Loretto High School - Mustang Yearbook (Loretto, TN)

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1962 volume:

Aesenttnj . . . JBoret to yfigh ScAoo Our high school days are filled with cherished memories. Some you remember better than others, such as that important game you wanted so much to win, your senior picnic, the organizations you took part in, the banquets you attended, the thrill of being a senior, and at last the wonderful feeling of accomplishment when that coveted diploma is placed in your hand. To help remember these special moments, we present to you, the student body of Loretto High School, the 1962 MUSTANG. Contents dedication staff c asses favorites at ifetics organizations ads FIRST ROW Dwight White Jerry Gambel Mac White Bill Sandy Tommy Passerella Ronald Belew Gerald Johns Hassel Newton Donald Belew Tommy Story SECOND ROW Jack Hodge Billy Fleming Ronnie Williams Neil Hollman Malcolm Walters Tim Williams Alvin Smith Bob Simbeck Fred Simbeck THIRD ROW Harvey Joiner Judson Adams Jimmy Yeager Allen Walters Pat Lynch Stanley Smith Jerry O'Connor Stanley Belew Edison Pettus James Dishongh Oecficaiion It is our desire to dedicate this 1962 Mustang to our hard-fighting football boys and their coaches, J. B. Smith, James McCoy, and Sam Ezell. Through valiant effort, dedication, and team work, this de- termined group captured the Tennessee Valley Conference Champion- ship. We are proud of their achievement and the recognition they have brought to Loretto High School. Principalrs Tessa ye To the Students, You are confronted with the responsibility and privilege of making some important decisions which will affect your future. Keep thinking and careful consideration of your problems will help you in making the best selection. We hope that you will receive some help from the experiences you have had in this school and that the choices you make will en- rich your future to the fullest extent. A. D. Chapman, Principal MRS. W. F. ARNOLD English IV, Latin I, II MRS. ALTHEA BONNER Chemistry, Science, Algebra MR. JOHN CUTRELL Mathematics MR. SAM EZELL Biology, Science, Coach MRS. LACY GIBBS General Business, Ancient History MISS BARBARA HAMMOND Home Economics MRS. SYLVIA HAYES Band, Chorus, English I MRS. JIMMY HELD English I MISS FLORA GREY JORDAN Librarian MISS WILMA JO BRADLEY Secretary MRS. REBECCA KITTS Civics MR. JAMES McCOY Physical Education, Coach MRS. ALF MYRICK Commercial MR. JAMES PLASKETT English II, Guidance Counselor MR. FLOYD E. RUSHING, JR. Agriculture MRS. ALVIN RUSS Physical Education, Mathematics MR. RAYMOND RUSS Social Science MRS. RAYMOND RUSS English in. Art MR. J. B. SMITH Biology, Coach, Mechanical Drawing MR. JAMES M. STORY Civics, Mathematics BUSINESS MANAGER Brenda Hunt JUNIOR EDITORS Peggy McCrory and Mike Noblit mm IB w � TYPISTS Joyce Barnett Jimmy Kimbrell Cathy Neidert Don Beecham Johnny Ruth Springer Carrol Quillen warn FEATURE EDITORS Glenda Reeves Pat Weathers Harvey Joiner ART EDITOR Jean O’Connor Sue Ann Legg Bob Olson Opaline Brown SPORTS EDITORS Tommy Passerella Ronald Belew Justine Myrick Jo Ann McGee Gerald Johns Faye Luffman Hilda Newton ANNUAL SALESMEN Elizabeth Swinea Brenda Dishongh Dewey Wilson Peggy Lumpkins Kay Thomas Glenda Reeves Justin Myrick Brenda Hunt Elaine Russ Harvey Joiner Mary Ann Hollman Kay Thomas Carrol Quillen Glenda Reeves Butch Chapman