Loretto High School - Mustang Yearbook (Loretto, TN)

Text from Pages 1 - 208 of the 1964 volume:

WELCOME ; lt3 Jh 7 '7?£u4t ity 64 'Puj CteAect tde Studente 4 dlaxette 'rlSOp l School i onette, 7e t te44ee ? viec A vuC We, the 1964 Senior Class, hope that this annual will become one of your most prized possessions and that you may look back over the faded snapshots and remember the good old days at L.H.S. In later years, while turning these pages, if you should recall the many smiles, sorrows, and dreams of '64 we shall be content, know- ing that we have done the thing we were called upon to do. We have tried to present a key to each division and activity of high school work and fun. Knowing that the key to success is en- thusiasm, we have all whole-heartedly joined in to make this MUSTANG one of the best ever. We feel that your satisfaction with this volume is our compensation, and with this thought we proudly present to you the 1963-64 MUSTANG. Senior Class 2 f.f I. ( •1 4 V ntuin . «i� uniri w f rf' , «.’• tfi • • 1 .5 •v: v vi w � u w% i� • ' ACTIVITIES 100 We, the Senior Class of 1964, dedicate this edition of the Mustang to Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Russ in recognition and admiration of their service to Loretto High School. Their friendliness, unselfish enthusiasm, and loyalty to the school have made them appreciated by all those who have come in contact with nhem. 4 5 Oeci 'Pnutecfral MR. A. D. CHAPMAN Rest! Rest! Rest! Just a few more minutes of relaxation. Now where did that picture go? 6 To the Class of 1964: Recently a member of the Class of 1933 reported to me that he is now engaged in the building and testing of Laser Guns similar to the ones which were described In the Buck Roger series of comic books of his high school days. Thirty years ago these guns were imaginary. Today they are real. Will the imagination of today be a reality of the future? Mrs. Pat Putman, Secretary to Mr. Chapman, High School Principal. 7 'TTifl. cuui Ttfe l SANDRA WHITE KENNETH WEATHERS 8 SaCufatonitut fyaledcctoniast MARY DISHONGH CONNIE CLAYTON It Snowed! r m MR. JOHN CUTRELL Mathematics B. A., Vanderbilt MRS. EUGENE BECKMAN Latin, English II B. A., Tennessee College MRS. JAMES A. CHILDRESS Science, Home Economics B. A., Florence State MR. RALPH FERGUSON Coach, Civics, Chemistry B. S. , Florence State MRS. LACY GIBBS General Business, Social Studies B.S. , M.T.S.C. II MISS BARBARA HAMMOND Home Economics B.S., Florence State M.A., Univ. of Alabama MRS. SYLVIA HAYES Band, English II, Chorus B.S., Peabody MISS FLORA GREY JORDAN Librarian B.S., M.T.S.C. M.A., Peabody MR. JAMES McCOY Coach, Physical Education Science B.S., M.T.S.C. MRS. JIMMY HELD English I B. S., Florence State 12 MR. JAMES PLASKETT Guidance Counselor B. S., M.T.S.C. M.S., M.T.S.C. MRS. ALF MYRICK Commercial A. B., Bowling Green School of Commerce Bowling Green, Kentucky MRS. GENEVIEVE NEWTON English in, English IV B. A., Florence State MR. FLOYD RUSHING JR. Agriculture B. S., University of Tennessee MRS. ALVINE RUSS Mathematics, Physical Education B.S., M.T.S.C. M. A., M.T.S.C. 13 MR. RAYMOND RUSS American History Algebra I B.S., M.T.S.C. M.A., Peabody MRS. RAYMOND RUSS English HI, Art B.S., M.T.S.C. MR. JAMES STORY Ancient History, Civics Mathematics B. S., Florence State M.A., Peabody MR. LEE A. STUTTS Biology, Science B. S., Peabody MRS. LEE A. STUTTS Study Hall B.S., M.T.S.C. 14 JIMMY GREEN ‘Tfoutayen, 15 BILLY DWIGHT SMITH CLASSES EDITOR Linda Hannah TYPISTS Mason Hammond, Wanda Olive, Paula Legg, Jeanne Nunley Freshmen “May (the Declaration of Independence) be to the world what I believe it will be, to some parts