Litton High School - Littonian Yearbook (Nashville, TN)

Text from Pages 1 - 134 of the 1953 volume:

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Williams, leave Carl Jones alone. 1, Martha IVinn, leave my ability to be in all the plays to Betsy Barnes. I, James X'Voodall, leave taking Lois with me. I, Ray IVoodall, leave after four years of dreaming of this moment. I, Louise Young, leave my short hair to Mary Ann Escue. I, Becky I'Voodward, leave my cute shape to Delores Frenzley. I, Earlene Martin, leave Ernestine to follow in my foot- steps. I, Colleen Moore, leave my quietness to Wendle Englert. I, Robert Murrah, leave my lady-killing manner to Altzy Baggott. I. Ruth Johnson, leave my ability to finish high school in three years to Billy McIntosh. I, Howard Jones, leave my kettle drums to whoever can stand them. ' I, Margaret Jordan, leave my sweet disposition to Wanda Walker. I, Gayle Leming, leave my very efficient ways to any- one who thinks they can fill my shoes. I, Velda Lankford, leave my ability to always be agree- able to Joan Startup. I, Lloyd McKelvey, leave my sporty cars to Harry Hughes. I, E. T. Martin, leave my ability to play ping-pong to Granville Barnes. I, William Matlock, leave my brains in math to Willard Adams. I, Dan Miller, leave, and I guess Alton Huff is glad. I, Pat Miller, leave my beautiful eyes to Pat Waller. I, Jimmy Norman, leave my flirty eyes to Joe Ivie. I, John Harris, leave my easy-going manners to Gag Drake. I, Mary Elizabeth Harris, leave my bowling ball and shoes to Linda Thompson. I, Randall Harris, leave-that's more than I expected. I, Guy Hatley, leave my band instrument to Tommy Gibson. I, Mary Lou Haverly, leave Litton for the wonderful voice of Doug. I, Jack Huffman, leave my favorite book, The Merry Loves of Don juan, to Kenny Burnette. I, Evelyn Hudson, leave my ability to get along with Mr. Hudgens to Gail Locke. I. Tommy Jackson, leave my used chewing gum to Mrs. Gee if she can scrape it off the bottom of my old desk. I. Connie Jenkins, leave my membership in the Honor Society to Shirley Layhew. I, June Jenkins, leave the welfare of the Future Home- makers Club to my sister, Wanda. I, Carl Johnson, leave my seat in Mrs. Hudson's trigo- nometry class to Ronald Smith. I, I.ee Clark, leave, and am I glad? I, Carolyn Clark, leave my height to IVanda IVeaver. I. Geraldine Clark, leave to marry W. C. Thompson. I, Martha Jean Clark. leave my giggle to Susan Som- mers. I. Shirley Cole, leave my naturally curlv hair to Barbara Phifer. ' I, J. L. Cooley, leave as quietly as I came. I, Leland Cook, leave my position as Litton's Great Lover to Jonathan Caldwell. I, Sam Crutchfield, leave to take my dogs to the doctor. I, Annette Davis, leave my dark hair to Sally Jo Cason. I, Tommy Del Quadri, leave my lion's costume to Rich- ard Lee. I, Bobby Elmore, leave my tuba to Albert Diehl. I, Gray Potter, leave my position as Mr. Maxwell's favorite to any lucky junior. I, Sally Garvin, leave my job in the office to Nancy Perry. I, Roy Gentry, leave my ability to play the guitar to Gilbert Pearson. I, John Gordy, leave my ability to woo the girls to Billy Kee. ' I, Jimmy Graves, leave my back seat on the bus to Barbara Wood. I, Joanna Green, leave my walk to Charlotte Singer. I, Bobby Hall, leave without my Physics credit. I, Jane Hall, leave without my imaginary sister, Jean. I, Janet Hall, leave my blonde tresses to Nancy Collins. I, Alfred Haliburton, leave my ability to get along with Mrs. Millwood to her next year's homeroom. I, Suzanne Hancock, leave my twirling ability to next year's majorette. I, Donna Hand, leave 1ny liveliness to Sister Norman. I, Peggy Hand, leave my excellent grades to Louis Turbeville. I, Jean Harden, leave my position in the band to Bar- bara Elrod. I, Barbara Jacobs, leave my soft northern voice to Julia Ann MeGlothlin. I, Richard Odom, leave my tiny features to Jim Beasley. I, Charles Oldham, leave my bottle of peroxide to Terry Jones. I, Martha Ann Owen, leave my timid ways to Jeannine Needham. I, Gary Page, leave my ability to blush to Clarence Redmond. I, Tommy Pate, leave a perfect record of manners and behavior at Litton. I, Walter Patterson, leave promising to see everyone next time the circus comes. I, June Ralls, leave my pretty face to someone in need of it. I, 'Lewis Ramsey, leave with my friend, Larry Wayman. I, Edna Reasoner, leave my ability to make friends to Betty Hayes. I, Wlalter Reasoner, leave my good sportsmanship to Marian Williamson. I, Dan Robey, leave my cute grin to Jimmy Crutchfield. I, Mildred Richardson, leave my height to Patsy Petty. I, Charlene Roach, leave my bangs to anyone with sharp scissors. I, Ronald Robinson, leave my pretty eyes to Charles Johnson. I, Donald Rosso, leave my walk to Donnell Castleman. I, Sara Royle, leave my slender figure to Nancy Perry. I, Frances Russell, leave my shorthand book to Ann McDougal. I, Harry Sanders, leave my ability to torment the girls to Raymond Burton. I, Carole Saul, leave my timidity to Carolyn Ogl-es. I, Dean Shane, leave my deep voice to Janet Crace. I, Barbara Simpkins, leave my curly hair to Ernestinc Hightower. I, Helen Sims, leave my musical talents to Dorothv Nelson. V I, Joan Drumright, leave-glad that all my make-up work is done. I, Leonard Eidson, leave my accommodating ways to Jerry Westbrook. I, Ann Teasley, leave my bus entertainment to Ilene Johnson. II'itm'sserl by: Mvi-mxos R. TIED B. A. YICHIEF CHIEF IVARDEN Page One Hundred Twenty-Seven LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT OF THE SENIOR CLASS OF I953 We, the Senior Class, at the end of our four year term, leave on parole trying to go straight. To our inmates who we so sadly leave behind we do bequeath the following to encourage and help them along to the end of their sentence. Article I To the Freshman Class, we leave one hundred and ninety-five slightly used striped uniforms. To the Sophomore Class, we leave one hundred and ninety-five lead balls with very short chains. To the Junior Class, we leave one hundred and ninety- iive cell blocks to relieve crowded conditions. To the Faculty we leave our appreciation for their guidance, training, and supervision. To Miss Spurlock, we leave ragged play books, rolls of cellophane, and much gratitude for being such a good sponsor. To Mrs. Gee, we leave a messy room, a stack of bills, and many thanks. To the future sailors on the sea of Secretarial Science, we leave our dear Cap'n Brown. Article II I, Dorothy Abernathy, leave my student council position to some deserving Junior. I, Harry Albert, leave linally. Vie, Judy and Billy Jo Anderson, leave together. I, Beverly Atkins, leave my cute clothes to anyone who has the figure to wear them. I, Billy Avril, leave my tumbling ability to Bobby Moore. I, Johnny Bandy, leave my height to Sam Beasley. I, Elwood Batey, leave having finally passed my Senior English. I, Christine Beal, leave wishing the army didn't take such important people away. I, Billy Belcher, leave my ability to score one touch- down to Leslie Crosswy. I, 'Christine Binkley, leave my ability to flirt to Judy Jamison. I, Bobby Bledsoe, leave my place as water boy to Jim Nabors. I, Bob Brewington, leave my cute blush to Ted Mlynn. I, Mary Sue Brown, leave my ability to get along with others to Dean Shaneyfelt. I, Ja11e Shannon, leave my position as president of the Honor Society to Marian Morris. I, Charlotte Miller, leave my pretty smile to Demetra Smith. I, Chigger Logan, leave running from the Orkin Mall- 5901 1- : 71:15 I, Bobby Elliott, leave just like I came, on my I, Tom Stevens, leave my slow movements to Carl Jones. I, Laurale Burrus, leave my dimple to lane Dalton. I, Vera Swindle, leave my little sister, Shirley, to take my place. I, Ann Tillman, leave my earrings to anyone with enough nerve to pierce their ears. I, George Volkert, leave my good looks and nice man- ners to Jimmy Slater. I, lvilliam Wiggs, leave Miss Moss' history class, I hope. I, John Younger, leave my ability to get in trouble to lVayne Potts. I, Owen IfValdrop, leave my ego to Byrd Cain. I, George lllingett, leave with Ann 'I'easley's purse, as usual. I, Wilson West, leave my relationship with Mrs. Gates to any junior pest. I, Ann Yates, leave for New Mexico. I, Dorothy l'Vood, leave my pianist duties to Paula Easley. I, Janet NVaters, leave still waiting for Herb. I, Jimmy Swindle, leave my jitterbug antics to Bill Swindle. Page One Hundred Twenty-Six I, Larry VVray, leave my posture to Joe Ray. I, Donna White, leave my smile to Joan Startup. I, Joe Cooke, leave to let the students of Lipscomb get to be with me. I, Jan Howell, leave for Birmingham and to be nearer Bill. I, Louis Hines, leave in Betsy and I'll probably never make it. I, Jean Frye, leave my voice to Marchia Parrish. I, Clara Gowans, leave my elliciency to Shirley Mc- Gaugh. I, Paul Traylor, leave mumbling about Mrs. Gee. I, Fay l'Vills, leave with my husband, Jimmy. I, Fd Sandoval, leave my black curly hair to Harry Adams. I, Rip Nix, leave 1ny physique to Joe Galbreath. I, Bill Denny, leave to become the nation's No. 1 disc jockey. I, Charles Harmon, leave to join my family in Knox- ville, taking everything with me. I, Randolph Dunn, leave my debating ability to Don Reynolds. I, Annette Elwell, leave to take up housekeeping. I, Jean Stone, have left. I, Billy McMahon. leave one engagement ring to Joy Chance. I, Annette Shrader, leave my blonde hair to .Xnn Bledsoe. I, Joe Corlew, leave with my echoes still ringing in everybody's ears. I, Ray Foster, leave my friendly attitude to James Boswell. I, Dan Calhoun, leave my mischievousness to Jim Lyle. I, Mary Faye Padgitt, leave to be with Bobby. I, Betty Cherry, leave my ability to talk to Bebe Drum- ri ht. B, VVilma Deuel, leave my ability to have two boy- friends to Nancy Stackhouse. I, Margaret Potts, leave my ability to beat anyone play- ing Rook to Geneva Jo Blazek. I, Jerry Kemp, leave to take my conceited self to U. T. I, Gary Morgan, leave to tell my jokes to anyone who can take them. I, Martha Jean Clark, leave my red hair to Patsy Young. I, Marian Johnson, leave my black eyes to Shirley Bottoms. I, Judy Joyner, leave my sun tans to Martha Lee Corn. I, Jeanette M'assom, leave my quietness to Ann Lynn. I, Nancy lVest, leave my singing ability to Jane Sed- berr '. I, llarbara Climer, leave my ability to play basketball to Mary Jo Collier. I, L. F. McClellan, leave my column to the next office secretary. I, Eleanor Cook, leave my sweet disposition to Dottie Dean. I, Lois McNutt, leave my animation to Helen Tanley. I, Ronnie Chancey, leave my ability to skip school without being caught to Montie Gilpin. I, Ralph McDonald, leave my ability to draw to Harold H agewoocl. I, Gayle Sipe, leave my wit to Barbara Law. I, Lois Sledge, leave my quiet ways to Glenda Compton. I. Burgess Smith, leave-Holy Smoke! I, Ernest Smith, leave my ability not to talk to Freddie Cla '. LI Kenneth Smith, leave hoping Deanna will follow. l'Ve, Barbara and LeEleanor Smith leave our twin looks and clothes to Betty and Beverly Jones. I, Peggy Smith, leave my friendly ways to Helen Carter. I, Mae Sorrells, leave to become a housewife. I, Carolyn Stevens, leave my hair shades to anyone who longs for a change. ALMA MATER Let our voices loudly ringing Echo far and near, .Songs of praise our chzlclren singing To thy memory clear. Chorus: Alma Mrtter, Alma Mater, Tender, fair, anfl true, Faithful sons and loyal claughters Vows of love renew. All the clays we'ue sjzent together Fonclly we recall, Days of fair and stormy weather Thou hast glaclrlenefl all. Years may dim our recollection, Time its change may bring, Still thy name in fond ajection Evermore welll sing. Page One Hundred Twenty-Five D. A. R. and CifvitcmAMedaZists JANE SHANNON and GRAY POTTER Page One Hundred Twenty-Four Most Intellectual JANE SHANNON and BOBBY ELLIOTT Page One Hundred Twenty-Three Wittiest GAYLE SIPE and LLOYD NICKELVEY Page One Hundred Twenty-Two Most Likely to Succeed JANE SHANNON and Lums HINES Page One Hundred Twenty-One Alost Athletic EARLENE BIARTIN and GRAY POTTER Page One Hundred Twenty P Best All-Around LAURALE BU RRUS and GEORGE VOLKERT Page One Hundred Ninefeen Best Looking JEAN FRNQ and filecakmi VOLKIQRT Page One Hundred Eighfeen .Most Popular B1i'1 1'Y C1 1 ICR RY and L. F. NICCLELLAN Page One Hundred Sevenfeen Curtain Call ff N .gf WW? X f,J,. . .. , . I , 5. I. 2 , I: ,,' . I '4 I :fl I .v ,, I l I bl. Y' 'gf' lf' I, vw? ,ff I A gil iff swf lf J. I, if IH 'I If s xg.-, .gf -, ' , l .5 e.,,,.7,4J5.. Q .lm I I lm 7 'W wil L XX XXX if CAST Hildegnrrle ,.., DOROTHY gXBERNA'l'HY Ellie Mae .,,. ,.., B ETSI' BARNES Freddie Sllerzrlrr. . . ,........... BYRD CAIN Mrs. Dolson ..., .... J ANI? SHANNON Sally ..,.....,., ..,..... D ONNA HAND Mrs. Sim-mer .... .... A NN TEASLEY Mr. Dnlmn ..... ,...,. N EIL HAGEYVOOD Mr. Slzermer, I . .....,. JOE COOKE Bob Dolson ..., ...,.l.... I BILL DENNY jill .....,.... ..,.. N IARTHA WINN jimmy DOISUII. .. GRANVILLE BARNES Paige ......, ..... X VANDA VVEAVER Honor Soriely Play Grand Finale Tom Arsdale. . . Oke Stirnson. ., GIRL-SHY Babs Sanford ,.... Mr. Arsdale .,.. Caroline ........ Birdie Laverne. ,.,,,... . . . . Sylvia Webster ........,,..,.. Alfred Tennyson M urgatoy cl ,... Ch uek Mayo ...,.,.,.,...., , Dean Marlow ..,. Tiny Carter ...,. Asma ,... , . . CAST Senior Play . . A . .BILL DENNY 4 . ,GARY MORGAN , . . .JANET WATERS . . .NEIL HAGEWOOD , . , . ,CLARA GOWANS DOROTHY ABERNATHY ..........ANN YATES . . , ,CHARLES LOGAN . . . .DAN CALHOUN ......jOE COOKE . , . ,WILMA DEUEL , . . iMARTHA VVINN BASEBALL TEAM I953 Since the 1953 baseball season is currently history in the making, we have decided to publish the results of last year's baseball season in this yearbook. However, in the picture below are the members of the 1953 Litton diamond performers that were on the 1952 baseball squad also. Boys starring on last year's excellent baseball unit who have graduated are Raymond Hunter, Don Hayes, Johnny DuVa1, and Wayne Evans. The 1952 managers were Bobby Mc- Glothlin and Dickie Parsons. Litton -Ioelton ..,.. Litton Goodlettsville Litton DuPont .... Litton Donelson . , . Litton Howard . , Litton T.I.S. . . . Litton Central . . . Litton Hume-Fogg . Litton Antioch . . Litton East . . . Left to Right: Billy McMahon, Gary Page, Elbert Clancy, L. F NIcClellan Rav Woodall ohn Corrly. joe Ray, Gray Potter and jesse Carney, Coach. Mm ,.,.w.-.-nvmvm-awwgqn, ...X W. 0 , N ,Ak X 'x ,,.,.,,Xa ' 4 ima K if .fmew X E N 4 . , ws.3mfs,fs',2g7ef nn 'w ME,??53EfJ 1 f Hgwmmf he . 'J Q J Nm RED RAXDE x,,p-'11 vi RS My DUSTER ST AR SCORES Liltnn ... 4.. 37 Litton .., . , 36 Litton ... ..,, Ill Litton ,... .... 2 9 Litton .,. .... 'lfi Litton H. 4... 37 Litton ... . . 39 Litton 13 Litton ... . . 13 Litton .,.. ... -10 Litton ,... U52 Litton .... .... 2 7 Litton .... ..,. 2 55 Litton ..,,4l Litton M. ,...l0 Litton ,.. .... 49 Litton .... ,4.. 4 1 Litton ,... . . 22 Litton .... ,4., 3 2 Litton .... .... 4 2 Litton ,... .,,, 'Z 3 BASKETBALL Hillslmom M. Clllmllcrlzlnrl joclton .... Central ..., Donclson , . , Goocllcttsvillc Cohn ,4,.... Fast . . . Dul'ont ,.. Colm n ,.,..,, Cunllmcrluncl Central .,... East ........ Gootllcttsx illc joelton ,,,., Franklin ... Donclson . , . Hillsboro . DuPont ... Portlancl . . Bellevue . . . MANAGER NANCY Plikkx' AND COACH CARNEY .XXX NICHOLS SHIRLEY BATSON GLENDA CONIPTON XYENDLE ENGLERT Front Roux' Nancy Stewart. Loretta Swinclle, Betty Thorn- I.orele Elain, Shirley Batson, Shirley Mayfield, Joyce ffm, .lummff Huimer' Ruth CViFkf Dofofln' M,CRaef EVW55' hlChllll'U'Y, Wendle Englert. Ernesline Hightower. Bar- tme Martin, lfaye Haley, Linda Blcfiornuek, Carolyn ll U L Q G12 1' C W H , H. W wllilierl :ala aw, cnc .1 .ompton, t ary jo Co 161. Serrmrl Row: Ann Nichols. liarlene Martin, Emily Rawls. .Sl1nu1ing.' Nancy Perry, Manager and Coach Carney. EMILY RAWLS EARLIQNF NfARTlN Coach Jesse Carney's Lionesses were very sue- eessful this year. Led by high scoring Glenda Compton at forward, the offense was very over- whelming to opponents. The guards were in- spired by Captain Earlene Marting they held the opponents' oflense to a low average of points. Litton again this year placed a player on the all-city team, Glenda Compton. Captain Ear- lene Martin and Freshman Emily Rawls made all weekly several times during the season. Page One Hundred Eight LARRY TILLMAN PHIL HARLIS COACH YVITT AND NlAhAG1RS FLOYD BOYS' BASKETBALL SCHEDULE Litton Hillsboro . . . Linon Cunibcrland Litton joelton ..,. Litton Central .., Litton Donelson . .. Litton Gootllettsville Litton Colin ,.. Litton East 4,.,.. Litton DuPont ... Litton Cohn ..,... Litton Cutnberland Litton Central .,., Litton East ..,..,., Litton Goocllettsville Litton Joelton ..... Litton Franklin . . Litton Donelson .. Litton Hillsboro ., Litton, . ... 'DuPont ... Litton. ., .,. Portland . , Litton 4. . , 68 Bellevue . TOITRNANIIENT l.ilton. .. ,. 60 Antioch 4.. . . . .-'19 Litton, .. . 13 Dnl'ont ... ...lil Iluring tht' lUIlI'!1llHIt l1l game Izetween Hillsboro aim' Iilllflll, Gvorgf' Volker! .shoots as Gary Page and Larry 'fillniaiz look oil. GARY PAGE GRAY POTTER Geokciz Votkuar jon RM BOYS' BASKETBALL The 1952-53 boys' basketball team, under the coaching ol John l'Vitt, proved to be one of the most formidable hardwood units ever to repre- sent Litton in the cage sport. Although the boys lost out during the final week of the season in their bid for the fourth place position in the l9th District, the starting live of Go-Captains Gray Potter and George Vol- kert, Gary Page, Joe Ray, and Larry Tillman was rated by many opponents as one of the best in the league. Their race-horse style of play was feared by many opponents, and the boys demonstrated some of the N. I. I..'s best basketball in their Fwmt Row: Ray Dickerson, George Volkert. Cary Page, Wilbur Clouse, Kenny Burnett, jimmy Nabors, Johnny Moore. impressive victories over the highly-rated East Eagles and the powerful Central Tornadoes. A bright spot of the season was the sparkling court play of sophomore Phil Hargis and junior joe Ray, who was chosen on one of the All- Nashville teams. The Lions were knocked from tournament contention in the l9th District semifinals by Dt1Pont, following an early round victory over the Antioch Bears. George Volkert was chosen the most valuable player on the team, and Hargis was nominated as the most improved. liuck Row: Bobby Pennington, Gray Potter, I.arry Tilla man, joe Ray, Phil Hargis, Kenneth lVeatherford, Bobby Tillman, Ronald Smith. GEORGE VOLKERT N.I.L.'s Mast Valuable All-City Team All-State Team All-Southern Team All-Amerimn Team Page One Hundred Five Iittmz, holds Springheld inside 2 yards for 4 downs. From, left to right are Drake, Kemp, Harmon and fW1'Clfflla11. In the Clinic Bowl game, Volkerl goes up lhe middle fora fftfen yard gain. Kemp makes a louclzrlozmz rlurlrzg lim IW. B. A. game. Page One Hundred Four ln the Clinic Bowl game jerry Kemp, Cray Potter, and George Volkert attempt to catch a pass. Top Row: Billy McMahon, Billy Belcher, Tommy Black, Bottom Row: Norman Revlett, Rudolph Schmittou, Bobby Billy Vuden, Gary Morgan, Lyell Hunter. jones, Johnny Hooker, Ray Slate, Leslie Crosswy. it Wh. 1 Top Row: james Drake, XVils0n XVest, Gray Potter, Larry Donald, Billy Kee, Raymond liznrctt, Willard Aclznns. Y'Vray, L. F. McClellan, Rip Nix. Bottom Row: john Gorcly, Clunles Harmon, Hlalter Rea Second Row: George Volkerl, jerry Kemp, Ralph Mc- soner, Stennis Smith, Dean Ward. Ifrmllzull .llarzagers Floyd Hamilton. Bobby Bledsoe, Nlonly Gilpin, Robert Stacey. SEASGN THE SQUAD Front Row: Billy Belcher, Ralph McDonald, Leslie Crosswy. Bobby jones, Billy Kee, Norman Revlett. johnny Hooker, Ray Slate, Billy Roller. Second Roar: Charles Harmon, Billy Duke, Rudolph Schmittou, Lyle Hunter, james Drake, Stennis Smith, jerry Kemp, Walter Reasoner, Billy NleNIahon, L. F. McClellan, George Volkert. Third Rozv: Cray Potter, Dea11 Ward, Billy Vaden, Tom Black, Willard Adams, Cary Morgan, Wilson West, Marion Williamson, Raymond Barrett, Larry Wray, john Cordy, Rip Nix. Fourlh Row: Leland Cook, Herbert Howell, 'l'ed Wynne, Trajen Carney, Jimmy Stein, jim Story, Byrd Cain, Don Adams, Fritz Crane, Gleudon Fleming, Sonny Richardson, -linnny Camp. HA season of superlatives could well describe the 1952 football season as the Isaac Litton Lions roared to the greatest football year in the history of the school. Cliniaxing the fall by being selected the second best aggregation in the state, the Lions, under the able tutelage of Coaches Bob Cummings, John Wfitt, Ronald lN7ebb, and Herschel Moore, ended the regular season's play with a record of nine wins and one defeat-the lone loss being to the state's top-ranking team. The eleven closed an impressive year by de- feating Father Ryan's team in the annual Clinic Bowl tilt Thanksgiving Day in Vanderbilt's Dudley Stadium. Behind the vicious blocking and tackling of a stalwart forward wall, one of the hnest backhelds ever to perform on Hume Marshall Field paced the Lions in their soar to Hhigher ground. Seniors performing in their final season at Litton were Co-Captains Rip Nix and Charles Harmon, Gray Potter, George Volkert, Jerry Kemp, Larry Wray, L. F. McClellan, X'Vilson l'Vest, Wfalter Reasoner, Billy Belcher, Billy Mc- Mahon, Ralph McDonald, Gary Morgan, and john Gordy. Meriting positions on various all-star teams were George Volkert Qthe first player in the his- tory of Nashville high school football to make the All-American squadj, john Gordy, Gray Potter, L. F. McClellan, Rip Nix, and Jerry Kemp. This most eventful football season was ofhcial- ly closed at the football banquet with the pres- entation of the trophies designating Litton as the Wilmer ol' the N.I.L.'s Class AA division. Page One Hundred One Litton, . . . ,. Litton .... . . . Litton .... .... Litton Litton Litton NIR. CUMMINGS Hvad Coarh I 952 FOOTBALL SCHEDULE Gallatin .. Columbia DuPont .. Central ., Springfield Oak Ridge Litton .......... 27 Hillsboro .. Litton .,., .... 2 7 East ..i.. Litton .......... 33 'l'. l. S. 4. Litton .....,.... 60 M. B. A. .. CLINIC BOXVL GAME Litton ..,..,.... 19 Father Ryan I952 FOOTBALL COACH!-IS Nlookliv WYITT, CUNIMINGS, and W1-11514 All Ball Caj1tai11s.'Fo0tImll, CHARLES HARMON and RIP NIXQ Girls' Basketball, EARLENE MARTINQ Boys' Basketball, GRAY POTTER and GEORGE VOLKERT. 5 QQRQQ . SFFN ' , . . ' -Lg K 'Lf .N I 'f ffF?1FFZ3,g? f'W1 . . .iff-2 E- W- ,. WEA 1- It wi. hs. V.-L 5, Q- hi- 5. E, f Rf ' fgff 1:2331 - Q. X ' ' , -:-':f'- v m f ' Fir + 4 .433 I.. ' 'Y 'V y E'961v 'i'r - 1' V' K' ' ' rf ' , f 2 ': 5' 548 A H '5 fv3'! f 47-jp' - Q ' 'S ' - H., '11-,I ,, . -Lf: r I I - fi , 1275 1:35 , -L5 . 11,54 - 4122! W Q Vx .: Page Ninety-Nine GIRLS' TENNIS TEAM Mlss BA1'mI,xN, Sponsm-5 BIIQRIBBRS, BARBARA SMITH, LB ELBANOR SMITH, NIARIAN NIORRIS. BOYS' TENNIS TEAM RONNIB CHANCEY, LARRY YVRAY, BOBBY BLEDSOE, HARRY ALBERT, TOM STEVENS, NIR. IVEBB I 1 ww 9 we f I I wwf Q Bwwpswfmwsswwwaevmee 0 Q sf I Mr sa me www, vw: am I I B M wmww Q I 1 4 . I R ,Wm w Q Iwfvfmmwwwwmwvmmfb W Bmmwwwm:e.BIwQ Rwwwme awww I wwmwwwmwwwswuwwwmvwwf If PEREZOSA CCJMPANEROS CLUB OFFICERS KARL JOHNSTON, BILLY 10141 XNDERSON. HARVEY SCl'IN12ID1R Dhxxls Eiils HARRX ADAMS XIR. IRA ADANIS, Sjyonsor. w WZ ' SPEECH CLUB President .4,,,.. .... H ERBERT HOXVELL .Serrelnry and Tr1'as11rw'. . . ..., YVONNE STRANGE I'Iif'C'P14lfSidU71l .... ............ J AMES HENRY Swgemzl-al-Arms ..,........ .... R ICKY JACKSON Sponsor ...,.,.,.,........ . ...., MRS. GLASSCOCK Purpose: To promote better speech and build self-assurance in public speaking. BAND CLUB President .,.,. , . , ..., LEE CASSETTE' Serretn'ry and T1'FH.S1l7'I?l'. . , . . ,SUZANNE HANCOCK Vire-President. , . .......t......... BILLIE JEAN HARDIN Sponsor .,.,,,.,,........................... MR. BEACH Page Ninety-Six AEROR CLUB Presirlrfnt ,.,.,. . . .BILLY CARTXVRIGHT Secretary and Treasurer .... ..., C HARLES JONES Vice-Prvsidelzt .,... .... P AUL TURNER Sjmnsor .....,....,...,. ,.... B IR. LOVELL Sr'cr1ftm'y. . . Trcfaszzrer. . . . Sponsor ..,. Chaplain .,.. Presidrwt ,... Vi!'F'P7'! Si!l'!'IIt ..... OFFICERS . . . ,STENNIS SXIETII . . . . ,JIMMY CAMP LYIELL HUNT1-1R BILLY ROLLER ...,...N1R.DIX ...YFED RIDINGS Page Nineiy-Five P QTOGRAPHY CLUB PI'FSfll!'llf ...... . . . . . . LOFTON FRAKES Szf1'rUl1u'y 4 , . , . ,...... BIICKICY HAYES Vice-Presiflrfnt ..,. .,.,, .... B t JBBY OVERTON 1wl'f Il.S'IlVl'I' ,................ ..., J IQRRY YVESTBROOK ,S'fzr111.wr .4......,.....,... .....,....., IX TRS. FRANCIS FUTURE HGMEMAKERS Prmirlfnl ,... . . . juxli JENKINS .S'wrrflr:rv . ..,.,.,, . . . . . BARBARA VVAYLOR !'ice-Pmsizlmzt. . . , . . . BARBARA ELROD 1'rvas1n'r'r ,,,. .,..... .,., .... S f x l.1.Y GARNWN .5fH1!I.SOl4 . .............. ............., B Ixss OWEN Page Ninety-Four ,paw- , , 'NW QA PSTMW fsffffi' 'Q mn . w es ww.: n 'W F visa n ,,nasnn0!lV4 f.. in E 513352 PI'f'.S'ilII?!1f . . l'ic'e-l're5irlcr1i. . , President , 44...., I'i6c'-I1rf'sirI1'11i FORENSIC CLUB OFFICERS RAN1JoI.P1f1 DUNN Sn-relary nm! ,l1I't'tl5lllF6V . . .... ,...., J AN141 SHANNON .lS141'r'14Y Co'l'11RL2N ,S'pm1sov's ....,.. ,,... N IRS. ULASSCOCK AND NIR. PRATLZR OFFICERS . . .RANDOLPH DUNN S!'f'I'I'fIlI'vY and T7'GKl.Sl1Il'J' , , KIAMQ SUANNJN . . . . . , .JOE Cooxui Spmmu , . . , . , NIR. l'RAT1fR Pzzrjaosff: To dcvelop reason by Debate. Page Ninety-One FERGUSON SCIENC CLUB FRANCIS SCIENCE CLUB OFFICERS President ..,... I.., I S1L1,Y NIFNIAIION 7'm1.v1u-rr ,..,.... . . . RONNIIZ CHANCEY l'i1-e-Prrsirlmzl. . . ......... LOUIS HINES .Sm-gwuzl-111-Arms . . . . Toxmv BLACK .S'6C1'6fIlI'j' ..,,,., . , , LAURALE BURRUS .S'por1.wr ....,...,., . . AIRS. FRANCIS Page Ninety CARVER SCIENCE CLUB OFFICERS President ...,. .... l 'mov W,xI.I.ER Sffrrezary. ., .... DOROTHY JERNIGAN I'i1'e-President. . . .4.......... BILLY CRUMP 7'!'Fl1Slll'6'I' ....,.,........,. ...... K ITTY MCKEE .Sponsor 4,.....,.....,.,.. .,,......... N IR. CARVER OFFICERS President ........ .,.. B OBBY TILLMAN Secretary, . . .... JOANNE XIONTGOINIERY Vire-President ..,.. ,.,.... , ,.,. I 'AULA EASLEY Treasurer .....,,.......... ...,,... A NN BLEDSOE Sponsor .....4.,..,....... .......... .... B I R. DIX WEAKLEY SCIENCE CLUB OFFICERS President ..... ..... P ATSY YOUNG Vice-President, . . ..., YVILBURN CLOUSI2 Secretary .4.. ....... J ANR SEDBERRY Treasurer ..., ,.... B OBBY TOMLINSON SENIOR HI-Y CLUB OFFICERS President .... .A..... H ARRY ALBERT Ifivff-IJ:-ffsiderzl .. .... RAYMOND 'BARRETT .Szfrwftzzry , , , . . .KENNY BURNETTE 7II'l'!l.S'IlI'!'I', . . ...,., ........... G ARY PAGE .S'pmzs0r.v ...... NIR. HUIJGIQNS AND NIR. TURNER P'm'pose: To promote clean speech, clean sportsmanship, clean scholarship, and clean living. Page Eighty-Seven FRESHMAN HI-Y CLUB OFFICERS Prvsizlffnl ....... ,... B oisuv l'1L1.MAN 'IiI,'E?-PI'1'.Sill6lll ........ . . ,Hovr XIIXCHIQY Sl'!'l'l'ill1'4Y and 14?4l'llSllI'l'I' . . . . CARY LOGAN Sponsor ..........,.... ..., N Ik. XVEBB Purpose: To promote clean speech, clean sportsmaiiship, clean scholar- ship, and clean living. Page Eighty-Six -H- '-n Prcsirlent ,...... Sl'!'I't'lK17'y .... LETTERMEN'S CLUB 'l'rr'us LL re r ........ .Sergea n t-a t-A rms ..... S110 7150 r .......... OFFICERS . . . . .GRAY POTTER I'im-President .... , . ,CHARLES HARMON L. F, BICCLELLAN ,YVALTER REASLBNER . . . .BOBBY BLEDSOE .. .,.,.. RIP NIX . . .MR. CUMMINGS Page Eighfy-Five J' OFFICERS I'r0sillm1l ..... ....,. I EILL DICNNY I'irc-Pwxidmzl ,............ JAMES UVOODALL .S'ecw'Iar3' and Trf'asurm'. .DONALD FULCHFR Sponsor ....,..,,..........., MR. FERGUSON RIFLE CLUB Page Efghfy-Four M155 90' me :ws OFFICERS EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE OFFICERS P!'!'.Sidl?7If ....... ............ G AYLE SIPE 'I'rff11.x111'r r ......... ..,.......... I ,ATSY YOUNG IXTCG-P7'6SidK71f .... . . .NANCY STAClxHOUSE Progmnz Clulirzlmn . . . ........ . . .DOROTHY MCRAI-1 Sw'retnry ..,..,. ....,. D IANE CIOURSEY Sjiorzsors ............ .... B 'IRS GATES AIXD MR. WITT P1n'jJosr'.' To aid girls in achieving their social zimbitions. fllllfO?AIl?1CI Swzior rrzvnzlrers of tllr S. P. C. Page Eighty-Three Freshman members of the S. P. C. SOCIAL PSYCHOLCDGY CLUB Page Eighfy-Two OLD MAIDS' CLUB OFFICERS Pl'6.SiliI?71f ..... . . .CHARLOTTE MILLER Vice-Presirlmzz .... . . .NILA jo GARMON .S.1'f'7'f'fIIVj' .,.,,. .... C ILARA GOWANS 'I'reas111-er, . A .,.. NIARTHA WVINN S!I0ll.Y07' ..., .... N IISS MOSS PIITPOSK' To CHCOl11'2lgC I11CU1bCl'S to realize the importzlnce of sl1a1'i'ng: Not what we give but what we share. Page Eighfy-One I'rrf.sidmzl , . , . . , . CQIQORLQIQ Yo1.x1'1RT l'i1'r'-P1'z's1tlr'11l .. . , . ,,-101-IN GURDY Sl'I'7'1'lIlI'j' ..., . . . LLOYD NICKELVICY Tnfaszzrw' ,........ ,.,, j OHNNY NIo0RE , .Swgwarlf-rl!-Arms . , . ,... RONNIIC CHANCICY Sjwrzwr .......... ......, B IRS. DUKE l'11rposrf: To bcttcr Litton. BACHELORS' CLUB OFFICERS GIRLS pr Page Eighty OFFICERS Pwsidflll ..,.. .... D OROTHY YVOOD I i1'rf-Prrfsirlwzt ,... ..,.. J ACK HUIfI1'N'IAN ,S1'r'rr'z'f11'y .44.. .... B ARISARA XVOOD ,S'jm11sm'. . . ..,..,,. 'MRS. CEE P1H'fJOSI'.' To encourage Lhose interested in journalistic work. JOURNALISM CLUB Page Seventy-Nine GFFICERS LARRY EIQILLMAN PlAC.YiCllfl1l BUFORD XYINFREY Vizrzf-Prlfsident EDWARD SANDIDG15 .S'f'm'0l111'y BILLY GREEN 7qI'I'llSIlT!'7' MISS STROUD .Sporzsor PllTiJOSI?.' To crczxtc by doing. ARTS AND CRAFT CLUB Page Seventy-Eight A+... it ,S H..,Nw W yagifilp M- .sl,3 hgh Z ' ,,,,4 . 1 COMMERCIAL CLUB Prl'.virlz'11l .. . Vil'lf-Pl'!?Sid!f7Il ,... Sf'rrr'lary ,... 7.lY'II.Vl1l'l'V .... Sjlonxol' ..,. OFFICERS . . .Bl-1'I I'YE FAYIC BARBER . . . ,DOROTHY HAYNVKINS Purpose : PETER PANDERS ,.'1'r:RRY JONES ,....N1R. SIRCY l. To help club members to Hnd their calling 2. To develop better social understandings. 3. To learn parliamentary procedure. ,Sf'!'I'f'fIll'j' ..... Tl'l'fI.SllVl'I'. . , Rrj1orlr'r.s .. Sponsor , . . PJ'l'.S'ill6llf ..... Vin'-P2'1'sil1'ff11t .... Pflflf0g'I'!llJll!'7'. . . D. E. CLUB OFFICERS , 4... BILLY Esrrs , . .JACK HUFFMAN ...,.-IANE HALL . . . .XIARTHA Wx-1I'1'1-1 RONALD ROBINSON , . .GAYLE LIQNIING ANNETTL: ELWELL Bois SLATICR . , . .NlRS. RAlNl'1X' Purpose: To give vocational training for high school students who will seek regular employment in distributive occupations, and to provide thorough instrue' tion and work, experience training that develops desirable civil, social and occu- pational habits and attitudes. COLLECTORS CLUB Przfsideul ...4.., .... B OBBY ELLIOTT lfiz,-e-Pnfsidmzl .,....,.... .,.. R ICVIS CONIPTON Sffzrretary and 'Tfl'IlSllI'!'I'. . . ..... BOBBY FULK Sponsor ....,.......... ..... N IR. MAXWELL Page Seventy-Five , T...,. CHEAPER BY THE DCDZEN President ....,., ...,....,.,....... N IARGARICT POTTS Prwidmzz ,.,... .,.,....,..,.,.,. N IARY PAYE I'ADx:1TT Vice-Pr1f.sidw1t .,,. ..... 1 BARBARA SIMPKINS Vice-Pr1'sider1l... ...... DONNA Y'V'I'IITE Secretary ...... ..,. N IARTHA JEAN CLARK Serretary ..... , , ,JAN I-IOXVLLL T1'easu1'z:r ........... .....,, E LEANOR COOK Trcasurw' ....,,..,... ...4,.... I ,OIS SLEDGE1 Program Clzairmmz . . ,... JANE SHANNON Program Clmirmzm , , . . . . BICCKY YVOODWARD Sergeallt-at-Arnzs . . . .... BICTTY CHERRY .S'6rgc'f111l-fit-AH115 ..... ,... I ZDNA RFASONHR Sjwzzsor ,.,4...,. .... B USS SPURLOCK Page Sevenfy-Four Y-TEENS CLUB Purpose: To live and grow in the grace of God. CANDY 90 R sau: l'rfsillw1I .S'l'f'l'CH1I'y . SIJOIIXUT. . Vice-Pnfsi rlmzl .... T'reas11v'er. , . OFFICERS . . .Hl'lLEN TANLEY Bm rv ROUNDTREQ ,DOROTHY MCGEE , . . , . .HELEN SIMS . .,.M1ss L1Nx Page Seventy-Three G. A. L. CLUB Purpose: To promote betuir school spirit and provide opporlunily for Wholesome recreation OFFICERS CAROLYN STEVIQNS President CHARLOTTE SINGI-ZR Vice-Presirlwzl JUDY KING Secretary LZRNESTIN1-L NfAR'l'lN T'reaszu'er NIISS BATEMAN Sponso r Page Sevenfy-Two 1 A helping hand from our clubs. i 6 Qtzgbq 1'-iriw, x ,fd - ,- - -3213-'72'v ' ' K ,f- ' fl... +A-1, . ,..- ., 'f .'ff:gg?g,i,i? fS. , 31:5 X if ,, THE M X' '- fg. Z f ATRE f-'ff-:f+fs5!2.fpifv22L 4 1' . f Faq I5 - ' .Eff li' -14'Y? ' 3. --grw ff., 4..f. JM 1-A jgfrigii. . ' 'Af ' - - ' ' iv' , E312 'A S5?i'Q:?'5f'5. ' ' QIEN . Lf '5if75 f 'fi if-iii' Page Sevenfy-One CIVINETTE CLUB Top Row: Dorothy Aljerrmchy, Laurale Burrus, Betty Cherry, Nila Jo Garmon, Clara Gowans. Second Row: Donna Hand, Peggy Hand, june Jenkins, Marian johnson, Margaret Potts. Third Row: jane Shannon, Helen Sims, Carolyn Stevens, Ann Teasley, Dorothy Wood. OFFICERS GRAY POTTLR ,...,..,.... , . BOBBY BLEDSOE .... Louis HINES .,...,. XVALTER REASONER ..,. MR. XIAXWELL .,.., Page Seventy V i ce President -President .Secretary Treasurer . .Sponsor ,J OFFICERS PEGGY HAND ..,...............,, President NILA jo GARMON .... .,.,. I 'ice-President DOROTHY YVOOD ,, ...... Secretary HELEN SIMS ..,.. .... T reasm-er CIVITAN CLUB Top Row: Harry Albert, Bobby Bledsoe, Dan Calhoun, Randolph Dunn, Neil Hagewood. Second Row: Charles Harmon, Louis Hines, jerry Kemp, Charles Logan, L. F. McClellan. Third Row: Mr. Maxwell, Rip Nix, Billy McMahon, Gray Potter, lValter Reasoner, George Volkert. O x I if s if' T, YJ S B. K i' Top Row: Dorothy Abernathy, Christine Binkley, Laurale Randall Harris, jan Howell, Jack Huffman, L. F. Mc- Burrus, Martha Jean Clark, Joe Corlew, Montie Davis, Bill Clellan. Denny' Third Row: jane Shannon, jean Stone, Ann Teasley, Bar- Seconfl Row: Wilma Deuel, Mary Lee Gore, jliizmy Graves, bara Wood,'Dorothy Wood. OFFICERS LOUIS HINES ...... ..... P resident RIARTHA VVINN ...,, NILA jo GARMOII .... ,.,.,..,... I fire-President NIARIAN JOHNSON ,.,..... MRS. GEE ......,,...,... ...,..,........,,.. S ponsor . . . . .Secretary , . , . Treasurer The purpose of Quill and Scroll is to instill in students the idea of scholarshipg to advance the standards ol' the profession of journalism by developing better journalists and by inculcating zz higher code of ethicsg to promote exact and dispassionate thinking, clear and forceful Writing. Motto: Ye shall know the truth, and the truth shall make ye free. THE NATIONAL QUILL AND SCROLL SOCIETY Page Sixty-Nine THE LITTON BLAST LOUIS HINES .,.. ,...,.,.... E ditor DOROTHY XVOOD .... ...,, A ssociate Editor YVILMA DEUEL .... ...,. A ssociate Editor Mus. CEE, ,.,..., .......,. S ponsor BLAST STAFF Top Row: Dorothy Abernathy, Columnist, Joyce Allen, Columnistg Christine Binkley, Columnist, Geneva jo Blazek, Columnist: Shirley Bottoms, Columnistg Betty Cherry, Reporterg Martha jean Clark, Columnistg Eleanor Cook, Reporter. Second Row: joe Corlew, Reporter, Betty Cothron, Re- porterg Montie Davis, Photographerg Bill Denny, Column- ist, Nila Jo Garmon, Exchange Editorg Mary Lee Gore, Cartoonistg Jimmy Graves, Columnistg Joanna Green, Re- porter. Third Row: Randall Harris, Sports Editorg Robin Hines Columnist: Jan Howell, Society Editor, jack Huffman Sports Editor, Marian johnson, Reporterg Charles Logan Business Manager, Ellen Logan, Reporterg Jim Lyle, Re- porter. Fourth Row: L. F. McClellan, Columnistg Gayle Sipe Columnistg Bobby Shepard, Reporterg Ann Teasley, Rc porter, jean Stone, Fashion Editorg Barbara Williams, Rc- porterg Martha lN'inn, Columnist, Barbara Hlood, Column ist. aifffwfwwb 'awww ww ' wfwnwwnmwwwww t NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY The Delta Tau Phi Chapter of the National Honor Society was installed to promote high standards of character, scholarship, leadership, and service among the students. Twice each year students of the Junior and Senior Classes who have excelled in these four Fields and who have received the approval of the faculty are initiated into the chapter. The president is the Senior member who has the highest scholastic average. The remaining officers are elected. The motto is I would rather have honor than honors. Earlene Martin, Marian Morris, Martha Ann Owen, Mary lotte Singer, Lois Sledge, Ronald Smith. Fourth Row: Faye Padgitt, Gloria Parsons, Gilbert Pearson, Shirley Ioan Startup, Carolyn Stevens, Ann Teasley, Mary Lou Phipps, Margaret Potts, Barbara Ann Rowden, Sara Ann Ward, Jeanette Wassom, Nancy West, jerry Westbrook, Royle, Carolee Saul, Barbara Simpkins, Helen Sims, Char- Sherry VVhite, Barbara X'Vood, Dorothy M'ood, Ann Yates. Page Sixty-Seven Page Sixfy-Six President .,,.. Vice-President .... Secretary ,.., Treasurer ,..., sponsor ..... Top Row: Dorothy Abernathy, Geneva jo Blazek, jo Ann Boyd, Laurale Burrus, Dan Calhoun, Don Campbell, Carolyn Clark, Martha Faye Clark, Martha Jean Clark, Glenda Compton, Eleanor Cook, joe Cooke, Betty Coth- ron, Randolph Dunn, Shirley Eidson, Bobby Elliott. Sec- OFFICERS . ....... ,.,., J ANE SHANNON . , . ,LLOYD MCKELVEY . . , .BIARIAN JOHNSON . . .BETTY CHERRY . . , . .Miss WALKER ond Row: Barbara Elrod, Alicne Fann, Nila Jo Garmon, Claia Gowans, Joanna Green, Donna Hand, Peggy Hand, Ernestine Hightower, Louis Hines, Jan Howell, Connie Ienkins, June Jenkins, Margaret Joyce Jordan, Charles Logan, Lynn McCarn, Ann McDougal. Third Row: T H JUNIOR RED CROSS OFFICERS lwcsiflmzt ,........................,... BARBARA CLIBIER Vice-Prcsirlzfrzt .......... ....., S YLVIA HALL S'c'm11rl Virzf-131151110111 . , . , .ANN NICDOUGAL Swrrclrzri ',... .......... ...... P A TSY PICTTY 'IIVCIISIITQT ..,,...., .........,..,....... N IARIAN MORRIS P.-T.A. COUNCIL This group is composed of representatives from each of the homcrooms. They Luft as a Junior Council, which assists the P.-T.A. in various Campaigns and activities. Page Sixty-Five HOMEROOM REPRESENTATIVES Shirley Bottoms Billy Boyers Wzmcla Boyd Helen Carter Betty Cherry Betty Cothrzin johnny Creech Bobby Crowell Bill Denny Bebe Drumrighi Glendon Fleming Eugene Flowers Bobby -Io Tomlinson Tlm S. C. makes money with their Slzlclenl Dirwtories and Football Iiarzdlmoks Page Sixty-Four jznnes Foster Peggy Hand Linda Harmon johnny Hooker Ilene johnson Clleta jones Teresa Jones David Kline Joyce KIcGrill Billy xlCBl2lllOll jo Ann F. lon tgoniery Shirley Nloore Shirley flash Peter Panders Margaret Potts Hue Rhinehart led Riclings Betty Roundtrec Gayle Sipe Stinnis Smith Nancy Stewart Helen Tanley janet XVZIICIS Bzirbzirzl Willianns Shirley lVillimns STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS AND SPONSCRS Tow Row: Charles Logan, Presidentg L. F. McClellan, Boy Vice-Presidentg Dorothy Abernathy, Girl Vice-Presidentg Laurale Burrus, Secretary4Treasurer. Second R0w.' Miss Mary VValker, Miss Marjorie Linx, Miss Callie Lillie Owen, Miss Leneil Edwards, Mr. Ray Hudgens. any QQ-is y . , W , 2 .11-i-Sikh .QT-, C ,., Z, . 4-53 , xv- : Z, 15: A. 6 ,W k J . vf3?'fF. 'f -'fiiiififi-4? :'Y - - HV. 1 'f,fi5 315 5 vTi?'1:Q ':f5' .f'?f.E-4:1 5- - -, . . Q y f- A ' 1 THEA we ftw:...,sf-i?:a-:aff-' - ., ' - 1' - -., I 1-.Q..'f , ' .iii f r frr 5 .- 1.,-S' LQ anffwr' .112 Q -34'-332-Q ,-gl -fzigff' 1- iff 5 : gas:- -gjlpfzf' ' ,.,jZ1g'. v'!,7'7'5, , ' 3 - ' 2, -jp , ff-V. N . : L I i:hifiiTgi'.,, ii Page Sixty-Three i 5 rf Pg SfyT T he Play 61501 SY fqj J V if QW f -T-v iv . 1 - , '- X'Q ' .- 'f -45:7 , ,fi ' . U, 55-.:Q-15 , -- J:-eff K - ' .. .-'gifffi-T-. M- ' 5- -- J..-,f -'Q-ff 'J 74' V 1 ,a li 45-fr, ,M5 ' .i,f1 '7,,, if - ' 'rw 1'2 L ,A -11,4 fb flfff--P L -' ' ' ' ' l,....i--. --1 . E: 1 r Dorothy Abernathy Willard Adams Shirley Armour Granville Barnes Jack Boyte Helen Bradley Dale Brown Callie Mae Bush Gwen Cherry Geraldine Clark Norma Clark Edna Cole Janet Craee June Craee Evelyn Crouch Eugene Davis Evelyn Davis Helen Davis Barbara Duke Francis Fletcher Jane Franklin Ernestine Freeman Ruth George Stanley Gill Joanna Green Bobby Hall Suzanne Hanconk Donna Hand Jean Hardin Sandra Harvey Paul Hatfield Guy Hatley Mary Lou Haverly James Hinclsley Ruby Holley Miller Ann Holt Paula Holyeek Nancy Howell Mary Ann Hutson .Xnn Jacob Ilelva Anne James Betty Jones Beverly Jones Kay Leatherwootl June Lewis Shirley Meiiaugh Sue Ann Mclntyre Ed Megar CHORUS Carolyn Miller Charlotte Miller Pat Murlli Jeannine Needham Peggy Pulley Kathryn Ross John Russell Margie Schellancl Sidney Sherrill Annette Smith Gloria Stewart Carolyn Stevens Jack Taylor M'illiam 'Vhompson Jack Williams Jeannette Williams Layona M'illiams Eleanor lYinn Martha Winn Anne Yates Darrell lVillis Sallie Yunrlt MR. SOKOL, Director Our Lwirling nzajorellcs are LORELE ELAN, SHIRLEY COLE, DELORLIS GAY, SUZANNE HANCOCK, JEAN FRYIE, JOYCIC SANDERS, JUDY KIAMISON, and Lois NICNUTT. The Color Guard lim! led the band on lim field mmry Friday nigh! inflzulwl PAULA HOVECK, 1'2RNESTINIi FREEMAN, BARBARA OKVEN, JOAXN BARRER, PAT VIHRAYLOR, BARBARA Rowm-QN. , f T8 Flutes Connie Jenkins Helen Carter Helen Sims Jeanette Williams Oboe Mary Lou Haverly Clarinets Barbara Llrod Janice Dickerson Tommy Sanborn Jeanette Christian Frances Wlhite Dorothy Taylor Lavona VVilliams Margie Schelland Nlarilrn Hankins Jerry Lowe Lester Marcum Evelyn Davis Barbara Duke Bass Clarinets I,ee Cassetty Harry Brewster Bells Sue .