Dnke, Secretary. E I i Row l -- Daniels, Cross,! Edwards, Daniels, Craw- ' an an-,QQ 1 an i iimifwmcsvllliiiwilila' A Karmvxisiiisiiliii iii was Class . ,.g..Q'g,,,g,f was wa Vw Mal fam: ,MW all Q' .Q-is 'Liwff sf ford. Row 2 -- Gang, Feldlians, Frazier, B Gobble, Franklin, E Grainger, Crowder. Row ' 3 -- Franks, Griffin, Daniel, Dunkel, Glass, Dunkel, Glass, Franks. Row 4 -- Duke, Eckert, Green, Gatlin, Fox, A Daniels, Gallian, Crom well, Griffin. ,annie wkm WMM hill, Bradbary. Row 1 -- Bowen, Cham- bers, Blackwood, Berry- Row 2 -- Ayers, Clark. Brink, Beckham, Row 4 -- Burns Chambers, Brown, Brown, Adams, Benson, Clifton, Bundnrant, Chaffin, Burks, Best, Row 3 -- Cannon, Clayton, Boynton, Bonner. Ayers, Barnett, ,Cottrell, Brannon, Bosheers, Butler, Cothren, Craig. Row 1 -- Lowery, Love, Jones, Jones, Ivey. Row 2 -- Lance-,Kilgo Jones, McKissack, Hills, Hudson. Row -- 3 Hedgepeth, Hollis, Gunselman, Hughes, Love, Lindsey, Knox, Johnston. Row 4 -- Kobeck, McGuire, Hunter, Hartsfield, Locke, Hill, Lellis, Huntley, Jones. Row l -- Trapp, Trapp, Slagle, Slamp, Weeks. Row 2 -- Watson, Turnbow, Van Hooser, Skinner, Thompson, Stutts. Row 3 -- Staggs, Taylor, Sharpton,Stag,g,s, Story, Watson, White. Row 4 -- Walker, Stan- ford, Wilson, White, Wright, Simms, Spears, White, Weaver. Not shown: Bonee Brazier, Daughtery Dixon, Gobhell, Griffin, Nlutt, Russell, Stutts, l'roup, Weaver, Yates. Row 1 -- Roehell,Royee, Newton, Nix, Rohling, Nation, Shannon. Row 2 -- Mobbs, Perry, Rowe, Shands, Marston, Smith, Remke, Mobbs, Morrow. Row 3 -- Rivliinond, Nailer, Patton, Price, Potts, Perkins, Mathis, Martin, Phillips, Odom, Morgan. Row 4 -- Mash- burn, Melton, Mnrrell, Ringelstein, SCIHIIIZ. Moore, Rochell, Poag, Rochell, Moore.Pcppers, Miller. -tg 'elses ,X H Kiuwnllaimr t 7 , , ii.-me Qllilkil fis4sw4r'1J'f!W4vahumwaU: llhylli-I EQQQMWW 5 S ws!! ll -2 Class Offieers: Lex Hood, President, Eddie Myrielr, Treasurer, Gretchen Shelton, Vice- Presidentp Carla Ann llester, Secretary Rowl -- Benuett,Crews, Copeland,Cox, Clayton, Barnett, Alford. Row 2 -- Brink, Cole, Bene- field, Childress, Crews, Bonner, Childress. Row 3 -- Corhren, Daniels, Boyd, Bradbury, Bailey, Beliel, Beasley, Cannon, Cox. Row 4 -- Clark, Beard, Collins, Crabb, Brewer, Abrams, Akins, Craig, Coffey, Alford. Freshman Class , Q - L,-.:,'f-,',. 'Ji' ifkig 71' ' J ffi-'3'-6 Lf' - .fl ' 1 -7,5 w .:'v :-'ICE-'N I F M..,. ,,,. fgg:-. , 1 - 7 H I ...,t. If we , .- V XA ff. ' 7tPfQ.g ,il . wiixyt llnlfdxll ? N +Q.,n 4 H ,, rs , 's , !l - QL - 4 55 xii l Xvllllxllw ff IM lil , , f,f 1'l K x' 0 'II ,Sf X If ' N1 ' X ' '- ' 'lf' ,sv T Ib .ff C F WA, X Xl fn: 'dl ,IQ if , ' Y 5 'X IM! i 1 41 in 4 2 u 5 3 , NLR T h sv iS wffi2l5F3iX- Sf' wvulihvrewsssvff. -on if nsuwsamcauuuuss wuuennomnmfm vm-annum wa nnlytmww Row 1 -- Ezell, Hughes Hazen,Ezell,llood, llill Row 2 -- Frazier Dillion, Freeman, lludgens, Dowden, lloward, Gobble, Flee- rnan. Row3 -- llarbison Howell, Dickson Dickson, Roberts Dooley, Hunter, Graves DePriest, Fielding. Row 4 -- Sutton, Gibson lluntley, Gobble lluglies, Gobbell Faulkner, Glass, Glass llester, Ezell. . f.. smamlil .Q twmnunuusl aw..-wmyunnwul X1E21mH'iVM'NUQ' Row l -- Piekfortl Roberts, Ray, lxlattox. Row Q -- Polk, Pewpers Morgan, lxlyriek, Rice Rayfield. Row 12 -- Sharp, Patterson, Messer Orton, Morrow, Nix Nelson, Massey, Row 4 -- Miller, Patterson Robinson, Reeltl, Raines lxlaslihnrn, Robinson Nutt, Olive, Matrox. , , w H N 4SWlKlli 1 t sf - -33111 -iigwgx wwf-WMSSB? 3 iinwlxlygv 1,2 ew: some ' 3 gp . WM Row 1 Short Ste wart Wistloin bitlts btephen son , Spoon , Staggs Whitehead, Wilhnrn Row l -- liint'aid,Mt'- Gnire, Lelxlay, Lohorn, Jaco, Maslihnrn. Row 2 -- Lohorn, Martin, Hester, Knowles, Lninp- lcins, Meliree, Kennenier, Mvliride. Row Z5 -- Johnston, Larson, Kt inpei , Lindsey, Jenkins, jaines, McGee, lXlCNlflllLlll,l,Oll5l,.lL'lllilllS, Jester. Row 4 -- Mt' lQonaltl,MeNt1tt, Martin, Lnttrell, Jones, Key, Kerstein, Martin, Lyneh, lxlarkns. Row 2 -- llettns i wie-'wt i ' Stafford, Shelton, , - Wilson, Slater, Wiley, ' 4 Story, Pate, Rohling Lv Row 3 -- Risner, Ridge way, Shaffer, Shelton, Wlieeley, Woodard Yoknni, Whitelieatl, Sonth, Stewart. 4 -- Perry, Sawyer, Ster- butzel, Rolen, Williams, Sisk, Spann, Turner, Trnitt, Durham, Shelton Not Shown: Brewer, Brown, Buffalo, Clark, Davis, Ellis, lills, Flee- inan, llarwell, Johnston, Rigsby, Warren. ., 13. MT' 14 , . lr' 1 ,1 ,M 1194 ,435-wma -wrvl www,-mfg E W 4.4. ..,4..w Er Wwgxw -M-W f -V,--,W S .nw M , ,VFW 5 is X Q ...vp 1 .MJ .U , ,L,.,, f f X . ., ..-..... v-.H v--D..-1.4. 'II .M 4,wV,. . , ,,x--- 'Q fi' ..,,-.ww W A . . ...