Loretto High School - Mustang Yearbook (Loretto, TN)

Text from Pages 1 - 232 of the 1967 volume:

Zhe ‘ ‘Mustang 1967 Co ret to High School Coretto, Zemessee i foreword This, the 1967 Mustang, is a volume which holds more than a series of candid photographs. It holds a series of miniature scenes, captured by film, to depict the academic and extracurricular activities of LHS. When the old familiar door of LHS swung open in ’66, it brought back the stu- dents who had walked the corridors countless times and who had participated the year before to create the character of LHS. Along with those familiar faces came new, eager faces ready to face a new challenge and contribute to the growth ol LHS. During the year the new mingled with the old, and together they strove to achieve their designated goals. These faces experienced moments of joy, excitement, sadness, victory, and de- feat. But together they made the memories that will forever be cherished. The 1967 MLS TANG S TAFF hopes these scenes constitute a valued book of memories for the faculty and the members of the Student Body. 28 191 faculty Classes Organizations Activities Advertisers that 1 J o TOMORROW is what we MAKE an institution of learning, and, begins to unfold. For each, a DAY holds .... some of the Routine, its students awaken to another DAY ........................... a pageantry old as learning, New as a conquest, A REALIZATION A little of the Unknown, TODAY Within this day a person paused, a furtive glance, the boy saw the girl he found, a a victory was planned, THE THE sound of hurrying steps, closing doors, ringing bells are now silent. The classroom has only the Echoes ..... of the questions asked . . . and the problems solved. AND decision was made, DAY GROWS OLDER A Scope of human events are encompassed in a DAY at LHS YOUR DAYS . . . the Students of LHS who have animated the empty corridors, the old familiar shaded lawn the walls that have seen others go . . . And all the pages in this book with their unforgotten memories ARE DEDICATED TO. . . . Mrs. Virginia Childress and Mr. James Story. The whole Senior Class, and the Annual Staff wishes to express their sincere appreciation and gratitude for your untiring patience and guidance as our class sponsors through our years at LHS. Your interest, understanding, attention and friendship will always be remembered. As you turn through this yearbook, may you always recall the hard work, ef- fort, and pleasant memories that went into its production. Through our appreciation we dedicate our ’67 MUSTANG TO — YOU. Mi's. Childress 9 faculty 1966-67 io MRS. PATTIE PUTMAN Secretary' MRS. HELEN BECKMAN English III Latin I, II MRS. VIRGINIA CHILDRESS Home Economics MRS. KAY CLARK English II, III MR. JOHN CUTRELL Math IV Algebra I, II Geometry MRS. MARTHA FRAZIER English I MRS. RUBY GIBBS Science MR. ROBERT GREEN Geography General Business MRS. SYLVIA HAYES Band English II 12 ♦ MR. KENNETH HOWARD Math Chemistry' MISS FLORA GREY JORDAN Librarian MR. JAMES McCOY Physical Education Coach MRS. THELMA MY RICK Typing I Bookkeeping MRS. GENEVIEVE NEWTON English IV MR. FLOYD RUSHING JR. Agriculture MRS. CLAUDIA RUSS Math Physical Education MRS. ROSE RUSS Art I, II, III English III MR. DON SIMBECK Biology German I, II 14 MR. HARLEY SIMBECK Sociology Civics Coach MRS. JUSTINE STUTTS Typing II Shorthand I, I MR. LEE A. STOTTS Biology' Driver Education MR. JAMES STORY Algebra I History III MR. CARL URBAN Guidance Mechanical Drawing Coach ♦♦♦SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Stevie Hughes........................President Judy Richardson.................Vice-President Peggy Matthews.......................Secretary Clara Kerstiens.......................Reporter Principal 's Message Things of worth have to be earned. I trust that we, at LORETTO HIGH SCHOOL, may always do our reasonable best in every field of endeavor; and that each and every student may develop, as far as is reasonably possible, in their areas of living and learning. May the pages of this book always remind you of days well spent at LHS. Mr. 4 Miss CMS Cariotta Urban and Stevie Mugties 19 Senior 20 MOST SCHOOL SPIRIT James McCIanahan Clara Kersteins BEST LOOKING Frances Sewell Gary Fleming 21 MOST ATHLETIC James Birdyshaw Janice Farr MOST STUDIOUS Judy Bosheers Steve Hughes 22 MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Cariotta Urban Ray Farris RAY CLARK FARRIS SHARON HAMMOND MARY FRANCES HARRISON LINDA HILL LARRY HOLLIS RITA ELAINE HOLLMAN WILMA SUE HOOD ANNETTE HORN CAROLYN HOLLIS RICKY HOWARD STEPHEN HUGHES CLARA KERSTIENS MICHAEL KERSTIENS CAROL JACKSON JOHNNY KEITH JONES JUDY KIMBRELL KATHY ELLEN LOONEY DORIS NELL LUFFMAN TOMMY LUFFMAN FORREST WAYNE LUMPKINS JAMES McCLANAHAN BRENDA MOORE DAVID RICHARD MOORE RICHARD LEE MOORE ELVIS REED MULLINS MARY MABE MURKS EDDIE NASH HARRY DON NEWTON SEMINA OLIVE WILLIE L. OWENS CHARLES PARSONS JOHN FRANCIS PATT GARY PESNELL LINDA DELPHINE PURSER KATHERINE PURSER 34 FRANCES SEWELL GARY SEWELL JILL