Loretto High School - Mustang Yearbook (Loretto, TN)

Text from Pages 1 - 208 of the 1965 volume:

[)ecficat ion To Mrs. Newton, who is beloved among us not only for her understanding, untiring effort, for her patience in teaching Senior English (and for enduring many of us for four years), but also for her high ideals and sincerity, we, the Senior Class of Loretto High School, sincerely dedicate this Mustang of 1965. 3 To the Class of 1965; The motto of your class, “Every man is the architect of his own fu- ture is fitting and inspirational not only to you but to each of us. The plans and blue prints we draw here at LHS will help to determine the style of life we live. 4 Mrs. Pat tie Putman, secretary, helps Mr. Chapman with his work. 5 Jfo onors an cf 71 a) a refs Senior Honor Students. Scholarship W inners oHM “T ;. A Pilot Club Scholarship Winner Entries in State High School Art Show «•cisse ATS ft ' W y vVnV V ' � i!. ' • £ .' •C W. O. W. History Award Best Typist Award Best Business Student n p i i i i m if V ,w:f � •£; (f C« vCv l - n r. r- Betty Crocker Award Crisco Award 7 FACULTY MRS. HELEN BECKMAN Loretto Latin I, II English II MRS. KAY BEARD CLARK Leoma English II, III Science MRS. VIRGINIA CHILDRESS Lawrenceburg Home Economics MR. MILTON BROWN Loretto General Business Geography MR. JOHN CUTRELL Loretto Algebra I, II Geometry, Math IV MRS. PEGGY DEAN Lawrenceburg Chemistry, Math MISS FLORA GREY JORDAN Lawrenceburg Librarian MRS. SYLVIA HAYES Lawrenceburg Band, English I English II MRS. RUBYE GIBBS Leoma General Business, Sociology, Economics MR. JAMES C. McCOY Loretto Coach Physical Education MRS. THELMA MYRICK St. Joseph Commercial MR. FLOYD E. RUSHING, JR. Leoma Agriculture MR. JAMES PLASKETT West Point Guidance Counselor MRS. GENEVIEVE NEWTON Loretto English IV MRS. ALVIN RUSS Loretto Physical Education, Math, Algebra I MRS. RAYMOND RUSS Loretto English III, Art MR. JAMES M. STORY West Point Civics, Math, Modern History MR. DON SIMBECK Loretto English I, German MR. RAYMOND RUSS Loretto American History, Algebra I MRS. LEE A. STUTTS Loretto Commercial A MR. LEE A. STUTTS Loretto Biology MR. FREDDIE P. WILSON Loretto Coach. Science EDITOR-IN-CHIEF: Rosye Russ CLASSES EDITOR: Bradley Cottrell ACTIVITIES EDITOR: Dian Smith SPORTS EDITOR: Terry Talley ORGANIZATIONS EDITORS: Patricia Parson Ann Koelsch BUSINESS MANAGER: Jim Myrick PHOTOGRAPHY: Betty Sue Peters 15 71 cf Salesmen 77nn uafSafesmen 'P£oto jraphers 16 Off, cf c icers and sponsors PRESIDENT: James Gibbs VICE-PRESIDENT: Terry Talley SECRETARY: Adrien Newton TREASURER: Stanley Belew REPORTER: Jetta McCrory SPONSORS: Mrs. Gibbs Mr. Cutrell 18 JERRY ANDREWS Why should life or labor be?” CLARENCE AUGUSTIN All great men are dying; I feel ill myself” RONNIE BAKER The wrong way always seems the more reasonable.” JEAN BARTON I enjoy walking to and from classes -- especially from.” ARNOLD BECKMAN If at first you don't succeed, oh, well, skip it! ROBERT FRANCES BECKMAN Worry little, study less is his idea of happiness. ” BILLY BEDINGFIELD The opportunity for mischief is found 100 times a day.” STANLEY BELEW I know a lot, but I can't think of it. 19 HAROLD BIRDYSHAW I am a woman hater - - I hate to leave them. JERRY BOSTON He's neither a bookworm nor a social hound, but he's a swell fellow to have around.’' MARY ALICE BRASWELL The best thing about telling the truth is that you don't have to remember what you say.n RONNIE BRASWELL I'm no angel, but I'm happy. 