Lebanon High School - Souvenir Yearbook (Lebanon, TN)

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Third Row: Doak Young, Bill Lavender, Robert Trice, John Brooks. Q No picture available: George Moore. - M it E U I A ii N. Ex, 3 As a token of our appreciation, We, 4 J of the Souvenir Staff, Wish to dedi- X cate this twenty-first edition of the . N , X I Souvenir to those members of the 'I Senior Class Who are already serving our country in the various branches of the armed services. J A V M' Q A , , 1' :f , 1' , 1 MJ' 'f mf! ,, f I ff! Aft 'L 4 Diff! 'J Al 1 If K, J 5 I X X775 1 ,W 7,f,.v--19 0, v ?5lJ'w3' CVVV , ix... , Q, .. X . 3-3.1: , . ' - ...., , Si lk s '- a ff ' ' ' -, BASS: wavcwr . PHGTMHH Pwr, fame f M-5 ll ,L ,f7'+!I I 5 'Q' 'M' MISS GLADQIS EEAKINS, A.B.Z, Cumberland Universityg Graduate Work at Pea- body Collegeg Mid-State pre-Bight courseg Head of Mathematics Departmentg Dean of Girlsg Beta Clqb Sponsorg Junior Class Sponsor. I ,I , . J if Q , 'g l, t G 1 Iain, Low HESTER, B.s., 'Cumberland U ni v e r s i t yg Mid-State pre-fight courseg Hejid of Science Departmentg Chemistry glubfspon org C. A. P. Sponsorg Junior Class ponsor. gy, 2 I v 5 r WILLIAM K. WRIGHT, A.B. Cumberland Universityg Graduate Work at Pea- body Collegeg Head of Modern Language Depart- mentg Director of Musicg Head of Social Science Departmentg Co-Sponsor of International Rela- tions Clubg Junior Class Sponsor. MISS REBECCA BASKIN, A.B. Cumberland Universityg Graduate Work at Uni- versity of Tennesseeg Home Economics and General Science Instructorg Co-Sponsor of Home Economics Clubg Sophomore Class Sponsor. MRS. TOLBERT ESKEW, B.s. Cumberland Universityg Mathematics Instructorg Sophomore Class Sponsor. HUGH EVANS, B.S. Tennessee Polytechnic Instituteg M. A., Peabodyg Head of Agricultural Departmentg F. F. A. Sponsor' Sophomore Class Sponsor. s MRS. J. M. VADEN, A.B. Clark Junior Collegeg A. B., Cumberland Univer- sityg Head of Ancient Language Department' Sophomore Class Sponsor. 9 MISS KATHERINE WATSON, B.S. Middle Tennessee State Teachers Collegeg Post Graduate Work at Cumberland Universityg Gradu- ate Work at Peabody Collegeg Instructor of General Science and Mathematicsg Head of Physic- al Education Departmentg Freshman Class Sponsor. fwlff' gf MRS. FRANK Homouy, A.BkXvI Ns Cumberland Universityg Graduat Work at Pea- body Collegeg Head of English Departmentg In- structor in English and Mathematicsg Freshman Class Sponsor. E Mrss MARGARET MORSE, A.B. Cumberland Universityg Instructor of S o cial Science and Englishg Co-Sponsor of International Relations Clubg Freshman Class Sponsor. Miss CLAY MCCAMPBELL, B.S. Cumberland Universityg S p o n s 0 r of Science- Aviation Clubg Freshman Class Sponsor. MISS LUCRETIA WATERS, B.S. Home Economics Departmentg University of Tennesseeg Graduate Work at University of Ten- nessee and University of Coloradog Head of Home Economics Departmentg Co-Sponsor of Home Economics Club. MRS. HELEN MEANS, A.B., B.s. in L.S. Cumberland Universityg Peabody Collegeg full time librariang Assistant Aviation Club Sponsor. MISS GERALDINE ESKEW, A.B. Cumberland Universityg English Instructorg Wil- son County Librarian. MRS. J. C. GWALTNEY High School Certificate, Watertown High Schoolg Teacher's Diploma from Mrs. Yoxall Cotton, Con- servatory of Music, Nashvilleg Instructor of Piano. MRS. MAE GREGORY ROUSSEAU Mrs. Rousseau, former Redpath Chautauqua enter- tainer, is head of the Speech Arts Department. She studied with the Flowers Academy and the Schuster-Martin Studio and has trained many state and sectional champion orators. X X 4. feb'-..4.! I ff af+,....:. 1.1 - 4..,.,,. 1 5- Sfbs- .fyyg ,L,,v i -C-I Q,-f..g,,s.4 s, L 1- f a 1 I ,.. '7 X ' 1 1 1 I 1 V ,X . V V C 7 , I r f ' l K, , -nf ' U' I -Aff? ,T we 'Lf I, V , , Liga! , V V' I I 1 I 1. I fe! tif! 4 gtwffw X for ' wiv? 1 All-J -l!!f,l,4,L,' Leaf . ' , - , I Q ff ' 'J bvifbvfbbe- jf' 1 1 .ny ,,1,DifC'5'Cf1..?.,,' LQ, if , L, ' Myer wwf' ' may -. ' fu, fi, '-kv., '- f' f. L ' f ,C V , ' ' if , -r '. i in 4- ' f , X f fi! , . ffl, . xi, 1 a . MRS. FRANK W. BEARD, B.S. Cumberland Universityg Graduate Work at Pea- body Collegeg Mid-State pre-Hight courseg Com- mercial Departmentg Sponsor of L Clubg Senior Class Sponsor. MRS. WILLIAM DUNNAWAY, A.B. Cumberland U n i v e r si t yg Mid-State pre-fight courseg English and Social Science Instructorg Senior Class Sponsor. V EUGENE H. SLOAN, A.B., LL.B., M.A. Principal Cumberland Universityg Peabody Collegeg Uni- versity of Pennsylvania. j: ' Q J . VJ R w .A X' lu i .. ' A .1 l1l,jff'si9'L sf' V' ,ff QW X' FJUHEWURU Prayerfully believing that the class of '45 is a victory class , the members face With the same conii- dence and courage, the postwar problems that has characterized graduates of this school during de- pression and War. We shall strive to maintain those ideals for which over four hundred of our alumni are lighting and for Which twelve have died. As the first class to graduate from an A-1 Leba- non High, We pledge A-1 citizenship to our community, state, and nation. -THE STAFF. 1 1 JEANNE BLADES Class Editor BEN DRIVER, Sgt. at Armsg ELOISEGASTON,T'l'9t1S'U.1'6TjBOB MCCOWN, Presidentg DOROTHY RAY, Secretaryg BAss WRIGHT, Vice President. SE lllll CLASS CLASS MOTTO: All for one and one for all. CLASS FLOWER: Red Rose CLASS COLORS: Blue and gold. JU IUH CL S5 Standing: BOB J ENNINGS, Vice President: BUSTER JENNINGS, President: EDGAR SETTLERS, Sgt. at Arms. Seated: LOIS GRIME, Secretaryg JEAN Cox, Treasurer. SUPHU DRE EL SS EARL BARBOUR, T r e a su r e rg EVELYN LEDBETTER, Vice Presi- dentg BILLY HUGHEY, Presideratg MARY DOUGLAS MARTIN, Secre- tary: WALLIS BAIRD, Sgt. at Arms. FRESHM!-KN EL SS Standing: TOMMY LEA, Sgt. at Armsg BUDDY JENNINGS, Pres- ident: JACK RUSSELL, Vice Pres- dent. Seated: CLARA JEAN BRANHAM, Secretary: JEANIE ROSE, Treas- urer. x B ix 4' 9 J fiffige me gl Xl Us FQQTQQQ lx. l 57 iii .X tx .R T x ,AJ i f' xf ,' of J ' r' if W' 'ffl 'i P f ' f' . 1 ff 1' f bjjpb J! .61 , if I 4 ,af V if l f ftf 5 ty, H? JU v MARTHA Jo ANDREWS Pollyl' Lebanon High '41-,453 Home Economies '41-'44g Glue Club '44-'45. JEANNE BLADES 'fQueenie', Lebanon High l4l-l45g Girls' HB' Team Basketball '41-'42g Cheerleader '41g Debate Team '41-'42g Forensic Contestant '41-425 Home Economics Club ,4l-'42g Lamb Festival Queen '42g Girls' Chorus '42-'43g Beta Club '43-'45g Society Editor Hilltop Highlights ,43-'44g International Relations Club '43-'45g Charter Member Rainbow Girlsg Dramatics Club '44-'45g Glee Club '44-'45g Class Editor Souvenir '44-'45g Four Year Honor Rollg Valedic- torian. MILDRED LOUISE BOUTON Lebanon High '41-'45g Home Economics Club '41- '42g Honor Board '41-'42g Beta Club '43-'45g Inter- national Relatiors Club '44-,455 Four Year Honor Roll. SARAH BRAGG Saryl' Gladesville High '41-'43g Secretary of Freshman Classg Lebanon High '43-'45g Home Economics Club '43-'45g President Home Economics Club '44-'45g Music '43-'45: Four Year Honor Roll. SUE YBRAGG f'Susie Gladesville High '41-43: Most Studious Girl '42- '43g Lebanon High '43-'45g Home Economics Club '43-'45g Music '43-'45g Beta Club ,44-,451 Monitor '44-'45g Paper Staff '44-'45 Public Speaking '44-'-45. BETTY JOE BRANHAM B, J. Lebanon High A42-'45g Pres'dent Freshman Classg Home Economics Club '42-'43g Monitor '43-'45g Beta Club '44-'45g Basketball '42-'44g Varsity Basketball '44-'45: Glee Club '44-453 Paper Re- porter '43-'44. tx . K I -, V' . f' ' f .1 , - , , J :ri A- 'XL A X, O V il B .I , s. 1, . I' , I, V E. -L 1 I' JOHN BROOKS Ro U Franklin High '41-'42, Member B Team Foot- ball '42g Lebanon High '42-'45g Member Varsity Football '43-'45, F. F. A. '43-'45, B Team Basket- ball '43-'44g All Conference Center '44, City Judge Boys' State '44, Junior Rotarian, Bachelor of Ugliness '44-'45 Traffic Manager of Student Body, L Club '43-'45. MARTHA CLEMMONS Willie Lebanon High '41-'45, Girls' B Team Basketball '41-'42, Home Economics Club '41-'42, House of Representatives '41-'42, Forensic Contestant '41- '42g Most Beautiful Girl '41-'42, Glee Club '42-453 Secretary of Junior Class, Member of Highlights' Staff '43-'44g Vice-President of Beta Club '44-'45g Dramatics Club '44-'45, Feature Editor of Souvenir '44-'45g D. A, R. Representative '44-'45, Four Year Honor Rollg Salutatorian. MARGARET EVELYN DEDMAN Mert Edison High, '41-'42, Piano, '41-'42, Chorus, '41- '42g Elizabeth High, '42-'43g Voice, '42-'43g Glee Club, '42-'43, Dramatics, '42-'43g Lebanon High, '43-'45, Glee Club. '44-'45, Dramatics, '44-'45, Honor Board, '44-'45, Beta Club, '44-'45, International Relations Club, '44-'45, Monitor '44-'45, Paper Staff, '44-'45' Four Y ar Honor Roll. HELIA LOU DILLA3 f -2-5-xJf.L.ulu Lebanon High, '4l- 55 Sole ce ub, '41-'42g Home Economics Club '41-'43, Monitor '44-'45, DAVID DINGES Cookville High '41-'43, Castle Heights '43-'44' Lebanon High '44-'45. 1 BEN DRIVER Alex Monterey High, '41-'42, Football, '41-'42, Basket- ball, '41-'42g Lebanon High, '42-'45, Science Club, '42-'43, Monitor, '43-'44, House of Representatives, '43-'45g Speaker of House, '44-'45 L Club, '43- '45g Baseball, '43-'45g Softball, '43-'45g Football, '42-'45: All-Conference Guard. '43-'44, All-Op- ponent to Portland, '43-'44, All-Opponent to Litton, '44, Honorable Mention Football, '44, All-Midstate Guard Honorable Mention, '44, Sergeant-at-arms Senior Class, Basketball B Team, '43-'44, Mana- ger Basketball, '42-'44g Boys' State, '44, Sports Editors Souvenir, '44-'45, Officer Teen Town, '44- '45g Sergeant-at-arms L Club, '44-'45, Junior Rotarian, '45, , L' A - 6 f-.- I fi Lf f. If Q 1 ' . 41 ff WM. 'flllwf v E JY, l, Y,bi+,,u1 K 4 A3 'S l X X X I als X l N nl 3 ,Q 4 H u 'X I J ' 2 X I N p 1 S n. Vt is x S Q. 