Loretto High School - Mustang Yearbook (Loretto, TN)

Text from Pages 1 - 86 of the 1951 volume:

Ide htuj w 5 Presented Sy @64,44 'rtyiyJl Sc mU ?eKKC44ee O'H tse n FOREWORD DEDICATION BOARD OF EDUCATION PRINCIPAL'S MESSAGE CLASSES ORGANIZATIONS and ACTIVITIES ATHLETICS FEATURES ADVERTISING Though time will pass, and we shall part, this book will be an unbreakable link in your chain of memories. And if, when looking through these pages, you re-live the happy days of yester years for just a while, our efforts will not have been in vain. Thus, we present this book to you; may your hearts be lighter and your lives be happier for the memories it may bring. THE MUSTANG STAFF ’51 Dedic€it£oH For their untiring energy, understanding and friend- ship and philosophies for a better life and brighter future, we the Seniors of 1951 proudly dedicate our annual to our sponsors—MRS. ARNOLD and MR. POTTS. LAWRENCE COUNTY Superintendent H. H. Turpen BOARD OF EDUCATION Walter Alexander, Hilry Weathers, George Cope, Emmitt Richardson, Andrew Boynton, H. H. Turpen, Superintendent. Tuck Chapman Editor Horace Allen Associate Editor Peggy Thomas Barbara Stephens' Bn sine • M -vage Evelyn Ferrell Martha Bradley Advertising Betty Belew Sue Turpen Secretary Classes Frank White Ella Ellingson Art Editors ADVERTISING COMMITTEE ALMA MATER On our city’s southern border Reared against the sky, Proudly stands our Alma Mater As the years roll by. LORETTO HIGH SCHOOL C. W. Holt, Principal LORETTO, TENUESSE Dear Students: The many achievements made by you, both as individuals and as a group, have caused this to be an outstanding year in the history of Loretto High School. However, these achievements have not resulted from your efforts alone. They have come from the combined efforts of everyone concerned—your fellow students, your facility members, and members of your community. It is there- fore, most important that you continue to live and work together for the common good of all if you wish to attain happiness ana success. This has been a most pleasant year, and it has never been my privilege to work with a more loyal or co- operative group. It is my hope and wish that each of you will continue to find pleasure and enjoyment in the performance of a task well done. Sincerely yours. C. W. Holt Principal MRS. W. F. ARNOLD English, Latin All right, you seniors ” JEANETTE BROWN Commerce Keep your eyes on the chart JOHN CUTRELL Mathematics He will make a monkey out of you ” MRS. ROY G. FRAZIER English Well, tell me morel” JUANITA HENDERSON Office Secretary Telephone, Mr. Holt!” CHARLES W. HOLT Principal, Geometry Anybody want to work Goodness Gracious.” MRS. JOHN PECHONICK Health, Phys. Ed. Don't dress until I tell JOHN PECHONICK Coach, Math., Science It's either up or down to night, team. MRS. RAYMOND RUSS English, Social Science 'Go-o-o-o-d Morning! BRUCE SARTOR Biology, Gen. Science Did you ever hear the tale of little foot-foot?9 LOUISE SHERRILL English, Civics ”Bring your books and come forward RUTH WIMBERLEY Vocational Home Ec. Hey, Miss Jordon! MRS. MAURICE SPAIN History Take the rest of the chap- ter for tomorrow. MAURICE SPAIN Biology, Phys. Ed. Dat's the way they went SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS President ............... Vice President .......... Secretary and Treasurer Reporter ................ ......... Frank White ....... Tuck Chapman ......... Betty Belew .......... Sue Turpen Billy Allen 'To be a howling success you have to do something besides howl” Horace Allen He is a lad who needs no crank to start him thinking Sondra Augustin You have to be a queen to rule June Beasley Pleasure should follow business. Betty Belew No legacy is so rich as hon- esty Martha Bradley Honorable, dependable, and a true friend to everyone. That’s Mar- tha. C. J. Brown Witty and wise and allergic to nothing Willa Ruth Burlison A good reputation need never be lived down. Tuck Chapman No man can be wise with an empty stomach Margaret Clark Full of fun and gaiety, luck and success are bound to be her destiny. Cordelia Craft Care is an enemy to life. Lois Jane Craft Always laughing, never sad: sometimes naughty, but never bad.” Tommy Durham You can’t always tell what a man is thinking by the way he acts. Ella Ellingson She thinks, acts, and speaks as she ought” Garner Ezell A one-man circus that Rmgling doesn’t own June Ezell I’m just myself; that’s all Evelyn Ferrell Personality is the recipe for success.” Doris Nell Fields Fashion is something that goes out of style as soon as most people have one.” Peggy Foust Crab your heart hoys; here come. Peggy!” James Gamble To be good is noble, but h teach others how to be good i nobler—and less trouble” Billy Joe Gambrell Work just fascinates me—I cat sit and look at it for hours.” Mable Gillespie Experience is the name ever yon gives to his mistakes.” Elaine Golden Life is ten percent what you make it, ninety per-cent how you take it.” Bobby Green There is no darkness but ignor- ance.” Joyce Guttery T he happiest women like the happiest nations have no history,n Mary Helen Guttery A woman is never too busy to talk about how busy she is” Jimmy Hammond He is known by the noise he doesn't make.” Winnie Hammond It is when the holiday is over that we begin to enjoy it” Wayne Hartsfield ' the more I study the more I dis- cover my ignorance Roy Henkel His friendship is worth having. Juanita Hollman '77 be glad when it's all over. T. H. Hollman A friend you can be proud of. Lavon Hooif He'll make the team and not just in football Marcus Howard If you're in the right, argue like a man; if you're in the wrong, like a woman. Kenneth Hughes He is rich who is contented . ' Bobby Hunt Sometimes he sits and thinks and sometimes he just sits. James Johnson I'm not lazy, just resting. Bobby Lawrence Which one now, Bobby? ' Joy Looney Her care was never to offend and every creature was her friend. Creig McGuire Be ye therefore wise as serpents and harmless as dot es. Ovilene McGuire If life is worth living, ifs worti enjoying” June McInnish Easy come, easy go. Emma Nola McIntear She hath a heart as sound as bellr Claudia Marston There is nothing half so swee in life as love's young dream ” Jov Morrison It's nice to be natural when yoi are naturally nice.” Freemon Myers He always knows when to speai his part” V Lorene Neidert Speech is great, but silence is greater.” Harold Newton School is all right when there isn't anything else to do” Kathleen O'Connor Silence is golden but who am I to make money?” Lucian O’Connor Some men speak from experience. Others from experience don’t speak.” Janice Olive Cute from all angles ” Glen don Parrott The best way to fight a woman is with your hat. Grab it and run.” rank Phillips A true and loyal friend to all u ho know him.” Jobby Porter If a woman is the bread of a nan's life; I'm hungry Iay Price While others talk of wisdom he achieves it.” Betty Purcell Virtue is bold, and goodness nev- er fearful Don Reeves A careful student—careful not to overdo” 3etty Richardson Silence is the most perfect herald of joys ” Bobby Richardson Plain dealing is the best when all is done ” Bill Roberts It's not what you do, it's what you get away with} Robert Robertson I came, I saw, I whistled Jo Ann Sanders Her beauty and personality make her well known and loved by every - Ralph Shaffer When the wise is instructed, he receives knowledge Harley Simbeck We grant that he has lots of wit, hut he is shy in using it” Maurice Simpson Since youth is precious, do noi squander it” Joan Sledge Oh Lore, if death be sweeter let me die ” Beamon Smith It isn’t the man that makes thi age, but the age that makes the man ’ Byron Smith Cit e him time and he will com« plete the job