SHACKELFORD SARA SILVER RONALD LEE WILLIAMS 38 Mr- 4 Miss junior Class Patsy Zrimmcr k ftilly Wilson 40 D’neal Stanford — President Steve Rushing — Vice President Morris Williams — Secretary and Treasurer Betty Newton — Reporter I 0 r David Smith Donna Perry BEST PERSONALITY Superlatives Maylon McAdams BEST LOOKING Evelyn Russ MOST ATHLETIC Joan Springer Karry Kerstein MOST STUDIOUS Betty Lamprecht Clyde Hand � SUCCEED TO LIKELY MOST Vicki Looney Stanley Fleming 43 Terry Allen Carl Beckman Carolyn Ayers Roger Belew Now we know what Math IV is all about! Brenda Benefield Sue Beurlein Eula Bivens Joyce Brown Martha Brown Mack Brown David Brady Horace Braswell Faye Cathy Joyce Chapman 44 Maxine Cole Duane Davis David Copeland Annette Davis William Cotton Melvin Dotson Randy Cross Eddie Durrett Thomas Daughtry Johnnie Etienne Martha, I didn't do it. William Evers Joe Farris Donnie Ferguson Jane Fisher 45 Tim Flatt Connie Fleming Judy Frazier Reed Gamble Stanley Fleming Mack Gamble Donald Fowler Max Garretson Jimmy Fowler Bobby Ghrigsby He didn’t know anything else to do with my cof- fee. Larry Golden Sherry Green 46 Jerry Gray Malcolm Grigsby Jane Guyton Lorene Hallmark Keith Hammond Clyde Hand You won’t be smiling when I get through with you. Rose Mary Holloway Diane Hughes Randy Hurst Travis Keener Larry Kersteins Larry Killen Donna Jenkins Barbara King Monte Jones Ronnie Kollefrath 47 Betty Lamprecht Kathy Littrell Bruce Landtroop Vickie Looney Diane Landtroop Wayne Lumpkins Eddie Landtroop James Luncford David LeMay Donna Martin I don't believe it! Jm Plain Minin' Patrick Mashburn May I on McAdams Danny Meyer Kay McAfee Johnny McDonald Linda McDonald Roger McDonald Elaine McGee It’s finger-lickin’ good! Ann McKinney Joan Morrison Janice McLean Donnie Murks Martha Michael Betty Newton James Moore Leamon Newton Larry Moore Charles O’Connor 49 Jan Old Gary Payne Wallace Pal more Danny Pennington Larry Parrott Donna Perry Don Parson David Perry Danny Passarella Joel Peters Joyce Peters Brenda Phillips Danny Richardson Steve Rushing A hard-working Ag. boy? Evelyn Russ Diane Sims Glenda Springer Joan Springer Let’s do the Bozo wave. Martha Springer Ronnie Springer Phil Smith Oneal Stanford David Smith Linda Steele Kathy Smith Dessa Taylor Mike Smith Sandra Terry 51 Patsy Trimmer Connie Williams Larry Tucker David Williams Bonnie Vanderford Delilah Williams Dale White Doris Williams Stevie Wilburn Jerry Williams Morris Williams Bill Wilson Kay Wright Don’t worry; he’s gone to the bank. 52 SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS Freddy Brown — President Ellen Hallmark — Vice President Kay Jackson — Secretary Mi4- 4 Miss Sophomore Class Qwen Smith — Paul Cleveland 54 BEST PERSONALITY Pat Roberson Pat Ezell MOST ATHLETIC Joan Fredebeil Ricky Jones MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Debbie Urban Jimmy Springer MOST STUDIOUS Joyce Dean Randy Risner Sharon Niedert Danny Bryant MOST SCHOOL SPIRIT WITTIEST Joan Willis Don Thigpen K Jane Beckman Wayne Springer BEST LOOKING Cherri Hardiman Toby Luffman David Allen Lee Allred Judy Barnett Sandra Barnett William Barnett Jane Beckman Wanda Beckman Wayne Beech man Bobby Belew Faye Belew Donnie Benefield Vickie Boston Donna Brown Freddy Brown Danny Bryant Kathy Buttrum Kathy Campbell Roger Carter Paul Cleveland Donald Cox � WI for l.mw h IWt for Timothy Daughtry Joyce Dean Kathy Denton Ronald Dishongh James Douglas 58 John Dover Harold Dover Jae Dryden Johnny Dryden Edward Ellis Mary Etienne Martha Evers Theresa Evers Janice Ezell Patrick Ezell Carrol Gist Roy Gist Faye Glover Billy Gray Ellen Hallmark 59 Richard Hammond Kathaleen Hannah Chcri Hardiman Larry Hartsfield Gary Henkel Theresa Hoi I man Mona Hollis Kathy Holt Susan Holt Melissa Horn Rita Howell David Hughes Kathryn Hunt Cathy Hurst Kay Jackson Ricky Jones Gary Key Larry Kimbrell Timothy Kimbrell Stephen Kress Larry Krick Marie Lamprecht Larry Laws Terry Lee Danny Littrell 60 Bobby LufTman Franklin LufTman Deborah Lumpkins Hilda Marks Thurman Marston r In Tree LuokinR for ■timrthine be lot Ray McAfee Donald McCrory Roy McKey Steven McKey Thomas McKissack Joseph Miller Richard Misenhimer Billy Moore Calvin Moore Carolyn Morton Plinitii Hook Myra Mullins Charles Neese Sharon Neidert Brenda Newton Carolyn Newton Larry Newton Joseph O’Connor Robert O’Connor Kay Owens Richard Passarella 61 Ronny Pennington Lanny Perry Nolan Perry Curtis Peters David Pettus Malec Pettus Charlotte Phillips Donnie Powell Gary Powell Charles Purcell Patricia Purcell David Purser Janie Purser Pamela Richards Freda Rinks Randy Risner Cheryl Robertson Pat Robertson Mark Rosson Brenda Shelton Kathy Shelton Doris Short Gwen Smith Robert Smith Harry Smithson 62 Jimmy Springer Wayne Springer Charlie Staggs Douglas Stutts Larry Thigpen Mar)' Thigpen Sharon Thompson Travis Tidwell Kathy Todd Deborah Urban Jean Vanderford Hope Weathers Janice White Ray Whitley Jerry Wilburn Carol Williams Troy Williams Joan Willis Catherine Wray Sharon Yocom 63 