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Si Principal A. D. CHAPMAN ««SI %v.vV — Greetings: ' To the Valiant Heart Naught is Impossible, the motto of the Senior Class of 1961 is a challenge to each of us as we look to the future in the Space Age in which we live. The countdown of operation PROGRESS has been made. The race has already started. Get your helmets ready. No one has reached the moon yet. We the Senior Class of 1961 dedicate this 1961 MUSTANG, to the girls' basket- ball team and their coach Jim McCoy, who with their great team effort and sports- manship carried the school banner high through four tournaments, the last one being the state tournament where, by only a single point they were defeated for the state championship. 4 • ' FRONT ROW: Roger Odem, Joyce Smithe, Mary Nell Hollis, Glenda Flatt, Pat Weathers, Peggy Brown. BACK ROW: Justine Myrick, Janie Kimbrell, Iva Nell Lee, Doris Mashburn, Sally Howard, Mary Francis Wilson, Brenda Hunt, Carolyn Holloway, and Coach JTM McCOY. i 5 awrence Gounii y Goarci of Cc cfucahon C. W. HOLT, Superintendent MRS. C. W. LUNA, Secretary HARWELL EDWARDS, Chairman M. V. BROWN Loretto R. G. CHAPMAN Five Points A. A. GREEN Iron City TED MARTIN Summertown NOAH HILL, JR. Loretto WINK CAMPBELL Lawrenceburg SAM LENTZ Summertown HIRAM HOLTSFORD Lawrenceburg 6 acu ft f MR. JOHN CUTRELL Mathematics MRS. LACY GIBBS General Business Ancient History MR. JAMES GUNSELMAN General Science Who? Me! MRS. W. F. ARNOLD English - Latin MISS RUTH AUGUSTIN English - Chemistry MRS. HELEN BECKMAN English - Latin Zf'aculiy MISS BARBARA HAMMOND Home Economics These are the times that try women’s souls. MRS. GENE HAYES Band - Music MISS FLORA JORDAN Librarian MR. JAMES McCOY Physical Education Coach MRS. ALF MYRICK Commercial MR. JAMES PLASKETT English - Student Advisor MRS. PATTY’PUTMAN Secretary 8 'T'aculty MR. FLOYD E. RUSHING, JR. Agriculture MRS. ALVIN RUSS Mathematics - Physical Education MR. RAYMOND RUSS Social Science MRS. RAYMOND RUSS English - Art MR. J. B. SMITH Biology - Coach - Mechanical Drawing Oh, for the life of a king. LA______ President - WAYLAND HARTSFIELD Vice President - BETTY THOMAS Secretary - BARBARA EELLS Treasurer - KAY FARRIS Reporter - JIM GREEN Sponsors - MRS. GIBBS AND MR. GUNSELMAN II ELMER ADAIR A one man circus that Ringling doesn't own. HALL YE ADAIR A good nature is a thing to be cherished. SHIRLEY ALLEN A sunny disposition is the very soul of success. IMOGENE BARNETT Sober but not serious, quiet but not idle. BILLY BARROW He put his troubles in a trunk and sat down on the lid. NOREEN BECKMAN A friend you can be proud of. JO ANN BEUERLEIN Always laughing, never sad; some- times naughty, never bad. TOMMY BOTTOMS Never lets himself be worried, hurried, or flurried, JERRY BROWN Girls on my right, girls on my left. More, more, more. JUDY BOSTON I can love no more, my heart is full. EDNA BYRD Friendly, with a sweet disposition, she sees no evil, hears no evil, speaks no evil. BOBBIE RUTH CAMPBELL You have to be a queen to rule. ANN CHAPMAN The glass of fashion and the mold of form. JENNIE CLIFTON I live for fun and fun I have. DANNY CROSS With talent, looks, and girls what else could he want? HAROLD DAVIS I will be quiet now, but there