20 FRANCES BUCKNER The greatest pleasure of life is love. RANDOLPH BURCH The bird can fly, why can't I? MARTHA ANN BUSH I think I think more than you think I think. HELEN COMER ’'Why think when talking is much easier? BRADLEY COTTRELL He's a whiz at trig, and he thinks figures are fascinating. BRENDA COX To know her is to love her. PATRICIA COX I can live without poetry, music, or walking, but who in the world can live without talking? STANLEY COX I want to be bashful, but the girls won't let me. BRENT CRAFT He who does not love wine, women, and song remains a fool his whole life long. GEORGIA DAUGHTRY Dynamite comes in small packages. CHARLES DAVIS I believe in conserving energy, especially my own. JAMES DAVIS If school is liberty, give me death. 21 LAURA DISHONGH The quiet mind is richer than a crown. BETTY DRYDEN I want to so live that when I die even the undertaker will be sorry. •f BARBARA ELLIS Marriage and high school - I have both. DAVID ETIENNE They say I was once caught studying. 22 HELEN EZELL I’m not lazy; I just haven’t found an easy subject. RONNIE FISHER It's not what I do wrong, but what I'm caught at. LINDA FOWLER My brain starts working when I get up in the morning, and never stops until I reach school. DENNIS FRANKLIN Why should the devil have all the fun? SYBLE FRANKLIN My only objection to school is teachers and books. VIRGINIA FULKS When in doubt, giggle. JAMES GIBBS Mother always said I'd be President. DENNY GILLESPIE Hear the commotion? I have arrived. JAMES GOIN I study when I'm in the mood, but I'm strictly not a moody guy. TRAVIS GRAY Others study to learn - I never learned to study. JOE HALE What we ought not, we do. 23 FLORENE HALLMARK I like work and do my share, but giggles slip in unaware.” DONNIE HEADRICK There are two classes of people Republicans, and those who wish they were. BARBARA HENKEL Speech is silver, but silence is golden. ” GRANVILLE HENSLEY Give me vacation, or give me death. PATRICIA HILL The two studies I like best of all: the hearts of boys and basketball.’ VAN JUAN HILL I m willing to be convinced, but show me the person who can con- vince me. 24 SHIRLEY HOLLIS Don’t be silly! Of course my tongue isn't loose at both ends! JOHN BRUCE HUGHES I'll live and die a bachelor.” PATRICIA HUGHES I can love no more; my heart is full. TONY HUGHES Pd rather make history than study it. GARY JOHNS I'm not lazy; I m just saving my strength. BYRON JONES Speak little, think more, rest as often as possible. JANIE KEENER She is known by the noise she doesn't make. LARRY KEENER I'd rather be me than most any- body I know. MARTHA KERSTIENS I will be quiet now, but there will be a time when you will hear me. JOYCE KILPATRICK I know all the answers, but I can never seem to find the questions to fit them. 25 ANN KOELSCH ’’Boys have ceased to worry me.” DONALD KRESS Sometimes I sit and think, but sometimes I just sit. ” ANN LAMPRECHT She has a determination which will bring her success. ARLEN LAMPRECHT The only things certain in life are death, taxes, and Mr. Russ’s history tests. 26 JUDY LAWS What I really want is a foreign sports car with a foreign sport in it. ANITA LILES A lass so neat with smiles so sweet.’’ KENNETH LOPP I’m not afraid of work, just not in sympathy with it. PHYLLIS LOVE Personality is a ticket to success. DIANA LITTRELL ’’The reason gentlemen prefer blondes. LINDA LUMPKINS Silence is golden, but who am I to be rich? JUDY McMASTERS Her winning smile and pleasant ways are most endearing. LARRY McMURTREY Much study is weariness to the flesh. RANDY MARCUS A young man in his early flirties. FRANK MARSTON You can’t always tell what a man is thinking by the way he acts. 27 JETTA McCRORY Forever greet one with a smile and a word of cheer. RAYBURN McINTEAR I don’t care what happens next. I’ll get by some way. THOMAS MEYER There are two classes of people: Democrats and the ignorant ones. DON MISENHEIMER I came, I saw, I paid no atten- tion. � DORIS MOORE Genuine sincerity is a trait of the true and noble. NANCY MOORE If life is worth living, it's worth enjoying. WILLIAM MORTON The best