Loretto High School - Mustang Yearbook (Loretto, TN)

Text from Pages 1 - 216 of the 1969 volume:

—1 19£ 9 IZUSl MS Uwfitt© Utglv Qckool No one can ever know what happens behind the scenes at Loretto High unless they themselves have been a part of the action. Neither can they know the time, effort, and patience required to build a book. We hope that someday our work will serve as a refresher of these memories of 1969. Rwewo iAj LwJbtfr u Student FRESHMAN REPRESENTATIVES Donnie Weathers Wayne Urban Wade Farris Sammy Smith Cindy Reeves Kay Stanford SOPHOMORE REPRESENTATIVES Henry Hill Gerry McKinney Janis Flatt Desda Passarella OFFICERS Steve Kress Frank Luffman Mary Green Kathy Henkle JUNIOR REPRESENTATIVES Jerry Pruitt Billy Gray Carolyn Grigsby Norma McGee SENIOR REPRESENTATIVES Joan Fredebeil Marie Lamprecht Joan Barnett Sharon Yocom Ricky Misenheimer Harry Smithson Not Pictured 4 Qtud id Cou tci6 Ojjice Vice-President President FRANK LUFFMAN STEVE KRESS Reporter MARY GREEN Treasurer KATHY HENKEL Secretary (not shown) PAUL PATT 5 Do4u Qltob ck , b PiuvCif Ctt'$ Uessaqe Never before has any group faced the world with such a chal- lenge. Man has used his intelligence to create instruments which do the work of many men. He has increased his life expectancy, found cures for diseases, and transplanted human organs. He has sent men to the moon and developed controls over insects and other pests. Y et much remains as a challenge for you. While our astronauts circle the moon, our soldiers die in Viet Nam. While human hearts are being transplanted, crime is increasing in our streets and riots are creating turmoil on our campuses. While technicians are building more elaborate automobiles, millions of Americans are dying on our highways. By the use of chemicals in modern technology, the world in which we live is being polluted. Man may be creating a world in which he cannot survive. These are some of the challenges which face you today. It is the purpose of our schools to prepare you to face these problems as Americans have done in the past. We feel confident that you will meet this challenge. 7 CLASS 8 OF ’ 9 DeckcaiiM MRS. PATTIE PUTMAN The senior class of 1969 dedicates this edition of the Mustang to Mrs. Jimmy Putman, better known to us as Pattie. This is our expression of thanks to her for her untiring service the many years she has been with us. 10 DONIE SIMBECK Principal German II PATTIE PUTMAN Joyce Bradley Secretaries HELEN BECKMAN Latin I, II English III VIRGINIA CHILDRESS MARTHA CRAWFORD Home Economics JOHN CUTRELL Algebra I, II Math IV Geometry JOHNNY DENTON Coach Modern History Biology Math I, Physics Chemistry MARTHA FRAZIER English I 12 JAMES McCOY Coach Physical Education ROBERT GREEN Business DANNY PUTMAN Counselor SYLVIA HAYES Band, Chorus English II FLOYD RUSHING, JR. Agriculture FLORA JORDON Librarian GENEVIEVE NEWTON English II, IV 13 CLAUDIA RUSS Mathematics Physical Education ROSE RUSS Art English III RAYMOND RUSS American History HARLEY SIMBECK Coach, Health Government Geography JAMES STORY Mathematics History JUSTINE STUTTS Shorthand I, II Typing II LEE A. STUTTS Biology Driver Education 14 SENIORS i3iifUI mg I till 71 RICKY JONES KAY JACKSON 16 Qndfos Class 0$a M OmAj QbOttStoS President: RICKY JONES Vice-President: FREDDY BROWN Secretary: JOAN FREDEBEIL Reporter: PATSY KRESS Sponsors: MRS. STUTTS, MR. SIMBECK 17 DAVID ALLEN LEE ALLRED JOAN BARNETT JUDY BARNETT SANDRA BARNETT WILLIAM BARNETT JANE BECKMAN WANDA BECKMAN WAYNE BEECHAM BOBBY BELEW FAYE BELEW DONNIE BENEFIELD 19 VICKIE BOSTON DONNA BROWN FREDDY BROWN DANNY BRYANT KATHY CAMPBELL ROGER CARTER MONA CHRISTIAN PAUL CLEVELAND DONALD COX TIM DAUGHTRY JOYCE DEAN KATHY DENTON 21 RONNIE DISHONGH JAMES DOUGLAS JOHN DOVER HAROLD DOVER JANIE DRYDEN JOHNNY DRYDEN EDWARD ELLIS MARY ETIENNE MARTHA EVERS TERI EVERS JANICE EZELL PAT EZELL 23 THURMAN FARRIS RONNIE FERGUSON DIANNE FLATT JERRY FLATT DONALD FOWLER KAY FRANKLIN JOAN FREDEBEIL CATHERINE GILES CARROL GIST FAYE GLOVER BILLY GRAY ELLEN HALLMARK 25 CHERI HARDIMAN LARRY HARTSFIELD GARY HENKEL THERESE HOLLMAN KATHY HOLT SUSAN HOLT MELISSA GAYE HORN DAVID HUGHES KATHRYN HUNT CATHY MARSHA HURST KAY JACKSON RICKY JONES 27 GARY KEY LARRY KIMBRELL TIM KIMBRELL PATRICIA KRESS STEVE KRESS LARRY KRICK MARIE LAMPRECHT LARRY LAWS TERRY LEE DANNY LITTRELL FRANKLIN LUFFMAN TOBY LUFFMAN 29 DEBBIE LUMPKINS HILDA MARKS THURMAN MARSTON DON McCRORY ROY McKEY TOM McKISSACK RICKY MISENHIMER BILLY MOORE CALVIN MOORE CAROLYN MORTON MYRA MULLINS CHUCK NEESE 31 1 SHARON NEIDERT BRENDA NEWTON CAROLYN NEWTON LARRY NEWTON JOE O’CONNOR ROBERT O’CONNOR NICKY PASSARELLA RONNY PENNINGTON LANNY PERRY NOLAN PERRY CURTIS LARUE PETERS DAVID PETTUS 33 CHARLOTTE PHILLIPS DONNIE POWELL GARY POWELL ANDY PURCELL DAVID PURSER PAMELA DEE RICHARDS FREDA GALE RINKS RANDY RISNER CHERYL ROBERTSON PATRICIA ROBERTSON DWAYNE ROSSON BRENDA SHELTON KATHY SHELTON GWYNN SMITH JUNIOR SMITH HARRY SMITHSON JIMMY SPRINGER WAYNE SPRINGER DON THIGPEN MARY THIGPEN SHARON THOMPSON TRAVIS TIDWELL KATHY TODD DEBORAH URBAN ? v ___________________________________37 JEAN VANDERFORD HOPE WEATHERS JANICE WHITE JERRY WILBURN CAROL WILLIAMS TROY WILLIAMS 39 MOST STUDIOUS Ronny Pennington Martha Evers MOST SCHOOL SPIRIT Joan Fredebeil Robert O'Connor JUNIORS M t . omAj Uiss JuaUw CktSS SUSAN HARWELL DEXON STEPHENSON JUDY LUMPKINS KENNY HILL MR. PUTMAN DEXON STEPHENSON BOBBY BELEW MISS JORDON Jutufw Clctss Ofafaic ts o id QbonSM Carol Alexander Donna Allen Randy Atwell Shirley Ballard