Lincoln County High School - Bridge Yearbook (Fayetteville, TN)

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1958 volume:

q iT',. VK? 1 the bridge contents classes actlvltes features sports B NI o Com Te wa IworwIyToQIve you o IooI4 Imo TIIG UNT QQ woo y or os we present TI V BPI QI ff I 8 'sb-1 ,As TIIP I IQQI of Iorwmo forms, wh II what The Iowre- '.-.:II hold? We, TIWQ Arwm:c1I Staff As ' ' , 1 . I I I e . , Io I I73' 71 95 . . . ,xx Vu., .4n.'Ar.. . bridge 1953 X X dedication T Coaches Hormening Barron ' 1' :iffy ix A xg' 'WX' V 5, 2 ,,3 ,q ,,-,R j. f rf THE FRIDGE LIBRARY ASSlSTAN-l-S Claudette Corbin, Jan Cooper, Bonnye Clayton, Barbara Moyers, Margaret Moorehead, Judy Chap- man, Shirley Wallace, Brenda Sowell, Ann Taylor, Gail Loyd, Alice Farrar, Ruth Graham, Brenda Shields, Barry Fowler. CUSTODIANS Mr Elbert and Mr. Bruce Gautney. KITCHEN Mrs. Jennings, Mrs. Cunningham Laura Bell, Ruby, and Joyce OFFICE HELPERS Margret Stockstill, Mr. Lindsay Dixie Ables, Janice Sipes, Betty Miller, Wanda Hopkins, Jan Cooper, Gail Tallman, Helen Dorning, Connie Sawyers, Pat Barnes, Brenda Shields, Carolyn Clark, Barbara Chapman, Shirley Gatlin, Launa Toon, Gloria Hop- kins, Judy Welch, Carol Hender- son, Thelma Smith. assistants ei- MH CHARLES LINDSAY Principal Bryson College, B. S., Science MRS. WILLIAM AMONETTE--Peabody College B. S., Music Education ..... f Sak WILLIAM J. AMONETTE--Peabody College B.M. Band.. V JAMES BARRON--Mississippi State College, B. S., 15' Biology .... MISS KITTY BINGHAM--Tennessee College for Women, B. S., Bowling Green Business Universify, Texas Wo- man's College, Bible, Health.. faculty MISS PAULINE BURTON--S. T.C., Memphis, M. T. S. C., B. S., Social Studies, Commercial MRS. D. D. DANIEL--M. T. S. C., B. S., English, Span ish. . .MISS MARY FARRAR--Tennessee College,A. B., University of Florida, Commercial. MRS. J. P. GRACEY--Erskine College, B. A., English MRS. JOE ED GRAHAM--University of Tennessee, B. S., Home Economics. LEONARD MANSFIELD Assistant Principal M T. S. C., B. S. Manual Arts I CHARLES HARMENING--M. T. S. C., B. S., Physical Education, History... RALPH HASTINGS--University of Tennessee, B. S., Vocational Agriculture... X MRS. A. H. HATCHER--University of Tennessee, B. A., English. HENRY .IENNINGS--Bryson College, B. S., Science .. is faculty l MISS RUTH RAY Cumberland University B A Lat n Mathematics MISS RUTH MCCOWN Peabody College B S English MISS GERTRUDE REED M T S C B S M S I rarian ROY SWEENEY M T S C B S Mathematics MRS HOMER WEBB M T S C B S Physical Edu cation Mathematics MRS MCRAE WHITE Bryson College B A University of Alabama M A History lla... QQ is AN., 1: 'it 1: I a s s B S ff' ' lu., f '1f Ar CHEMISTRY It would take a mastermind to master the minds of chemistry students. Don Webb, Jane Bates, Jerry Gatlin, Janice Holcomb, Verna Redd, Rebecca Agnew and Joe Wagster. F.F.A. BOYS That's not an ordinary mail boxl Larry Groce, Jerry Groce, and Buddy Dunivan. TYPING The exercise, a,slcllcfigh fre- peatedlyf entertains lsteyear typers for 5 minutes of each day's class period. Ann Higgins, Patsy Hodge, Tom Young, Jose- phine Griffin, Joe Brown, Barbara Dubois and Ann Wilson. WK fwii ,- w classroom -W ma is hah A ,..... LA r W ' Vu. f , Mi, U ,, 4, :vw ,ff ' f fk.fw2,r.s BlBl.E Carol Pearson explains to Doris Buntley the importance of the Mediterranean Sea in Biblical times. 'Q sd SCBIIBS HOME EC The food tasted good, but oh this clean- ing upl Maxine Towery, Bobby Lewis, Brenda Sowell, and Linda Mosier. 'lE,,,k D 'I LA CLASE DE ESPANOL Joan Groce, Barbara Moyers, Ann Perry, Wanda Hopkins, Marie Rives, Connie Sawyers, Shirley Gatlin, and Linda Markham. 5 If 5 U. S. HISTORY Thelma Smith and Meredith Sheffield discussthemaior battles ofthe Civil War. CLINIC Mary Evelyn Stewart, Patty Byrd, and Martha Treanor clean and make up the beds in the CliniC- is-Q DRAFTING A good method for finding errors is com- arison Ri ht? Larr Barnes Leslie f- ' P - 9 - Y 1 Armos, Dickie Bevill, RandyCunningham. school days SCHOOL'S OUT You're right, Pat, courtesy is often sur- , iifffff BASKETBALL GAME The bench as photographed from the bal- cony. prising. pat Smith, Shields Templeton, and Don Morrison. SOLID GEOMETRY They ought to know a lot about figures- trom observation. Phil Higgins, Martin Johnson, Thurlo Hooper, and Albert Jarratt. aw 'S LQ ag' 3 43.1 i mwfyfi X 1 '5 , f is at ,dk wh 'Y I w ff 'K xx W wi. LQ hm 'W ,fa fjsiw seniors DIXIE LEE ABLES .fRed.. Spanish Club 25 F. H. A. 2-4 Science Club 35 Choir I-25 Latin Club I5 Annual Staff 3'5 Talent Show 4. WANDA DEAN ARMSTRONG Office 2-3. LESLIE HOWARD ARMOS Armone Freshman Favorite, Latin Club I-45 Choir I5 Thespian Club I-4, President 4, N. F. L. 3-45 Future Teachers Club 35 Paper Staff 2-45 Senior Class Play, Most Dependable 4, Tal- ent Show M. C. 4. ROBERT EUGENE BAXLA Bobby Transferred from Williamson High 'l955. Hi-Y Club I5 Science Club lg Basketball I, 2, 45 Boys Glee Club I5 Paper Staff 4. LINDA LEE BOGGS 1' ADELE WYNNE BARRY nDeIn Latin Club I-4, Vice-Pres. 35 Speech 'I-3, Thespian Club I-45 Treas. 2, Sec. 3-45 An- nual Staff I-4, Co-Editor 45 Beta Club 2-4, Pres. 45 Fu- ture Teachers Club 2-4, Pres. 3-45 Spanish Club 35 Sopho- more President5 Junior Vice- Pres.5 Senior Sec.-Treas5 Sen ior Class Play, Best Citizen, DAR. 1' LARRY WAYNE BARNES Latin Club I-45 Football I-45 Science Club 2-45 Letter Club 2-45 Basketball 2-45 Most Courteous 4. RACHEL FAYE BARTLETT HRHY.. F. H. A. I, 3, 4. RICHARD IRVIN BOLLES F.H.A. 2-4, Choir I5 Science Die-kieu Club 2-45 Spanish Club 45 4-H Latin Club I-45 Letter Club Club 'I5 Bomwarmin' Queen 3. 2-45 Football 'I-45 Basketball JERRY RICHARD BEVILL Dickie Letter Club 2-45 Football 2-45 Basketball Manager 3-45 4-H Club I-45 FFA 'I-2, Livestock Judging Team, Manual Arts Club I5 Volunteer Boys' State 35 All-Mid-State Football, First Team 4. 2-45 Freshman Favorite5 Soph- omore Favorite5 All-Midstate Football Third Team 4. 45- i,. 4 ...f'::L- LINDA BOWEN F. H. A. l, 2, 45 4-H Club lf Spanish Club 45 Future Teachers' if Club 4. ANNIE SUE BROOKS F. H. A. 2-4. JUDITH ANN CHAPMAN rljudyll 4-H Club l5 F. H. A. 15 4-H Club l-25 F. H. A. l-2. Science Club 35 Future Teach- ers Club 3-45 Library Assist- ant 4. JAN SHARON COOPER Transferred from Selma High l956i Latin Club 3-45 Office As- sistant 3-45 F.H.A. 45 Junior Fa- vorite5 Paper Staff 45 Most Care- free 4. r 16- JOYCE COLLINS ..jo.. DJ JOSEPH RANDOLPH CUNNINGHAM ..Randy.- F. F. A. l-45 F. F. A. Live- stock Judging Team l-45 Harvest Festival King 35 F. F. A. President 45 Parl- iamentary Procedure Team 45 Paper Staff 3-45 Manual Arts Club 2. JERRY MERRIEL BOYD Transferred from lndianola High l9565 Hi-Y Club l-35 F. F. A. 'I-35 Current History Club 2, Reporter5 Football 1-25 Track I-25 Boys' Choir l-3. WILLA DEAN BUNTLEY F. H. A. 