way to kill time is to work it to death. BRENDA MYERS Speaking generally, she's gener- ally speaking.M 28 JIM MY RICK I cannot love. I'm too old for girls and too young for women.' ANTHIONETTE NEIDERT She's the peach of someone's heart. ADRIEN NEWTON I can sleep all day; the nights are different. JEROLD NEWTON Said he with a sigh, 'Life is so short, and so am I. LINDA NEWTON Some say she studies, and some say not; but she’s friendly, and that’s a lot. SHERRY NEWTON School? - I suppose it’s a necessary evil. DENNIS ODEM If there isn't a circus around, start one. MARGIE OSBORN She studies a lot, but she’s per- fectly normal. PATRICIA PARSON She loves one, but which one?? BOBBY PENNINGTON Whenever I feel like exercising, I sit down until the feeling goes away. 29 LARRY PERRY Who's afraid of the big, bad faculty? BETTY SUE PETERS Rather quiet she seems to be, but after eight, you can't fool me. SELTON PETTUS I don't break the rules; I just bend them a little. LARRY PHILLIPS Let me be what lam, and seek not after me.” LINDA PURCELL I'm just an innocent little girl in a big, bad world. JIMMY QUILLEN I was cut out to be an angel, but somebody goofed on the assembly line. DARNELL RICHARDSON While others talk of wiseness, she achieves it. JANE ROBERTSON It's better to love one little boy lots than lots of little boys little. 30 FREDA RUSS Study should not interfere with one's education. ROSE MON D RUSS Music has charm. MIKE SANDLIN A smile that could eat a banana sideways. BARBARA SCOTT If giggles were unlawful, I'd spend the rest of my life in jail. JULIA SEWaL She studies hard. Yea, but what about? KENNETH SHELTON There must be some work in him for none ever seems to work out. CAROLYN SKILLIAN If you thinkJ_talk a lot, you’re probably right. BILLIE JANE SMITH If life were measured by smiles, she would live forever. 31 DIAN SMITH She'd stop St. Peter's roll call to tell him her opinion. JACKIE SMITH Music washes away from the soul the dust of every day life. ROBERT SMITH I don't preach, so I don't prac- tice. ROGER STORY Eat, drink, and be merry, for to- morrow there may be a law against it. ERNESTINE STUTTS A helping hand makes a welcome friend. DAPHNE STUTTS Swallowing knowledge has never given her indigestion. TERRY TALLEY He likes to hunt, but what for? WILLIAM THOMAS I only hope I don't have to walk to success. 32 HOYT TIDWELL Out to lunch - always! WADE TRIMMER What a cute little baby he must have been. KAY VANDERFORD Some say I'm bashful; most doubt it. ANN WEATHERS A woman is never too busy to talk about how busy she is. DEBORAH WEATHERS It's nice to be natural if you’re naturally nice. JERRY WHITEHEAD If girls interfere with your work, quit work. FAYE WILLIAMS Is it true blondes have more fun? MARY WILLIAMS Til save my problems for a brainy day. CHARLOTTE WILSON If charm had calories, she'd be dangerously overweight. JIMMY WORD Blessed is the man who invented sleep. DON WOODWARD The best way to pass a test is usually undecided until I get to class. CONNIE WRAY Sober, but not serious; quiet, but not idle. JOAN WRIGHT Two girls can keep a secret if one has laryngitis. RONALD WRIGHT Maybe by the time I have to get a job, the computers will have taken over. THOMAS YARBROUGH Bright lights and blonds don't bother me. MOST STUDIOUS Jerald Newton Darnell Richardson MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Donnie Headrick Patricia Cox MOST AMBITIOUS Harold Birdyshaw Charlotte Wilson 36 FRIENDLIEST Stanley Cox Betty Sue Peters MOST ATHLETIC Wade Trimmer Mary Williams MOST TYPICAL Don Woodward Faye Williams 37 OFFICERS AND SPONSORS President: Ted Hendrix Vice-President: Harry Green Secretary: Joan Killen Reporter: Byron Wright Sponsors: Mrs. Clark Mr. Stutts Gayle Allred Barbara Atwell Picture Not Available Candy