will be a time when you will hear me. MAE DEAN Smile and the world smiles with you.” BARBARA EELLS A true and loyal friend to all who know her. BONNIE ELKINS What is the good of living if you can’t enjoy yourself?” JEANETTE ETHEREDGE There’s mischief lurking in her pleasant smile. ” THOMAS EZELL He never worries about tomorrow because he is too busy worrying today about what he should have done yester- day. KAY FARRIS To know her is to love her. LINDA FERGUSON Oh love, if death be sweeter, let me die! MIKE FOWLER A wise brain with a curly cover. ” WANDA FOWLER Through her expressive eyes, her soul speaks distinctly. WILLIAM FOWLER Take good care of me, good men are scarce. BOBBY FRANKLIN He came to school to get a general idea of things. GAIL FRANKLIN She is quiet and sweet with an eager- ness to help that has made her dear to all. KENNETH GALLAHER Don’t think - you might disturb your mind. JIM GREEN A combination of wise and other- wise. DONALD HAMMOND If life was measured by smiles he would live forever. DALE HANSON Be there a will, then wisdom finds a way. FRANCES HARTSFIELD Her care was never to offend and every creature was her friend. H WAYLAND HARTSFIELD Those who say the least are often the wisest. ANITA HARVELL Always in a hurry, always late; but better late than never. SHIRLEY HENDRIX Personality is the recipe for success. CATHERINE HENKEL The unspoken word never does harm. MARY NELL HOLLIS Success follows those who win. CAROLYN HOLLAWAY Mother always said I’d be the presi- dent's wife. BUTCH HOWELL It takes more to be a Howelling success than just a howl. SONDRA HUNT It is nice to be natural if you are naturally nice. WILDA SUE INN MAN Rather quiet she seems to be, but after five you can't fool me. MARY TOM JACKSON In every crowd she makes a hit, be- cause she has that certain it. JOY JAMES To know her is to enjoy a constant stream of delightful surprises. CATHERINE JOHNS A modest girl in words and ways; she justly earns her classmates' praise. BILLY JOHNSON Great oaks from little acorns grow. JAMES ARTHUR JOHNSON He would stop St. Peter's roll call to ask a question. LARRY KILLEN A young man who blushes is better than one who turns pale. JANIE KIMBRELL After all is said and done, more is said than done. PAT LAWSON She knew not those sweet words she spoke nor knew her own sweet ways. DON LEE Worry has killed many a person. Why die? JIMMY LUFFMAN Blessed is the man who invented sleep. NANCY MABE I think I think more than you think I think. LAWRENCE MASHBURN Give me vacation or give me death. DILLARD MASON If you think for one minute that you understand women you have timed it just about right. faye McConnell Ring on her Anger, man on her mind. GERALD MICHAEL To work or not to work that is the question. REBECCA MOORE Easy going, never hurrying, but hard to stop. WANDA MORRISON Silence is golden, but who am I to make money. GLENN NEWTON For every school boy with a spark of genius, there is a dozen with igni- tion trouble. DORIS NORWOOD A good heart is worth gold. JIMMY NORWOOD He carries his troubles in his pocket with a hole in it. PAT O’CONNOR A careful student - careful not to overdo. MELINDA PARSONS Next week I MUST get organized. LEVONNE PETTUS She laughs and chatters herself into the