Linda Newton Gerald Johns Linda Tays Ronald Belew Johnnie Ruth Springer Martha Peters Tommy Passerella Sue Ann Legg Jerry Gam be 1 Myra Holden Butch McMackin Linda Williams Bertie Wilson Calvin Adams Jerry Andrews David Baker Ronnie Baker James Barnett Jean Barton Gene Bassham Arnold Beckman Robert Beckman Bill Bedingfield Stanley Belew Carl Beuerlein Harold Birdyshaw Jerry Boston Mary Alice Braswell Ronnie Braswell Randy Burch Ann Bush Roger Buttrum Ray Byrd Barbara Cannon Wayne Clinard Helen Comer Donald Cotton Bradley Cottrell Patricia Cox Stanley Cox Brent Craft James Craft Ronnie Daniels Georgia Daughtry James Davis Laura Dishongh Betty June Dryden Robert Earnest Helen Ezell Brenda Farr Harold Faulkner Larry Ferrell Betty Fisher Ronnie Fisher Linda Fitzgerald Linda Fowler Dennis Franklin Syble Franklin Virginia Fulks Ollie Gambrell James Gibbs Denny Gillespie James Goin Travis Gray Carol Griffin Ella Gulley Bobby Joe Gulley Jerry Gulley Florine Hallmark Judy Harvell Fowler Hargrove Donnie Headrick Cecelia Hemen Jean Hemen Barbara Henkel Granville Hensley Martha Hill Patricia Hill Richard Hill Martha Kersteins Delmer Kimbrell Anna King Joyce Kilpatrick Ann Koelsch Paul Kollefrath Donnie Kress Millard Krick Ann Lamprecht Arlen Lamprecht Donnie Lamprecht Gail Laws Judy Laws Anita Liles Diana Littrell Tony Liven good Kenneth Lopp Phyllis Love Van Juan Hill David Holden Shirley Hollis Rudolph Howell Lonnie Hubbard John Hughes Patricia Hughes Tony Hughes Fred Jackson Opaline James Gary Johns Joyce Johnson Byron Jones Janie Keener Larry Keener Roger Luff man Linda Lumpkins Jetta McCrory Ray Mclntear Judy McMasters Larry McMurtrey Henry Marcus Randy Marcus Travis Marks Frank Marston Grace Martin Harold Mayfield Thomas Meyer Don Misenhimer Clyde Moore Doris Moore Nancy Moore Inez Mosley Brenda Myers Jim Myrick Anthionette Neidert Adrian Newton Jerold Newton Linda Newton Sherry Newton Dennis Odem Margie Osborn Glynn Pace Patricia Parsons Bobby Pennington Larry Perry Betty Sue Peters Selton Pettus Larry Phillips Donald Ray Powers Mary Ann Prince Linda Purcell Delphine Purser Jimmy Quillen Lee Quillen Brenda Richardson Darnell Richardson Mike Richardson Herman Rigling Gail Risener Jane Robertson Freda Russ Rosemond Russ Mike Sandlin Marcella Scott Julia Sewell Charles Shelton Kenneth Shelton Julius Simbeck Billie J. Smith Dian Smith Dorene Smith Edward Smith Robert Smith Reeder Springer Danny Stephenson Roger Stephenson Roger Story Ernestine Stutts Daphne Stutts Connie Swinea Terry Tally Patricia Taylor Clifton Thigpen Betty Carol Thomas Lafreda Thomas William Thomas Hoyt Tidwell Ray Tidwell Shirley Tidwell Wade Trimmer Weldon Tucker Kenneth Turner Paul Turner Kay Vanderford Deborah Weathers Ronald Wright Jo Anne Weathers Ann Weathers Jerry Whitehead Faye Williams Mary Williams Carolyn Wilson Charlotte Wilson Virgle Wilson Don Woodward Jimmy Word Connie Wray Joan Wright Sop iomore C ass Officers President - JERRY THOMAS Reporter - BARBARA McDOW Vice-President - SUSAN COOK Secretary-Treasurer - JACKIE ALLEN Sponsors MR. RUSHING - MRS. ALVIN RUSS Rozell Abercrombie Virginia Adair Judson Adams Carthel Allen Jackie Allen Dwight Barnett Mary Ann Barnett Bobby Bassham A1 Beckman James Belew Eugene Blackwell Dewana Boston Bill Boyd Bob Boyd Beulah Bradley Peggy Bradley Jimmy Borwn Katherine Borwn Larry Brown Rose Marie Butler