sooner, to others later, but finally to all, the Signal of arousing men ... to assume the blessings and secu rity of self-government.” Thomas Jefferson FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS Johnny Jones - Stevie Hughes - Mr. Story - Mary Blanche Beckman Ricky Lane Alexander Daniel Allen Susan Allen John Andrews Shelia Pearl Atwell Carol Ballard Linda Sue Barnes Diane Barnett Junior Barnett Terry Don Bassham Mary Blanche Beckman Sarah Frances Beuerlein James Birdyshaw Judy Fay Bosheers Shirley Brown t Stephen Carter Linda Joy Clayton Wanda Cole Ricky Cox Wanda Sue Davis Johnny Dean Carolyn Dishongh Alma Dixon Margaret Dover Peter Etienne Janice Farr Connie Farris Phillip Don Farris Ray Clark Farris Tommy Ferell Brenda Jane Fisher Patrica Fisher Joyce Faye Flatt Gary Fleming Jackie Fay Fowler James Price Fowler John Kenneth Fox Ressie Franklin Kathy Gieske Dana Gillespie Dwayne Gillespie Harold Ray Glass Carolyn Glover Norene Graves June Gray Wanda Kay Gray David Gulley Junior Gulley Nicky Hale Sharon Hammond Mary Frances Harrison Donald Rex Hartsfield Earl Hartsfield Rex Hartsfield Oliver Hartsfield Judy Faye Hill Linda Hill Jerry Hensley Carolyn Hollis Larry Hollis Elaine Hollman Wilma Hood Carol Annette Horn Ricky Howard Stephen Hughes William Bruce Hughes Leo Hunt Carol Jackson Johnny Jones James Travis Keener Clara Kerstiens Micheal Kerstiens Judy Ann Kimbrell June Krick Jimmy Neal Landtroop Kathy Looney Jerry Lowery Doris Nell Luffman 21 Tommy Luffman Wayne Lumpkins Mary Mabe Roger Marston Roger Mash burn Peggy Matthews Billy Joe Mayfield Linda McCullars Sondra McMasters Brenda Moore David Richard Moore Jerry Wayne Moore James Dale Moore Ricky Moore Elvis Mullins James McClanahan Gary Don McClain Jerry Lee McClain Eddy Nash Royce Neidert Clyde Ray Newton Glenda Newton Harry Don Newton Francis Elaine Nolan Francis Ruby Nolan Lorraine Nunely Semina Olive Willie L. Owens Charles Parsons John Francis Patt Pamela Pettus Delphine Purser Katherine Purser Gerald Quillen Judy Quillen James Richards Linda Kay Richardson Ben Roberson Joan Roper Phyllis Sandy Frances Sewell Gary Allen Sewell Jill Schakleford Terrance Shelton Virgil Shelton Sara Silver Gwendolyn Smith Linda Smith Kay Stone Andy Story Billy Story Margie Stowe Kenneth Stults Betty Stutts Carolyn Stutts Freddie Stutts Sue Ann Swinney Jerry Tays Keith Tays Linda Jane Tidwell Phyllis Truitt Cariotta Urban Allen Vines Jerry Weathers Linda White Pamela White Doyle Whitehead Edith Wilcoxson Lester Wilson Ronald Williams 23 MOST STUDIOUS Mary Blanche Beckman - Andy Story MOST POPULAR Francis Sewell - Tommy Ferrell MOST AMBITIOUS Judy Bosheers - Stevie Hughes 25 27 omores ___ .___ : “This nation was conceived m liberty and dedicated to the proposition that honesf men may honestly disagree . . . Elmer Davis SoftAonuvie TED HENDRDC LARRY GLADNEY HARRY GREEN BYRON WRIGHT 29 Bobby Adair Johnny Adama Fred Allen Gayle Allred Barbara Atwell Candace Augustin Don Baker Charlotte Ballard Brenda Bassham Joseph Beckman Micheal Beckman Terry Beckman Fay Beecham Larry Be lew Linda Be lew Linda Benefield Carl Beuerlein Linda Blackwell Brenda Brady Mary Nell Brown Rex Brown Freda Buckner Peggy Chance Tony Cox Ronnie Daniels Jimmy Paul Davis Steve Davis Tommy Dean Ann Dollar William Dotson Larry Dover Nancy Ezell Jackie Farr Doris Fowler Mary Fredebeil Tommy Gallian Gwen Gamble Ronald Gillespie Larry Gladney Brenda Gray Rex Gray Harry Green Harold Grigsby Paulette Grooms Dennis Hale Betty Hanson Larry Hanson Glynda Hardwick Larry Harrison Brenda Harlan Theresa Headrick Paul Hemen Ted Hendrix Ronald Henkel Delores Hill Authur Hollman Jean Holloway Portia