- A-.ww ,gm-0 F5 :god Ms 4 X an Q- Campus ACtlVlt16S WHY! D, E, King and Queen F.II,A, - F.F.A. Court Gail Daniels, Bobby Craft, Bettye Rolen, Noah Cox, Crown Bearer, Martha BILLY JOE GRAYES AND SYBLIS SKINNER Blair Lindsey, QUEEN JANE REMKE, Crown Bearer, Susan Willis, KING B is Q -6- Q7 tiff 5 L: I L,C,H.S, Band Court Ted Phillips, Jane Long. QUEEN MARTHA ANN MATHIS, Doris Daniels, Billy Newton. KING JOE DOUGLASS not shown, Campus King and Queen Court Kenneth Pettus, Betty Rawdon, Bobby Brewer, Kathryn Hubbard, KING CHARLES BOYD, QUEEN IANICE MORRIS, Calvin Jones, Mary Nelle Busby. ' 'ss vi, 1. CARLTON ROCHELL, Patsy Knox, Joe Hills, Betty Rawdon, Jackson Bishop. If 5 aw-Co-Hi Ro talt V' W4 1952 LAW-CO-HI Staff 4 x.J! t M i Jane Alford and Sonny Stotser, Sports Editors. Martha Scoggin, Assis- tant Editorg Bobby Springer, Editor, Char- lene Hall, Feature Ed- itor. Billy Hodge and Inez Sandusky, Prophets. Corky Brian, Historian. Doris Holland, Will Ed- itor, Wilda Markus, Poet, Jane Cunningham, Will Editor. Joe Douglass, Assistant Art Editor, jo Owens, Jimmy Frisbie, and B. T. Harris Picture Editors. Cubby Belew, Art Editor. Tommy Downey, Busi- ness Manager, Jane Remke,Gai1 Denson,and Bill Graves, Assistant Business Editors 5 xxd' x .4 X! I G R 'Y'-g 4 Q as sf 1952 ws i J, WULDCATJ STAFF d 3 ll: -Q. bb Charles Sowell, Editor, Jerry Thompson, Art Ed- itorg Ann Patton, As- sistant Editor. Howard Turnbow, Chief Bus Re- porter, Gloria Marston and Virgil Crowder, Chief Reporters. Joyce Nelson, Senior Reporter, Dolores King, Junior Re- porterg Jacque Lindsey, Sophomore Reporter, Peggy Brewer, Freshman Reporter. Charles Littrell, Business Man- ager: June Killen, Ad- vertisement Manager, DruscillaTruitt and John Blair, Advertising Man- agers. Beth Caperton, Assistant Circulation Managerp JO Carolyn Sharp, Circulation Man- agerg George Webb, Sports Editor, June Graves, Exchange Editor, Joan Hyde,Sports Editor. Martha Chambers, H.V. Peppers, and Judy Garner, News Editors. .al Xt X sr If : X ix 15 New L M Row l -- Mzijorettcig Sandy Kemper, Peggy Baxter flleporterj, Jane Alford fCommandir1gj, Maeie Harris, Wilma Faye Morglan. Row 2 -- Inez Sandusky, Barhara Mote, Bonnie Kemper, Wilda Clifton, Blanche Kennedy, Lon Ann Bradley, Martha Ann Mathis, Bcttye Rolen. Row 3 -- Jackie Mashhnrn, Sylvia Richmond, lone Larson, Doris Daniels, Pznil lletlgcpeth, Jani' Long, Corky Brian. Row 4 -- Kenneth txiashbnrn, Frankie Gray, fLibrarianj,Waynr Mobhs fl,lL'lllL'llIlllU, J. E. Sutton, Joe Dong1laSs,Billy Newton, Jimmy Miller. Row 5 -- Jimmy Nation,Ned Phillips, Billy Chrnnhcrs, B. 'll Harris, Dorothy Crews, Ted Phillips, Gene Hayes CCaptainJ. Sammy Bonee, not shown. r .C. . . Band u X, f Q 1 Q x W' U, Q 2 '1 M 155 if 'Q gd 33 'Q ff -Mya Aw K Ji ,,,, .,. rf in 6 1, .-an 1 ,-an N. .gf 'W I' rs Pi w mn' sl I B0 ' Q , G , 'I ,WTF Q- -.4g,,,g,1f 'Liu--. ns....,.:.,. Mn' .yup 41-N :ww Row 1 -- Tyson Robertson, Joe Paul Stephens, Jimmy Frisbie, Tommy Downey CSecretaryJ. Bobby Brewer fPresidentj, Row 2 -- Charles Me Crory, Roger Legg, Coy Cole, Oron Troup CPhotographerJ, Billy Joe Graves. Row 3 -- Etna Berryhill Joyce Davis, Peggy Mobbs, Wanda Osborne CTreasurerJ, Geraldine Tucker, Sarah Pierce. Row 4 -- Sybil Skinner Nice-Presidentj, Helen Keeter, Lon Nell Barnett, Jerry Lou Smith, Mabel Roberson, Peggy Baxter CReporterJ, Jeraldyne Messer. an-..,KM my Trades and Industries Distributive Educatio Club diff NM' 3' V Sw 'Sul , , Hn 1 , g l' Jim will I ld, Hhln- ,ltljliilliflllimli ,, Club Row 1 -- Lawrence Brink, Walter jones Denver Trapp, James GobbellCSecretary Treasurerj. Row 2 -- Charles Moore CRe porterj, Billy Stewart fViee-Presidentj Charles Boulie, W. TMC-Clug,gagefRCD0Yf ery, Bobby Hudson, Kiefer Bradbary fPres identy. Row 3 -- Richard Yates, Jimm Franks, Donald Russell, Dean Franks,Glen Hardiman. Not Shown: William Bondurant Glenn Bonner, Louis Gobell, Budd Hollander, Euell Tingle, Joe Yates. ,Wi MW ,A . :L..-x .K,..,. - ki .y,,,,,,, , msg mira-we , , ' , F' I K if B - I' Row 1: Norman Pennington, John Blair Cfreasurerj Billy Hodge, fliresidentj, B. T, Harris fViCe Presidentj Row 2: Jeanette Brink, Ann Patton fSecretaryj Virgil Crowder, Charles Littrell. Row 3: Sarah Chambers Collie Matrox, Harvey Pollock, Charles Sowell Peggy Baxter, Carol Perry. !Jl1 Low 1: Bobby Springer fPresidentj, W. L, Smith, Virgil Crowder, Billy Hodge, .lornian Pennington, Richard Beckham. low 2: Joe Douglass, Eloise Crews Aacie Harris, Gail Denson, Jane Cun- lighani, Barbara Mote, Martha Scoggin, l. T. Harris fVice-Presidentj. Row 3: .lary Nt-llc Harris, Roberta Rainey, Beth iaperton, Martha Chambers, Jane Alford, o Carolyn Sharp, Geraldine Grishnian, oe Owens, Inez Sandusky, Row 4: Ann 'atton QTreasnrerj, Drnscilla Truitt, Kay lorton, Bettye l'lclton,Ji1ne Killen, fSuc- etaryj, Nancy Lanning, Irene Frazier, 'eggy Baxter, Not shown: Bonnie ieinper, Pat Tidwt-ll, .fF jg!! fi! 5 x W L ,I .L . Q , . A 4 X W . - fl' W4 .5 , K 4. wail, X 5 K1-1'y21.