Barbara Stephenson Efficient, quiet, and sincere, 4 charming girl from all we hear Ann Stutts Johnson Lore came her way Mary Ruth Stutts She goes about her work in a quiet, unassuming manner” Veston Thigpen Why worry about what people say; they’re gonna die anyway” Peggy Thomas A handful of common sense is worth a barrel of learning Sue Turpen l hare never let schooling inter- fere with my education. Lurene Venable A quiet reserve, but a firmness of character ” Junior Weaver Don't think1. You might disturb your mind ” Frank White Upon the wall of the universe he shall paint his pictures” Howard White Vd rather be me than most any- . body I know ” Larry White His friends are many; his foes— has he any?” Alton Williams Never has time to worry about tomorrow, for he is too busy doing today what he should have done yesterday” Faye Williams Tis her kindness and sweetness that wins the hearts of her friends Kathryn Willis A true friend and a diligent class- worker” Hugh Wimbs Bright lights and blond-headed women don't worry me” Jo Yeager With talent so rare she can with music fill the air” Lorene Adair, Magalene Bailey, Jean Barnett, Barbara Bassham. Charlotte Bedingfield, Elaine Belew, James Belew, Morris Belew, Wannell Beyke, Ann Brown, Kathryn Brown, Lloyd Brown. Willa B. Brown, Carolyn Clark, Gladys Clark, Jimmy Couch, Lillian Craft, Charles Crawford, Barbara Crews, Orva Dee Davis. Joan Dean Peggy Douglas Gene Etheridge Betty Ezell Betty Faulkner Betty Ferguson Marjorie Fowler Robbie Franklin Agnes Ferrell Orville Fisher Ralph Gibson Nell Gieske Betty Golden Billy Hale Joyce Harlan Pervie Hensley Lorene Hines Betty Howard Robert Johnson Allene La Fan Dean Looney Jimmy Lyles Earl McCain Jackie McDonald Betty McGee Barbara McGuire Betty McKissack Mary Lee McMahon Pauline McMasters Billy Mabry Adrian Marcus Gretchen Marston Paul Misenhimer Elaine Nash Charlene Newman Margaret Newman Charles Newton Joann Newton Wilda O’Connor Neal Odom Ray Rhodes Helen Richardson Betty Jean Sandlin Sarah Ann Smith Betty Stanford Tommy Stephens Robert Thornton Charles Tidwell Betty Williams Ray Willis Wesley Newton Danny Noblit Harold Plott James Purcell Iva Dell Roberts Coy Rochester Willa Dene Smith Bonnie Springer Jimmy Lou Story Estelene Taylor Willie Walters Mary Lee Wilcoxso Stella Wilson Jimmy Lou Wray SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS President ..... Vice-President Secretary...... Reporter ..... Sponsors...... ...... Dot McGee ...... Donnie Box Robert Hooie . Elodean Trammell Mrs. John Pechonick Mr. John Pechonick First row: Foust, Hammond, Davis, Braly, Quillen, Braly, Rinks, Willis, Dotson, Beyke, Odom, Burlison, Bunn, Olive, Stutts, Olive, Old, Beasley, Brown, Smith, Brown, Bclew, Blair, Davis, Newton, Hanson, Hollman, Williams, Price, Wilburn, Eddie, Hunt, Alvis, Black, Bedingfield, Richardson, Wisdom, Walters, Moore, Powell, McAfee, Chance, Wilson, Gallian, Bradley, Baxter, Raines, Mashburn, Franklin, Roberts, Griggs, Riddle, Ayers, Bates. First row: Dixon, Thompson, Davis, Jones, Sandrell, Hensley, McAdams, Tidwell. Fleming, Gray, Matthews, Marston, Durrett, Springer, Gladney, Brewer, Stout, Looney; Beecham, Hollis, Bailey, Cox, Carter, Frey, Johnston. O tce 7-d FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS President .... Vice-President Secretary ..... Reporter ..... Sponsors ...... Marie Bassham Yvonne Davis .. Harold Kent .. Brucie Killen ... Mr. Sartor Mrs. Russ Ellingson, Lumpkins, Cole, Evans, Rippey, Craft, White, Davis, Williams, Johnson, Walters, Hammond, Gabel, Coleman, Perry, Lyles, Wray, McGuire, Morrison, Smith, James, Hollis, Davis, McDonald, Gieske, York, Walters, Grooms, Boston, Sims, Harlan, Hollis, Hurst, Bailey, Davis, Johnson, Mashburn, Anderson, Smith, King, Fields, Dotson, Garretson, Barnett. Evans, Pooley, Bedingfield, Fox, Raines, Bailey, Gillespie, Chupp, Lumpkins, Rucker, Mclntear, Hollis, Gifford, Beecham, Richter, Mason, Hollis, Hogan, Fowler, Hardwick, Adair, Bates, Franklin, Killen, Noblit, Riddle, Thomas, Williams, Putman, Cannon, Allen, Kent, Springer, Cain, Littrell, Terry, Ezell, Nash, Stanford, Reeves, McMahon, Killen, Clifton, Killen, Gray, Tippett, Brown, Williams, Bassham, Wilcoxson, Adair, Springer. ADELPHI