Loretto High School - Mustang Yearbook (Loretto, TN)

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1954 volume:

'Presented Settiax 'ZtiyA, Sc6 mU, , ckkc cc 'Jfnecwvut We hope this the 1954 MUSTANG will be a treasure chest of school day memories. May it serve as a guide for preserving and surveying the footprints we have made. n 'IftetH UcuH, We, the class of 54, dedicate this the eighth edition of the Loretto Mustang to Shirley Morrison, our classmate, who died after the completion of her Sophomore year. Her competence as a student, her willingness as a worker, plus her sunny disposition make us feel richer from having known her. 'P’Uttcifc C 4 Dear Students: It is a genuine pleasure for me to be able to think and feel that possi- bly I have had a small part in making your graduation possible. You are to be commended upon your preparation for the future. It is the desire of the school that you carry on die traditional standards of a- chievement and success. Your motto, Knowledge Comes, but Wisdom Lingers, expresses a challenge to each of us and gives us an opportunity to appreciate fully the exhortation of the Scripture, Wisdom is the principal thing: there- fore get wisdom. ADC MRS. W. F. ARNOLD Why, I wouldn’t give a hill of beans for that.” RUTH AUGUSTIN All right, qui-et down.” JEANETTE BROWN Follow instructions EXACTLY as they are given in the book. JOHN CUTRELL Is this Grand Central Station? JAMES GUNSELMAN Ail right, get off the bus. FAYE HAMMOND Now, let me see. FLORA GREY JORDAN Do you know, I heard mt mm ” “ • GENEVIEVE K3LLEN Just one more thing. RAYMOND RUSS Now, somebody give me a RIGHT answer. MRS. RAYMOND RUSS Bells, bells, bells - From the jingling and the tinkling of the bells. 'Ttait ta t ee aut ICvk z Water Settlor GLENNA ADAIR Her ways are ways of pleasantness. LINNA ADAIR Always a sunny smile. L. J. ADAMS Give me vacation or give me death. ZEDRA ALLEN 'That's as well as if I had said it myself. JOAN BAILEY She's quiet as befits the lady she is. REBA BAILEY Quiet, and always dependable. ROBERT BAKER The world sure'd be dull without me, IMOGENE BARNETT As friendly as friendly can be. MARIE BASSHAM The secret to success is constancy to purpose. JOANN BATES Her tongue like a brooklet flows on forever. EDWARD BECKMAN Not afraid of work, just not in sympathy with it. RUBY NELL BEECH AM Quiet, sober and demure. COY BELEW Begone, dull care! Thou and I shall never agree. WANDA BOSTON A good sport plus a good disposition equals a likable person. MABLE BROWN Pretty to walk with; witty to talk with. MILDRED BROWN Life without a man is a bore. J. D. CAMPBELL “Every man is as heaven made him and sometimes a good deal worse. LURA CASTEEL A newcomer with plenty of personality. MARY ELIZABETH COLE Speaking generally, she's generally speak- ing. PEGGY SUE COLEMAN If at first you don't succeed - Oh, well, skip it! RUTH EVANS She was made for happy thoughts, for playful wit and laughter. LARIS EZELL We hardly find any person with good sense except those who agree with us. RAY FOX God's rarest btesdag is, after all, a woman. EWELL FRANKLIN He says little, but thinks lots. MAX EZELL Gentlemen make no noise, but who wants to be a gentleman. BRUCE FOWLER Men of few words are the best men. YVONNE DAVIS Full speed ahead to success. MABEL EVANS Fun, fun and more fun! DON CRAFT Sigh no more ladies, sigh no more. MARGARET DAVIS The unspoken work never does harm. HAZEL GABEL Genuine sincerity is a tiait of true and noble womanhood. JIMMY GIFFORD Some claim he is bashful; most doubt it. CARVIL GILLESPIE Blessed are the sleepy, for they shall soon drop off. ALMA RUTH GRAY If you want a friend you