Livingston Academy - Chieftain Yearbook (Livingston, TN)

Text from Pages 1 - 56 of the 1944 volume:

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For flzeff' l.lZfC?'CSf in flze progress of flze selzool, and in llze f1e1'so11al fvelfare of ifs Sf1lll'C'71flS, we, flle Senior Class, 'Zilllllll Sl.l1t'Cl'C l'lf7f7l'CC'l'llll'0lI, dedleafe flzls volume of TIIE CIIIEFTAIN to Miss Hazzleins and lllrs. Smiflz. omtemts . . . .The School .The Classes ,Activities ,Athletics ,Features ,Advertisements DR. JAMES A. CRAIN Executive Secretary, United Christian Missionary Soriety indianapolis, Indiana Ulministmtion MR. RALPH A. PRATHER Snperintendent Livingston, Tennessee Mus. HERMAN E. .AYERS B.S., Tennessee Polytechnic Institute. Hmm' Economies WILLIAM D. HALL B.S. in Education, University of Illinoisg Bachelor of Divine ity, Yale Universityg Special VVork in Agriculture, Cornell University. Bible M Rs. GREER WIGGINS B.S,, Tennessee College for VVomen. Biology, Physical Education, Music, Coach FACULTY CLYDE BILBREY B.S.., Tennessee Polytechnic Institute. fl1l!'7Hi5!1'j', Cvmwal Sri1'11rr', P11j'SlL'tll Eduration, Coarlz THOMAS ADA HANKINS A.B., Tennessee College for NVomeng M.A., George Pea- body College for Teachers. Mathematics MRS. RAUZELLE M. JOHNSON AB., Birmingham - Southern Collegeg B.S, in L.S.. George Peabody College for Teachers. l.ibrr1rizm MARGARET NlILLER ILS., George Peabody College for Teachers. Slrortliand, Tj't7F7L'1'ifill!!, Boakkrrfilifl MRS. ALBERT B. SMITH AJS., Texas Christian Uni- versity. Matlirmntirx, Cmirrnl Srirurr ESTHER TUCKER All., Carson-Newman College. Eliglisll FACULTY MRS. CLYDE XVARRIEN Ali., Milligan Collepzeg RS. in ILS., George Peabody Col- lege for Tenclters. Ilixiury, Ifllflllkll ALBERT B. SMITH l3.S.A., University of Tennes- see. Afl7it'Illfl11'L' M Rs. CARROLL S. TALLENT B.S., Tennessee Polytechnic Tnstituteg M.A., Yniversity of Tennessee. I'4I'!'l1C,1, Latin, History MRS. DOUGLAS WHITE KS., Tennessee Polytechnic Institute. Home Efonomirs ANNUAL STAFF I Editor ....,... , . Assistant Editor .,... Assistant Editor ..... Business Manager ........,. Assistant Business Manager. , . . , , Circulation Manager .,.,,..... Assistant Circulation Manager ..... Sports Editor ii.. . . Feature Editor .... Typist ..... Typist ..... Typist ..... Typist .,... Typist ...,. Adviser .... . . . .BETTY WINDLE . . . .OLEETA GARRETT . .... DORMAL NENVBERRY , .HOWARD WINNINGHAM .MARGARET WINNINGHAM ,,.. . . . .BILL MITCHELI. . , . ,SUE ANNA WEBB . . . .HENRY JERNIGAN . . .PATRICIA SMITH , . ,BETTY Jo BARNES ,. . .MAEEL RAMSEY . . . .FRANCES SCOTT .. .HELEN FRANKLIN . , .NINIS DEAN LITTLE . . . .MISS HANKINS WILDCAT STAFF Editor in Chief ,.... Assistant Editor ..., Business Manager, . . Sports Editor ..... Soeial Editor ..... Art Editor ....,..., Circulation Manager .... General Reporter ..,. Faculty Adviser. . . A ........JEAN STEPHENS ,. . . .MARGARET WINNTNGHAM . . ...KATHERINE MCMILLIN .HENRY JI-IRNIGAN , . . .ANN HOWARD . . .Jo ANN LITTLE KATHERINE SELLS HOUSTON HOLMAN ....,MISS MILLER HONOR STUDENTS ALGIA HOLT BETTY VVINDLE SCHOOL CALENDAR August -School starts with fervor and fun. Curious as to the looks of the new principal and new teachers. Everyone gets acquainted except the freshmen, and it IS really too early to expect much from them. Find.that our teacher-principal knows what he is domgg he has a system. -Alumni drop in. Heard one say that Miss Hankins helped him get his start in life. September -Miss Holman puts in an anpearance-hm- make teachers so young these days. -Wonder what Bonza studies about today? Could it he the army? -Like the way our principal makes announce- ments and the way he then reviews us! -Seniors get all involved with poetryg Algia likes his- rare. October -Wonder who the visitor was? Ask Martha Bea. -Class tournaments! Hip! Hip! Well, would you have thought it, senior girls and junior boys? -And sometimes we go to the show. 'Tis edu- cational. -Mr. Bilbrey makes science interesting. Ask Pinky. -Halloween carnival! Never did see so many ugly faces. fWho said masks?J November -Basketball season opens with an exchange of feeble blows with Rickman. -Delightful vacation and lots of turkey. -What's this, a wildcat? December -Exams! Money for Red Cross. -More ball games, Alpine doesn't like the score. -Lost a senior to a man. Why weren't we asked to the wedding, Alice? -Snow! Was it snowing in Celina, Elena? January -More ball games. We always have victory. -Take time out to applaud our librarian for her excellent cooperation and good nature. -Then began a series of new teachers in science -scientific experiment. 3, gg 28- February Photographer comes, and so many new dresses, and did you see Bill, Noel, and Henry? Clarence holds his own in a crowd of girls in English class. 