+ 1. , ha ,X . F' QML6 ul kxzb ' XM 79 fs 'Z il gnilflilr Wg 5 if ' LSA3 V00 Nl W Vx-Q?-xx .Ffh E. 2- f iff 7' M ilk ' W 01 I Q RICA Q 1 Q- '- 4 A 0511? o ' f 'V Q T- -?Q75FA, , if 'L N . LO?-5 UL X-K I . U lu Row l: Burns, Jones Gang, Bonner, Martin Cox, Mashburn, Row Z Hudson, Hill, Grainger Braaier, McKissack Gibbs, Boyd. Row 5 Craig, Kennemer, Lance McDonald, Clayton Crews, Crowell, Lanning Row 4: Hayes, Bradbary, Franks, McCafferty Lohorn, Craft, Bishop, I ' A ,Z Fleeman, Cross, Ezell. E .,,, it tr ' N. 'MAH um!-v-an an Mflwiil 'Q S9 ' wi- ms- 9' Row lg Nix, Warhurst Slagle, Slamp, Willing- ham, Shannon, Perry Mattox. Row Z: Robert- son, Stewart., Yates Slater, Trapp, Marston Thompson, Nation, Wis- dom. Row 5: Turnbow Nix, Thonfipson, Perry Rochelle, Sharp, Story Sides, St ockard. Row 4 Pollock, Mattox, Remke Rochell, Peppers, Mi- chael, Rholing, Mattox Massey. Not Shown: Beck, Bent- ley, Bonner, Cross, Ray Rowe, Weaver. fpf r ?'i 1 9 v .2 5 Z 1 E -4 if V F.H.A. OFFICERS: Nancy Patton, Reporter, Judy F.F.A. OFFICERS: Row l: Jim Bentley, Re- Armstrong, Song Leader, Ann Patton, Pianist Sarah J. Chambers, Photographer, Gail Denson President, Betty Rolen, Treasurer, Mary Martin Secretary, Martha Ann Mathis, Parliamentarian, Betty Faye Helton, Vice-President, Jane: Remke Historian. , porter, Billy Michael, Secretary, J. B. Perry , President, Jackson Bishop, Vice-President. Row Z: Bobby Craft, Treasurer, Elgene Thompson Sentinel. irq will -.msn Beta Club 2 1 F B , E XE N VZ S' . . i , 1 .sw 1 Row 1: Gene Rayfield, Sonny Stotser, Thomas Springer, Richard Beckham, Norman Pennington, Joe Douglass QPresidentj, Row 2: Bobby Springer, Charlene Durham, Bertha L. Osborne, Eva Dale Freeman, Eloise Crews, B, T. Harris. Row 3: Jane Cunningham, Sylvia Murdock, Jane Alford, Macie Harris, Kathryn Hubbard fSecretaryj, Gail Denson, Doris Holland fTreasurerj, Row 4: Dorothy Crews, Cecilia Evers, Joe Owens, Wilda Markus, Stella Hardy, Inez Sandusky, Sybil Skinner QVice-Presidentj, L Club Row 1: Carlton Rochell fVice-Presidentj, Charles Boyd fSecretaryQ, Ted Phillips, Wayne Mobbs, Billy Chambers, Billy Newton, J, E. Sutton, Gene Hayes, H, V. Peppers, Tommy Brown, Jimmy Frisbie, Sonny Stotser. Row 2: Bobby Brewer, Frankie Gray, Ned Phillips, Randall Kennedy, Ed Hendrix, Doyce Thompson, fReporterj, Ettrell White, Kenneth Pettus, Corky Brian, B, T, Harris,Joe Doug- lass, Peggy Baxter, Sylvia Richmond, Jane Alford fPresidentj. Row 3: Joe Owens, Martha Marston,Joyce Martin, Joann Hyde, Nancy Patton, Jane Simms , Dorothy Crews, Jane Long, Macie Harris, Wilma Morgan, Kay Horton, Corrine Johnston, Nattie Jane Waters, Barbara Mote, Wilda Clifton,Gail Denson, Sonny McCrory, Tyson Robertson, Row 4: Billy Michael, Alajean Nailer, Faye June Love, Martha Ann Mathis, Lou Ann Bradley, Myrtle Smith, Imogene Murrell, Gloria Marston,QTreasurerJ, Geraldine W. Grisham, Janice Morris, Patsy Knox, Nancy Lanning, Inex Sandusky,Jerry Thompson,Gene Ashmore,George Lanning, Fr ,am K was f s mass se-ra we was Mi mass was Q-mmwmwmwrom-11 . .r..,,,i.,V,,, i , , ,TQ 4 . W Y 9 0,0 0136 Athletics Miss Charlene Durham, crowned L. C. H. S, Football Queen at the Thanksgiving Game, by Captain Bobby Brewer and Alter- nate Captain Wormy Boyd, 7 274 W . Mr, Dudley Brewer, Mr. Staggs, and Mr, Mike Niedergeses, contractor, look over the new gymnasium and physical education building just prior to its dedication as the Julius I. Freemon Gymnasium by Governor Gordon Browning on January 16, 1952, I if hu MY Wm S 12? Eff asf:-2, we 5 ,L ...I ' K R :K hP fT,Gl, B4l T,Cl R hell football 1A'lll'l'lllUll flifdfmiflniix QETFZODQY DEr?S45ifOP' ' at L Row 2: Jerry ThompsonfEJ, Randall Kennedy QED, Milas Flippo QEQ, Gene Rayfield QGJ, Jim Frisbie QGQ, Row 3: Ray Galliz1nfEj, Alt, Capt,Charles Boyd fEj,Iim Crowder QCJ, Gene Ashmore CCJ, Theo Jones CHBQ, Row 4: Aaron McDonald QFQ, Capt, Bobby Brewer CFJ, H. V, Peppers QHBQ, Billy Stephens QQBQ, Tommy Brown QQBQ, Charles Sowell QHBJ not shown, ' it s.- X uf' ' MH 'nr 'A 5: use Qglgly ' Q., aw ' -s., 2 if X Wi B151 l 'is' ii- fm-'-f 'ur C se'-s 5- -1 T' W A y ,.2s'sj,-'fl ,L 3,4 wr, ' 'S'-V' 7 if I M.. l, as ,. f M . Ja N, i, , Q VK V, - -, L K m y gina. i-A - gf, ', 1 1 1 . M y X Q F ' A 4 if N Y 'E K . .12-3? LT ' f i - f A k g my ' ' . 