Ricky Beckman Wally Beckman Bobby Belew Jackie Birdyshaw Shirley Bivens Randy Bosheers Sandra Brady Pamela Busby Mike Butler Charles Cannon Beth Chance Tommy Clark Patricia Cole Margaret Coleman Morgan Daniels Tim Davis Robert Dotson Randy Estes Anita Evers Charlotte Farris Bennie Fisher 45 Bud Fisher Tommy Fisher Carl Fowler Linda Fowler Jane Fulks Larry Gabriel Carol Gamble Randy Gamble Carolyn Ghrigsby Linda Gist Linda Glover Billy Gray Larry Green Sharon Green Linda Gulley Creston Hammond Jerry Hanson Betty Hargrove Tim Hartsfield Susan Harvell Tommy Harvill Kathy Henkel Kenny Hill lanice Holden Kenneth Holloway 46 Wanda Holloway Brenda Holt Dennie Hood Danny Hughes Terry Hughes Tommy Hurst Tommy Huson Dwayne Johns Brenda Johnson Henry Johnston Kathy Jones Gary Kelly Anita Key Barbara Killen David Kilpatrick Annette Kollefrath Debbie Landtroop Judy Locke Judy Lumpkins Patty Marcus Larry Mashburn Mike Mashburn Vickie Mashburn Janice Mayfield Travis McDonald 47 Norma McGee Patsy McGee Danny McLain Becky Mosley Donnie Newton Teresa Newton Ann Niedergeses Rodney Norwood Karen O’Connor Donna Olive Kenneth Olive Betty Osborn Paul Patt Billy Payne Jane Perry Jerry Perry Anita Phillips Jerry Pruitt Jerry Ramsey Joe Reeves Carla Rhodes Mike Richardson Nancy Riddle Angela Ridgeway Martha Robbins 48 Dexter Robertson Donnie Rushing Betty Russell Danny Sandlin Diane Scott Ricky Shaddix Linda Simms Bennie Smith Hilda Smith Mary Smith Tony Stanford Dexon Stephenson Ginny Taylor David Thigpen Mike Thomas Bobby Tidwell Margie Walters Evelyn Weaver Pat Williams Roger Williams 49 JcuufW Qup rf }£Uj4 BEST ALL AROUND Beth Chance Gary Kelly MOST STUDIOUS Joe Reeves Ann Niedergeses MOST ATHLETIC Judy Lumpkins Travis McDonald 50 Class O um DANNY URBAN CHARLOTTE TODD JAN RHODES GALE HUGHES Uv. awl Uiss QofjhoMvub Class CHARLOTTE TODD WAYNE HOOD Sheila Alexander Kathy Andrews Chuck Bamett Philip Barnett Shirley Beckman Steve Beckman Susan Beckman Wayne Bedingfield Cynthia Benefield Mitchell Blair Terry Boston Carolyn Bradley Linda Braswell Brenda Brewer Arnold Brown Cynthia Brown Tommy Bryant Diane Burgess Patsy Busby Barbara Campbell Ray Collins Terry Cox Cathy Creekmore Deborah Crum Tony Daniels Dennis Davis Larry Davis Marty Denton Danny Dishongh Randall Earnest 53 Eddie Ellis Roger Etienne John Evers Mike Ferguson Peggy Fisher Randy Fisher Janis Flatt Patty Flatt Kenneth Fowler Kathy Fox Shelia Ghrigsby Stephen Ghrigsby Donna Glover Bobby Golden Mary Green Lloyd Hallmark Sharon Hanson Travis Hartsfield Frances Heatherly Henry Hill Albert Hollman Jacqueline Hollman John Hollman Wayne Hood Nancy Horn Barbara Hughes Freida Hughes Gale Hughes Janice Hughes Rita Hughes 54 Connie Hunt Stanley Hurst Don Hutchings Kenneth Inmon Lawanda Isbel Larry Jackson Henry Kerstiens Marsha Killen Barbara Koster Judy Land troop Randy Love Donnie Luffman Pete Lumpkins Gerry McKinney Mary McKinney Judy Moore Patsy Murrell Sherrie Neese Bobby Newton Kathy Newton Ronnie Odem Melinda Old Paul Palmore Desda Passarella Tanya Passarella Jerry Peters Dennis Phillips John Pulley Annice Quillen Jimmy Quillen 55 Jan Rhodes Jenny RhcWes Chuck Richardson Janice Ridgeway Ricky Risner Kenneth Robertson Mitzi Robertson Linda Roper Mike Rosson Johnny Sandy Judy Short Cathy Simbeck Gary Simbeck Danny Sims Sue Sims Boyd Smith Frank Smith Debra Springer Richard Stephens Cheryl Stephenson Joan Stephenson Kathy Thomas Charlotte Todd Douglas Troop Danny Urban Ronnie Vines Linda Wallace Diane Whitehead David Williams Janice Williams 56 Thomas Williams Linda Wilson Whop 'im up the side of the head!” 57 MOST ATHLETIC Cathy Creekmore Mitchell Blair 58__________________________________ MOST STUDIOUS QophoMWb owt Qf o i oxs WADE FARRIS MEREDITH MARSTON MRS. RUSS KATHY SCOTT RICKY MILLER MR. GREEN 60 U, . owb Wtss PittlunClks CImS MEREDITH MARSTON PAUL KRESS Jimmy Andrews Danny Atwell Debbie Barnett Doris Barnett Jimmy Barnett Roger Beavers Eddie Beckman Mary Frances Beuerlein Keith Birdyshaw Elsie Blair James Boatwright Ricky Bosheers Ted Boyd Bobby Bryan Betty Byrd Jimmy Byrd Ray Collins Anita Cox Dale Cox Wayne Daniel Daisy Douglas Jerry Dryden Joel Dryden Ronnie Durham Charles Ellis David Ellis Becki Evers Gary Ezell Janice Farris Wade Farris Pam Faulkner James Fisher J anelle Fisher Tim Fisher Kenneth Flatt 61 David Fulks Sandra Guttery Kathy Gulley Martha Green Glenda Green Larry Glass Rick Gillespie Sharon Gifford Gail Gieske Benny Gieske Gay Ion Gambrell Paul Gamble Charles Hale Donnie Hallmark Jewel Hallmark Theresa Hammond Phyll ' Handback David Hanson Patti Hardwick Nell Hargrove Ronnie Hartsfield Mary Nell Hartsfield Gail Hobart Debbie Hollis Michael Hollis Martha Horn Pete Jackson Danny James Shelia Jaynes Billy Johnson Bobbie Johnson Van Johnson Margaret Kerstiens Paul Kress Jerome Lamprecht 62 irgie Lamprecht ly Lancaster artha Laws ’herie Leonard Danny Littrell June Littrell Steve Looney Steve Luffman Jerry Lumpkins Joan Marston Meredith Marston Richie Marston Pam McDow Patty McGee Sandra McGee Shirley McIntyre Vicki McKissack Ricky Miller Bobby Moore Sherry Moore Michael Moriarty Brenda Morton Charles Morton Randolph Morton Peggy Neidert Diane Nelson Bonnie Newton Mike Newton Randy Newton Marie Niedergeses Gwen Norwood Mary Ruth O'Connor David Odem Jimmy Olive Shirley Payne 63 Rona Perry Rebecca Peters Elizabeth Pettus Ricky Pettus Jimmy Lee Phillips Rick Phillips Dianne Powell Kathy Prince Harold Purser Cindy Reeves Debra Ridgeway Tony Roberts Robie Jo Robinson Deborah Rosson Phyllis