10-Mr. Prather leaves because of illness of his father. -Did anyone get a valentine? -Begin-Pinkeye--Lucille-that's news! 25-District tournament. Plug-Miss Tucker says, Let's join the VVAVES and learn to swim. March An unsuccessful trip made to the tournament at Cookeville. --Miss Holman changes her name. --Such a hall game! For the Red Cross. Senior play. April --Junior play. --Junior-senior banquet. M ay --Baccalaureate sermon. --Commencement. N1N1s LITTLE. QLHSSES CLASS HISTORY TIME MARCHES BACK 1940-One hundred one green freshmen enter Livingston Academy to begin their second field of learning. As soon as we got acquainted we elected the fol- lowing officers: Cratus Vaughn, president, Frances K. Scott, vice-presidentg Sarah Christian, secretary-treasurer, Algia Holt, sergeant at arms. Cratus Vaughn was elected bachelor of ugliness by the student body. Mrs. Peek was our kind adviser during the year. 1941-Here we are again, but at least we have advanced one year. VVe feel that we are now a part of Livingston Academy, for we take a part in all school activities. We elected officers as follows: Patricia Smith, president, Mabel Ram- sey, vice-presidentg Ilene Beaty, secretary, Margaret Winninghani, treasurer, Betty Jo Barnes, reporter. Mrs. Dills led us through a very successful year. Ilene Beaty was elected most popular girl. Yes, we do feel that we are a part of Livingston Academy. 1942-Upperclassmen. How we all looked forward to that. To start the year off right we elected officers. Ocran Winningham, president, Bill Mitchell, vice- president, Betty .Io Barnes, secretary, Margaret VVinningham, treasurer. Later in the year we presented one of the best plays in the history of Livingston Academy, Full of Youth. The members of the cast were: Betty VVindle, Alice Hood, Oleeta Garrett, Algia Holt, Haskel Huddleston, Margaret VVinningham, Sidney Eldridge, Helen Franklin, Patricia Smith, Luther Franklin, Harold Vaughn, Ocran VV inningham, Joan Little, and Martha Taylor. Miss Hankins was sponsor. Follow- ing that we entertained the seniors with a barn party rather than a customary junior-senior banquet. i 1943--Seniors. V My, how times flies! We elected the following to fill the seats as officers: Algia Holt, president, Lucille Hinds, vice-president, Katherine Sells, secretary, Margaret Winningham, treasurer. Miss Hankins is again our sponsor. As we leave Livingston Academy we wish to express our deepest appreciation to all of those who have made our days at Livingston Academy a very pleasant phase of our life and for the fond memories that will return to us in the later years. OLEETA GARRETT. CLASS OFFICERS President ..,.. , . .A1.G1A HOLT Ifice-President . . . .... LUCILLE HINDS Secretary ,.... .,.... I QATHERINE SELLS Trmzszzrvr ..... .... IM IARGARET WINNINGHAM SEVZICDYR C9 HSS MARY FRANCES BARNES Fran Modest, Friendly, Benign Science Club. '41, Dramatic Club, '41, French Club, '43, '44. ANNA MAE BILBREY all-Ieavyn Aniwiatcd, Mild, Bonny Home Economics Club, '42, '43, '44, Bible Club, '43, Commercial Club, '43 CREED BILLINGS uBiun Clzewfxfl, Earnest, Bayisli F. F. A., '41, '42, '43, '44, Football, '42, Class Basketball, '43. MARTHA ALBA DALE Abbie MC1'7jl, Amiablc, Dcwilislz Dramatic Club, '41, '42, Debating Club, '41, Junior Year at Rickman High School, Rickman, Tennes5e, Home Economics Club, '41, '42, '44, Commercial Club, '44. BILLY JEAN DUKE Bill Bliw-Eyrd, fudiriails, Demiwe French Club, '43, '44, Commercial Club, '44, Preliminary French Tour- nament, '43, Home Economics, '42, '43, '44. SENIOR CLASS BETTY jo BARNES KAJO!! BHll1ll6'l'd, foyoux, Blonde' Dramatic Club, '41, Band, '41, Music Club, '42, Sophomore Reporter, '42, Representative, Student Government. '42, Bible Club, '43, Commercial Club, '43, '44, Secretary, Junior Class, '-13. M11.nREn B1LYEU Millie lllodest, Hmiezfalviit Transferred from Fiske Academy, Hillman, Tennessee, '44, Class Base ketball, '44. LURENE DAIl,1' Rene Loyal, Deliberate' Home Economics Club, '41, '42, Latin Club. '41, '42, Pep Squad, '41, '42, Bible Club, '44, Commercial Club, '44. GLAIJYS A. IJAYIS Pinky Gay, Animated, Drliglitfxll Home Economics Club, '41, '42, '43, '44, Band, '41, Pep Squad, '42, '43, '44, Bible Club, '44, Glee Club, '44. GLAIJYS ELISE DUKE Dukus Ifmxtlv, Easy, Daininrtiz' Home Economics Club, '42, '43, '44, French Club, '43, '44, Preliminary French Tournament, '43, Commercial Club, '44. HrI.1.1s ETH:-:I.r:NlQ lJ1'K1i Goldil0cks Hrrdfnl, Ifficinzt, Ililigfwzt Home Economics Club, '42, '43, '44, French Club, '43, '44, Preliminary French Tournament, '43, Commercial Club, '44. HI-31,1-is Rtfru FRANKLLN Helene Hearty, Reliable, Fair Science Club, '41, Home Economics Club, '41, '42, '43, '44, Pep Squad, '41, '42, '43, '44, Basketball, '41, '42, '43, '44, Captain. Basketball. '44, Class Basketball, '41, '42, '43, '44, Captain, Class Basketball, '41, '42, Second Team District Forward, '42, L Club, '41, '42, '43, '44, Junior Play Cast, '43, Bible Club, '43, Conl- mercial Club, '43, '44, Annual Statl. '44. Rtvrn Mauna 1101412 Ruthie Kvsc'r1'vd, Mark, Gwzuim' Dramatic Club. '41, '42, Bible Club, '43, Connnercial Club, '44. l,UciI.LE hlERLli HlNlJS HLUCYH Loyal, MiSCIliFl'0llJ, Hearty 'Transferred from