freshman Superlatives Diane Scott Billy Gray MR. MISS FRESHMAN CLASS Jackie Lee Benny Smith Judy Lumpkins Jerry Ramsey BEST LOOKING MOST SCHOOL SPIRIT MOST ATHLETIC Carla Rhodes Tommy Rhodes 66 BEST PERSONALITY Nancy Riddle Gary Kelly MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Diana Baker Tommy Clark MOST STUDIOUS Sharon Green Dexon Steveson Alexander, Carol Allen, Donna Atwell, Randy Baker, Diane Ballard, Shirley Bassham, Sandra Beckman, Richard Beckman, Wallace Be lew, Bobby Birdyshaw, Edward Bivens, Shirley Blackwell, Richard Bosheers, Randy Bradley, Carolyn Brady, Sandra Bush, Diana Busby, Pamela Chance, Beth Cannon, Charles Clark, Thomas Coleman, Margaret Daniels, Morgan Dotson, Robert Davis, Timothy Douglas, Harry Earnest, Randall Estes, Randy Evers, Anita Fisher, Tommy Fowler, Carl Fowler, Linda Fulks, Jane Gabel, Dorothy Gabriel, Larry Gamble, Carol 68 Gamble, Randy Gist, Linda Ghrigsby, Carolyn Glover, Linda Golden, Kathy Gray, Billy Gray, Jerry Don Green, Larry Green, Sharon Green, Stanley Hammond, Creston Hanson, Jerry Hargrove, Betty Hartsfield, Tim Hartsfield, Travis Harvell, Susan Heatherly, Janie Henkel, Kathrine Hill, Kenneth Holden, Janice Holloway, Kenneth Holloway, Wanda Holt, Brenda Hood, Dennis Hughes, Daniel Hughes, Terry Hughes, Wanda Huson, Thomas Hurst, Thomas Johns, Dwayne Johnson, Barbara Johnson, Brenda Johnston, Henry Jones, Kathy Kelly, Gary 69 Key, Anita Killcn, Barbara Kollefrath, Annette Lancaster, Katheryn Land troop, Bennie Landtroop, Deborah Lee, Jackie Lumpkins, Judy Malone, Rose Marcus, Patricia Mash bum, Larry Mashbum, Michael Mash burn, Vickie Mayfield, Janice McDonald, Travis Me Dow, Gary McDow, Ronnie McGee, Norma McGee, Patricia McLain, Danny Mosley, Frances Mosley, Rebecca Newton, Donnie Newton, Teresa Niedergeses, Ann Norwood, Rodney O’Connor, Karan Olive, Donna Olive, Kenneth Olive, Linda Osbom, Betty Parrish, Emmett Parrish, Linda Patt, Robert Payne, Billy Ray 70 Perry, Jane Perry, Jerry Phillips, Anita Prince, Sheriine Pruitt, Jerry Purser, Paul Ramsey, Jerry Reeves, Joseph Rhodes, Carla Richardson, Micheal Riddle, Nancy Ridgway, Angela Rid gw ay, Janice Robbins, Martha Robertson, Dexter Rushing, Donald Russell, Betty Sue Sandlin, Danny Scott, Dianna Shaddix, Rickie Sims, Linda Smith, Bennie Smith, Hilda Smith, Mary Stanford, Anthony Stephenson, Dexon Stowe, Bobby Stutts, Stella Taylor, Virginia Thigpen, David Thomas, Michael Tidwell, Bobby Walters, Margie Weaver, Evelyn Williams, Patricia 71 Williams, Roger D. Wray, Leda Wunner, Carl Yarber, Judy Jreskman Class Officers Donnie Rushing — President Judy Lumpkins - Vice-President Nancy Riddle — Secretary 72 a n i z a t i o n s 73 Beta Club Pres: Stevie Hughes Sec: Connie Wiliams Vice-Pres: Stevie Rushing Treas: Lottie Wright 74 Spon: Miss Jordan mM ro h Zkc Marching Mustangs 77 Pres.: Steve Rushing Sec.: Betty Lampercht Vice-Prcs.: Worris Williams Treas.: Andy Pursel Spons.: Mrs. Beckman (jerman Club 79 Spon.: Mr. Simbeck 3ZA Officers 80 Sec.-Treas. Kathy Looney President Clara Kerstiens Vice-Pres. James Birdyshaw £ Club CLUB Mary Had a Little Lamb . . . That’s a Little Jewel!! pep in fiction 85 86 Senior Class Will I, Kathy Gieske, hereby will my ability to get unmailable letters in Shorthand to Kay Wright. I, Sheila Atwell, hereby will my ability to get along with people to Bonnie Vanderford. I, Sarah Beuerlein, hereby will my friendliness to Elaine McGee. I, Jerry Weathers, hereby will to all Juniors the privilege to have more free periods next year. I, Don Hartsfield, not being of sound mind and body leave the black and white stripes on my referee shirt to Wayne Springer. I, Jerry Tays, hereby will my ability to play the pinball machine to Don Parson. I, Ben Roberson, hereby will my ability to shoot pool to Jerry Williams. I, Frances Harrison, hereby will my ability in typing and my typewriter to Joan Morrison. I, Katherine Purser, hereby will my long hair to Maxine Cole. I, Shirley Brown, hereby will my seat on bus 56 to Donna Martin. I, Margaret Dover, hereby will my good driving habits to Thomas Daughtry. I, Don Newton, hereby will my job as foreman of the Ag. class to Tommy Hurst. I, Earl Hartsfield, hereby will my ability to be funny in class to Donnie Newton. I, Roger Mashburn, hereby will my curly hair and locker full of history notes to David Wil- liams. I, Ricky Howard, hereby will to all the Junior Ag. boys the privilege of leaving their shirts out. I, Connie Farris, hereby will my typing book to Joe Farris. I, Norene Graves, hereby will my ability to solve problems to Brenda Phillips. I, Wilma Hood, hereby will my ability to stay slim and trim to Kathy Holt. I, Linda Tidwell, hereby will my history notes to Evelyn Russ and Jane Guyton. I, Ray Glass, hereby will my front row seat in history to David Copeland. I, Eddy Nash, hereby will my English seat to Randy Hurst. I, Ricky Moore, hereby will my bad breath to anyone who can stand it. I, Wayne Lumpkins, hereby will my long hair and blue eyes to anyone who