'L s,5'5aH.n:,a--' A is - ' A LO Cl Ho So Football SCHEDULE L'burg Opponent 6 Sparta 21 6 Florence 39 14 Loretto 0 O Columbia 20 6 Mt. Pleasant 0 0 Fayetteville 14 0 Lewisburg 6 6 B, G, A, 14 13 Pulaski 37 In spite of the fact that the '51 season was not too successful in games won, it was enjoyed by the squad, who worked diligently under the leadership of Cap- tain Bobby Brewer with the assistance of, first, Al- ternate Captain Jim Bentley, later, Alternate Captain Charles Boyd, The season really started with spring practice, when Coach Staggs and Assistant Coach Turpenview- ed the boys' possibilities with keen interest. The coaches were favorably impressed by the showing made in two practice games. r- mv- . fl-.-.lf 1-ua, -11- 1.k.sa -mff..1rt.w-a Q f fu-at 5 fad Row 1: Brown, Bishop, Burks,Flippo, McDonald, Brewer, Boyd, Thompson, Peppers, Ridgeway. Row 2: Sowell, Rochell, Rayfield, Slamp, Griffin, Stevens, Jones, Skinner, Stephens, Gallian, Cole, Ashmore. Row 3: Frisbie, Pettus, Frazier, Childress, Griffin, Frazier, Griffin, Rayfield, Cox, Nix, Crowder, Kennedy. Row 4: Lance fManagerj, Myrick, Nelson, Roberts Hudgins, Knowles, Stafford, Slagle, McKissack, Slater, Trapp, Johnston, Stotser and McRee flvlanagersj, When the regular season began, Mr. Smotherman had joined the coaching staff, Returning to the gird- iron this season were Lettermen Bobby Brewer, Carlton Rochell, Tyson Robertson, Randall Kennedy, Sonny McCrory,Charles Boyd, Jim Bentley,Jerry Thompson, Tommy Brown, Jimmy Frisbie, Gene Ashmore, and Kenneth Pettus, During the course of the season, Robertson, Bentley, and McCrory were lost to the team: but twenty-one players lettered. Two players received honors from the Lawrenceburg Quarterback Club: Bobby Brewer received a trophy as the team's most valuable player and Carlton Rochell received one as the team's most outstanding blocker. One disappointment of the season was the post- ponement, due to bad weather, of the Springfield game, to which everyone had been looking forward. The climax of the season was the half-time cere- mony at the Thanksgiving Game with Pulaski, when Miss Charline Durham was crowned 1951 Football Queen, Her attendants were Misses Loice Kerstein, Nell Hand, Doris Daniels, Patsy Jenkins, and Janice Smotherman, uf -.. x, ,I - D r' nd A' ' a l If 1' . ,xii ' f' ' YK5 S' ,J .t....,l , N ,, r.,,. . W 4' ! M lf 44 , S fy, 'XS +1 s Q19 5 6 1? sl, n lr--at-we Q 3 . R mu. f.,.,m,,,w W--,,,f.w..1m v--- U? ,W 4gypggwg EnmAeg,gypf,1i A My im Wmirf 'lfW. 'NM3 A- , . '21 A y -' ,.,, . , , . ,wL,,Wfw,m w , , wah QII. , rx-.. lr ,, , Q r t, Q tt, ,B ., ,. , E ,,,. ,,,, ., Ml ,.,,,,A Qi, A in A .k, H V. ,. . an exif , t, gtg, f Q, 51 A - '- Q V 5 ., L 'twig '- If ff 5 rf31r'gw I , ., Q .,1.. H P M un r . t, Qwx u , ,V -f ,r- ,th S 4, yy f X N W My gmt 2 K ' Z my 5 ' . I 'Q K 5 Wg' V MSM, Mffftii' 5 x WW' --wzfkfr ,QW .Wm c ivaffl' '7 r H X ,N 1, Chccrlozrdors: Ruth Ezull, Patsy Knox, Barbara Alford, Janice Morris and Myrtle Smith fcilllllllillld- rngj, Gloria Marston, Imogene Murrcll, Goruldirrtz Grisham. 2, Gct him, lfburg! Hustle, McDonald 4, All the Way, Brcwcrl 5, Surrounded, G-8. 'l'hzmks- giving garnc. 7, Lzrwrunccburg with 6 points, under pile, 9, The disputtwd first-down. 10. Pop R.rlly, ll, L, C. H. S, Pup Squad, 5' Ji 4 JA A-'M vm L . -..W..., . ,,A..m, .. - 5 5 N wth , . A -0 t h O 3? 4: 1 ...v-JS-.Jwff W- ,Q g A.. w mx, f A fp ?'fv?fW, 5' ,N ' J A x,115W wk. ,. V3??3i?.. x5Q ' wi s -L Viiiyf P A 1 -.11-X . x I . 3 . - .P V ' ' 1 ' 3 1 A Q ,K',, . 'Q V, .L',, 'I ' iw-1 ii ' H L' er ll N 'Jh- M J! 1 11. 4 I 1 x 1 ,v Q 1 !,., 1 Q 'L 5. vw: V-I an is ll ,qw 'mf rv flil'ls' IgllSIil'l'lllII Row 1: JUG Owcn fnmruigerj, Qlurirxu .lohrmstfm fvzxptaixml Arm Patton fzwmndgcrl Rww Z1 Juyre? .Innes Ndnvy P.1t,LLm, .Im An Hyde, Jane' Sirnrns Jane Alllwrcl, .lwyv Martin, Wkmcllc Hehrwl Mfirtlm M.nrf.Mm. A-Xl.x jcfm Nmlc-r, Kay Hur tcm, N.mc'y Inllllllllg. 4-. fu Boys' Basketball I: jerry Thompson, Sunny cr, Tyswn Robcrlson,Wurmy fC.lDIllil1,, Sonny Mctlmry, all Kunncdy. Row 2: John fnmnagcrj, H. V. Pvsppcrs us Nix, Sunny Duke, Rufus, ard, Tummy Brown, Nml 1952 Basketball At a point well past the middle of the season, the records of games won and lost by both teams are not very impressive, but these records do not tell the com- plete story. For the first seven games, excluding the Alumni game, the teams played away from homeg both teams showed improvement after they began playing more home games. L,C,H.S, closed the interscholastic basketball season by playing host to both the Twenty-First District and the Sixth Regional Tournaments, A class tournament for both girls and boys, in which the varsity players assisted, followed the close of the regular season. GIRLS' As the playing season started, Corrine Johnston, dependable guard, was elected captain. Playing at forward were Jane A1ford,Jo Ann Hyde and