must be one. EDISON GRIFFIN The good die young; my, I must take care of myself. BOBBIE SUE GROOMS Why worry? Things are bound to happen anyway. WILMA HAMMOND So full of life and lively fun, a friend and pal to everyone. MAX HARTSFIELD The opportunity for mischief is found a hundred times a day. PEGGY HARDWICK Easy on the eyes. FAYE HARLAN The future is always a fairy land to the young. JOHN HOLUS It’s better to wear out than to rust out. PATSY HOLUS Worship your heroes from afar. SHIRLEY HOLLIS If filence is bliss, how blissful she must be. CAROLYN HOLT Flashing eyes, wavy hair, carefree ways and debonair. RICHARD HUNT You may hear many a girlish sigh when Dick walks by. MARJORIE HURST Love is the salt of life. RUTH HEADRICK The greatest pleasure of life is love. JOSEPHINE HENSLEY Oh, she’s little; oh, she’s wise - she’s a terror for her size. CLARICE HICKOK Her hair is no more sunny than her heart. GLYN HOLLIS Let me be what I am, and seek not to alter me. BETTY JAMES Good nature and evenness of temper will give you an easy companion for life, LYNDON JOHNSON Why should life all labor be. HAROLD KENT It's not whistling that makes the locomotive go - it’s the silent steam. AGNES KILLEN Her quiet ways only add to her charms. BRUCE KILLEN Sober but not serious, quiet but not idle. NELL KING Be glad of life because it gives you a chance to love, work and play. PEGGY LITTRELL A husband is a plaster that cures all die ills , of girlhood. HELEY LYLES Things don't turn up in this world until somebody turns them up. MARIE McGUIRE McCAIN Ring on her finger, man on her mind. HAZEL McMAHON Whether it’s basketball or other games of life, she has a high score. VERLINE MASON There’s joy of life within her eyes, and sweetly does she sing, ELVA SUE NASH It ain’t no use puttin’ up your umbrella 'till it rains. JAMES NOBLIT HA combination of wise and otherwise. PATSY O’CONNOR An ounce of cheerfulness is worth a pound of sadness. HOWARD ODOM Much study is weariness of the flesh. VERNI A MAE PEPPERS Not too serious, not too gay. BETTY SUE PERRY Mine is the pen of a worthy artist. RUTH PETTUS For she was just the quiet kind whose nature never changes. PAUL POWELL He's the only one of his kind. JAMES PUTMAN Take him for all and all, you will not find his like again. MARY FRANCES RAINES Blue eyes have been the downfall of many a man. TONY ANN REEVES If it can be done, I can do it. NEAL RIDDLE George Washington is dead, Caesar is dead, all great men are dying, and I don’t feel very well myself. BILLY RIPPY That smile, them eyes, he satisfies, especially the girls. HAROLD RUCKER Glad of other men’s good; content with my own. RALPH SHANNON Nature may stand forth and say to all die world, here’s a man! HILDA SIMBECK No sooner met but they looked; no sooner looked but they loved. NORMA JEAN SMITH Quietness can be deceiving. OKERLEEN SMITH A fragile gift is beauty. WILLMYR SPRINGER His brain starts working when he gets up in the morning and never stops till he reaches school. VALLENE STANFORD To be efficient in a quiet way, is my aim every day.” DOROTHY WALTERS A good nature is a thing to be cherished. WANDA WHITE Good natured and generous.” ELOISE WILCOXSON ” With malice toward none and charity for all. PAUL WILLIAMS Slow and easy. MARY JO WRAY A sunny disposition is the very soul of success. GLENN BARNETT Quietness often leads to fame. GILES BEDINGFIELD Speak little, think more, rest as often as possible. WILFORD YORK Take care of me; good men are scarce GAIL ALLEN DAVID BEASLEY FRANCES BECKMAN KATHLEEN BEDINGFIELD RUBY BELEW WILMA BELEW BONNIE BERRYHILL LORENE BIVENS BONNIE BUTTRUM EDITH CANERDAY BONNIE CANNON TOMMY CARSON