'N . -, i S K ,Q .1 X ,Y Y, P , I f if x - , 1' ,Ml IU HS , 5 if ' 1 x I f I 1 Xl ' I ' S ' Nik' NV' ,ly .J hy , I i N .f J? VoNdr1.E -. DIIVARDS Vomzy' LCb3HQTJ High, '41-l45, Home Economics Club, '41- '4fk' International Relations Club, '44-'45, Monitor ii?1'4?j S ator, '44-'45. .2 V , ix fix' ' Txisn ANN ESKEW 'tT1sh Lebanon High, '42-145, Home Economics Club, '42- '43g UL' Club, ,43-l45g Varsity Basketball, '42-'45, Monitor, '43-'45, DoLoRi:s FRANKLIN Dot Jacksboro High, '41-'44, Music Club, '41-'42, Home Economics Club, '41-,433 Girl Scouts, '41-'42, Basketball, '41-'43, Program Chairman Home Economics Club, ,42-,435 Dramatics Club, '42-'43, Glee Club, '42-'43, Assistant Business Manager Paper Staff, '42-'43, Paper Staff, '43-'44g Lebanon High School, '44-'45, Home Economics Club, '44- '45g Four Year Honor Roll. ELo1sr: GASTON 'tRed Lebanon High, '41-,45g Dramatics, '41-'45, Beta Club, '43-'45, Home Room Reporter, '43-'44, Glee Club, '44-'45, President International Relations Club, '44-'45, Secretary of Senior Class, Four Year Honor Roll. JOHN MCDONALD GIBBS Johnie Lebanon High, '42-'45, Home Economics Club, '42- 43: ULU Club, '42-'45, Cheerleader, '42-'43, Monitor, '43-'45, Charter Member Rainbow Girls, Prettiest Girl. '44-'45. HELON GILL UGoofy Gusl' Lebanon High, '41-'45, Secretary of Freshman Class, Reporter of Science Club, ,4l-'42, B Team Basketball, '41-'43, President of Home Economics Club, '42-'43, President- of Home Room, '42-'43g Home Economics Club, '41-'45, International Re- lations Club, '44-'45, Beta Club, '44-'45, L Club, '44-'45, Circulation Manager Hilltop Highlights, '44-'45, Cheerleader, '44-'45, Attendant Football Queen, '44-,455 Secretary-Treasurer of Student Body, '44-'45, Representative, '43-'44, Most Popular ifg1'l,,4l?4-'45, Varsity Basketball, '44-'45, Dramatics, 1 1 1, SE IUHS MILDREQ E. GREEN Milly Lebanon High, l42-'45, Science-Aviation Club, '42- '43g Basketball, '44-'45, Dramatics Club, '42-'43, Four Year Honor Rollg David Lipscomb College- Summer School, '44. HELEN GRISSIM Lebanon High, '41-'45, Science Club, '41-'42, Home Economics Club, '41-'45. HUGH BROWN GWYNNE Pretty Boyv Mt. Juliet High, '41-'43, F. F. A., '41-'43, President Sophomore Class, Beta Club, '42-'43, Lebanon High, '43-'45, F. F, A., '43-'45, Treasurer F. F. A., '43-'44, Beta Club, '43-'45, Circulation Manager Hilltop Highlights, '43-'44, F. F. A. President, '44'-'45, Associate Editor Hilltop Highlights, '44-'45, Moni- tor, '44-'45g Four Year Honor Roll. s BLANCHE CORNENE HANCOCK Corny' Lebanon High, ,42-'45, Home Economics Club, '42- '43, NLD Club, '43-'45, Varsity Basketball', '43-'45, Beta Club, '44-'45, Sports Editor. Hilltop Highlights, '44-'45, Treasurer HL Club, '44-,455 Glee Club, '44- '45g Monitor, '43-'45. MARTHA HANKINS Pampus'i President Freshman Classg Home Economics Club, '41-,42g Glee Club, '41-'45g Debate Team, '41-'42, HBH Team Basketball, '41-'42 Monitor, l42-'43, Beta Club, '43-,453 Dramatics, '43-'45, Honor Board, ,43-'45g Cheerleader, ,44-,45, Football Queen Atten- dant, '44-'45, Historian of Souvenir Staff. '44-'45, Business Manager of Hilltop Highlights, '44-'45, L Club, '44-'45, Charter Member Rainbow Girls, Four Ycar Honor Roll. THOMAS HARALSON Red,' Lebanon High, ,4l-'45, Band, l4l-'42, Aviation Club, ,42-'43, HL Club, '44-'45, Football, l43-'45, Varsity Fooball, '44-'45, Junior Class Vice-President, President Home Room, '44-'45g Most Popular Boy, '44-'45, Public Speaking, 12 Years, Business Mana- ger Souvenir Staff. '44-'45, Boys' State, y44, Curn- berland Valley Conference Music Contestant, '41- '42g C. A. P., '44-'45, Junior Rotarian, February '45, .fly , ,. 11' n r . If-i V ., If - X- I P 4 sa , ,, .. . w fl S- .I ,1 ' ! ' J I I 1 f 9 J fjlx fl! jg M IJ 1 1 K lil . I A JI 111, fjfi 1 H I , I J J ff! fs , fl NTE- MILDRED JUANITA HELTON Snooks Lebanon High, '41-'45g Home Economics Club, '41- '45g Science Club, '41-'43, Soft Ball Captain, '44-'45. MELVIN HOLLAND Earl Lebanon High, '41-'45, F. F. A., '41-'45, Treasurer F. F. A,, '44-,455 Monitor, '44-'45, MARY ELLEN HOLMAN Lit,' Lebanon High, '41-'45, Home Economics Club, '44- '45g Monitor, '44-'45, Y I 1 figs I ' 'kill I ,V i flldlf' . 1 LMP' , r' , X MARTHA HQWARD Piggy Lebanon High, '41-'45, Basketball B Team, '41- '42g Horne Economics Club, '41-,423 Varsity Basket- ball, ,42-'45g Beta Club, '43-'45, L Club, '43-'45g Secretary HL Club, 44-453 Captain Basketball Team, ,44-'45, Best Girl Athlete, '44-'45, Girl Most Likely to Succeed, '44-'45, Assistant Sports Editor Souvenir Staff, '44-'45, Senator, '42-'43, Monitor, '44-'45. CHRISTINE HUNTER Chris Lebanon High, '41-'45, Home Economics Club, '41- '44g Beta Club, '44-'45, International Relations Club, ,44-'45, Monitor, '43-l44. MARVINE HUNTER 'fT'rixie Lebanon High, '41-'45, Home Economics Club, '41- '44g Beta Club, '44-,455 Club Reporter Paper Staff, '44-'45, International Relations Club, '44-'45, Moni- tor, '43-,44. SE IUHS ANISE JACKSON Ease Lebanon High, '41-'45, Home Economics, '41-'45. DELLA M. JENKINS Jinx,' Lebanon High, '41-'45, Varsity Basketball, '42-'45, 'ALM Club, ,43-'45, C. A. P., '44-l45. MARTHA JEAN JOHNSON Mod Lebanon High, l4l-'45, Science Club, '41-'42, Home -V Economics Club, '41-'45, Future Farmer Queen f Attendant, '44-'45. ,A L J J -y W f :J ,fl M' f . ff ,qf mf f u ,' ,Ve MARY RUTH JOHNSON yt Corkey' Lebanon High, '41-'43, '44-'45, Science Club, '41- '43g Home Economics Club, '41-'43, BH Team Basketball, '41-'43, Beta Club, '44-'45, Member of Honor Board, '44-'45, Cheerleader, '44-'45, Dra- matics Club, '44-'45, HL Club, l44-l45, Hartsville High, '43-'44g Secretary of Letter Club, '43-'44, Captain Basketball Team, '43-'44, Expression, '43- '44 - wx! ! if a t ' ' ' E. X ink 3, -3 5.1 1, ,.... A . f , ig , ' jg lk .31 ' HOWARD LA-NNOM 1'-4 in Lebanon H1gh, ,41-'45. - , O A ,A 1 . 4 , li, i , I we .fr KENNETH LANNOM ' gr Lebanon High, '40-'45, Treasurer Freshman Class, - ,gi l F. F. A., '40-'45, Monitor, '42-'45. 'Y , .5331 .,::: -A ' -' i wkgji l flu A A ii ? ffl' x ,ifM,,,,,,,,,,,,.f . .Q W v ,,.:Lss??fvjf'vfW' Q . x ,AJC AJA' I ' ' 2 Z 4 . -1 g - ',l..,,,.,,,,,.,., QW. ' ' . 1 AdAV,!,.- ju. '15, . ,,4,,,..41,cg 1.4-'--.-, 4,,,-.,,,,2 5 I F f 5 xg. .L, 10115 'iQ i f'ff-J fa af -4..c,'flQD ,,,1jl4g,gj-,grmw ' I ,, ,I g gx-2,4455 ,q JL!-AY I 5 BUDDY LASATE ' Genius ,QSM '33-. 1 9 Lebanon Hig '41-'45, Forensic Contestant, '41- '42g Debate 'If am, '41-'42, Science Club, ,4I-'43, Scien e Aviation Club, '43-'45, C. A. P., '44-'45, Beta-' lub,,f43 '45, International Relations Club, '43-, ng Hogbr YBoard, '41-'42, Prosecuting Attor- ney,,Q44-'4 X Volunteer Boys' State, '44, News Edit rliof Boys' State Paper-County Attorney, Phy cal ducation Leader, '42-'45, Hilltop High- ligh s Sta ' '41-'44g Tennessee State Guard, Organ- ization E ito of Souvenir, '44-'45, Four Year Jim? Roll. J 'J Al 1 X 4 1 S .LJ L H RHEA LEWIS 'Snowflake' lL banon High, '41-'45, Basketball B Team, '41- , g Home Economics Club, '41-'42, Science Club, '4 -'42, Glee Club, '41-'42, Drum Majorette, '41- 52, Dramatics Club, '42-,453 L Club, '44-'45g I . A. P., '44-'45, Society Editor of Hilltop High- ghts, '44-'45, Cheerleader, '44-'45, Assistant Cir- C lation Manager Souvenir Staff, '44-'45, Football ueen, '44-'45. 9 ARY ANN LIGON Tinkem Gladesville High, '41-'43, Vice-president of Class, ' 41-'42, Lebanon High, '43-'45, Home Economics Club, 143-'45, Cheering Squad, '44-'45, ii ' 3 FU-EA MAI MAJOR Tubby Lebanon High, '41-45, Home Economics Club, '41- f'45, Vice-president Home Economics Club, '43-'44, ' Dramatics Club, '43-453 Monitor, '43-,45g Secretary CP Home Room, '42-'43, Vice-president Student Body, '44-'45, Beta Club, '44-'45. MADELYN MARTIN Lebanon High, '41-'45, Glee Club, ,41-'45, Home Economics Club, '41-'45g Vice-president Home Economics Club, '42-'43, S o n g l e a d e r Home Economics Club, '41-'42, Home Room Officer, '41- '42g Secretary of Sophomore Class Home Room Gfficer, '42-'43, Treasurer Junior Class, Dramatics Club, '43-'45, Miss High School, '44-'45, NERMA FRANCES MASSEY Lebanon High, '41-'45, Home Economics Club, '41- '44, International Relations Club, ,44-'45. SE IUHS Bos MCCOWN Shag Lebanon High, '41-'45, Vice-president Sophomore Classg Captain Football Team, ,44-'45, Football, '41-'45, Basketball, '42-'43, President-Senior Class, President LH Club, '44-'45, Most Valuable Player, Football, '44-'45, Best Boy Athlete, l44-'45, Boys, State, '44g C. V. C. '43-'44, Honorable Mention C. V. C., '44-'45g Third Team all Mid-State, Football, '44-'45, F. F. A., 444-,455 Junior Rotarian, October, '44, Baseball, '43-'44, BEN MIDGETT Lebanon High, ,41-'45g F. F. A., 441-'45g Boxing Team, '41-'42, Dramatics Club, '42-'43, Treasurer Home Room, '43-'44, Vice-president F. F. A., '44- '45g Honor Board, '44-'45. GEORGE MOORE Lebanon High, '41-'45. MARY ELIZABETH MOSER Columbia High School, Columbia, South Carolina, '42-'43, Representative, ,42-,433 Junior Red Cross Council, '42-'43, J. H. A., '42-'43, Lebanon High, '43-'45, Home Economics Club, ,43-,445 Science- Aviation Club, '43-'44g Monitor, '44-'45, . , 1 , ,f - ,f TMMY4. 4 ?'1,z.. ,ju f' 74,,!i.xf,4f JV VAL, AP'-Q, 1' -fd! A ,fi I' ', Y ' ' , J CHARLOTTE NICHOLSON Char,' Rogersville High, Rogersville, Tennessee, '41-43, Secretary Sophomore Class, Lebanon High, ,43- '45g Beta Club, '43-'45g Home Economics Club, '43- '45, Beta Club Reporter, '44-'45: House of Re- presentatives, '44-'45, Secretary-Treasurer Home Room, '44-'45, Dramatics, Public Speaking, Music, '43-'45, Four Year Honor Roll. KENNETH PATTON K. P. Lebanon High, '41-'45, Forensic Contestant, '41- '42g Beta Club, '43-'45, President Junior Classg Junior Rotarian, November, '44g Secretary of Beta Club, '44-'45, Honor Board, '43-'44, Editor of Sou- venir, '44-'45, Science Aviation Club, '43-'44g De- bate Team, l41-'42, Associate Editor Hilltop High- lights, '43-'44, Four Year Honor Roll. U it' H rf ,Ky i GX ,f f , Q, J x 0: X is Q gi J, +6 TK 'X -.v pf! NC l' C' if ' , I . 'B' 'J 4, 2 'No X, 3 . p 1 73 in-fs X, X ,N-W . Nb. Y '-D ITA QQ, X zz, so SE IURS RUTH LEE PRICE 'fShinola Lebanon High, '41-'45, Home Economics Club Choirster, '41-'42, Glee Club, '41-'42, Pep Squad, '41-'42, Secretary-Treasurer Aviation Club, '42- '43g Honor Board, '42-'43, Beta Club, '43-'45g Sena- tor, '43-'44g Paper Staff, '43-'45, President Glee Club, '44-'45, Vice-president Home Room, '44-'45g Four Year Honor Roll. J oi-iN PORTER ' 'Japv Castle Heights, '41-'44g C Team Football, 441-'42, Honor Roll, '42-'43, Promotion rom Private to Sergeant, Business Manager of Cavalier , '43- '44g Vice-president of Town Boyls Club, '43-'44, Promotion from Sergeant to Platoon Sergeant, Track Team, '43-'44g Cheerleader, Lebanon High, '44-'45. C. C. PROWELL Chief, West End High School, Nashville, Tennessee, ,41- '42g Art Club, '41-'42, Junior High Football, '41- '42g Lebanon High School, '42-'45, Vice-president Home Room, ,42-'43, Representative, '42-'43, Junior Business Manager Souvenir, '43-'44, Most Hand- some Junior Boy, '43-'44g F. F. A., ,42-,45Q Varsity Football, '43-'45, Varsity Basketball, '44-'45g L Club, ,44-,451 Volunteer Boy's State, '44, Junior Rotarian, September, '44, President of Student Body, '44-'45. PHYLLIS PURNELL Phil,' Carthage High School, ,41-'42, Home Economics Club, ,4l-'42g Library Club, '41-'42g Vice-president Home Room, '41-'42, Football Queen Attendant, '41-'42, Lebanon High, '42-'45, Home Economics Club, '42-'43, President Home Room, '42-'43g Rep- resentative, '42-'43, Beta Club, '43-45, Science- Aviation Club, '43-'45g Secretary-Treasurer Science Aviation Club, '43-'44, Hilltop Highlights News Editor, '43-'44, President Beta Club, '44-'45g Pro- gram Chairman International Relations Club, ,44- '45g Hilltop Highlights Feature Editor, '44-'45g Associate Editor