deserves them. I, Sharon Hammond, hereby will my big mouth, silly giggle, and forgetfulness to Connie Wil- liams. I, Annette Horn, hereby will my paint brush from third year art to Kay Owen. I, Susan Allen, hereby will all my love for Keith Tays to Janice Ezell. I, Phyllis Sandy, hereby will my ability to flirt with the boys in the library to Judy Frazier. I, Elvis Mullins, hereby will my ability of sneaking candy into Mr. Story’s history class to Wayne Beecham. We, Judy Kimbrell and Steven Carter, hereby will the window in Mr. Harley Simbeck’s home room to Kathy Littrell and Don Parson. I, Lester Wilson, hereby will my ability to smoke in the wrong place and not to get caught to Dan Grigsby. I, Larry Hollis, hereby will my seat in summer school to Tincy. I, Alma Dixon, hereby will my seat in Shorthand to Delilah Williams. I, Carolyn Hollis, hereby will my locker to Pat Robertson. I, Judy Quillen, hereby will my back seat in American History to Joyce Dean. I, Donny Farris, hereby will my ability to sleep in study hall every day to Ronnie Springer. I, Junior Barnett, hereby will my ability to play hookey without being caught to Horace Bra- swell. I, Peter Etienne, hereby will my ability to play sick to anyone who has a sick streak in them. I, Tommy Luffman, hereby will my ability to talk in Mrs. Newton’s English class to O’Neal Stanford. I, Jimmy Richards, hereby leave my long hair, modesty, and guitar playing to someone who deserves it — Monty Jones, David Copeland. I, Carolyn Glover, hereby will my membership in the Beta Club to anyone willing to work for it. We, Edith Wilcoxson and Gwen Smith, hereby will our favorite parking place at the Loretto Dairy Bar to Bill Barnett. I, Carol Jackson, hereby will my ability to speak German fluently to any deserving German student. I, Gary Fleming, hereby will my ability to be President of the L.W. Club to Brent Wilson. We, Jill Shackelford and Kay Richardson hereby will our togetherness to Martha and Joyce Brown if their Mothers can stand it. I, Judy Bosheers, hereby will my ability to talk calmly with Mr. Terry to Patsy Trimmer. I, Delphine Purser, hereby will my history book to Brenda Benefield. I, Carolyn Dishongh, hereby will my job in the office to Susie Beuerlein. I, Sara Silver, hereby will my ability to remain calm in typing class to Glenda Springer. I, June Krick, hereby will my ability to answer Mr. Russ’ history questions to Barbara King. I, Semina Olive, hereby will my ability to talk to myself in Mr. Russ’ history class to Joe Farris better known as Quizinie. I, Stevie Hughes being of sound mind and body hereby will my ability of being able to eat a pack of peanuts every day at lunch to Stanley Fleming. I, Ricky Alexander, hereby will my ability to get along with Mr. Terry to Gaylon Urban. I, Mary Blanche Beckman, hereby will my cheerleading ability along with my big mouth to Betty Lamprecht and hope that she will use it loudly. I, James Birdyshaw, hereby will my ability to swim on a hardwood floor to anyone who drinks Rebel Yell. We, Cathy Daughtry, Susan Swinney, and Frances Sewell, hereby will our interesting conver- sations at the lunch table to Mac Brown, Danny Meyer, and Charlie O’Connor. I, Janice Farr, hereby will my radiant red hair and my ability to get along with the St. Joe boys to Linda Steele. I, Johnny Jones, hereby will my ability to get out of study hall fifth period every day to Ricky Jones. I, Sondra McMasters, hereby will my height and driver’s insurance to Mr. Stutts. I, Dick Moore, hereby will my ability to dribble a basketball and keep the crowd laughing at the games to Johnny McDonald. I, John Fox, hereby will my ability to take pictures without film to the future annual photogra- pher. I, Brenda Fisher, hereby will my boyfriend, James Birdyshaw, to Miss Jordan. We, Elaine Hollman and Peggy Matthews, hereby will our ability to stay young and in more mischief to anyone who is willing to drink Mrs. Myrick’s “Vinegar and Honey.” I, Ressie Franklin, hereby will my absentee job to Doris Williams. I, Kathy Looney, hereby will my homemaking ability to Randy Cross. I, Kay Stone, hereby will my Library job to Vickie Looney. I, Ray Farris, hereby will my ability to sleep through English American History to Danny Meyer. 89 I, Pamela Pcttus, hereby will my rules for safe driving to Corky Evers. I, Tommy Ferrell, hereby will my blue eyes and ability to play basketball to Roger McDonald. We, Judy Hill and June Gray, hereby will our ability to be sick on the same day to Connie Fleming and Barbara King. I, Ricky Cox, hereby will all my books to Clyde Hand. I, Joy Clayton, hereby will my blond hair to Donna Jenkins. I, Clara Kerstiens, hereby will my ‘'Chocolate commercial” to Annette Davis. I, Diane Barnett, hereby will my diamond ring Sherry Green. I, Elizabeth Cathey, hereby will my ability to be quiet to Faye Cathey. I, Mary (Mabe) Murks, hereby will my long eye lashes to Betty Carol Newton. I, Judy (Harvell) Richardson, hereby will my job as editor of the 67 