Rushing Tony Sandy Jackie Schultz Cathy Scott Jerry Shaw Larry Silver Christine Simbeck Kay Simpson Diane Sims Kenneth Slater Danny Smith Gerald Smith James Smith Lonnie Smith Sammy Smith Dottie Springer Kenny Springer Mary Springer Bretha Stanford Ray Steele Doris Story 64 Ann Stutts David Stutts Brenice Thigpen Charles Thomas Diane Thornton Linda Tidwell Susan Tidwell Audrey Todd Bud Townsend James Turner Wayne Urban Dorothy Vanderford Peggy Vanderford Connie Walters Dale Weathers Donnie Weathers Phyllis Whitley Ray Whitley Gail Williams Terry Woods 65 BEST ALL AROUND s W h a a d r e 0 n F a G r i r f i f s 0 r d MOST ATHLETIC Glenda Green Charles Morton MOST SCHOOL SPIRIT Phyllis Rushing Eddie Beckman LI-fQ F(XCuj6fcj KbujMil 68 OFFICERS: Robert O'Connor Joan Fredebeil Pam Richards SPONSOR: Mrs. Martha Crawford OFFICERS: Ricky Jones Kathy Henkel Lee Allred Octennem CJ!ub Y O' U t (u Tommy Clark Nancy Riddle Mary Green OFFICERS Pam Richards Billy Gray Mr. Putman 4-W dub OFFICERS Danny Sandlin Teri Evers Sharon Green Wayne Springer OFFICERS Pat Ezell Lee Allred Mrs. Myrick Faye Belew Wayne Beecham L” Club Danny Dishongh Danny Bryant OFFICERS Susan Holt Joan Fredebeil OFFICERS Pam Richards Frank Luffman Joe Reeves Kathy Henkel OFFICERS: PRESIDENT: Desda Passarella VICE-PRESIDENT: Pam Richards SECRETARY: Sharon Neidert REPORTER: Kay Jackson SPONSOR: Mrs. Beckman L tUv (%ub BCUvd CotvC vt 79 80 81 85 Fcttu t (-fOMlhiOkM ol Euiwub tkvmfiM ob fiM dCfo 86 HUGHES Guard EZELL BRYANT ELLIS Linebacker Linebacker Guard 88 LEE Guard MOORE Quarterback i CLEVELAND T ackle O’CONNOR End DISHONGH Tailback STEPHENSON Center 89 ODEM Guard WILLIAMS End Very Interesting GABRIEL BECKMAN Halfback End 90 FARRIS Linebacker JOHNSON Tackle 91 X LUFFMAN Tackle BOATWRIGHT Halfback SMITH Guard BRYANT Halfback BEDINGFIELD Quarterback i SIMS Guard 92 TU L.W.S. Uustzmgs Danny and Faye Joe and Ellen Robert and Susan Donnie and Judy David and Mary Ronnie and Margie 96 The Queen and her Court Newly Crowned Queen with Co-Captains Billy Moore and Edward Ellis « HUGHES Pitcher EZELL Third Base 100 JONES Short-stop HILL Second Base STEVENSON First Base BELEW Third Base BARNETT Outfield 101 REEVES Pitcher THE L.H.S. BALL CLUB BOSHEERS Outfield ;« — A M RICK JONES - Co-Captain - LEE ALLRED travis McDonald MITCHELL BLAIR Bogs’ BteketboM Cqu tol CHARLES MORTON BOBBY BELEW GARY KEY DEXON STEPHENSON 104 LARRY GABRIEL DANNY SANDLIN ROBERT DOTSON 105 Lf-f.S. Boys’ Acta Chois Oh, it's just another victory over Lawrenceburg. 108 DISTRICT RUNNERS-UP no 1969 L cftj Uustzut s LINDA GIST CATHY CREEKMORE MARY GREEN ANNICE QUILLEN FRANCES HEATHERLY LINDA BRASWELL BETH CHANCE MONA CHRISTIAN JUDY LUMPKINS SUSAN HARVELL CAROLYN GHRIGSBY DESDA PASSARELLA SUSAN HOLT ELLEN HALLMARK BRENDA HOLT CARLA RHODES FAYE BELEW BETH CHANCE BRENDA HOLT JUDY LUMPKINS CAROLYN CHRIGSBY SUSAN HARVELL ANNICE QUILLEN 113 JANE BECKMAN Senior CHERI HARDIMAN Captain Senior JOAN FREDEBEIL Co-Captain Senior NANCY RIDDLE Junior KATHY HENKEL Junior SHARON GREEN Junior Ckmhadm AcfatffefiS tu Otw Macbeth in English IV Pat-a-cake in Geometry First-Aid in English III PtCbCfeci iC| h v the Big Jiglct! HA CWstmas Pa tfey 122 124 Our Star players. FF falli festival u l n □ j OF 59 Judy is handed her flowers. The 1969 Sweetheart and her escort. The Sweetheart Candidates pose in their new jackets. 127 Those last test grades were terrible. How!” EitCjfok UltdnA Nouiott 129 While the cat's away, the mice will play. Inimcjucui FooibcM Otu Ltods Towu FdJ Fewer every year. Is this Abe Lincoln's house? I need an 'asprin. Told you we went the wrong way. . •. and David wore his fall! Very interesting The attentive group from LHS. 132 Sheer boredom! RA CMvu dtlOiv L Club BoMjquj t 134 DAVID HUGHES - Best Sportsman. GARY KEY - Best Sportsman 135 Great talent is displayed. One of the talented artists. The bus is late - as usual. No fair bending your knees! Robert in action! L CHub Joan displays her flexible mouth. 138 Cage full of monkeys. Tired tennis players. 139 They left me again. Don't!!! 'We brushed with Pepsodent. Follow me! Laiw Club PiCttiC' Can I play? 142 (Did this group do nothing but eat???) Pat, is that book interesting?' Freda!!! Q wUyi W bk A lazy, hazy day at LHS. Daisy Mae and Little Abner. Let it all hang out! The Chess Crew. ■ ■ Eight of the Top Ten. Pat and Debbie share the pulpit in reading the Class Now, I know all of them didn't have perfect attendance! History. 146 Cathy receives Best Typist Award. Teri receives English Award. Valedictorians for 1969 Winner of Science and Math Awards. Debbie displays her History and Bookkeeping Awards. Martha receives Achievement Award. 147 148 Why, it s a little wheelbarrow.” This is a daisy?! Qtodtyv PvCtoJuC Thought we never get back to shore. Photographers take a break. She's gonna miss it I Tired - but happy hikers. Some football team. 149 I'll get it open in a minute. 151 All gluttons fall in line. Music by Jay Sandlin Orchestra. It’s a genuine Smoky Mt. frog. 156 Pt6bCfeCi ig b And our next attraction ... Move it, move it, move it. Walk softly and carry a big stick. 158 Attention please! G'tjOudjUuOttiUM; Our Heralds Happy - or sad? Hey, not now! 159 Our beloved principal. Our guest speaker. 