-Xnn Mclntyre A110 Saxophones Norta King Sally Garvin Carolyn Jacobs Tenor Saxophones Carolyn Hlhitaker Barilone Saxoplzones Suzanne Hancock Trumpets Billie Jean Hardin Lofton Frakes Louisiana Montgomery Paul Hatfield Loran Roden Bobby McKay Darrell Willis David Sellers Joe Ivie Elaine Jenkins Joan Crabtree French Horns Barbara Rowden Ernestine Freeman Patricia Ray Baritones David Bursey Bobby Hassall Trombones Kenneth Smith Tom Brumit Eugene Davis Jack Williams Bobby Shephard l i Basses Alfred Halliburton Robert Elmore Guy Hatley Joyce Adamson Tommy Gibson Pass Drum Teil Ridings Snare Drums Lloyd McKelvey Neil Hagewood Stewart Jackson Cymbals Jackie Taylor Tympani Howard Jones Page Fifty-Nine M. Q mi ,EWG fg ww w U- if FRESHMEN Top Roni: joytie Mlatts, David Mleatherspoon, Wanda Weaver. Bobby Westbrook. Mary Wheeler, Betty White, Frank White. Sf'f'm1d Row: Robert NVhitehead, Barbara Williams, Bobby Xklilliams, Cynthia Miilliams, Jeanette Williams, jackie M'ilmore, John Wilson. Third Row: Ronald Y'Vilson, Eleanor VVinn, Bobby Mlood, james Xvoodson, Raymond Woodson, Pat Mlriglit, Sidney Young. FRESHMEN WITHOUT PICTURES Floyd Adcock, james Agee, Frank Allen. Katherine Ar- buckle, jerry Arnold, Gilbert Ashburn, Barbara Ausbrooks, Frank Beard, Sam Beazley, jean Bobo, Nancy Brooks, Dale Brown, Even Brown, Albert Bryant, james Buck, Marilyn Burgess,.Callie Bush, Guilford Clark, Oscar Cline, William Cobb, Laurice Cole, Chester Coley, James Cook, Virginia Crawford. Cliilord Crossland, Kenneth Dickens, Ralph Englert, Horace Estes, Donna Farrell, James Felton, Morris Filson, David Fitzpatrick, Robert Flowers, Gladys Foster, Bobby Fulks, Murrey Fuller, Bobby Gatlin, Joe Gleaves. Peggy Goodman, Elaine Harris, Buddy Head, Bobby Hessen, Wayne Holloway, Sidney Hughes, jerrell Jamison, Billy Johnston, Carl jones, Herbert Jordon, Janice Jordon, Johnnie Langlors, Bobby Love, Dixie Mc- Carter, Madge Melntosh, Danny McNutt, George Mandin, Lester Mareum, Buddy Marvin, Billy Montgomery, Janie Montgomery, Donald Mundy, Robert Newman, John Old, Albert Porter, Robert Poteete, Homer Proudfoot, Hugh Rinehart. Pat Rinehart. Tommy Shacklett, Donald Small- ing, Buddy Smith, jere Spurlock, Byrd Thomas, Joseph Stoner, Loretta Swindle, Lynda Thompson, Kenneth XVeatherspoon, Wand Mleaver, Darrell Willer, Nancy Williams, Carl NVright, johnny VVright, Pete Wright, Eugene Yant. FTESIIIIIUIL sign up for High School. FRESHMEN Top Row: jean Murphy, Shirley Nash, Charles Neal, Frank Neal, Carolyn Ogles, Irie Oliphant, Linda Orton. Second Row: Bob Otey, Carol Overall, Peter Panders, Bill Pardue, Eddie Parrish, Linda Pate, Ann Patterson. Third Row: Burma Penick, Don Phillips, Barbara Porter, joan Powers, jimmy Pridy, Donald Puckett, joe Puckett. Fourth Row: Donald Puckett, Betty Pugh, Peggy Pulley, Beth Pylant, Edna Ragan, Peggy Ragan, Emily Rawls. Fifth Row: Blondell Read, Shirley Readon, Virginia Reasoner, Randy Reed, Dorothy Rhoten, Donna Rice, Patty Rippy. Sixth Row: Lane Roark, Dave Roberts, James Robinson, June Rutledge, David Sanders, Betty Jo Scalf, Betty Jo Schmidt. Semfnth Row: Mary jo Seaborn, Tommy Severns, Linda Sharon, James Simmons, Ver- na Simms, Betsy Sims, Donald Sims. Iiightlz Row: 'Linda Sipe, Nancy Sircy, Joan Slatton, Annette Smith, jimmy Smith, Mary Smith, Nancy Smith. Ninth Row: Peggy Smith, Nlary Lee Snider, Paula Sofge, Martha Sommers, jean Spears, Nlarye Spoontz, Charles Stephens. Tenth Row: Betty Steward, Billy Stewart, Gloria Stewart, Nancy Stewart, Pat Stone, Ann Story, Donald Suddarth. lilcrmntlz Row: Larry Suddarth, Alton Sul- lens, joe Sutton, Joyce Sweeney, Bill Swindle, Bobby Tillman, Bobby Totly. Twelfth Row: Barbara Trotter, 'Dean Tucker, Louis Turbeville, Peggy YValker, Peggy Hial- ler, jimmy XNalling, Barbara YVatkins. FRESHMEN Top Row: Annette Hagewood, Lois Ann Ha- good, Fay Haley, Barbara Hamlet, Johnny Hargis, Jeanie Harlan, Linda Harmon. Szfconcl Row: R. C. Harris, Betty Hoskins, Nancy Henderson, Mary Hightower, Warren Hinkle. Sandra Hoffman, Ruhy Holly. Thircl Row: Miller Holt, Betty Hoskens, Su- zanne Hotchkiss, Nancy Howell, Betty Hud- son, Mary Hudson, Don Hufhne. Fourth Row: Marsha Huffman, Kenneth Hutchison, 'Sharon Inman, John Jackson, Ricky Jackson, 'Carolyn Jacobs, Ann James. Fifth Row: J. V. Jeffreys, Dorothy Jernigan, Cleta Jones, Lloyd Jones, Mamie Kelly, Jack Kenning, -Scotty Key. Sixth Row: Judy King, Hayhew Koellein, La- rine Leaver, Richard Lee, Tommy Leech, Anna Leftwich, Bradon Lewis. Seventh Row: Linda Laird, Norma Light, George Litchfield, Patricia Little, Billy Liv- ingston, Gary Logan, Flora Lohman. Eighth Roni: Jim Lyle, Jean McCarn, Bar- hara McCask, Delores McClure, Linda Mc- Cormick, Betty MeCreary, Jimmy McCul- lough. Ninth Row: Joyce McGill, Jimmie Mclntosh, Kitty McKee, Jack McMahon, Joyce McMur- try, Dorothy McWhorter, Pat Malone. Tenth Row: Bohhy Marlove, Betty Marsh, Patsy Marsh, Buddy Martin, Joyce Martin, Patricia Martin, Herman Mayes. lilezfehth Row: Virginia Meadors, Robert Mercer, Carol Ann Miller, Joe Miller, Patsy Miller, Hout Minchey, Donald Mitchell. Twelfth Row: Virginia Mitchell, Robert Moncrief, Jane Moore, Johnny Moore, Carl Morris, Oliver Morris, Patsy Moss. FRESH M EN Top Row: Joyce Adams, Nancy Alexander, Clive Anderson, Shirley Armoch, Billy Aust, Patsy Baggett, Beverly Bale. Second Row: Betsy Barnes, Richard Batts. Forrest Beaty, Katherine Binkley, Dan Boone, Carolyn Boyd, 'Curtis Boyd. Third Row: Billy Boyers, Peggy Bradley, Jerry Breedlove. Jinnny Brennan, Nancy Brooks, Peggy Broisus, Pete Bryant. Fourth Row: Margaret Bullock, Mary Ann Burchard, Francine Burdin, Naomi Butts, Jim Caldwell, Eugene Cammuse, Evelyn Cana non. Fifth Row: 'Billy Carney, Dorothy Carter, Thomas Carter, Billy Chambless, Charles Chapman, Doris Christian, Harold Clark. Sixth Row: Edna Earl Cole, Bohhy Collins, Josephine Cook, Gary Copas, Bohhie Ann Cope, Carl Cotten, Paula Craig. Seventlz Row: Ruth Crick, Billy Crimmons, Tillie Crocket, Evelyn Crouch, Fred Crow- der, Bobby Crowell, Malcolm Crowell. Eighth Row: Billy Crump, Jimmy Crutch- field, Lewis Dale. Earlene Darks, Carolyn Davis, Helen Davis, Bernard DeVasher. Ninth Row: Ray Dickerson, Travis Dugger, Dean Duke, Albert Dunn, Paul Edson, Craig Ellis, Mary Sue England. Tenth Row: Patricia Fann, Shirley Fink, Bobby Fitzpatrick, Morris Fly, James Foster, Marilyn Foster, Patsy Francis. Elcfvwillz Row: Jane Franklin, Delores Frens- ley, David Gaines. Roxana Gamble, Nor- ma Garmon. Virginia Garner, Gale Garrett. Twclflh Rout: Perry Garrett. Stanley Gill, Montie Gilpin, Doris Glover, Jimmy Good- well. Joyce Graves, Janice Gregory. Pr'zf.sizlz'11l .,,. I'i1'6-Pwsiflzflll . . . Secretary . Treasurer . , . . . . . Sergeant-al-A rms Sjmnsor . ,. . . OFFICERS ..,.BOBBY IILLMAN . . .RAY DICKERSON . . .JIM CALDYVELL . . .PETER PANDERS . , . .C-ARL JONES . . .Miss STROUD re hmen Page Fifty-Three 1.111111 .s fllllllfl I.1l71!lflITS 111 action. Thr' l 11'.vl11111'11 got ll 'AlIll7Ig'D out of inilinlimz as well as the up jufrclassnzeaz. NgPb1RNN l1'1 1'r' nfl I0 S.l.P.f-1. COVITJUII som-toMoREs Top Row: Billy Towe, Peggy Towns, Pat Tray- lor, l.ou Ellen Tucker, Beverly Unger. Svmzirl Rout: Billy Vaden, Donald Welch, Caro- lyn Whitaker, Frances Wlhite, jack Williams. Third row: Nancy YN'illis, Ed Wilson, Peggy Winters, Betty XVeatherspoon, Mary Ann Tvom- ack. Ifourflz Row: Nancy Wlomack, Bobby Wooclall, Nancy Wootlrin, Peggy Vloodhn, Jerry TVorley. liotlom Rout: jimmy Young, Patsy Young, Rob- Cl't Young, Bobby Youngblood, Richard Ziper- nick. MEMBERS WITHOUT PICTURES Jean Adams, Ann Anderson, Douglas Ballard, Richard Bazzell, Sam Beazley, Vernon Biggs, Hugh Bills, Ralph Brewster, William Buck, Joe Caldwell, Thomas Carter, Ronald Chatnbless, Robert Cleveland, Gerald Clifton, Henderson Cole, ,lane Collier, Harvey Crossway, William Cunningham, Nancy Dotson, Lorelle Elatn, Betty Fitzpatrick, Gladys Foster, Nathan Freeman, Bobby Gill, Edward Gray, .loc Haley, Anita Conner, Leslie Dorsey, Harold Robert Fluty, Gaines, Stanley Harris, James Hendley, Helen Herrell, james Hindsley, William Holt, Frank Hoover, Bobby Hudson, Lyell Hunter, Bobbie Jean Hutson, Ted Leerh, Tommy Lohman, Bobby Mc- Rae, Dorothy McWhorter, Dorothy Martin, Ronald Martin, Dale Mathis, Audie Minchey, Betty Mooney, Put Murlf, Dan Nichols, Frank O'Nea1, Emma Nor- man, Bobby Pugh, Hlilliam Pugh, juanetz Putman, Sonny Richardson, Sue Riley, Carl Roberts, Herschel Rose, jo Ann Rowlette, Raymond Russell, Deanie Shanneyfelt, Beris Shipman, William Shipman, Dana Slate, Donald Smalling, Neale Smith, Eddie Southgate, Ray Stanfieltl, Fendall Strode, George Sutherland, Rob- ert Swann, Delores Swindle, Joe Taylor, john Thomas, Walter Thompson, Tommy Tittle, Vtlilliam TVard, johng ny XVatson, Charles XVilliams, john Hlillis, Bobby Yant. SOPHOMORES Top Row: Joyce Porch, Ann Pruitt, Jimmy Ra- gan, Ann Ray, Mary Reed. .Semnrl Razr: Dorothy Reese, Norman Revlett, Ted Ridings, Donald Roberts, Jerry Robinson. Third Row: Loran Roden, Billy Roller, Betty Russell, John Russell, Janice Rutherford. Fourth Row: Pat Ryan, Ed Sandidge, Joann Savage, Rudolph Schmittou, Jane Sedberry. Fifth Row: David Sellers, Lorita Sexton, Bobby Sheppard, Sidney Sherrill, Delano Shoulders. Sixth Row: Howard Simpkins, Ray Slate, Chris- tine Smith, Naomi Smith, Shirley Smith. Seventlz Row: Stennis Smith, Morton Smithson, Beverly Startup, Jimmy Stein, Mary Lou Ste- vens. Eighth Row: Elliott Stewart, Jim Story, Yvonne Strange, Jean Stuville, Mary Swift. Bottom Row: Forrest Sykes, Lynda Thompson, Betty Thornton, Tommy Tippitt, Bobby Tom- linson. SOPHCJMORES Top Roni: june Lewis, Ellen Logan, Elaine Lowe. jerry Lowe, Ann McClure. Second Row: Dorothy McRae, Mary Eleanor Mc- Gee, Fay McGinnis, 'Maudine McPherson, Stan Marshall. Third Raw: Ernestine Martin, joan Martin, Bet- ty Matheny, Ed Megar, Carlene Midgett. Fourth Row: Carolyn Miller, Robert Mingle, Gayle Mitchell, Joanne Montgomery, Louisiana Montgomery. Fiflh Row: Edna Morgan, Jeannine Needham, Dorothy Nelson, Evan Nichols, Charlene Nor- man. Sixllz Row: Jean Norman, Madlyn Norman, Johnny Northcutt, Peggy Northern, Jerry ONeal. SI'1llf7Ifh Row: Perry O'Neal, Ray Osborne, Susie Owens, Nelda Pace, Rose Parker. Eighth Row: Marcia Parrish, Billy Parsons, Carolyn Patrick, Shirley Pearce, Bobby Pen- nington. 130110111 Row: Susanne Perkerson, Patsy Petty, joe Phillips. Edith Pilkerton, Margaret Pilker- ton. SOPHOMORES Top Row: Harold Hagewood, Floyd Hamilton, Phil Hargis, Pat Harmon, Sandra Harvey. Second Row: Paul Hatfield, Don Hawkins, Jim- my Henry, joan Henshaw, Bill Hewgley. Third Row: 'Sherry Hicks, Grace Hill, Robin Hines, Dean Hinkle, jean Hinkle. Fourth Row: Deanna Hite, limojene Hodge, Larry Holloway, Johnny Hooker, Herbert How- ell. Fifth Row: Roxy Howse, jean Hudson, jeryl Hunt, -I0 Ann Hunter, XV. lngruln. Sixlh Row: joe lvie, 'Stewart jackson, Peggy james, Elaine jenkins, Cyntha Johnson. Seventh Row: Frances johnson, Ilene johnson, Ray johnson, Rebecca Johnson, Betty jones. Iiighllz Row: Beverly jones, Bobby Jones, Charles jones. Grady jones, Harold Jones. Bottom Row: Bernadine Key, Jeanette Knight, johnny Lamons, Mary Ann Lane, Bobby Leech. SOPHOMORES T011 Roux' Nlary jo Collier, Colen Collins. Beth Cook, Joanne Cook, Bill Corbin. Sfmnrl Rmur Diane Coursey, joe Cowell. -lure Grace, Fritz Crane, jaekie'Creech. Third Row: johnny Creech, Evelyn Davis, Cor- rine Delaney, john Dennison, Xvilton Del'riest. Fourth Row: janiee Dickerson, .Xlbert Diehl. Minville Dorris. Barbara Duke, Betty Duke. Fifth Row: Rlaurine Duncan, Nancy Dye, Paula Easley, Yllilma Edwards, Linda England. Sixth Row: Bobby Epley, Denny Estes, Agnes Fann, Florine Farris, Glentlon Fleming. Sevenlh Row: Lucy Fox, Carl Gadsey, Nan Gar- rett, Peggy Garrett, Charles Garretty. Eighth Row: Ruth George, james Gibson, John Gibson, Tommy Gibson, Billy Gleason. liotlom Row: Judy Graves, Hanie Green, James Griffin, Shirley Griggs, Faye Groom. SOPHGMORES Top Row: Don Adams, Billy Akin, Jimmy Al- dred, Frank Allen, Bobbie Sue Allison. Semnrl Roux' james Allison, Gary Anderson, Polly Anderson, Eloise Angell, jimmy Baggou. Third Row: Betty Ballard, Enoch Barnes, Gran- ville Barnes, Bobby Basford, Shirley Batson. Fourth Row: Paul Bauman, Edward Bosemar, Nancy Boyd. YN'anda Boyd, Helen Bradley. Fiflh Row: Loretta Bradley, Mlanda Bradley, Delores Brecheen, Don Brewer, Cherie Brown. Sixth Row: jimmy Brown, Sandra Brown, joe Bruner, 'Don Buchanan, Bobby Bunn. Seventh Row: jimmy Camp, 'Shirley Capsel, Tra- jan Carney, Denelda Carr, Annie Lou Carter. Eighth Row: 'Billie Ann Clark, Helen Carter, Don Castleman, Gwen Cherry, Jewel Clark. lioltonz. Row: Mary jane Clark, Norma Clark, Richard Clark, Wlilburn Clouse, George Collier. President . , Vice-Presidenl Trmsurfr .... Secretary . . . Sponsor .... OFFICERS ....STENNIS SMITH . . .... NAN GARRETT . , . PAULA EASLEY , . , .LORELLE ELAM .. . .NIISS BROWN Sophomore Page Forfy-Fi ve Damon Agee Jim Beazley Robert Brooks Raymond Burton Don Chilton JUNIORS WITHOUT PICTURES Third Ruin: Barbara lVood, Lawrence Hloodard Caymae lVoodrow. Joe lVright. JUNIORS Top Row: Lavonzi Williams, Shirley Williams Sylvia Williams: Virginia Williams. Sfmnrl Raw: Marion Xvilliamson Balham Wilson e lVilson. Nancy Xvlllllllfli. Fourth Rmv: Ted Wynne, Herberta Xoung Mary jo Nlegar Randall Phillips joe Thompson Bill McIntosh Sherrill Rivers Paul Turner Bobby McRae Betty Roundtree Dean VVard Bobby Moore Maury Roundtree William Wheeler Burton Pauly Ann Rose Buford VVinfre Singing Valentines tool: over Zhe school for a day. Oscar York JUNIORS Top Row: Rachel Sewell, Karlene