Rickman High School, '43, Home Economics Club. '43, '44, Pep Squad. '43, '44, Com- mercial Club, '43, '44, Bible Club, '43, Vice-President, Senior Class, '44, Class Basketball, '43, '44, Cap- tain, Class Basketball, '44, L Club, '44, Basketball, '44. Palm-:NA DELI, JUCETT Neue Pl4'a.riH!!, Drligflztfxll, just Science Club, '41, Pep Squad, '41, '42, '43, '44, Class Basketball, '41, '42, '43, '44, Bible Club, '43, Com- mercial Club, '43, '44. SENIOR CLASS Slimmer RUTH l':l.lJRllM2lC Sid Sinrvrcr, Real, Entlm.viasf1'r Home Economics Club, '41, '42, 45, '44, Latin Club, '41, '42, l'ep Squad, '41, '42, '45, '44, Cheerleader, '41, '42, '43, '44, Basketball, '41, '42, '43, '44, Bible Club, '43, Junior Play Cast, '43, L Club, '44. OLEIQTA GAaR1zT'r Pearlie Of1r1zhvu1't1'd, G1'l1t'i01l.i' Latin Club, '41, '42, Pep Squad, '41, '42, '43, '44, Home Economics Club, '41, '42, '43, '44, Bible Club, '43, French Club, '43, Junior Play Cast, '43, Annual Statl, '44. ,ZXLGIA Hom' Hitler Ambitious, Ilvlfvfnl F. F. A., '41, '42, '43, '44, Latin 1 Club, '41, '4-, French Club, '43, Sergeant at Arms, Freshman Class, '41, Tennessee State Guard, '43, Junior Play Cast, '43, Class Basket- ball, '44, President, Senior Class, '44. NN'11.LIAM HENRY ,IERNIUAN Dude llfitty, Haizdsumr, joyous F. F. A., '41, '42, '45, '44, Band, '41, '42, Latin Club, '42, Manager, Football, '42, L Club, '41, '42, '44, French Club, '43, Physics Club, '43, Tennessee State Guard. '43, Football, '43, Class Basketball, '44, Basketball, '44, l'Vildrui Stall, '44, Annual Stall, '44. Ricim DEAN 1.1515 Cussin Roxy, Dfliflllfflll, Llllljlllillfl lloine Economics Club, '40, '41, Dra- matic Club, '42, '43, Bible Club, '44. NINIs DEAN LITTLE Nina Nice, Dainty, Lightheartcd Science Club, '41, Class Basketball, '41, '42, '43, '44, Home Economics Club, '42, '43, '44, Bible Club, '43, Commercial Club, '43, '44, Annual Staff, '44. 3Ai'1LLIAM G. BIIITCIIELL UBHVY Willing, Gentcel, Mindful Football, '41, Vice-President, Science Club, '41, Editor, Riaky Dinky, '42, Latin Club, '41, '42, Vice-President, Junior Class, '43, State Guard, '43, Physics Club, '43, French Club, '43, Class Basketball, '43, '44, Basketball, '44, Annual Staff, '44, MABEI. RAMsEv Peanut Mirthful, Reliable Science Club, '41, Pep Squad, '41S Home Economics Club, '41, '42, '43, Vice-President, Sophomore Class, '42, Band, '42, Bible Club, '43, Commer- cial Club, '43, '44, Class Basketball, '43, '44, Annual Staff, '44, FRANCES KEISI.1NG ScoTT Frank Frank, Kind, Steadfast Vice-President, Freshman Class, '41, Pep Squad, '41, '42, '43, '44, Home Economics Club, '41, '42, '43, '44, Bible Club, '43, Commercial Club, '43, '44, Class Basketball, '41, '42, '43, Annual StaFf, '44. KATHERINE ANN SELLS IlKathy!7 Kind, Ambitious, Sedatc Science Club, '41, Home Economics Club, '42, '43, '44, Bible Club, '43, Commercial Club, '43, '44, Class Basketball, '44, Wildcat Staff, '44, Secretary, Senior Class, '44. SENIOR CLASS jo ANN LITTLE Twinkle Joyous, Artistic, Lozfablv Latin Club, '41, '42, Pep Squad, '41, '42, '43, '44, Home Economics Club, '41, '42, '43, '44, Junior Play Cast '43, French Club, '43, Commercial Chili, '43, '44, Art Editor, Wildcat, NOEL EZLIJRIIJGE QUALLs MOSS!! Noble, Earnest, Quiet Latin Club, '41, '42, F. F. A., '41, '42, Biology, '42, French Club, '43, Tennessee State Guard, '43, Com- mercial Club, '-14, Class Basketball, '44, Basketball, '44, Feature, '44. CLARENCE W. REEIIER Bill Cordial, Worthy, Reserved Science Club, '41, F. F. A., '41, '42, '43, '44, President, F, F. A., '44, Class Basketball, '41, '42, '43, '44, Captain, Class Basketball, '44, Bass kerball, '42, '43, 444. BONZA RUTII SEl.Ls Shorty Blithr, Rcsponsivv, Sinrvri' Science Club. '41, Class Basketball, '43, '44, Bible Club. '43, Commercial Club, '44. PAT RICIA LouIsE SMITH HPat!7 Petite, Lovable, Smiling Latin Club, '41, '42, Dramatic Club, '41, Home Economics Club, '41, '42, '43, '44, Pep Squad, '41, '42, '43, '44, Band, '41, '42, '43, Music Li- brarian Band, '42, Photo Club, '42, President, Sophomore Class, '42, As- sistant Editor, Ririky Diriky, '42, Student Government Representative, '42, L Club, '41, '42, '43, French Club, '43, Physics Club, '43, Sec- retary, Physics Club, '43, Junior Play Cast, '43, Commercial Club, '44, Candy Stand, Manager, '44, Annual Staff, '44, President, Glee Slub, '44, Accompanist, Glee Club, 4. SUE ANNA WEBB nsusy Qu Sfccct, Amiablc, Worthy Dramatic Club, '41, Debating Club, '41, Music Club, '41, Home Econom- ics Club, '41, '42, '43, '44, Com- mercial Club, '43, '44, Bible Club, '43, Miss Livingston Academy, '43, Annual StaFf, '44. ANNA ELENA XVILBORN Cherry Amiablc, Eager, Winsome Transferred from Pickett County High School, Byrdstown, Tennessee, '42, Home Economics Club, '42, '43, '44, Dramatic Club, '42, Debating Club, '42, Science Club, '42, Pep Squad, '42, '43, '44, Bible Club, '43, Commercial Club, '44. MARCEARET WINNINGIIAM TOOts M agnetic, Worthy Band, '41, '42, Latin Club, '41, '42, Home Economics Club, '41, '42, '43, '44, Pep