Souvenir, '44-'45, F. F. A. Queen, '44-'45g Dramatics, '44-'45, Senior Play Castg Four Year Honor Roll. MILDRED RAMSEY MillieU Lebanon High, ,41-,45Q Home Economics Club, '41- '42g Aviation Club, '43-'44, Vice-president Science Aviation Club, '44-'45g Beta Club, '44-'45g Vice- president International Relations Club, '44-'45g F. F. A. Queen Attendant, '44-'45g Club Reporter on :Paper Staff, '44-'45. DOROTHY RAY Dotsy Lebanon High, '41-'45, Glee Club, '41-'42, Home Economics Club, '42-'43, Aviation Club, '43-'44, Beta Club, '44-'45g Home Room Reporter High- lights, '44-'45, Treasurer Senior Class, '44-'45, Class Prophet Souvenir, '44-'45g International Re- lations Club, '44-'45, Treasurer Glee Club, '44-'45. SE IUHS FLOYD REED Son Lebanon High, '41-'43, '44-'45, F. F. A., '41-'45g Beta Club, '44-'45g Senior Play Cast, Carth ge '43-744. AJ 5 .V rjf,,f5',1'Mf.ff.f Ho TON REED Sam Lebanon High, '41-'45g F. F. A., 41-'45, Phys. Ed., '44-'45g Vice-president of Home Room, '44-'45, State Guard, '43-'44g Senior Play, '45. WARE RICKETTS Tricky, Lebanon High, '41-'45, Debate Team, '41-'42, Forensic Contestant, '41-'42g Beta Club, '43-'45, Senator, '43-,445 Sergeant-at-Arms Beta Club, '44- '45g Editor-in-Chief t'Hilltop Highlights , '43-'45' Commissioner of Conservation at Volunteer State, '44, Junior Rotarian for December, Public Speaking, '44, Senior Play Cast. ELIZABETH MAE ROBINSON Lebanon High, ,41-'45, Science 41- 43 Economics Club, '41-'44, Song Economics Club, '44-'45, Girls' HB ball, '41-'43. l LEONA SIMMS Lon Lebanon High, ,41-,455 Home Economics Club, ' - '43, Glee Club, '42-'43g Dramatics Club, ,43-' g Pubkyc Speaking, Q42-'43, Senator, '44-'45, s f 1 If lf' I ,5 cv K - I .1 2 T V? .- .-fl-fi-' ' 4 jx ' M' , LMI ,,, , B RALPH SLOAN J A 17 V V Norene Hi h '40-l41' All C Center Basket B , , ball, '41g ,Lebanon High, '41-'45, Glee Club, ' '42, Baseball, '41-'42, Future Farmer, '42-'45, Forensic Contestant, ,41-'42. ,dv 'N f, Q, .xv I N. N LAX f-Qkg SE IDRS BONNIQ SMITH Boney Lebanon High, '41-'45, Glee Club, '41-'45, Home Economics Club, '41-'42, House of Representatives, '44-'45, Monitor, '44-'45, Bet a Club, '44-'45, Dramatics Club, '44-,45g Treasurer Rainbow Girls, Treasurer Home Room, '41-'42, A-if ' ii Z Q-7 1 , 0 I' ' ff , Q f l V DEAN SMITH 'fJack,' Lebanon High, '41-'45, Home Economics Club, '41- 43g International Relations Club, '44-'45, Monitor, '44-'45, Treasurer Home Room, '44-'45, Music, '44- 45. , ii' in-4-016 . 'Pi ci., -1 fi A ' ?',4-OV ZA-I7 .-lf - ,X ' ,VV ' 1 J,-Q-.1 C-7,.0xJ-4-nfnili, Y' 'T ' f ffQ , . idx, I, ' Jaw- ,'f9-A2 VAMQ' JIMMIE RI-IEA SMITH f'4 'fV '.7f6sf92?gith Lebanon High, '41-'45, Home 'Economies Club, '41- '43, FRANKLIN SPEARS Castle Heights, '41-'43, Lebanon High, '43-'45, .1 J, af , 1 7 . , , . I A, I, MARILYN STEPHENS Columbia High, '41-'43, Lebanon High, ,43-'45, Drarnatics, '44-'45. c ',, Yun-- A T 'K 'i Gigi XR - iq .a f' -4 21 A DOILGLAS7 STONE H Doug ii- ' L non High, '4-is' , International Relations 'f' ' ,343-'44g.-,Beta bi '44-'45, Science Club, '41-Q-144 Cghgsen Eilitor of ?Souvenir. '.,, I +., ' 1 , L ss.. s f - s ,W x, --f V- - , -, . X .T Cs. 1 I-'f 5. 1 'f. V 't S 'FL5' , 4, Y . A -I x -' ,, -1 T ... ' ' I . A , - ,C ' . 11 1. ' , S AU X 4 '-115-212. h ,R J. - , ' I, 'x , f ' ik-ig T x Q 1 i v 'f K gh . . Q ' 1.1 K - L L I-'-v , 4 x , 1 v - 'f x 5 - '. -1, A., 5 - . - 1 , . , - , . I I , r 1 x v , U 'I Y- ., W, ,T SE IDRS LAWRENCE SUITE HSCOTDTZOTL-U Lebanon High, 141-'45, Beta Club, '43-'45, Physical Ed. Leader, '43-'45, Ground and Gym Supervisor, '45, Hilltop Highlights Staff, '43-,443 Boy Most Likely to Succeed, '44-'45, C. A. P., '45, Volunteer Boys' State, '44, Four Year Honor Roll. MARY KATHERYN SULLIVAN Lebanon High, '41-'45, Home Economics Club, '41- '43g Glee Club, '42-'43, Beta Club, '44-'45, Home Room Reporter, '44-'45, MARY KATHERYN THORNE f'Kathy Lebanon High, '41-'45, President Home Room, '41- '42g Home Economics Club, '41-'44, Science Club, '42-,435 International R e l a t io n s Club, '44-,453 Physical Education Leader, '44-'45, Representa- tive, '44-'45, ELSIE MAI TOMLINSON Music Lebanon High, '41-'45, Home Economics Club, '41- ,43. ROBERT TRICE Bob Lebanon High, '41-'45, Band, '41-'42g Glee Club, '42-'43, F. F. A., '41-'44, Manager of Picture Show, '44-'45g Alternate Boys' State, '44g BILLIE LUCILLE WAU1-'ORD Lebanon High, '41-'45, Home Economics Club, '41- '42g Science Aviation Club, ,43-'44, B Team Basketball, '41-'44g Varsity Basketall, '44-145, Monitor, '44-'45. W Sk' 'YV' ,Sr W .WX 'Qt SE IUHS NINA WILLIAMS aibanon High, '41-'45, Home Economics Club, ,41- BAss WRIGHT Vulture, Lebanon High, '41-'45, Boxing team, '41-'42, F. F. A., '42-'43, Honor Board, '42-'43g L Club, '43- '45g Varsity Football, '43-'45, Vice-president of Senior Class, Souvenir Staff, '44-l45. HAROLD DOAK YOUNG Birdhead Lebanon High, '41-'45, Science Club, '42-'43g Beta Club, '44-'45g Science Aviation Club, '44-'45g President Home Room, '44-'45, Treasurer Science Aviation Club, '44-'45, Circulation Manager of Souvenir,', '44-'45, Monitor, '44-'45, CLASS HISTUHY Now that our high school career is nearly over, we feel a pang of regret over the thought of leaving Lebanon High because we have many pleasant memories there. l,et's look back over these last four years- As I think about our freshman year, I remember us as one hundred and forty-eight girls and boys who were filled with so much excitement that we hardly realized the Lipper classmen looked on us as only those green freshmen. Our sponsors were: Miss Moss, Miss Burton, Mr. Hall, and Miss Murphy, although during the year Miss Murphy and Miss Burton left us for other jobs and Mr. Hall entered the service. Mrs. Dunnaway and Miss Anderson were our two new sponsors. They were all very patient with us and soon we had become accustomed to our new sur- roundings. We elected the following as our officers: Martha Hankins, president, Lois Grime, vice-president, Helon Gill, secre- tary, Ann Goodall, treasurer, and Martha Clemmons was elected Most Beautiful Girl. WVith the knowledge and experience of the preceding year to aid us we entered Lebanon High as sophomores. We were still underclassmen but we felt greatly superior to the freshmen and it gave us a lot of pleasure to show them around. We chose as our officers: Walter Ray Carr, presidentg Bob McCown, vice- president, Madelyn Martin, secretaryg Louise Smith, treasurer. Still giving us their assistance were still fortunate in having Mrs. Dunnaway as our sponsor, although we lost Mrs. Perkins, and Miss Moss, who had become Mrs. Safley. This year two of our members, Della Mae Jenkins and Louise Smith, won monetary prizes in a state essay contest. Then we were juniors, which meant that we had finally become upper classmen. We had a very successful year with Kenneth Patton as president, Thomas Haralson, vice-presidentg Martha Clemmons, secretary, and Madelyn Martin, treasurer. The high- light of the year was the Junior-Senior reception, which was just as wonderful as we had anticipated. We were still fortunate in having Mrs. Dunnaway as our sponsor, although we lost Mrs. Perkins and Mrs. Safley, who was replaced hy Mrs. Beard. ln the spring of our junior year Della Mae Jenkins, Louise Smith, and Jeanne Blades won monetary prizes in a state cotton essay contest. At last we reached the fourth marker in our high school edu- cation-that of Seniors. Our number has now decreased to seventy- five, with thirteen of the original number in service and others in defense work or working on the farm. We have very capable officers in Bob McCown as president, Bass Wright, vice-president, Eloise Gaston, secretary, and Dorothy Ray, treasurer. Our senior year, with its elections, class meetings, Chirstmas program, selec- tion of rings, and invitations and all the other activities of seniors, is one we will never forget. These years have been very valuable to us for preparing our- selves for the future and we are deeply grateful to our teachers for their deep understanding and useful assistance. MARTHA HANKINS CLASS PRUPHEEY June 4, 1955 Dear Diary, l met Phyllis, Purnell, Foreign Corres- pondent for the United Press Association in a tea room in Paris and she invited me over to her room at the L'Hotel de S'EfTo- rence et de Ramper Lihars to see her scrapbook which she had been keeping for the last ten years. April 13, 1953 The latest Academy Award Winning Picture is 'tFour Pills in a Lifetime starr- ing Mary Ruth Johnston, Helon Gill, Bonnie Smith and J ohnie Gibbs. December 3, 1950 The Reverend Harold Doak Young will be our visiting preacher here next Sunday. He will preach on This Younger Genera- tion, Their Ails and Ills.', Lebanon, Tennessee June 12, 1950 Mrs. Robert Rogers, the former Madelyn Martin, has just won an award on her painting, Lady in the Dark . Waco, Texas May 10, 1955 Ruth Lee Price is a doctor in the Wekuree Hospital. She has just discov- ered the cure for the disease, Qezabtry. Her next problem is to find out if anyone has had this terrible disease. Some nurses in this hospital are Eloise Gaston, Nina Wil- liams, Mary Katheryn Thorne, and Mary Ann Ligon. Lebanon, Tennessee February 28, 1955 Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hancock wish to announce the arrival of their second set of twins. Mrs. Charles Hancock is the former Christine Hunter. Cambridge, Massachusetts September 1, 1952 Harvard University has just selected Bob McCown as their new football coach for the ensuing season. Mr. McCown succeeded Ben Driver who is now coaching at Yale University. Tampa, Florida July 7, 1949 Mildred Bouton has just broken the all time speed record in the swimming con- test held on Dry Land Beach at Tampa. New York, New York August 5, 1954 Ware Ricketts, the famous architect, has just completed a very beautiful building in New York City. As soon as it was finished he went in it to admire his work and got lost. A search party has been sent in after him led by John Brooks, who got his start in this vocation by being the Traffic Manager of Lebanon High School in 1945. The other members of the search- ing party are Melvin Holland, Ben Ivie Midgett, George Moore, Robert Trice, Houston Reed, Lawrence Suite, and Ralph Sloan. New York, New York November 30, 1950 Jeanne Blades will sing at the Metro- politan Opera tonight her most famous song, Ida Red , New Orleans, Louisiana October 14, 1948 Eula Mai Major has just written a best seller which is entitled You All vs Youse Guys . The theme is a noble attempt to enlighten the North about grammar. Nashville, Tennessee May 5, 1951 Martha Andrews, the new master of ceremonies on the Dr. I. C. U. program will have on her first broadcast some former classmates from Lebanon High School. Those contestants will