Howell Larry Hughes Janice Hulsey Judith Hurst Charles Inman Jennie Inman Fred Jackson Roger Jackson Marvin Joiner William Kenndy Cathy Kerstiens Joan Killen Evelyn Kimbrell Larry Kimbrell Paul Kollefrath Dillard Krick Brenda Lee Gwendolyn Lee Jacquelyn Lee Linda Littrell Dorothy Lovelace Eugene Lyles Carolyn McAfee Carrol McClanahan Tim McDow Hazel McKinney Lawrence Marston 31 Milton Marston Regan Marston Dorothy Mashburn Tommy Mattox Charles Monroe Betty Moody Barbara Moore C. E. Moore Linda Moore Willa Morrison Barbara Mullins Wanda Mullins Betty Newton Mary Newton Patricia Newton Ruby Newton Jane O’Connor Samuel Passarella John Thomas Patt Edith Payne Gary Pesnell Barbara Pettus Donnie Powers Barry Ramsey Linda Richardson Gary Ridgeway Doris Robertson Dorothy Scon Claudiette Sewell Brenda Simbeck Abfnl PHOTO NOT AVAIlABlf Joan Slater Wanda Smith Fred Springer Connie Swinea Judy Talley Nelta Thomas Judy Tidwell Ray Tidwell Robert Todd Linda Turner Betty Walters Bruce Walters Byron Wright Martha Woodward Gary Yocom Ronnie Nash Malcolm Myres Milton Walters Willie Walters Milton Weaver Gay Wilson Lula Wilson Johnny White “Tftn,. cutd £ te 33 MR. AND MISS SOPHOMORE Ted Hendrix June Thomas MOST POPULAR Denny Hale Mary Beth Fredebeil 34 FRIENDLIEST Bud Hollman Theresa Headrick BEST ALL-ROUND Regan Marston Stevie Davis MOST AMBITIOUS Tommy Patt Hazel McKinney MOST HUMOROUS Larry Gladney Glynda Hardwick BEST PERSONALITY Joan Slater Johnny Adams BEST LOOKING Barry Ramsey Freda Buckner MOST TYPICAL Delores Hill Byron Wright MOST STUDIOUS Joan Killen Gary Yocum MOST ATHLETIC Gayle Allred Harry Green 37 Juniors “There may be men who can live with- out political rights and without oppor- tunity of free individual development, but I think this is intolerable for most Americans.” Albert Einstein Pinky Daughtry Bradley Cornell Donnie Headrick James Gibbs Brenda Cox � Clyde, Fred, and Selton Jerry Andrews Clarence Augustine Ronnie Baker Jean Barton Arnold Beckman Robert Beckman Billy Bedingfield Stanley Belew Harold Birdyshaw Jerry Boston Mary Alice Braswell Ronnie Braswell Frances Bucker Randolph Burch Martha Ann Bush Roger Buttrum Barbara Cannon Helen Comer Bradley Cottrell Brenda Cox Patricia Cox Stanley Cox Brent Craft Pinky Daughtry Charles Davis James Davis Laura Dishongh Betty June Dry den David Etienne Helen Ezell Brenda Farr Betty Fisher Ronnie Fisher Linda Fowler Dennis Franklin Syble Franklin Virginia Fulks James Gibbs Denny Gillespie James Goin Travis Gray Joe Hale Florine Hallmar Judy Harvell Donnie Headrick Cecelia Hemen Jean Hemen Barbara Henkel 41 Granville Hensley Patricia Hill Van Juan Hill Shirley Hollis Rudolph Howell John Bruce Hughes Patricia Hughes Tony Hughes Opaline James Gary Johns Byron Jones Janie Keener Larry Keener Martha Kerstiens Joyce Kilpatrick Ann Koelsch Donald Kress Ann Lamprecht Arlen Lamprecht Judy Laws Anita Liles Kenneth Lopp Diana Littrell Phyllis Love Linda Carol Lumpkins Grace Martin Jetta McCrory Rayburn Mclntear Judy McMasters Larry McMurtrey Henry Marcus Randy Marcus Frank Marston Thomas Meyer Don Misenheimer Doris Moore Nancy Moore Brenda Myers James Myrick Anthionette Neidert Adrien Newton Jerold Newton Linda Newton Sherry Newton Dennis Odem Margie Osborne Patricia Parson Bobby Pennington 43 Larry Perry Betty Sue Peters Selton Pettus Larry Phillips Linda Purrcell Jimmy Quillen Brenda Richardson Darnell Richardson Bill Riddle Micheal Richardson Jane Robertson Rosemond Russ Freda Russ Mike Sandlin Barbara Scott Julia Ann Sewell Charles Shelton Kenneth Shelton Nina Sims Carolyn Skillian Billie Jane Smith Diana Smith Dorene Smith Robert Smith Roger Stephenson Roger Story