Nancy Lan- ning,with Nancy Patton's name appearing in the lineup several times: other forwards were JuanellBehe1 and Joyce Jones. Playing guard were Captain Johnston, Jane Simms, and Joyce Martin, Kay Horton, Martha Marston, and Alajean Nailer were always ready to go in and do a good job, A loss to Summertown started the season, but the second encounter with the Summertown girls proved to be one of the most exciting Law-Co-Hi games. At the dedication of the gym on January 16, the local girls took a lead in the first few minutes and held it all the way, although the score was close enough to make it interesting. Another very exciting game was the second game with Pulaski, the Bobcats having previously wonover the Lawrenceburg girls by twelve points. The only time Lawrenceburg was not ahead was at the end of the first quarter when Pulaski led 7-1. From then on Law- renceburg pulled ahead and stayed ahead about two points for the remainder of the game. Some other ex- citing games were the Blanche, Fayetteville, Murfrees- boro, Mt. Pleasant, and Hohenwald games. The Law-Co -Hi girls enjoyed a better than average season and anticipated a good season next year, since only two players were to be lost from the squad by graduation. The school was honored to have two of the district's top scorers in Jane Alford and Jo Ann Hyde. BOYS' Under the capable direction of Coach Staggs, the season got under way with the selection of Charles Boyd as captain and George Lanning as altemate cap- tain. Soon George was forced to quit playing because of injury sustained earlier in football. With Sonny McCrory, Sonny Stotser, and Hollis Peppers at forward, with Charles Boyd, Tyson Robertson, and Sonny Duke at guard, and with Jerry Thompson at center, the team improved as the season progressed. Some of the substitutes who were often given an oppor- tunity to show their ability were Tommy Brown, Rufus Clifford, Randall Kennedy, and Grimes Nix. Unfortunately, the Wildcats' first game resulted in defeat at the hands of the strong Summertown team. Although they lost a number of their earlier encounters, some by small margins, they won more and more games as time passed, so that prospects began to look fine for the tournament. Jerry Thompson and Sonny McCrory were among the top scorers for the district. The boys' B-Team was more than usually active this year, under the direction of Coach Smotherman, These boys piled up an impressive number of victories, re- ceiving experience which seemed sure to prove valuable to future Law-Co-Hi varsity squads, BASKETBALL SCHEDULE Girls Boys LCHS Opponent LCHS 39 47 Summertown 61 40 74 22 Bodenham 36 61 26 40 Pulaski 46 45 49 34 Hohenwald 38 46 30 ll Alumni 49 27 44 34 Blanche 38 37 44 59 Fayetteville 39 ' 34 41 46 Collinwood 38 50 43 30 Summertown 45 34 54 39 Columbia 37 25 Girls Boys LC HS 0PP0nent LC HS 52 22 Lewisburg 37 65 35 33 Pulaski 56 50 64 69 Murfreesboro 53 58 '7 3 75 Mt. Pleasant 25 40 43 45 Loretto 31 38 42 25 Waynesboro 29 62 46 30 Hohenwald 49 48 Linden Loretto Linden -RG CL-'li' ELC ei If 'i X 1 4 ll L I H-A M J-In 5,-:-':.:. '-a- 27? T:- f-'NX F1 'ND f' I-fb-ii r4,,,....f kr ffff ff f fi ' y Y 5 f W 6 v Q Q 3: Wylie R. Willis WILLIS STUDIO XT,,3,lv 'M ,, Harry M. Willis Phone 4207 Phone 4882 Portraiiure i I I 5 t u h U Framing Coloring THE BOYS Kodak Finishing Enlmging 104Vz N. STREET Copying I TENNESSEE 61 aff-1 McKelvey's Flower Shop Flowers for all Occasions Phone 4511 - Night 4817 North Military Avenue Compliments of Edward Morris Super Market Phone 4661 Compliments of FLIPPO EDWARDS OIL CO. Distributors of Cities Service Products Phone 3162 Lawrenceburg, Tennessee Compliments of Lumpkins Men's Shop 109 N. Military Phone 4671 Smith Hardware and Sporting Goods When you think of sports, think of Smith's Mercury Motors - Aluma Craft Boats Robert Hayes 8- Sons Feeds - Seeds - Fertilizer - Hardware Lcwrenceburg, Tennessee Phone 3616 ix C . 4, fl ' 4. t 'ww-.grew Manx, ,M , La wrenceburg Electric System Located at tl1e Crossroads of Lawrence County and Dedicated to You - For the Future Progress and Prosperity of All. s Compliments of Beckham's Drug Store The Rexall Store Compliments of Crescent Hill Nursery F. W. 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It's greatto be alive.,.10, My,how Ruth has g,rown...11. Now ain't we coy?...12. Charles...l3. Could this be H. V. P ?...14, Jimmy...15. Sitting Pretty...16. There's Babs right behind the feet...1'7. Bob and Tom...18. Corky in minialure...19. Boys' chorus line-- oo,la,la...20. These are people?...21. lone... 22.,26. 1948 County Champs...23. Macie... 