be Mary Ellen Hol- man, Marvine Hunter, Bass Wright, and Dolores Franklin. Los Angeles, California July 28, 1954 Charlotte Micholson and Mildred Ram- say are test pilots for the new helicopters at the Rarecraft Aircraft Company. Chicago, Illinois October 15, 1950 Thomas Haralson and his orchestra are to play tonight at Needus Hotel. Some members of his orchestra are Hugh Gwynn, C. C. Prowell, Voncile Edwards, and Martha Hankins. The torch singer fea- tured tonight is Leah Rhea Lewis. Paris, France January 21, 1950 Martha Clemmons, Mae Robinson, Sue and Sarah Bragg will model in a special style show for the Assorted Club here in Paris. Washington, D. C. March 4, 1955 John Porter, the Representative from Tennessee, has just proposed a bill called the Non-education and Non-labor Bill. Nashville, Tennessee April 11, 1954 Kenneth Patton is the editor of the Always Late Spotlights . His reporters are Della Mai Jenkins, Kenneth Lannom, Dean Smith, Mary Katherine Sullivan, Marilyn Stephens, and Buddy Lasater. Denver, Colorado September 18, 1955 Evelyn Dedman is to be the new dean at the Boy Crazy Girls' School here. Martha Howard is the basketball coach, Billie L. Wauford its the Home Economics instructor, and Leona Simms is the English teacher. D. Ray JU I 363241, ami lags ii? 5 Row 1- Margaret Wilson Ann Wynne Sarah Reed Row 2- Edgar Settlers Ray Robinson Mildred Davis Row 3- Laura Lee Frame Gradie L. Jennings Jean Cox Row 4- E Lois Grime Louise Gentry Allan Qualls Row 5- Mildred Woodall Buster Jennings Peggy Wright Row 6- Robbie Baskin Raymond Hun er Myrtle Jewell QM Row 7- Fred Laine Mary E. Ford Ray Farley Row 8- Shirley McIntyre Virginia Gannon Ann Harrison Row 9- Emma J. Bass Ann Summer Minnie L. Neal Row 10- Olen Bryant Martha Jackson Gladys Goad Row 11- Nelda Eddins Maidene Jenkins Kenneth Hughes Row 12- Billy Mingus Julia Harris URS Row 1- Paul Lewis Alice Smith Floyd Tribble Row 2- Billie Duncan Robert Willis Doris Simmons Row 3- Violet Starnes Carolyn Payne June Cunningham Row 4- Bob Jennings Ruth Brown Dolores Mabry Row 5- Margaret Eskew Mildred Bradshaw Ruth Bryan Row 6- Louise Evans Sue Jones Cora Lannom Row 7- David Robinson Katherine Manning Mildred Trammel Row 8- Bertha Watkins J. W. Brown Buddy Franklin Row 9- Thomas Morgan S. ' 1 ,n :M M My? .f. J Charlene Purnell Mildred L. Green Row 10- Ruth Allison Billy Cragwall Mary E. Johnson Row 1 1- Willie M. Wooden Christine Hall Claude Harmon Q3 Row 12- Patricia Manners Sue Lanius wyf vyv. f vlf, V' 1 iff' J E VJ' -697, WN syn l Q YQ 'lx SUP lp' 15 -S .9 I it xl S' wi in if f la' ll x- ga, v. 3 X 1 1 M HU Row 1- Audrey Bradshaw Jewell Jones Mary Birchett Rose Neal Row 2- Claudine Hunter Don McDaniel Jean Griffin Ruth Jones Row 3- Huffman Ligon Ruby Whited Claude Crook Hilda Graves Row 4- Billie Walker Thomas Edwards Fannie M. Eddins Mary D. Martin Row 5- Dovie J. Jenkins Geneva Thompson Odell Crook Sara Blevins Row 6- Wilma North Jean Corley Mamie Armstead Robert Gilbert Row 7- Raymond Evans Nora Ann Waters Christine Clayborne Billy Hughey Row 8- Helen Driver Harriet Harsh - Walter Purnell Wallis Baird Row 9- Odell Jackson Ida Bell Davenport Nathaniel Lindsley Louis L. Cage, Jr. Row 10- Nancy Seay Ann Beard Lillie M. Weatherly Joe Thompson Row 1 1- Sarah Midgett Virginia Gannon Donald Helton Doris Smith Row 12- Robert R. Woods Blanche Trammel UHE5 SUPHU UHES Row 1- Alton Carter Earl Barbour Joyce Bobo Charles Robinson Row 2- Caneta Philpot Jerry Freeman Jamie Sullivan Carnita Adams Row 3- Ruth Weatherly Frances Jones Jean Mitchell Daisy Taylor Row 4- Howard McDonald Max Smith Helen Davis Graham Williamson Row 5- Annis Jackson Lillian Helton Billy Ashworth Byron Lasater Row 6- Earleen Manning Glenn Johnson Dolores Donnell Charles Doak Row 7- f Evelyn Ledbetter Wanda L. Ingram Madene Bryant Fred Watson Row 8- Imogene Bass Raymond Lasater Billy McIntyre Catherine Harris Row 9- Julian Carter Robert Smith Louise Graves Imogene Davenport Row 10- Robbie Bond Billy Tomlinson T. J. Bell Rose M. Gill Row 11- Janelle Randolph Bridges Carpenter Harvey Grime Frankie McCampell Row 12- Billy Ray Kennard Reed FRESH Row 1- Martha Floyd Ann Duddley Wayne Malone Billie Coffee Robert Sullivan Row 2- Barbara Hobbs Robert Locke Carrie Brown Mae Bell Jones Benney Cooksey Row 3- Ferris Watkins Sam Sherrill Joy Thompson Beatrice Dedman Floyd Bond ,E Q Row 4- B X Christine Granst l Raymond Drenn' Lee Shannon ' Katherine Woods A Bobby Joyce A ,XX , Row 5- Xxx Jeanie Rose Jack Russell Carolyn Nicholson Margaret Henry Bobby Bennett Row 6- Walter Gunter Mary E. Thomas Gwendolyn Dies Dorothea Reed James Evans Row 7- Wallace Jackson Ella Lou Ramsey Haroll Perkins Mack Gilbert Barbara Qualls Row 8- Hatton Patterson Billy M. Reed Jack Goodall Reba Howell Dorothy Ogle -David Swindell -XL Q, f Row 9- Dalton Drennon Audrey Robinson Buddy Jennings Charles Denney Margaret Grime Row 10- Norma Gilbert Ernest Nichols Ota Mae Lackey Charles Purnell Row 11- Leon Denny Annie B. Lackey Katherine Edwards Chester Hall Mattie Harrison Row 12- Dorothy Tomlinson Joyce Wauford James Andrews Kenneth Merritt Kittie Purnell Row 13- Charles Morgan Clara Branham Jim Ward Dorothy Willis Deward Ellis Row 14- Alice Burke Edward Moore Willa Dean Neal David Waters Ruth Bell Row 15- Eva M. Harper Hazel Ligon Fred Guethlein Mildred Davenport Tony Jenkins Row 16- Thelma Alsup George Huddleston Mildred Gray Myrtle McGee Raymond Thorne FRESH Row 1- Clara Halbert Thomas Langford Mildred Jenkins Charles Bundy Robert Stanley Row 2- Willie Baskin Le Roy Agee Harold Jennings J. B. Williams June Huddleston Row 3- Katie Seagraves Katherine Whited Ann Kiltrell Jean Turner Terrill Duncan Row 4- Donald Ballinger Herbert Partlow Peggy Ford Billy Adams Beatrice Johnson Row 5- Eugene Sloan, Jr. Betty Phillips Bobby Williams Henry Huddleston Annie S. Trice Row 6- H. A. Wooden Tomm.y Lea Harry Turner Myrtle Graves Pearlie Taylor Row 7- Virginia Turnage Dianne Balcomb James Sullivan Margaret White Wayne Hodges Row 8- Mary Puryear Billy Conaster Essie Trisdale Bobby Shafer Gladys Howard Row 9- Barbara McDaniel Louis Ingram James Bragg Billy Van Hook Mary J. Bingham Row 10- Hilda Hesson Dorothy Green Ruby Lawson Roger McC1esky Charles Weaver Row 11- Claudine McDonald James Roberts Mildred Tripp Ann Johnson Roy Wauford Row 12- Evelyn Morgan Beula Beaty Jerry Price Lorraine Huddleston Elsie Conaster ROW 13- Willodean Patterson Ima Jean Culbertson Mary S. Milton Darrell Crook Irene Graves ROW 14- Jean Rose Carlos Lannom Louise Eddins Mary Howard Flora Lavender Row 15- Ernestine Lane Margarie Nelson Joy Fakes J. J. Tomlinson James McPeak Row 16- Betty Manning Tommy Woodliff Thomas Thorne Douglas Carson TESTAME LAST WILL PREAMBLE We The Senior Class of Lebanon High School, City of Lebanon, County of Wil- son, State of Tennessee, on this the eighteenth day of May, in the Year of our Lord, do declare this our last will and testament, making void all wills hereto- fore made by us. Section I Endowments fab To the faculty we will our sincerest appreciation for the l e a d e r s h i p and guidance that you have so graciously be- stowed upon us in our four years in high school. fbi To the junior class we will our dignity of manner, brillance of mind, and wisdom of speech. CCD To the sophomore class we will our kindness of heart and pleasing attitude toward our friends and our school. Cdl To the freshman class we will our qualities of leadership, school spirit, and scholastic ability. Section II Personals I, Leah Rhea Lewis, Will my ability of never getting to class on time to Mr. Sloan, who has a hard time of doing it, too. I, Phyllis Purnell, will my ability to get along with Miss Helen to Ann Goodall. We, Sarah and Sue Bragg, wish to will our close resemblance to any other twins who want to confuse the teachers. I, Marilyn Stephens, will my abilty to pass without ever studying to myself as I will probably still be a senior next year. We. Martha Andrews, Nina Williams, and Voncile Edwards, will our ability to stick together for four years to any three who want to try it. I, Martha Hankins, will my habit of always staying behind in my lessons to Wilda Young who seems to be doing a good job of it anyway. I, Mary Ann Ligon, will my ability to talk in class without getting demerits to any junior who is crazy enough to try it. I, Anise Jackson, will my quiet ways to Carolyn Payne. We, Mary Ellen Holman and Thelia Lou Dillard, will our ability to giggle in Miss Helen's third period study hall to any two juniors who don't mind going to lunch ten minutes late every day. We, Harold Doak Young and John A. Porter, will our locker and all its fixtures to Edgar Settlers and Bob Jennings. I, Madelyn Martin, will my ability to be true to one boy for four years to Barbara Hobbs. We, Jeanne Blades and Martha Clem- mons, will our ability to have fun in our senior year to Margaret Eskew and Laura Lee Frame. I, Buddy Lasater, will my ability to argue to Billy Mingus, I, Helon Gill, will my height to Audrey Robinson. I, Lawrence Suite, will my excess fat to Mr. Wright. We, the members of the annual staff, will our headaches, gray hairs, and aspirins to the Souvenir staff of 1946. I, Thomas Haralson, will my red hair to Jimmy Jennings. We, Tish Eskew, Betty Joe Branham, and Blanche Hancock, will our ability to graduate in three years to anyone else who goes to summer school two years. I, Martha Howard, will my ability to steer clear of men to any girl who is smart enough to try it. I, Ben Driver, will my pin-up girls and pencil box of locker 9 to Mr. Hester. I, Kenneth Patton, will my formula to grow tall to Charles Bundy. We, C. C. Prowell and John Brooks will our privilege to go to town every dav with an excuse to next years' student body officers. I, Evelyn Dedman, will my abilitv to win arguments with Floyd Reed to Eliza- beth Johnson. T' I V441 . ,C I,g,ruL,! 1 ? x J 1 259 -I 1 XZ ,7.,1a'ff 21.16 N I f fl SC -lgwf P -Iflz mf MZZQ 4ffWffMfff,Lf5 W f'f42'7wfW AMZZMZM ivfjwwva. !7V5T SPUHTS B D S tEdt HOYAL JOHNSCN For three years HHoliield as he is affectionately called, has guided the destinies of the Blue Devils. This year has been one that could be called a success with victories over Shelbyville, Donel- son. Carthage, Murfreesboro. Portland, Hartsville, Mt. Juliet and Watertown, not to mention a trouneing and a tie with the Green Wave of Gallatin. Johnson realizes that success does not mean the number of games won and lost on the gridiron, but how you play the game of life to- morrow. TTT' M P 5 fx Q QI 'V' , 757 5 Q .QW ' Ya Q 3 M, .mmm ROBERT GILBE Mamzger 'A-we-ww Fiist Row Left to Right Wayne Hodges, Red Ballinger, Billy Hugliey. Charles Morgan, Wallace Jackson. Sncond Row Mac Smith J. W. Brown, Lee Shannon. Bulldog Turner, Bob Jennings, James Andrews, Earl Barboui Buddy Jennings Manager Robert Gilbert. Thiid Row Coach Johnson Alton Carter. Buster Jeniings, Ben Driver. Bob McCown fcaptainb, C. C. Prowell, John Brooks Bass Wright Thomas Haralson, CharlesDoak. Not in the Picture Edgar Settlers, T. J. Bell, Howard Lannom. F5 r,vlDf3 rf' it? lawn m'v.e-4-1-mg-:eww.M we 1 W 4 ef we BOB MCCOWN PEE WEE SETTLERS 173 Lb Tailback 178 Lb. Fullback Seruor Junior SENIUR MEMU-HIES Since 1941 Lebanon has played 40 football games win- ning 29, losing 9, and tying 2. The Blue Devils have scored 655 points to their Opponants 252. Since 1941 Lebanon has Won the C.V.C. Championship three times. SCHEDULE Lebanon 13 ..... Shelbyville 38 , . . , Donelson , 7 ,...,. Portland , 25 .,..., Carthage , 24 ..... Hartsville . 