BARBARA CASTEEL FRANKIE CLARK HERMAN CORUM JOE CORUM BETTY COX HORACE DOVER BETTY DURHAM BILLY ESTES MARTHA ETHEREDGE THERESA EVERS MARTHA EZELL MARIE FAULKNER GAIL FINE DONALD FORSYTHE JOE GIESKE LORETTO GIESKE JIMMY GOWEN WANDA GREEN MARGIE HALE BONNIE HARDWICK CELESTINE HARLAN DON HENDERSON SYBIL HOLLIS MILTON HOLLMAN BOBBY HOWARD JOYCE HUNT PEGGY HUNT BOBBY JONES DORIS NELL JOHNSTON GENEVA KILLEN JUNE KILLEN JEAN LYLES BILLY MARKS ITRA MARSTON BARBARA MASHBURN CARL MASON BILLY MATTHEWS KATHLEEN MATTHEWS FAYE METHVIN BONNIE McINTEAR JANE McGUIRE MARY MISENHEMER BETTY MORRISON DAVID MORROW DELLA MY RES ELOISE NASH BARBARA NEIDERT LAMAR NEW FRANCES NEWTON RUSSELL NEWTON TONY PARROTT SHIRLEY PERRY JOHN PILLOW BARBARA PORTER FARRIS ROBERTS YVONNE RUSS CONDRAN RUSS MARJORIE RINKS GLORIA RIDGEWAY HAROLD RIDGWAY CARL JOE REEVES J.W. SMITH BOBBY SMITH LESLIE SIMS RAYMOND SLATER ELESE STEPHENSON REGINA STANFORD MARY ROSE SPRINGER THOMAS THOMPSON EULA TOWNSEND MORRIS THOMAS WM. THOMAS THORNTON BARBARA WEATHERS JOAN WHITLEY BOBBIE WILCOXSON FAYE YARBROUGH Betty Barnett Eugene Barnett Jewel Barnett JoAnn Bassham Connie Be lew Don Be lew Sue Be lew Wilda Boston Jackie Bottoms William Lewis Bradley Nadine Brown Jane Busby Alma Buttrum Ruby Chandler Bobby Ray Clifton James Earl Corum June Couch Joyce Crews Morland Ezell Reva Lee Ezell Nora Ferrell Betty Jane Franklin Gene Franklin Melvin Franklin Virginia Hale Lee Roy Hammond Brenda Handson Betty Jo Harlan Jo Ann Hollis Willa Jean Hollis Bonnie Howell Bonnie Nell Hughes Gilford Hurst Letha Mae Jackson Hazel James Bernice Johnston Carson Johnston Jimmy Kelly Jimmy Ray Kent Martha King Carolyn Koelsh Arthur Lawson Howard Lumpkins Joe Lumpkins Laura Jo Malone Howard Marston Lorene Mashburn James Paul McAdams Jimmie McDonel Joyce Me Dow Mac McGee Malcolm Moore Cherene Morris Sue Morris James Newton Joyce Newton Hugh Norwood Janice Owens James Patt Elise Perry Edward Posey James Price Joe Purcell Minnie Paul Riddle C.M. Robbins Billy Ray Robertson Mary Jo Robertson Shirley Rucker Billy Gene Rusk Ethel Russ Jo Ann Russ Helen Sandlin Roy Sandrell Kenneth Shannon Ann Sue Simbeck Jeanette Sims Margaret Slagle Katherine Slater J.W. Smith Sondra Smith Doris Nell Springer Jimmy Stanford Joe Stanford Betty Swine a Carol Aijn Taylor Jean Thompson Reba Todd Barney Urban Jean Vandiver Kenneth Weldon Doris Venable Mary Ann White W.B. Wilcoxson Roger Williams Rosa Nell Willi a ms Elmer Wilson Gladyce Wilson Rachel Wilson Jackie Wray Waylon Wright 0?te4£(ne € r Betty Augustin Mary Nell Bailey Margaret Bates Tommy Beckman Charles Bedtngfield Alton Be lew Rosie Nell Bivens Mary Edna Box Billy Braly Carol Ann Brown Morris Brown Wanda Brown Della Butler Joyce Byrd Mary Nell Byrd Neva Lois Cain Floyd Carson Jerry K. Casteel Jimmy Chance Elmer Lee Chandler Eugene Cook Mary Lee Creekmore Bonnie Curtis Betty Sue Davis Carol Davis Howard Davis Karl Davis Junior Dean Doris Durham Mary Jane Earnest 0?'te4 tne t Charles Eddy Jaunita Eells Ray Estes Bobby Ezell Iva Nell Ezell Vella B. Ezell Grady Faught Charles Fields Lois Fisher Ruby Fisher Bruce Melvin Fowler Fannie Fowler Vondell Fulks Tom Gabel Glyn Gillespie Lucille Goolsby Ramond Goolsby Frances Graves Lillie Green Doris Nell Griffin Alton Grigsby Reba Grooms Way land Hall Marylin Hammond Carolyn Harlan Grady Haygood Carolyn Hill Douglas Hill Bernice Hodge Fannie Hodges James Arley Howell James Hum Wynell Jackson Edward James Pauline James Kenneth Johns Charles Johnson Ellard Johnson Bernice Joiner Reba 'Kimbrell Lenis Lawson Norma Lawson Orville Lee Dale Littrell Gayle Littrell Edith Long W. C. Looney Annie Luffman June Lumpkins Paul Mason Vonda Lee Matthews James Marks Morris Marks Faye McCord Charles McDow Larry Misenhimer Herbert Mosley Mary Agnes Newton Martha Newton Pattie Odem Billie Odem Bobby Newton Eugene Quillen Clara Mae Quillen Timothy O’Connor Shirley Pace Gloria Pardsh Peggy Perry Dorothy Perry Leanard Peters ?