Squad, '41, '42, '43, '44, Treasurer So homore Class '42' P 4 - Representative of Student Govern: ment, '42, Class Basketball, '41, '42. '43, '44, Basketball, '41, '42, '43, '44, Treasurer, Junior Class, '43, Com- mercial Club, '43, '44, Assistant Edia tor, Wildcat, '43, '44, Bible Club, '43, Junior Play Cast, '43, Secretary- Treasurer, Pep Squad, '44, L Club, '44, Treasurer, Senior Class, '44, Annual Staff, '44. SENIOR CLASS WILBUR O. WRIGHT Humbug Wcllvbrcd, Obliying, Witty F. F. A., '41, '42, '43, '44, Band, '41, '42, Most Popular Boy, '44. VVILMA WHITE Whitic Winning, Wirhful Science Club, '41, Bible Club, '43, Commercial Club, '43, '44, Pep Squad, '44. BETTY NIARIE VVINDLE UBett!l Benign, Mcrrgi, Willing Home Economics Club, '41, '42, '43, '44, Science Club, '41, Class Basket- ball, '41, '42, '43, '44, Pep Squad, '42, '43, '44, Basketball, '42, '43, '44, Physics Club, '43, Treasurer, Phys- ics Club, '43, Junior Play Cast, '43, French Club, '43, '44, L Club, '43, '44, Commercial Club, '43, '44, As- sistant Editor, CHIEFTAIN, '43, Edi- tor, CIIIEFTAIN, '44. HOYVARD O. VVINNINGHAM Windy Happy, Optimistic, Wholesome Band, '41, '42, Latin Club, '41, '42, President, Science Club, '41, Frencn Club, '43, Physics Club, '43, Ten- nessee State Guarcl, '43, Future Farmers, '44, Class Basketball, '44, Annual Staff, '44. HONOR ROLL OF SERVICEMEN FROM THE CLASS OF 1944 LOYD BEATYT CLAUDE CANTRELL JAMES COLE EDWARD COPE JOHN DAY J. T. DUBREE LUTHER FRANKLIN RUBEN GARRETT GRADIS GORE CLYDE MCDONALD ARVER D. HOOX'ER BILL TOM MCDONALD TILLMAN HUNTER GEORGE NEAL, JR. R, G. HUDDLESTON LTAYHUE NEELY .ARKLEY LEDBETTER JAMES REEDER ROY LEDFORD EARL ROBERTS HERMAN NICCORMICKT EDWARD WALKER 'Dead or missing in action. OCRAN VVINNINGHAM ELZA DAILY TOM DICK CLARK ' EDWARD PARRIGIN NEAL SMITH PAUL FRENCH C. B. GUNNELS LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT THE CLASS OF1944 When, in the course of human events, it becomes necessary for us to dissolve the mortal bonds which connect us with one another, and to ascend to more ethereal regions, our noble hearts and a decent re- spect for the opinion of mankind requires that we should dispose of our worldly goods in such manner as would be beneficial to all. Hence, we, the grad- uating class of 1944, of Livingston Academy, City of Livingston, County of Overton, and State of Ten- nessee, being of sound mind and memory, do hereby make, publish, and declare this to be our last will and testament, hereby revoking any will or wills heretofore made by us and declare all previous promises of such gifts as null and void. Sizcrxon I Item 1. We, the seniors of 1944, leave to our dearly beloved faculty, who have helped us in the days of our strife to overcome our difficulties, hearts overflowing with gratitude, good will, good cheer, and pleasant memories. Item 2. As a class, we believe that we can leave no better gift than our good will to the Class of 1945. Item 3. To the sophomores we leave our sincere trust in their following examples so nobly upheld by us in doing their best. Item 4. We, the Senior Class, leave to the fresh- men adequate dexterity and steadfastness to become seniors at the earliest date possible. SECTION II Item 1. I, Algia Holt, will my limitless in- genuity, inventiveness, and skill to Dempsey Webb, if he can immortalize his dreams as I can. Item 2. I, Jo Ann Little, leave to Jean Stephens one-half of my artistic abilities, who thereby becomes the Titian of our age. Item 3. I, Betty Jo Barnes, will an everlasting love and admiration for the Man on the Dresser to Anna Jane Barnes. Item 4. I, Bill Mitchell, leave .to Johnny Sevier a unique sense of humor and ability to get along without women quite well. Item 5. I, Gladys Duke, will my position as Miss Tucker's problem child to any other person who can qualify. Item 6. We, Betty Windle and Helen Franklin, reluctantly leave to Betty Reeser and Gladys Verble our esteemed positions on the basketball team if they will properly uphold them. Item 7. I, Frances K. Scott, leave .the Seven Steps to Matrimony to Betty Jo Spurrier. Item 8. I, Ninis Little, will to Earlene Jolly my sweet voice and cute talk. Item 9. I, Clarence Reeder, leave to contem- poraries one-half portion of Solomon's gift and the remainder my own philosophy. Item 10. I, Lorene Daily, will to Ora McCor- mick a studious nature and love for solitude. Item 11. I, Elena Wilborn, will to Katherine McMillin my shimmering strawberry curls and an equal striking personality. Item 12. I, Reba Dean Lee, leave to Fern Mitch- ell six volumes on How to Be Sought by Hand- some Men for micej. Item 13. I, Katherine Sells, will my love for the dear teachers to all who must tread our worn and beaten paths to acquire mature wisdom. UD 'Item' 14. I, Anna Mae Bilbrey, leave a great big smile to Betty Jo Franklin. Item 15. I, Wilbur Wright, will to Dolan Barnes my heaven-sent gift of brown wavy hair, provided he will roll it every other night. Item 16. I., Mabel Ramsey, leave to Caroline Stephens my jolly good nature and vamping ways. ' Item 17. I, Gladys Davis, leave a cue for cap- tivating male hearts to all you Wanderers of loveland. Item 18. I, Philena Jouett, will my capacities and dependabilities to my sister, Mildred. Item 19. I, Ruth Gore, leave a thorough knowl- edge of chemistry to Laura Garrett, provided she will study no more than I did. Item 201. I, Alba Dale, leave to June Almonrode my pet nickname, Waltzin' Matilda. Then you will become a Waltzin' Matilda. . 