7 ..., Murfreesboro 7 ....., Gallatin . 33 ...... Mt, Juliet 0... .. Litton .. 18 ....... Gallatin . , 37 ,.... Watertown 209 BASS WRIGHT 156 Lb. End Senior BEN DRIVER JOHN BROOKS THOMAS HARALSON C. C PROWELL 173 Lb Guard 154 Lb. Center 165 Lb. Guard 175 Lb Tackle Semor Senior Senior Semor ' Wiiitivi Bois JENNINGS 160 Lb. End Junior BUSTER JENNINGS 158 Lb. Tailback Junior T. J. BELL 155 Lb. Quarterback Sophomore Lebanon 13-Shelbyville 7 September 17 at Lebanon The Blue Devils opened their season with the Shelbyville High School. Both teams made a good showing considering the fact that they had had only fourteen days of practice. Toward the end of the first quarter the Blue Devils began a march which ended in a touch- down for the Lebanon team. During the first minutes of the third quarter the Blue Devils, combining a passing and running attack, rushed S. H. S. for another touchdown and an extra point to lead, 13-0. In the fourth quarter Shelbyville made a touchdown and the extra point, ending the game with a score of 13-7. Lebanon 38--Donelson 0 September 24, at Lebandn The Blue Devils did justice to the occasion by defeating Donelson 38-0 in the second home game of the year. Donelson fumbled on their own ten- yard line, Hughey recovered, and Jennings went over for the first touch-down. Lebanon scored again when Hughey crashed over for another touch-down. Both teams fumbled frequently throughout the entire game. Donelson's passing attack fizzled and they were forced to resort to punts several times. Lebanon's preponderant team resumed its march in the third quarter by taking the ball on the Donelson 45, pushing it to the 25 and then over the goal line. In the fourth quarter Bob CShagD McCown, All- Mid State Back tore down the field behind ex- cellent interference to push the score 32-0, the reserves in the final minutes of play made six more. points. The powerful line made a great showing with the wonderful blocking and tackling of Lannom, Driver, Prowell and Doak. Lebanon 7-Portland 6 September 30 at Portland The Blue Devils' passing, running and blocking attack spelled defeat for Portland. Although the first half of the game seemed rather dull, the last half was very exciting. In the last moments of the third quarter the ball was carried to Within a few feet of the goal. With the change of goals there came a change in our fortune, as 183 lb. fullback Pee Wee Settlers went over for a touchdown and also made the extra point. This made the score 7-6 in our favor and it remained that way until the game ended. The outstanding feat of the game was the hard charging of the Lebanon Seven Mares line in the mud and water up and down the Tiger Field. Lebanon 25-Carthage 0 October 6, 1944 at Lebanon The Blue Devils duplicated last year's defeat of the Owls by rolling up a score of 25-0. The team started their drive early in the first quarter and crossed the Carthage goal line after two minutes of play. Captain Bob McCowan ran the Carthage ends and later the Tackles to prove himself a real mudder in L. H. Sf 25-0 win in rain and mud to keep the Blue Devils in the undefeated column. Max Smith made the last touchdown while Lebanon's hard charging line kept the mad Carth- age Owls on their side of the goal line, with the brillant playing of Ben Driver and Red Haralson. Lebanon 24-Hartsville 7 October 13, at Hartsville The Blue Devils playing host to the Hartsville griders, emerged on the long end of the 24-7 score. Captain Shag McCown was injured in the first quarter with a broken shoulder, while Pee Wee Settlers, All-Mid State fullback, went over for the -0. Two touchdowns were scored in the third quarter by All-Conference Buster Jennings and Co-Captain Settlers making the score 19-0, with the help of the strong Blue Devil line. Lebanon 7-Murfreesboro 0 October 20, At Murfreesboro Racking up their sixth straight win of the sea- son, Lebanon defeated the Central High Tigers 7-0 before some 1800 fans on Jones Field. The Blue Devils punched across a touchdown midway of the second quarter and then settled down to Qxgouchdown in the first quarter, making the score Bell, 155 pound quarter back took a pass from Pee Wee Settlers for the six points. After a pass to Bob Jennings, a Junior All-Conference End, Sett- lers put the ball on the two yard line. Ben BILLY HUGHEY CHARLES DOAK 146 Lb. Guard 160 Lb. Tackle Sophomore Sophomore ig efens1ve playing for the rest of the game. T. J. ' afgifi PE' B Fawjff ,,Q,,a,.,.,-clfg M. J. W. BROWN. 145 Lb. End Junior MAX SMITH 135 Lb. Back Sophomore CHARLES MORGAN 140 Lb. Back Freshman Driver 173 lbs. All-Conference guard, placekicked the extra point. Murfreesboro threatened twice with sustained drives to the two yard before they lost the ball on downs and a fumble over the goal line on the second down for a touchdown, giving Lebanon the ball on the 20 yard line. Lebanon 7-Gallatin 7 October 27, at Gallatin In a toss-up game October 27, the Blue Devils came home with a 7-7 tie to go on their record of this season. Stopping the initial drive of the Blue Devils, which had carried them to three successive first downs, Webster snatched a fumbled ball out of mid air, after Bass Wright was tackled on the Gallatin 10 yard line, and ran it back to mid-field. From there the Waver rolled on a beautiful choice of passes and runs by Jenkins, Webster and Gour- ley, It was Webster who finally struck pay dirt, on fourth, from the Lebanon two yard line. Jenkins converted with a dropkick. In the fourth Hoyal Johnson's eleven cut loose with a fancy passing attack featuring quarter- back T. J. Bell. Settlers, finally got away a 30 yard heave to All-Conference end, and Bob Jennings caught it on the 50 and continued until he scored. He also added the extra point to the game. Ben Driver and Thomas Haralson were the outstanding linemen of the game. Lebanon 33-Mt. Juliet 0 November 3, at Lebanon A strictly offensive-minded Blue Devils team played host to the Mt. Juliet team before a crowd of upward 2,000. Scoring commenced early in the game when Buster Jennings, Devil tailback, scampered 45 yards for a touchdown during the first quarter. Other touchdown were made by Wright, Settlers, Bell and Bob Jennings. The great purge continued through the game, so naturally the substitutes saw a great deal of action. Lebanon 0-Litton 20 November 17, at Lebanon The Blue Devils fought back gamely but were unable to match the tactics of the visitors. Billy Thompson, writing in the Nashville Banner, said, Hlt was a sad day for the Lebanon Blue Devils, but they took it like men. After the game, the Lebanon players entered the Lions' dressing room, ni ,' expressed appreciation for their fine sportsman- M 5 ship even though their hopes of an undefeated .' season had been blastedf' The Blue Devil line 'A,, , played one of their best games of the season with 3 the help of John Brooks, Driver, Hughey and T, , al others. x vi LEE SHANNON BUDDY JENNINGS BILLY RAY HARRY TURNER 165 Lb. Tackle 140 Lb. Center 130 Lb. Guard 155 Lb. Tackle Freshman Freshman Sophomore Freshman 7 ,WJ - 5 .u ,J L, x.- ,i . .1 x'Lebanon18-Gallatin 0 'A ,X lx J ' XJ NOvember 23 at Lebanon 4 Displaying a' eizgr sayiidie spirit, the Blue Devils came from a short ended score A Yne week geiforgto upset the Green Wave by three touchdowns, scoring in the first, tsccond am hirdiquarters, by All-Conference Buster Jennings and T. J. Bell. The 3 greatpassing attack of the Gallatin team was completely halted by a mad charging 2Blue Devil line. The game ended with three injuries on the Green Wave team. The Blue Devils in winning this game also Won the C. V. C. Championship making a total of three Championships out of four in the past four years dating from 1941-44, also putting four linemen up for All-Conference bid. Lebanon 37-Watertown 0 November 27, at Lebanon The Blue Devils ended their most successful season in the history of Lebanon by defeating Watertown 37-0 Watertown received the opening kickoff but failed to gain much ground. After the ball was kicked out of bounds on the Lebanon forty. Buster Jennings skirted left end and ran 60 yards for a touchdown. Nine plays later, Lebanon had scored with Jennings once more going across. Lebanon's third touchdown came when, after a 45 yard drive sparked by Bell and Hughey, Bell went over from the 13 yard line. A Panther fumble a few minutes later resulted in another Lebanon score, made by Settlers who crashed through the center. Taking the second half kickoff on their 23, Lebanon did not relinouish the ball until they had scored their fourth touchdown. Settlers' long pass to Bell put the Blue i Devils on the one, and Settlers plunged through the line. Scoring for the day ended ' in the fourth quarter when Settlers passed to Bob Jennings who galloped 40 yards. Six seniors played their last game. They were Ben Driver, Thomas Haralson, John Brooks, C. C. Prowell, Bob McCown, and Bass Wright. Upper Left RED BALLINGER 140 Lb. Back Freshman Left J IM WARD 140 Lb. Back Freshman Center EARL BARBOUR 145 Lb. Guard Sophomore Right WALLACE JACKSON 135 Lb. Back Freshman 1 x I . 1 ' J J . fi?99 fT A H 5 Boa DRIVER Q'QfE,, fgS.,m PIILLBHZK na can Guam: ALHMFHEMB- nuxonrnence FMLBAU4 HWUGNFR8 N59 W- ? HLL'l'7l057Fl7E .2N0'! fAr'I fm.-mf03f97E HMI. V LJ TTBN HLMSTM TLAM affirm fm-STAR rim 803 JIINMIES - END 8.5 BLQQTER .IFN W1 ig THILBHCK ji 9 ,f fm. comfmenas :v 'Q if 2 ,L 3 ' RLL CONFEKENEE x 5 J , w A S , N3 ' f K Q 4 W Ht, Q Q. si ,ull V ..,. Q, E, f 4 - f ,. V 'F Q 11 we A -. 