Shaneyfelt, Billy Ship- man, Charlotte Singer. ' 1 X X N ' ' t t,4 . Second Row: Jarnes Slater, Demetra Smith, Joyce Smith. Louise Smith. Third Row: Ronald Smith, Bergie Smithson, Mary Susan Summers, Nancy Stackhouse. Fourth Row: joan Startup, Florence Stevens, Thomas li. Stewart, Shirley Swindle. Fifth Row: Helen Tanley, 'Sherry Tate, Dorothy Taylor, Richard Taylor. Sixth Row: Lyndal Thompson, Berenice Tomlin, Charles Trotter, Sue Troupe. Seventh Row: Nancy Utter, Helen Vandercook, Wanda Walker, Pat Waller. Eighth Row: Faye Watson, jerry Westbrook, Nina White, Sherry Hlhite. Ninth Row: Raymond Wiggs, Myrna Wiley, David Wil- liams, George lNilliams. JUNIORS T011 Row: Lnra Ann Morgan, Marion Morris, Betty Mur- chison, Betty Neely. Second Row: Ann Nichols, Corrine Oliphant, Norma Fay Orton, Bobby Overton. Third Row: Barbara Owen, Martha Ann Parker, Colletta Parrish, Gloria Parsons. Fourth Row: Alyce jean Patterson, Gilbert Pearson, Nancy Perry, Barbara Pbifer. ' Fifth Row: 'Shirley Phipps, john Potts, VVayne Potts, Bill Pridy. ' Sixth Row: Wayne Ragan, Joe Ray, Patricia Ray, jinnnie Raymer. ' Seventh Row: Clarence Redrnoncl, Patsy Reetl, Don Rey' nolds, Betty Jo Riggins. ' Eighth Row: john Drew Roberts, Kathryn Ross, Barbara Rowclen, Tommy Sandborn. Ninth Row: Joyce Saunders, Margie Schelland, Harvey Schneider, Bobby Sellers. ' JUNICDRS Top Row: Alton Huff, Harry Hughes, Wade Hunley, Allen Hurt. Second Row: jackie Ivie, Judy Jamison, Wanda jenkins, Karl Johnston. Third Row: jane jones, Teresa jones, Terry Jones, Billy Kee. Fourth Row: Carolyn Kimbro, Norta King, Maurice Knox, Barbara Law. Fifth Row: Shirley Layhew, Bobby Lewis, Gaile Locke, Ann Lynn. Sixth Row: Lynn McCarn, Jessie McCulley, Ann McDou- gal, Shirley McGaugh. Seventh Row: Dorothy McGee, Julia Ann McGlothlin, Sue Ann McIntyre, Glenn Martin. Eighth Row: Ann Shirley Mayfield, Earl Melton, Alvin Mitchell, Barbara Mitchell. Ninth Row: Ray Mitchell, john Moore, Robert Moore, Shirley Moore. JUNIORS Top Row: Russell England, Wendle Englert, Mary Ann Escue, Joyce Ann Estes. Second Row: June Evans, Aliene Fann, Shirley Fann, Frances Fletcher. Third Row: Eugene Flowers, Annette Fluty, Lofton Frakes, Ernestine Freeman. Fourth Row: 'Sharon French, Donald Fulther, joe Gal- breath, Nancy Garrett. Fifth Row: Delores Gay, jimmy Gilbert, Helen Faye Giles, Betty Goodman. Sixth Row: Mary Lee Gore, Carolyn Graham, Billy Green, Anne Griilin. Seventh Row: Kenneth Hadley, Sylvia Hall, Marilyn Han- kins, Bobby Hassall. Eighth Row: Dorothy Hawkins, Betty Hayes, Michael Hayes. Bessie Henry. Ninth Row: jimmy Henson, Ernestine Hightower, James Holley, Paula Holveck. JUNIORS Top Row: Sally Jo Cason, Lee Cassety, Joy Chance, Dor- othy Childress. Second Row: Jeanette Christian, Nlartha Faye Clark, Freil- die Clay, Wilma Coleman. Third Row: Barbara Colgate. Margie Collins, Nancy Col- lins, Kenneth Colquette. Fourth Row: Glenda Compton, Revis Compton, Martha Lee Corn, Betty Cothron. Filth Row: Joann Crabtree, janet Crace, Kay Crunk, june Dalton. Sixth Row: Robert Dalton, Eugene Davis, Nlontie Davis. Dottie Dean. A Seventh Row: Paul Dickson, Roger Dorris, Tommy Dorris, james Drake. Eighth Row: Shirley Drummond, Bebe Drumright, Billy Dulce, Doris Durham. Ninth Row: .Xnne Edwards, Shirley liitlson, Roneltla Elam, Barbara Eli od. JUNIORS Top Row: Harry Adams, Willard Adams, Joyce Adamson, Joyce Allen. Second Row: Ralph Allen, Ann Anderson, Peggy Anne Apple, Auhrey Ashworth. Third Row: Don Ausbrooks, Jerry Aydelott, Randall Baird, Betty Faye Barber. Fourth Row: jo Anne Barker, Raymond Barrett, joe Beck, Charles Bedwell. Fifth Row: Ronnie Billington, Betty Dean Binkley, Tom- my Black, Geneva jo Blazek. Sixth Row: Ann Bledsoe, James Boswell, Shirley Bottoms, jo Ann Boyd. Seventh Row: Mary Ann Boyle, jack Bayte, Harry Brew- ster, Ralph Brewster. Eighth Row: Walton Brown, Kenny Burnette, Byrd Cain, Jonathan Caldwell. Ninth Row: Donald Campbell, 'Betty Carney, Billy Cart- wright, 'Sarah Carver. OFFICERS President . . , ....,...,,... .,.....,... J OE RAY ViC6-P?'ESi6Il?Hl BOBBY HASSELL T'reas:n'er .... .....,. H ELEN TANLEY Secretary , . , ....,.... DOTTIE DEAN Sfonsor ..,,. .... A 'HSS RUBY BATEMAN uniors Page Thirfy-Seven SENIORS GEORGE H. TVINGETT A miss is as good as a mile. Football B-Team, l3 Nature Study Club, l3 Science Club, l, 2, 3, 43 Tumbling Club, 3, 4. DOROTHY VVOOD Fame and fortune will bring her much, for she has the artist's touch. Dramatic Club, 13 Hillbilly Club, 23 Sci- ence Club, 23 B-Team Basketball, 2: lnterclass Basketball, 3, 43 Bowling Team, 33 Honor Society Play, 33 Blast Stall, 3, 4, Associate Editor, 43 LITTON- IAN Stalf, 43 Journalism Club, 3, 4, President, 43 Quill and Scroll, 3, 4, Treasurer, 33 Civinette Club, Secretary, 43 Delegate to S.l.l'.A. Convention, 43 Honor Society, 4. JAMES XVOODALL A boy in whom fun and nicertess are mixed. Science Club, l, 23 Hillbilly Club, 33 lnterclass Basketball, 2, 3, 43 Rifle Club, 4, Vice-President. LARRY EUGENE WRAY On the football field he sets a wicked pace, but believe me he's faster yet in cupidir race. Science Club, l, 21 Journalism Club, lg Hillbilly Club, 23 Hi-Y Club, 3, 4, Vice- President, 33 B-Team Football, 23 Var- sity Football, 3, 43 Red Cross Represent- ative, 23 lnterclass Basketball, 2. XIARIE LOUISE YOUNG .4 face more sweet ne'er hath it been my chance to meet. Birmingham, Alabama, 1, 2, 33 Business Club,4Reporter, 4g Red Cross Representa- tive, . Page Thirty-Six BTARTHA LOUISE WINN .4 girl in whom fun and wisdom mix. Red Cross Representative, 13 Dramatic Club, lg G.A.L. Club, 23 lnterclass Cheerleader, 1, 2, 33 Journalism Club, 33 Bowling Team, 3, 4, Captain, 33 Blast Staff, 3, 43 Quill and Scroll Chapter, 3, 4, Secretary, 43 O.M.C. Club, Treasurer, 43 Honor Society Play, 3, 43 Science Club, lg Senior Play, 4. RAY GUILL VWOODALL It's great to be alive when you're around Ray. Baseball, 2, 3, 43 Science Club, 1, 23 ln- terclass Basketball, 1, 33 Hillbilly Club, 3: Disciussion Club, 13 P.T,A. Represent- ative, . REBECCA LANE WOODWARD Brightens the corner wherever she is. Science Club, l, 23 Y-Teen, lg Hillbilly Club, 23 Nature Study Club, 33 Cheaper by the Dozen Club, 43 lnterclass Basket- ball. 2, 3, 43 P.T.A. Representative, 23 Bowling, 4. ANNE YATES 'Tis well to be merry and wise. Science Club, 1, 2, 33 Latin Club, 2, .31 Dramatic Club, 13 G.A.L. Club, 23 Social Psychology Club, 3, 43 Honor Society, 43 Chorus, 43 Senior Play, 4. JOHN YOUNGER My love is always constant-only its objects change. M.B.A., l, 23 Hi-Y Club, 33 Red Cross Representative, 33 Science Club, 3, 4. SENIORS WITHOUT PICTURES BILLY ESTES ROBERT HANNA JANE LEWIS LOMAX EUGENE PEYTON XVILLIAM C. THOMPSON LARRY ELVIS WAYMAN Slow and steady wins the race. Hillbilly Club, 2, 33 D.F,. Club, 43 Science Club, l, 2. VVILSON BAKER YVEST His only hope for the future-faster cars. Science Club, l, 2, B-Team Football, lg Varsity Football, 2, 3, 43 Lettermen's Club, 2, 3, 4. NIARTHA VVHITE Good nature is the beauty of the mind. B-Team Basketball, 23 Varsity Basketball, 3: Science Club, l, 2g Social Psychology Club, 1, 2. 35 D.E. Club, Treasurer, 45 lnterclass Basketball, l, 2: Softball, 3. XVILLIAM WIGGS If ignorance were a bliss, I'd be a blister. Band, 1, 2, 3, 4: Science Club, l, 2: Bowling Team, 2, 33 Rifle Team, lg Band Club, 2, 3, FAY WILLS She hath caught a man, what woman wants more? Social Psychology Club,- 1, 23 Science Club, lg Latin Club, lg Blast Staff, l, 2, 3: Interclass Cheerleader, 1, 2, 33 Student Council, 2. SENIORS NANCY XVEST Beauty lives with kindness. Science Club, lg Basketball, lg G.A.L. Club, lg Music Club, 25 Commercial Club, President, 3, 0.M.C. Club, 4, Student Council Alternate, 41 Blast Staff, 43 Honor Society, 45 Ollicc Monitor, 4. DONNA Lou YVHITE If smiles were food, sl1e'd have plenty to eat. G.A.L. Club, l, 2, Cheaper by the Dozen Club, 3, 4, Treasurer, 3, Vice-President, 43 Science Club, lg Interclass Basketball, l, 2, 3, 43 Bowling, 4, Captaing Red Cross Representative, 2. DOROTHY LEE VVHITTLE So comely and sweet, so fully complete. Social Psychology Club, 2, Science Club, l, 23 G.A.L. Club, 1. JAMES D. WILLS He was taught-hook, line, and srnker. Football, 2, 3: Science Club, l, 23 B-Team Basketball, 2: lnterclass Basket- ball, 2, 3, Aero Club, lg B-Team Foot- ball, 1. G. B. VVlLLlAlXlS, JR. I speak the truth, not as much as I should, but as much as I dare. Science Club, 1, 2. Page Thirty-Five SENIORS JACQUELYN ANN FICILLMAN Tall oaks from litlle acorns grow. Y-Teen, l, 2, 3, Secretary, 3, Red Cross Representative, 33 Science Club, l, 23 Social Psychology Club, 43 Library Moni- tor, 2, 3, Blast Staff, 2, 3. PAUL LINUEL TRAYLOR Nice as well as nice looking. Science Club, l, 2, 45 Nature Study Club, 2, El, Bachelors' Club, 45 Baseball, 4. GEORGE ANTHONY VOLKERT lfl'liy Lrusl lo fate when we have our own clzarms? Football, 2, 3, 4, All-City, All-State, All- Southern, All-American, 4, Basketball, l, 2, 3, 4, Co-Captain, 43 Lettermen's Club, l, 2, 33 Bachelors' Club, President, 43 Science Club, l, 2, Civitan Club, 43 Boys' State, 33 Best Looking, Best All' Around, 4, Babe Ruth Award, 3, Student Council, 1. MARTHA CLAIRE YVARD Speech is silver, silence is golden. G.A,L. Club, 1, 25 Science Club, l, 23 D.li. Club, 4. ANNA AIEANETTE YVASSOM She had a brain and used ii. Band, l, 2, 3, Music Appreciation Club, 1, 2, Social Psychology Club, 3, 45 Sci- ence Club, l, 25 Student Council, lg Student Council Alternate, 23 Honor S0- ciety, 3, 4. Page Thirty-Four BEN EDWARD TOMLIN joy, joy, joy, my tests are passed, and the gTadE,S HTG 111071. Collectors' Club, lg Hillbilly Club, 2, 39 Science Club, l, 2, Spanish Club, 2, 3. LAXVRENCE WILLIAM UTLEY Sober but not serious, quiet but not idle. Science Club, 1, 2, 43 journalism Club, l. OWEN ALVIN WALDROP Born for success he seems. Collectors' Club, lg Hillbilly Club, 2, 35 Bachelors Club, 4, Science Club, l, 2, 3, 43 Latin Club, 1, 2. BIARY LOU WARD She's all we fancied her. Dramatic Club, lg Sunshine Club, 2: Social Psychology Club, 3, 45- Science Club, l, 25 Blast Staff, 33 Honor Society, 3, 4. ' JANET YVATERS Il's nice Lo be natural when youlre natur- -, ally nice. 4 'H Science Club, 1, 2, 45 Y-Teen, l, 2, Vice-f President, 1, President, 23 Hillbilly Club, 31 O.M.C. Club, 43 Student Council, 2, 3, 4, Band Queen Attendant, 23 Interclass Basketball, 2, Senior Play, 4. CAROLYN STEVENS I chatter, chatter as I go along. Honor Society. 3, 4, Y-Teen, l, 2, Treas- urer, 2, G.A.L. Club, 3, 4, President, 43 Science Club, l, 2, 3, 4, Student Council, 2: Student Council Alternate, 3: Civinette Club, 43 Interclass Cheerleader, 2, 33 Red Cross Representative, 3: Girls' State, 3: Chorus, 4, Library Monitor, l, 2, 3, 4. MARTHA 'LOVE STIDDUM From labor there shall come forth success. G.A.L. Club, l, 2, 3, 49 Science Club, 2, 3, 43 Basketball, I 2. HERMAN JOE SWIFT, JR. If you can't be good, be careless. UJ.E. Club, 1: Science Club, 2. VERA JEAN SWINDLE First in war but not in peace. Social Psychology Club, l, 2, 3, 43 Science Club, l, 25 Latin Club, lg P.T.A. Repre- sentative, l, 25 Red Cross Representative, l, 2, B4Team Basketball, lg Interclass Basketball, l, 2, 3, 43 Interclass Softball, lg Student Council, 2. JACK TAYLOR Have no friends not equal to thyself. usic Club, l, 2, 3, 4, 55 Chorus, 2, 3, , 59 Band, 3, 4, 55 Rifle Club, 4, Hi-Y lub, 4, 5, Chaplain, 45 President of horus, 3, 41 Football, 2. SENIORS TOM STEVENS Love none, trust few, always paddle your own canoe. Hillbilly Club, l, 23 Hi-Y, 3, Interclass Basketball, l, 2, 3, 4, Science Club, l, 2, 3. JEAN CAROL STONE Books! 'Tis a dull and endless life, I would much rather be Dorfs wife. G.A.L. Club, l, 2, Science Club, l, 2: Tennis Team, 1, 2, 33 Blast Staff, Fashion Editor, 3, 43 LITTONIAN Staff, Ass't Edi- tor, 4g journalism Club, 33 Social Psy' chology Club, 4g Delegate to S.I.P.A. Convention, 3, Quill and Scroll Chapter, 3, 45 Delegate to D.E. Convention, 4. JAMES VVESTLY SYVINDLE Arthur Murray doesrft have a thing on him. Science Club, lg B-Team Football, lg Hillbilly Club, 35 B-Team Football, 3: Bachelors' Club, 4. ' BARBARA JEAN TAYLOR The cautious never err. G.A,L. Club, lg Science Club, lg I7.H.A. Club, 2, 3, 4, Secretary, 4. ANN OVVEN 'FEASLEY I do the things I like to do-that's why I talk. Blast Staff, 3, 45 l.l'l l'ONIAN Sl:-ff. Co- Eclitor, 45 Science Club, l, 2, 35 Civinette Club, 4, Y-Teen, lg Hillbilly Club, 2: Journalism Club, 3, O.M.C. Liuo, 4, Honor Society, 3, 43 Delegate to S.I.l'.A. Convention, 43 Quill and Scroll Chapter, 3, 43 Honor Society Play, 3, 4. Page Thirty-Three SENIORS ROBERT ELLIS SLATER Great men are not always wise. B-Team Basketball, lg Interclass Basketa ball, 1, 3: Red Cross Representative, 33 alll. Club, Reporter, 43 Science Club, l BARBARA FAY SMITH Friendshijz is the wine of life. Music Appreciation Club, l. 23 Band, l, 2: Bowling Team, 2, 3, 4, Secretary, 4, Tennis Team. 3, 4: Social Psychology Club, 3, 43 Science Club, 2. ERNEST LEE SMITH, JR. Knowledge is power. Science Club, l, 2, 3, 43 Collectors' Club, l. 43 Nature Study Club, 2, 43 Latin Club, l, 2. LEELEANOR NIARY SMITH Merrily, Merrily shall I go along. Music Appreciation Club, l, 23 Band, 2, 3, Bowling Team, 2, 3, 43 Science Club, 23 Tennis Team, 3, 43 Hillbilly Club, 3: Social Psychology Club, 4. 