24. Shirley...25. Dottie...27. Howling at the moon ...28. EL-TOO-SEE at Clarksville... H 8. H ELECTRIC APPLIANCES HILLHOUSE HATCHERY 8. Philco 8. Tappan Electrical Appliances and FEED STORE Suppl ies Purina Chows Sales and Service U.S. Approved - Pullorum Passed Ph n 3756 Baby Chicks o e 208 N. Military Lawrenceburg, Tenn. Phone 42I6 Lawrenceburg, Tenn. QN- Compliments of R.K.0. Drug Store A Complete Drug Store Remember Our Fountain Service Compliments of MASSEY MOTOR CO., INC. Dodge - Plymouth Sales and Service Phone 3595 GOODYEAR SERVICE STORES Goodyear Tires 8. Batteries Admiral 81 Crosley Electrical Appliances Phone 4286 212 N. Military Avenue Lawrenceburg, Tennessee GOWEN 8. COMPANY Home Outfitters New 8. Used Furniture Lawrencebutg, Tennessee Depot Street Phone 3201 W. A. Hunter Hubert Parrish BEUERLEIN BROS. Tuxedo Feeds Quality Seeds Allis-Chalmers Farm Equipment Lawrenceburg, Tennessee Phone 4551 Congratulations, Seniors DOO LE Y'S Women's Apparel Phone 4I36 Depot Street Con gratulation s, Seniors from L. O. CRANE, POST 63 im Vim xx CII sskamaa .. W V - 2 5 f 6 O 5 , 'glN0 American Legion Compliments of PARKES MOTOR CO. r 5 , if um u , , A Lawrenceburg, Tennessee Compliments of DIXIE GRILL E. O. Shelton, Prop. Phone 4lII Engraved Graduation Invitations As Low as 94 each Remington Rand Typewriter: There is None Better THE OFFICE SUPPLY CO. 209 North Military Ave. Lawrenceburg, Tennessee EAST SIDE MARKET Howard Scott, Mgr. Meats, Groceries Frozen Foods KNIPPERS FURNITURE COMPANY Phone 4236 Depot Street 232 N. Locust Phone 3607 Lawrenceburg, Tennessee Compliments of COMMERCE-UNION BANK ORON HOOD International Harvester Oldsmobile, Cadillac and lrrigating Equipment Sales and Service Lawrenceburg, Tennessee FARMERS' SUPPLY COMPANY Your Complete Farm Store Telephone 3532 Lawrenceburg, Tennessee H. B. BRINK AND CO., INC. Building Material and Supplies Depot Street Phone 3515 Lawrenceburg, Tennessee THE COFFEE CUP CAFE Mr. and Mrs. Mike Dunn Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Holt 74 Refreshment Keeps The Wheels T tltxix xx, YR -ffl' , CLQJD 14- Compliments of EDWARDS MOTORS Q Sales Service New 8: USB!! Cars 8t Trucks N. Locust Ave. Phone 3835 INDEX T0 ADVERTISERS B gl W Diner 69 Parkes Motor Company Beckham's Drug Store 63 Peery's Pharmacy Beuerlein Brothers 73 Pollock Tire Company Blue Ribbon Cafe 64 R. K. O, Bob Baize Buick Co. 69 Robert Hayes and Son Bootery 68 Roberts Hardware Company Burt Bros. SL Dugger 66 Roberts Tractor and Implement Company Capertnu Chevrolet Co. 66 Rotary Club Caperton Insurance Agency 64 Salam and Salam, Inc, Chesterfield Cleaners 64 Smith Hardware City Cab 69 Stephens Iitney Jungle City Dry Cleaners 68 Sterlings City Drug Co. 65 Stone's Coca-Cola 75 Sullivans Home and Auto Store Coffee Cup Cafe 74 Swift and Company Cznnmeree-Union Bank 74 Togzgery lronall Factory 69 Vulco Rubber Co. James Insurance Agency 69 WDXE Jenkins 8: Darwin Bros, 66 Western Auto Associate Store Killcu's Department Store 68 Willis Studio Knippers Furniture Company 73 Craft Dry Goods Co. Kuhn's Store 68 Crescent Hill Nursery L. O. Crane Post 63 Dixie Grill L. L. Brian 65 Dooley's Lawrenceburg Electric Service 63 Double Cola Lawreneeburg, Produce Co. 64 Downey SL Jones Lawreucebuu Steam Laundry 67 Democrat-Union Locke's 68 East Side Market Lloyd Corner 67 Edwards Motors Luke's Soda Grill 70 Electrical Appliance Co. Lumpkins Men's Shop 62 Far1ner's Supply Co. M. Richardson Hardware Co. 68 First National Bank Massey Motor Company 72 Flippo 8L Edwards Oil Co. McGee's Market 66 Gaitherh Gallian Insurance Agency Me Kelvey's Flower Shop 62 Gallaher Stores Moore's 65 Goodyear Service Stores Morris Super Market 62 Gowen 85 Co. National Stores 64 H3 B- Bfillk 31 CO- Office Supply Company 73 Htllhouse Hatchery 81 Feed Store Umm Hood 74 H 8m H Electric Appliances Parkes Ltunber Company 69 Homer Smith Garage Lost Will and Testament We, the Class of '52, being of sound body and mind QWe thinkll and finding ourselves in possession of certain articles valueless to us, but priceless to the ones who follow in our footsteps, do hereby will and bequeath said belongings as follows: J. B. PERRY - To Bobby Craft my ability to argue. JAC- QUELINE OWENS - To Joann Hyde and Joyce Martin my ability to play basketball although I am short. JIM COPE- LAND - To Hollis Peppers my unintentional ability not to avoid complications - maybe he can outrun them. JOE DOUGLAS - My ability to memorize the unforgettable verses of Macbeth to John Blair. NADINE POAG - My ability to play hookey and not get caught to Martha Ann Hollis and Gail Gunselman. LOICE KERSTEIN - My pleasure of being football queen's attendant to my sister, Mary Elizabeth. JAMES FRISBIE - My seat in D, E, class to anyone who can argue with Miss Old and