1 VX ' v 'Tl QW Q Q JOHN C. Bkoo KS CEN rm ALL - CONFERZAICE HLLWIDSTHTEI HM. , q In Bos Jfdmnzss mu Hua-asv ' f-7LL'TOLlRNF1MENT A: QE :1bA: GUARD we ,.E -:V '- ' ' A.:q HL.L-Lf0fVF1f197fNC5.2ND- ' 2 ':..1 q . AI . N I AWN wma 5 ,,A. BLANCHEHANCACX ' + FUSW -75N G5 HLLJDURNAMENT , :ZQ f sf gg,-T0ug,W7MENT P CEN R 1 bb . It -QIND f f I ,.,. ' A ,,,. ,izi , k , , A QLL TOURNAMENT Wx First Row, Left to Right: Helon Gill, Mary D. Martin, Della Mae Jenkins, Calternate captainh, Martha Howard, Ccaptainb, Blanche Hancock, Tish Ann Eskew, Christine Clayborne. Second Row: Mrs. Beard, Ccoachb, Laura L e Frame, Billie Lucile Wauford, Margaret Wil son, Sara Blevins, Mary Ruth Johnston, Mar garet Eskew, Betty Branham, and Dovie Jean Jenkins, manager. GIRLS BASHETB LL COACH BEARD Mrs. Beard joined our faculty in '44 as teacher of the commerical department and assistant girls basketball coach. This year she is coach of the basketball team and is well-respected for her ability to t'feel out the girls. She organized one of the best teams to ever belong to Lebanon High School and is hoping to do the same next year. COACH SLOAN Mr. Sloan, with his ability to achieve with the least ado,', has been responsible for the success of the girls team this year. His understanding of the girls and know- ledge of the game have been inspirational to all who have played. His words of advice encourage and urge the girls to greater effort. GIRLS, BASKETBALL L.H.S. 22 .... Gallatin . 14 ..,. Gallatin .... 22 13 .. Mt. Juliet 17. . . Hartsville . . . 9 19 . . . Liberty . 16. . . Mt. Juliet . . .33 31 . Watertown 30.. Gordonsville . .11 19 .. Carthage 14. . . Carthage . . .15 24. . . Hartsville . . . 8 DISTRICT 27.. Watertown M35 24 . Watertown 20.. Gordonsville ..2l 22 . Gallatin . I . . . , K r.' 1 MARTHA HOWARD-Captain, a senior who has played a consistent and efficient guard position for three years. Not a spectacular player, her real worth is best realized by the team members. All District Guard. CHRISTINE CLAYBOUNE- Teeny is a so- phomore whose progress this year has been the greatest of any member of the team. A speed merchantn and excellent ball handler. Second All-District team. MARY DOUGLAS MARTIN-A sophomore around whom the guard play must be built next year. A natural athlete, Doug, makes the difficult jobs look easy. TISH ANN ASKEW-The fourth senior on the team and in spite of a trick knee has played a splendid Hspotl' game. She hit peak form in the Gordonsville game. DELLA MAI JENKINS-Alternate Captain, a senior whose height and fighting spirit has done much towards maintaining our rugged defense for the pas three years. BLANCHE HANCOCK-Rounding out her third year as a forward, Blanche Cwho was all- tournament as a sophomoreb is our high point member of the team. She will be hard to rc- placc next year. il J W . ,, .. MARGARET WILSON-Has another year of play during which she should develop into as polished a player as her sister, Frances. Her play against Liberty was particularly good. BETTYE JOE BRANHAM-Called ttRough and readyw, due to her cold and deliberate play, has always proved ready and capable of plug- ging defensive holes that have developed. LAURA LEE FRAME-Is the best ball-handler on the squad and with an improved eye for the basket should frequently bustCerD into the lead scoring column next year. MARGARET ESKEW-Will be certain of a starting berth next year. Handicapped by lack of height she is a nevertheless very dependable in either zone or man-to-man defense. MARY RUTH JOHNSTON-Transferred home after a year with the Hartsville girls and very naturally turned in her top performance in matches with that team this year. She was outstanding as a defensive forward. HELON GILL-A senior, has kept alive a family tradition of the past ten years, of a happy, scrapping, and heads upw type of ball playing by the Hmighty midgets? E if ,dx First Row, Left to Right-Buddy Jennings, Allen Qualls, Bob Jennings, Captain, Pee Wee Settlers. Buster Jennings. Second Row-Robert Gilbert, Manager, Billy Hughey, Wayne Malone, C. C. Prowell, John Brooks, Max Smith. CT. J. Bell was absent when the picture was takenb. BUYS BASKETBALL BASKETBALL BOYS . L.H.S. 28. . . . . Gallatin . . 24 18... . Mt. Juliet ... .36 ,,,,,.,, ..., . . 4 fi 13. . . Hartsville . . . . . .10 mi 10 .... Gordonsville ..... 23 33 . . . . . Gallatin . . . . . .28 ff 28 Carthage... ....20 llagmgmgi 25... .. Watertown ......14 29 .... Gordonsville ..... 29 30 . . . . Hartsville . . . . . 29 24 . Mt. Juliet ..15 28 . . . Liberty .. 27 32 . . . . Watertown . . . . . 28 16 .... Carthage ..... 30 DISTRICT 23 Red Boiling Springs 18 25. . . Hartsville . . . .15 19... ...Portland .25 REGIONAL 18. . . Shelbyville . 32 ,AU C 1. BOB JENNINGS-Junior, Captain, forward, excellent faker and shot. His defensive work and fast play were outstanding. All tourna- ment squad. 2. ALLON QUALLS-Junior, Center. All tournament Hrst team. 3. EDGAR SETTLERS-Junior, forward, good shot and good passes, with a good competitive spirit. 4. T. J. BELL-Sophomore, guard, forward. The navy in mid-season. Fine player with lots of natural ability. We missed him much. 5. BUSTER JENNINGS-Junior, guard. Bus- ter's coolness under pressure, outstanding de- fensive work and all-around ability meant much to our success. Placed on second all- tournament team. 6. C. C. Prowell-Senior, center. Prowell's at- titude and Work made him a valuable Sub- stitute. 7. JOHN BROOKS-Although a substitute Brooks showed as much improvement as any on the squad. 8. BUDDY JENNINGS-Freshman, guard, Buddy's disposition and ability makes us rea- lize his future in basketball should be very bright. 9. BILLY HUGHEY-Sophomore, g u a r d, Hughey's team play and lighting qualities made up for his lack of height. 10. WAYNE MALONE-Freshman, forward. Wayne's development and desire to learn makes us look forward to Seeing him in action next year. 11. MAX SMITH-Sophomore, forward, im- proved steadily and next year should Hnd him a new dependable man. Jc,,V,,.,gz, t , . L 1.0 K .fi Q-7A ,JL BJ.. . -E A .., l .1 ...wi - . I. 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Fourth row: Martha Howard, Evelyn, Dedman, Hugh Gwynn, Christine Hall, Thelia Lou Dillard, Johnie Gibbs, Mary Birchett. First row: B o n n i e Smith, Charlotte Nichol- son, Ben Driver, Fred Laine, Myrtle Jewell. Second row: J. W. Brown, Imogene Daven- port, Rosemarie Gill, Barbara McDaniel, James Bragg. H U Sl2N'AffE First rowz' Leona Simms, Eula Mai Major Cspeakerb, Voncile Ed- wards, Ray Farley, Min- nie Lee Neal. Second row: Charles Robinson, Claude Crook, Marjorie Nelson, Eugene Sloan, Jr. HU SE UF HEPHESENTATI ES K, J I ,AVL - 'L-FJ fzfg., . 1.74. '--151 .Vg M.-x U'-fb ' U H B U QHII wi A A ,vs . , ,,,. .., First row: B u d d y Lasater CAttorney-Gene- ralD, Mary Ruth Johns- ton, Martha H a n k i n s, Ben Midgett, E V e ly n Dedman, Peggy Wright. Second row: Billy Min- Daniel, Willodean Pat- terson, Fred Guethlein. -' 1 .J-xp '-e- gus, Margaret W i l s o n, Bob Jennings, Don Mc- BET EL t - t fi g I t .... vl.: vii .. I ,mg .V', ..V. - ws. A F ,:., dw nilln .. zv' . -.A.-. 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'pf K..,A - First row: Phyllis Purnell-Presi- Hankins, Floyd Reed, Mary Ruth Johns- dent, Martha Clemmons-Vice Presi- dent, Kenneth Patton-Secretary, Mil- dred Lee Woodall-Treasurer, Ware Ricketts-Sgt. at Arms, Nelda Eddins, Betty Jo Branham, David Robinson, Ann Wynne Second row: Blanche Hancock, old Young, Charline Purnell, Eula .. ai Maj or, Buster Jennings, Helon Gill, X A Sarah Bragg, Douglas Stone, Sue Bragg. . N- Third row: Lois Grime, Lawrence 1 QSuite, Charlotte Nicholson, Martha l O The Lebanon chapter of the National Beta Club was organized October 27, 1938 with Mr. Eugene H. Sloan as sponsor. Two years later Miss Gladys Deakins was added as co-sponsor. To be a member of this club a student must be approved by the faculty and members of the club and must make and maintain an average of 85 in his subjects. Lebanon has furnished two state officers for Tennessee Beta Club: Nellie McDowell, secretary and Ann Shannon, vice-presi- dent. Since War conditions have prevent- ed the holding of state conventions the three clubs of Wilson County have held a county banquet each year. The first three banquets w e r e held in Lebanon and sponsored by the local club. This year the ton, Mary Elizabeth Johnson, Hugh Gwynn, Eloise Gaston. Fourth row: Mildred Ramsey, Buddy Lasater, Jeanne Blades, Mildred Bou- ton, Martha Howard, Evelyn Dedman, Christine Hunter, Marvine Hu nter, Dorothy Ray. Fifth row: Ruth Lee Price, Shirley Mclntyre, Minnie Lee Neal, Bonnie Smith, Ann Summers, Mary Katherine Sullivan. banquet was held in Watertown. The members of the local club have taken prominent places in student govern- ment, athletics and other activities of the school. This year a Beta member, Ken- neth Patton has served as editor of the annual and another Beta, Ware Ricketts, with his capable staff, has edited the Hilltop Highlightsv for the second year. 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' , .i....k5 ' 4- First row: Bob McCowan-President, Howard Lannom-Vice P r e s i d e n t, Martha Howard-Secretary, B l a n c h e Hancock-Treasurer, Ben Driver-Sgt. at Arms, Billie L. Wauford, Helon Gill, Mary D. Martin, Billy Hughey. Second row: Caneta Philpot, Mar- garet Wilson, C. C. Prowell, Jean Cox Della Mai Jenkins, Wayne Malone, Jim Ward, Christine Clayborne, Harry Tur- ner. Third row: Buddy Jennings, John Brooks, Tish Ann Eskew, T. J. Bell, Bass Wright, Johnnie Gibbs, Billy Ray, Max Smith, Charles Doak. Fourth row: Martha Hankins, Allan Qualls, Edward Ellis, Earl Barbour, Buster Jennings, Bob Jennings, Red Ballinger, Thomas Haralson, Leah Rhea Lewis. Fifth row: J. W. Brown, Mary R. Johnston, Edgar Settlers, Robert Gil- bert, Charles Morgan, Lee Shannon, Sue Lanius, Wallace Jackson. EllE l5TllY EL First row: Julian Carter-President, Second row: Jerry Freeman, Billy Frankie McCampbell-Vice President, Mclntyrey Nora Ann Waters, Odell Joyce Bobo-Reporter, Claude Crook, Jackson Fred Watson Harvey Grime. SEIE EE-AVIATIU First row: Billy Conatser-President, Nora Ann Waters-Vice President, Rose- marie Gill-Sec.-Treasurer, Lillian Hel- ton-Reporter, Margaret Ann Henry, Eugene Sloan, Virginia Turnage. Second row: Harold Doak Young, Henry Huddleston, Ann Beard, Tommy Lea, Billy Adams, Betty Sue Manning, Robert McClesky. Third row: Joyce Wauford, Wilma North, Wayne Hodges, Barbara Mc- Daniel, Nancy Seay, Jack Russell, Terrell Duncan. Fourth row: Jean Rose, Earl Bar- bour, Kenneth Patton, Imogene Cul- bertson, Wallace Jackson, Edward Ellis, J. J. Tomlinson. HU ECU IES EL S - i A Z A A 1 ' F' ' if i SF 'X li 1' 'V eff' V in i 25 5 A f W' 5 S U V, A , . , V, X it H vi, M 'Q w I n 7 I I , 3 E ,I . it 7: -. Q, . 'A Q . if LY 6 -1 , af A U ' it g . A .L., N E E .A f . if 'ff it l l ef i fi 1 gl- fi V- 1: A .5 ' . , ' 11 A. AAA,.45gg ' 1 gg. i 'A ' ' .' I Fi w n - 5. A JH f-1--f isi s 5 A ll I A.. .. W A , .A W , j EQ'-1 3 A ' if -. -V Y .-,' -,',5,:A,,.:.:,3 A' , A .V sv A , A ,i.- , - . . A - -A A A A. - - A V- A , A 1 Ji, .A A A.. 5 .sg . 