Augustin Don Baker Picture Not Available Brenda Sue Bassham Joe Beckman Michael Beckman Terry Beckman Wanda Faye Beecham Larry Belew 41 V ' Tony Cox Jimmy Davis Stevie Davis Tommy Dean Ann Dollar William Dotson 42 Mary Beth Fredebeil Tommy Gallian Gwen Gamble Ronald Gillespie Larry Gladney Brenda Gray 43 Charlotte Gray Rex Gray Harry Green Harold Grigsby Paulette Grooms 44 Larry Hanson Glynda Hardwick Brenda Harlan Larry Don Harrison Theresa Headrick Ronald Henkel Paul Hemen Ted Hendrix Delores Hill Arthur Hollman Jean Holloway Portia Howell Janice Hulsey Judith Hurst Charles Inman Jennie Inman Roger Dale Jackson Marvin Joiner Cathy Kerstiens 45 Paul Ko lief rath Joan Killen Evalyn Kimbrell Dillard Krick Brenda Lee v 46 Dorothy Lovelace Eugene Lyles Carolyn McAfee Carrol McClanahan Tim Me Dow Hazel McKinney Lawrence Marston Milton Marston Regan Marston Picture Not Available Tommy Mattox Dorothy Mashburn Kenneth Monroe Betty Moody Barbara Moore Clyde Moore Linda Gay Moore Willa Dean Morrison Alvan Morton Mary Morton 47 Barbara Mullins 48 Wanda Kay Mullins Malcolm Myres Jane O'Connor Sam John Pass are 11a Sammy Passarella Tommy Patt Edith Payne Barbara Pettus z' V N Ronnie Nash Mary Eloise Newton Barry Ramsey Linda Gail Richardson Gary Ridgeway Claudiette Sewell Brenda Simbeck Doris Fay Robertson Dorothy Scott William Simpson Wanda Smith Fred Springer Connie Swinea Judy Talley June Thomas 49 Gaye Wilson Martha Rose Woodward Byron Wright Garey Yocom 50 MOST AMBITIOUS Joan Killen Harold Grigsby MOST STUDIOUS BEST PERSONALITY Kay Blackwell Stevie Davis Theresa Headrick Bud Hollman MOST ATHLETIC Evelyn Kimbrell Larry Gladney MOST POPULAR Hazel McKinney Ted Hendrix BEST ALL AROUND June Thomas Sam John Passarella 52 MOST TYPICAL Mary Beth Fredebeil Bruce Walters BEST LOOKING Jackie Farr Barry Ramsey FRIENDLIEST Glynda Hardwick Tony Cox 54 56 OFFICERS AND SPONSORS President: Don Hartsfield Vice-President: Andy Story Secretary: Charlotta Urban Reporter: Gary Fleming Sponsors: Mrs. Childress Mr. Story MR. MISS CLASS Andy Story Lorraine Nunley Ricky Alexander Daniel Allen Susan Allen Johnny Andrews Sheila Atwell Carol Ballard Diane Barnett Junior Barnett Charles Bassham Terry Don Bassham Mary Blanche Beckman James Beuerlein Sarah Beuerlein James Birdyshaw Jerry Lee Blair Judy Bosheers Shirley Brown Steven Carter Elizabeth Cathey Linda Joy Clayton Richard Cox Wanda Sue Davis Johnny Dean Carolyn Dishongh Alma Dixon Roy Dobbins Margaret Dover Peter Etienne Janice Farr Connie Farris 57 Donnie Farris Ray Clark Farris Tommie Ferrell Brenda Fisher Patricia Fisher Joyce Faye Flatt Gary Fleming James Price Fowler John Fox Ressie Franklin Kathy Gieske Dana Gillispie Dwayne Gillespie Harold Glass Carolyn Glover 58 Norene Graves June Gray Wanda Kay Gray David Gulley Nicky Hale Sharon Hammond Douglas Edward Hand Mary Frances Harrison Donald Rex Hartsfield Oliver Hartsfield Earl Hartsfield Rex Hartsfield Jerry Hensley Judy Faye Hill Linda Hill Brenda Jean Hollis Carolyn Hollis Larry Hollis Elaine Hollman Wilma Hood Carol Annette Horn Ricky Howard Stephen Hughes William Bruce Hughes Carol Jackson Johnny Jones Travis Keener Clara Kerstiens Michael Kerstiens Judy Ann Kimbrell Larry Kimbrell June Krick Jimmy Landtroop Kathy Looney Jerry Lowery Doris Luffman Tommy Luffman W ayne Lumpkins Mary Mabe James McClanahan Linda McCullars Gary McLain Jerry McLain Sondra Me Masters Peggy Matthews 59 Roger Marston Roger Edward Mashburn Brenda Gail Moore David Richard Moore James Dale Moore Jerry Wayne Moore Richard Lee Moore Elvis Mullins Eddy Nash Royce Neidert Glenda Newton Harry Don Newton Frances Nolan Lorraine Nunley Semina Olive 60 Willie Owens Charles Parson John Francis Patt Johnny Peden Pamela Pettus Delphine Purser Katherine Purser Gerald Quillen Judy