'Item 21. I, Jean Duke, leave my scholarly abil- ities to any unlearned freshman, if he will not abuse them as I did not f?J. .Item 22. We, Alice Hood and Lucille Hinds, will to Ruth and Laura a mustered-up courage to sing Pistol Packin' Mamma in the halls at noon in Mr. Prather's presence. Item 23. With a little salt on the side, I, Sue Anna Webb,. leave -to Pauline Deck my ambition to be a missionary in the heart of darkest Africa. Item 24. I, Hillis Duke, leave my Titian blonde locks to Sara Ruth Franklin in preference to her brown curls. Item 25. I, Patricia Smith, leave my musical Eossibilities plus my ability in other nelds to Juanita ray. Item 26. To Olene Brady goes eight and onc- half inches through the request of Wilma White. Item 27. I, Howard Winningham, will my- title as Windy to my brother, Donald. Item 28. I, Mary Frances Barnes, leave my frankness of expression and ability to talk to Emma D. Vaughn. Item 29. I, Oleeta Garrett, will my ability to type to Colleen Eldridge. Item 30. I, Henry Jernigan, leave five feet and nine inches of perfect manliness to Eddie Taylor. Item 31. I, Noel Qualls, leave my knack for getting the title of Most Favored Boy in Senior Class to Garland Watkins, an up and coming Junior. Item 32. I, Bonza Sells, leave my friendly ways to Bennie Jean Clark in addition to her already sufficient supply. Item 33. I, Sidney Eldridge, leave a pair of dancing feet to Ann Howard. Item 34. Margaret Winningham .gives a per- sonality worthy of ownership to Bobbie Jean Reed. Item 35. I, Creed Billings, leave to Emitt Little my ability to get along with eighth grade girls. In witness whereof I have hereunto subscribed and fixed my seal this eighth day of May in the year of our Lord One Thousand Nine Hundred Forty-Four. SUE ANNA WEBB. Witness: GLADYS DUKE. HILLIS DUKE. JUNIOR CLASS O F F I C E R S President ..,.... . . .DORMAL NEWBERRY Vice-President, , . ..A.,. HYMER SMITH Secretary., ANNA GLYNN SPECK 1 Treasurer , , . ..... JEAN STEPHENS BARNES, J. BRUCE BEATY, MARTHA BEATY, WILLIE BROOKS, BROWNIE CARMACK, EMIL CARMACK, JESSIE CLARK, BENNIE JEAN COPE, CARVEL CRAWFORD, IRENE DECK, PAULINE FERRELL, JOHNNIE GRAY FRANKLIN, SARAH RUTH GARRETT, LAURA GRAY, JUANITA HODCES, EARL GLEN HOLINIAN, HOUSTON HOLMBERC, EDA HONN'ARD, ANN HUDIJLESTON, R. G. HUNTER, IBUE JOHNSON, CLIIRAI. JONES, REVA LEDBETTER, BERTHA NELL LEDBETTER, MARY ALMA LITTLE, SADIE LOOPER, ANNA DELL MAYNARD, ARTA MAYNARD, NELL DEAN MCCORMICK, CLARICE MCDONALIJ, JOY MCMII.T.IN, KATHERINE NENN'BERRY, DORMAL OAKLEY, L. E. PETERMAN, ILENE PETERMAN, IMOGENIE QUAl.I.S, GXVENDOLYN RAY, MARIE REESER, BETTY REESER, PIIYLLIS SEBER, NIOIJEAN SELLS, ULDEAN SMITH, CARRIE GLADYS SMITH, HYMER SMITH, JOIIN HLTNTER SPECK, ANNA GLYNN STEPHENS, JEAN TOLBERT, ANNIE ROSE XLAUGHN, RUTH XJERBLE, GLAIJYS XVARDEN, JOIINNYE ETHEI VVATKINS, GARLAND XVINNINGHAM, OZELLA WRIGHT, VANETA VVRIGIIT, XVINIERI-:D SOPHOMORE CLASS ALMONRODE, JUNE ARMS, JEAN BARNES, ANNA JANE BILBREY, CLARA BILBREY, LANSFORD BROWN, LINNIE BROWN, VIRGIE CARNVILE, ELDRITH CLARKE, HONVARD COBBLE, ANNA RUTH COWARD, JANE DAILY, ELMO DAVIS, JEAN FERRELL, LESBY FLATT, VONDA FRANKLIN, BETTY JO GARRETT, MAXINE GUNNELS, WARREN PAUL GUNNELS, VERTA HARDIN, W. J. HICKS, CASSIE HICKS, CLARA HILL, WYNELL HODGES, LEON HOLMAN, BEDFORD HOLMAN, MILBURN JOLLY, EARLINE LANGFORD, JEAN LITTLE, RAY LOLLAR, OLENE MAYNARD, DALTON MAYNARD, RUTH NEELY, RANDEL PADGETT, ROBERTA PANGLE, BILLIE TIM PARSONS, WILMA POSTON, BILL QUALLS, JOE PAT RAMSEY, CASTLE 0 F F I C E R S President ....,. . . .ROBERTA PADGETT Vice-President. . . ....., ANNA JANE BARNES Secretary ..... .... W ARREN PAUL GUNNELS Treasurer . , , . .EI.DRITH CARWILE RAMSEY, EUDINE RAMSEY, REED RAY, VILLA REED, BOBBIE JEAN ROBERTS, CECIL ROBERTS, RUTH SEVIER, JOHNIE SMITH, CLODELL SPURRIER, BETTY JO STOCKTON, MATTIE LEE STOUT, DIMPLE TAYLOR, EDDIE UPCHURCII, AI.FRED VAUGHN, EURETHA WARREN, MAGIDALENE WEBB, CHARLES WINDLE, A. L. WINNINGHAM, DONALD WRIGHT, JAMES FRESHMAN CLASS 1 OFFICERS President ....... .. RALEIGH VAUGHN Vice-Prc.ridc11f. . . .... EMITT LITTLE Secretary .,.... ..,. J EWELL SMITH Treasurer. . , . .... DEWEY COFFMAN ALLRED, REBA BARNES, J. DOLAN BEATY, MILDRED BILBREY, DEWIE BILBREY, JESSIE RUTH BRADY, OI.ENE BROWN, MARINELLA BROWN, PAUL CARMACK, ODIS CARMACK, O. V. JOYCE COFFMAN, DEWEY COPELAND, KEITH COPELAND, ROSCOE DANIEL, NOEL DAVIS, JACK DAVIS, OPAL DECK, JOSEPH DENTON, MAXINE DILLON, ELLA DUKE, FOWLER ELDRIDGE, COLLEEN EVANS, ROY B. FISKE, FAYE FLOWERS, OPAL FRANKLIN, VIVIAN