161 As we the '69 Seniors look back into the mirror of time, we recall our freshman year at Loretto High School. Our devoted principal was Mr. A. D. Chapman. Out of a class of 157, we elected Joyce Dean as our president, Ray McAfee as our vice-president, Faye Belew as our secretary, and Frank Luffman as treasurer. Our Superlatives for that year were: Mr. and Miss Freshman Class - Kathy Shelton and Douglas Stutts; Best Looking - Ellen Hallmark and Randy Risner; Best Personality - Joyce Dean and Wayne Beecham; Most Studious - Pat Robertson and Billy Gray; Best All Around - Joan Fredebeil and Toby Luffman; Most Athletic - Cathy Hurst and Roger Risner; Most School Spirit - Pam Richards, and Ray McAfee; Most Likely to Succeed - Kathy Holt and Ricky Jones; Wittiest - Debbie Urban and Roger Car- ter. Jane Beckman was elected cheerleader to represent our class that year. Kathy Shelton was freshman Homecoming attendant. Our B-team basketball girls completed an undefeated season. We began our sophomore year with an even number of 150 students. That year of 1966 we acquired a new principal - Mr. Clarence Terry. We elected as our president, Freddie Brown; as vice-president, Ellen Hallmark; as secretary, Kay Jackson. Our sophomore superlatives were: Mr. and Miss Sophomore Class - Gwynn Smith and Paul Cleveland; Best Looking - Cheri Hardiman and Toby Luff- man; Most Studious - Sharon Neidert and Danny Bryant; Best All Around - Joyce Dean and Randy Risner; Most Athletic - Joan Fredebeil and Ricky Jones; Most School Spirit - Jane Beckman and Wayne Springer; Most Likely to Succeed - Deb- bie Urban and Jimmy Springer; Wittiest - Joan Willis and Don Thigpen. Joan Fredebeil was Homecoming attendant that year. Cheri Hardiman was added to our cheerleader squad. This was Loretto High's first year in the baseball field. We began our junior year with a new outlook - we were finally upper-classmen. We elected Mrs. Justine Sums and Mr. Harley Simbeck to guide us in our two re- maining years. Frank Luffman was elected as our president; Ricky Jones, vice- president; Pat Robertson, secretary; and Wayne Springer, treasurer. Our Superla- tives were: Mr. and Miss Junior Class - Gwynn Smith and Ricky Jones; Best Look- ing - Kathy Shelton and Larry Krick; Most Popular - Therese Hollman and David Pettus; Most Studious - Marie Lamprecht and Frank Luffman; Best All Around - Hilda Marks, and Roger Carter; Most Athletic - Faye Belew and Lee Allred; Most School Spirit - Joan Fredebeil and Wayne Beecham; Most Likely to Succeed - Jane Beckman and Nicky Passarella; Wittiest - Ellen Hallmark and Tim Daughtry. The attendants to the Homecoming Queen were Ellen Hallmark and Kathy Shelton. Joan Fredebeil was elected for the new cheerleader of the year. Finally we became seniors. Our class now consisted of only 129 members. We elected Ricky Jones as our president; Freddy Brown as our vice-president; Joan Fredebeil as our secretary; and Patsy Kress as our reporter. Our Superlatives that senior year were: Best All Around - Kay Jackson and Nicky Passarella; Most Stu- dious - Ronnie Pennington and Martha Evers; Most School Spirit - Joan Fredebeil and Robert O'Connor; Most Athletic - Faye Belew and Pat Ezell; Wittiest - Ellen Hallmark and Wayne Beecham. Kay Jackson and Ricky Jones were chosen to be Mr. and Miss LHS. Joan Fredebeil was chosen Homecoming Queen for 1969. Ellen Hallmark and Faye Belew were the senior attendants to the Queen. Kay Jackson and Pam Richards were tied for the position of Valedictorian. S uM' CJbo S WiMb I� Larry Hartsfield, hereby will Toby Luffman’s sleeveless T shirt to the sheet fac- tory. I� Donald Fowler, hereby will my ability to get into trouble to Kenneth Fowler. I. Tim Daughtry, hereby will my front row seat in the office to Randy Newton. I Sharon Thompson, hereby will my aches and pains from horseback riding to Mrs. Childress. She knows how to cope with them. I� Cheri Hardiman, hereby will my ability to skip classes and to be a cheerleader for three years and to stand in the rain and get laryngitis to anyone adventurous enough to try it. I� Bobby Belew, hereby will my seat under the smoking tree to Mike Rosson. I, Edward Ellis, hereby will my smoking permit to Mr. Donie Simbeck. We, Frank Luffman and Gwynn Smith, hereby will our corner in Mr. Simbeck’s homeroom to Danny McLain and Shelia Alexander. I, Bill Moore, hereby will my ability to get clobbered on every punt to James Boatwright. I, Melissa Horn, hereby will my ability to get along with my teachers to my ‘Tittle brother.” We, Tom McKissack, Jerry Flatt, and Larry Laws, hereby will our ability to aggra- vate Mrs. Stutts in second period study hall to anyone unlucky enough to get study hall under her next year. I, Kathy Todd, hereby will my seat in Mr. Green’s study hall to my sister, Char- lotte . I, Troy Williams, hereby will my ability to sit on the back seat of Mr. Russ' American History class to anyone who will take it. We, Hope Weathers and Joan Willis, hereby will our sneaky ability to get a coke everyday during German class without ever really getting caught to any two thirsty juniors. I, Harold Dover, hereby will my ability to get married before school is out to any- one who will chance it. I, Dwayne Rosson, hereby will my Chevrolet driving ability to Pam McDow. We, Cathy (Giles) Hartsfield and Brenda (Newton) McCain, hereby will our ability to get married a little while before school is out to Donna Allen and Judy Yarber. I, Curtis LaRue Peters, hereby will my ability to wreck a car with three beautiful girls in it to Henry Johnston and Eddie Cannon. I, Tim Kimbrell, hereby will my senior books to Tommy Hurst. I, Janice E. White, hereby will my long fingernails to Mrs. Myrick and my green nail polish to Mrs. Childress. I, David Pettus, hereby will my ability to see the best