Quillen James Richards Ben Roberson Joan Roper Linda Kay Richardson Phyllis Sandy Frances Sewell Gary Allen Sewell Jill Shackleford Sara Silver Mary Margaret Simpson Gwendolyn Smith Roy Smith Kathy Steadman Kay Stone Andy Story Billy Story Margie Stowe Kenneth Stults Betty Stutts Carolyn Stutts Freddy Stutts Sue Swinney Jerry Tays Keith Tays Phyllis Truitt Linda Jane Tidwell Cariotta Urban Allen Vines Jerry Wayne Weathers Pamela White Doyle Whitehead Edith Wilcoxson Ronald Lee Williams Lester Wilson 61 MOST AMBITIOUS Mary Blanche Beckman James Birdyshaw MOST POPULAR Linda McCullars Gerald Quillen MOST ATHLETIC Lottie Urban Johnny Jones BEST ALL AROUND Diane Barnett Tommy Ferrell 63 FRIENDLIEST Elaine Hollman Gary Sewell BEST LOOKING Frances Sewell Ricky Moore MOST TYPICAL Clara Kerstiens Don Rex Hartsfield to me, Don! Whole lot a studying going on. Who said the frontier days are over? Did you say Flying Dutchman?” 66 New board and all! Now Mrs. Myrick, I just had to eat. OFFICERS AND SPONSORS President: Steve Rushing Vice-President: Betty Lamprecht Secretary: Charlotta Urban Sponsors: Mrs. Beckman Mr. Simbeck MR. MISS CLASS 68 Horace Braswell Vicki Looney Terry Allen Carolyn Ayers Carl Beckman Roger Belew Brenda Benefield Susan Beuerlein Eula Bivens David Brady Horace Braswell Joyce Anne Brown Mack Brown Martha Brown Faye Cathey Willie Cathey Joyce Chapman Maxine Cole David Copeland William Ray Cotton Randy Cross Thomas Roy Daughtry Duane Davis Joyce Annette Davis Sallie Dollar Melvin Dotson James Elmer Douglas Eddie Durrett Shirley Ellis Patricia Elkins John Martin Etienne Willi am Evers Joe Rex Farris Jane Fisher Brenda Fitzgerald Ronnie Flatt Timothy Flatt Connie Fleming Stanley Fleming Donald Fowler Jimmy David Fowler Judy Frazier Catherine Fulks Roy David Fulks 69 Johnny Gamble Mack Gamble Max Garretson Bobbie Ghrigsby Dan Ghrigsby Gail Gray Jerry Wayne Gray Larry Glenn Golden Sherry Green Malcolm Grigsby Jane Guyton Lorene Hallmark Troy Hammond Clyde Hand David Hemen Rose Mary Holloway Arnold Holt Stanley Howell Cathy Jean Hughes Diana Hughes Randy Hurst Wanda Jackson Donna Jenkins Janice Johns Monte Jones Larry Kerstiens Larry Killen Barbara Sue King James Kizer Ronnie Kollefrath Betty Lamprecht Charles Bruce Landtroop Edward Landtroop Priscilla Landtroop Bobby Lynn Laws James Lemay Kathy Littrell Vicki Looney Jimmy Wayne Lowery Milton Wayne Lumpkins James Luncford May Ion McAdams 70 Johnny McDonald Linda McDonald Roger Dale McDonald David McDow Kay McAfee Elaine McGee Ann McKinney Janice McLean Patty Marcus Patrick Neal Mashburn Danny Meyer Martha Michael Joseph Lee Miller James Doyle Moore Larry Moore Richard Earl Mori arty Frances Morrison Michael Donald Murks Betty Carol Newton Donnie Carl Newton Leamen Newton Charles O'Connor Jan Old Kenneth Olive Wallace Earl Palmore William Larry Parrott Don Parson Danny Passarella Gary Payne Danny Pennington Donna Perry David Perry William Perry Joel Peters Joyce Ann Peters Brenda Phillips Danny Richardson G. T. Roland Stephen Rushing Evelyn Russ Diane Sims David Smith 71 James Michael Smith Katherine Smith Phil Smith Glenda Springer Joan Springer Martha Faye Springer Ronnie Springer O'Neal Stanford Linda Steele Kathy Stephenson Dessa Taylor Mary Ruth Thigpen Mary Julia Thomas Patricia Trimmer Larry Wayne Tucker Gaylon Urban Bonnie Vanderford Jimmy Dale White William Stephen Wilburn Connie Laura Williams David Leo Williams Delilah Williams Dorris Williams Jerry Williams Morris Williams Billy Wilson Ethelene Woods Catherine Wray Angelia Kay Wright 72 MOST AMBITIOUS MOST POPULAR Morris Williams Maxine Cole MOST ATHLETIC Larry Tucker Martha Springer BEST ALL AROUND Max Garretson Annette Davis 74 FRIENDLIEST MOST HUMOROUS Jerry Gray Sherry Green ORGANIZATIONS | 78 Oh, those girls!! ! Yes, I will do it for you! F. T. A. OFFICERS President - Jim Myrick Vice President - Peachie Neidert Secretary - Brenda Cox Reporter - Mary Beth Fredebeil Eh! What's up Doc! — Really, John Bruce! -— Everybody to the top floor. That’s my gift, Mr. Wilson. 