GARRETT, DELTA JO GARRETT, OPAL GUNNELS, GASTON HALL, DELMON HARDIN, LANNIE HOLMAN, HUGH HOLMAN, ODETTA HOLT, OLENE HOLT, UDELL HOLT, UDINE HUIDDLESTON, CARLINE HUNTER, BILLIE HUNTER, IRAN JOHNSON, CHRISTINE JOUETT, MILDREIJ KASTON, BEULAH MAE LANGFORD, BETTY JO LEDBETTER, GLENN LEDBETTER, MOUZON LEWIS, JEAN LITTLE, EMITT LITTLE, ORVIE RUTH LONG, DALLAS MCCORMICK, HAMPTON MCCORMICK, ORA MCDONALD, CARL MCDONALD, GERALD MASTERS, GLEN MAYNARI3, RUBY MITCHEI.I., FERN NIEELY, T. V. OAKES, HET.EN OAKLEY, MILLARD VAUGHN PADGETT, BILLY PARKER, ILA GEAN PAYTON, BILLY JOE SELLS, BILLY GREY SELLS, ETHEL SMITH, JEWELL SMITH, KENNETH SMITH, NELL SMITII, PEGGY SPECK, A. B. STEPHENS, CAROLINE STEWART, FRANCES STOUT, JOHNIE B. SNVALLOWS, JESSIE TAYLOR, NIAGDALENE PETERMAN,HUGH MAXl'IY' THRASIIER, MARGARET PETERMAN, LESTER PETERMAN, RAYMOND POINDEXTER, MARY J POSTON, OTHAL POSTON, WARD QUALLS, BRYANT RAMSEY, HOLLIS REAGAN, MAGDAI.ENE ROBBINS, CROSS ROBERTS, WILLIE SEBER, NIOZELLA SELLS, KEITH ic? UPTON, LOIS XIAUGHN, DURWARD O VAIJGIIN, EMMA DEE XIAUGHN, JOANNA X7AUGHN, RALEIGH VVALKER, LOUISE VVARD, JAMES WARDEN, KATHLEEN VVEBB, DEMPSEY VVHITE, RICHARD WINNINGHAM, EDNVARD WRIGHT, .ANDREYV CLASS PROPHECY As I sat gazing fixedly out of my window one afternoon at twilight, the past and present became first hazy, then vanished completely, and the far-distant future became very vivid and near. These are some of the visions which appeared to me: Wilbur Wright is now, by some trick of fate, a famous designer of ladies' hair styles, and is very widely known by all high society leaders. In fact, there are now in his shoppe some very noted personages. Among them are Gladys Davis, who is a famous singer with her husband's orchestrag Sidney Ruth Eldridge, Oleeta Garrett, and Margaret Winningham, who are now the wives of the mayors of New York, Philadelphia, and Chicago, respectively, and Elena Wilborn, who is a celebrated actress. Ah, what is this? In the heart of the Belgian Congo I see no other than our old friend, Sue Anna Webb. Oddly enough, she has Reba Lee with her, and they are teaching the natives the alphabet. As we would have expected, Henry Jernigan never married. He is now in great demand as a speaker in men's clubs throughout the country on the subject, How to Escape the Clutches of a Woman. Bill Mitchell is his able manager. Having acquired noteworthy skill along such lines in our English class debates, they seem to be doing quite well. Howard Winningham, it appears, has two professions. One week, he models men's clothes in a popular shop, while the next week he is a lifeguard. I knew his manly figure would get him somewhere. Who is that out there on the surf yelling, Help! Help! ? Why, Mildred Bilyeu, of course. How strange! Howard seems to be the only one who does not know that Mildred holds the Women's National Swimming Championship title. Good! Frances Barnes has at last attained her ambition of being a dietitian, but wait, there is a sad side to the picture. It seems that she used Jean Duke in an experiment. Dear old Jean just couldn't take it, and is now under the able supervision of the most famous physician of the times, Dr. Noel Qualls. His method of cure is quite new and strange, he simply talks and makes all his patients forget their ailments. Am I seeing things right? If I am, those two down in the corner grocery store are the former Gladys Duke and.Mabel Ramsey. They cannot seem to find time to buy any groceries for keeping their little sailors and marines away from each other's throats. By reading any sports page one can easily see who the most famous woman basketball player of the age is-none other than Helen Franklin. She and her manager, Betty Windle, are inseparable. Who is this husky farmer singing, Stay on the Farm, Boys, to his little farmers? I really did not know that Clarence Reeder could sing. Another interested listener is the missus, known to us as Wilma White. Frances and Roy Scott, with touches of silver in their hair, are sitting by their fnreside reliving in dreams their many happy and prosperous years of married life. Ruth Gore is lecturing on the subject, How to Be Attractive, Though Short and Dumpyf' The author of Advice for the Lovelorn is Lorene Daily. That old trio, Alice Hood, Alba Dale, and Lucille Hinds, is running true to form. They are now part of WSM's Grand Ole Opry. Alice is something of a Minnie Pearl, Alba is Oswald, and Lucille is a female version of Roy Acuff. I do not know what has happened to Walter Winchell, but Patricia Smith now runs his column, and has a far greater following than Winchell ever commanded. Much to my surprise, Creed Billings is now a history professor. I just couldn't get Mrs. Warren's teachings out of mind, he says. Algia Holt is a justice of the peace in Union County, Kentucky, on weekdays and a min- ister on Sunday. I see evidence of our government being run by Bonza Sells, Ninis Little, Philena Jouett, and Katherine Sells, who have been government girls so long they are quite well acquainted with the affairs of the nation. Jo Ann Little is a nurse, though it appears that nursing is only her hobby. She has several famous paintings in the art galleries of the world. I certainly had to look twice before I recognized Hillis Duke. She is now Hve feet eight inches and weighs one hundred sixty-five pounds. Anna Mae Bilbrey has now become owner of the East Side Cafe after working there for many years. HGTFOITIES i-Q cLuss Q Home Economics Club .l I Q qw V Future Farmers Commercial Club ---Q cLuss M S-1-..