get away with it. WANDA OSBORNE - My love for sailors to Janice Wallin. CORKY BRIAN - My great love and affection for Coach Luna to Harold Bradbary. LENA RUTH WEBB - My seat in senior English class to George Webb. WILDA MARKUS - My admiration for Shakespeare to my sister, Martha, in an effort to arouse her interest. MARY KATH- RYN WATERS and KATHRYN HUBBARD - Our ability to be good friends for four years to Gloria and Kathryn Marston. JOYCE HOOVER - My front seat in English class to anyone that is lucky enough to get it. RICHARD BECKHAM - My abailaty to spell corectly to any Junyer boy who neads it. JANICE MORRIS - My ability to be Stanley's right-hand-man to Gloria Marston. MARY NELLE BUSBY - My long hair to Jacque Lindsey. ETNA BERRYHILL and LOU NELLE BARNETT - Our ability to get along with Mr. Elder to Shelby Barnett. PEGGY MOBBS - My Junior English grades to Ruth Mobbs. SARAH FRANKS - Oakle to Norma Watson and Jackie Stutts on the condition that it shall not be changed in anyway, and shall be used exactly as Nettie, Barbara, and I used it. GLORIA KIIVBLE - My ability to make friends with people at first sight to Syble Crews. BILLY NEWTON - My history book and teacher to Wayne Mobbs. JOSE- PHINE OWENS - My ability to wash the squad's socks and knee pads to Ann Patton, for she will need it. NORMAN PENNINGTON - One free glass of goat's milk each to Charles Sowell and Mr. Crews when the history begins to get conplicated to them. TYSON ROBERTSON and ROBERT WILLINGHAM - Our private seats in the office to anyone who wants them. ED HENDRIX - My ability to take English four and a half years to Tommy Brown. BERTHA LEE OSBORN - My interest in Home Economics to Rubel Thompson. ORON TROUP - Mr. Crews to the Junior Class. BOBBY BREWER - My nickname Leler to Charles Sowell, who deserves it. NANCY WALTZ - My ability to get a husband to Jewel Dean Wilson. RUSSELL SMITH - My ability to make D' in English to Don Daniels. SONNY MCCRORY - My nickname, One Wing , to Eddie Myrick. RAY GALLIAN - My ability to get dressed late after football practice to Billy Stephens. SARAH PIERCE - My ability to get along with teachers to Joann Crews. BILLY HODGE - My seat in physics to whoever is interested in science. ELGENE THOMPSON - My curly hair to Ed White. DOLA SPURGEON - My good times in history class to Shelby Dixon. JIM BENTLEY - My seat in home room to Tommy Brown so he will have to wait an hour before getting out every morning. ROBERTA RAINEY - My ability and love for Home Ec. to Bettye Faye Helton. THEODORE MATTOX- My success with Mr. Crews to Collie Mattox. JERRY SMITH - My ability to get my history before school each morning to anybody crazy enough to try. VIRGIL Mc- CAFFERTY - My front seat in history to Jimmie Bonner when he needs it. INEZ SANDUSKY - Whatever I have that has enabled me to be in the L. C. H. S. Band for four years to my sister Clydean, who I hope will be in high school next year. MARLENE AARON - My splash of freckles to Shirley Pollock Clf she thinks she can stand the teasingj. MACIE HARRIS - My nickname, Tomato Face, to anyone who is unfortunate enough to blush. JOYCE AARON and CAROL JACO - Our ability to get along with two certain soldiers to Geneva Moore and Lillie White. DOROTHY CREWS - My ability for always getting into predicaments to Syble Crews, who always has smooth salllng. PEGGY BAXTER - My ability always to be in the middle of everything that is happening, to Gloria Marston because she hasn't enough to do. JANE CHILDRESS - My back seat in Miss Ga:-ner's home room to Gale DePriest. NOVELLA HOLT - My ability to talk when I should be listening and listening when I should be talking, to Jane Clanton. JOYCE NELSON - My ability to keep a home room of P. C.'s QPrivileged Charactersj to anyone who gets the job next year. BARBARA MOTE - My ability to have to run to keep up with long-legged Nettie and Sarah to anyone who is crazy enough to have two long-legged girl friends. WILDA CLIFTON - My ability to sleep in Miss Garner's English class and not get caught to anyone who has the nerve to take 3 chance. LEO CLAYTON - My seat in history class to Harvey Pollock. JACKSON BISHOP - My ability to be honest and fair in this game of life to John Fleeman. KENNETH PETTUS - My ability to get along with William Pettus to anyone who needs it. JANE LONG - My ability to collect jokes on Friday nights to anybody in the band who needs some new ones. ORALEE FREEMAN - My love for Home Economics to Mary Dean Beard. WILLIE JEAN McGUIRE - My history book to Virginia Powell, if she has the nerve to take lt. THOMAS SPRINGER - My brain to some poor unfortunate person that can use it. CALVIN JONES - My ability to pass history to whoever needs