hearts of everyone. ELAINE PHILLIPS You never can tell what she'll do next. ROSEMARY PLASKETT Blessed are the sleepy, for they shall soon drop off. FAYE PRICE Here's a girl not shy or bold, but she's a friend as good as gold. BETTY FAYE QUILLEN You can’t always tell what she's thinking by what she's doing. MARY ELLEN REEVES My tongue within my life I rein, for who talks much must talk in vain. ELLEN RICHARDSON It's silly to think. Let's talk. NELL RINKS She's a neat chick for somebody's coop. JIMMY ROBERSON Sometimes he sits and thinks. Sometimes he just sits. ” LINDA LOU ROBERSON As industrious as Rip Van Winkle. RICHARD ROBERSON Work just fascinates me - I can sit and look as it for hours. E. W. SMITH Be sure your brain is engaged be- fore putting mouth in gear. JENNIE SMITH What's the good of living if you can't enjoy yourself?” W. C. SMITH Socrates went around giving advice. They poisoned him. FRED SPRINGER That sounds almost as good as it would have if I had said it myself. CAROLYN STANFORD Through thick and thin, she's a friend to the end. LOIS STORY MShe already has her diploma. Third finger, left hand. ROY STORY Whether it’s basketball or other games of life, ROY has a big score at Loretto High. E. W. TAYLOR It’s not what you do, it's what you get away with. BETTY THOMAS The hurrier I go, the behinder I get. BOBBY THOMAS The only bad thing about loafing is that you can't stop and rest. SHARON WEAVER I enjoy walking to and from class, especially from. — 77Tos Humorous WANDA MORRISON JIMMY ROBERSON 5riencfliesi ROSEMARY PLASKETT WAYLAND HARTSFIELD M os Tl h e ic JANIE KIMBRELL DON LEE Mos 7lm i ious BARBARA EELLS LARRY KILLEN 24 Jauorites KAY FARRIS DONALD HAMMOND Junior Cj ass O jfii veers President - NEIL HOLLMAN Vice President - HARVEY JOINER Secretary-Treasurer - HASSEL NEWTON Reporter - TOMMY PASSARELLA Sponsors - MRS. HAYES AND MR. McCOY Danny Barnett Joyce Barnett Don Beecham Donald Belew Ronald Belew Steve Belew Carole Bell Ellen Bivens Margaret Brown Opaline Brown Peggy Brown Roy Brown Dorothy Burnett Landis Burnette Butch Chapman Glenn Colvert Faye Dean Brenda Dishongh Elaine Etienne Glenda Flatt Mack Gabel w 30 Jerry Gambel Fred Garretson Margie Gist J. W. Glass Mary Ann Glass Edalphene Gray Grade Hartsfield Nell Henkel Myra Holden Mary Ann Hollman Neil Hollman Jimmy Howard Linda Howell Brenda Hunt Gerald Johns Harvey Joiner Herbert Kelton Wayne Kilpatrick Jimmy Kimbrell Sue Ann Legg Faye Luffman Peggy Lumpkins Doris Mashbum Brian McAfee w Myra McCain Darlene Me Dow Jo Ann McGee Linda Mclntear Butch McMackin Martha Miller Virgil Mullins Glen Myers Justin Myrick Justine Myrick Bobby Neidert Cathy Neidert Carolyn Sue Newton Hassel Newton Hilda Newton Kenneth Newton Linda Newton Bobbie O'Connor Jean O'Connor Roger Odem Robert Olson Tommy Passarella Glen Payne Jan Pennington Roy Perry Faye Polk Alice Prince Billy Purser Carrol Quillen Glenda Reeves Carolyn Rinks Violet Robbins Joan Robertson Gary Rochester Elaine Russ Franklin Sandlin Bill Sandy J. W. Shaddix Gail Short ■■I Bobby Simbeck James Smith Joyce Smith Johnnie Ruth Springer Tommy Story Arnold Stutts Betty Stutts Elizabeth Swinea Linda Taylor Linda Tays Ronald Tays Kay Thomas Joyce Todd Dudley Wakefield Brenda Weathers Buddy