- iwZZ Latin Club French Club --Q cLuss xl gg?- Quartette Q CLUBS S IJl'C5idL'71f .... I'icf'-Prvsidfrxl OFFICERS Sl'Cl't'ftU'j'-Tl'l'!1SIlI'FI' . . LiIH'01'i0H ..... Dil'1'f!0r, . , z1t'C0Il1f7lU!i.Yf. , Glee Club PATRICIA SMITH ....PIac:rsY SMITII .,....,GI.AIn's IJAVIS ATARINELLA BRONVN , . , .MRs. VVIGGINS , . .PATRICIA SMITII S'op1'n1mx jI'NI2 AI.IwmNImIvIc CLARA RIIIIRIQY ALBA IJALIE JEAN DAVIS R4AXINIQ IDIENTON ELLA DII.I.oN LAURA GARRETT Jo ANN LITTLE FRANCES STEXVART E R S .lllus ,IESSIIQ RVTII BILIIRIQY xfARINlET.I.A BROWN GI.AIn's IJAYIS UIJINIC HOI.T RUBY NIAYNARII JOY MCDONALII PEGGY SMITH IQIIA fIOI.MBERG --Q Pep Squad Y..l.-. X Q CLUBS L Club guuuppq ff'ig2 2x2,2'-21:4-' JQTHLETICQS COACHES 2 N, , ,Y- CLYDE B1LBREv MARIE WIGGINS THOMAS PARR1G1N LIVINGSTON ACADEMY SPORTS REVIEW. 1943-'I944 HENRY JERNIGAN, Sports Editor Because of conditions brought about by a world conflict, which resulted in poor means of transportation and a shortage of coaches, Livingston Academy went through its first season in many, many years without a football team. Due to the absence of this colorful combine of Blue and White Gridders, many faithful followers were disappointed and are pleading for the return of these boys to the Field. NVC are sure that the teams in the future will carry on as before. BASKETBALL In a highly successful season, Coach Marie VViggins led her lady performers to the finals in the Fifteenth District before dropping a heartbreaker to York. The local sextet also wound up the season as runners-up in the conference standings with a total of twelve wins and two losses. The Academy boys came out of a rough season with twelve victories as compared to two losses. Under Coaches Bilbrey and Parrigin, the VVildcats reached the Hnals of the Fif- teenth District only to be turned back by the small score of 17-20. This record is one of the best in recent years. GIRLS' BASKETBALL ...nd Lucille Hinds, Joy McDonald, ningham, Coach Marie VViggins, Garrett, Helen Franklin, Sidney Mcklillin. playa Phyllis Reeser, Betty XYindle, Earline Jolly, Margaret XYin- Betty Jo Langforcl, VVinifred VVright, Betty Reeser, Oleeta Ruth Elclriclge, Manager Ann Howard, Manager Katherine Srnxi-Lx' RL rL1 l.L'e1LLlc I'lINIlS Er.nRI1mE O1.1a1c'rA GARnE'r'r Guard Girard Gllllfd BETTY XYINDLE Humax F1cAxKL1x MARGARIQ1' XYIX- I'm'zva1-d l:0I'TK'lIl'd N I NGII A M I 01'm11'd BOYS' BASKETBALL H lJurxx'z1rcl Yzxuglnl, Ralciglm Yziuglln. llormal Ncwlmcrry, Rc-ccl Ramsey. limitt Littlc, Tran mtcr, Cuacll Tlumlzls p2ll'l'lQ'lIl, Castle Ramscy, llonalrl Xvllllllllflllillll, Nucl Qualls, llcury SENIOR YQZOWG Nom. QUALLS B1LI. XIITCHELL Cmluzgcn R12r2meRHk:NRY JERNIGAN Cfzmrd Carlin' Guard Guard lprnigam, K1lIll'l'Ilk'i' lQl't'fll'l', XYillic- licaty. Nlzmzxgc-r A-Xlgizn llult, :mrl xlilllilgill' Crcvcl Billings. FERN MITCHELL C-harming THE PRETTIEST GIRL FEHUMQRES JOKES Mrs. Johnson: This book will do half your work. Howard W.: I'll take two of them. 1 Patricia'S.: Does your watch tell you the right time ? Lorene D.: No, I have to look at it. 1 Oleeta G.: We have the cutest pet pig, and his name is Ink. Mildred: How's that? Oleeta: Because he's always running out of the pen. n 1 Bill Mitchell told a party of friends one day that when he was a little boy he once spent a whole day walking through the woods, and that when he arrived home he found fourteen pies in his mother's pantry. You wouldn't believe me, boys, he said, but I ate every one of those pies. Henry: Fourteen pies! Did your mother punish you P Bill: She certainly did. She made me go to bed without my supper. 1 M rs. A yers: Margaret, do you understand the point system of rationing? Margaret: Very simple, you point to what you want and the grocer says you can have it l 1 Noel: May I have the last dance with you? Big boy, you just had itf, 1 Helen: What are you reading ? Betty: I don't know. Helen: Well, you were reading aloud. Betty: Yes, but I wasn't listening. 1 Miss Hankins: Why aren't you singing in the church choir any more? Anna Dell: I missed one Sunday and someone asked me if they had fixed the organ. 1 Sue Anna: Didn't yesterday's sky look bruised? Mr. Prather: It was a stormy sky, but what do you mean by a bruised sky? Sue Anna: It was black and blue. Katherine.' You know I am twenty and I am still quite shy. Eddie: Yes, about four years. 1 Winifred: The man I marry must be easy to please. Dormal: Don't worry, that's the kind you'll getfy 1 Mrs. Tallent: Creed, can you tell me the meaning of cubic? Creed: Cubic is the language they speak in Cuba. 1 I-Iow it happens: 1940 no runningboard. 