'MAE SORRELLS Small in stature but large in heart. gcience Club, lg Social Psychology Club, Page Thirty-Two Lois CHRISTINE SLEDGE The mildest manner, the gentlesf heart G.A.L. Club, l, 23 Science Club, 1, 2, 3 45 Student Council, lg I'.T,A. Represent: ative, 23 Cheaper by the Dozen Club, 3 4, Program Chairman, 3, Treasurer, 45 Honor Society, 3, 43 LITIONIAN Staff, 4. BURGESS HAROLD SMITH, JR. Dull care and I shall never agree. Collectors' Club, Secretary and Treasurer, I3 Nature Study Club, Vice-President, 2, 33 P.T.A. Representative, lg Gym Man- ager, 2, 3, 43 lnterclass Basketball Coach, 2: Interclass Basketball, 33 Science Club, l, 23 Concession VVorker, l, 2, 3, 43 B-Team Basketball. l, 2. KENNETH STANLEY SMITH Happy am I3 from care I'm free. Band, l, 2, 3, 43 Band Club, I3 Nature Study Club, 2, 33 Science Club, 2, 3, 41 Red Cross Representative, 4: Music Ap- preciation Club, 4. PEGGY SMITH Never trouble trouble 'til trouble trou- bles you. DuPont High School, lg Home Econom- ics Club, l, 23 Science Club, 2, 3: Social Psychology Club, 43 Interclass Basketball, 3, 4. ROBERT LAvERT STACEY, JR. The singing manager. Hillbilly Club, l, 25 Lettermen's Club. 3, 4g Football Manager, 3, 4: Science Club, 1, 23 Basketball Manager, 3. NELLIE FRANCES RUSSELL May all the gentlemen smile on me. Social Psychology Club, l, 23 Y-Teen Club, 33 O.M.C. Club, 43 Science Club, 2. EDUARDO SANDOVAL It's nat hard to pretend he's Nat King Cole. Rifle Team, 1, 2, 33 lnterclass Basket- ball, 13 Photography Club, l, 2: Science Club, 23 Student Council, l, 23 B-Team Football, 3, 43 Hi-Y Club, 4. SYRETHA DEAN SHANE I am sure care's an enemy to life. G.A.L. Club, l, 23 Science Club, 13 In- terclass Basketball, 33 Social Psychology Club, 3, 43 D.E. Club, 43 Committee Ofli- cer, 4. ANNETTE SHRADER Eat, drink, and be merryg for tomorrow you may die. East High School, l, 23 Opportunity Club, 33 Science Club, Secretary, 33 G.A.L. Club, 43 HELEN SIMS Grant that I may always desire more than I ean accomplish. Music Appreciation Club, l: Student Council, l3 Band, 2, 3, 43 Y-Teen, 2, 3, 4, Vice-President, 3, Treasurer, 43 Honor Society, 3, 43 Civinette Club, Treasurer, 43 Student Christian Association, Presi- dent, 4. SENIORS HARRY SANDERS They say he's a lion among the ladies. Hillbilly Club, 2, 33 Student Council Alternate, 33 Science Club, 1, 2, 43 Rifle Club, 4. CAROLEE SAUL Her native charm, sweetness. F.H.A. Club, l, 23 F.H.A. Convention, 23 Science Club, 13 Honor Society, 3, 43 Commercial Club, 33 O.M.C. Club, 43 Ll'l'l'0NlAN Staff, 4. JANE SHANNON A good-natured person is never out of place. Science Club, l, 2, 3, 43 Debate Team, 1, 2, 3, 43 Tennessee District Debate Champions, 33 Red Cross Representative, 13 Debate Club, 13 P.T.A. Representa- tive, 23 Y-Teen, 23 Cheaper by the Doz- en Club, 3, 4, President, 3, Program Chairman, 43 Forensic Club, 4, Secretary and Treasurer, 43 Blast Stall, 43 LITTON- IAN Staff, 43 Quill and Scroll Chapter, 43 Ci'-inette Club, 43 Honor Society, 3, 4, President, 43 Latin Club, 33 Honor S0- ciety Play, 3, 43 N.F.L., l, 2, 3, 4, See- rctary and Treasurer, 4. BARBARA GAIL SIMPKINS And she herself is sweeter than the sweetest things she knows. G.A.L. Club, l, 23 Cheaper by the Dozen Club, 3, 4, Vice-President, 3, 43 P.T.A. Representative, 33 Honor Society, 43 Bowling Team, 43 LITTONIAN Staff, 43 Science Club, 1, 2. RUTH GAYLE SIPE My cares are all tomorrowg my joys are all today. lntcrclass Basketball, l, 2, 33 G.A.L. Club, Treasurer, I3 Science Club, l3 Social Psychology Chia. 2, 3, 4, Treas- urer, 3, President, 43 Student Council, 4g Wittiest, 43 Allied Youth, 43 Blast Stall, 4. Page Th irfy-one SENIORS EDNA REASONER What's the use of worrying-smile! G.A.L. Club, 1, 23 Cheaper by the Dozen Club, 3, 4, Treasurer, 3, Sergeant at Arms, 43 Science Club, 13 Interclass Bas- ketball, 1, 2, 3, 4. VIRGINIA REED Wrinkles would merely indicate where smiles have been. Honor Society, 3, 43 Cheaper by the Dozen Club, Secretary, 33 G.A.L. Club, 25 Dramatic Club, lg Red Cross Repre- sentative, 33 Interclass Cheerleader, 2, 3, Science Club, 1, 23 Seaford, Delaware, 4. CHARLINE ROACH I chatter as I go. Gallatin High School, l, 2, Y-Teen Club, 35 Social Psychology Club, 4. RONALD DEAN ROBINSON The man of thought strikes deepest and strikes safest. Collectors' Club, Vice-President, I 3 Science Club, l, 23 Nature Study Club, Treasurer, 2, Interclass Basketball, 23 Hi-Y Club, 3, 43 Hi-Y Basketball, 33 D.E. Club, 4. DONALD HAROLD Rosso Hold the fort, Fm coming. Hi-Y Club, 2, 35 Student Council, 3: Student Council Alternate, 49 Football, S, gg Btachelors, Club, 45 Science Club, l, Page Thirty WA LTER BURTON REASONER I'rn not going to kill myself studying if I never die. Football, 2, 3, 45 B-Team Basketball, 1, 2g Lettermcn's Club, 2, 3, 4, Secretary, 45 Science Club, Treasurer, 43 Civitan Club, Treasurer, 45 P.T.A. Representa- tive, 4, Red Cross Representative, 45 Student Council Representative, 4, Inter- class Basketball, 4, B-Team, Football, l. NIILDRED RICHARDSON Her weakness-the men. Social Psychology Club, 1, 43 Southern Belles Club, 2, Basketball, lg Bowling Team, 4, Basketball Manager, 21 Suna shine Club, 33 Science Club, 1. DAN ROBEY School, am I glad that's over. Scigncg Club, l, 2, 33 Photography Club, 'LILLIE RUTH ROSE 'Tis only noble to be good. Harriman, Tennessee, I, 23 Science Club, 3, D.E. Club, 4. 'SARA,ANN ROYLE A true friend is forever a friend. Science Club, 1, 2, 35 Social Psychology Club, 2, 3, 4, Honor Society, 3, 43 Y-Teen Club, lg Student Council, lg Secretary of Science Club, lg Red Cross Representative, 3. MARTHA ANN OWEN Her silence signifies deepest thought. Student Council Alternate, l, 35 G.A.L. Club, l, 25 Commercial Club, 35 O.M.C. Club, 45 lnterclass Basketball, l, 2, 3, 45 Honor Society, 3, 45 Science Club, l, 25 Bowling, 3. GARY DEAN PAGE The things that have not been tried be- fore-these are the things I try. B.G.A., l5 Science Club, 2, 3, Vice4Presi- dent, 35 Hi-Y Club, 3, 4, Secretary, 45 Interclass Basketball Coach, 35 B-Team Basketball, 25 Baseball, 2, 3, 45 Varsity Basketball, 3, 4. WALTER BELL PATTERSON He'll have his fun or die trying. Science Club, 1, 2, Vice-President, 25 B-Team Football, l, 25 B-Team Basket- ball, 15 Hi-Y Club, President, 25 Inter- class Basketball, 3, 45 Tumbling Club, 3, 4, President, 4. GRAY POTTER George Washington is dead, Caesar is dead, all great men are dyingg and I don't feel so well myself. Football, 2, 3, 43 Basketball, 2, 3, 4, Co- Captain, 45 Baseball, 1, 2, 3, 45 Science Club, l, 2, President, 25 Letter Club, 2, 3, 4, Vice-President, 3, President, 45 Civitan Club, President, 45 Most Athletic, 45 Class Treasurer, 4. BETTIE JUNE RALLS All who saw her admired her. Science Club, l, 25 Social Psychology Club, 1, 45 Hillbilly Club, 25 Southern Belles Club, 35 Bowling Team, 45 Inter- class Cheerleader, 3. SENIORS MARY FAY PADGITI' Smile your way through worries, laugh your way through life. P.T.A. Representative, 1, 2, 3, 45 G.A.L. Club, l, 25 Cheaper by the Dozen Club, 3, 4, Secretary, 3, President, 45 Science Club, 2, 45 Interclass Basketball, l, 2, 45 Bowling, 45 Honor Society, 3, 4. THOMAS EDWARD PATE He's line as wine. Science Club, 1, 2, President, 25 lnterclass Basketball, 1, 3, 4. BETTY PATTON Blonde, tall, and liked by all, West High School, 1, 25 Photography Club, 35 Science Club, 35 D.E. Club, 4. MARGARET Porrs Some think the world is made for fun and jrolic-so do I. Student Council, 45 Red Cross Repre- sentative, 25 Civinette Club, 45 Honor Society, 3, 45 G.A.L. Club, 1, 25 Cheaper by the Dozen Club, 3, 4, President, 3, 45 Editor of Student Directory, 45 Latin Medal, 25 Class Secretary, 45 Inter-High Student Council Secretary, 45 Science Club, 2. LEWIS RAMSEY, JR. A good friend to haue. Science Club, l, 25 Hillbilly Club, 35 Joelton High School, l. Page Twenty-N ine SENIORS PATRICIA ANN MILLER A happy heart, a temper bright. Science Club, lg F.H.A. Club, lg Geoga raphy Club, 25 Commercial Club, 2, 33 Social Psychology Club, 4. v GARY MORGAN jokes-are there any I don't know? Science Club, l, 2, Vice-President, 25 B-Team Football, l, 2, Varsity Football, 3, 43 Dramatic Club Play, lg Honor S0- ciety Play, 33 Bachelors' Club, 45 Aero Club, President, lg Senior Play, 4. MILDRED NICHOLS With the sweet reserve of a lady. Hillbilly Club, lg Social Psychology Club, 23 O.M.C. Club, 43 Interclass Basketball, 1, 2, 4: Science Club, lg Band Queen Contestant, l. af f' EDWIN LEE Nlx I envy no man that knows more than myself, but pity him that knows less. Football, 1, 2, 3, 4, Co-Captain, 4, Class President, 1, 2, 3, 45 Lettermen's Club, l, 2, 3, 4, Sergeant at Arms, 4, Student Council, 1, 2, 35 Civitan Club, 4, B-Team Basketball, l, 2, Science Club, President, 33 Interclass Basketball, 43 Hi-Y Club, l. RICHARD ALLEN ODOM I'm not bad, just mischievous. Science Club, l, 2, 4, Riile Club, 1, 2, 43 D.E. Club, 3. Page Twenty-Eight VERA COLLEEN MOORE Forget her not because she's one not to be forgot. Science Club, lg F.H.A. Club, 1, 2, 3, Secretary, 2, 3. ROBERT MURRAH He that is slow to anger . . . Science Club, 2, D.E. Club, 4, Nature Club, 35 Hillbilly Club, l. ELIZABETH SHELTON NICKINS She threw out her net and had rare luck. Goodlettsville High School, l, 25 O.M.C. Club, 4g P.T.A. Representative, 4. JAMES 'SHANNON NORMAN Much study is a weariness to the flesh. Collector's Club, President, lg Science Club, President, 2g Nature Club, 2, 3, President, 2, 3. CHARLES EDWARD OLDHAM The wrong way always seems the best way. Science Club, l, 2, 3, 49 Red Cross Rep- resentative, 2, 3, Treasurer, 33 Hi-Y Club, 1, 2, 35 Bachelors' Club, 41 Inter- class Basketball, 1, 2, 4, B-Team Bas- ketball, 1, 25 B-Team Football, 2, 3. LEO FRANKLIN MGCLELLAN The largest thing about him is his wil. Blast Staff, 3, 43 Football, 2, 3, 4g Base- ball, l, 2, 3, 45 Lettermen's Club, 2, 3, 4, Vice-President, 4: Student Council, l, 4, Vice'President, 43 Science Club, l, 2: Most Popular, 43 Civitan Club, 45 Bas- ketball Manager, 33 B-Team Football, ll B-Team Basketball, 1, 2: Class Vice-Pres- ident, 33 Bowling, 45 Student Christian Association, 4. LLOYD ALLEN MCKELVEY There's a lot of fun in the world if ll fellow only knows how to End it. Forensic Club, l, 2, 33 Bachelors' Club, 4, Secretary, 45 Band, l, 2, 3, 4, Presi- dent, 43 Class Vice-President, 4: Student Council, 3: Science Club, l, 2, 33 Bowling Team, 43 Honor Society, 3, 4, Vice-Pres- ident, 43 Wittiest, 4. LOIS ANNE MCNUTT Not too sober, not loo gay, but a real good girl in every way. P.T.A. Representative, 25 lnterclass Bas- ketball, l, 23 Hillbilly Club, 35 Social Psychology Club, 45 Majorette, 3, 43 Science Club, l. E. T. 'MARTIN Begone dull care, thou and I shall ne'er agree. Hi-Y Club, 23 Rifle Club, 45 Science gulls, l, 2, D.E. Club, 3g Nature Study u , . CHARLOTTE NIILLER Sugar and spice and all thal's nice. Interclass Cheerleader, l, 2. 3: Band Queen Contestant, 25 Bowling, 3, 4: Dra- matic Club, lg G.A.L. Club, 2, Cheaper by the Dozen Club, Sergeant at Arms, 35 O.M.C. Club, President, 4g Science Club, l, 4, Red Cross Representative, 4. SENIORS RALPH MCDONALD Trike good care of me, good men are scarce, B-Team Football, lg B-Team Basketball, l, 23 Varsity Football, 2, 3, 43 Sunshine Club, Treasurer, lg Hillbilly Club, 23 Lettermen's Club, 2, 3, lnterclass Basket- ball, 4, Science Club, l, 23 Red Cross Representative, 3. BILLY DORRIS N4C'MAl-ION joy sparkles in his brown eyes like ri gem. Class Vice-President, lg B-Team Football, lg B-Team Basketball, l, 2: Baseball, l, 2, 3, 45 Varsity Football, 3, 43 Civitan Club, 4, Red Cross Representative, 2, 45 Student Council, 2, 4, Lettermen's Club, 2, 3, 4, Science Club, 2, 3, 4, President, 45 lnterclass Basketball, 2, 4. EARLENE ESTELLA MARTIN Who knows her knows 41 friend. G.A.L. Club, l, 25 Basketball, 1, 2, 3, 4, Captain, 45 Science Club, 25 Hillbilly Club, 33 O.M.C. Club, 45 Most Athletic, 43 Red Cross Representative, 2. 'VVILLIAM S. MATLOCK He accomplishes more by prudence than others do by force. Science Club, l, 2, 43 Rifle Team, fi, 43 Rifle Club, 3, 4. DANIEL NELSON NllLLIiR Every man meets his Waterloo at last- his is ladies. Science Club, l, Z, Interclass Basketball, l, 2, 4, Basketball, ,Sy Hillbilly Club, 23 Rille Club, 45 Hi-Y Club, l, 2, 3. Page Twenfylsevefl SENIGRS CARL JOHNSON When he travels down the road of life, he will be pushing his ear. Collectors' Club, l, 45 Nature Study Club, 33 junior Hi'Y Club, 23 P.T.A. Repre- sentative, 45 Science Club, 1, 29 Class Basketball Coach, 4. RUTH h'lARlE JOHNSTON It's her red hair and not her frown that makes us happy when she's around. Sunshine Club, lg Science Club, lg Stu- dent Council Representative, 25 Hillbilly Club, 23 O.M.C. Club, 3. MARGARET JOYCE JORDAN Known to all by her sweet face. Science Club, 1: Fixture Homemakers Club, l, 2, Reporter, 2, Commercial Club, 35 O.M.C. Club, 4, Honor Society, 3, 45 Red Cross Representative, 4. JERRY LEE KEMP An authority on females. Football, 2, 3, 4: B-Team Basketball, 1, Letterman Club, 2, 3, 4: Hillbilly Club, lg Bowling Team. 43 Civitan Club, 4, Red Cross Representative, 33 Science Club, 1, 29 Baseball Team, 3, 43 Inter- class Basketball, 3, 4. GAYLE LEMING In argument she shows great skill, for even though she loses, she'll argue still. Interclass Basketball, 1, 2, 3, 49 G.A.L. Club, 1, 23 Social Psychology, 3, 4, Red Cross Representative, 39 Science Club, lg 'LITFONIAN Staff, 4. Page Twenty-Six XIARIAN JOHNSON Her sweet face and gentle manners have won her many friends. Student Council Alternate, 1, 2, Dramata ic Club, lg Science Club, 23 G.A.L. Club, 2, 3, Vice-President, 33 Honor Society, 3, 4, Secretary, 4, O.M.C. Club, 45 Blast Staff, 4, LI'l'l'ONIAN Staff, 4, Civinette Club, 4, Bowling Team, 3, 45 Quill and Scroll, 4, Treasurer, 4, Delegate to S.I.P.A. Convention, 4. HOWARD E. JONES His weakness, being quiet. Wabash High, lg Art Club, 23 Band, 3, 4, Band Representative, 3, 43 Junior Hi'Y, 25 Rifle Club, 3. JUDY JOYNER A smile for every girl and two for every boy. Red Cross Representative, l, 2, P.T.A. Representative, 1. 