John Carter Robert Chandler Connie Clayton Martha Clifton Susan Cook Cindy Cornett Henry Corum Linda Daniel Shirley Daughtry Bobbie Ruth Davis Doris Denton Mary Dishongh Jackie Dixon James Dotson Christine Dover Judy Ellis Kay Ezell Danny Ferguson Ivalene Flatt Peggy Fields Jo Ann Fisher Ruthiedell Flatt Melvin Fitzgerald Billy Fleming Bretha Fleming Nancy Fowler Larry Wayne Fulks Brenda GaIlian Kenneth Garretson Donald Giles Carolyn Golden Nelda Graves Danny Gray Barbara Green Jimmy Green Mason Hammond Glenda Hannah Linda Hannah Arnold Hanson Marion Hargrove Linda Harrison Jane Hartsfield Barbara Hensley Larry Hensley Martha Hill Shirley Hill Edith Hollman Joe Hollman Jackie Holt Charles Inman Jeanette Joiner Charlotte Kempson Patricia Kennedy Don Killen Margie Killen Trudy Koster Jimmy Lee Barbara Lancaster Paula Jo Legg Johnny Lyles Pat Lynch John McCullars Barbara McDow Jimmy McMasters Donald Marks Tony Marks Kalen Mashbum Jerry Mattox Rosa Lee Miller Phil Moore Charles Moriarity Harry Mullins Jimmy Mullins Carolyn June Newton Glenda Newton Jane Newton Jean Nunley Jerry O'Connor Peggy O'Connor Carolyn Olive Wanda Olive Shirley Peppers Dianne Perry Edison Pettus Helen Pruitt Frances Purser Jack Richardson Jo Ann Ridgeway June Robertson Barbara Rogers Martha Russ Wanda Russ Brenda Sandy Jerry Shepherd Faye Short Frank Silver Patricia Silver Thella Mai Simbeck Billy Dwight Smith Dwight W. Smith Carolyn Springer Gary Springer Marilyn Springer Phillip Springer Ronda Springer Terry Springer Linda Staggs Joan Stutts Patsy Taylor Carroll Ray Thomas Jerry Thomas Faye Tidwell Judy Walters Kenneth Weathers Dwight White Sandra White Barbara Whitley Carolyn Wilburn Wayne Wilcoxson Jewel Wilson Tim Williams William Wisdom David Woodward Ellen Yarber junior Gfass Officers President - JANET RIDDLE Treasurer - DIANNE BECKMAN Vice-President - DANNY McMASTERS Reporter - VICKI CROSS Sponsors MISS HAMMOND - MR. PLASKETT Barbara Allen Betty Belew Carolyn Andrews Bobby Beuerlein Sue Barnett Martha Birdyshaw Dianne Beckman Haylen Boston Bill Bradford Glenn Colvert Helen Busby Aaron Creekmore Betty Bush Vicki Cross Paulie Buttram Geraldine Davis Jane Davis Dorothy Dean James Dishongh Travis Dollar Edna Dover Gail Dover James Dryden Carolyn Ferrell Barbara Fisher Jerry Fox Dexter Franklin Bill Gable Ted Garretson Ruth Gieske Johnny Glass Kay Goolsby Linda Grooms Karl Henkel Myra Hand Dwight Hollis Judy Harrison James Hollis Barbara Hendrix Jack Hodges Linda Holden Cheryl Hughes Martha H oil man Joyce Hunt Portia Holt Betty Sue James Willie Hubbard Victoria Jenkins Connie Johns Ernest Kollefrath Winfred Jones Carl Lamprecht Harold Killen Iva Nell Lee Milton Killen Dwain Legg Jerry Lumpkins Danny McMasters Martha McAdams Larry McMasters Peggy McCrory Travis Mayfield Sarah McKinney Steve Misenhimer Charles Moore Mike Noblitt Marie Mosley June Odem Virgil Mullins Glenn Perry Faye Newton Glenda Pettus Donald Phillips Kenneth Purcell James Putman Sharlon Richardson Linda Ridgeway v. E. Robbins Janet Riddle Colin Roberson Robert Robertson Thomas Shelton Dorothy Rusk Fred Simbeck Katherine Russ Alvin Smith James Sewell James Smith Stanley Smith Sandra Thomas Tommy Steadman Larry Todd Billy Joe Stutts Allen Walters Edward Swinea Malcolm Walters Picture Not Available Picture Not Available Dennis White James White James Williams Agnes Wilson