Ernestine Stutts Daphne Stutts Terry Talley William Thomas Hoyt Tidwell Wade Trimmer Kay Vanderford Deborah Weathers Ann Weathers Jerry Whitehead Mary Williams Charlotte Wilson Don Woodward Jimmy Word Connie Sue Wray Mary Joan Wright Ronald Wright Faye Williams 45 MR. AND MISS JUNIOR CLASS Brenda Cox Wade Trimmer FRIENDLIEST Nancy Moore Jerry Whitehead BEST LOOKING Linda Newton Charles Davis MOST STUDIOUS Darnell Richardson Bradley Cottrell 46 I A BEST ALL AROUND Jetta McCrory William Thomas BEST PERSONALITY Harold Birdyshaw Pinky Daughtry MOST ATHLETIC MOST AMBITIOUS Mary Williams James Gibbs Anthionette Neidert Donnie Headrick 47 MOST POPULAR Patrica Hill Larry Perry MOST TYPICAL Faye Williams Adrian Newton 48 “Be Americans. Let there be no sectionalism, no North, South, East or West; you are all dependent one on another ... In one word, be a nation . . . ” George Washington Seniors Danny Gray Sandra White Kenneth Weathers Jimmy Belew Carroll Thomas SetU i ROZELL ABERCROMBIE I don't care what happens next, but I'll get by somehow. Major: Home Ec. Minor: History VIRGINIA ADAIR Much can be said about her, but more by her.” Major: Home Ec. Minor: Social Science CARTHEL ALLEN You can't always tell what a man is think- ing by the way he acts. Major: Ag. Minor: Math JACKIE ALLEN To the last gasp with truth and loyalty. Major: Business Minor: Music DWIGHT BARNETT I came, I saw, I whistled.” Major: Ag. Minor: Social Science BOBBY BASSHAM I'll live and die a bachelor. Major: Ag. Minor: Science AL BECKMAN A mind like a flash of lightning, quick but crooked. Major: Math Minor: History JIMMY BELEW I can love no more, my heart is full. Major: Ag. Minor: Business 52 KATHY BROWN If at first you don't succeed - Oh, well, skip it! Major: Business Minor: Music LARRY BROWN The remedy of wrongs is to forget them. Major: Ag. Minor: Science ROSE MARIE BUTLER A girl who will decide sooner or later. Major: Math Minor: Social Studies JOHNNY CARTER Tall and stately, but as full of mischief as a court Jester. Major: Ag. Minor: Math EUGENE BLACKEWELL The world sure'd be dull without me. Major: Social Science Minor: Science DEWANA BOSTON Dynamite comes in small packages. Major: Home Ec. Minor: Science PEGGY BRADLEY Thinking is but an idle waste of time. Major: Home Ec. Minor: Science JIMMY BROWN Give me the hand that is honest and true. w Major: Ag. Minor: History 53 CONNIE CLAYTON By the work, one knows the worker. Major: Math Minor: Home Ec. CINDY CORNETT Her smiles are few and far between, but when she smiles look what they bring. Major: Home Ec. Minor: Business HENRY CORUM He is the kind of a guy who would marry Hedy Lamarr for her money. Major: Ag. Minor: Business LINDA DANIELS Don't let that sweet face fool you. Major: Home Ec. Minor: Science BOBBIE DAVIS Not too serious, not too gay. Major: Business Minor: Home Ec. DORIS DENTON Blonde hair, brown eyes. Wow I Boys, what a prize. Major: Home Ec. Minor: Science MARY DISHONGH Is it true blondes have more fun? Major: Science Minor: Band JACKIE DIXON Her future is planned - third finger, left hand. Major; Business Minor: Home Ec. 54 DOYCE DOTSON Gentlemen make no noise, but who wants to be a gentleman. Major: Ag. Minor: Business CHRISTINE DOVER Say little and do much; meet everyone with a smile. Major: Business Minor: Home Ec. RUTHIE DELL FLATT I don’t talk much, but I think a lot. Major: Business Minor: Home Ec. BRETHA FLEMING Flashing eyes, wavy hair, carefree ways and debonair. Major: Business Minor: Home Ec. JUDY ELLIS Leave silence to the saints; I’m just a human. Major: Home Ec. Minor: Science DANNY FERGUSON I like work; I could sit and watch it for hours. Major: Science