'l-45 Science Club 2-35 Basketball 3-45 Letter Club 3-4. WILFORD LARRY CRESON F. F. A. l-45 Manual Arts Club 45 Basketball 2-45 F. F. A Judging Team I-2. HELEN DORNING F. H. A. l,Song Leader5 Bas- ketball l5 Choir I5 Science Club 25 Office Assistant 45 Talent Show 4. NANCY ROBE RTA DUBOIS Choir I-4, Sec. 45 F.H.A. I-2, JI'- and Chapt. Degrees5 Basketball l-25 Manager 3-45 Letter Club 2-45 Beta Club 2-45 Science Club 2-45 Future Teachers' Club 2-3, Li- brarian 35 Spanish Club 35 His- torian 35 Librari Assistant 35 La- tin Club 35 Most Dependable 45 Valedictorian. JAMES THOMAS FARRAR nBudn Science Club 2-45 Latin Club I-45 Beta Club 25 Letter Club, 25 Basketball 'I-35 Volunteer Boys' State 35 Boys' and Girls' County 3. PATRICIA GAIL FRANKLIN Freshman Favorite5 4-H Club I5 Glee Club I-45 Sec. 2, Pres. Vice-Pres. 45 F.H.A. 2-35 Friend- Iiest 45 Future Teachers Club 4- Beto Club 45 Beauty Contest l-4, Class Beauty 4, Beauty Queen 4. JERRY O'NEAL GROCE F.F.A. I-4, Sentinel 45 Football 2-45 Letter Club 45 Manual Arts Club 4. JAMES RICHARD FARRAR Dickie Letter Club 2-45 4-H Club I-45 Pres. 45 Honor Club 3-45 F.F.A. I-25 Judging Team I-25 Manual Art Club 25 Science Club 45 Bas- ketball 3-45 Football I-45 Pop- er Stott 3-45 Hon. Mention Foot- ball All-Midstate 4. MARY JOAN GROCE Latin Club I-45 Beta Club 2-4, F.H.A. 2, Jr. and Chapter De- grees5 Sophomore Favorite5 Jun- ior Favorite5 Annual Staftl-4, Business Mgr. 45 Spanish Club, Sec. 45 Most Courteous 4. JAMES RONALD FISK Ronnie Latin Club I-45 Beta Club 2-4, Treas. 45 Basketball 2-45 Senior Class Vice-F'res.5 Best Citizen 45 Letter Club 3-45 Boys' and Girls' County 3. DOROTHY FAYE FAULKNER Latin Club 2-45 Spanish Club 25 4-H Club I5 FHA 2-35 Beta Club 2-4. PEGGY LOU FLYNT 4-H Club l5 Choir l-25 FHA 2-45 Beauty Contest 4. SHIRLEY GATLIN Skinny'l Transferred from Blanche High 19545 F.H.A. I-35 4-H Club li Spanish Club 4. - '-'S' JOHN PORTER GUNTER, JR. nporkyu Transferred from Maryville High 19565 Red Cross Council 25 Paper Staff 45 Secretary Home Room 35 Friendliest 4. DAVID LARRY HALCOMB Science Club I-35 Manual Arts Club 2-35 Spanish Club 4. PHILIP M. HIGGINS, JR. THURLO WAYNE HOOPER uphill! Science Club 2-45 Letter Club 2-4' Football 2-4' Co-Captain 45 Freshman Class Secretary5 Sap- Bogkeybou 3-4, ' All-Midstme homore Class Vice-President5 Junior Class President5 Student Body President 45 Latin Club I-4, President 35 Annual Staff I-45 Letter Club 3-45 Football Mgr. 3-45 Beta Clubg Best All Around. GLORIA HOPKINS IIHOADII 4-H Club I-25 Glee Club I-25 Honor Club I-45 Office Assistant 3-45 F.H.A. 45 Talent Show 4. L Football Second Team 4. B NANCY LOUISE GWATHNEY vvrexu lnterscholastic League Tennis I5 Paper Staff I-4, Typist 4, Feature Editor I5 Chair I-25 Trio I5 Talent Show I5 F.H.A. I-2, Junior and Chapter Degrees 25 Initiation Winner I5 Transferred from Carthage High 19565 Future Teachers' Club 3-4 Historian 45 Science Club 3-4, Secretary 35 Latin Club 3-45 Beta Club 45 Talent Show 4. CAROL HENDERSON Science Club 25 Chair I-25 F-I'l-A- 3-45 4-H Club I-25 Office Assis- tant 45 Talent Show 4. WANDA GAYLE HOPKINS A-H Club I-25 Science Club 25 Spanish'Club 45 Choir 25 F.H.A. 45 Office Assistant 4. l MARTHA JANE HOPKINS vrjanieu F.H.A. I-45 Choir I-25 Basket- ball 'I-45 Science Club 25Speech 2-35 Thespian Club 45 Band 3-A, Maiorette 45 Spanish Club 35 Letter Club 45 Senior Class Play5 Wittiest 4. BARBARA JEAN HOWELL F.H.A. 2-4: Spanish Club 4. MARTHA ANN JACOBS ALBERIAIARRATT F.H.A. 2-45 Beta Club 2-45 puma Teachers: Club 2-3 Science Club 2-45 Future Teach- ers Club45Choir35 Freshman Fav- oriteg Best-looking Boy 35 Let- ter Club 2-45 Football I-4, Co- Captain 45 Basketball 2-35 Best Dancer 45 All-Midstate Football Second Team 4. , QW-A U nv Z A4 Q, a 'QS'- MARTIN JOHNSON F,F.A. 'I-3. CHARLES ROGER JOYNES Latin Club 2-35 Spanish Club 3. LINDA MARKHAM Markie F.H.A. 'I-25 Future Teachers' CIub45Spanish Club 45 Beta Club BETTY JO MASSEY BEAUTRICE MCBAY S ' I., Cl b 5 p 5 ff . 4-H Club 'I5 Future Teachers' 522,220 Chl 34 ap ' 4' club 2-3, F.H.A. 2, Jr. Degree5 Office Assistant 25 Spanish Club 3-45 Beta Club 2-4. WANDA RUTH LOGAN BILLY LEE MARKHAM F.H.A. 2-35 Latin Club I-3' . . Spanish Club 23 Talent Show 3? I-gggfleglrig:TOT-L-ynlgzguzeljlzlj Glee Club I-45 4-H Club I. Mantra' AHS Chiba ' DORIS MARLOW Latin Club 2-45 Spanish Club 45 Science Club 45 Band 3-45 Choir JAMES JAROTTE McNEAL Muck Choir I-45 Latin Club I-25 Trans- ferred trom Jacksonville High l956, Senior Class Pres., Science Club 3-45 Biggest Flirt 4. BETTY MILLER Killer Freshman Favorite5 Beauty Con- test I-25 Class Beauty I, Beauty Queen 2, Football Maid l-2, Foot- ball Queen 3' Beta Club 2-45 Science Club 2-35 F.l .A. 2-45 Letter Club l-45 Cheerleader I-45 SARAH DEAN MITCHELL llsallyll Latin Club I-4, Vice-Pres. 45 Beta Club 2-45 Paper Staff 3-4, Editorial Staff 3, Journalism Institute 3, Editor 45 NFL 2-4, Degree of Honor 25 Congress 35 Annual Staff I-25 Spanish Club 45 Pres. 45 F.H.A. 2-3, T1-eos, 35 Talent Contest I-45 Future Teachers Club 3-4, Saluta- torian. 15 4 LINDA JANICE MILLS atlanta F.H.A. 2-45 Song Leader 45 Science Club 35 Paper Staff 45 Letter Club 3-45 Basketball 2-45 Choir 45 Band 3-45 Talent Contest 45 Music Club 3-4. CHARLES RAY McGEE F.F.A. I-45 Judging Team 3-45 Manual Arts Club 4. Gn- BILLIE FAYE MORTON Latin Club 2-45 Future Teachers Club 3-45 Spanish Club 4. AMY JANE MCGEHEE Queen Bee Latin Club I-45 Spanish Club 2, Beta Club 2-45 F.H.A. 25 Future Teachers' Club 2-4, Trees. 25 Annual Staff I-4, Class Editor 45 Beauty Contest 2-3, Beauty Queen 3. ROBERT JARED MELSON, JR. llBobbylI Science Club I5 Basketball I-25 Football 2-45 Transferred from Dover High 1956. MARGARET MOOREHEAD Latin Club I-45 Beta Club 2-4: 4-H Club 2-43 Library Assistant 3-45 Beauty Contest 35 Boys' and Girls' County 35Juniar Class Sec.-Treas.5 Most Executive 4. BARBARA MOYERS Latin Club I-33 Beta CIUID 2-43 Science Club 25 Mid-state Math. Contest 3: Spanish Club 4, Vice- Pres. 45 Paper Staff 4- HARR EL JOHN PARKS Weasel F.F.A. 2-45 Manual Arts 2-35 Science Club 2. LARRY A. PAYNE Thespian Club 'I-45 Reporter 45 4-H Club l-45 4-H Honor Club 3-45 Science Club 25 Latin Club 2-45 Choir 'l-45 Band 3-4, Drum Major 45 4-H Public Speaking Contest, Winner 25 Library Assistant l5 Speech 'I-35 Voice 45 Most Talented 45 Senior Class Play 45 Talent Show l-4. HERMAN V. PULLIAM, JR. nsonnyn Transferred from Giles County High School 1955. BARBARA LYNN RABY F.H.A. 2-45 Choir 15 Latin Club 'l-4, President 45 Beta Club 2-4, Reporter 45 Future Teachers Club 2-4, Treasurer 3, Secretary 45 Paper Staff 2-4, Literary Editor 3, Editor 4, Tennessee lnsti- tute of Jaurnalism5 Band 3-4, Sec. 3, Maiorette 45 Spanish Club 4, Treas. 45 Beauty Con- test 45 Biggest Flirt 4. MARTHA ELIZABETH PATRICK Beta Club 2-4, Vice-Pres. 45 Span- ish Club 35 Latin Club 'l-4, Re- porter 35 4-H Club 'l-45 Sec. Treos. 3, Vice-Pres. 45 4-H Hon- or Club 'l-4 F.H.A. 2,4, Parl. 2, Vice-Pres. 45 Boys' and Girls Co. 35 Volunteer Girls' State 35 Fresh. Fav.5 Soph. Fav.5 Beauty Contest l-45 Cheerleader 3-45 Best-All-Around 45 Football Queen 45 Annual Staff l-45 Co-Ed.45Let- ter Club 3-45 Tenn. Inst. of Journ- alism, U.T., F.T.A, Club 2-45 Librarian 2, Vice-Pres. 4. ANN RAMSEY F.H.A. 2-45 4-H Club l-45 Reporter 45 4-H Honor Club, Reporter 3. MARY ANN PERRY Roonie CAROL ANN PlGG A 2-35 Spanish Club 4. isa.. .W 5 S HQ- F.H.A. 2-35 Choir 45 Science Club 35 Spanish Club 45 Talent Shaw 4. JANE PINKSTON Latin Club il-45 Beta Club 2-45 Thespian Club l-4, Reporter 3, Treasurer 25 F.H.A. 2-4, Pianist 3-45 Talent Contest 'l-4, Sopho- more Winner5 Cheerleader l-25 Sophomore Favorite5 Spanish Club 45 Speech 'I-35 Letter Club l-25 Senior Class Play 45 Mast Talented 4 . BEN WHITT PUTMAN Manual Arts Club 2-45 Spanisl Club 35 F.F.A. l-2, Sec.25 xv- Letter Club 45 Boys' and Girls County 35 Football Manager 4. 3, , 3 f -:db ,QN- WILLIE BURTON RIVES Talent Contest 2, Boys Choir 'l-4, Vice Pres. 2. FRANCIS L. ROWELL Frankie Transferred from Church- Hill High l9565 Spanish Club 4. CONNIE MAE SAWYERS Latin Club 2-45 Beta Club 25 Future Teachers Club 3-45 Span- ish Club 45 F.H.A. l. RONALD GENE SCOTT Scotlie Sports Club li Lettermen's Club 2-35 Football 'l-35 Baseball 25 Track 2-35 Transferred from Kingsport 4. All PAUL RUTL EDGE 40 V Wulf ' - 'un JANICE SIPES F.H.A. 