Mary Frances Wilson Wayne Wray Jane Williams Thomas Yarbrough James Yeager Senior Gfass Officers President - DON BEECHAM Treasurer - GERALD JOHNS Vice-President - NEIL HOLLMAN Secretary - BRENDA HUNT Reporter - KAY THOMAS Sponsors MRS. HAYES - MR. McCOY DON BEECHAM The only way to have a friend is to be one. DONALD BELEW Meet everyone with a smile. RONALD BELEW He likes to hunt, but what for? STEVE BELEW Men tire themselves in pursuit of rest.” ELLEN BEVINS Diamonds are a girl's best friend. MARGARET BROWN The day you were born everybody was happy, but you cried.” DANNY BARNETT Say little and do much.” JOYCE BARNETT Nothing is certain but death, taxes, and Mr. Russ's pop-tests. ” OPALINE BROWN Prosperity: Something you feel, fold, and forward to Washington.” PEGGIE BROWN ”Who said gentlemen prefer blondes?” ROY BROWN The trouble with people these days is that they want to reach the promised land with- out going through the wilderness.” BUTCH CHAPMAN ”Like father, like son???” FAY DEAN Never let studying interfere with your education. ” BRENDA DISHONGH So quiet she seems, so still and wise, till we see the twinkle in her eyes.” ELAINE ETIENNE Speech is silver, but silence is gold. GLENDA FLATT The two studies she likes best of all; The hearts of boys and basketball.” CHARLES FREEMON He who laughs last probably intended to tell the story himself.M MACK GABLE Wise is the man who, when having noth- ing to say, keeps still. JERRY GAMBLE The only war I ever approved of was the Trojan War; it was fought over a woman, and the men knew what they were fighting for. FRED GARRETSON A fellow whom everyone admires for his gameness, wit, and good-nature. J. W. GLASS I may be a mathematician - I like to study figures. MARY ANN GLASS If you ask Mary Ann what number follows nine, she says it's Operator. EDALPHINE GRAY It is harder to conceal ignorance than to acquire knowledge. HAROLD GRAY About the new all-filter cigarette - for the people who light the wrong end anyway GRACIE HARTSFIELD MLet everyone sweep in front of his own door, and the whole world will be clean. NELL HENKEL When Grandma was a girl she didn't do the things girls do today. But then Grand- mas didn't do the things Grandmas do today. MYRA HOLDEN Full of life and lively fun; a friend and pal to everyone. MARY ANN HOLLMAN It is a wise head that makes a still tongue. NEIL HOLLMAN While others talk of wiseness, he achieves it. JIMMY HOWARD Did you hear about the scientist who worked with space problems so long - his head was full of it. SALLY HOWARD Did you hear about the gourmet who avoids unfashionable restaurants - because she doesn't want to gain weight in the wrong places. LINDA HOWELL This isn't a recession - it's just that we had a boom and somebody lowered it. SUE ANN LEGG Don't let that smile fool you; she's capable of pulling your leg. FAYE LUFFMAN Her walk would give a kilt a lilt. HARVEY JOINER Call Don Juan of Second Creek - Have moonshine, will stagger. HERBERT KELTON Sincerity is his middle name.’' WAYNE KILPATRICK If you're in the right, argue like a man; if you're in the wrong, like a woman. JIMMY KIMBRELL Why worry about what people say; they're gonna' die anyway. BRENDA HUNT It is better to be small and shine, than to be large and cast a shadow . . . Half-pint! GERALD JOHNS There's mischief lurking in his pleasant smile. PEGGY LUMPKINS MThe Golden