annual to anyone who is willing to stay up all night to work on it. I, Mary Simpson, hereby will my art ability to anyone who enjoys drawing. I, Johnny Andrews, hereby will my ability to play hookey. I, James Beuerlein, hereby will my studying to any nut who likes it. I, Jerry Blair, hereby will all my books to anyone. I, Johnny Dean, hereby will my Home Ec. grade to a very deserving junior. I, Jimmy Fowler, hereby will my musical talent to Monty Jones. I, Dana Gillespie, hereby will my car to anyone who can really drive it. I, Dwayne Gillepie, hereby will my job at Piggly Wiggly to anyone who is silly enough to work there. I, David Gulley, hereby will my ability to have fun at the Senior picnic to any lucky junior. I, Nickie Hale, hereby will my ability to get drunk on Sunday night and come to school on Monday morning to anyone who can make it. I, Oliver Hartsfield, hereby will my locker to anyone who wants it. I, Rex Hartsfield, hereby will my position in the band to Randy Cross. I, Jerry Hensley, hereby will my steel on the hill to Larry Golden. I, Michael Kerstiens, hereby will my posture to Billy Wilson. I, Roger Marston, hereby will my seat in Math 4 to Johnny Mac Donald. I, Cariotta (Urban) Wright, hereby will my little sister, Debbie, to take care of all the teachers. I, James McClanahan, hereby will my coaching ability to the next head manager. I, Don McLain, hereby will my seat in graduation exercises to any junior. I, Jerry McLain, hereby will my position in football to Roger Mac Donald. I, Willie Owens, hereby will my ability to shoot my dog to anyone who can’t tell the differences in a dog and a rabbit. I, Charlie Parson, hereby will my term paper in History to any junior who can’t find the time to get theirs. I, John Patt, hereby will my walk home at lunch to Morris Williams. I, Gary Pesnell, hereby will my ability to cook to Roger Belew. I, Carolyn Stutts, hereby will my senior year to any junior who wants to have a good time. I, Gary Sewell, hereby will my term paper in English to Horace Braswell. I, Andy Story, hereby will my Math 4 notebooks to Max Garretson. I, Keith Tays, hereby will all my fights with Susan to Maylon McAdams. I, Doyle Whitehead, hereby will my positions in the Smokers’ Club to Jim Luncford. I, Ronnie Williams, hereby will my laziness to James Doyle Moore. I, Roy Smith, hereby will my seat in the lunchroom to Larry Tucker. 90 Class Prophecy As reporter of the Dixon Branch Daily Doodler, I have been checking up on some of my fel- low graduates to see what they are now doing. Here is what I have found out: Dickie Moore is presently head coach at Fairview University. Diana Barnett and Wilma Hood are “den mothers” for Troop 007 of St. Joseph. Sara Silver is President of the United States. James Birdyshaw is the principal of Loretto High School. Brenda Fisher is secretary of Loretto High School. Gary Fleming and Stevie Hughes now form a great guard combination with the St. Louis Hawks. Mary Blanche Beckman and Clara Kerstiens now cheerlead for the St. Louis Hawks. Carolyn Glover is President of St. Mary’s University. Sondra McMasters has just broken the 20 foot mark in pole vaulting. This is an outstanding accomplishment considering her faculties. James McClanahan is governor of Tennessee. Ressie Franklin is Secretary to the governor of Tennessee. Michael Kerstiens is now head of the math department at Yassar College. Carol Jackson has finally graduated from Vassar after much hard work in the math depart- ment. Johnny Jones is now digging tunnels for the St. Joseph Sewer Company. Joy Clayton is a teacher at West Point Elementary. Willie Owens is head of the Game and Fish Commission. Linda Hill is a model. John Fox and his boys have started a new brewing company called “John Fox and My Boys.” Janice Farr and Peggy Matthews have become bookkeeping teachers at L.H.S. Ray Glass has just taken Lawrence Welk’s TV spot on Saturday Night. Judy Kimbrell and Susan Allen are busy carrying their children to the supermarket. Ray Farris and Jimmy Richards have upped their record sales to S15 million the past week. Judy Richardson has just won Mother of the Year Award. Don Hartsfield, his wife, and seven children have just broken the record for attending the most PTA meetings. Rex Hartsfield, Charlie Parson, and Jimmy Fowler have formed a great combo called “Par- son, Hartsfield, and Fowler.” Elvis Mullins is now general manager of the New York Yankees. Judy Bosheers and June Krick now drive schoolbuses. Frances Harrison is manager of the Five Points’ Flip-floppers. Lottie Wright has just won the “Best Driver of the Year” award. Kthy Looney is an exotic dancer at Printer’s Alley. Ricky Alexander has recently been awarded the Charles Atlas metal. Ricky Moore, Tommy Ferrell, and Gary Sewell have just opened a new bunny club in Las Vegas. Carolyn Dishongh, Semina Olive, and Pamela Pettus work at the Dipper Dapper Drippy Diaper Plant in Dover, Delaware. Sarah Beuerlein and Carolyn Hollis now manufacture Sarah's and