in the worst things (except English). I, Freda Rinks, hereby will my American History notebook to Barbara Killen, and my contact lens to Ricky Beckman. I, Johnny Dry den, hereby will my back seat in American History to Barbara Killen. I, Pam Richards, hereby will my chromatic fingerings and slightly flat clarinet to Vicki Mashburn and Sybil Smith. I, Nicky Passarella, hereby will my ability to quit school three times in one year to anyone who has the nerve to try it. We, Kathy Denton and Janice Ezell, hereby will our sweet smiles and great sense of humor to Mrs. Frazier; our ability to stay in a good mood everyday to Mr. Har- ley Sim beck; and our ability to be loved by all the good-looking boys to Janice White and Diane Thompson. I, Ronny Dee Pennington, hereby will my curly hair to anyone dumb enough to want it. We, Pat Robertson and Joyce Dean, hereby will our ability to be absent the same days to Sandra to Sandra Brady and Linda Fowler hoping they can get by with sick- ness as their excuse. I, Teri Evers, hereby will my nickname, No Hope, to my brother, John, who is actually worse than that. I, Cathy Campbell, hereby will my giggles and loud mouth to Karen O'Connor. We, Randy Risner, Roger Carter, and Carrol Gist, hereby will our ability to walk out of school without permission and not get caught to any idiot that believes they can do better. I, Wanda Beckman, hereby will my twiggy figure to Anita Key. I, Ellen Hallmark, hereby will my ability to contact the Moon Man to Brenda Holt and Judy Lumpkins. I, Thurman H. Marston, being of sound body and mind, hereby will my back seat in English and front seat in American History to Terry Boston and Dennis Davis. I, Sharon Yocom, hereby will my ability to be last to the people whose names begin with A s. I, Steve Kress, hereby will my ability to pass Math IV to anyone stupid enough to take it. I, Kathy Shelton, hereby will my ability to try to outstare Mr. Russ to anyone who thinks they can. I, Ronnie Dishongh, hereby will my worn-out” football shoes to my brother, Danny. I, Mary Thigpen hereby will my quietness to Shirley Murks. I, Cheryl Robertson, hereby will my back seat in shorthand to Carol Gamble. I, Danny Littrell, hereby will my ability to play hookey and not get caught to Wally Beckman and Larry Davis. I, Myra Mullins, hereby will my ability to spend all my weekends in Pulaski to Carol Alexander. I, Toby Luffman, hereby will my ability to drive my Dodge Truck to Patsy Stone. I, Mona (Hollis) Christian, hereby will my ability to get married and live next door to Mary Etienne to Dianne Scott. I, Faye Belew, hereby will my position as Captain of the basketball team to Judy Lumpkins. I, Gary Powell, hereby will my ability to get in fights on Saturday night to Mike Rosson. I, Hilda Marks, hereby will my position as Queen of the L.W. Club and beautiful long hair to Diane Scott. I, Wayne Beecham, hereby will my ability to yell the loudest at ball games to anyone with that big a mouth. I, Kathryn Hunt, hereby will my ability to hand in my typing on time to Jane Perry. I, Larry Newton, hereby will my ability to sleep in History to Tony Stanford. I, Joan Fredebeil, past cheerleader, hereby will my big mouth and strong vocal chords to the PEP club. May they be distributed evenly among each member. I, Larry Joseph Kimbrell, hereby will my ability to drive my six cylinder Ford 90 miles an hour to Evelyn Weaver and Hilda Smith. I, Debbie Lumpkins, hereby will my ability to fall asleep in all my classes to anyone who is able to get away with it. I, Don McCrory, hereby will my ability to get sick every Saturday night to Mike Butler. I, Donnie Benefield t hereby will my ability to make trouble to anyone who is willing to pay the consequences. I, Lanny Perry, hereby will my ability to be a female charmer to Ronnie Odem and my wavy hair to Henry Johnston. We, Charlotte Phillips and Carolyn Newton, hereby will oui; ability to get along with each other to Kenneth Olive and Morgan Daniels. We, Calvin Moore and Travis Tidwell, hereby will our motorcycles and sandles to Mr. Spanky and Mr. Goose. I, Janie Dryden, hereby will my Uncurl to Judy Locke. I, Donald Cox, hereby will my back seat in Mrs. Newton's English room to any- one who has the nerve to take it. I, Jean Vanderford, hereby will my ability to stay behind in typing to Sandra Brady. I, Ronny Ferguson, hereby will my ability to stay with one girl longer than one week to my brother Mike. I, Judy Barnett, hereby will my fishing pole to Jimmy Barnett and Bobby Moore when they play hooky again. I, Carolyn Morton, hereby will my good behavior to anyone who needs it. I, Roger Belew, hereby will my ability to come to school on Monday with a hang- over to Bud Fisher. I, Carol Williams, hereby will my colored shoes to Mrs. Stutts and Mr. Harley Sim beck. I, Don Thigpen, hereby will my ability to get caught smoking to Terry Cox. I, Sandra Barnett, hereby will my ability to go fishing at Shoal Creek with friends to any junior girl who likes to fish. I, Wayne Springer, hereby will my ability to kill quail to Kenny Hill. I, Faye Glover, hereby will my ability to get unmailable letters in shorthand to my sister, Linda. We, Pat Ezell, Robert O'Connor, and Danny Bryant, hereby will all our nickels to Beth Chance. I, Therese Hollman, hereby will my ability not to think of anything to will to anybody, to anyone who can't think of anything to will to anybody. I, Jerry Wilburn, hereby will my ability to get shot at on Friday nights to anyone that goes out on shotgun