'I5 4-H Club 'I-25 Girls' Choir 'l-35 Spanish Club 25 Band 3-4, Sec. 45 Letter Club 3-4 Jun- ior Favorite5 Paper Staff 3. ELLEN MARIE RIVES Latin Club 2-35 Beta Club 2-45 Spanish Club 45 Boys'and Girls' County 35 Annual Staff 45 Lib- rary Assistant 2-3. GAYLE ROLAND F.H.A. 'l-45 Mrs. Degree l956 -F40 1.-mmap CHARLES ALTON RINER BARBARA ANN SMITH LatinClub l-25 Choir l5 4-H Club 25 4-H Honor Club 3-45 F.H.A. 2-4, Photographer 3, Reporter 45 Football Maid 45 Best Danc- er 4. JOE SMITH RONALD DOUGLAS SOWELL Science Club 'I-45 Manual Arts Club 2-45 Wittiest 4. JERRY CART ER STEVENSON llcabbyll Latin Club 'I5 Basketball 2-35 Boys' choir I-4, Pres. 35 Best Looking I, Freshman Vice- Pres.5 Cutest 4. Letter Club 2-35 Science Club 25 Talent Show 35 Football l. JAMES WILSON ST EWART aljimmyao Football I,-3, 45 Basketball 2-45 Letter Club 3-45 Latin Club I5 Science Club 35 Manual Arts Club 3-45 Friendliest 45 Hon- orable Mention Football All- Midstate 4. PATRICIA SMITH npaln 4-H Club I5 Choir 'I5 Talent Show, F.H.A. 2-45 Band 3-45 Maiorette 45 Letter Club 3-45 Paper Staff 3-45 Circulation Mgr., Feature Writer 45 Cutest 4. MARGRET STOCSTILL F.H.A. 2-45 Office Assistant 2-45 Spanish Club 4. MADISON FRANK STEVENS Steve Latin Club I-45 Science Club 2-45 4-H Club I5 Football 45 Letter Club 4. TERRY SPURLOCK Band 3-4. CAROLYN STEVENSON Latin Club I-25 Spanish Club 25 Beta Club 2-4 Basketball I-25 Band 3-45 Letter Club 2-45 Choir 2-35 F.H.A. 2-45 Sec. 45 4-H Club 2-35 Talent Show I-2. JANET STEWART Latin Club l-45 Treas. 35 Bask- etball 'I-25 Beta Club 2-45 F.H.A. 2-4, Reporter 3, Pres. 4, Sub district Historian 4, Barn-Warm- ing Queen 25 Talent Show I-4, Winner I-25 Letter Club 2-45 Cheerleader 3-4, Capt. 45 Vol- unteer Girls' State 35 Paper Staff 2-4, Fashion Editor 45 Sophomore Sec.-Treas.5 Barn- warming Maid 4. BARBARA DIANE THROCKMORTON Science Club 2-45 F.H.A. 2-4, Treas. 45 Letter Club 3-45 Band 3-45 4-H Club l5 Rper Staff 4. JOHN ED UNDERWOOD LOUIS WALDEN uRedn Science Club 2-45 Thespians l-45 Volunteer Boys' State 3. JUDY LYNN WELCH 4-H Club l-25 Science Club 2-45 Latin Club 3-45 F.H.A. 35 NFL 3-4, Tournament 3-45 Speech 31 Tbespian Club 3-45 Office Assis- tant 45 Senior Class Play. MATTHEW JOSEPH SYKES, lll Aloe.. Football 2-45 Latin Club l-45 Science Club 2-45 Beta Club 25 Letter Club 2-4. CHARLES EDWARD WEST Letter Club 2-45 Latin Club I-45 Tbespian Club l-45 Sergeant- at-arms 45 Beta Club 25 Junior Class Favorite5 Football l-45 Most Carefree 4. SHIELDS TEMPLETON Thespiun Club 'I-2, Letter Club 3-4, Football 3-45 F,F.A. l-45 Sec. 25 4-H Club 35 Speech 'I-2 Senior Class Play5 Band 3-4 Pies 45 Most Executive 4. PAUL TUCKER BARBARA LYNN WEST Choir l-45 Basketball l-45 Letter Club 2-45 4-H Club 'I5 F.H.A. 2-4, Song Leader 3,'Pbotographer 4. ARNOLD WINSETT Debate Club l-4, NFL 2-4, De- grees of Merit, Honor, Distinc- tion, Excellenceg Current History Club 3-45 Spanish Club 4, Hist- orian. 1 1 BETTY LOU WOODRUFF Latin Club 'l-45 Beta Club 2-4, Sec. 45 Thespian Club l-4, Vice- Pres. 45 N.F.L. 3-43 Talent Show 2-4, Winner 3-4, Grand Champion 4, Beauiy Contest lg Annual Siaff 'l-4, Feature Editor 45 Speech l-35 Senior Class Pl0Y, 3rd in Dramatic Reading of TILL. CLYDIA MOOR E Butch F.H.A. l-2, 45 Choir 'I-25 Music Club I. THOMAS ANDREW YOUNG lvrornu Freshman Class, Pres., Foot- ball l-45 Letter Club 3-4, Junior Class Favorite, Basketball l-4, Science Club 3-4. Annual Staff 3-4. Maybe it was the weeds that got the Weed-Tottersn down. Dickie Bevill, Charles West, James Neely, Frank Ste- vens, Willie Rives, Janice Mills, Nancy Gwathney, Maple Crumpley, Ronald Sowell. l26l Oh, that awaited dayl Joan Groce, Amy McGel1ee N -,,,. .......-.-., , Jim. ,Wn,,LW,, 1 ihhfirpzi .- .: E.g J m .::. .:.. 1: W 'L Z-'32- .... .... ........,.. ,,, gl.: -.......-2, ..... ,, ......... ,,,, , -...........-.. ,,, .......... ...... ,, , Y, ...-ass... , f - ,-g- .. ...:.-3::.-.:-.:-.:'-.'s ... .. . ' ? .....:- V u. -- - - ..v'.:-ai.-:.-:. :.r:.-:.':.:-ax. - - - .... , -................... .........-....... .. -.................-. .3 g....g..z...------..L-112,-..,,-,-- N 1- ,.. .....g-5. '- - mf.:-.::.,::-L.'35. .FL :..'- ':::'.,':n.'ix::-. ' 152- ,V , . ' -Sr'-rs- -22-.'?: ... .. - - - .::s-37.2 -.. ,..... , ..... ..,... 'F-is . 1 '2-'2-:a':-'2zff- A, -. -' ..:,... -+-- - - .-:':.......:,-........... . , , :. .....,,.......z a u- 1' ::L' iloaautnhu Q ,-- 'nr'-:::' 'L ai 1' .n -... .. , , . ,- f-L - fx-1--8 . ,g,.,,.... 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A . -4 Y , 5 Y 'A wb, ,..... -u K f 3 I L' 5 ff qw, ' I sy a , ,yy 4 John Beall Conger Reagor Corbin Virginia Cowley Jeanette Cunningham Marvin Daniel Joan Davenport Barbara Dubois Everett Eslfck Jerry Gatlin Josephine Griffin Roy Groce Elizabeth Gautney Janice Halcomb Carol Hardin we made money for the jr sr party O Thomas Harrington Ann Higgins Ann Hlndman Patsy Hodge Brenda Honey Charlotte Honey Jerry Honey Phillip Hopkins Cecil Howell Charles Jean Nancy Jobe Nadine Johnson James Jones Ray Jones Fay Lewter Virginia Hamlin ' ' 0 Barbara Loving Michael Maddox Monte Marsh Fred Metcalfe Barbara McAlister Melvin McAl1ster Wanda McAllster Joyce McCown Mildred McFerrln Kenneth McGee James Henry Mitchell Donald Morrison Jackson Moyers James Neely Betty Jo Peay sponsored dances and sold corsages Janne Pitts Joe Raby Verna Faye Redd Don Reed Priscilla Scott Meredith Sheffield Michael Sheffield Bennie Shelton Ethel Shelton Royce Shelton Robbie Lee Slslc Linda Smith Thelma Smith Elizabeth Spencer Bully Wayne Stewm GTI 1 GK 1' Bruce Stocstill David Stone Carolyn Sullivan .lean Tallman Fredrick Tate Carolyn Templeton Edward Templeton Bennie Thomas Edith Thompson Walter Thompson Carol Thornton Launa Toon John Towry William Tyree Joe David Wagster we are looking forward to our senior year Ann Wilson Wilma Wright Robert Young We fought a good fight, but ....... .. ........ ..... . Shirley Wallace Donald Webb Jeanette Williams John Williams Mary Ann Williams Carolyn Sullivan, Brenda Honey, and Diane Burroughs. l32l pe David Abbott Phyllis Ades Curtis Ashby William Askins Patricia Barnes Phillip Barnes David Bartlett Carolyn Beddingfield Bennie Ray Beech Beulah Blaylock Edward Bomar Billie Jean Bradley Fonda Brown Linda Brown Sandra Faye Brown sophomores MICKEY PUTMAN ......... .President JAMES TOON .......... Vice President SHIRLEY JEAN ...........,.... Secretary Treasurer f 'W Jack Duke James Dunnvan Alice Farrar Elvrn Foutch Barry Fowler Wulson Gattls Joe Nix Gllllam Kay Gilliam Ruth Graham Janice Gray Larry Groce Nancy Groce Rees Groce Retha Groce Wanda Grace Wayne Brown Doris Lynn Buntley Carolyn Cantrell Charles Chapman Jr Bonnie Jean Clayton Doris Collins Mallncla Conger Cecil Crabtree Charles Cunnlngham fm Gene Paul Currln Mary Ann Dale Geraldine Davenport Bull Dickey Bobbye Dornmg Jo Ann Duckett we chased bugs for biology y, , . 9 il 'rs-' R. .Q ,., l J N M, , , ' A 'N l 0 l Wilburn Groce Betty Harrison David Harrison Ray Harwell Bobbie Hines Ronnie Hodge Sarah Hopkins Walter Jarratt Shirley Jeans Ann Johnson Janice Johnson Roy Jones Barry Kent Barbara Kidd Jack Leftwlch slaved over lullus caesar notebooks Bobbi Kaye Lewis Judy Logan Nancy Logan Joe Lynn Looper Gall Loyd Roy Markham Jean Martin Sylvia Martin Lowell Mason Paul Mathis Joan McCown Faye McGee Michael McNeal Harry Melson David Milliken 3? Jerry Posey Doris Price Norma Pulliam Michael Putman Phlllp Roby Gwendolyn Raines Fred Richardson Lonnie Rlner Rebecca Rozell Paul Shelton Brenda Shields Richard Short Jimmy Ssmmons Marlon Simmons Shirley Simms sophomores have lo struggle Jerry Mllls Larry Montgomery Joanne Moore Catherine Moorehead Linda Mosler Mary Ann Mullunox Sammy Muse Arlena Noblltt Jerry Pate Margorle Patterson Carol Pearson Kelly Plttenger Vlrglnla Poltevlnt Margaret Ruth Porter '6- 5... as P :Er ' if S b 'T fu., ' K ' 1 Robert Moorehead .fm ,X - . Q95 .,.: M r. - ' 1 ' LS' lawn , 91 V., 'X Q M at . 