%eti unctt Bonnie Nell Pettus Martha Pettus John Plaskett Bobby Price Joe Richter Wanda Riddle Joyce Robertson Louis Robertson One da Robertson Waunell Rogers James Russ Bobby Sandrell Sue Shelton Alvin Simbeck Cletus Simbeck Oscar Simbeck Loyd Slagle Clarence Smith Ivalene Smith June Springer Robert Springer Monroe Steadman Jackie Stephenson Robert Swindell Betty Jean Taylor Margaret Thompson Nadine Thompson Ann Tidwell J.W. Townsend Charles Weathers Richard Wilcoxson Charlsie Williams George Williams J.B. Wilson Howard Yarbrough id. -� .s. Sweetheart BETTY JAMES Prince Charming JIMMY PUTMAN SetUvi tcU4 'pcio xitl Most Likely to Succeed YVONNE DAVIS MAX HARTSFIELD Best All Around ELOISE WILCOXSON RALPH SHANNON Most Athletic LURA CASTEEL HAROLD KENT Most Popular VERLINE MASON JAMES NOBLIT fycuttin 'pcio titeA Most Popular Most Athletic ETHEL RUSS JIMMY KENT S fo£ HH6 xe 0p ZV4%ite4 Most Popular ANN SUE SIMBECK JAMES PAUL McADAMS Best Looking BONNIE HUGHES HOWARD LUMPKINS c- Best All Around BERNICE JOHNSTON CARSON JOHNSTON (?leu4 'pav UtcA Most Popular JUNE SPRINGER KARL DAVIS Best Looking ANN TIDWELL RICHARD WILCOXSON Best All Around CAROL DAVIS JACKIE STEPHENSON Most Athletic ANNIE BELL LUFFMAN JAMES MARKS Outstanding Studenti Outstanding Awards MARIE BASSHAM RALPH SHANNON Marie won second place In the Con- servation Essay Contest and third place in the Tuberculosis Essay Contest. Shannon was voted the most valu- able football player and received the American Legion Award. The Senior Class participated in a Magazine Sale sponsored by the Curtis Circulation Company. The entire amount sold was $2,022.30, the highest amount yet sold by any Senior Class of Loretto. SENIOR OFFICERS President, James Noblit Vice President, Harold Kent Secretary, Peggy Hardwick Treasurer, Marie Bassham Sponsors, Mrs. Russ, Mr. Potts, Mr. Cutrei JUNIOR OFFICERS President, Don Forsythe Vice President, David Beasley Secretary and Treasurer, Faye Y arbrougfa Reporter, Billy Marks Sponsors, Miss Hammond, Mr. Gunselman President, Bobby Swindell Vice President, Bobbie Pettus Secretary and Treasurer, Orville Lee Reporter, June Springer Sponsors, Miss Jordan, Miss Augustine Ruth Evans Assistant Editor Yvonne Davis Business Manager Marie Bassham Editor Betty James Secretary Wilma Hammond Snapshot Editor Betty Sue Perry Art Editor Verline Mason Class Editor Hazel McMahon Sports Editor Harold Kent Sports Editor Don Craft Features Editor Brucie Killen Advertising Manager Frankie Clark Junior Representative OFFICERS Yvonne Davis - Helen Lyles - - Mable Evans — Miss Hammond ■ Hazel McMahon Nell King----- Ruth Evans---- -------Reporter -----Secretary P arliamentarian - - - - Sponsor - Vice President -Treasurer - - - - President CHAPTER HOMEMAKERS N Back row: Gabel, Morris, Fine, Mashbum, Hurst, James, Brown, Bailey. Third row: Slagle, Vandiver, Todd, Franklin, Alien, Casteel, Lyles, Hale, Williams. Second row: Grooms, Waiters, Koelsch, Gies- kie, Hammond, Smith, Smith, Riddle, Hunt, Johnston, Stephenson, Whitley. First row: Hollis, Bassham, Harlan, Gray, Misenhimer, Wilcoxson, Jackson, Reeves. JUNIOR HOMEMAKERS Sixth row: Curtis, Whitehead, Perry, Andrews, Newton, Bailey, Lump- kins, Fifth row: Simbeck, Matthews, Russ, Barnett, Robertson, Wilson, Fourth row: Guthrie, McCord, Hickok, Thompson, Taylor, Third row: Marston, King,T ay