'L A w L, A ' , 7 , ' Alia' - '-A ,. f ,, , f :AA ,Ag 5 5 , ' A 1 aw fzi-5 ff .A A T- 7 sf. 5 i ' A ' if SQ ' AA A if tt if A ,f ., ' f -- AAA. AAA A 'H W Q d - f ' fr Q ' - A V A 1' -A .A i A ' i. ' s A , , A A I A A ,, A+ 1 A J Af 'gf if 73 437,25 l j A U ,E Ai.. wg. - if 1 V i :V asia i gil A . ..4 H-QNQQMAW Fi ,A :- .A A - A - A. 5 - AYL P E' za, N.. 4 Af - A First row: Carnita Adams, Imogene Bass, Audrey Bradshaw-Vice President, M o d e n e Bryant, Alice Burke, Sue Bragg, Sarah Bragg- President, Emma Jean Bass, Willie Baskin, Robbie Baskin, Jean Corley-2nd. Vice President, Billie Marie Coffee, Gwendolyn Dies. Second row: Dolores Donnell, Helen Davis, Katherine Edwards, Ann Dudley, Louise Eddins, Joy Fakes, Mary E. Ford, Helen Grissim, Rose- marie Gill, Hilda Graves, Margaret Grime, Jean Griffin, Virginia Gannon. Third row: Virginia Gannon, Christine Hall, June Huddleston, Lorraine Huddleston, Ann Harrison, Hilda Hesson, Margaret Ann Henry, Katherine Harris, Eva Mae Harper, Mattie Harrison, Clara Halbert, Anise Jackson, Mary Ellen Holman. Fourth row: Beatrice Johnson, Ann Johnson, Ann Kittrell, Cora Lannom, Annie K. Manning, Eula Mai Major, Earleen Manning, Bettie Sue Manning, Patricia Manners, Claudine Mc- Donald, Rose Neal, Mertie McGee, Walta Dean Neal. Fifth row: Wilma North, Dorothy Ggle, Carolyn Payne, Willodean Patterson-Treasurer, Charline Purnell, Kitty W. Purnell, Ellie Lou Ramsay, Billie Marie Reed, Katie Lee Seagraves. Nancy Seay, Doris Smith, Marilyn Stephens, Alice Smith. Sixth row: Jamie Sullivan, Dorothy Tom- linson, Daisy Taylor, Blanche Trammel, Vir- ginia Turnage, Jean Turner, Joy Thompson- Secretary, Pearlie Taylor, Joyce Wauford, Billie Walker, Katherine Wooden, Margaret White, Rubye Whited. HEP All ERS UF AMEHIIIX-l The Future Farmers of America is a non- profit, non-political organization of volun- tary membership designed to take its place along with other organized agencies for improvement of country life. The primary aim of the Future Farmers of America organization is the development of agri- culture leadership, cooperation, citizen- ship, and patriotism. It is designed to suplement training opportunities for boys who are progressive toward the goal of establishment in a farming business. Tennessee was the twenty-seventh char- tered state. The Greengale Chapter of Lebanon High School is sponsored by Mr. Hugh Evans, vocational agriculture teacher. The four grades of membership are: Green Hand, Future Farmer, State Farmer, and American Farmer. The officers for the year are: President, Hugh Gwynn, vice president, Ben Mid- gett, secretary, David Robinson, treasurer, W. D. Purnell, reporter, Raymond Hun- ter, watch dogs, Ralph Sloan and Chester Hall. Miss Phyllis Purnell is the club's Queen and her attendants are Mildred Ramsay and Martha Jean Johnson. The Future Farmers own a movie pro- jector and sponsor ten shows per year. They enter the fat cattle show in Nash- ville each year. This club sponsors the selling of ice cream, candy, and cold drinks during the lunch period. They sponsored a waste paper drive and invested 370,000 in war bonds. Their projects totaled 377,000 worth of foodstuff. The climax of the year was the annual father and son banquet, h eld at the Chamber of Commerce and attended by the Queen and her attendants. IE TIU The 1944-'45 class of Future Farmers of mer, Sf Sgt. James E. Knowles, T13 Henry Lebanon High School wish to dedicate this Dean Waters, Phillip Rice, Lt. Joe E. page to the former members who have Wright and to the eighty-nine former given their lives in this War: Sgt. Joe Pal- members who are in the armed service. FUTURE FARMERS U l' JR RlQE R lllfl - -v,: I : W :El-5, 9' AV A A L , :Av 1. .IRA rx . L, t f .5 Q :El Z 4 ., -, Ei 2 .V- gr : .W '3 9 Q .,,R ., ':'Q N ff' Pa ,.R. ..R.. F -JF ,... , . V-KIM .:.R..:. T -t I N V .: I .5 .3:.- A I .,.., :E I I 1 -E H 6 f ' H K ' X- ' al .,.., , H P i U Ei, 3 29' 32 -Q ..., EE as if fu H . ' 'f. -.I ' - , f' ' -.:.,::-5 3 . 'f -i 1' ' , ., H ' 9 :: :5 ' . -' M -'ee' -,zifiigfszzi lax 1 7 , '- ' . .J .- ' -, 9 . , ': ':::: ' ' J ' -g:gaf:f-5 '- :--5:-szizegg., ,, -' .' -, ' tim , ,...... -'-Eg'i::,,, :EE-:2:',, 2: ff' 2' - .5 ' ' 'E , fb 2? - .,.. : I 5. -V'-' :::2s':' .I ' . 1 25 ' . Efifi' i Uv ,- ., if : M ' ,. W It I .J R r A .. A 'i f' iz V NJ ., I ssgml V L' M A W fy x S up : if , A . ., S - ' to I 'zl' . in Q , Q ' xg A ---- H I ' -bfi. W .. 1' . T. ,,. - 1 L. ., First row: Hugh Gwynn-President, Ben Midgett-Vice President, David Robinson-Secretary, Melvin Holland- Treasurer, Raymond Hunter-Reporter, Howard Lannom, Chester Hall, Leroy Agee, James Andrews, T. J. Bell, James Bragg, Floyd Bond. Second row: John Brooks, Charles Bundy, Darrell Clark, Bennie Cooksey, Billy Cragwall, Odell Crook, Charles Denny, Raymond Drennon, Leon Denny, Thomas Edwards, Jim Evans, Raymond Evans. Third row: Glen Johnson, Robert Gilbert, Walter Ray Gunter, Jack Good- all, Wallace Jackson, Buddy Franklin, Donald Helton, Fred Guethlin, Harold Grey, Tony Jenkins, Louis Ingram, Raymond Lasater. Fourth row: Huffman Ligon, Na- thanel Lindsley, Robert Locke, Bob McCown, Howard McDonald, James McPeak, Charles Purnell, Hatton Pat- erson, Edgar Settlers, Kennard Reed, Walter Purnell, Lee Shannon. Fifth row: Robert Smith, Sam Sherrill, Robert Sullivan, David Swin- dell, Raymond Thorne, Thomas Thorne, Robert Trice, Harry Turner, Ferris Watkins, David Waters, Charles Wea- ver, J. B. Wright. Sixth row: Houston Reed, Ralph Sloan, Fred Laine, Tommy Woodliff, George Huddleston, Floyd Reed. BLEE EL First row: Ruth Price-President, Madelyn Martin-Vice President, Doro- thy Ray-Secretary-Treasurer, S a r a h Reed-Librarian, Bonnie Smith-Repor- ter, Jeanne Blades-Student Assistant, Martha Andrews, Robbie Bond, Jean Corley. Second row: Betty Jo Branham, Imogene Davenport, Evelyn Dedman, Nelda Eddins, Joy Fakes, Peggy Ford, Eloise Gaston, Dorothy Green, Sue Lanius. Third row: Blanche Hancock, Min- nie Lee Neal, Margery Nelson, Char- lotte Nicholson, Carolyn Nicholson, Carolyn Payne, Martha Clemmons, Caneta Philpot, Jeanne Rose. Fourth row: Nancy Seay, Dorothy Tomlinson, Mildred Lee Woodall, Bobby Joyce, Peggy Wright, Ann Wynne, Martha Hankins. l TEHN!-XTIUNAL HEL TIU S ELUB First row: Eloise Gaston-President, Mildred Ramsay-Vice President, Ann Summers-Secretary, Phyllis Purnell- Program Chairman, Marvine Hunter- Treasurer, Billy Ashworth, Jean Cox, Helen Davis, Mildred Davis. Second row: Evelyn Dedman, Louise Evans, Voncile Edwards, Ruth Farmer, Ruth Allison, Helon Glill, Christine Hunter, Gradie Lee Jennings, Margie Gentry. Third row: Christine Hall, Myrtle Jewell, Mary Elizabeth Johnson, Vir- ginia Gannon, Buddy Lasater, Martha Clemmons, Jeanne Blades, Mildred Bouton, Evelyn Ledbetter. Fourth row: Nerma Massey, Mary Moser, Dean Smith, Wilma North, Alice Smith, Jamie Sullivan, Geneva Thompson, Mary K. Thorne, Lillie Mai Weatherly. Fifth row: Ruth Weatherly, Minnie Lee Neal, Ann Wynne, Dorothy Ray, Charlotte Nicholson, Imogene Bass. TEE TUWN UPFIEEHS 4 First row: J. B. Wright-Mayor, Second row: Bob Jennings-Junior Billie Duncan-Clerk, T. J. Bell-Chief Alderman, Mary Douglas M a r t i n- of Police, Ben Driver-Senior Alderman. Sophomore Alderman, Buddy Jennings- Freshman Alderman, John M e a n s- Prosecuting Attorney. UHAMATIIIS ULIB First row: Bonnie Smith, Martha Hankins, Jeanne Blades, Leah Rhea Lewis, Madelyn Martin, Charlotte Nicholson, Martha Clemmons, Marilyn Stephens, Eula Mai Major. EI IL IH I BUBBY SUEH U A X TRIJL First row: All a n Qualls, Buddy Lasa- ter, M a r y Douglas Martin, Lawrence Suite, Dovie Jean Jen- kins. Second row: Ben Driver, Sarah Frances i5Blievins, Junell Ran- o ph, Thomas Haral- so Audrey Bradshaw. Th ' - row: Mari- l St ens, Mildred Ra y, Billy Mingus, Jer re an, Billy Ashgvibrthfg Fourth-Haw: hyl- lis Purnellft Idlfhlgell Davenpor Violet Starnes, Fre Waf- son, Mary Birche Thomas Harals Representative in the Mid-State D e c l a ma- tion Contest. Eloise Gaston, Re- presentative in the Mid-State Humorous Reading Contest. 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Jan. 25, ui Wmwd as March nf Dim an 1411-mu High shear, was 'iw will lmwnizt tg with Mrs, Eaiivvmyls ton iw the lem by mins sf.: rather hams moms ioilw this nrdnr: Mrs. ilunmxvmge M., N. Hn. Iiunrrl . Mrs, Vmlvm .M Mm imifivl .,.. Misa Haskins ,,,,. Mr. We-u:M .....,,,,. Miss Mxallumzpiaeil -. ,. Miss Warmers ,, .,,, H. Misa Nome .., ,,., . Mr, Hamm- ..... Mr. I-Ivana ., -M., . Bradshaw, Fri, -. 5 . . . . . . ,. ,, A M ,f ww f 1' , For Lvisffsmrs s f.!i'iF llvjigurazsulerms jnium' lnzlziew idpigf 141.0 Hub M-1. TESL James H. Zjwiclsel el, ml, m. Head Rmnboq Nurzi Villiers Milrlrvml RIlll1S4'y Mary Sullivan Ann julmneon In-zm Crnrlvy Bonnie Smith Plum Bflllllliilll Ann Dudley Ravmond Hi lfuxlzzzzlv Rfp. C..4.I'. Krfl, 131'ar1l'x Rrp. ll ufxun'.v Rwp, l'i11le'n'x Rrfz. CIN' Club IllrC1nnplwll'x Rep, IIO!Iou'ay's Rfp. F.F.A, R41 lilly Hughey Nelda Eddins Della Jenkins Martha Hankins Blanch Hancock Marvino Hunter Leah Lewis Hugh Gwynn Sport Ed. Junior Ed. Goxsip Ed. Business Mgr. Sport Ed. I. R. C. Rep. Society Erl. Asst. Editor lomas Edwards Billie Duncan Margaret Crime Charlotte Nicholson Joyce Bobo Dorothy Ray Rose Neal Ann Wynne Mary Thomas Evans' Rep. Dffakinlv Rep. Mvf.r1 s Rap. Bam Club. Riep. Chemistry Dunnawlzyk Rep. Eskew's Rep. Wright's Rep. Lilmzry Rzrp. www 5. W un- 3+ - iifzi , 'WP' -5 mm WMM Q Y xv in H ,f v gt 1 45 2 t - ,,,... H is . ,, .. . - wi - F .., 3113 , - f ,' Hi 3, 1 1 if W Y W, .A . : V Q , y t ' 7 A , ' is 5, i K, A , I ' K7 ....,.. I I - g 'A k Jig , . ,ii Xiirfgt x 'E Q 3 Q X15 ., Y ..., .xx -2 xr ir' . 5 gm QT , . rfl je .fr S fi E g.. :e-. ,. g ng , BU EI RLS First row: Betty Jo Branham, Nelda Eddins, Jeanne Blades, Blanche Han- cock, Bonnie Smith, Martha Clemmons, Sarah Reed. Second row: Tish Ann Eskew, Caneta Philpot, Margaret Eskew, Laura Lee Frame, Carolyn Payne, Clara Gene Branham, Dorothy Willis. Third row: Marilyn Stephens, Jean Cox, Audrey Robinson, Dorothy Green, Ruth Farmer, Peggy Ford, Jean Rose. Fourth row: Peggy Wright, Minnie Lee Neal, Ann Wynne, Margaret Wil- son. FMT HES MARTHA CLEMMONS Feature Editor UFPIEE C WELDING CLASS I LIBRARY C ELEETIUN ANNUAL STAEE C HUME EE. DEPAHTMEN T EHEMISTHY LAB I A TYPINE WHU' Bos Iswwnves Mnsr Harvosvmei Roy Tfcvhnnf Grimes Mosr Bzaur1Fu1. limi. pilfilli' 'PURNELJM FQTHHE FARMER Queen Boo IVUCQWN Bear 'Boy ATHELETE Mimrun Czfmmaus U-Ft. Fi. REPRESENTATIVE Ls 1 . JL 4, :U .,. 'L J .pffcle 4,-s,m..f,.' ' ,Y Nl .-'LL V-L11 lfgfc 1, r WH U N . L' 11 . ,Q M s.4LQ ' A- Nt J ' 1,-1. . 