1 X lg , 5' , . 34' . ' X . . A I 'ja Anita Smith Eu Don Smith Gene Smith Rebecca Smlth Brenda Sowell -QL. dsx Ronald Spencer Jo Lee Steelman Mary Ellen Steelman Eloise Stevenson Lynn Stubblefleld ,Z x Bobble Sullivan Dexter Sulllvan Harry Tate Ann Taylor Donald Thornton we are nobody s pets . . . James Toon Maxine Towery Judy Towry Rebecca Towry Geraldme Tucker Wendell Tucker Mary Ellen Tully Laverne Vann Paul Ventress Clarke Waggoner Linda Fay Warren Dennle Welsh Fred Welch Sarah West Rebecca Wlllnams . . K . ,ff fv- if 5' 'X . n y H Mia? ju. . al Q , A l ' ll gl V P 4 0 , ! gg 5, V Q i ' Karl, l 9 Judy Wright Harold Young Joseph Young M'-X Walk Pahently wamng their furn Grrls Physical Educahon Brenda Sowell Ruth Graham Janice Roberf Wiggins Joe Wrllmmg Butch Gray Barbara Kudd Bobbye Dornlng Nofmqn Bobby Bevlll F rung llne l Ruth Graham Sammy Muse Shirley Simms Eloise Stevenson No no boys Not that way ' ' Coach Barron l 38 ll . I -J f h I I I... J 4 it I 5 Q Y M., V -,W MMM W xx, E ,, ONMWMW , ,W 'GMM W 2 1 W fNfQf f 'Y f' V' ' Q' flow , I I - . . I . . I I l I 'S' xbkv X W + ' ' A is M .,. T.: I 1:1 . G 3 . l 4 ' X 4 i ' ' I I I l l I r I ' ' ' .A . -rAI'9 ' .,.l .manmiv Patsy Adcox Joe Allison Jackie Armstrong Peggy Arm strong James Bagley Barbara Barnes Sandra Barnes George Barnett Sandra Bartee Linda Bartlett Marilyn Bartlett Joyce Baucom Linda Beddingfield Ray Beverly Robert Bevill Barbara Bracey Billie Jo Brooks Carol Brooks Douglas Brooks Marie Brown Jlmmy Buchanan Celestua Bunfley Larry Burns Patsy Burton Patrlcua Byrd James Campbell Patrick Chamblee Dale Chapman Jerry Chapman Sue Chapman Claudette Corbin Wanda Crabtree Walter Crabtree Becky Cullens Berry Davls Thomas Dempsey Brenda Douthnt James Dubous Judy Duckett Dolores Duke Nancy Duke Jack Farrar Mlchael Farrar Janice Faulkner Joe Faulkner Sherry Fields Curtis Finney George Foster Nancy Frlerson Donald Gatlm Betty Jo Gattns Mae Grammar Bully Gray Alton Gwathney Carolyn Harbin Janice Harris J E Harrison Wendell Heath Mary Henderson Charles Huggins onward, freshmen! to 1961 Reba McAfee Linda McAluster Thomas McAllster Bully Joe McAnally Joe McCown Sandra McDaniel Nancy McGee Terrrll McGee Mary McNeal Bully Ray McPherson Gerald Means Martha Medley Rebecca Mr lstead Patricia Mutchell Dickey Moore Peggy 'loore 'Aarll n Moorehead Y Robert 'lorgan Jo Ann vlorton Jean Hix Randall Howell Ronald Howell Ned Hughes Ted Hughes Rebecca Hunter Erle Hyde Judith Ann Jean Jimmy Johnson Ozelle Kent John Kung Lynn Lane Robert Law Nancy Lewter Carolyn Liles Sandra Locke Jlmmre Loyd Vincent Marrs Michael Marsh Marrlyn Martin it s a long, long road' 9 . Anne McMillin Rebecca Morton Judy Moyers Wayne Mullunax John David Myers Shella Noblltt Wnlluam Norman Jacqueline Poschke Cathrme Patrick Melvin Payne Johnny Plrtle Katherine Plrtle Donald Porter Samuel Price Harold Pulliam Brenda Pylant Rebecca Rhodes Betty Rnchardson Fred Rnchardson Leon Rnchardson Phnllsp Richardson QS Jerry Plner Nancy Rives Kay Roland Randal Rowell Kenneth Rozar Mary Ellen Sanders Glennls Scott Judy Scott Rebecca Scott Barbara Seagroves James Shaddy Linda Sharp Robert Shelton Ray Simmons Ronald Simmons Robert Simms Larry Simms Blrdle Lee Susk Jean Slslc Barbara Smith c 1' M . . , y jx if freshmen! bewilched, bothered, il C 'Q Q :I W --Q ,JN ...fml X X Fu. 'U .2 'V 44 E, L, 1 f 5 Martha Patrick Adele Barry Joan Groce ....,. Betty Woodruff, .... . Amy McGel1ee. There are times when The Erwin e Start of V958, .wonder -.fflry ,ve 'J if r le-f Ourselves in for SUCH a rife-Consuninq job. We imve ,r'.'Ol'KQd Hard Corn- rpr-M - xy' . ,M at i G ,W r- L 'WDW ' fb em: j 1 -ut icamon ,ff ic.. noee .wil Jung ,GCA Wories O tae past yecr. Cnr dreams of presenting yea The '58 Bridge have ie-Corrxe Q reality. Accept if and enjoy it. ..,..,Co-Editors ......Eusiness Manager ......l:eature Editor ....,.Class Editor FACULTY ADVISERS Mrs. McRae White ...... ,4A,,,, E diforiql Mr. Ralph Hastings . Mr. Roy Sweeney ' ' B Usmess Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Amonette .... Talent and Beauty Show music department BOYS CHOIR Larry Payne, Jerry Stevenson, Clark Waggoner, Jimmy McNeal, Sonny Pulliam, Leslie Armos, Barry Kem, David Abbott. VOICE AND PIANO STUDENTS Barbara Loving, Nancy Erierson, Sandra Locke, Carolyn Liles, Wanda McAlister, Mary McNeal. 2ND ROW: Mrs. Amonette, Linda Beddingtield, Brenda Sowell, Mildred McEerrin, Dixie Ables, Carol Brooks, Larry Payne GIRLS CHOIR: Priscilla Scott, Sandra Locke, Jeanette Cunningham, Brenda Douthit, Gail Franklin, Carolyn Clark, Nancy Dubois, Jane Bates, Edith Thompson, Carolyn Templeton. 2ND ROW: Jean Tallman, Nancy Duke, Ann McMillan, Birdie Lee Sisk, Janice Sullivan, Verna Faye Redd, Cathrine Patrick, Sarah West, Linda McAlister, Mrs. Amonette, Advisor. 3RD ROW: Shirley Wallace, Rebecca Williams, Rebecca Smith, Linda Sharp, Delores Duke, Patsy Adcox, Rebecca Scott, Wanda McAlister, Bobbie Sullivan Shirley Simms. 4TH ROW: Sandra Bartee, Mildred McFerrin, Barbara West, Peggy Moore, Nancy Lewter, Nancy Tripp, Ozelle Kent, Brenda Pylant, Judith Jeans, Rebecca Rhodes. 5TH ROW: Carolyn Harbin, Jean Sisk, Carol Brooks, Wanda Logan, Brenda Shields, Marie Brown, Brenda Sowell, Betty Jo Wallace, Rebecca Hunter, Becky Cullens. 6TH ROW: Janice Mills, Ann Perry, Linda Beddingfield, Lavern Taylor, Janie Pitts, Barbara Chapman, Marilyn Bartlett, Carol Pearson. band it OFFICERS Shields Templeton .,..,....,...,.,..,............ Pres. Joe Brown .......,............ .,.,,.,.....,.... V . Pres. Janice Sipes .,..... .,,......, . Sec.-Treas. Cflfolyn Collins, Janie Hopkins, P0Vb0 U RGPYI P07 Smith- Larry Payne .......... ..... ..,..,...... D r um Maior This was the first year Central High has had a marching band since 'l953. Last year the band made exceptional progress under their director, Mr. Amonette, and earned an A rating at the Band Contest at Middle Tennessee State College. Their performances in their new uniforms added spirit and enthusiasm to the football games. Also the Band marched in many public parades, including the 11-H Achievement Day, Armed Forces Day, and l-'omecoming. 