Weathers Pat Weathers Mac White Linda Williams Bertie Wilson Dewey Wilson Titos i Humorous DORIS MASHBURN CARROL QUILLEN Tlrienc Jiesj LINDA NEWTON DON BEECHAM Titos TT ti e ic ROGER ODEM TOMMY STORY TIT as i Ambitious JUSTINE MYRICK JUSTIN MYRICK J3est OMZZrounS GERALD JOHNS PEGGY BROWN J3est Personality SALLY HOWARD RONALD BELEW President - MIKE NOBLIT Vice President - COLLIN ROBERSON Reporter - LARRY McMASTERS Secretary - JANE DAVIS Sponsors - MISS HAMMOND AND MR. PLASKETT 39 Barbara Allen Carolyn Andrews Jerry Andrews Sue Barnett Dianne Beckman Bettie Belew Bobby Beuerlein Martha Birdyshaw Haylen Boston Helen Busby Betty Bush Paulie Buttram Aaron Creekmore Vici Cross Geraldine Davis Jane Davis Dorothy Dean James Dishongh Travis Dollar Edna Dover Gail Dover Jimmy Dryden Carolyn Ferrell Barbara Fisher Jerry Fox Dexter Franklin Ralph Freeland Bill Gable Ted Garretson Ruth Gieske Johnny Glass Kaye Goolsby Linda Grooms Myra Hand Judy Harrison Barbara Hendrix Carl Henkel Larry Hensley Jack Hodges Linda Holden Dwight Hollis James Hollis Martha Hollman Portia Holt Shirley Hood Cheryl Hughes Joyce Hunt Carolyn Inman Sue James Victoria Jenkins Connie Johns Harold Killen Margie Killen Milton Killen Ernie Kollefrath Carl Lamprecht Iva Nell Lee Dwain Legg Jerry Lumpkins Travis Mayfield Martha McAdams Frances McCracken Peggy McCrory Linda McDonald Sarah McKinney Danny Me Masters Larry Me Masters Stevie Misenhimer Charles Moore Carolyn Newton Faye Newton Mike Noblit 43 Don Phillips Kenneth Putman Barbara Quillen Sharlon Richardson Jack Richter Linda Ridgeway Janet Riddle V. 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Robbins Colin Roberson Robert Robertson Carl Robinson Dorothy Rusk Kathryn Russ James Sewell Tom Shelton Frank Silver Fred Simbeck William Slater Stanley Smith Tommy Steadman Tony Steele Billy Stutts Edward Swinea Sandra Thomas Larry Todd Glenn Turner Roger Walker Allen Walters Malcolm Walters Dennis White Marcella Wilburn Bennie Williams Jane Williams Agnes Wilson Mary Frances Wilson Wayne Wray Thomas Yarbrough Jimmy Yeager PHOTOS NOT AVAILABLE Marie Mosley Alvin Smith Linda Yeager (JICr. ancf TITiss Sophomore Cj ass CAROLYN FERRELL AND JACK HODGES Mos Humorous KAIH7SM HESS JIMMY YEAGER Hnencfliest JANE DAVIS STANLEY SMITH Mos At 2 e tic IVA NELL LEE ALLEN WALTERS 47 J3est C71 I C71roun cf PEGGY McCRORY MALCOLM WALTERS C 3esf Personality BARBARA ALLEN FRED SIMBECK TJTos Im bilious CONNIE JOHNS DANNY McMASTERS favorites Sarah mckinney JAMES DISHONGH Afn ma TKaier President - PAT LYNCH Vice President - KATHYRN BROWN Secretary and Reporter - BARBARA McDOW Sponsors - MISS AUGUSTIN AND MR. RUSHING 50 Rozell Abercrombie Virginia Adair Judson Adams Carthel Allen Jackie Allen Dwight Barnett Mary Ann Barnett Tommy Barrow Bobby Bassham A1 Beckman Bobby Beckman James Belew Robert Blackwell Dew ana Boston Bill Boyd Bob Boyd Beula Bradley Peggy Bradley Larry Brown Kathy Brown Jimmy Brown Rose Butler Johnny Carter Michael Carter Robert Chandler Wylodine Chandler Homer Cheek Connie Clayton Martha Clifton Cindy Cornett Henry Corum Shirley Corum Linda Daniels Sandra Daniels Bobby Ruth Davis Doris Ann Denton Mary Dishongh Jackie Dixon James Dotson Christine Dover Judy Ellis Barbara Emerson Danny Ferguson