Minor: Ag. PEGGY FIELDS She burns the midnight oil; but not always for study. Major: Home Ec. Minor: Business JO ANN FISHER Sweet, neat, and quite petite. Major: Home Ec. Minor: Science 55 NANCY FOWLER Laugh and the whole world laughs with you; Frown and it wrinkles your face. Major: Business Minor: Science LARRY FULKS Friends, Romans, Countrymen, lend me your girls. Major: Ag. Minor: Science DONALD GILES The best way to hold a girl is in your arms. Major: Math Minor: History NELDA GRAVES It is the wise head that makes a still tongue. Major: Math Minor: Social Studies KENNETH GARRETSON Be glad of life, because it gives you a chance to love, work, and play. Major: Ag. Minor: Science BARBARA GREEN Always laughing never sad; Sometimes naughty, but never bad. Major: Home Ec. Minor: Social Science BRENDA GALLI AN School is all right when there isn't any- thing else to do. Major: Business Minor: Science DANNY GRAY He carries his troubles in his pocket with a hole in it. Major: Ag. Minor: Art 56 JIMMY GREEN The remedies of love he knew by name. For he was worldly wise in that old game. M Major: Ag. Minor: Science MASON HAMMOND Life is my college, may I graduate and win some honors. Major: Ag. Minor: Math LINDA HANNAH She looks like an angel, she acts like one too, but you never can tell what an angel will do. Major: Business Minor: Social Studies ARNOLD HANSON A penny for your thoughts. Major: Ag. Minor: Music BUTCH HARGROVE Honor, truth, and manhood. Major: Science Minor: History LINDA HARRISON The way to be happy is to make others happy. Major: Business Minor: Home Ec. JANE HARTSFIELD I know that the sunshine shall follow the rain. Major: Home Ec. Minor: History LARRY HENSLEY Custom hath made it in him, a property of easiness. Major: Art Minor: Business 57 JAMES HOLUS Men of few words are the best men. Major: Ag. Minor: Social Studies EDITH HOLLMAN We know nothing of tomorrow, be happy and gay today. Major: Business Minor: Math JOE HOLLMAN Don't take life too seriously; you'll never get out alive. Major: Math Minor: Latin JACKIE HOLT Wise is the man when having nothing to say keeps still. Major: Business Minor: Math JEANETTE JOINER I believe in work, but I am not in favor of it. Major: Home Ec. Minor: Science DON KILLEN My only books were women's looks.” Major: Math Minor: Social Science TRUDY KOSTER I'll take a little bunch of words and set them in a row. ” Major: Music Minor: Social Science BARBARA LANCASTER Boys, She's not shy, take a look, then give a sigh. Major: Business Minor: Science PAULA LEGG She loves one I but which one! Major: Business Minor: Math JERRY LUMPKINS Good qualities need no advertising. Major: Science Minor: Business JONNY LYLES A person who is always punctual, leads a lonely life. ” Major: Math Minor: Science DONALD MARKS So faithful in love and so dauntless in war. Major: Science Minor: Latin TONY MARKS The gratifying feeling that my duty has greatly been done. ” Major: Ag. Minor: Business WAYNE MASHBURN All great men are dying; I don't feel so well myself. Major: Science Minor: Social Science JOHN McCULLARS With a friend and a son, I'll travel along. Major: Math Minor: Art JIMMY McMASTERS A little nonsense now and then, but still as wise as other men.” Major: Math Minor: Social Science 59 PHIL MOORE He's witty and he's wise; He's a tenor for his'size. Major: Ag. Minor: Business CHARLES MORIERTY Slow, easy - going boy, who will come out on top. ” Major: Math Minor: Social Science MALCOMN NEIDERT A woman would run through fire and water for such a kind heart. ” Major: Math Minor: History JANE NEWTON My heart is whole, my fancy free; Go away, little boys, don't bother me. Major: Business