jokes. I, James Douglas, hereby will my ability to go to sleep in Mr. Russ' history class while there is a record playing to Larry Gabriel. I, Susan Holt, hereby will my ability to get three quick fouls in the first three minutes of the ball game to Beth Chance and Susan Harvell. I, Nolan Perry, hereby will my ability to make bad grades to my sister, Rona Perry. I, John Dover, hereby will my will to make up another will to anyone who wants to make another will. I, Vickie Boston, hereby will my red hair to Angela Ridgeway. I, David Purser, hereby will my ability to fix window shades to Morgan Daniels and Kenneth Olive. I, Jane Beckman, hereby will my four years of L.H.S. cheerleading to anyone else who knows the right strings to pull. I, Paul Cleveland, hereby will my places in class to anyone who is willing to take them. I, Mary Etienne, hereby will my name Freight Train to Wally Beckman. I, Harry Smithson, hereby will my ability to kiss Miss Jordan without using a step- ladder to Tim Fisher. I, Donna Brown, hereby will my ability to stay behind in typing all year to any- one who is stupid enough to take Typing II. I, Roy McKey, hereby will my summer vacation in Vietnam to Mr. Bud Story. I, Dianne Flatt, hereby will my long straight hair to Jenny Rhodes. I, David Highes, hereby will my position on the baseball team to Chuck Barnett; he covers a lot of bench. I, Brenda Shelton, hereby will my spelling ability and spelling workbook to Susan Harvell. I, Martha Evers, hereby will my tape recordings of Joan Willis imitating Mr. Russ to Mrs. Russ, who needs to smile a little more. I, Debbie Urban, hereby will my small feet to Surf (Danny Sandlin). I, Thurman Farris, hereby will my ability to stay out every night and come to school to anyone who can stand it. We, Sharon Neidert and Kay Jackson, hereby will our places in Math IV class to any girls willing to take a lot of embarrassment. We, Gary Henkel and Joseph O'Connor, hereby will our ability to pass Typing I under Mrs. Myrick to any of her future students. I, Patsy Kress, hereby will the brown and white horse to Mr. Russ for use in future practical jokes. I, Cathy Hurst, hereby will my scheme-planning mind to Annice Quillen who will probably be needing it. I, Donnie Powell, hereby will my football uniform to James Boatwright. (Good Luck, you'll need it.) We, Joan Barnett and Marie Lamprecht, hereby will all the old coke bottles that we have stashed away in the lower right hand cabinet of the annual staff's desk to the FFA boys. We, the following great super star playboys of L.H.S.: Lee Allred, Ricky Jones, Freddy Brown, and Gary Key, hereby will our ability to do nothing all day, skip 5th and 6th period studyhall, aggravate the teachers and still manage to pass, to the Fantastic Four - Dangerous Dan Sandlin, Flea Stephenson, Waldo Beckman, and Stick Beckman. I, Andy Purcell, hereby will my sister's bottle of Curl Free to David Pettus. I, Rickey Misenhimer, hereby will my sexy ears to anyone who can’t grow sexy ears. I, Jimmy Springer, hereby will my ability to sleep in American History to Ray Collins. I, Kathy Cox, hereby will my ability to stick my foot in my big mouth in front of a teacher to Linda Wilson. Qtodcw CIa $ PtOpfift J David Pettus, today, opened the door for Melissa Horn - straight to the elevator shaft. Therese Hollman and Joan Willis are now international spies. As of yet, we can't determine what, or whom, they're spying on. Hope Weathers and Teri Evers recently opened the Hope and No Hope Health and Beauty Spa in beautiful downtown Burbank. Tim Kimbrell is now spending a quiet, peaceful vacation in the State Pen. Ellen Hallmark and Susan Holt were recently captured by moon men and are now moon maidens in a newly opened night club in Moon City. Donald Cox, Harold Dover, and John Dover have just formed the singing group, Red and the Rovers. James Douglas has just caught the world's largest chicken choker. Donald Fowler and his pet monkey. Cocoa, are chief cook and bottle washer in the U.S. Navy. Johnny Dry den, Jerry Flatt, and Jerry Wilburn have just signed a contract with Jo Jo’s Go Go in New York. Carol Gist and Randy Risner are co-owners of St. Joseph's Possom Breeders Asso- ciation. Don McCrory and Billy Gray just caught a record breaking fish in Springer's pond. A severe tragedy occurred at the Five Point’s World’s Fair when Larry Hartsfield, catcher for the Toby and Larry trapeze act, failed to catch Toby Luffman. Larry Kimbrell has finally defeated Joe O'Connor for that coveted position, bag- boy at Augustine's Supermarket. Gary Powell today signed a peace treaty with Lawrenceburg. Terry Lee, Larry Krick, and Billy Moore just completed their Masters in American History at LHS, after ten summer sessions under Mr. Russ. Chuck Neese recently found a fox hole in Viet Nam. Ronnie Ferguson is President of Alcoholics Anonymous. Donnie (Gomer) Powell has just been promoted to Sergeant in the Marine Corps. David Hughes is now owner and operator of Baker’s Bait Shop. Wayne Springer is President of the National Shotgun Safety Council. Roger Carter recently destroyed three Vietnamese Battalions single handedly. David Pettus has just replaced Mrs. Newton as the senior English teacher at LHS. Roger Belew now owns a chain of wildcat stills. Jane Beckman returned safely today from her 200th hijacked flight to Cuba. She proclaims that she was so excited she felt as if her head was in the clouds. Steve Kress and Ricky Misenheimer just robbed the West Point Bank and escaped in a