Carolyn’s sausage. Mary Simpson runs the Factory Creek Twitle Store. Don Newton and Larry Hollis are the newly appointed executives at the Last National Bank 91 of Bonnertown. Earl Hartsfield has just beaten brother Oliver Hartsfield by three votes in the senatorial campaign in Alaska. Billy Story and kinfolk Andy Story have just made partnership in Story and Story Coal Mines at West Point. Shirley Brown and Connie Farris are lady wrestlers. Donnie McClaine, Jerry McClaine, Jerry Hensley, and Johnny Andrews are presently run- ning the biggest still in West Point. Elizabeth Cathey runs Liz’s Candy Shop. John Patt and Roger Marston are working on their PhD’s at Busby State. Phyllis Sandy now runs Sandy’s Scuba Shop. She serves anything that walks, crawls, or slides through the grass. Keith Tays, Jerry Tays, Eddie Nash, and Johnny Dean have just made a daring escape from Bluewater State Penitentiary. Carolyn Stutts, Gwen Smith, and Edith Wilcoxson are all forest rangers. Jerry Blair has just won the heavy-weight championship fight. Kathy Gieske is hog-calling champ of the Middle Tennessee Hog Caller’s Association. Annette Horn has just received $10,000 for her latest painting. Jerry Weathers and Tommy Luffman have just appeared on the Dean Martin Show mas- querading as a couple of drunks. Cathy Daughtry now operates Cathy’s Germantown Sauer Kraut Shop. Alma Dixon is President of of St. Joseph Bridleand Saddle Club. Peter Etienne is a chemistry teacher. Ricky Howard and Dana Gillespie are competing for top honors at Leoma International Speedway. June Gray and Judy Hill now own the Liberty Grove Cotton Gin and also the Brewery. Dwayne Gillespie is thinking. Roger Mashburn, David Gulley, and Dayle Whitehead have all become history teachers. Sharon Hammond has just starred on Batman as the Catwoman. Junior Barnett is a doctor? Stephen Carter and Ben Roberson are presently employed at the St. Joseph Feed Company. Elaine Hollman has donated her brain to the Tennessee Science Institute for “duty and humanity.” Wayne Lumpkins now owns and operates Leoma Barber Shop. Ricky Cox is digging tators at Five Points Corn Field. Frances Sewell and Susan Swinney are now working at the Los Angeles A-Go-Go Club. Norene Graves and Margaret Dover are photographers at Grave’s and Dover’s. Mary Mabe Murks makes Mother’s munchy muffins. Gary Pesnell now runs Pesnell’s Pizza Parlow. Kay Stone now lives on the Rock. James Beuerlein now owns, operates, and usually stays in Loretto City Jail. Shiela Atwell, Katherine Purser, and Delphine Purser are missionaries in South East Asia. Judy Quillen is St. Joseph’s first lady barber. Nickie Hale, Donnie Farris, and Ronnie Williams are presently employed by their Uncle Sam. Kay Richardson and Jill Shackelford own and operate Kayjills Bulldozers. Lester Wilson has just won Farmer of the Year Award. Linda Tidwell still lives in Tidwell Holler. James Birdyshaw Co-Captain Johnny Jones Co-Captain Rex Hartsfield Steve Hughes Mike Kerstiens Clyde Hand Larry Tucker Terry Allen David Smith Larry Kerstiens David Brady Bill Wilson Joe O’Connor 5 Brent Wilson Steve Rushing Donnie Murks Larry Moore Terry Lee Roger McDonald Donnie Ferguson Roger Carter Paul Cleveland Danny Bryant Billy Moore Edward Ellis Harry Douglas Eddie Birdyshaw 'mm - Mike Thomas Ricky Beckman Don Hartsficld Wayne Springer Action Shots Which one of you guys threw the hand grenade!!! I knew I shouldn't have taken that detour where the action is Queen Frances Sewell Captains James Birdyshaw Johnny Jones Judy Richardson and Mike Kerstiens Clara Kerstiens and Stevie Hughes 101 Betty Lamprecht and Jerry McClain Joyce Chapman and Rex Hartsfield 102 Joan Fredebeil and Larry Kerstiens Nancy Riddle and Bill Wilson Queen Frances Sewell 103 UnM°T 3rnml%l xv v°'‘ w o° nV° sfr h ' I C° o, ° °0 W. m ,e ° JSC v + £ � , ns,c°«C!‘ Loretto Girls End With °0( 12-8 Record fsf 5 y 3 CO E o Wi U- CO tn Q o t: D W r v ■ 4 11 | nk| Vv Loretto Takes 2 From H7Wa ?«� — - °N Mustangs Stampeded eC°v n ,o, rl:r e ° °N A fceS'Mustangs St a0.6 eCO ’; V Over Clifton % °Q V 0 yo 1 vV''t o,Nv0 X 0V CL «s, % 3 S? ! D e. ; o 3 00 ( 00 I 00 O' V, V CA °f, ett° aOo V°' n©V % o 'M A ,N ° % ,w s'° Je C'«'0° V v © o c, Aj:sonD ncf!o 9io s Captain — Frances Sewell Sr. Forward Co-Captain - Janice Farr Sr. Guard 108 Kathy Looney Sr. Guard Lottie Urban Sr. Forward Maxine Cole Bobbie Ghrigsby Jr. Guard Jr. Guard Joan Springer Jr. Forward Martha Springer Jr. Forward 109 Sandra Terry Connie Williams Jr. Forward Jr. Guard Faye Belew Soph. Guard Mona Hollis Soph. Forward Susan Holt Soph. Forward Melissa Horn Soph. Guard Terry, L. McDonald, Coach J. McCoy Co-Captain Gary Fleming Sr. Guard Co-Captain Johnny Jones Sr. Forward James Birdyshaw Sr. Center Tommy Ferrell Sr. Forward Steve Hughes Billy Story Sr. Guard Sr. Forward Dickie Moore Sr. Forward Stanley Fleming Jr. Forward 117 Larry Golden Johnny McDonald Jr. Forward Jr. Guard RogeMcDonald Lee Allred Jr. Forward Soph. Forward 118 Ricky Jones Soph. Guard Loretto Goes To Region VI 120 STANDING L to R: Coach Harley Simbeck, Johnny Jones, Ricky Jones, Dickie Moore, James Birdyshaw, Nicky Passarella, Ronnie Dishongh, James Beuerlein, Tommy Ferrell, 2nd ROW: David Hughes, Gary Fleming, Donnie Ferguson, Wayne Lumpkins, Larry Moore, David Williams, Bill Moore CMS Activities 127 President Lester Wilson FFA Members 7. 