Peggy Fields Jo Ann Fisher 52 Ivalene Flatt Ruthiedell Flatt Billy Fleming Bretha Fleming Nancy Fowler Barbara Franklin Brenda Galli an Kenneth Garretson Donald Giles Carolyn Golden Nelda Graves Daniel Gray Barbara Green Jimmy Green Bobby Joe Gully Mason Hammond Glenda Hannah Linda Hannah Arnold Hanson Butch Hargrove Linda Harrison Jane Hartsfield Barbara Hensley Martha Hill Shirley Hill Glynn Hollis Edith Hollman James Hollman Joe Hollman Jacky Holt Charles Inman Jeanette Joiner Charlotte Kempson Patricia Kennedy Don Killen Dwight King Trudy Koster Paula Jo Legg Johnny Lyles Pat Lynch Henry Marcus Donald Marks Tony Marks Kalen Mashburn Floyd Matthews Jerry Mattox John McCullars Barbara Me Dow Jimmy Me Masters Rosa Lee Miller Phi 11 Moore W. C, Moore Charles Moriarity Harry Mullins Glenda Ann Newton Linda Newton Jerry O'Connor Peggy O'Connor Carolyn Olive Wanda Olive Shirley Peppers Dianne Perry Joan Perry Edison Pettus Wayne Polk Bobby Pruitt Helen Pruitt Carroll Purser Delphine Purser Frances Purser Thomas Purser Kay Richardson Jack Richardson Jo Ann Ridgeway June Robertson Barbara Rogers Roland Rogers Martha Russ Wanda Russ Marvin Sandrell Brenda Sandy Reba Seymore Faye Short Patricia Silver Julius Sim beck Thella Mae Simbeck B. Dwight Smith Dwight W. Smith Brenda Springer Carolyn Springer Gary Springer Marilyn Springer Phillip Springer Ronda Springer Terry Springer Linda Staggs Joan Stutts Patsy Taylor Carroll Thomas Jerry Thomas Faye Tidwell Kenneth Turner Judy Walters Kenneth Weathers Dwight White Sandra White Barbara Whitley Carolyn Wilburn Trudy Wilburn Wayne Wilcoxson Judith Williams Tim Williams Jewel Wilson James Wisdom David Woodward Ellen Yarber NO PHOTO AVAILABLE: Harold Faulkner Melvin Fitzgerald James Hollis Jimmy Lee Jane Newton Wr. ancf JIC ss 7resAman Glass BARBARA GREEN AND JUDSON ADAMS 58 Mos amorous JERRY THOMAS KATHY BROWN riencZZies JOHNNY LYLES SHIRLEY PEPPERS Mos A hfe ic TIM WILLIAMS EDITH HOLLMAN organizations BEGINNER BAND CADENCE CLUB V GROUP PICTURES OFFICERS 7. 7. 71 Put your little foot, Mrs. Claudie. Mr. Story informs his class on current events. Cj czss Scenes Mr. Cutrell explains a problem. Mr. Gunselman plays with an electric motor. Coach Smith demon- strates a chart in biology. Glass Scenes Miss Augustine ex- plains the bulletin board. .. ()fass Scenes Coach McCoy operates the record player in Phys. Ed. A typical day for Miss Jordan. Miss Jordan's Assistants. Mrs. Belew Mrs. Hunt Mrs. Springer Mrs. Jones Guess who wears the pants in this family? 75 Magazine salesmen who sold over a hundred dollars. 76 J. G? L J£OZ. ) am a) arm my KING E. W. TAYLOR QUEEN BOBBIE CAMPBELL Attendants DONALD HAMMOND BETTY THOMAS 78 Maryville-Alcoa Jaycee Trophy District Champions c Spo Vs Second Place, Regional Seasonal Champions Second Place, State Tournament COACH AND CAPTAINS MANAGERS Holloway and Myrick 81 HOLLIS FLATT SMITHE HUNT easona f7Jfa Hollis in for two points 0ourn ament 83 Flatt in Action Jump, Pat •v Hollis and Flatt in action Captains receiving regional trophy ALL REGIONAL TEAM Flatt, Hollis, Brown, Weathers, Odem The State Tournament Parade 85 Anita Harvell Jay James OUR BEST SUPPORTERS Vickie Cross, Joy James, Anita Harvell, Glenda Reeves, JoAnne McGee Diane