Minor: Math LINDA NEWTON Happiness is a habit; cultivate it. Major: History Minor: Home Ec. JEANNE NUNLEY We hardly find any person with $ood sense except those who agree with us. Major: Business Minor: Home Ec. PEGGY O'CONNOR It is the wise head that makes a still tongue. Major: Business Minor: Band WANDA OLIVE A smile for all, a greeting glad. An amiable jolly way she had.” Major: Business Minor: Math 60 CHARLES OWENS A man of few words and much work.” Major: Ag. Minor: Business SHIRLEY PEPERS A girl who is liked by every one who meets her. Major: Business Minor: Math JACK PESNELL Nothing is ever achieved without enthu- siasm. ” Major: Art Minor: Science FRANCES PURSER Diamonds are a girls best friend. Major: Home Ec. Minor: Science JACK RICHARDSON After a storm comes a calm. Major: Ag. Minor: Business JO ANN RIDGEWAY Her quiet disposition will never fail her. Major: Business Minor: Science JUNE ROBERTSON So gentle, so sweet, so fully complete. Major: Business Minor: Math MARTHA RUSS If it can be done, I can do it. Major: Home Ec. Minor: Science 61 THELLA MAI SIMBECK A lass so neat, with smile so sweet. Major: Band Minor: Science DWIGHT SMITH He has not always treasures, but finds friends. Major: History Minor: Art BRENDA SANDY HI agree with you, but you're wrong. Major: Social Science Minor: Home Ec. PATRICIA SILVERS Patience is one of nature’s vital virtues. Major: Business Minor: Band MARILYN SPRINGER Love is the salt of life. Major: Home Ec. Minor: Science GARY SPRINGER His studies are pursued, but never over- taken. Major: Math Minor: Ag. BILLY DWIGHT SMITH Laugh and be merry I Remember better the world with a song. Major: Ag. Minor: Math CAROLYN SPRINGER It's better to wear out than to rust out. Major: Home Ec. Minor: Science 62 PHILLIP SPRINGER The opportunity for mischief is found a hundred times a day. Major: Ag. Minor: Business TERRY SPRINGER Some claim he is bashful; most doubt it. Major: Math Minor: Social Science LINDA STAGGS Fun, fun and more fun! Major: Business Minor: Home Ec. CARROLL THOMAS You may hear many a girlish sigh when Carroll walks by. Major: Math Minor: History JERRY THOMAS It’s not whistling that makes the locomo- tive go - it's the silent steam. Major: Math Minor: History FAYE TIDWELL Blue eyes have been the downfall of many a man. Major: Business Minor: Home Ec. KENNETH WEATHERS Sigh no more ladies, sigh no more. Major: Science Minor: Music DWIGHT WHITE Things don’t turn up in this world until somebody turns them up. Major: Minor: 63 SANDRA WHITE The unspoken word never does harm. Major: Math Minor: Business WAYNE WILCOXSON Why worry? Things are bound to happen anyway. Major: Math Minor: Ag. TIM WILLIAMS The good die young; I must take care of myself. Major: Math Minor: Science CAROLYN WILBURN Speak little, think more, rest as often as possible. Major: Home Ec. Minor: Music JAMES WISDOM Take care of me; good men are scarce. Major: Ag. Minor: Science DAVID WOODWARD His brain starts working when he gets up in the morning and never stops till he reaches school. Major: History Minor: Art ELLEN SUE YARBER Pretty to walk with; witty to talk with. Major: Business Minor: Social Science 64 BEST LOOKING Don Killen Bretha Fleming MOST POPULAR Barbara Green Jimmy Belew 65 MOST STUDIOUS Jimmy Green Jo Ann Ridgeway MOST AMBITIOUS Jacky Holt Paula Legg MOST TYPICAL Billy Dwight Smith Jeanne Nunley BEST PERSONALITY Linda Daniel Wayne Wilcoxson 67 MOST HUMOROUS Terry Springer Linda Staggs FRIENDLIEST Jo Ann Fisher Dwight W. Smith MOST ATHLETIC BEST ALL ROUND Jimmy Brown Shirley Peppers Organizations “Before we put down our bets on a revolution- ary movement, we have a right to ask that it, like ours, have the broad goals of freedom and human welfare clearly before it ... n Clinton Rossiter THE MARCHING MUSTANGS I am always in the wrong place at the right time. 71 MAJORETTES - Thella, Jetta, Barbara, Barbara Marching Band Officers Beginner Band Officers Kenneth Weathes receives band trophy. Band performs at County Fair Sweet Music! s4ctiuitce Kenneth - Band President Band begins tour Clarinets 73 0p'0?