1941 no gear shift. 1942 no tires. 1943 no car. 1 Mrs. Sells: 4'Aren't you going to wear a hat, dear? Uldean: I am wearing a hat, Mother. It's on the other side of my head. 1 Mildred B.: Something happened to me yesterday that will never happen again. Reba Dean L.: What ? Mildred: My sixteenth birthday. 1 Margaret and Sidney, who had not seen each other for a long time, met on the street. Sidnev very excitedly exclaimed: Oh, Mar- garet, I've had a lot happen to me since I saw you last. I had all my teeth out, and an electric stove and refrigerator put inf, 1 Mrs. Warren: Who was the first man, Alba? Alba: George Washington. Mrs. Warren: Why, no, Alba, you ought to know better than that. It was Adam. Alba: Oh, well, I wasn't counting for- eignersf' 1 Clarence: Algia, you owe me fifteen cents. Algia: Do you have change for a quar- ter P Clarence: Yes, here's a dime. Algia: Thanks, Clarence, now I owe you an even twenty-five cents. V HCWOEIQTISEWZEVZTS The Chiellain, '44 UNION BANK AND TRUST COMPANY LIVINGSTON, TENNESSEE At Your Service Compliments of LIVINGSTON BOTTLING COMPANY R. J. LONG, Owner Compliments of SPECK BROTHERS HARDWARE Enierprise Skoves-Sherwin-Williams Paints LIVI NGSTON. TENNESSEE LANSDEN-COWARD DRUG COMPANY A Good Store in zz Good Town Y Compliments of Compliments of JOE POINTER BRADFORD'S SHOE SHOP The Chieilain, '44 Compliments of A. W. WALTERS Rings and Pins, Invitations and Cards. Caps and Gowns 2II EAST CHILHOWIE AVENUE JOHNSON C ITY, TENNESSEE McDONALD'S GROCERY Staple and Fancy Groceries Meais-Fruits-Vegefabies PHONE 4902 Compliments of YOUNG'S VARIETY STORE LIVINGSTON, TENNESSEE WlSNER'S AUTO SERVICE Toledo Parts and Tbermoid Brake Lines PHONE 88 E. B. GRAY, JR. Buy jewelry from Your jeweler The Man Who Knows jewelry The Chieilain, '44 Compliments of NEEDHAM'S MARKET Complete Food Store PHONE II5 Compliments of SMITH 81 HOLMAN LIVINGSTON. TENN. Compliments of M. J. QUALLS, D.D.S. uviNesToN, TENN. Compliments of BUSSELL'S CASH GROCERY LIVINGSTON, TENN. MAPLE SHADE SERVICE STATION Gas, Ozl, and Groceries R. D. 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Patkerson-H. H. Roberis C. G. FLO ER HOLSUM BREAD DEALER , . HARDWARE Your Business Appremzted LIVINGSTON, TENN. MARCHBANKS DRUG CO. The Rexall Store COOKEVILLE, TENN. Compliments of JOE W. COPELAND For You 100 Per Cent 5 The Chiellain, '44 Compliments of TAYLOR 81 HOLMAN LIVINGSTON, TENN. Compliments of MAYNORD-COPELAND BEAUTY SHOP LIVINGSTON, TENN. Compliments of A. B. QUALLS, M.D. LIVINGSTON, TENN. See BUSSELL'S RED HOT BARGAIN STORE For Real Bargains Compliments of C. H. DOWELL Dentist LIVINGSTON. TENN. Compliments of B. 8: O. DRUG CO. The Rexall Store Compliments of VAUGHN'S GROCERY Cookeville, Tenn. Compliments of MIDWAY LUNCH Compliments of KUYKENDALL SHOE SHOP Compliments of CITY DRY CLEANERS Compliments of BURCKETT'S TAXI Compliments of ' J. A. OAKLEY Afforney Compliments of LOIS WHITE Compliments of ROSE MCCORMACK Compliments of J. B. MORGAN LIVINGSTON DRY GOODS TERRY BROTHERS Everything to Weaf' COOKEVILLE, TENN. Compliments of PAUL UPTON Housion lBufcl1l Holman The Chiellain, '44 Compliments of Speck Funeral Home Compliments of Southern Monument Co LIVINGSTON, TENNESSEE W. H. Boswell, Mgr. N NS X Compliments of 2 I CASTLE GARETT I ' f li 5' l TRADE-MARK Compliments of ROSE'S CAFE When in Livingston Compliments of Stop at . Sall Ann Bread East Side Cate Y C Where Food Is Delicious O' Compliments of Western Auto Associate Store The Chieflain, '44 Compliments of Livingston Shirt Company il? 793 it SPEED UP VICTORY BUY WAR BONDS AND STAMPS Livingston Auto Parts and Service ROY EUBANK and JOE SWALLOWS DDINK YV At I 4 DVM if THE WHITE STUDIO On the Best Portraits You'll Find Our Name ANNUAL PICTURES A SPECIALTY COOKEVILLE, TENNESSEE Compliments of , , TOMS TOASTED PEANUTS , I Patromze Our Advertzsers The Chiellain, '44 BOB WAGGENER Herff-Jones Co. 30l0 Medial Avenue NASHVILLE 5, TENN. Wishes to thank Mr. Ralph Prather, Principal, Miss Hankins, Senior Sponsor, the Senior Class officers, and members of the 1944 Class of Livingston Academy again for their valuable ring contract. It was indeed a pleasure, and I wish each Senior the very best of luck in the future. C l' t amp ,men S of Compliments of U O pchurch Semce Charlie Poindexter Station Compliments of IDEAL CLEANERS AND LAUNDRY LIVINGSTON, TENNESSEE wlumnv PIQINIINE nmmwwv , ff' , w NA5HVIl.lE J TENN ESSEE MUUERNMDIQIMEQ5 EULLEEIQEWQNNUALD EATALUEUES 'S I M, L nf' .. I Q .. I 5- 3, 45' ' v Q N f, Q x .V A If , wg., ' f ,JI x Ui? . .n ,1- ,.g-K 1, M., .,v , M ' Q 1 , -1 4.1 w'3W'3jiKf2w'ws 'mli . 4 ,-,Q ', 29 ' ra V l' , ,l Ip. , 9 2 gig A ' Em , , iii Q ' ' fav - Q, -im ,I 1 W 2559? A. V 'A P ,,' f V - ' 'UQ wg' ' J f ' ,, . ,Va ,plg , I 8. . ,,. .e' I' v 4' . 1 ,. f ,v,, ' K . . ji .,: Q 4 ' . 5 we f 24' ' . E r' . 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