Beckman THE FIGHTING MUSTANGS AND COACH SMITH MANAGERS: M cm asters Noblitt COACH SMITH and CAPTAIN LEE 87 SENIORS Don Lee William Fowler Roy Story D. LEE W. FOWLER R. STORY 7o urn am en JJlcnj Look at that form Passarella scores two Story Brothers in Action THE MUSTANGS ON DEFENSE BOYS’ BASKETBALL SCHEDULE Loretto Opp. 53 Clifton 50 52 Lexington 49 52 W aynesboro 42 51 Bodenham 50 41 Collinwood 50 58 Centerville 72 79 Mt. Pleasant 43 49 Waynesboro 55 45 Summertown 40 53 Linden 49 61 Lexington 63 50 Hohenwald 48 49 Summertown 47 53 Mt. Pleasant 37 56 Lawrenceburg 69 71 Pulaski 54 66 Clifton 75 63 Hohenwald 49 62 Collinwood 58 48 Linden 68 62 Lawrenceburg 78 55 Centerville 74 y 73 OUR FOOTBALL SQUAD COACHES Mr. Smith Mr. McCoy SENIOR MANAGER Elmer Adair CAPTAINS Jim Green Butch Howell N. HOLLMAN B. SIMBECK F. SIMBECK B, SANDY D. BELEW M. WALTERS S. SMITH A. WALTERS J. ADAMS That's All Folks! 93 BOBBIE RUTH CAMPBELL 95 Queen Bobbie and Her Court G u j Most Valuable Boy Basketball Player WILLIAM FOWLER G Most Valuable Girl Basketball Player MARY NELL HOLLIS Most Valuable Football Player JIM GREEN H J unior Senior J$an juet Valedictorian LARRY KILLEN C ass icf it CLASS NIGHT AWARDS M.C. Glass Ciyht ENTERTAINMENT Betty Thomas Ellen Reeves Glenda Reeves Carolyn Holloway Gale Franklin In the memorable year of 1957, the class of 1961 launched its ship on the sea of Secondary Education at Loretto High School. There were approximately 115 of us as Freshmen then who entered with mixed emotions - exultant and jubilant over future plans but doubtful and fearful about things we did not know. The building looked so large to us that first day, the teachers so sophisticated, and the surroundings so mysterious. We soon overcame these difficulties how- ever and became adjusted to our new school and its method of procedure. To guide us through our high school years, we elected Mrs. Lacy Gibbs and Mr. James Gunselman as our sponsors. The officers for our Freshman year were: Jim Green - President; Larry Killen - Vice President; Sherry Looney - Secre- tary-Treasurer and Bobbie Ruth Campbell - Reporter. The freshman superlatives were; Best All Round - Jerry Brown and Sherry Looney; Wittiest - James Arthur Johnson and Priscilla Smith; Most Athletic - Jim Green and Wanda Fowler. Butch Howell and Bobbie Ruth Campbell were County Day Representatives in the Freshman class. Joy James, with Larry Killen as her escort, was the Fresh- man attendant of the 1957 football Queen. graclaatl0n Gfass Jfistoru 105 Our Sophomore year began in 1958. By this time about 15 had fallen by the wayside. We felt so much more mature, now that we were Sophomores and we could look down upon the Freshman with an air of superiority. For our Sophomore officers we elected: Jim Green - President; Tommy Bottoms - Vice President; Jo Ann Beuerlein - Secretary-Treasurer; Pricilla Smith - Reporter. The Sophomore Superlatives were: Best All-Round - Richard Roberson and Gail MacMackin; Most Athletic - Mary Nell Hollis and Keeneth Gallaher; Wittiest - Jimmy Roberson and Faye McConnell. Wanda Morrison, with Tommy Bottoms as her escort, was the Sophomore attendant of the 1958 football Queen. Jim Green and Jo Ann Beuerlein were the County Day Representatives in our