3aiin GfuS — No time for rest . . . 82 Cheese . . . 84 James may be missing a hand soon. 86 FRESHMAN OFFICERS Do it right, boys! FARMERS Pp future LERica THE NATIONAL ORGANIZATION FOR BOYS STUDYING VOCATIONAL AGRICULTURE What did you find in there, peanuts? CLUB MEMBERS 87 Don’t they look busy? The beautiful FHA girls. Spring is here. 7fi e JlTarcfiing JlCusfangs The band in formation. Jetta, Delores, Donnie, Judy. Emergency! Everybody out! Mrs. Hayes is initiated Smile, Cathy! Ricky strikes again! Is that any way to seesaw? Monte and Randy FIRST ROW, left to right: J. Word, T. Talley, W. Trimmer, C. Davis, S. Belew, J. Gibbs, A. Newton, T. Gray, T. Hughes, B. Adair. SECOND ROW: B. Douglas, M. Kerstiens, M. Walters, R. Smith, D. Hartsfield, S. Davis, R. Wright, D. Woodward, L. Gladney, B. Griffin, W. Lumpkins. THIRD ROW: Coach Wilson, M. Gillespie, C. Pettus, B. Beding- field, S. Passarella, J. Myrick, H. Green, J. Jones, J. Birdyshaw, J. Blair, W. Simpson, Coach McCoy. TOP ROW: T. Roland, M. Joiner, R. Hartsfield, B. Wilson. R. Howard, L. Belew, D. Gillespie, G. Urban, J. Davis, T. Hendrix. SELTON PETTUS DON WOODWARD JAMES GIBBS Center Center Tackle ADRIEN NEWTON TRAVIS GRAY HARRY GREEN Tackle Guard Guard 97 MICHAEL BECKMAN JAMES BIRDYSHAW STEVE DAVIS Guard End End TERRY TALLEY End JOHNNY JONES End RONALD WRIGHT Halfback LARRY GLADNEY JERRY BLAIR TONY HUGHES Fullback Tailback Halfback 98 COACHES: McCoy and Wilson STANLEY BELEW Halfback THOMAS DOUGLAS Tailback RAYFORD, The Little Giant Brenda Cox 100 The Queen and Her Court 101 Travis and Francis James and Delores Terry and Pinky FIRST ROW: Wilson, G. Flemming, D. Moore, T. Talley, S. Hughes, Coach McCoy. SECOND ROW: J. Jones, T. Hendrix, D. Hartsfield, J. Birdyshaw, S. Davis, F, Springer, H. Green. CAPTAIN James Gibbs CO-CAPTAIN Terry Talley HENDRIX HUGHES JONES GREEN BIRDYSHAW MOORE 105 I wonder if mother is looking? COACH McCOY DAVIS SPRINGER HARTSFIELD i 1 1 FLEMING MARY WILLIAMS Sr. Forward MARY ALICE BRASWELL Sr. Guard JUDY MacMASTERS Sr. Forward BOTTOM ROW: Left to Right, Coach Wilson, Urban, White, Springer, Coach McCoy. SECOND ROW: Looney. Frazier, Williams, Kimbrell, Braswell, Ballard. TOP ROW: Gray, Grigsby, Springer, MacMasters, Farr. 108 GAYLE ALLRED Jr. Guard EVELYN KIMBRELL Jr. Guard BRENDA GRAY Jr. Forward CARLOTTA URBAN Soph. Forward PAM WHITE Soph. Guard JANICE FARR Soph. Guard V. LOONEY F. Forward J. SPRINGER F. Forward J. FRAZIER M. SPRINGER F. Forward MANAGERS: Fredebeil Lamprecht CAROL BALLARD Soph. Guard B. GRIGSBY F. Forward 109 There it goes, Gayle! OUR HERO! !! Oar Oirfs m CTlction MAC!! Hooks for two. Defense in action. Just a little higher, STRETCH! Coach McCoy Wilson talk it over. Good defense position. Girls District Trophy Lady Mustangs with trophy. Victory over Hohenwald!!! 113 BOYS' STATE. Donnie, Bobby. James . . . Free Annual Winners 114 Clean it good, James! How about this? Oon£eij C 3asJ?etf)aff (Jame Having fun, Jerry? Lazy. Robert. Art Goop Program Our Art Class. Enjoying yourself, Pat? Sam John. A Cook?? - Beautiful Music Shirley, Pat, Betty, and Betty serve at FT A Christmas Party. I'm glad they invited Us. 117 Proud Seniors. Finally! ! High Scorers on the Civil Defense test . . . Planning on Graduating? 119 Poor Jim. We've got to leave already? I never could write anyway Batin Gfu£ 0.rip io T art ienon. 120 Hope No one Falls . . . 122 Daily Exercise. Great Wrestlers. 