‘s4, President Jimmy Green conducts assembly program. Mason acts as conductor in initiation Chief welders Bassham and Wisdom instruct classmates. Watch your finger, Ken. Smile, Carthel Hold on to your hats 75 Hot work around the forge. Freshman boys learn surveying Officers 77 F. H. A. Initiation Mrs. Childress shows the latest hair- style. LQRETTO PH A Fair Exhibit Goofing off! Now look at my dishpan hands e L (?lu Uttatco t Sing girls, sing! Rose Marie, you don’t pay $4. 00 for two pencils! ! New members SENIORS Jackie Allen Rose Marie Bulter Connie Clayton Mary Dishough Barbara Green Jimmy Green Joe Holman Jackie Holt Jimmy McMasters Jane Newton Peggy O'Conner Wanda Olive Brenda Sandy Linda Staggs Caroll Ray Thomas, (Pres.) Jerry Dale Thomas Kenneth Weathers, (Sec.) Sandra White JUNIORS Ronnie Braswell Bradley Cottrell Brenda Cox Pinky Daughtry James Gibbs, (Vice Pres.) Judy Harvell Donnie Headrick Shirley Hollis Patsy Hughes Byron Jones Martha Ann Kersteins Ann Koelsch Ann Lamprecht Tommy Meyer Anthionette Neidert Jerold Ray Newton Bobby Pennington Rosamond Russ Dorene Smith Roger Story Ernestine Stutts Margaret Ann Weathers Charlotte Lee Wilson 80 7- 7. Jackie, Pinky, and Cindy serve at F. T. A. meeting. Eh! What's up Doc? 82 Officers Flood, head for the high ground. Sky lighters talk with admirers after free period performance. What a shade . . . Athletics “if we win men’s hearts throughout the world, it will not be because we are a big country but be- cause we are a great country. Bigness is imposing. But greatness is enduring.” Adlai E. Stevenson Sfronte During Practice Session Mustang backfield and Defensive team Stanley goes for long yardage Toiling in the hot sun to get ready for a tough Coach McCoy game. 88 2uee t SfotCetf Linda Daniels and Tim Williams Queen Shirley and Captain Dwight White Paula Legg and Johnny Lyles Brenda Cox and James Gibbs 90 June Thomas and Wade Trimmer Linda Hill and Charlie Davis Pinky Daughtry and Stanley Belew Crown Bearer and Flower Girl Keith Russ and Kennie Sue Cannon Mustang Offense 0?aotfcM Scfrcuzd 92 Compliments of HIBBETT and SON'S SPORTING GOODS JANE NEWTON - Captain Sr. Guard EDITH HOLLMAN - Co-Captain Sr. Guard GAYLE ALLRED Soph. Guard DORIS ANN DENTON Sr. Forward MARY WILLIAMS Jr. Forward JUDY ELLIS Sr. Forward JUDY McMASTERS Jr. Forward CARLOTTA URBAN Fresh. Forward PATRICIA HILL Jr. Forward 93 EVELYN KIMBRELL Soph. Guard MARY ALICE BRASWELL Jr. Guard BRENDA FARR Fresh. Guard JOAN KILLEN FRANCES SEWELL PAM WHITE Soph. Forward Fresh. Forward Fresh. Guard Cheerleaders KENNIE SUE CANNON PINKY DAUGHTRY JILL SHACKELFORD BRENDA LEE 96 TIM WILLIAMS Captain, Sr. Center JOHNNY LYLES Co-Captain, Sr. Forward JIMMY GREEN Sr. Guard JOHNNY JONES Fresh. Guard TED HENDRIX Soph. Forward HARRY GREEN Soph. Guard CHARLIE DAVIS Jr. Forward STEVIE DAVIS Soph. Forward JAMES GIBBS Jr. Center 97 JIMMY WORD Jr. Forward FRED SPRINGER Soph. Forward STEVIE HUGHES Fresh. Guard TfCuatauq Sa 6et6 zU Squad SPORTS EDITORS - Doris Denton, Tim Williams Library He will bring his grades up next time I «roH n HiRb scnow 101 Activities The United States themselves are essentially the greatest poem . Walt Whitman an uv ZMu t p FFA - FHA KING and QUEEN Jimmy Belew Peggy Bradley 4U 104 The Travelons Brenda and Barbara Barbara and Mrs. Childres It's not as bad as it seems Homer and Jethro 105 TtCotAe tuuC 'Dcucy t i Bugs” Bugs Bugs Watch your heads Junior-Senior Officers 109 Get your fingers out of those beans. I want to go home. The Vandells Juniors work hard for the banquet Well! where is the tea!!! Who hit him? Smile for the camera . . . Tarzan. 