Soph- omore year. When our Junior year rolled around in 1959, a few others had gone their separate ways and about 100 of us were left striving to reach our goal of grad- uating from high school. Our Junior class officers were; Richard Roberson - President; Jimmy Roberson - Vice President; Gale Franklin - Secretary -Treas- urer; Wayland Hartsfield - Reporter. The Junior Superlatives were: Mr. and Miss Junior Class - Jim Green and Kay Farris; Most Humorous - Jimmy Rober- son and Carolyn Holloway; Most Typical - Danny Cross and Shirley Allen; Friendliest - Kenneth Gallaher and Rosemary Plaskett; Most Ambitious - Wil- liam Fowler and Shirley Hendrix; Best All-Round - Jerry Stephenson and Bar- bara Eells; Wayland Hartsfield and Ann Chapman; Most Athletic - Don Lee and Janie Kimbrell; Most Studious - Larry Killen and Mary Ellen Reeves; Most Tal- ented - James Arthur Johnson and Betty Thomas; Most Popular - Tommy Bot- toms and Jeanette Etheredge. The County Day Representatives were Noreen Beckman and Wayland Hartsfield. The Junior attendants of the football Queen were Bobbie Ruth Campbell and Kay Farris. One of the highlights of the year was the Junior-Senior Banquet. Richard Roberson, President, gave the wel- come address and Wayland Hartsfield conducted the devotional. Our Senior year began in 1961, climaxing our four years at Loretto High School. Fourteen of our fellow classmates had deserted our ship of learning - some through marriage, enlisting in armed services and for various other rea- sons. The Senior Class officers were: Wayland Hartsfield - President; Betty Thomas - Vice President; Barbara Eells - Secretary; Kay Farris - Treasurer; Jim Green - Reporter. The Senior Superlatives were: Mr. and Miss L.H.S. - Bobby Thomas and Betty Thomas; Best All-Round - Danny Cross and Noreen Beckman; Most Humorous - Jimmy Roberson and Wanda Morrison; Friendliest - Wayland Hartsfield and Rosemary Plaskett; Most Ambitious - Larry Killen and Barbara Eells; Best Personality - Billy Barrow and Gale Franklin; Most Ath- letic - Don Lee and Janie Kimbrell; Favorites - Donald Hammond and Kay Farris. The County Day Representatives were Bobby Franklin and Barbara Eells. Larry Killen and Mary Ellen Reeves were chosen Valedictorian and Salutatorian respectively of the class. We have enjoyed working with our sponsors, Mr. Gunselman and Mrs. Gibbs, who have co-operated with us in every respect. PROCESSIONAL What a relief! Everyone made it all right. Distinguished Guests at Graduation Justin Myrick Buddy Weathers Ronald Belew Dewey Wilson Glenn Myers Everyone joins in the Alma Mater. Oressiny Icf Sa esmen Butch Howell Barbara Eells Wanda Morrison Noreen Beckman Jim Green Jerry Brown Ann Chapman Rebecca Moore Richard Roberson Carloyn Holloway Bobbie Campbell E. W. Smith Jennie Smith Anita Harvell Annual Salesmen Ellen Reeves Edna Byrd Nancy Mabe Judy Boston Faye McConnel Shirley Hendrix Dale Hanson Ben Becham Elmer Adair Jim Green Ellen Richardson 114 C ditor Larry Killen 115 ART EDITORS TYPISTS Rosemary Plaskett Jennie Lou Clifton Joy James Jeanette Etheredge Mary Jackson Sondra Hunt Central Office Maintenance LORETTO TELEPHONE OFFICE COMPLIMENTS LORETTO LIONS CLUB AUGUSTIN SUPER MARKET Tennessee LORETTO PHARMACY Loretto Tennessee