5 5 fyfwug , Carolyn Collins Cwendolyn Raines Diane Throckmorton Charlotte Honey Shields Templeton Sandra McDaniel Pat Smith Janice Sipes QND ROW Carolyn Stevenson Barbara Lovinq John Taylor Everett Eslick Joe Brown Phillip Raby Ray Harwell Ronnie Hodge Bobby Morgan Doris Marlow Don Catlin Drenda Pylant Becky Cullens Jackie Leftwich :SPD ROW Barbara Paby Janie Hopkins Larry Payne Ann Higgins, Marlon Simmons, Reagor Corbin, Terril McGee, Mr. Amonette, Janice Mills, Jerry Mills, David Abbott, Terry Spurlock. the national thesplan soclel TRCUPE 4 Leg re Armgg Pres Berry Woodruff V Pres The cast for FOREVER JLDY a one Ac? conedy ele Buffy ec Bqrbmu Lovmg Treos are Jane Plnksfon Leslue Arrros Beffy Woodruff Cl'1arlesWesV Serg of Arms Larry Payne Reporfer Charles WEST and Adele BUVVY ,N David Wakefield, Bonnye Clayton, Betty Woodruff Barbara Loving, Bobby Bevull Mlss Ruth Ray SECOND ROW Edward Bomar, Denny Welsh, Janie Hopkins, Judy Welch, Jane Pinksfon Adele Barry Berry Davus Benny Thomas THIRD ROW: Lowell Mason, Joe Lynn Looper, John Ed Underwood, Larry Payne Charles West Leslre Armcs Wnlllam Burton, Larry Monlgomery. l50l o 0 o An Honor Society for Dromotlcs I l 55 .I 1 K D I' , rz , - ,Q Ad , S ., ' , .j -- it 'Q -N , f A ', 2 - ff 5 beta club A NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY lil PRESIDENT Adele Barry VICE PRESIDENT Sblrley Jeans Ann Wilson Adele BGYYY and JL-'dY Martha Patrlck SECRETARY Betty Woodruff Wrtght look over the Beta Ladder of Success TREASURER Ronnie Frsln REPORTER Barbara Gff6Yll Ilfl0fl0 1 Roby SPONSOR Mtss Ray Mr Lundsay Glnger Hamlm Patsy Hodge Barbara Loving Judy Logan Ann Wrlsan .loan Croce Betty Muller Mlss Ray Sponsor SECOND ROW Shnrley Wallace Carolyn Collins Fay Lewter Brenda Haney Rebecca Agnew Jane Bates Marnlyn Moorebead Adele Barry Bonnle Clayton THIRD ROW Carolyn Clark Ann Hugguns Janet Wrlluams Linda Srrutb Carolyn Cantrell Pat Barnes Brenda Sblelds Sarab Hopkins Beautruce McBay Betty Woodruff FOLRTH ROW Barbara Moyers Jane Plnkston Janet Stewart Martba Patrlck Connie Sawyers Faye Faulkner Nancy Dubois Carolyn Stevenson LlndaMarlil'1am Marne Rives FIFTH ROW Wanda Grace Cbrlstlne Abbay Barbara Roby Ann Taylor Amy McGebee Judy Wrngbt Sblrley Jean Sylvea Martin SIXTH ROW Barry Fowler Jerry Pate Ganll.oyd Sally Mrtchell Janice Jobnson Alice Farrar Bobbi Lewis Larry Grace SEVENTH ROW RlCI'vJfd SINGH Ray Harwell Mackey Putman Dexter Sullivan Bully Asklns Dennle Welsb Paul Ventress EIGHTH ROW Don Reed John Day Brad ford Ronnie Fisk Jarfes Henry Mltcbell Monte Nlarsb Harry Tate William Burton 1 1 ' 1 I f ' . . 11 11 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 - - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 3 1 1 1 , . . . , 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 3 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 V 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - - 1 ' 1 1 I 1 1 1 - X . ,fw f A 1 , ' f J, M' I ,, , ' - 1 4 A f f I P ,I 3' , I , if , . 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QND ROW: Barbara Loving, Betty Massey, Bonnie Clayfan, Barbara Roby, Linda Bowen, Linda Markham, Billie Morton, Connie Sawyers, Joan Grace, Sylvia Martin, Charlotte Honey. 3RD ROW: Faye Lewter, Carol Pigg, Wanda Hopkins, Carolyn Collins, Ann Taylor, Shirley Gatlin Ruth Graham, Brenda Shields, Jane Pinkston, Carolyn Clark, Rebecca Agnew. 4TH ROW: Mary Ann Williams, Barbara Moyers, Linda Boggs, Barbara Chapman, Janice Burton, Jerry Posey, Sally Mitchell Ann Higgins, Ann Perry, Gail Loyd, Alice Farrar. STH ROW: Dennie Welsh, Joe Young, David Harrison Clark Wagganer, Arnold Winsett, Frankie Rowell, Larry Halcomb, Mike McNeal, James Toon, Lowell Mason, Lynn Stubblefield. -h club J' CIFFICERS TROPHIES Martha Patrick, Vice-Pres., Mrs. Larry Payne, Bobbye Sullivan, and Joe Gracey, Leader, Miss Clipp, Home Wagster hold the trophies Central won A ent' M Glas ow Farm A ent, at Achievement Day. 9 I r' g f g Ducky Farrar, Pres., Ann Ramsey, Re- porter, Wanda McAlister, Song Leader, Mildred Mclzerrin, Sec.-Treas. Rebecca Scott, Malinda Conger, Bonnie Clayton, Judith Jeans, Bobbie Sullivan, Mildred McFerrin, Shirley Wallace, Linda Sharp, Nancy Groce, Wanda McAlister. ZND ROW: Sandra Barnes, Janice Sullivan,Sarah West, LaVerne Taylor, Faye McGee, Wanda Groce, Sarah Hopkins, Etta Mae Thomas, Carolyn Liles. 3RD ROW: Jack Moyers, Bobby Morgan, Jerry Rate, Larry Montgomery, Dickie Bevill, Mickey Sheffield, Marlon Simmons, Bobbie Bevill, Harland Smith, 5i.i:.!..ilJJ .ali ,ui- Our--Q-.-... Rf mme Haflvfi was A M E R I C A FHA --- Norma Pulliam, Recreation Leader, Jane Rinlcston, Pianist, Barbara West, Photo- graoher, Janice Mills, Sona Leader, Carolyn Stevenson, Sec, Martha Patrick, Vice-Pres, Janet Stewart Pres., Brenda Honey, Rarlianrentariang Diane Throclcmorton, Treas., Barbara Smith, Reporter, Malindal Conger, Historian, Mrs. Graham, Advisor. 3 I A 1 ,x Q, , , He A i I 1, 'll A 'Uv Jean Hixs, Nancy Jo Dulce, Jo Ann Ouckett, Judy Logan, Rebecca Smith, Ruth Porter, Patricia Mitchell, Anne Johnson, Norma Pulliam, Joanne Moore, Nancy Grace, Barbara Shields. 3RD ROW: Doris Lynn Buntley, Sandra Brown, Linda Sharp, Bobbie Sullivan, Martha Treanor, Nancy McGee, Mary Stewart, Patty Cyrd, Rebecca Smith, Reba Grace, Malinda Conger. :SRD ROW: Jo Lee Steelman, Faye Moorehead, Virenda Sowell, Maxine Towry, Linda Mosier, Nancy Tripp, Marilyn Moorehead, Ozelle Kent, Rita Grace, ffarbara Seagroves, Doris Collins. 4TH ROW: Nancy Logan, Faye Mcfiee, Cilly Jean Bradley, Marie Brown, Doris Price, Lavern Taylor, Patricia lfarnes, Linda Brown, Carolyn Pearson, Rebecca Hunter, Carolyn Cantrell 5TH ROW: 'Gwendolyn Raines, Brenda Shields, Janice Gray, Barbara Kidd, Reulah Blaylock, Joan McCown, Eloise Stevenson, gene Martin, Bobbi Lewis, Mary Ann Dale, Anita Smith, future farmers of america ZYW5 ' 4 09.11059 fp 'e 'gal 4 '- J 'll ' 'vo Q J, 0 Q f' - X Randy Cunningham, Pres.p Everett Eslick, Vice-Pres.g C '- John Beall Conger, Sec.g Ralph Hastings, Advisorg 4 , Q' Q Edward Templeton, Treas.g Jerry Groce, Senfinelg Billy 6, M kh R f - UP X ar am, eporfer. L X no u J M -nh 'M WK 555' . A 32's aff' ...J 'N I Af EY NFQL ,am X? 1' fe an gpg!-'Q 4 ff Janet Stewart Historian of Crimson Randy Cunningham and Champion Heavy Clover Sub District FHA and Everett welghfLQmbq1'NQ5l'1vllle 1957 Eslick Pres of Crimson Clover Sub District FFA barn warmin' THE KING SALUTES THE QUEEN BOEBI KAYE LEWIS - EVERETT ESLICK Martha Patrick, Jane Foster, Janet Stewart, Ethel Shelton, Nancy Tripp, Scottie Price, Randy Cunningham, Bobbi Kay Lewis, Queen, Everett Esliclc, King are participators ofthe Barn Warming Crowning of 1957. I-591 5- or Q national forensle league . . Q Q ' I An Honor Society for .Public Speaking I I I ' ' i Membership In the NEL. is secured by earning twenty-five credit points by spealclng be- fore high school assemblies adult audiences or in inter-scholastic contests. Degrees are award- ed lor additional points. The Central chapter ofthe National Forensic League is small but very active. High lights of the year for N.F.L. are the practice tournament that we sponsor in Eebruary, the T.l.L.L tournament in Murfreesboro, the N.E.L. tournament held last year at Cumberland University, and the sprinq and fall congresses at the Capital in Nashville. Members and their degrees are: Arnold Winsett, degree of distinction, John Day Bradford, degree of excellence, Sally Mitchell,Ann Wilson, Betty Woodruff, William Askins, degreeof honor, Leslie Armos, Judy Welch, Ray Jones, William Burton, Joe Max Williams,l-.lary Ann Williams, Robert Young, Roberta Stephenson, Degree of Merit. DEBATE TOPIC--i958 RESOLVED: That United States foreign aid should be substantially increased. ORATION SUBJECT: What l Lilce About America debate club Barbara Loving Roberta Stephenson Kay Roland Mary Ann Williams Judy Welch Carolyn Sulli van Sally Mitchell Ann Wilson Betty Woodruff SECOND ROW John Williams William Burton Arnold Winsett Ray Jones Billy Aslcins John Day Bradford i i i 1 1 ' 1 1 1 ' I ' I 1 ' - 1 1 ' 1 1 1 - n. f. I. at work and play 'ftary Ann Williams and Diane Burroughs con- duct an assembly program. Judy Welch, humorous reading, Bill Cathey, Alice McRady, Arnold Winsett and John Day Bradford, Debate attended NFL Tournament at ' Cumberland University, Lebanon. Burton Winsett, Bradford, Roberta Stephenson, Ann Wilson, Billy Askins, participated in a Con- gress at Coolcville High School. Betty Lou Woodruff and Annette Drake enter- tain cadets from Castle Heights. Ray Jones and Jim Bagley at NFL Christmas party. Ann Wilson serves Christmas punch to Joe Max Williams 'bl 'io Members of FTA with the club