shiny blue Hillman. Vicky Boston now owns Boston’s Baked Bean Beanery. Lanny Perry is now touring the country with his band, Lanny’s Ladybugs. Ricky Jones, a Professor of Biology, graduated from Columbia State, now chases butterflies at Central State. He is also interested in wildlife and owns a Bunny Ranch and hunts Deer in his spare time. Debbie Lumpkins is now digging mummified Fickle Fingers in downtown Burbank. Today Cathy Campbell is standing by with her five children as her husband leaves for his first trip to Mars. He refuses to take wife and kids on business trips. Nolan Perry has received an award for marksmanship. Junior Smith now owns a new used car lot. We are sorry to hear that Travis Tidwell is in the hospital suffering from a stroke which occured when he tried too hard to think. Bill Barnett and Thurman Farris have been promoted to chief delivery boys at Green’s Furniture Store. Wayne Beecham is now a karate instructor at Tojo's Karate Salon. It is believed that Dianne Flatt is his most faithful student. Bobby Belew has just been nominated for the Safe Driver of the Year Award, per- sonally authorized by the Tennessee Highway Patrol. Bonnie Benefield just set the world's speed record at the Indianapolis 500 in his Studebaker Lark. Jimmy Springer recently completed his theory on atomic energy. Don Thigpen has just been named the most outstanding citizen in Five Points. Freddy Brown has replaced his look-alike, Morris Brown, as policeman of Loretto. Larry Laws has just completed studies on the life and breeding habits of the Mon- golian Tree Worm. Danny Littrell has been awarded a medal for surviving his own driving all these years. Larry Newton has finally beaten Jimmy Springer with his super-charged, fuel- injected Plymouth. Tom McKissack has taken over as Preacher at Waynesboro Baptist Church. Brenda Shelton finally met a long legged sailor with a long legged wife. Faye Belew is now playing basketball with the Harlem Globetrotters. Cathy Giles Hartsfield, Kathy Holt Cox, Cathy Hurst, and Kathy Shelton now operate the Cathy, Kathy, Cathy, Kathy Cake Catering Company. Janie Dry den and Freda Rinks are commercial teachers at Loretto High. Freda says that one of her second-year typing students set a new record of 40 words - per second, that is. Joan Barnett and Marie Lamprecht are still working on the '69 Mustang Yearbook. Debbie Urban, as First Lady, is known for her sanitation program. She stresses clean hands and short hair. Pam Richards and Sharon Yocom now play for the New York Philharmonic Orches- tra. Kay Jackson, a math major, claims that the reason for failing her final is that 1 1 7 3. Cheri Hardiman recently received a gold medal in an Olympic swimming meet. Hilda Marks is in Paris now as a fashion model. Today she modeled Kathy Todd's new design from Reynolds Wrap. Sharon Thompson and Janice White are mayor and fire chief, respectively, of St. Joseph. Carol Williams now owns Williams Wishy Washy Without Water Works. Mary Margaret Etienne today purchased the Loretto Pharmacy from Dr. Weathers. Sharon Neidert's favorite color is still Belew. Carolyn Morton now owns Morton's Meaty Melon Manufacturing Market. Kathryn Hunt is now the President's personal secretary. Charlotte Phillips and Carolyn Newton made an experimental space flight to Pluto today. Cheryl Robertson is styling wigs in Moscow. Roy McKey and Dwayne Rosson purchased the state of Tennessee from the U.S. Government today, and hope to convert it into a huge playground. Troy Williams wishes to announce that he has finally finished his collection of rare spiders. Gary Henkle is now running Henkie’s Hock Shop in downtown Loretto. While performing her trick in the recent big mouth contest, Joan Fredebeil got her fist caught in her throat and was rushed to the hospital. David Purser has just performed his first nose operation after completing Iron City's School of Nose Repair. Faye Glover's new slogan is Ding Dong! Glover calling! Myra Mullins is now selling used cars in Pulaski for 150. Edward Ellis has just opened a new dairy farm where he has developed a new breed of cattle, naturally. Tim Daughtry, while working at his job at the Budweiser Brewing Company, fell into a large vat and died while trying to drink his way out. Gary Key and Lee Allred have recently formed the Lee-Key Plumbing Company. One of their recent jobs was to recover Tim's body from the vat. Calvin Moore recently painted his Firebird yellow because of an encounter with a large canary. Danny Bryant has just become chief research agent at Ramah's Rabbit, Rodent, and Roach Ranch. Frank Luffman now owns and operates Benjamin Franklin's Mortuary in Ramah. Gwynn Smith was his first subject. Martha Evers has just donated her collection of Playboy magazines to a very worthy cause, Purcy's Playboy Club. Professor Ronny Pennington, while performing an experiment at Wayland Springs University, was sprayed with an unknown substance, and is now known as the Pickled Professor. Pat Ezell now owns a Phillips 66 service station at Loretto. Pat Kress, known as Super Chicken, has recently opened a chicken farm where she is head chicken. Nicky Passarella, while serving on the U.S.S. Misery, was attacked by a large cockroach while trying to sneak food from the storage area. Paul Cleveland is mascot for the newly formed football club, The Berkely Skunks. Robert O'Conner is a regular now at a night club. His main attraction is Jingle Bell Bob. Curtis Peters is a stunt motorcycle driver. He features dare-devil