7J. Program ■ Jerry takes over. FFA Officers 128 JZA Party Betty, put that cigarette out! Little Innocents Mrs. Beckman get down off that statue. Another Beethoven? What have they done now? THE PARTHENON 132 German Club Officers What a Christmas Present! Mr. Simbeck Prepares for Another Day at School. Qerman Club Supper 133 A visit from Santa. Pay attention class. It was love at first sight german Club Party One more song and I'll get sick. Who spiked the punch? The beginning of a corrupt life. Man finally built a better mouse trap! Dannys look over the scenery in Cullman Smile Wally. 135 Jutramural basketball (James 136 Nashville Symphony Orchestra Mr. Frank Roughton and Brother Reed J4es. Newton Classes Perform Mother said there'd be days like this. Run, Mom, I'm dead. How dare you tell me you’re Santa Claus. Scenes from 3rankle {Johnny FT A Program Participants The Winners 143 J Qeman Club Mating 144 Annual Staff Mating Qerman Club Picnic 148 151 general Hail and Farewell! They skinned me alive. Snapshots Dick and his boys What are you looking at Billy? 156 “Charlie, I just can't find your theme on Frogs.” Then John grabbed Martha closer to him. Hide the cards, girls. Here comes the boss. 159 The ‘X” Club PiCHiC 160 Senior banquet “ Singing in the Rain 163 Senior Class Officers Kathy reads the prophecy Don’t look at us, we didn’t do it! got to be putting us on! Urban and the IN crowd. Hey, Charlie! What ya grinning for? Carolyn Glover — Winner of the Most Awards. Frances accepts an Award. Frances Sewell Salutatorian Stevie Hughes Valedictorian A'o? 165 Kathy — doing her daily exercise! Chowtime at San Quintin! Come on Jimmy. Don’t look so glum. I can taste them now! Ray, that isn’t the girl you talk to at school. James, you’ll soon get to cat. “IN THE MISTY MOONLIGHT” The parents of the Seniors of Loretto High School request the honor of your presence May 29, 1967 at the Loretto Sacred Heart Gym Orchestra 8:00-12:00 graduation Jti Memory of Miscella H c 0 u $ TO? SSLai. Caught in the act Of course! I watch Bozo every morning If those girls tell one more dirty joke . . . Our busy annual workers May I see Mr. Terry? Mr. Bartender, just one more Boys, don't forget the weekly girl scout meeting How would you feel if you were in my place? The Mustangs had rather fight than switch! Donate to the undernourished cripple of Loretto High. Who’s afraid of Virginia . . . All he gave me was a pile of dirty dishes. Where did I fail them? SCHOOL DAVS i9$6- $ Five Points High After the Seniors reached their goal was a smile of joy for some . . . and a sigh of relief for others. The Seniors receive their diplomas . . . and leave in search of- 185 farewell CM. S. Mnual Staff Our never tiring (?) Editor Judy Harvell Richardson Business Manager Steve Hughes Assistant Mary Blanche Beckman Activities Susan Swinney Frances Sewell 189 WILLIS STUDIOS “The Bald Headed Brothers” Lawrenceburg, Tennessee 191 THE COMMERCE UNION BANK Lawrenceburg, Tennessee CROWDER’S DRUG STORE Shop DOOLEY’S Lawrenceburg, Tennessee Dial SOuth 2-2218 - Depot St. Lawrenceburg, Tennessee OBERT IIAYES C SON ROBERT HAYES AND SON Lawrenceburg, Tennessee J H FURNITURE STORE Lawrenceburg, Tennessee KNIPPER’S FURNITURE CO. Depot Street 762-4236 LAWRENCEBURG GRAIN ELEVATOR CO. Lawrenceburg, Tennessee Lawrenceburg, Tennessee Sette t 'Valued J|L 4m 193 W. E. SMITH’S STORE HIBBETS SONS SPORTING GOODS Bonnertown, Tennessee Florence, Alabama HALE’S BARBER SHOP MOCKINGBIRD TRAILER COURT FLATT’S SERVICE STATION Loretto, Tennessee Florence, Alabama DOWNEY JONES JEWELRY EDWARDS OIL COMPANY 932 North Military Ave. 762-5531 Lawrence burg, Tennessee Lawrenceburg, Tennessee FIRST NATIONAL BANK GREEN WELCH Lawrenceburg, Tennessee Lawrenceburg, Tennessee 195 LAWRENCEBURG POWER SYSTEM Lawrence burg, Tennessee 196 Lawrenceburg, Tennessee (Furnished ’67 Ford for Ad Sales) Lawrenceburg, Tennessee BANK OF LEXINGTON Lexington, Alabama AUGUSTINE’S SUPER MARKET Loretto, Tennessee BEECHAM’S FUNERAL HOME Loretto, Tennessee NATIONAL STORE BOB BAIZE MOTOR CO Lawrenceburg, Tennessee Lawrenceburg, Tennessee PARKWAY DRIVE INN LEDBETTER DRUG STORE 198 Lawrenceburg, Tennessee Lawrenceburg, Tennessee BECKHAM’S PARKS BELK CO. DRUG STORE Lawrenceburg, Tennessee Lawrence burg, Tennessee THE BOOTERY C. M. PHARMACY Lawrenceburg, Tennessee Lawrenceburg, Tennessee 199 CITY OF ST. JOSEPH St. Joseph, Tennessee ST. JOSEPH DISTRIBUTING CO. St. Joseph, Tennessee 200 LAKEVIEW INN AND RESTAURANT U.S. HIGHWAY 72 43 E. Overlooking beautiful Shoals Creek “Truly a Vacation Paradise” Florence, Alabama ?