ANS President ......... Vice-President ...... Secretary-T reasurer Mark Howard Robert Hooie . Jo Ann Dean EXCELSIORS President......... Vice-President ... Secretary-T reasurer .. Frank White Beamon Smith ... Jo Yeager We are the Future Homemakers of America. We face the future with warm courage and high hope ” OFFICERS President .............................. Jo Yeager Vice President........................ Joan Sanders Secretary ............................ Betty Belew Treasurer ........................ Sarah Ann Smith Reporter............................. Jo Ann Dean Sponsor ..................... Miss Ruth Wimberley First row: Belew, Sanders, Dean, Yeager, Morrison, McGuire, Matthews, Foust. Second row: Wilcoxson, Fowler, Hammond, Douglas, McGee, McAdams, Barnett, Smith. Third row: Springer, Gillespie, Clark, Gieske, Purcell, Stephenson, Ferguson, Bailey. Fourth row: Brown, Looney, Jones, Marston, Marston, Stutts, Harlan. Fifth row: Brown, Beas- ley, Smith, Stutts, Sandrell Tramell, Olive, Foust, Ferrell, McKissack. Cutti i First row: Hammond, Simms, Gieske, Grooms, Cole, Walters. Second row: Hollis, Lumpkins, Ferrell, Davis, Bailey, Coleman, Headrick, Evans. Third row: Hensley, Beasley, Lyles, Bates, Carter, Cox. ffLearning to do Doing to learn Earning to live Living to serve” F. F. A. OFFICERS President .... Vice-President Secretary .... Treasurer..... Reporter...... Watch Dog ... ... Billy Allen ...... Ray Price .... La von Hooie .... Bobby Green Orva Dee Davis Adrian Marcus First row: Hooie, Marcus, Green, Price, Allen, Davis, Mr. Potts (Advisor). Second row: Davis, Koelsch, Chance, Burlison, Hanson, Hunt, Newton, Moore, Brown. Third row: Hartsfield, Greggs, Fields, McAfee, Simpspn, Eddy, Hooie, Roberts. Fourth row: Gray, Blair, Belew, Fleming, Noblit, Hale, Smith. Fifth row: Plott, Misenhemier, Richardson, Lyles, Mabry, Gamble, Stephens. Sixth row: McCain, Purcell, Newton, Lawrence, Bed- ingfield, Belew. First row: Bedingfield, Gillespie, Allen, Litteral, Franklin, Ezell, Garretson, Belew, Riddle, Stout. Second row: York, Hollis, Ferrell, Barnett, Springer, Ezell, Fox, Powell. Third row: Bevins, Bailey, Swinney, Rhodes, Newton, Fisher, Noblit, Rochester, Adams. Fourth row: Chupp, Kent, Golden, Williams, Wilson, Howard, Weaver, Thigpen, Hunt, Sutherland, Mashburn, Rippey, Ezell. Fifth row: Johnson, White, Hensley, Dotson, Shannon, Wimbs, Waldrom. r fii m rr rr 11 iu President ........... Ray Willis Vice-President ..... Ralph Gibson Secretary ......... Dorothy Smith Reporter ...J......... Peggy Olive Sponsor —.{$............ Mr. Spain ond row: Ferrell, Ezell, Brown, G nbrell, Newton, Hlmmbnd, King, Smith, Sledge, adney. Third row: Box, Marcus, |Odom, Franklin, Dixon. Gieske, Olive, Looney, urth row: Wilson, Dixon, Powell Newton, Davis Evan Belew, Bunn, Douglas, lomas. Fifth row: Turpcii, Marion, Jones, Brown,l ’Gonnor, Augustin, Foust, ive, Hammond, Yeager. Sixth row: Thornton, McAcJafc, Hale, Tidwell, McDonald, ders, Davis, Gieske, Mclnnish. f J B I I t i tin (fattiera President ... iJL Betty iBele Vice-President .... JoAnne: Sjmde� Secretary ......._=?Creig M Reporter.............Lf.... Sue Sponsor ...............Mrs. Ah ol� © t %� Second row: Matthews, Clark, O’Connor, Olive, Bunn, Guttery, Hammond, Dotson, Willis. Third row: Augustin, Ferrell, Yeager, Foust, Rinks, Marston, Bradley, Clark, Stephenson, Morrison. Fourth row: Stutts, Venable, Burlison, Brown, Clark, Gieske, Beyke, Mclnnish, O’Connor. Fifth row: Henkel, Dixon, O’Connor, Hollman, Stutts, Gillespie, Reeves, Simbeck, Shaffer. ('amvK cicca ee«e First row: Ferrell, Thomas, Hammond, Ezell, Miss Brown (Sponsor). Second row; Gillespie, Purcell, Clark, Bradley, Burlison, Hollman. Third row: Beasley, Ellingson, McGuire, Venable, Richardson. Fourth row: Stephenson, Marston, Looney, Foust, Richardson, Mclntear, Gambrell, Myers. Fifth row: Sledge, Guttery, Williams, Olive, Craft, Willis, Neidert, Golden, Phillips. McGuire, Wilcoxson, Mr. Pechonick (Sponsor), Fowler, Fran Willis, Green, Crawford, Adair, Chapman, Marcus, Box. 1 Top row: Reeves, Porter, Henkel. Second row: Hooie, Simbeck, Hensley. Third row: White, Belew, White. Fourth row: Lyles, Howard, Hooie. Fifth row: Turpen, Stephen- son, Foust, Thigpen, Mclnnish, Beecham, Golden. Sixth row: Ferrell, Sanders, Morrison, Marston, Ezell, Ferguson, Yeager. 'pMtiicUi Syucut First row: White, Reeves, Lyles, Howard, Ezell, Porter, Belew, Thigpen, Hensley, Smith. Second row: Newton, Brewer, Crawford, Rochester, Beecham, Parrott, Henkle, Craft, Hooie, Johnson. Third row: Mr. Spain, Richardson, McCain, Gray, Chapman, Mr. Holt, Fox, Alvis, Hooie, Ethridge, Mr. Pechonick. eacCesu Pulaski .............20 Waverly ............. 6 L’burg ..............33 Petersburg .......... 0 Dickson .............13 Hohenwald ...........13 Cornersville ........27 Henderson ........... 7 Savannah ............13 Lynville ............ 0 Loretto.................. 6 Loretto 68 Loretto 12 Loretto 48 Loretto 34 Loretto 26 Loretto 40 Loretto 35 Loretto 34 Loretto 59 ELLEN BROWN MARY JO WRAY JANICE MATTHEWS PORTER '50 PECHONICK THIGPEN 33 { « H0WARD’r 32 ALVIS 2£ BEECHAfl 'v27 ? WHITE 34 REEVES ''38' S niTH '3 ? '■ QUEEN AND ATTENDANTS Don Reeves, Peggy Foust, Marcus Howard, Peggy Thomas, Joy Morrison (with crown), Garner Ezell, Sondra Augustin (Queen), Bobby Porter, Jo Yeager, Jo Ann Sanders, Veston Thigpen, Betty Belew, La von Hooie. Captain Sanders tries for two points. Porter tosses for a two-pointer. GIRLS’ BASKETBALL SQUAD Johnston, Golden, McMahon, McGee, Evans, Stephenson, Foust, Coach Spain, Smith, Dotson, McMahon, Gieske, Ferguson, Sanders, Marston. Sue Turpen and Joann Dean Managers BOYS’ BASKETBALL SQUAD Craft, Johnston, L. Hooie, R. Hooie, Reeves, Porter, Coach Pechonick, Lyles, Howard, White, Beecham, Ezell. Harley Simbeck Manager .All Smiles Over + he. new Soqp box. xAfi'er Me ome ? ? ? 3 Phij5. £ • tIs of 0 c lo'nce. VV jeof c.5 Champs 5 J un e 8 uy (p. L.H.5. G.vls in QC-Pion. ?ea ttrre MR. L.H.S. FRANK WHITE Frank was a natural choice for the honor of Mr. L. H. S. chosen by his classmates and the faculty. Having served as President of his class during his Junior and Senior years, he has exemplified the qualities of character, responsibility, and leadership. Frank indeed merits the respect and honor his fellow students have conferred upon him in choosing him Mr. L. H. S. MISS L. H. S. BETTY BELEW Always ready with a winning smile and a helpful hand, Betty has won all hearts. She is sincere, a true and faithful friend, and no task is above her strength. Having served as Secretary-Treasurer of her class during her Sopho- more, Junior, and Senior years, she has contributed a liberal share of her time and efficiency. Indeed, if one deserves the honor of Miss L. H. S., it is Betty. IJI MOST POPULAR Marcus Howard Evelyn Ferrell moSt MOST ATHLETIC Garner Ezell Jo Anne Sanders Ed Beecham rgv Looney MOST ATHLETIC Robert Hooie Dot Marston 0?%e46tH4 t Sccfienlative I 1 PULCHRITUDE—CAUGHT BY CAMERA CLUB | ITS ALWAYS SUNNY WEATHER, WHEN JOLLY MEN GET TOGETHER 1 C Qf f OiT S X So nc. posi'V iot 3 SiHirv FreH j ±. O T Al YXO HqIct S Loo rVr dovsfn on fhm s 4- L M. ri ease. 7 Vausr and pose V Ainf Love Grand 9- Xusf 5 Ptm Ond Waifil I 0■ f l e.n. O? V arv M Xm S I Look ol fhe. birdie IX. Servio-rs a! 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