33 Social Psychology Club, 1, 2, 3, 43 Band Queen Represent- ative, 2g Football Queen Attendant, 45 Science Club, 1. VELDIA NEAL LANKFORD Silence is golden. G.A.L. Club, 1, 2, 33 Science Club, 2: O.M.C. Club, 4. CHARLES WI LBUR LOGAN I believe young men should be heard as well as seen. Band, 1, 2, 3, Radio Club, l, Officer, ll Civitan Club, 45 B-Team Basketball, lg B-Team Football, 2, Honor Society, 3, 41 N.F.L., 3, 43 Forensic Club, 3241 Music Appreciation Club, 25 Journalism Club, 43 Bowling, 3, 4, CHPKHIII., 43 SU- gnc Club, 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice-President, 2, President, 3, Honor Society Play, 3: Blast Stall, 4: Business Manageh 45 Interclass Basketball, 3, Red Cross Rep' resentative, 2g Delegate to Southern .As- sociation of Student Council Convention, 4, Student Council, 3, 4, President, 45 lnterclass Basketball Coach, 4, Quill and Scroll, 4, S.C.A., 43 Allied Youth, 45 Senior Play, 4. GUY HATLEY, JR. Eat, drink, and be merry, for tomorrow you may die. Band, 2, 3, 43 Science Club, I3 T.A.B. Club, 33 Tumbling Club, 23 Band Club, 43 Chorus, 43 Red Cross Representative, 2. LOUIS HINES Destined for the Hall of Fame. Science Club, l, 2, 3, 4, President, l, 2, Vice-President, 3, 43 Student Council, 1, 2, 33 Delegate to T.A.S.C., 33 journalism Club, l, 2, 3, President, 33 Honor Soci- ety, 3, 43 Rifle Team, 2, 33 Bowling Team, 4, Captaing Civitan Club, Secre- tary, 43 Quill and Scroll Chapter, 3, 4, President, 3, 43 Boys' State, 33 N.F.L., 1, 2, 3, 43 Honor Society Play, 3: LIT- TONIAN Staff, 3, 43 Blast Stall, l, 2, 3, 4, Associate Editor, 3, Editor-in-Chief, 43 Delegate to S.I.P.A., 2, 33 Delegate to C.S.P.A., 43 Class Treasurer, 33 Inter- class Basketball, 33 Most Likely to Suc- ceed, 4. EVELYN TERESSA HUDSON Her words are few, but she means them , all. Dramatic Club, l3 T.A.B. Club, Presi- dent, 23 Science Club, l, 23 Chorus, 23 Y-Teens, 33 D.E. Club, 4. TOMMY JACKSON The deepest rivers flow with the least noise. Science Club, l, 23 T.A.B. Club, 23 Hill- billy Club, 33 Rifle Club, 43 Red Cross Representative, 4, CONNIE JEAN JENKINS Symptoms of becoming great. Band, 1, 2, 3, 43 Social Psychology Club, 13 F.H.A. Representative to Mid-State Workshop, 23 Future Homemakers Club, 2. 3, 43 Science Club, 3, 43 National Hon- or Society, 3, 43 F.H.A. Officer, 3, 4, SENIORS MARY Lou HAVERLY Ambition is no cure for love. Chorus, 1, 2, 43 Band, 2, 3, 43 F.H.A. Club, 13 Sunshine Club, 25 Y-Teens, 33 Band Club, 43 Red Cross Representative, 23 Science Club, l, 23 Tumbling Club, l. JAN HOWELL Work is work and must be doneg never- theless I'Il have my fun. Montgomery, Alabama, 13 Science Club, 23 Social Psychology Club, 2, 33 Journal- ism Club, 3, 43 Quill and Scroll, 3, 43 LITTONIAN Staff. Co-Editor, 43 Cheaper by the Dozen Club, Secretary, 43 Honor Society, 3, 43 Delegate to S.I.P.A. Con- vention, 3. 43 Blast Staff, 3, 43 Society Editor, 4. JOHN YVESLEY HUFFMAN III Make your peace with the women. Journalism Club, 1, 4, Secretary-Treas- urer, l, Vice-President, 43 Science Club, l, 33 Interclass Basketball, 33 D.E. Club, 4, Vice-President, 43 Latin Club, 4, President, 43 LITTONIAN Staff, 43 S.C.A. Officer, 43 Blast Staff, 4, Sports Editor, 43 Quill and Scroll, 43 T.A.B. Club, 2, Vice-President, 23 B-Team Football, 2. BARBARA ANN JACOBS She came among us late but made up for it at a fast rate. Whitehall High School, 2, 33 Social Psy- chology Club, 43 Science Club, 4. JUNE JENKINS A laughing girl, a thoughtful woman. Honor Society, 3, 43 Civinette Club, 43 Secretary, F.H.A. Club, 23 Vice-President, F.H.A. Club, 33 President, F.H.A. Club, 43 Science Club, l, 2. Page Twenty-Five 1 Cl SENIORS JANET HALL joy rules the day, and love the night. Tullahoma High School, l, 2, 33 Social Psychology Club, 4. SUZANNE HANCOCK And who that knew her could forget. Band, l, 2, 3, 43 Majorette, 3, 43 Head Majorette, 43 Music Club, l, 2, 3, Treas- urer, 23 Chorus, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer, 23 Secretary and Treasurer of Band, 43 Blast Staff, 33 journalism Club, 33 Future Homemakers Club, 13 Science Club, 13 Social Psychology Club, 4. PEGGY 'SUE HAND A sweet attractive kind -of grace is always seen in her brtght face. Band, 1, 2, 33 F.H.A. Club, 13 jour- nalism Club, 23 Social Psychology Club, 3, 43 Blast Staff, 23 Science Club, 13 Red Cross Representative, l, 23 Alternate Stu- dent Council, 33 Student Council, 43 Honor Society, 3, 43 Civinette Club, Pres- ident, 4. CHARLES PETTUS HARMON He would shake hands with the President and feel the President should be honored. Football, 2, 3, 4, Co-Captain, 43 Letter- men's Club, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer, 3, Vice- President, 43 Bowling Team, 43 Civitan Club, 43 Red Cross Representative, 33 P.T.A. Representative, 33 Science Club, l, 23 lnterclass Basketball, 4. bIARY ELIZABETH HARRIS Thy modesty is a candle to thy merit. Science Club, 2, 43 Band, 13 F.H.A. Club, 1, 23 Social Psychology Club, 33 O.M.C. Club, 43 Tennis Team, 43 Red Cross Representative, 43 LITTONIAN Staff, 45 Bowling Team, 2, 3, 4. Page Twenty-Foul KATHERINE JANE HALL I did my best, now for a rest. G.A.L. Club, 1, 23 Science Club, l, 23 Geography Club, 23 Hillbilly Club, 33 D.E. Club, Secretary, 43 D.E. State Sec- retary, 43 Delegate to D.E. National Con- vention, 4. DONNA RHEA HAND Being gifted with a tongue, I use it. Band, l, 2, 3, 43 Music Appreciation Club, l, 23 Forensic Club, 3, Secretary and Treasurer, 33 Honor Society, 3, 43 Civinette Club, 43 Girls' State Represent- ative, 33 Debate Team, 33 Social Psychol- ogy Club, 43 Chorus, 43 Science Club, l. JEAN HARDEN Good in fight, but better at play. Band, 1, 2, 3, 43 Chorus, 43 Band Club, l, 2, 4, Vice-President, 43 Y-Teen, 33 Science Club, 1, 23 Tumbling Club, l: Commercial Club, l. JOHN HARRIS He was born for noble things. Science Club, 1, 23 Red Cross Represent- ative, lg P.T.A. Representative, 33 T.A.B. Club, 23 Nature Study Club, 33 Rifle Club, 43 Gym Manager, 2, 3, 4. RANDALL HARRIS He'd argue with a sign post and then take the wrong' way. Student Council, lg Science Club, 1, 33 Football, 2, 33 Journalism, 1, 43 T.A.B. Club, 23 Blast Staff, 43 Hi-Y. Club, 3. NILA JO GARMON None but herself could be her parallel. P.T.A. Representative, 13 Dramatic Club, l3 G.A.L. Club, 23 journalism Club, 33 Blast Stall, 3, 43 Quill and Scroll Club, 3, 4, Vice-President, 43 Civinette Club, Vice-President, 4g O.M.C. Club, Vice- President, 43 LITFONIAN Staff, 43 Bowl- ing Team, 3, 4, Captain, 43 Bookstore, 43 Science Club, 23 Student Council Alter- nate, 43 Delegate to S.l.P.A. Convention, 4. ROY GENTRY It's a pain to think. Interclass Basketball, l, 23 Science Club, l, 23 T.A.B. Club, 23 Gym Manager, 3, 4. CLARA ELIZABETH GOWANS And still they gazed, and still the wonder grew that one small head could carry all she knew. Science Club, l, 2, 43 Forensic Club, 1, 2, Secretary and Treasurer, 23 Forensic Team, l, 2, 3, 43 N.F.L., 2, 3, 43 Cheap- er by the Dozen Club, 33 O.M.C. Club, Treasurer, 43 Student Council, 13 Honor Society, 3, 43 Honor Society Play, 33 Forensic Play, 43 Civinette Club, 4g Sen- ior Play, 4. JOANNA GREEN Sometimes I sit and think3 sometimes I just sit. G.A.L. Club, 13 Science Club, 1, 2, Vice- President, lg journalism Club, 2, 33 So- cial Psychology Club, 2, 3, 43 Honor S0- ciety, 43 Blast Staff, 43 L1TTON1AN Stall, 43 P.T.A. Representative, 43 Bowling Team, 43 Allied Youth, 43 Student Chris- tian Association, 4. ALFRED HALLIBURTON, JR. Every time there's a fire drill, he prays for a yire. Science Club, 1, 2, 33 Band, 2. 3, 43 Rifle Team, 2, 33 Journalism Club, 13 Collec- tors' Club, 13 T.A.B. Club, 23 Chorus, 23 Music Appreciation Club, 23 Nature Study Club, 2. SENIORS SALLY INEZ GARVIN Her good nature may change her name. Science Club, lg F.H.A. Club, l, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer, 3, 43 Band, 3, 4. JOHN THOMAS GORDY just have your fun and let the world flicker on. Father Ryan, l, 23 Science Club, 33 Hi-Y Club, 33 Football, All-City, Honorable Mention, All-State, 43 Bachelors' Club, Vice-President, 4, Bowling Team, 43 Baseball, 3, 43 Interclass Basketball, 4. JAMES HENRY GRAVES Here's hoping fortune will never frown , on you. Cumberland High School, l, 2, 33 Bach- elors' Club, 43 Blast Staif, 4g Quill and Scroll, 4. VVILLIAM NEIL HAGEWOOD He is known by his deeds. Photography Club, 13 Hillbilly Club, 2, 33 Civitan Club, 43 Band, 2, 3, 4, Drum Major, 43 Science Club, l, 3, 43 Bowling Team, 2, 3, Captain, 33 Basketball, l3 Honor Society Play, 3, 43 Red Cross Representative, 13 Senior Play, 4. ROBIN M. HALL, JR. Ask me no questions, and I will tell you no gbrevarications. Tullahorna High School, 1, 2, 33 Bache, lors' Club, 43 Chorus, 4. Page Twenty-Tfvree ,,,, ENIORS BILL DENNY A girl may not always be right, but never say she's wrong. Science Club, l, 2, 42 Red Cross RGPFC- sentative, 13 Blast Staff, 43 LITTONIAN Staff, 43 journalism Club, l, 23 Rille Club, 2, 5, 34, President, 4: Speech Club, 1, 2, 3, 43 N.F.L., 43 Bowling Team, 2, 3, 43 Rifle Team, 3, 43 Student Council, 43 Interclass Basketball, 3, 43 Honor So- ciety Play, 43 Senior Play, 4. JOAN IVAN DRUMRIGHT The best things in life are hardest Io End. Science Club, l, 23 Y-Teen Club, 1, 2, Vice-President, 23 G.A.L. Club, 33 O.M.C. Club, 43 Color Guard, 33 Y-Teen Basketball, 2. LEONARD RAY EIDSON, jk. I have finished My course. Aero Club, 73 Science Club, l, 23 Hi-Y, 2, 3: Rille Club, 4. ROBERT G. ELMORE All I ask is to be let alone. Band, I, 2, 3, 43 Science Club, 1, 23 Mu- sic Appreciation Club, l, 23 Boys' State, 3. TRAVIS RAY FOSTER All mankind loves a lover. Science Club, 1, 2, 33 Band, 23 T.A.B. Club, 23 Collectors' Club, 13 Rifle Club, 33 Nature Study Club, 2. Page Twenty-Two rj. 9 1 .L 4 WILMA GAY DEUEL To know her is to love her. P.T.A. Representative, 1, 2, 33 Student Council Alternate, 1, 33 Dramatic Club, 13 Science Club, 13 Student Council Rep- resentative, 23 Hillbilly Club, 23 Band Queen Representative, 23 Bowling Team, 33 Forensic Club, 33 Blast Staff, 3, 4, Associate Editor, 43 Journalism Club, 3, 43 Senior Scout, 33 Quill and Scroll Club, 3, 43 Interclass Cheerleader, 33 Delegate to S.I.P.A., 3, 43 Varsity Cheerleader, Co-Captain, 43 Forensic Club, 43 LYITON- IAN Staff, 43 Football Attendant, 43 Social Psychology Club, Executive Committee, 43 Senior Play, 4. VVILLIAM RANDOLPH DUNN I dare do all that may become a many who dares do more is none. Aero Club, 13 Nature Study Club, 23 Science Club, 1, 25 Forensic Club, 2, 3, 4, President, 43 Debate Club, 2, 3, 4, President, 43 Boys' State, 33 Civitan Club, 43 Honor Society, 3, 4. ROBERT DARYL ELLIOTT Good boys who to their books apply will all be great men by and by. Science Club, 1, 2, 3, 43 Collectors' Club, 1, 43 Nature Study Club, 23 Tumbling Club, 3, 43 National Honor Society, 3, 43 President of Collectors' Club, 4. ANNETTE RICE ELWELL The hand that draws its way to success. Science Club, 13 Social Psychology Club, l, 2, 33 D.E. Club, 4, Club Reporter, 43 Interclass Basketball, 13 Varsity Basket- ball, 23 Band Queen Contest, 1. JEAN FRYE One made up of loveliness. Band, 2, 3, 43 Majorette, 2, 3, 43 Social Psychology Club, 2, 3, 43 Band Sweet- heart, 33 Head Majorette, 43 Best Look- ing, 43 Science Club, lg Chorus, 1, 2, 33 Hillbilly Club, 1. 'SHIRLEY MAY COLE A twinkle in her eye, a scheme in her mind. Science Club, lg Band, l, 2, 3, 45 Cap- tain of Color Guard, 35 Majorette, 4, Sunshine Club, 23 Music Appreciation Club, lg Social Psychology Club, 3, 4: Interclass Basketball, 1. ELEANOR COOK If sweetness is a fault, hers is a great one. Y-Teen, lg G.A.L. Club, Secretary, 2: S.P.C. Club, 33 Honor Society, 3, 45 Cheaper by the Dozen Club, Treasurer, 43 Blast Staff, 49 Science Club, 2, Red Cross Representative, 3. joe ri1HOMAS COOK The boy with the million dollar disposi- tion. Science Club, l, 3, 43 N.F.L., 45 Honor Society, 3, 45 Forensic Club, 43 Bowling Team, 3, 43 Industrial Arts Club, 2: Student Council Representative, 33 Honor Society Play, 45 Nature Club, lg Debate Team, 43 Volunteer Boys' State, 33 Sen- ior Play, 4. jot-: CORLEW He was born talking and hasn't had a relapse yet. . :X Cumberland, 'lg Science Club, 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y, 2: Journalism Club, 35 Photogra- phy Club, 43 Blast Staff, 35 Quill and. Scroll Club, 3. , , W ANNETIE WVELBURN DAVIS Few things are impossible to those who take their time. Dramatic Club, lg Y-Teen Club, 2, 3, 4: Science Club, 2: Speech Club, 4. 1 A SENIORS CRYSTAL COLES To her praise is due. LELAND COOK Girls are to be loved, not understood. Alabama, 1, 2, 35 Aero Club, 45 Bowling Team, 4. j. L. COOLEY R A gentleman is always quiet. Science Club, lg Tumbling, I, 2: Gym Manager, 3, 4, Interclass Basketball, 1, 2. 'SAM 'S. CRUTCHFIELD, JR. A scholar such as I. Science Club, Vice-President, lg Blast Staff, lg Geography Club, President, 23 Rifle Team, 23 Boys' State, 3. TOMMY DEL QUADRI If I ca11't say what I think, why think it? Hi-Y Club, 3, 45 Science Club, 3. Page Twenty-One SENIORS WILLIAM DANIEL CALHOUN Laugh and the world laughs with you. Junior Hi-Y Club, l, Secretary: Hi-Y Club, 3, 43 Hillbilly Club, 2: B-Team Football, l, 29 Honor Society, 3, 4: Civi- tan Club, 4, Science Club, l, 2, 3, 45 Student Council Alternate, 45 Senior Play, 4. f f-:iss -if-RAYMOND RONALD CI-IANCEY If girls interfere with work, quit work. Science Club, I, 2, 4, Officer, 43 Hi-Y, l, 29 Bachelors' Club, Officer, 45 Football, l, 2, 33 Tennis. 