lor, Harlan, Second row: Hollis, OfConnor, Crews, Hanson, Taylor, Fulks, Hill, Ferrell, Bassham, First row: Lyles, Mc- Mahon, Evans, King, Davis, Fair Booth Scenes and Initiation OFFICERS Coy Beiew------- Laris Ezell----- Linden Johnson - - Morris Ray Thomas Billy Estes — - - - Farris Roberts-- Tom------------- Vice President -----President — Secretary - - - Reporter — -Treasurer - - - Sentinel -------Mascot GREENHANDS Fourth row: O Connor, Smith, Russ, Shannon, Johnston, Allred, Rucker, Beckman, Sandrell. Third ro Gieskie, Ridgway, James, Slagle, McDow, Yarbrough, Wilson, Grigsby, Quillen. Second row; Smith, Peters, Price, Price, Johnson, Fields, Hill, Wilcoxson, GabeL. First row: Newton, Howell, Bedingfiel Beiew, Simbeck, Townsend, Stutts. Gail, Bonnie, Peggy, and Nell Helen, Bernice, Jean, and Martha Cafeteria Staff MRS. MYRICK MRS. GIESKE MISS LENA LAMPRECHT Ad Salesmen MAX HARTSFIELD J. D. CAMPBELL SUE GROOMS DOROTHY WALTERS MR. JOHNSTON OUR BUS DRIVERS Franklin. Brown, Robertson, Russ, Berryhill, Gunselman, Gillespie, Corum. Awards Made By The Quarterback Club HAROLD KENT - The Mustangs' Best Blocker RALPH SHANNON - The Mustangs' Most Valuable Player Valedictorian MARIE BASSHAN Salutatorian YVONNE DAVIS These students maintained an average to merit the Honor Roll for the first semester. ;4t6letic4 Queen......................PEGGY HARDWICK Football Captain...............HAROLD KENT EZELL CHANCE BELEW SQUAD Loretto High School ADAIR 1953 Football Schedule Sept. 4 Pulaski--------------------------H Sept. 11 BGA.......................T Sept. 18 Lawrenceburg--------------H Sept. 25 Petersburg----------------H Oct. 2 Open. Oct. 9 Open. Oct. 16 Mt. Pleasant-------------T Oct. 23 Rogersville--------------T Oct. 30 Centerville--------------H Nov. 6 Hohenwald----------------H Nov. 13 Tentative. REEVES EDDY SLATER MEIGS KENT, J. 1953 J. MARKS Tackle JOHNSTON Guard NOBLIT Back T. CARSON End B. MARKS End RIPPY Guard SHANNON Tackle FORSYTHE Center KENT Back CRAFT Back Noblit Killen Fox T. Carson Kent Forsythe Marks F. Carson First row: Williams, Griffin, Fox, Noblit, Killen, F. Carson, Thorton. Second row: Coach Pechonick, Eddy, T. Carson, Kent, Mosely, Forsythe, Marks, Reeves, Manager. SQUAD Thorton A TEAM B. Casteel L. Casteel Russ McMahon V andiver Davis Jackson Managers, Stephenson, Lyles Coach, McCoy tyOilt ‘Sat etfaUl Lyles Davis Andrews Russ Matthews Riddle SQUAD SUBS White Luffman Johnston Todd Riddle Jackson White Y. Russ Johnston Vandiver Davis L. Casteel Lyles Matthews B. Casteel Todd Luffman C. Davis E. Russ L CLUB First row: Ethridge, McMahon, E. Russ, Johnston, Davis. Second row: Lyles, Y. Russ, Vandiver, Casteel. Rippy, Craft, Killen, Fox, Shannon, Noblit, Kent, Forsythe. COACHES, CAPTAINS and MANAGERS First row: Casteel, Davis. Second row: Pechonick, Killen, Lyles, Steveson, Craft, McCoy. Third row: Parrot, Matthews, Kent, Reeves. Cheerleaders MARY JO WRAY JEANETTE SIMS SONDRA SMITH BARBARA WEATHERS JUNE KILLEN BOBBIE WILCOXSON The Queen and her Court Yea Team!!!! There were times we thought we wouldn't, But we finally got it done, It took a lot of effort, But we had a lot of fun. We hope you liked it!! ! THE STAFF s4td Sa B00TERY PHONE 3111 Lawrenceburg, Tennessee Compliments of pj Barber Shop C Loret+o, Tenn. LAWRENCEBURG, TENN. HARRY M. WILLIS PHONE 4207 FRAMING KODAK FINISHING COPYING 399 tilt© j iubio THE BALD-HEADED BOYS Phone 3286 l04 2 n. military street LAWRENCEBURG, TENNESSEE WYLIE M. WILLIS PHONE 4882 PORTRAITURE COLORING ENLARGING Compliments of 'ct £eu M OTOR CO., INC. DODGE PASSENGER CARS DODGE JOB-RATED TRUCKS Lawrenceburg, Tenn. 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