Rule is of no use whatever unless you realize it's your move. DORIS ANN MASHBURN From the day I was bom I thought men grew tall. BRIAN McAFEE One of the many unexploded land mines in the world. MYRA McCAIN Samson's downfall was the way my world began. DARLENE McDOW Man is my master; do you know where I can find one? JO ANN McGEE The two studies she likes best of all; boys and uniforms. LINDA McGILL There'll never be another Linda. LINDA McINTEAR If you don't know, don't worry, ask questions. BUTCH McMACKIN If girls interfere with your studies, quit studying. MARTHA MILLER Blessed is the woman who invented sleep. GLEN MYERS If there is a future. I'll find it. JUSTIN MYRICK Oh, for the good old days when the.only red menace was long winter underwear! JUSTINE MYRICK I feel about diets the way I feel about airplanes. They are wonderful things for other people to go on. BOBBY NEIDERT Nobody is sicker than the man who is sick on his day off. CATHY NEIDERT Good qualities don't have to be advertised, they just shine through. CAROLYN SUE NEWTON It is change, not love, that makes the world go round - love only keeps it popu- lated.. CAROLYN RINKS Doing nothing is better than being busy doing nothing. VIOLET ROBBINS It is useless to reason a man out of a thing he was never reasoned into. JOAN ROBERSON Eating words has never given me indigestion. GARY ROCHESTER In this world there is always danger for those who are afraid of it. ELAINE RUSS People have a way of becoming what you encourage them to be - not what you nag them to be. FRANKLIN SANDLIN The chains of habit are generally too small to be felt ’til they are too strong to be broken. BILL SANDY Beware! I may yet do something sen- sational. J. W. SHADDIX You can’t cross a bridge until you come to it; but I like to try. BOBBY SIMBECK Must I choose between books and hunting; we all know we have to eat.” JAMES SMITH Make yourself indispensable and you will move up. Act as though you were indis- pensable and you will move out. ” JOYCE SMITH Give the automobile manufacturers two years and you will have to be born in an automobile to get into it at all. JOHNNIE RUTH SPRINGER Don't be silly - of course my tongue isn't loose at both ends. TOMMY STORY I can't take money with me but I'll try to send it on ahead.” ARNOLD STUTTS The only thing I'll share willingly is communicable diseases. ELIZABETH SWINEA I am not interested in the books I en- countered; it's the boys that interest me.” LINDA TAYLOR It is better to give than receive but the receiving is good enough for me. LINDA TAYS I know all the answers - it's the questions I don't understand. RONALD TAYS If it wasn't for doing nothing, I'd have nothing better to do. KAY THOMAS Charm is a way of getting the answer yes without having asked any clear question. BENNIE WAYLAND My thoughts are as sound as a dollar during an inflation. BRENDA WEATHERS Happiness makes up in height for what it lacks in length. CLEVE WEATHERS Humility is like underwear - essential, but indecent if it shows. PAT WEATHERS If you must talk about your troubles, don't bore your friends with them - tell them to your enemies, who will be delighted to hear about them. MAC WHITE It's hard to know exactly when one gener- ation ends, and the next one begins. But it's somewhere around nine o'clock at night. LINDA WILLIAMS Her heart is like the moon; it has a man