123 126 Who's making this speech? Free Supper. Is Sports worth this? New Cooks . . . Best time of the day. 128 A rest for Mr. Estes. I hate food. Did you put enough salt? Our Cooks 130 131 A Bedtime Story?? You better watch Ronnie. Latin Program Cast. 132 Are the Seniors worth this? 133 Another day Is a napkin all I get? Lovely ladies. Another dollar. 135 Bud and Harold attend the Beta Convention. Oh No. Poor Patty . . . i and Lazy Picnickers. Learning something new? Regan enjoys life the easy way . . . 138 Best time of the day ... Do I deserve this? We're all here . . . How can you do this to me? 139 I'm so tired . . . I told you the two sticks wouldn’t work. German 141 JSatin A Mouse! !! Home Run . . . 142 7 7 7 How about tips? Don’t smile Donnie . . . That one is done . 144 Just one more dance? Share and share alike. Nobody will ask us to dance. I'm ready to go home. . : Art in Action . . . Mustang Sports Writers . . . Creed Contest Winner. Top school spellers . . . J. U. CA. Gon uention 149 Departing Seniors WELDING CONTEST 1st place winner in District 3rd place winner in Regional Representatives to FFA Convention. Green hand officers. 150 Algebra I, Tomorrow's future . . . Master of Ceremonies—Bobby Pennington •in tvi !� Welcome President James Gibbs I told you I could draw. Art and English too. That's the blue print of my house . , Honored Guest . . . I can't write. This is a woman's job. Everything's tested. Presenting the New President. New Officers . . . Beta Members— Bradley and Ronnie Miss Jordan you're sticking me Does it look straight? When is this thing going to start? COCA-COLA OLD’S SCHOOL OF BUSINESS Lawrence burg, Tenn. ETHEREDGE MANUFACTURING COMPANY Iron City, Tenn. COMMERCE UNION BANK Lawrence burg, Tennessee J. L. WILSON MOBIL OIL COMPANY Lawrenceburg, Tennessee AUTO PARTS CO. M. G. H WHOLESALER GROCERY Lawrenceburg, Tennessee MOBLEY’S Lawrenceburg, Tennessee Lawrenceburg, Tennessee BEATRICE FOODS CO. MEADOW GOLD ICE CREAM HILL’S FOOD CENTER Iron City, Tennessee MOORE'S LORETTO DAIRY BAR Lawrenceburg, Tennessee Loretto, Tennessee S. A. PETTUS USED CARS RICHARDSON HARDWARE COMPANY Lawrenceburg, Tennessee Loretto, Tennessee CROWDER’S DRUG STORE Lawrence burg, Tennessee ASSOCIATES FINANCE Lawrenceburg, Tennessee MEDICAL CENTER Lawrenceburg, Tennessee THE BOOTERY Lawrenceburg, Tennessee BOBBIE’S BEAUTY SHOP Loretto, Tennessee MASSEY MOTOR CO. J. H. FURNITURE CO. Lawrenceburg, Tennessee GOWEN FURNITURE CO. Lawrenceburg, Tennessee Lawrenceburg, Tennessee MABIE’S WISHY WASHY Lawrenceburg, Tennessee COL. BUFORD EVANS REALTY CO. Lawrenceburg, Tennessee HOBBS-PURNELL OIL CO., INC. Lawrenceburg, Tennessee SWAP AND SHOP CENTER Lawrenceburg, Tennessee LOCKE'S MEN’S WEAR Lawrenceburg, Tennessee RALPH SARTOR JEWELRY Lawrenceburg, Tennessee VI. STO N ATM NATIONAL STORES Lawrenceburg, Tennessee KUHN’S 5 10 Lawrenceburg, Tennessee THE TOGGERY Lawrenceburg, Tennessee DARI-DIP Lawrenceburg, Tennessee EDWARD’S OIL COMPANY Lawrenceburg, Tennessee RAYFIELD HARDWARE AND SPORTING GOODS Lawrenceburg, Tennessee Shop DOOLEY’S For Your Campus and Ladies Apparel Dial SOuth 2-2218 - Depot St. Lawrenceburg, Tennessee SHERRILL KNOTT Lawrenceburg, Tennessee Lawrenceburg, Tennessee SHOE TOWN Lawrenceburg, Tennessee IDEAL BAKERY COMPANY LINDSEY’S Lawrenceburg, Tennessee r ;• - KRESS METAL CASKET COMPANY Loretto, Tennessee GRAIN ELEVATOR CO. Lawrence burg, Tennessee LANCE INC. GREEN WELCH Lawrenceburg, Tennessee KRESS AUTO PARTS J. H. ROCHESTER, Salesman Lo retto, Tenne s s e e CITY DRUG CO. Lawrence burg, Tennessee ELECTRICAL APPLIANCE COMPANY Lawrenceburg, Tennessee I SALANT SALANT PARISH PHARMACY Lawrenceburg, Tenn. Lawrenceburg, Tenn, SLAGLE’S CAR LOT Loretto, Tennessee LAWRENCEBURG FEDERAL SAVINGS Lawrenceburg, Tennessee PARKWAY DRIVE IN CHARLIE’S RECORD SHOP Lawrenceburg, Tennessee PARK’S MOTOR COMPANY Lawrenceburg, Tennessee