m WILLIAMS BROTHERS GARAGE St. Joseph Tennessee WILLIS STUDIO Lawrenceburg Tennes see THE BANK OF LORETTO Loretto Tennessee COMPLIMENTS LELAND BEASLEY POST Loretto Tennessee COMPLIMENTS OF MURRAY OHIO Manufacturers of: Bicycles Tricycles and Rolling Toys Lawrence burg Tennes see ft SEALTEST FOODS COMPLIMENTS AUGUSTIN’S LUMBER COMPANY Tennessee CITY DRUG COMPANY Lawrenceburg Tennessee COMPLIMENTS NATIONAL CARBON COMPANY Lawrenceburg Works FIRST NATIONAL BANK - CROCKETT Jl LCP Or '•III :■ | I kCTT NORTH TO ALASKA JOHN STEWART WAYNE GRANGER KRESS AUTO PARTS Loretto Tennessee WDXE Lawrenceburg Tennessee ft, RALPH SARTOR JEWELER HOWELL’S FLORIST Lawrenceburg Te nnessee Loretto Tennessee HAMMOND GROCERIES BRYAN BROTHERS Joseph Tennessee Compliments AUGUSTIN’S GARAGE for excellent work at lowest cost Loretto Tennessee DIXIE CREAM DONUTS Lawrence burg Tennessee OSBORN’S FUNERAL HOME COMMERCE UNION BANK Loretto Tennessee Lawrenceburg Tennessee BOB BAIZE MOTOR COMPANY Lawrenceburg T ennesse e Lawrencebur g Tennessee KUHN’S PARKS-BELK Lawrenceburg Tennessee Lawrenceburg Tenne ssee Compliments KRESS METAL CASKET CO. 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Tennessee Compliments LINDSEY’S L. A. WEST FURNITURE MANUFACTURERS Wholesale Candies and Notions Church Pews - School Furniture Ph. SO 2-4274 Lawrence burg If You Need New Compliments F urniture See SULLIVAN’S HOME AND AUTO J. AND H. FURNITURE STORE SUPPLY STORE Lawrence burg NORTH FUNERAL HOME CRAFT’S DRY GOODS Lawrence burg LORETTO MILLING CO. We Make the Very Best Flour, Meals, and Feeds. We Also Do Custom Grinding. GREEN’S FURNITURE STORE Loretto, Tennessee BEECHAM FUNERAL HOME Compliments to the Seniors Loretto, Tennessee F rom ffrv. , - 'AMBUL DA • RAY E. METHVIN Congratulations From the Local MARTHA WHITE BAKERIES (Giving Your Community the Best) TRUITT J IMPLEMENT Phone TW 3-6041 Murfreesboro, Tennessee Tractor Sales and Service in Loretto, Tennessee tex co (jfl ? GOOD FOOD ROY SMITH’S TEXACO SERVICE Lawrence burg, Tennessee FERRELL’S CAFE LORETTO MOTOR Compliments From COMPANY REPAIRS J. C. 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Are you trying to find old school friends, old classmates, fellow servicemen or shipmates? Do you want to see past girlfriends or boyfriends? Relive homecoming, prom, graduation, and other moments on campus captured in yearbook pictures. Revisit your fraternity or sorority and see familiar places. See members of old school clubs and relive old times. Start your search today!
Looking for old family members and relatives? Do you want to find pictures of parents or grandparents when they were in school? Want to find out what hairstyle was popular in the 1920s? E-Yearbook.com has a wealth of genealogy information spanning over a century for many schools with full text search. Use our online Genealogy Resource to uncover history quickly!
Are you planning a reunion and need assistance? E-Yearbook.com can help you with scanning and providing access to yearbook images for promotional materials and activities. We can provide you with an electronic version of your yearbook that can assist you with reunion planning. E-Yearbook.com will also publish the yearbook images online for people to share and enjoy.