pledge. Clwrisfine Abbay, Nancy Frierson, Bobbi Lewis, Linda Mosier, Norma Pulliam, and Albert Jarraff. future teachers of america Adele Barry--- -President Marfba Patrick- Vice President Barbara Raby-- ---- Secretary Linda Mosier ----------------- Treasurer Nancy Gwaflwney ---- Historian Sally Mitchell --------------- - Reporter parent teacher association Officers: Mrs. Carter Mitchell, Pres., Mrs. John Sheffield, VfPres., Mrs. Frank Stevens, Sec., Mrs. E. B. Davis, Treas. OBJ ECTS TO PROMOTE the welfare of youth, TO RAISE the standards ot home lite, TO SECURE adequate laws for youth, TO BRING par- ents and teachers into intelligent co-operation, TO UNITE efforts of educators and public. Back To School Night-Mr. Graham pours the punch as Ann Wilson serves Mr. Jennings. P.T.A. Cheerleaders-Mrs. Cooper Waggoner, Mrs. Bev Young, Mrs. Chris Patrick, and Mrs. Ed Taylor. we J P.T.A. lBoysj Basketball Team-A. J. Best Athlete-Mrs. Con Massey P.T,A. Girls-Mrs. Newman Jaratt, Mrs Simmons, Knox Stewart, Bev Young, J.C. Mosier, and Mrs. Lorene Smith. and Charles Harmening I 63 1 THE VOICE OF CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL Vnliimr- ii Fayetteville, Tennessi.-c. Tuesday, August 20, 15957 Number 1 Q' School Bells Ring August 15 At Centralp 06 Enroll Q A- SWS L'i::11:il fixiili-itll -lwlli-fl into our 1111, :till invs, fiixriilfiriiuif Iwi 'I'lA.,g4r1x,fM ilu-:V uns lrrli-mil lii llu pi-..l nf siliiifil iii-lls - ii! Borboro Roby e im' 1' xi zi .min-1 li,rrw .T ' ' , ' '-:HQ gf 'Mitchell 'Flin 15157 fill scimil yn-:ir if will - w A, ' .,,, ,1- me no fl.,-:rf -iwri. lui-I r 5, y 4 vii ii im Ilmfnii T.rXI,1-is mm img L.1i,,,,,,,,,,,4 ,,,.,,,i,.,mi 1.,.,k,, ! '53 --.K s Ii ' 'rl-Ni' U' iili ill 'ill' WTB' lil'-1 liilall- iiwis!::.i:im i:.:1i:. xivw Inn-vs, A llf vVf'r1iil'I' lim! Wi' Lnizw nnii w.lli - , --1--1 -a vi , - -J X l F .iiil llr.i.l.,. ,L-i.i,ll.i 'ffl ll :xi-TD 'ini inn' Q, eq Tp, Mei y,,,,,., H UH, Huw., mul Tn :sfill'l tlivv ligill :'ii:!,ri:'. Xl!! i I M31 5,, il pgl,,g,i,-,X y,U,iy 1lK,.-mug lniirlsziy iiifziifiizrm--l lui llir- K-lllilvll Fr 47 afar wr, l in.. cr .,1' ,i - , ., i. i.. linrlv :ill Nfl lzir-i.llv iw-ii.ln':s', g f, Q . 5 01 hill Belly Massey, Ann Wilson Linda hosier Ann Johnson, Christine Alnhay, Sally lyiitclxell, rlartzara Qahyr Barbara Loving, Nancy Frierson Pal Smith, Charolyn Liles, Mrs Daniel QP D RCW: Adele Harry, Oarbara any Chapman, Ginger Poitevienl Brenda Shields .lan Cooper, Rebecca Agnew, Nancy Gwafhney, Earbara Moyers, Charlotte Honey Janice Mills 3RD RCW: David Wakefield Ann Higgins, Judy Welch, Mary Ann Williams, Porter Gunter, Bobbi Lewis, Diane Throcl-cmorfon, Filly Thompson, Gary Whitsefl 41TH RCW: Ed 'Q Pa ge Two ickie Fun: gm M tball practice gut un- t 8, when ncznly 40 ies'-v receive thuir equip- fnrv have been practicing real, l the 8th, until last N n they started prac- war h00l. all schedule lost one '1-tto. but gained two Mauulugstei' an with Waynes ffl? lb HOPES . try of Dun Nmhnlas I ills Vuls Cvrtgiirily, lc-uduif hitter in the mg liltlllfl, Pltfs as gnud, F efunsivt-ly, than any- MM mm Wnyl tint- in tm: nthlutic Associatiuri. I SU , - ' - The Vols seem to think if they has b an win IB nf their rema ning 27 men mm, G 'amos they will win tht- pennant. whip ut, of Cuurso, they have In , he trip three contenders. Atlanta. -10037 Stewart 1 emphis and Chattannuga, Let's img I ,mm b ripe Sislvr can win his first pen- That othrfr Farrar has be8n dat- nam 35 3 manager ing several Elrls. Ile must be quite g On School Life TIGER TALES August 20, 1957 Freshman Views TIGER TALES Published By LINCOLN COUNTY CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL t Jimmy Smith - 1'm scared of ,Or S the wider people. Printed Br Gail Tallman - l'm afraid I'll COUNTY NEWS 3 manqmh vhwks, Bxuivss ovsusn GAP an the ammiw, ' .A n ' . I .1, 1.t.Qgl, Now theres Phi! Higgins, H' T710 MIIWUUKG1' BFBVUS haw-' WPPYI- Ke-nnvth Rnzar - ' Y e mga ha-n'1 brllktln :mv girls hvartt but Ni UTC SHP, lwv-rig Sl- LUHIS. Boork- mfw friends, 1 nad' lit' sure made ht-adlines with iw, Clnfmnatli and Phlladvfphla David Wakefield wak that new limosins-Y wut of the picture. The old pm, D.z- knljw what to thmk 'W M ld Christine Abbey, Ann Higgins Edward Templeton. e . J . ., ., - . . 'ed. nt , August 25-26-27-28 Q 1 I Bill Cathey, past editor of TIGER ,.' if ij-5e 15!:vQ and Jerry Locke attended :,:e'iF?i.rlt ummt-r school at the University of .t,sf1xs. Mau Telrtrivssee. I 'ik 1 '. ww ' J 7 red 'll Billie Sue Parks, past cu-editor fad , Mica under TIGER TALES, and Marina Ellen 2 fjf Parks were representatives to the j 5 9'C On annual 4-I-I Round-Up at U. T. last 11 week. Backward. turn bac O time in thy flight Ilvf- thought of a cor I needed last night. Tctnager, gulping p movie, to her girl I knilw something? I dot fi-aturt-s. I always eat Barbara Lmvmg has been A-luvmgu tnzng. the cncky amateur will IUIY ITM. is for H A 19 monthly issues T Y P I ST S mate him SFFI lown ond T oncy Cwothney Pease Send s. f , Janice Nills, Betty Massey, Diane Throckmorton, ipped : A ,- . r' wnuld gn to Brenda Honey and Mol- moths: I1 :Seto lggnp fimea czupig E TIGER SPORTS EDiTORS Dickie Farrar, Coach Jim Barron, Randy Cunningham vin MCAl1stc-r. Prismlla Smtt ha Dan Mills for quite couple. We-ll, kids, now t in the harness with the grindstune-let'5 gosszp we can muster up in the ' ' fnllowin months. Remember-- It's she's babysitting - at least she called 2 S you that make the news. him baby when they drove away, 2 ,N ta 0512425 ' Z ax!! V ,. W i A, science club gs NUCLEAR NUTS The aims of this club shallbe: I' 1 To increase our knowledge of science, to learn to perfect our skills in science, to give service in our -- A ,- community and nation, to understand the importance of science in our lives. James Henry Mitchell ......., .,,.,.,... . Pres. Jimmy McNeal ,,..,,...,....., .,......, V .-Pres. q Gail LO d .,.. ........,,.... ,..,.V....... S e c S S Nancy Ciiwothney ....... ,.,....,.. T re-as. if 4-NQWMN1' Mr. Jennings, Linda Boggs, Judy Towry, Bobbie Dorning, Barbara Kidd, Carolyn Beddingfield, Nancy Gwathney, Ann Taylor. ZND ROW! Ruth Graham, Diane Throckmorton, Alice Farrar, Clarke Waggoner, Albert Jarratt, Paul Ventress, Gail Loyd, Jeanette Williams, Jean Martin. SRD ROW: Bobbi Lewis, Mike McNeal, John Ed Underwood, Carolyn Sullivan, Beulah Blaylock, Judy Moyers, Ronald Sowell, Tom Young, Judy Welch. 4TH ROW: Bud Farrar, Jimmy McNeal,Dexter Sullivan, Marvin Daniel, Dickie Farrar, Thurlo Hooper, Frankie Rowell, Don Webb, Johnny Towry. 55. .-if QHO - O22l'l2O Joe Sykes, Larry Barnes, Check those 'live wiresl John Ed Undefwoodiqnd Nancy Gwoyhney, James Henry MllCl1ell and Monte Marsh. X 5 1 i NJ Sarah West Coyle Roland Doris Marlow Ann Wilson Nancy Logan Faye McGee Carolyn Cantrell Birdie Lee Srsk Anne Johnson Bobbie Sullivan Judy Logan QND ROW Jack Moyers Tommy McAlister Linda Mosier Kay Roland Gwendolyn Raines Celestia Buntley Gail Smith Shirley Jeans Judy Scott George Barnett 3RD ROW Lynn Stubblefield John Williams Harry Tate Brenda Shields Judy Wright Patricia Barnes, Lowell Mason, Royce Shelton, Harrel Parks. 4TH ROW: Joe Lynn Looper, John Day Bradford, Don Reed, Frank Stevens, Jerry Pate, James Henry Mitchell, William Burton, David Harrison. I latin club Barbara Raby. ....., .....,.,..... P res. Sally Mitchell . ........ Vice-Pres. Ann Higgins... ...... ............, S ec. Barbara Loving ..... .. . ......... ........ T reas. Verna Faye Redd .,...... ..........,........... R eporter Dennie Welsh ........ ...... . .Sar geant-at-arms vi Nancy Frierson, Sandra Locke, Judy Duckett, Shirley Wallace, Ginger Hamlin, Jane Bates, Fay Lewter, Patsy Hodge, Barbara Loving, Charlotte Hon ey, Patsy Burton. QND ROW: Brenda Douthit, Doris Marlow, Ann Wilson, Jackie Paschke, Sue Chapman, Linda Smith, Janice Holcomb, Peggy Moore, Verna Redd, Ruth Porter, Norma Pulliam, 3RD ROW: Jimmy Buchannan, Billy Thomison, David Wakefield, Carolyn Cantrell, Ann Taylor, Shirley Jeans, Brenda Pylant, Betty Jo Wallace, Linda Mosier, Terrill McGee, Bobby Bevill. 4TH ROW: Harry Tate, Dennie Welsh, Joe Lynn Looper, Leslie Armos, Clarke Waggoner William Burton, John Day Bradford, James Steelman, Ed Young. 4L.f,.,.i K ww, W, L -136: ' zz 4 ji? M f if J 4 K Q 1 E ,Huf- sf, 4 ,557 :iif 32, , 4, ,,'. A131 1.- f hw, 'CD E I ' r Q he i I , , ' 5 Ir- 5 ' ' 2 3 5? Q i 4 , fi f , 3 1 i 47 r iy homecoming football queen and court At the half-time of the Sparta-Fayetteville game Miss Martha Patrick, Senior, was crowned Football Queen. The Queen's court consisted of Miss Martha Treanor, Freshman Maid, Miss Ginger Hamlin, Junior Maid, miss Barbara Smith, Senior Maid, and Miss Ginger Poitevient, Sophomore aid. l73l beaut queen GAIL FRAIX KLIN-SEP IOR MARTFA PATRICK senior beauties 'iuunqx f CAROL THORNTON BARBARA LOVING JUNIOR WINNER junior beauties ANN HIGGINS CAROLYN CLARK BRENDA SOWELL ANN TAYLOR SOPPOMCRE WINNER sophomore beauties I l A 0 CAROLYN LILES GAYLE TALLNAN FRESHMAN WINNER freshmen beauties NANCY STEW MAN KAY ROLAND x I fn. w f A if ' 3'xk?A1 grand champion TI is youna lilfty IS well known around Central' ahe IS an active nember of tte TISSDIGHS and the National Forensic: League and Fas Dartlcloatea ID many programs and Contests Her Dramatic Readmgs have brought her rnany honors She las been class wxnner IU the Talent Show for the past two years and topped It this year v It the :rand Chanononshuo BETTY LOU WCODRUFF qnnk Q x i Master of Ceremonies Leslie Armos talent show G Q Freshman Talent Winners Linda Carol Beddingfield, Marilyn Martin, Carol Harbin, and Ann MacMillan with their version of Whispering Hope . class winners Junior Talent Winners Jean Tallman, Thelma Smith, Barbara McAlister harmonize with Diana. Sophomore Talent Winner Brenda Sowell charms iudges with Make Believe i811 The Talent Show produced by the Bridge Staff is an outstanding highlight of each year, Betty Lou Woodruff, chairman, Mr. and Mrs. Amonette, faculty advisers, and the entire staff contributed to a sucessful show . OPENING SCENE The beauties arrange themselves for the opening tableau. TALENT SHOW CONTESTANTS Delores Duke, Sandra Locke, Rebecca Williams, Bobbie Sullivan, Sally Mitchell, Ginger Poitevient, Ann Perry, Janice Mills, and Barbara West. THE RHYTHM SIX Joe Brown, Ray Harwell, Shields Templeton, Thomas Harrington, David Abbott, Larry Payne. NOVELTY SKIT Meredith Sheffield, Janie Pitts, Ann Wilson, Cecil Howell, Jeanette Williams and Linda Smith. V I Hliws Jw' lwvwwiwsw 'www m 1 , f fx, .M 1 -1mOt x .--.1 .K U-faux! 955111. b .MMM .1 HJ 'Q H. LA.,-1. 'dr' xx! Q A' ii nmvxukx gt. , ,u ,Q xv' 1 . . .A N0 u ,Q -Q., n ,u .. .fx x -. V I 1 R K ll mb N11 ' .vu 1 4 ..f i 1 1 Q 3 i . Q Q L 'Quay ffm if I 1' I' wh- 1--,mf iaslg' gm, X an Q ' 'M wifi-3' ew' W Aww SOPHOMORE FAVORITES Bubba Jorroff Bobbi Kay Lewis Joe Young Lindo Mosier Judy Towry NOT PICTURED: Harry Melson 'Q' Mmfiawah.. Yi! W v, ,J can , , Mr if Jw .y 'Y fa h W? E 4 fi! wr QM I wg ' M H-yvfeamwagf dl . ,zz S an 7, G i K! 'Rei V: fffif 5' 1 ff' V1 4:.gg,, 53 X fa? ,W U V .:.g. M, . 33. . ?ii,3i?: .,g Q i2fW?3iP?5 fi? 'Q' Q wmaigi superlaiives JN fb -., MOST COURTEOUS Joan Groce Larry Barnes X ,. MOST TALENTED Jane Pinksfon Larry Payne MOST DEPENDABLE Nancy Dubois Leslie Armos 4 senior BIGGEST FLIRT Barbara Roby Jimmy McNeal WITTIEST Jane Hopkins Ronald Sowell W MOST CAREFREE Jan Cooper Charles West superlatives CUTEST Pat Smith Jerry Stevenson 2' k,,,.,.,........-- 95,1 av i BEST DANCERS Barbara Smith Albert Jarratt FRIENDLIEST Porter Gunter Gail Franklin Jimmy Stewart we honor those who deserve it D.A.R. The faculty and senior class selected Adele Barry as representative to the Daughters of the American Revolu- tion. PUBLICATIONS Barbara Raby,and Sally Mitchell, Co-editors of TIGERS TALES, Adele Barry and Martha Patrick, Co-editors of THE BRIDGE. AGRICULTURE A cup was awarded to Robbie Lee Sisk for winning se- cond place with his yellow corn at the Pfister Hybrid Con test in Chicago. NATIONAL FORENSIC LEAGUE John Day Bradford and Arnold Winsett, debate, Betty Woodruff, dramatic reading, were winners in the T.l.L.L. tournament in Murfreesboro. I 4 51 1 54 44 x 5 SQ se 43 572 48 40 41 5 , Z - ,g N Z .55,:,.f , ' f , ,. g fi 2.5i..:a,,i fa ,f W' f, , 1' ,r J , Q, gf asf gf' 3 X 4'1,g,1 gg gie .551 1+-Q45 an F ' I , ., L , . . , , X W F7 if 4 . A 9 gg ' N- wiv WW-QV':n':' ' WW' Wi nw' 'nw' ' W' ' 9' ' ' Q, 1, V , u 3 , , iw! . ' 4.5 A 4? A gi wi in 2 5 3 ff sk A m 1 ,A if 5 .W v 4. .rt W IB M944 M as 1 va 4 . . QAM 5 ggsigi 551 ,QT 1744 I ' ' A 4 1 C ' -YU' 44' cheerleaders Judy Scott, Priscilla Scott, Linda Mosier, Carolyn Liies, Martha Patrick, Betty Miller, Brenda Honey, Bobbi Lewis, Christine Abbay, Janet Stewart, Captain fiom B F Goodrich Products S Furniture Simmons Bedding Zenith TV ond HI FI Sets Lincoln County s Leodlng Lodles Store N W Corner Public Sq Tel 1834 South Side Squore FeYeIfeV'lle Tennessee Fayetteville Tennessee Phone 737 SAVE For your college yeors Compliments of FAYETTEVILLE SAVINGS S LOAN RALPH NALL Your STAR Representative Current Dividend Rote W7 GROCE FEED HQUSE SAMPLE SHOE STORE MGSTGY MIX Feeds Foyettevrlle s Only Self Service Shoe Public Houllng We Deliver Store phone 970 West College c:0mpr.menfS of HI WAY 64 DRIVE IN THEATRE Foyettevllle Tennessee S I R'S Your Fomrly Show Children Under I2 Free , . . . GT All occounts insured to SI0,000 BAGLEY 8m BAGLEY INSURANCE PHONE 30 BIIIIIAMS ESSII TOM GROCE Pho 00 W sf E d SERVICE STATION Wt 1 MARRS OLD TIME BARBEQUE RAY d RICHARD MARRS om imen s o FRGSTY QUEEN 0 etev' e, ennessee Bobb' Kay Lewis, 'ce orrar, ond SI'1'r e ace wat ort e us to go of e eta onve i Nashville. 'Q I n DEWBERRY S PETERS SHOE STORE Crty Club Shoes for Men Velvet Step Shoes for Women Weotherhmrd Shoes for Chlldren The Weor ls There In Every Pour Foyettevnl e Tennessee SCHOOL PICTURES INC. The Best In School Photography CURTIS GRAHAM BOWLING GREEN 1 :,,. ..'?' THOMAS TIRE S SUPPLY COMPANY Westmghouse Youngstown Kitchen Nyers Pumps Furniture Phone I40 Fayetteville Tennessee Its o Foct You Alwoys Do Better At LARGEN MOTOR INN KRAFT FOODS GENERAL SHOE PROCESSING TERMINAL ii IGM 3CH foucnre P Phl b JOHN T WRIGHT Jeweler ghffR WATSON S DEPARTMENT STORE yT Sd HAMILTON BUILDERS SUPPLY PHONE 323 out oin ve. THE STYLE SHOPPE 'r 'n'o m' uc' e 0 e tev' e enness Phone 31 H. N. REES AND SON Memor1ze lt Where All The Boys Buy Thelr Clothing THE NATIONAL STORE Two Complete Floors of Quclrty Merchondlse Connte and Jocquelnne Shoes Foyettevrlle Tennessee Fayettevtlle Sheet Metal W O R K S Heatlng Gutterlng Tanks and General Sheet Metal Work Phone 855 T22 VV College Street YEARWOOD IMPLEMENT COMPANY SALES SERVICE Your Dealer For Allts Chalmers New Holland New ldea and DeLaval Equlpment Phones 23 and 823 Fayettevalle Tennessee HANCOCK FEED and SEED COMPANY Making Pep Boosters Carolyn Te pleton 3GI'lJGrO LOVIUQ Chrtstrne Abbey Charlotte Honey LEWTER Esso sERvlcEsrArloN WEST E550 SERVICENTER Wheel Boloncrng l'lUfTf5V'lle l'l'9lTW0Y Motor Tun up Fayettevnlle Tennessee Complete Servrce Your Happy 'Vlotorlno Dealer Phone Pl'lOl'Te , Phone 885 f fn ' - m 1 , e ' , I ll ' ll oo.. Q UNEDL H TG sugvw ...A LINCOLN AUTO SUPPLY COMPANY 101 NORRIS Phone 910 91 1 FAYETTEVILLE TENNESSEE COLLINS LAUNDRY ond CLEANERS One Call Does It A11 Trode At Home Home Owned 84 Operotecl Complete Loundry on Cleonnng Servuce Phone 350 FAYETTEVILLE TENNESSEE E NJOY :cs cum Home of Sportsweor ,,,,,,, West College Street Fovettevu I Ie Tennessee SHMCQSUV I Moke Every Doy Complete With JERSI GOLD Brand DAIRY PRODUCTS Foyettevu Ile Tennessee Phone 969 M11 ll ll I l I 1 R ' f .... - I , 3 AND A f,,,g null' , T' ' I ' 1 ,ns mn I' ' 'TTT 53521: TT' ' ,,,..w5::z7:.5.:., . 