� GOOD FOOD Loretto, Tennessee LAWRENCEBURG FEDERAL SAVINGS LOAN ASSOCIATION Save Where People Have Saved For Over 30 Years” Phone 762-3401 251 North Military ROBERSON’S AUTO SUPPLY Lawrenceburg, Tennessee St. Joseph, Tennessee 201 HAMMONDS BONDED WHSE. AND GIN SHOE TOWN Lawrenceburg, Tennessee Five Points, Tennessee CITY DRUG STORE DRUGGIST B. F. GOODRICH Lawrenceburg, Tennessee Lawrenceburg, Tennessee 202 LOCKE’S MEN’S WEAR MEDICAL CENTER PHARMACY Lawrenceburg, Tennessee Lawrenceburg, Tennessee SHERMAN’S DEPT. STORE Owners JOHN AND SHERMAN CRAFT Lawrenceburg, Tennessee GREEN’S FURNITURE STORE Loretto, Tennessee 203 fc ■ Compliments of A M METAL CASKET COMPANY, INC. Loretto, Tennessee Florence, Alabama MOBLEY’S FABRIC CENTER ODEMS FARM SERVICE 204 Lawrenceburg, Tennessee St. Joseph, Tennessee Lawrenceburg, Tennessee SHOES FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY Red Goose — Children Roberts — Men Personality — Women First Step — Baby Band Shoes H. A. GREEN GEN MDSE. Greenhill, Alabama KRESS AUTO PARTS KILLEN’S GROCERY STORE Loretto, Tennessee Loretto, Tennessee 205 STUDENTS PARENTS Invest in your typewriters where you can get prompt service. We service all makes of Typewriters, Add- ing machines, and Calculators LINO-LITHO-OFFICE SUPPLY 244 North Military BECKMAN’S FLORIST 502-7451 Lawrenceburg, Tennessee Loretto, Tennessee five Points, Tennessee Lexington, Alabama 206 HOLDEN’S GARAGE MOORE’S MEN’S SHOP Iron City, Tennessee Lawrenceburg, Tennessee LORETTO PHARMACY Loretto, Tennessee 207 CONTRIBUTIONS FLEMING STUDIO DEMOCRAT UNION DR. M. L. MYHAN, D.C. SPANKY’S WASH TUB JUDGE KNIPPERS LEE’S MOBIL STATION DIXIE GRILL DAD GRAVES WRECKER SERVICE WELLS GROCERY B. W. SERVICE STATION JIMMY’S BARBER SHOP GOWEN FURNITURE STORE ELOISE’S BEAUTY SHOP BROWN’S SINCLAIR STATION MORRIS CARDINAL STORE GRIGGS CAFE PULASKI HIGHWAY EXPRESS RALPH McKISSACK GROCERY CROCKETT THEATER CRAIG’S OIL STATION McKELVEY’S FLORIST RAY’S FURNITURE STORE WALTER’S SERVICE STATION MCQUIRE’S GROCERY RUBY’S MARKET 208 u POLLOCK REALTY AUCTION COMPANY COL. JOHN “SKEETS” ESKRIDGE Have Gavel — Will Travel BILL BRADLY CHEVY Lawrenceburg, Tennessee Lawrence burg, Tennessee KEENER’S SERVICE STATION OSBORN’S FUNERAL HOME Iron City, Tennessee Loretto, Tennessee 209 JOHNSTON’S DEPT. STORE COCA COLA BOTTLING COMPANY Lawrenceburg, Tennessee Lawrenceburg, Tennessee STOCKARD’S DISCOUNT STORE Lawrenceburg, Tennessee 210 RALPH SARTOR JEWELER Lawrenceburg, Tennessee AMERICAN BANK OF ST. JOSEPH St. Joseph, Tennessee ST. JOSEPH FLORIST WILLIE AND JOSEPHINE WILSFORD Phone 845-4138 St. Joseph, Tenn. LEONARD’S BI-RITE Loretto, Tennessee 211 T. E. FOX GROCERY MARTIN McCORD GRO. State Line Hr OLDS BUSINESS SCHOOL Lawrenceburg, Tennessee BOB’S BAR-B-Q Loretto, Tennessee Awericam i c ,. LSc'°� «o. i4i AMERICAN LEGION POST 146 Loretto, Tennessee HUNT BROTHERS GROCERY Loretto, Tennessee Lawrenceburg, Tennessee DARI DIP • BUD SLAGLE USED CARS HAMMOND'S Shoe £ FOOD Ramah Tennessee 214 KRICK’S ESSO SERVICE STATION Loretto, Tennessee LLOYD CARROLL MOTORS Loretto, Tennessee Lavvrenceburg, Tennessee ARLO PEPPERS HARVELL SERVICE DRY GOOD STORE STATION Lavvrenceburg, Tennessee Loretto, Tennessee 215 BRYAN BROTHERS PETTUS USED CARS St. Joseph, Tennessee Loretto, Tennessee RUSS SERVICE STATION Mobil MOBIL OIL COMPANY 216 Busby, Tennessee Lawrenceburg, Tennessee ETHEREDGE MFG. CO. Iron City, Tennessee MURRAY OHIO MANUFACTURING COMPANY Lawrenceburg, Tennessee COMPLIMENTS OF UNION CARBIDE COMPANY CARBON PRODUCTS DIVISION Lawrence burg, Tennessee BANK OF LORETTO FOR CONVENIENCE AND FRIENDLY SERVICE CALL US Phone 853-4861 Loretto, Tennessee 219 AUGUSTINE’S LUMBER COMPANY Have Lumber — Will Supply Call us for all your building needs Loretto, Tennessee HUGHES ENTERPRISES and AVALLONE ENTERPRISES 762-2131 764-1595 Lawrenceburg, Tennessee Florence, Alabama distributors of HOLIDAY MAGIC Informative Cosmetics Congratulate Loretto High Graduates and invite you to call 762-2131 Lawrenceburg for complimentary demonstration Loretto Representative Need: Call Florence; 764-1595 For Details LAWRENCEBURG MOTOR COMPANY PAT’S BEAUTY SHOP Lawrenceburg, Tennessee Iron City, Tennessee WOWL RADIO AND TV Florence, Alabama D. M. DROKE HEARING AIDS 123 South Court Street Florence, Alabama JAMES MANN CITY POLICE DEPT. DANLEY’S USED CARS Iron City, Tennessee St. Joseph, Tennessee JAMES LAWRENCE MOTEL CREEKMORE’S BARBER SHOP Lawrenceburg, Tennessee Lexington, Tennessee 221 COLONIAL CAFE BOBBIE’S BEAUTY __ SHOP OPEN 24 HOURS IF IT’S GOOD FOOD E ERY DAY yOU WA||T. Lawrenceburg, lennessee Vv lij ( beauty Liberty Grove, Tennessee HAGAN BROTHERS GRADING AND EXCAVATING G. F. WILSON WHOLESALE CO. Lawrenceburg, Tennessee Florence, Alabama WJOI THE SHOWBOAT OF THE SHOALS Florence, Alabama MRS. W. J. HOOD STANLEY HOME PRODUCTS jSTANHO l DIXIE QUEEN COMPLIMENTS OF The best dairy bar in the State of Alabama DR. METHVIN Lexington, Alabama Loretto, Tennessee 222 G M GROCERY BUCKNER PICTNER St. Joseph, Tennessee Lawrenceburg, Tennessee EDITH’S BEAUTY SHOP I Mr. Story? 223 Autographs TAYLOR PUBLISHING COMPANY 224