1A.',. Hswsv G4 LL New PJPULAR Cfm. MRRTHR Hewano Gnu. Mos? Lmfty Tc: 5uL:cfED User Gm. ATHELETE LAWRENCE Swfs Boy Mos? LIKYLY we Succazo f n - - --Q, m A44 Ionrv FU YEAH DfDfV1f!N Bwrow Faawknm MRRTHA HANKINS 1 f gi FNJNQE BLADES VAz.wfa?'mfw1uv KENNETH Fifwmw Pin! LLM PUHNELL RAM Hfmfsfs HU UH Mawfiaa CLEMM Q NS SALUTHTG ramw , ,, ,.,, . , .'f'ff'11f1-PY: H.. -. , -,.,,.:.i,,., -1 .,-, ,,,,f,f Z MM 1 HULL, ., 1- his l R 1 Elmesa G faeeTw.fv Www LEE Pi-mf 'W ,5 ',..ff ' . ,.jj:' ' ' 5, W 1 5 I 2 , 'M 7'yvl'v WJ- ,,,.1,:,,,w: ,A .W 1 mwgg fp, 'Ii'W '5M9' f.f,',V' ff' fY'f.'1'.'1 1 1 '- N .f H wh-vw M .-Wu, -.--I..-:i.:Hv h ' ., ,., X ,M','.w-www U ww My mf M ', f , W'f'7w'Z Tp, -'----V' V- .1 .L,, f ,4 , ,z - f in W 1, fi 11 M W4 fl 4 J I H ,J Ham-f GWYIWVE Muay KATHERINE Sulilsvfm' ,41 1 if -K.. WS 9? S 3' 5 N A P S H U T 5 1. Comfortable? 2. Alumnus . Cheerleaders . Two of a kind . First round - 53 x Q ks. The big three NX EN S . Shagls bus 8. Human beans 9. The gang 10. Loafing 11. Phys. Ed. 12. The winner 13. Blue Bay Packers .ef 45 f. 1 j P .J rr il 1,2 ,141 it a fi . ,I . K R V x . 1 0 1 ' . I . . A - A ' ,,... Q, F' 1, 1 , .J . - -AAV A ' ' fi' Q .W ' -5 QSM! f . I W.. ..., a.. ----: ---' . 'A ' '- 1 g ,,,, , V1 t ' 5:2-riiiiiffi '-. . . ., 2'5wrM5?'F'35fi- . ' ' wa-mgw SNAPSHUTS 1. The long and the short of it 2. Alma Mater 3. Pee Wee 4. Champs 1 5. Farmer in the dale 6. St. Nick 7. Queen 8. Drop it! 1 9. Captains 10. Speedy 11. Coronation 12. Pep Meeting 13. Upsidedown 14. Superrnen 15. Most attractive Things begin to disappear from the SE IUH PLAY EAST Sitting: Phyllis Purnell, Mary Ruth Johns- ton, Eloise Gaston, Voncile Edwards and Helon Gill. SOUP TO NUTS Standing: Della Mai Jenkins, Buddy Lasater, Houston Reed, Floyd Reed, John Porter, Jack Ricketts, Thomas Haralson, and Mary Ellen Holman. Doctor Manny Pilski fThomas Haral- sonj, a progressive Hebrew health specia- list, has conceived the happy idea of open- ing a dietetic sanitorium on the California desert where meals are served in the form of concentrated pellets. Starting on a small scale with Miss Rice CRuth Lee Pricej, the chief attendant, and Hotfoot fHouston Reedj, a colored porter, he ex- pects the business to grow with leaps and bounds, and it does. Comes the arrival of Mrs. Potter Beams fPhyllis Purnellj, a society matron, who brings her daughter, Veronica fVoncile Edwardsj for a course of treatments, but whose real purpose is to escape from Damon Goodfellow fHugh Gwynnj, an old grouch. lt seems that Dr. Pilski has wheeled the formulas for the concentrated pellets from an eccentric old woman who lived in the Killscat Mountains. There are two mysterious patients in the sanitorium, namely Lincoln Lewis fWare Rickettsl and Tru dy Trudello fEloise Gastonj. Trudy is a superficial movie queen who in- sists on dramatizing Lincoln's supposed affection for her. laboratory, an d Pilski sends for Bob Bennington CBuddy Lasaterj, a detective. Bob arrives and runs slap bang into his sweetheart, Veronica, with whom he has quarreled. Veronica decides to teach Bob a lesson, so she plays up to the handsome David Strong QFloyd Reedl, an Olympic contender. David is p l e a s e d with Veronica's attention, but he is knocked for a twister when Claire Dalton fMary Ellen Holmanj his fiancee, and her aunt, Selena Catchwell, CDella Mai Jenkinsj came to take the treatments. A Russian friend of Doctor Pilski's sends some emotion pellets labelled '4Anger , Love , and 'tTruth,'. By accident the anger pellets are served for luncheon, and when they take effect the sanitorium is turned into a madhouse. Miss Rice con- ceives the idea of serving love pellets to counteract the effect of the anger pellets. Doctor Pilski then serves the truth pellets so that he can find out who stole his formulas. The truth that they reveal is more than startling. Lincoln Lewis was the rightful heir to the formulas and had engaged his sweetie to steal them. 1 1 1 ' f' I UIUH HIGH MINNIE LEE NEAL Junior Editor ,,,, 4 EIEHTH GH UE lst Row Left to Right: Betty Roberts, Clara Nell Fisher, Betty Ann Scheuerman, Katherine Everett, Gladys Fields, Mary Jane Bell, Ann McDearman, Ann King, Betty Sullivan, Ann Thompson, Betty Joe Carr, Cliffodean Boyd. 2nd Row Left to Right: Betty Jean Alsup, Alma Jones, Mary Davis, Margaret Alsup, Roxie Nell Goolsby, Mildred Ferrel, Wanda Dyer, Jean Lawrence. 3rd Row Left to Right: Tommy Beasley, Dolores Speck, Sylvia Cunningham, Margaret Swann, Billie Hellen Jones, Dorothy Drennon, Jane Thompson, Jo Ann Jewell, Sarah Williams, Glenn Donnell. 4th Row Left to Right: Mary E. Kelley, Frances Martin, May Mann, Dorothy Harris, Martha Hudson, Helen Gibson, Joyce Branch, Vissia Hallums. 5th Row Left to Right: Herman Jackson, Samuel Belcher, Buddy Vanhook, Riley Sellars, Billy Smithwick, Jimmy Crawford. Clyde Thompson. EIGHTH BH UE MISS DILL'S ROOM 8-2 lst Row Left to Right: Neal Butler, James Payne, James Ross Neal Don Freeman, Kenneth Simmons, Lewis Smith, Russel Henley, Joe Sloan, Jack Hill. 2nd Row Left to Right: Charles Jones, Ellen Warren, Mildred Hunter, Rita Hancock, Opaline Fouth, Carolyn Watson, Frankie Harlin, Elizabeth Morgan. 3rd Row Left to Right: Frances Dickens, Pat Balcomb, Thelma Jones, Ruby Bonner, Terrijean Eatherly, Mary R. Gil- reath, Rubye Wood. 4th Row Left to Right: Milton Tuggle, Jean Mingus, Sarah Harvey, Mary Eddins, Virginia Gray, Ray Hodges. 5th Row Left to Right: Anna M. Baird, Bobby J. Hunt, Mary Gwalt- ney, Doris Bobo, Virginia Reed, Betty Davis, Billy Carr. 6th Row Left to Right: Tommy Eskew, Billy Baxter, Charles Graves, Russell Bowman, Mitchell Smotherman, Bobby Wolfenden. Back Row Left to Right: John Earl Cooksey, Kenneth Tyree, Thomas Dishman, Charles Winford, Robert Adams, Kenneth Carpenter. BE TH EH DE lst Row Left to Right: Rebecca Grime, Billie Jean Tyree, Martha Crowe, Mary Ann Bone, Sue Wilkerson, Gwen- dolyn Martin, Doris Lehew, Jean Vanhook, Billie Sue Simms. 2nd Row Left to Right: Anita Rodgers, Lou Isabel Hodge, Erlene Rogers, Agnes Harris, Callie Ray Neal, Jane Ann Wells, Virginia White, Wallace Reed, Lewis Pope. 3rd Row Left to Right: Don Hodges, Roy McGee, Billy Williams, Ed- ward Robinson, Ray Mofield, Raymond Carson, Ernest Rose, James Ed. Baines, Ervin Manning. 4th Row Left to Right: Howard Mitchell, Charles Hughey, Norvel Branharn, John Elliot Newby, Earl Ledbetter. SE TH GR DE lst Row Left to Right: Bobby Jane Smith, Betty Grissim, Jo Ann Shel- ton, Sara Alsup, Mary Frances Barnes, Cath- leen Crook, Joan Jennings, Lovie Mai Harris, Betty June Johnson, Mary Floyd. 2nd Row Left to Right: Evelyn Gray, Ann Hearn, Adele Eddins Billie Shannon, Evelyn Reese, Emma Hodge, Sadie Randall, Dorothy Reed, Elsie Gray. 3rd Row Left to Right: Harley Felure, Billy Philpot, Calvin Bentley, Charles Newman, Julius Bobo, Don Alsup, Thurman Whited, Buddy Byers. 4th Row Left to Right: Andrew Hesson, Richard Lavender, Ronnie Johnson, Billy Winford. wiiiw-A SE TH l3Pt DE lst Row Left to Right: T 3rd Rdw Left to Right: Mary Lackey, Mildred Dedman, Edith Hun- Roger Taylor, Charles Suite, Billy Stewart ter, Sue Moore, Lena Griffin, Sally Lancaster, Jack Chandler, Claude Partlow, Paul Highers Davene Seagraves, Jean Martin. Robert Hensley, Udell Enoch. 2nd Row Left to Right: 4th Row Left to Right: Richard Turner, Reba Haynes, Erlene Dodd, M'Lt,L'Lh,N Hd, ' , Djggngcuggifj muse ync amy u Son John Edward Chadwell, James Earl Largent. Bobby Roberts Perry Belcher Tip Haynes JU IUH HIGH AETIVITY PICTURES 1. Girls' 2. Girls' 3. Boys' 4. Boys' lst Basketball Team Basketball Teams Football Team lst Football Team 5. Boys' lst Basketball Team 6. Boys' Basketball Team 7. This Month Staff 8. English Club Officers it . x l -'ilnnqi fn-......, UNIUPI HIGH AETIVITIES Junior High, which is a part of the Lebanon city elementary school system is com- posed of the Seventh and Eighth grades, consisting of five home rooms. The election of Room Officers aroused much interest at the beginning of the school year. They are as follows: Section 8-1 Section 8-2 JANE THOMPSON-President. JOE SLOAN-President ' SARA WILLIAMS-VICE Preszdent BOBBY WOLFENDEN-VICE Preszdent DOLORES SPECK-Secretary BOBBIE HUNT-Secretary TOMMY BEASLEY-Treasurer DORIS BOBO-Treasurer Section 7-1 LOUIS POPE-President MARY BONE-Vice President MARTHA CROWE-Secretary-Treasurer Section 7-2 Section 7-3 BETTY J OHNSON-President DAVENE SEAGRAVES-President BILLY PHILPOT-V209 President CHARLES WYATT-Vice President BOBBIE SMITH-Secretary-Treasurer TILFORD HAYNES-Secretary ALBERTA BLACKMAN-TTCGSUTCT BASKETBALL I it 't Much interest is taken by both boys and girls in this sport. All teams strove to make the best showing possible. Miss Thompson sponsored the girl's team. Edgar Settlers coached the boys. THIS MONTH, the Junior High paper, is published monthly by the following staff: JOE SLOAN-Editor SAMUEL BELCHER-Sports BILLIE JONES-Business-Aduertising DORIS BOBO-Society DON FREEMAN-Art Editor JANE THOMPSON-Lzterary MARY R. GILREATH-HUWLOT BILLY SMITHWICK-Ctrculation Each grade section in Junior High is responsible for making up an edition of the paper for one publication during the year. THE ENGLISH CLUB is composed of the two sections of the Eighth Grade. The meetings are held twice monthly. Joint meetings are often held and lively debates afford keen competition. Each section presents a program in chapel. ENGLISH CLUB OFFICERS 8-1 8-2 BILLIE HELEN JONES-President DORIS BOBO-President J o ANN J EWELL-Vice President JAMES Ross NEAL-Vice President JANE THOMPSON-Secretary VIRGINIA REED-Secretary-Treasurer HERMAN JACKSON-Sergeant-at-Arms DON FREEMAN-Sergeant-at-Arms THE GOLDEN HONOR ROLL is the highest scholastic honor to be attained. An E in every subject must be maintained throughout the year. The list for the first half of the year is as follows: 8-1 8-2 JANE THOMPSON JOE SLOAN DOLORES SPECK BOBBIE JEAN HUNT BETTY Lois SULLIVAN 7-1 MARY E. KELLEY MARY ANN BONE BILLIE HELEN JONES MARTHA CROWE JO ANN JEWELL REBECCA GRIME CLIFFODEAN BOYD GWENDOLYN MARTIN JOHN E. NEWSBY EUIVIBEIILANU UNIVERSITY Chartered in l842, offers a four-year course of studyeleading to the degrees of A.B. and B.S.win English, French, Spanish and German languages and literatures, history, physics, chemistry, biology, education, mathematics, psy- chology, philosophy, ethics, social science, etc. The School of Law, chartered in 1847, offers a two-year course in the principles and practice of common and statute law leading to the degree of LLB. Cumberland is the alma mater of many distinguished Americans, among them an ex-Secretary of State: two Chief Iustices of the U. S. Supreme Court, twelve Chief Iustices of state Supreme Courtsg ten Governors, scores of Senators and Congressmen, hundreds of prominent lawyers and business men, several dozen college and university presidents, and hundreds of professors. Modernly equipped dormitories for men and women. 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