'Set (?tu ‘Pt tcc at S6i£o6 The boys stroll around Shiloh Battle Ground Hey wait for us. 113 Se Uo% 'Pi tic We want more grub. 114 I wonder who will eat all of this junk. What happened to the ball!!! Casey at the bat . . . What??? Girls playing football I wonder if they have got the grub finished yet. 'P6 f4icciC £duc zti t 'Pxe ent 0Da tce Step, close, step - Hop. Where did the Maypole go? 117 It won't be long now . . . The Grand March Now, Butch, I've told you once before. The boys gladly await their turn. 119 Who brought the Red Rose Snuff??? Now who in the world has been messing with the records . . . An uninvited guest appears . . . 7? cutcC Son The meal is prepared . Henry clowns before cooking!!! Kieth Tays receives Chapter Star Greenhand award 'p tJten, z tcC Son Mr. Chapman and Mr. Cutrell receive Honorary Chapter Farmer degrees from President Jimmy Green Dwight Barnett and Jimmy Belew receive Chapter Star Farmer awards 121 Coach McCoy makes a speech before the presen- tations. 4T etcd ff Dwight receives most valuable football player award. Edith receives most valuable player award. Coaches Ferguson and McCoy listen as Mr. Chapman speaks. Watchful waiting 124 0Do t6eef ‘Sa i6et ztl What is going on in that corner Whoa Tiger 125 4%C S600V Duet by Arnold and Rex Jayne Mansfield !!! Art Goop Program Sponsored by Art Class Mr. Sums sings a little of the Blues. Annual Salesmen Peggy Bradley winner of free annual for selling the highest amount of annuals. 128 Tim Williams winner of first annual drawing. Patrica Parson winner of second annual drawing. 'Picnic What A Party!! ! Shake it up, baby She must have been a beautiful baby - 130 Twist and Shout - Jail House Rock - Walk On By - 131 £XJ) 0 I can't find the directions. I haven't got a chance. . .vi' She did I I can't believe it! Gay is beautified. What Cooks 133 135 s4tt SJlocv Aren't they lovely 138 140 If I only had skates on both sides. F. F. A. Convention Delegates Convention scene and State Farmers - 1964 Dwight - Jimmy 143 Class Officers receive Awards Jim - Mr. Chapman Jerry - Mr. Bryan Donald Shirley, Doyce, Susie, Frances and June Ronnie?? Carolyn, Larry, Dwight, Paula, Dwana, Peggy and Jimmy, Billy Dwight. 146 Are we moving too slow? I'm sorry girls, but we just can't stay another year - Bobby and Tony My name is Weathers - Dwight Do I look like a Chinaman? 149 Let’s get it just right Commercial RUTH REEVES Central Office Installations: Expansions TOMMY PASSARELLA - PRESENT - 1850 Subscribers 10 Employees 3 Central Offices Total Cost $1,272,000 Maintenance SYLVESTER PROGRESS Installations - the 1,850th BOBBY TIDWELL - FUTURE - New Central Offices at St. Joseph, and Leoma, Tenn. Expected Growth - 5 Yrs. 2,500 Subscribers Modern Merchandising Colored Extension SAM JOHN PASSARELLA Construction RIGLING Construction Central Office St. Joseph, Tenn. R. J. PASSARELLA - R. L. BRYAN SEALTEST CITY DRUG COMPANY Lawrenceburg PARKS-BELK COMPANY Lawrenceburg I ti ) ■ Hil AUGUSTIN LUMBER COMPANY LORETTO PHARMACY MEADOW GOLD UNION CARBIDE UNION CARBIDE CORPORATION CARBON PRODUCTS DIVISION BREWER’S ELECTRIC APPLIANCE Loretto KRICK’S ESSO STATION Lor etto DANLEY’S GROCERIES and USED CARS St. Joseph CITY OF LORETTO O. S. BEECHAM DR. 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