BRADLEY-ROBIN’S CHEVROLET Lawrenceburg, Tennessee Lawrenceburg, Tennessee FARM EXCAVATIONS BOBBY STOUT Leoma, Tennessee Phone 852-4231 ARLO PEPPERS DRY GOODS Lawrenceburg, Tennessee MARTIN McCORD’S GROCERY GEORGE MURPHY GIN Leoma, Tennessee Leoma, Tennessee rn KNOX PARTS COMPANY LORETTO MILLING COMPANY Lawrenceburg, Tennessee MAGDALENA'S BEAUTY SHOP Loretto, Tennessee EVERS TIN SHOP Loretto, Tennessee Lawrenceburg, Tennessee NEIDERT CASKET CO. OSBORN FUNERAL HOME Loretto, Tennessee Loretto, Tennessee BRYAN BROS. CORUM’S STORE St. Joseph, Tennessee St. Joseph, Tennessee HUNT BROTHERS GENERAL MERCHANDISE ST. JOSEPH FLORIST WILLIE and JOSEPHINE WILSFORD Phone 845-4138 Loretto, Tennessee St. Joseph, Tennessee DEMOCRAT-UNION WILLIAMS BROTHERS GARAGE Lawrenceburg, Tennessee St. Joseph, Tennessee ELECTRIC APPLIANCE CO. HOGAN’S FLOWER SHOP Loretto, Tennessee TOP STYLE BEAUTY SHOP Loretto, Tennessee LEDBETTER DRUG CO. St. Joseph, Tennessee Lawrenceburg, Tennessee PARKS-BELK LEOMA BARGAIN STORE Lawrenceburg, Tennessee SHERMAN’S DEPARTMENT STORE 852-2482 Leoma, Tennessee FARMER'S SUPPLY Lawrenceburg, Tennessee Lawrenceburg, Tennessee LAWRENCEBURG POWER SYSTEM Lawrenceburg, Tennessee UNION CARBIDE CORPORATION CARBON PRODUCTS DIVISION Dawrenceburg, Tennessee ROBERSON’S AUTO SUPPLY St. Joseph, Tennessee BOB BAIZE MOTOR CO. H. B. BRINK CO. Lumber and Building Supplies Phone 762-3515 Lawrenceburg, Tennessee LAWRENCEBURG STEAM LAUNDRY North Military Ave, Phone 762-4871 Lawrenceburg, Tennessee North Locust Ave. Lawrenceburg, Tennessee Lawrenceburg, Tennessee BEECHAM’S FUNERAL HOME Lawrenceburg, Tennessee H. H. GENERAL MERCHANDISE Loretto, Tennessee Loretto, Tennessee BECKMAN’S FLORIST Loretto, Tennessee GREEN’S FURNITURE STORE FISHER’S FURNITURE AND APPLIANCE Loretto, Tennessee HARRELL’S SERVICE STATION Loretto, Tennessee Loretto, Tennessee FLATTS MOBIL STATION B. S. CONCRETE SUPPLY, INC. Loretto, Tennessee Lawrenceburg, Tennessee BLUE RIBBON CAFE DODSON’S DEPT. STORE Lawrenceburg, Tennessee Loretto, Tennessee Compliments of A CROCKETT LAWCO THEATRES L - iberty I - ntelligence Our Best Wishes to the O - ur Students of Loretto High School N - ation's j For the Best in Entertainment S - afety Visit Your Theatres LORETTO LION’S CLUB Lawrenceburg, Tennessee Loretto, Tennessee JANSEN’S MARKET FROSTY DRIVE-IN Leoma, Tennessee Lawrenceburg, Tennessee AUGUSTIN LUMBER CO. Loretto, Tennessee AMERICAN BANK Saint Joseph, Tennessee W. E. SMITH’S STORE Bonnertown, Tennessee IRON CITY LUMBER YARD HAMMOND’S SHOP EZY FOOD STORE Ramah, Tennessee R. D. KILLEN AND CO. GEN. MDSE. Iron City, Tennessee Loretto, Tennessee BANK OF LORETTO Loretto, Tennessee LORETTO PHARMACY Loretto, Tennessee BANK OF LEXINGTON Lexington, Alabama CITY OF ST. JOSEPH St. Joseph, Tennessee Loretto, Tennessee AMERICAN LEGION Loretto, Tennessee AUGUSTIN SUPER MARKET WILLIS STUDIO The Bald-Headed Brothers Lawrenceburg, Tennessee Compliments of THE MURRAY OHIO MANUFACTURING CO. Lawrence burg, Tennessee Manufacturers of MURRAY Juvenile Wheel Goods and Murray Bicycles Congratulations Loretto High School F acuity and Student Body 1964-1965 F rom The Entire Staff and Board of Directors of LORETTO TELEPHONE COMPANY, INC. Loretto, Tennessee Serving Greater Lawrence Co. RALPH J. PASSARELLA, President LOUISE PASSARELLA, Sec.-Treas. CITY OF LORETTO Loretto, Tennessee SEALTEST FOODS Soii fiebM amed WDXE Lawrenceburg DON K. SIM BECK Loretto, Tennessee TAYLOR PUBLISHING COMPANY ‘1 Wo ld « booki Arm T ylo m« oS ,°v ° y Cong r atulations to Class of 1965 Developing - Printing - Copying Portraits - Weddings , Tennessee CONTRIBUTIONS Lawrenceburg Monument Dr. J. A. Lowery (D. V. M. ) Beckam's Drug Store Giles Martin Barber Shop City Beauty Shop Loretto Dry Cleaners Roy Brewer's Used Cars Haygoods Sterchi1 s