2, 3, 43 Red Cross Rep- resentative, 2, Interclass Basketball, I. LEE CLACK Why wait for the bell in the afternoon when there's a good show on? Football, 2, Hi-Y Club, 2, 4, President, 5, Sergeant at Arms, 4, Science Club, l, CAROLYN CLARK Grades speak louder than words. Y-Teen, lg Science Club, Vice-President, lg Social Psychology Club, 2, 3, 4: Honor Society, 3, 4, LITTONIAN Staff, 43 junior P.T.A. Representative, 4. MARTHA JEAN CLARK They say that redheads always get what they want. G-A-L Club, 1, 25 Science Club, lg Bowl- ing Team, Captain, 33 Journalism Club, 3: Honor Society, 3, 4, Blast Staff, 3, 43 LITTONIAN Staff, 4: Quill and Scroll Club, 3, 45 Cheaper by the Dozen Club, 3, 4, Program Chairman, 3, Secretary, 45 Delegate to S.I.P.A., 4. Page Twenty BILLY WINSTON CAYCE Never do today what you can do tomorrow. Science Club, l, 23 P.T.A. Representa- tive, 33 Hillbilly Club, 1, 23 Interclass Basketball, l, 2, 3, 43 B-Team Football, 1, 25 Hi-Y Club, 35 Bachelor's Club, 4. BETTY RUTH CHERRY Her tongue, like a brook, runs on forever. Student Council Representative, l, 2, 3, 43 Dramatic Club, lg G.A.L. Club, 2, Science Club, 23 Cheaper by the Dozen Club, 3, 4, Vice-President, 3, Sergeant at Arms, 43 Honor Society, 3, 4, Treasurer, 4, Civinette Club, 45 Secretary of Class, 3, Editor of Student Directory, 3, 4: In- terclass Cheerleader, 35 Blast Staff, 4: Football Queen, 4, Most Popular, 4. 'ELBERT RAY CLANCY There's luck in leisure. Science Club, 1, 2, 3: Hillbilly Club, lg T.A.B. Club, 23 Baseball, 3, 4. GERALDINE CLARK They that are slow to anger are better than the mighty. Band, 2, 3, 45 Chorus, 45 Social Psychol- ogy Club, lg Sunshine Club, 2, Y-Teen, 33 Music Club, 4, Science Club, 1, 2. BARBARA ANN CLIMER Ready for anything, work or play. Science Club, l, 2, 3, 43 Hillbilly Club, Ig Y-Teen, 2, 3, Social Psychology Club, 43 Basketball Team, l, 2, 3, 4. Co-Cap- tain, 4, Latin Club, Treasurer, 33 Inter- class Basketball Coach, 2, 3, 4. BILLY TURNER BELCHER Don't let your studies interfere with your education. Science Club, 1, 23 Hillbilly Club, l, 23 Hi-Y Club, 3, 43 lnterclass Basketball, l, 23 Varsity Football, 3, 43 Lettermen's Club, 43 Library Stall, 3. ROBERT BEASLEY BLEDSOE Men of few words are best nien. junior Hi-Y, 23 Lettermen's Club, 3, 43 Football Manager, 3, 43 Basketball Man- ager, 33 Civitan Club, 43 Science Club, L, 2, 33 Boys' State, 33 Tennis Team, 3, KIARY 'SUE 'BROWN It is the friendly heart that has plenty of friends. Y-Teen, l, 23 Program Chairman, 23 Y-Teen Basketball, 23 Science Club, 23 Hillbilly Club, 33 Interclass Basketball, 33 O.M.C. Club, 4. NEIL BURGESS A girl is only a girl, but a good cigar is a smoke. 'LAURALE BURRUS Let others tell of storms and showers, I'll only mark your sunny hours. Basketball, l, 23 Hillbilly Club, l, 23 junior P.T.A. Representative, l, 23 Sci- ence Clubs, l, 2, 3, 4, Secretary and Treasurer, 2, 3, 43 Secretary and Treas- urer of Class, 23 Queen Attendant to Honor Society Carnival, 23 journalism Club, 3, Secretary and Treasurer, 33 Blast Staff, 33 Quill and Scroll, 3, 4, Secretary3 National Honor Society, 3, 43 Student Council, 4, Secretary and Treas- urer, 43 Cheerleader, 3, 4, Captain, 43 O.M.C. Club, 43 Delegate to S.A.S.C., 43 gest All-Around, 43 Honor Society Play, SENIORS CHRISTINE BINKLEY Oh, slze will talk the savageness out of u bear. Science Club, l, 23 Blast Staff, 3, 43 Ten- nis Team, 2, 3, 43 G.A.L. Club, l, 23 Social Psychology Club, 3, 43 Intcrrlass Cheerleader, 33 journalism Club, 3, 4. ROBERT JONES BREWINGTON Like a powder puff, Fm for the girls. Science Club, 1, 23 B-Team Basketball, l, 23 Hillbilly Club, 23 Senior Hi-Y, 3, 43 Varsity Basketball, 3, 4, THOMAS MAXLEY BRUMIT, JR. Not too sober, not too gay, but a real good boy in every way. Hillsboro, l3 Band, 2, 3, 43 Nature Study Club, 43 Weakley Science Club, 23 Fran- cis Science Club, 3, 43 Interclass Basket- ball, 33 junior Red Cross Representative, XIARY SUE BURKLIN Brown eyed and tall and loved by all. Sunshine Club, 23 Sergeant at Arms3 ln- terclass Basketball, l, 3. DAVID B'lADISON BURSEY To hurry and worry is not my creed. Hillbilly Club, 13 Sunshine Club, 23 Nature Study Club, 33 Music Club, 43 Carver Science Club, 13 Weakley Science Club, 23 Band, 1, 2, 3, 43 Chorus, 23 junior P.T.A. Representative, 43 Secre- tary of Music Club, 43 Band Club, 4, Secretary. Page Nineteen SENIORS DOROTHY ABERNATHY They say silence is golden. Who wants to be rich? Forensic Club, 1, 2, 3, 43 Science Club, 23 Social Psychology Club, 2, 3, 4g Blast Staff, 4, Honor Society, 3, 43 Student Council Vice-President, 43 Chorus, 43 Honor Society Play, 3, 4, Forensic Play, 2, 3, 4, All-Star Cast, 35 SASC Conven- tion, 43 Civinette Club, 4: Interclass Cheerleader, 2, 35 Allied Youth, 4, Senior Play, 4. ALAN ALEXANDER Hope springs eternal. Science Club, l, 25 Collectors' Club, lg Nature Club, 3, 4, D. E. Club, 4. JUDY ANDERSON Like other girls-but, oh, how digerent. Student Council, lg G.A.L. Club, lg Hill- billy Club, 2, Sewing Club, 45 Science Club, 1. WILLIAM WESLEY AVRIL Silence is the element in which great things fashion themselves. Photography Club, 2, Tumbling Club, 3, 45 Treasurer, 4. BEN ELWOOD BATEY If at first you don't succeed, give up. Photography Club, lg Nature Study Club, 25 Bachelors Club, 4. Page Eighteen HARRY WILLIAM ALBERT They say the good die young. Boy, am I taking care of myself. B-Team Basketball, 23 Hillbilly Club, 2, 5591106 Club, 1, 2, 33 Student Council AUCYHHIC, 2, 35 Tennis Team, 4, Varsity Basketball, 3, 4: Senior Hi-Y, 4, 55 Red Cross Representative, 4, Civitan Club, 5: President, Hi-Y, Class Tournaments, 5. BILLY JOE ANDERSON While you may, go marry. Hillbilly Club, l, 2, 33 Perozoso Compan- eros Club, Treasurer, 45 Honor Guard, 2, 3. 'BEVERLY ANN ATKINS She may look quiet, but look again. Y-Teen Club, lg Sunshine Club, 23 So- cial Psychology Club, 3, 45 Interclass Cheerleader, 2, 3: Program Chairman of Sunshine Club, 2. JONATHAN H. BANDY Work makes a man grow old. Who wants lo grow old? Hi-Y Club, l, 2, 33 Bachelors' Club, 45 Science Club, 1, 2, 4, Vice-President, 2: Student Council Alternate, lg B-Team Basketball, 1, 3, 43 Hi-Y Basketball, 2. CHRISTINE BEAL Give me leave to speak my mind. Social Psychology Club, l, 2, 3: D.E. Club, 4, Interclass Basketball, l, 2, 33 Science Club, lg Chorus, 2. OFFICERS President ...... ,.,.,..,......,.,.,. R IP Nix Vice-President ,... LLOYD BICKELVEY Treasurer . . . ...,.............. GRAY POTTER Secretary .. ..........,,,,.. MARGARET POTTS Sponsor ...., ,,,, IN IISS MARY FRANCES SPURLOCK Seniors Page Seventeen 1 i 5 r r 've--wmwwm-nn-wyvwvf Page Sixteen CLASS POEM Four years have swiftly passed away And as this poem is written The time has almost come to bid Good-bye to dear old Litton. The end of one milestone's in sightg We recollect those years, Some filled with gladness and delight And some perhaps with tears. The memories that we take away Will always prove a treasureg They'll never fail to shift our thoughts To many scenes of pleasure. I And we shall not forget our schoolg To Litton we'll he true, And in the future if we meet We'll cheer the Red and Blue! ' As down the path of life we go Both joy and grief we'll see, But smiles will come with memories of This Class of '53. WILMA GAY DEUEL Cast OE RAY, President JUNIOR CLASS RIP NIX, President SENIOR CLASS Page Fifieen BOBBY VIILLMAN, President FRESHMAN CLASS Page Fourfeen Th STENNIS SMITH, President SOPHOMORE CLASS FACULTY Top Row: ROBER'f NIAXXVELL, BA., Vanderbilt Univer- sity, English and Sjzanishg MRS. C. NTILLWOOD, B.S., Howard College, English, HERSCHELL I.. NIOORE, BS., Middle Tennessee State College, Sorial Science, lWARY NE!L MOSS, B..-X., Vanderbilt University, Social Scienccg CALLIE L1LL1E OWEN, BS., State Teachers College, Mur- freesboro, Home Economics, 'CLAIRE PA'1'I'ON, B.S., Pea- body College Home Economics. Second Row: Orro PRATER, B.S. and M.A., Peabody College, Matlzematicsg NIRS. NTARJORIE RAINEY, B.S., Pea- body College, MA., Columbia University, Business Edu- mtion, FRANCES RICE, B.S. and M.A., Peabody College, Home Erononzirsg ELIA NIAI SCOTT, BA., Tennessee Col- lege, M..-X., University of Michigan, Englislzg MARY FRAN- CES SPURLOCK, B.A., Maryville College, M.A., Peabody College, English: WALTER Z. SIRCY, B.S., Tennessee Poly- technic: Institute, Iiiisimfss Administration, MA., Peabody College, School Administration. Third Row: MRS. H. K. STEYVART, BA., Cox College, Mathematicsg ANNIE RUTH STROUD, B.S., State Teachers College, Murfreesboro, MA., Peabody College, Arts and Crafts, CHARLES TURNER, BA., University of Tennessee, English, MARY YVALKER, B.A., Randolph-Macon, M.A., Vanderbilt University, Latinj MARY E. lVEAKLEY, BS., Peabody College, Science, RONALD WEBB, B.S., Peabody College, Mathematics. Fourth Row: JOHN BELL lVITT, BJS., Murray State, M.A., Peabody College, Social Scienceg NIRS. HAROLD DUKE, Secretaryg MRS. JOHN MOORE, Dietieian. Page Thirteen CULTY Top Row: NIARSHALL FOSTER, BA., Cumberland Univer- sity, M.A., Peabody College, Principal, HORACE BAKER, B.S., Cumberland University, Mathematics, RUBY BATE- MAN, B.S. and MA., Peabody College, Physical Education, ELEANOR BROWVN, B.A., Vanderbilt University, M.A., Pea- body College, Business Education, JESSE E. CARNEY, B.S., State Teachers College, Murfreesboro, M.A., Peabody College, Physical Education, Coach, FRANK S. CARVER, B.S., University of Tennessee, MA., Peabody College, .S'1'ience. Ser-and Row: NIARY ALICE CLEVELAND, B..-X., University of Tennessee, M..-X., California University, M.A., Peabody College, Spanish, MRS. C. E. COMBS, B.S., Peabody Col- lege, English, ROBERT CUMMINGS, BF., Vanderbilt, M.A., Peabody College, Mathematics, Coach, JOHN Dlx, B.A., Trevecca College, MA., Peabody College, Science, LENEIL Page Twelve EDWVARDS, BA., Randolph-Macon, BQ. in L.S., Peabody College, Librarian, JAMES FERGUSON, B.S., Peabody Col- lege, Science. Third Row: AIRS. BURT FRANCIS, BS. and MA., Peabody College, Science, MRS. RALPH GATES, B.A,, Peabody Col- lege, Social Science, English, MRS. HARVEY GEE, BA., Vanderbilt University, M.A., Peabody College, English, MRS. NIARTINA CLASSCOCK, B.S., Tennessee Polytechnic Institute, English, ROBERTA HEKVGLIQY, B.S., Peabody Col- lege, Business Education, RAY HUDGENS, BA. and MA., Peabody College, Social Science. Fourth Row: MRS. 'CLAY I. HUDSON, BA., Meredith Col- lege, tlfIIlfhElI1,llliL'S,' MARJORIE LINX, BA., Vanderbilt Uni- versity, Mathelnatics, NlRS. S. T. LONG, B.S., Tennessee College for Women. English, GORDON LOVELL, B.S., Peabody College, Mechanical Art. NIR. NIARSHALL FOSTER, our Principal. Well hacl the boding tieinbles learned to trace The clay's elisaszfeiigin his morning faeef, 6l7fl6l 6771673 Page Eleven Q-gmmm , I Tb! f gl fR X NV O iss T '- iffbx 4? N f X ,- u d:pv,,..- ...Q ',.,- Blast sponsored Miss Nashville High contest winners: PAT YVALLER, sec '41 ondg EVELYN BRIDGES, Drstj and BETTY jo RAY, third. ' T w ur cheerleaders strike a cute pose. They are JANE DALTON, PATSY YOUNG, YVILMA DEUEL, JOAN STARTUP, DOTTIIE DEAN, PAT YVALLER, LAURALE BURRUS, Capming NANCY STACKHOUSE, and NIARTHA LEE CORN. F 'Q J , f .:. K ' f ,X ,H-wawmn H Jw fl xv Top Row: GAYLE LEMING, Sports Stagg CAROLEE SAUL, Distribution Conzmitteeg JANE SHANNON, Feature Editor. Sfmnd Row: BARBARA SIMPKINS, Distrilmtion Committeeg LOIS SLEDGE, Distribution Conznlittee. Thirrl Row: NANCY YVICST, Typistj DOROTHY WOOD, Feature Edil tor. ANN TEASLEY A JAN HOWELL JEAN STONE AIRS. HARVEY GEE Co-Editors Assistant Editor Sponsor Page Seven DI RECTUR Page Six Top Row: CHRISTINIQ BINKI.I:Y, Typistg BYRIJ CAIN,fu1liO7'ASSiSlLUIlj CAROLYN CLARK, Typist, MARTHA JEAN CLARK, 7'ypis-tg GLIQADA ICIONIPTON, junior- Assistant. Second Row: Bli'l I'Y COTIIRON, junior Assistontg JANE DALTON, junior Assistantg BILL DILNNY Sports Staffg VVILMA DEUISL, Pifturc Eflitorg NILA Jo GARMON, Clubs Editor. Third Row: XIARY ELIZABETH HARRIS, Typisty LOUIS HINES, Sports Editorg JACK HUFFMAN Sports Stagg NIARIAN JOHNSON, Typistg NIARGARET JORDAN, Typist. LITTONIAN STAFF Starring Miss Mary Frances Spurlock, our sponsor 'for the pasi four years and Coach Bob Cummings because we think so much of 'chem the Littnnian for I953 SETTING: Our school-cam pus classrooms library cafeteria gymnasium CHARACTERS: Student, Teachers, and Friends PLOT: The plot began to unfold last fall and developed against the backdrop of the changing seasons with activities on the athletic field, in the club rooms, in classes, and in and around the school. It is one phase of a continuous drama. PROGRAM NOTES: The purpose is to spotlight scenes from this drama. A program may sug- gest the framework, but only those who have lived the action can give it form. The staff hopes THE LITTONIAN will be the program you will always keep from the play you will always remember. TABLE OF CONTENTS Dedication .........,..... ...,. . I . .5 Littonian Staff I , , . 6-7 Highlights of the Year . 8-IO, 52 Faculty .,...,..... I I-I3 Class Presidents . . I4-I5 Class Poem .,,. ,,..I6 Classes ,,.... , . I7-57 Music ...., . 58-bl Activities . . . , 62-70 Clubs . . I 7I-97 Sports ...,. . , 98-I I3 Plays .....,. I I4-I I5 Superlatives . . , . . , . I I6-I24 Alma Mater .,.,...,....,. I25 Last Will and Testament ,,.. I , I25-I26 Our Alma Mater IITTIINIAN BY THE SENIOR CLASS OF ISAAC LITTON HIGH SCHOOL SI INASHVILLE,TENNESSEE ,E SA, aim? Our cheeTle'ade1's in action e I Q'zV'2M ffxa-I V ' ..f 3 , ,J-' L, cwf' ' x , fl in NLJ M - 'fp C fa X C QM! F fy? CL lm JN lx 1 A 3 f Yfkyw f ff 1 ,C rfb' 1555! W CNS Xxx' I llfwpw uf JK F M in 'xx f f XXX: .v k X ,.. 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