it. REBA TICE - My dry wit to anyone crazy enough to want it. HAZEL SHARPTON - My ability to talk in any of my classes and get away with it to anyone who talks a lot. ELIZABETH JACKSON - My seat in Miss Gamer's room to Joyce Green. NETTIE JANE WATERS - My ability to come to school asleep in the moming to any red-blooded American who thinks he can stay awake all night and listen to Barbara and Sarah talk. MARTHA MARSTON and DALE BELEW - Our ability to be friends all through school to Faye June Love and Mary Frances Fleeman. J. E. SUTTON - My back seat in fourth period study hall to any lucky boy. NORMAN JONES - My ability to attract Macie Harris' attention in English class to Miss Gamer. CHARLENE DURHAM and GERALDINE TUCKER - Our luck at running red lights and getting caught to anyone crazy enough to get out of town. STELLA HARDY - My ability to get along with Mr. Hooker to anyone who will need it. KLYNE ROUCHELLE - My seat in history to Charles Poag. MARY FRANCES POAG - My love for Detroit to Hattie Bishop. CHARLES BOYD - My honesty to H. V. Peppers. JANE CUNNINGHAM -- My ability to take four years of science to anyone who likes science. EVADALE FREEMAN - My place in the Beta Club to my brother, Carl. MARY FRANCIS PRINCE - My love for Fall River to Bonnie Fox. VIRGIE NORWOOD - My front seat in Miss Gamer's English Class to anyone who can stay awake. W. B. SMITH - My good used History book to anyone who is man enough to take it. JOYCE LAY and SYLVIA MURDOCK - Our friendship to Barbara Gobbell and Patsy Jenkins. DORIS STEPHENSON - My ability to make friends with everyone to any shy newcomer. MAR- GARET ANN ROHLING - My seat in home room to Mary Elizabeth Kerstein. HELEN KEETER, IRENE FRAZIER, and BETTY HARDIMAN - Our front seats on the bus to Louise Keeter, Jackie Hardiman, and Margie-Glass, hoping they will be able to keep them. KATHERINE SOUTH and MARY PATTERSON - Our ability to be buddies all four years in high school to any two people who can put up with each other that long. AARON MCDONALD - My front seat in history to anyone who wants it. FRANKIE GRAY - My ability to get demerits in fourth period study hall to Sylvia Richmond. JOYCE DAVIS - My ability to argue with Mr. Crews and get by with it to Cecil Weeks. WINNIE BREWER - My giggles to Edna Dickson. BILL GRAVES - My ability to go out for basketball for four years and never make the varsity to anyone who wants it. WILMA SHAFFER - My curly hair to anyone who hates to roll hers. JOHN DAVID CROSS - My ability to get along with Mr. Coffman to Bobby Kilburn. GAIL DENSON and JANE ALFORD - Our ability to stay friends and never agree to Barbara Al- ford and Gretchen Shelton. IRENE HAYGOOD - My long hair to Mrs. Shelton. DORIS HOLLAND - My love??? for Summertown to my brother, Harley. MARTHA SCOGGIN - My ability to sit by open windows and radiators to any red-blooded American that can stand wind, rain, snow, and heat. BOBBY SPRINGER - My lack of memory to Charles Littrell in case of an emergency. JERALDYNE MESSER - My ability to laugh and get caught to my sister Martha and to others who take the chance. FRANCES PLUNKETT - My temper to Mary Nelle Harris. PATRICIA TIDWELL - My love for Coach Luna to those who are as temperamental as I amg they need it. VERNA DEAN BISHOP - My short hair to Vonda Lee Newton. ELIZABETH RAWDON - My ability to love a Junior boy to Jane Drake. NORMA JANE BLASINGIM - My ability to giggle at the most embarrassing moments to Mary Laura Wolfe. ELOISE CREWS - My enormous height to Lela Mae Frakes. CECILIA EVERS - My office of class secretary to any one lucky enough to get it. BONNIE KEMPER - My A's in deportment to my sister, Sandy. LOU ANN GOBBELL - My ability to get along with Mr. Hooker to Barbara Gobbell. MYRTLE SMITH and SYBIL SKINNER - Our combined knowledge of Literature to anyone who may land in Mr. Luna's English class. BILLY MICHAEL - My ability in Parliamentary Procedure to John Flgeman. B. T. HARRIS - My ability to do Ch! wacklest physics experiments to Virgil Crowder. CHAR- LENE HALL and CUBBY BELEW - To Hilda Balze our love of living and our ability to laugh. We, the Seniors of Fifty-Two, In signing this our Will for you, Do hope that you will find lt pleasing - Wlth no mistakes - and not deceiving! Witnesses: Senior Class of '52 Buck Rogers Howdy Doody 15 . my air 'XL 16 . 429. A-'.,, ' 'g.qu- 1 ,r , . frfif .'?tx ' f fran 4 ,fx T Mu5jf'+5! - .1 Y' 1:--A Y N 1,5-7311. .gr . ' L vf'4f'- . . -' 1 ,w 1. -4. xi. ...I ,A c W' my , 'aa ,P.-' , Mn .Lrg wr , .laws .. Un .. fi' . 'uf .- aif- W 31 ,. , ,lv Z u ',' . nn, , A .3,. .X -Q, rx . 4 if gl 'Lx B:- .An I i v . My 3' .r I 1, ff if 5. 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