in it. BERTIE MAE WILSON I live for fun and fun I have. yresJiman auon es BEST ALL-AROUND Betty Thomas James Gibbs MR. and MISS CLASS Georgia Daughtery William Thomas MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED MOST ATHLETIC Sandra Thomas Ronnie Williams in « MISS L.H.S. M Justine Myrick, charming daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Alf Myffck of St. Joseph, was chosen Miss L.H.S. by the faculty. JustiQ£ is basketball manager and well-loved by everyone for h£r cheerfulness and naturalness. MR. L.H.S. Justin Myrick, twin brother of Justine, was chosen as Mr. - L.H.S. by a vote of the faculty. Justin is salutatorlaAr NDi major, and president of the F.T.A. DIANNE BECKMAN VICKI CROSS SUSAN COOK BETTY CAROL THOMAS 1961 Football Queen, KAY THOMAS Mac crowns the Queen Queen Kay Thomas and her escorts, Mac White and Ronald Belew. BETTY CAROL THOMAS SUSAN COOK GLENDA REEVES GAIL DOVER MIKE NOBLIT MYRA McCAIN ROY PERRY KAY THOMAS, Queen JANE ROBERSON CALVIN ADAMS BRENDA HUNT ROY BROWN KATHY BROWN CARROLL RAY THOMAS SARAH McKINNEY COLIN ROBERSON JO ANN McGEE VICKI CROSS DIANE BECKMAN The Football Queen with her court. Loretto 0 Lawrenceburg 7 •Loretto 34 Pulaski 18 •Loretto 6 Centerville 0 Loretto 27 Newbern 20 •Loretto 38 Mt. Pleasant 0 •Loretto 6 Waynesboro 0 •Loretto 20 Hohenwald 6 Loretto 21 Lexington 0 Loretto 53 Greenhill 13 •conference COACHES Ezell, Smith, McCoy TOMMY PASSARELLA end DONALD BELEW end RONALD BELEW guard GERALD JOHNS tackle HASSEL NEWTON fullback JERRY GAMBEL tackle MAC WHITE tailback FRED SIMBECK guard NEIL HOLLMAN safety MALCOLM WALTERS tackle 1961 CVC Champs TOMMY STORY tailback RONALD WILLIAMS tackle BILL SANDY end JAMES YEAGER center HARVEY JOINER end BOBBY SIMBECK line-backer Managers: JIMMY KIMBRELL MIKE NOBLIT DANNY McMASTERS BUTCH McMACKIN ALLEN WALTERS JACK HODGE JAMES DISHONGH wingback wingback tailback JERRY O'CONNOR fullback ALVIN SMITH guard PAT LYNCH guard JUDSON ADAMS center BILLY FLEMING center DWIGHT WHITE halfback STANLEY SMITH end Walters makes big gain for Mustangs. TIM WILLIAMS EDISON PETTUS STANLEY BELEW tackle guard fullback Hassel breaks through the offensive line and makes a good tackle. Mustangs move in for the tackle. And now we present our well-known girls’ basketball team. The eight Senior lassies pictured above have an almost incomparable record of any group of girl basketball players in the state. They have participated in four consecutive State Tournaments, taking away second place honors in 1961 and third place in 1962. Three of this sextet placed on the All-State Tournament Team (Peggie Brown, Pat Weathers, and Glenda Flatt). Here they are seen with their fabulous collection of trophies. Left to right: Doris Mashbum, Joyce Smithe, Pat Weathers, Peggie Brown, Sally Howard, Roger Odem, Brenda Hunt, Glenda Flatt, and Justine Myrick, Manager. SCHEDULE Mustangs-------------93 Mustangs------------55 Mustangs-------------62 Mustangs-------------64 Mustangs------- - - 48 Mustangs------------66 Mustangs------------60 Mustangs-------------54 Mustangs-------------54 Mustangs-------------60 Mustangs------------41 Mustangs-------------58 Mustangs------------48 Mustangs------------57 Mustangs------------85 Mustangs------------81 Mustangs------------60 Mustangs-------------64 Mustangs-------------54 Mustangs------------51 PEGGIE BROWN Guard BRENDA