1 f I 1 .ae -'MM' W it H Let Flowers Say lt For You JEAN S FLOWERS 'l09 N Munn Fayetteville Tennessee - REESE MOTORS New Ford Home FORD MERCURY CARS We Appreciate Your Good Wrll FORD TRUCKS Open Evemngs tall 800 P M 'IIC' ignw 5 'fit' f W Li if I r F F 525 , F rr-M r Q 9 eg! ELK COTTON MILL Manufacturers of high-grade yarn Fayetteville Tennessee KING GROCERY Hedgemont Ave Fayettevl Ile Tennessee Wherever you go there S Radro WEKR For Fayetteville Lincoln County Tennessee 1240 A recent Independent survey reveals The Average person spends more time llstenlng to the radio than wltlw televlslon newspaper and magzlnes combmed HOLT WARREN BUICK COMPANY Buick Automoblles GMC Trucks Sales Servrce Phone 666 Fayettevrlle Tennessee I I .i' I I . I I . l ll I I . . ll I Q I CONGRATULATIONS In graduatlng this year you have taken a great step forward Another medium helping you to achelve this ambrtlon IS financial security Begun as soon as possible by deposltlng money regularly with the Umon National Bank UNION NATIONAL BANK FAYETTEVILLE TENNESSEE It s better to buy an Oliver than to wash you had TRAVIS BELL TRACTOR COMPANY HOME of GRACIE MAID ICE CREAM Huntsville Hwy Fayettevrlle Tennessee .Ioe Young Betty Woodruff W T Croce D Y Moorehead FARMER S AUCTION CO Cattle Auctron Every Thur Private Sales Darly Auctroneer Fred Mitchell Phones 495 II73 , . 9 ll I . . ll the 6 I '. ' If 2 'UWM 'ry 4 V in I I n 9 O FIRE AUTOMOBILE CASUALTY F R I E R S N INSURANCE AGENCY Phone 542 TANNER FARMER S SUPPLY PURINA CHOWS SEED BABY CHICKS Custom Grnndlng 84 Mlxsng Store 75 JOHN E UNDERWOOD AUTHORIZED Auto Late ond Unuted Motors SERVICE Phones Day 378 J Nite 378 R IO6 North Luncoln Avenue rs BoIIes and Mrs Smith MILLER S PHARMACY PRESCRIPTIONS IO3 North Mann Avenue Phones 8OI 802 Fayettevulle Tennessee Complnments WRIGHT S FLORIST ir M's. Patrick, Mrs. Young, M's. Miller CARLEE ALLEN INSURANCE AGENCY General Insurance CECIL ALLEN CARLEE ALLEN BOBBY ALLEN . if ll LINCOLN COUNTY PROPANE GAS CO Fayetteville Tennessee Phone 6l0 The Pause That Refreshes FAYETTEVILLE TENNESSEE I ROY CLINE MOTORS SALES - SERVICE DODGE- PLYMOUTH Dodge Job-Rated Trucks Telephones 83l-832 FAYETTEVILLE TENNESSEE LINCOLN COUNTY BANK North Side Squore Helps All Lincoln Countucms FLETCHER HARVEY FLETCHER HARVEY STUDIC Ely S ' PW By G ffl! ? 'II T 'In AND CO QUALITY GROCERIES VEGETABLES FRESH MEATS COMPLIMENTS TERRACE MOTEL AND RESTAURANT FIRST IN FAVOR FIRST IN FLAVOR FOREMOST ICE CREAM Foremos1's Always Best For Y BLUE RIDGE SHIRT MFG. Co., INC. Makers of HIGH GRADE SPORT SHIRTS FAYETTEVILLE, T RAYMOND MOYERS OF STONE RESTAURANT ew Modern Curb Service HIGGINS FUNERAL HOME F0Ye'ffeV'll9 Tennessee Completely Alr Conditioned Oxygen Equipped Ambulance Alrcondltloned Two Way Radio Phones I4 and 1131 Phlllp M Hrgglns fb JOSTEN CLASS RINGS Bob Drckey Representative Box 57 me SMART THING Kelso Tennessee lllfllll II IILHSS IIIIIG I O48 ,J A 2 THOMPSON GROCE PROVISION COMPANY The taste appeal of every meal SUGAR VALLEY BRAND MEAT PRODUCTS FAYETTEVILLE, TENNESSEE The Place To Eat FORK TRUCK STOP CAFE Open 24 Hours Curb Servrce 2 Ml South Huntsvrlle Hwy Fayetteville Tennessee THE NEW RALSTON FUNERAL CHAPEL FRED RALSTON MARVIN MONKS Assoclote Phone 4 Foyettevnlle Tennessee kwa-he WM M SMITH COMPANY FIELD AND GARDEN SEED LAWN GRASS FAYETTEVILLE BEN BARRY PHONE 210 TENNESSEE PHONE 50 BURTON S SHELL SERVICE Specnolrzmg rn Complete 24 Hour Shell Service I 'iv If I . ' BriQht Avenue I' mia? 1 l Q , ,,.. 4 an I N 5 I 1 4 Q x 4 S WE., I ll' JAMES F. BECKER, Jeweler Dramonds Watches Jewelry Silver Crystal China Gifts For All Occasrons I-Incoln County Frozen Food Locker Phone 227 Fayettevulle Tennessee PAUL BADEN HOP CO HALCOMB OLDSMOBILE CO SALES 81 SERVICE Internatuonal Trucks Farmoll Tractors Phone 538 200 West College St CHRYSLER PLYMOUTH Farm Implements and Acfessorres NH ras! K, FAYETTEVILLE TENNESSEE LAD N LASSIE Infants thru Teens ALESE MOTLOW LOUISE H BUCHANAN Phone 428 Fayettevnlle, Tenn K Mrs Hatcher's Brrthday 5 ASKEW ELECTRIC CO ROBERT ALDER INC Authoruzed Dec1Ier GENERAL ONTRACTOR GENERAL ELECTRIC APPLIANCES Phgne 453 200 S Mom Ave Phone II6 FoyeHevIIIe Tennessee Foyeftev IIe Tennessee SUN ROSE DAIRY Grade A Posfeuruzed on M Homogemzed Mzlk ESX Phone 471 vv 'J We Foyeffevnlle Tennessee I TOWRY GIN CO S A TOWRY 81 SONS Foyenevnlle Tennessee We Serve To Serve Agosn ASHBY HARDWARE co TOWRY FRUIT STORE HOT POINT APPLIANCES The Isnesf In fresh fruits HARDWARE 84 M M MACHINERY Gnd vegefobiesn FOYGITSVIIIG, Tenneggeg Soufh Side of SOIUCIVG I ' ' fx K, In ,O V55 1 I S z W qi, gd pw i wi . . Rini fi, VN 1 Producer-Processor-Dlstrabutor 50 PM 3 ll Il ' 1 wk WAI CI 1 A Q 1 . , wa, Wi - 153' ,..nX' Y I ' - I fl ' ll M. M. DELAP GINS LiNcoLN s VANN TOWN GINS 1957 Modern Equipment Equipped with New Continental Gig Equipment and Moss-Gordon Lint Cleaners Buyers of Cotton and Seed Phones 929-R 8. 1080-W-I We Serve To Serve Again Z' w...,w-.hu MOORES OIL COMPANY Shell Distributors Armstrong Tires 81 Batteries Shell Distributors Armstrong Tires 8- Batteries Phone 790 Fayetteville Tennessee TENNESSEE CA CIIMPA Y The Oldest Retinners in the H1 1--v South H 9 X, STAN DARD DRUG CO The Rexall Store DRUGS TOILETRIES CANDY KODAKS STATIONERY HALLMARK GREETING CARDS phones 28 and 888 CWIYIQS FUI'l1ll'Ul'e Co Your NECCHI Sewing Mochune Fayetteville Tennessee Center Phone 57 Foyettevnlle Tennessee JENKINS STUDIO lphotography rs our Busmess Whatever The Occasron You Want To Remember Why Not Let Us Photograph It Fayetteville Tennessee 114 N Mann AVALON DAIRIES INC Demand the Best You are always welcome to vlslt and Inspect our plant O s I I , 1 I 1 V 1 ' M I C I l I I I - A WRIGHT'S STORE The Best ln Ladies Ready To Wear Fayetteville, Tennessee WARREN'S FASHION SHOP Where a Friendly Welcome Awaits you II2 North Main Phone 6 I 8 Dresses Lingerie Sportswe SOUTHWAY GROCERY DALE REES S COMPANY HARDWARE H H STEVENSON PM AM FRANK MOORE TIRE COMPANY E C I BERRY RABY SERVICE STATION y 5 Fytt ii T STONE BRIDGE MOTEL QQ' Huntsville Highway F y 'll T I I 205 ast allege St. 4- Distributor Phone 638 Fayetteville, Tennesse Good ear Tires and atteries Road Service Phone 272 . Fayetteville, Tennesse a e evi e, enness Com liments gf H. PARSONS 81 SON F A R R A R Distributor of Gulf Oil Products C L E A N E R S Foyetteville, Tennessee PACK'S BEAUTY SHOP PHONE 408 Barry Fowler ond Jon Cooper ERLE HYDE COMPANY 'Am Everything for the Home INSURANCE Frigidoire--- Maytag Phone 477 ---- Fayetteville, Tennessee Joe S Cunningham Agent ANDERSON'S ESSO STATION Mr. Buchanncm, Mr. Jennings, Mr. Sweeney - Phone 1233 North Main 8- Mrs. Jock Thomison ' THE BORDEN FOOD PRODUCTS COMPANY I FARMER S BURLEY WAREHOUSE RUTLEDGE S EAKIN 9 ESd NX F A FRAZIER 8 ALDERSON FURNITURE CO HOW EkA 1 -m...,, I S af jx' V ,J- 1 1-'W' sf:- if 1v.,a! - ..g.-.4 -L..,...l.......,.2-,.:gLQ6 :L - - ...3...,2L v,.L..g.L.....dL..i.g4.g,.m -Lg.-gex-p5.1e::1.-N...,f.'.f,14., , 5::.Yi.j j2-...1. ....,1.? ,mg ...1-M