HUNT Forward JOYCE SMITHE Forward SALLY HOWARD Guard DORIS MASHBURN Guard PAT WEATHERS Guard Clifton------- Waynesboro - Bodenham — Collinwood - Centerville - Mt. Pleasant « Waynesboro - Summertown ■ Linden-------- Hohenwald - • Summertown • Mt. Pleasant • Lawrenceburg Pulaski----- Clifton------- Hohenwald - ■ Collinwood - Linden-------- Lawrenceburg Centerville - 30 31 34 29 36 14 31 30 43 19 29 17 53 29 23 23 18 ■38 45 36 ROGER ODEM Captain Guard GLENDA FLATT Co-Captain Forward ROY BROWN forward TOMMY STORY center DON BEECHAM guard TOMMY PASSARELLA BILL SANDY forward ALLEN WALTERS guard STANLEY SMITH forward Ji uniors haylen boston guard JERRY MATTOX guard Coach gives a pep talk. C£i 2 or us STEVE MISENHIMER, soloist. Art CxAiAt Our Guest Speaker Senior Members and Sponsors fashion Show 7ficjh icjhts 77L7L President PAT WEATHERS Vice-President ROGER ODEM Secretary LINDA NEWTON Treasurer PEGGIE BROWN Parliamentarian SUSAN COOK J-JL71. OFFICERS Historian JOHNNIE SPRINGER (Not Shown) Reporter BERTIE WILSON Songleader JEWEL WILSON Sub-District Officer ELAINE RUSS Sponsor BARBARA HAMMOND J-J1.7L OFFICERS DANNY BARNETT - Sentinel HARVEY JOINER - Reporter GERALD JOHNS - Vice-President HASSEL NEWTON - President GLENN MYRES - Treasurer JIMMY HOWARD - Secretary r V Feel framed?? Rushing and crew Wood-work - Charles Shelton Acetylene welding - Legg and Hollis V V JUSTIN MYRICK Drum Major BAND OFFICERS the Band -Sail BEGINNING BAND TKajorettes CAROLYN, JANET, JAN, MYRA, MARY ANN, AND BOBBIE Skating Party BEGINNING BAND OFFICERS OS e t a G ( U 8 President, Roy, Vice-President, Mike, Secretary, Roy and State President, John Fitzgerald. Mary Ann, Treasurer, Diane, and Dr. Stone. Buddy is pinned. Roy, John and the Lawrenceburg Officers. Librarian 1 BARBARA CANNON LAURIE DISHONGH Display Window ’’And now pass your papers forward. Loretto sends competition to Math Contest at Martin College. Again Coach McCoy prepares to leave for the Girls' State Tournament. Mrs. Bonner's avid chemistry students hear a lecture. Mr. Plaskett, guidance counselor, and Kay Thomas, his private sec- retary. Mac receives most valuable player from Coach Bubber Murphy of M.T.S.C. for his fine work on football team. Tommy gets award for most valuable basketball player from Bobby Brewer. Response given by Senior Class Pres- ident, Don Beecham. r Jun or c5 enior ianyuei cS cenes Invocation: Colin Roberson Welcome: Janet Riddle, Junior Class President JfjlTthTXQUH RRCjN STflff 1i Jr. -Sr. Banquet Iron City crew Someone puleeze pass the catsup! Who hit me with that roll??? Hey, Mr. Neidert I!! Over here!!! Pretty girls? Where, where, where? eruor ionic Snapshots C ji(erases Junior Heralds: JANET RIDDLE and DANNY McMASTERS Hassel Newton and Glen Myers receive agriculture awards. SPEAKERS: Mr. Floyd E. Rushing, Miss Rubye O’Rear, Mr. John Clark, Mr. Bobby Brewer, Mr. James McCoy, Rev. Frank Stone, and Mr. A. D. Chapman. Heralds lead the procession. Hurry up, boys! USHERS: Mike Noblit, Jerry Fox, Diane Beckman, Sandra Thomas, Myra Hand, Carolyn Ferrell, Agnes Wilson, Jane Davis, Martha McAdams, Ruth Gieske. Salutatoriam JUSTIN MYRICK Valedictorian: MARY ANN HOLLMAN HILDA NEWTON D.A.R. AWARD WINNERS RONALD BELEW American Legion PAT WEATHERS V.F. W. Pilot Club Scholarship Whatcha' doin' in there, Johnnie Ruth?! 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