passes on curves. Andy Purcell, Chemistry Professor at Leoma State, has just discovered a new use for alimony - uh - antimony. Harry Smithson, mistaken for a mouse, is now the subject of an experiment at West Point's Science Institute. Mona Hollis Christian and Sandra Barnett now operate Christian and Barnett's Cris- py, Crunchy, Coffee Cracker Company. Donna Brown now owns a beauty salon. Two of her customers, Janice Ezell and Cathy Denton, modeled Donna's new hair creation, the Crop Top, at a New York showing. Joyce Dean and Pat Robertson are nationally known quilters from Loweezy Smith's quilting Club. Wanda Beckman has just invented a new tractor made of tin cans from the Loretto City Dump. Brenda Newton McCain is now a housewife with ten children. Judy Barnett is hard at work on St. Joseph's physical fitness program. She now holds Judy's Jogging Jamboree daily. Thurman Marston, upon completing a sex education and welfare course, exclaim- ed, I didn't know that! Ronny Dishongh has just opened a new extension of Ronny's Worm Ranch. Jean Vanderford is now the secretary to the principal at LHS. EDITOR’S NOTE The 1969 school year has finally come to a close, and our ’69 Mustang is finished at last. There were rtiany hectic moments when the problems seemed inpossible to solve; but, with the help of our spon- sors, the staff, and the entire school, we have put together a yearbook that we hope will keep memories alive in the hearts of all the students at IHS for many years. Kay Jackson EDWARD’S OIL COMPANY RUSS’ SERVICE STATION NATIONAL STORES CORP. DEPT. STORE Highway 43 Loretto, Tennessee 40 Public Square Lawrenceburg, Tenn. Phone 853-4810 There’s a one and only’ in refreshment, too We are always happy to have the opportunity to support LORETTO HIGH THE DEMOCRAT UNION Serving Lawrence County Since 1884.11 Lawrenceburg, Tennessee COCA-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY Lawrenceburg, Tennessee 175 BREWER’S ELECTRIC APPLIANCE Loretto, Tennessee Phone 853-4919 JIM CREWS INSURANCE Lawrenceburg, Tennessee DOWNEY JONES JEWELERS GREEN WELCH Lawrenceburg, 176 Tenn. A (imunmv I ninnltank — UU 'J J i ll pflf1 . i : j iZtZJi •• COMMERCE UNION BANK Lawrenceburg, Tennessee MAGDALENA’S One hour BEAUTY SHOP miwmimc THE MOST IN DRY CLEANING MAGDALENA KERSTIENS, Owner Call 853-6273 North Locust Loretto, Tennessee Lawrenceburg, Tennessee THIGPEN’S GROCERY Five Points, Tenn. WILLIS STUDIOS THE BALD-HEADED BROTHERS Lawrenceburg, Tennessee BUD SLAGLE’S USED CARS Highway 43 Loretto, Tennessee HARVELL’S SERVICE STATION B OX 130 Florence, Alabama Highway 43 Loretto, Tennessee 179 LINDSEY’S CHURCH FURNITURE Third Street Lawrence bur g, Tennessee B A DISTRIBUTING CO. 920 No. Military Ave. P. O. Box 416 Phone 762-4837 Lawrence burg, Tennessee . W. E. SMITH’S STORE Bonnertown, Tennessee UNO-LITHO OFFICE SUPPLY COMPANY The Most Complete Business Service Store in Tennessee Phone 762-7451 No. Military Ave. P. O. Box 158 Lawrenceburg, Tennessee FIRST NATIONAL RANK Settea 'Valuta V 49 4 JOHNSTON’S DEPT. STORE FIRST NATIONAL BANK Lawrenceburg, Tennessee Public Square Lawrenceburg, Tennessee 180 CHARLIE’S LORETTO PIANO RECORD SHOP COMPANY Authorized Dealer of FENDER, ROGERS, GRETCH, CRAIG Phone 853-4830 Lawrenceburg, Tennessee Highway 43 Loretto, Tennessee Compliments of PARKES MOTOR COMPANY Lawrenceburg, Tennessee ODEM’S FARM SERVICES INC. St. Joseph, Tennessee FLATT’S jMffii' BOB BAIZE MOTOR CO. SERVICE STATION Highway 43 BUICK-PONTIAC Loretto, Tennessee North Locust Ave. Phone 762-2281 Lawrenceburg, Tennessee Phone 853-6282 181 ETHEREDGE MANUFACTURING CO. Iron City, Tennessee ____• Pulaski, Tennessee 182 OSBORN FUNERAL HOME Owner TRAVIS OSBORN Loretto, Tennessee Phone 853-4841 LEDBETTER DRUG STORE 47 Public Square Lawrence bur g, Tenne s see H. B. BRINK CO., INC. SHERRY’S BEAUTY SHOP BUILDING MATERAL AND SUPPLIES P. O. Box 645 Phone 762-3515 Lawrenceburg, Tennessee Iron City, Tennessee Where Your Home Begins LAWRENCEBURG POWER SYSTEM Lawrenceburg, Tennessee SPANKY’S WASH-TUB FARMER’S SUPPLY and GREEN’S FURNITURE STORE, INC. Lawrenceburg, Tennessee Loretto, Tennessee 183 UNDERWOOD-HANBACK MOTORS JAMES LAWRENCE MOTEL 940 Florence Blvd. Florence, Alabama 35630 U. S. Hwy. 43 North Phone: 762-4467 Law reneeburg, Tennes see DOOLEY’S Shop at Dooley’s for Campus Fashions 138 Depot Street Lawrence burg, Tennessee PARKWAY DRIVE-IN IF IT'S COOP FOOD YOU Lawrence burg, Tenn, Phone 762-9170 SEARS ROEBUCK CO. Lawrenceburg, Tennessee 184 BUCKNER PITNER f - ... , HI ROBERT HAYES SONS ■ ■ ■ INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER Hardware, Appliances, and Seed Phone 762-3616 Lawrence burg, Tenne s see Lawrenceburg, Tennessee LORETTO FLORIST GOBBLE-MASSEY DODGE Say It With Flowers, But Say It With Ours. 853-6457 or 853-4942 Lexington Road Loretto, Tennessee • Phone 762-3595 300 North Military Lawrenceburg, Tennessee 1 B. S. CONCRETE SUPPLY Build With Concrete; It Lasts. INMON’S GROCERY Loretto, Tennes see Lawrenceburg, Tennes see Compliments of J H FURNITURE CO. SUDDUTH SELF-SERVICE LAUNDRY Furniture and Gift Shop 133 Depot Street Lawrenceburg, Tennessee Open 24 Hours - 7 Days a Week. 807 Mahr Avenue Lawrenceburg, Tennessee 185 LLOYD CARROLL MOTORS OLDSMOBILE - CADILLAC G. M. C. TRUCKS 200 South Locust Avenue Lawrenceburg, Tennessee 38464 Phone 762-3586 Area Code 615 CROWDER’S DRUG STORE Lawrenceburg, Tennessee LORETTO MILLING COMPANY Loretto, Tennessee Compliments of GOWEN FURNITURE CO. Lawrenceburg, Tennessee LAWRENCEBURG STEAM LAUNDRY and VICTONE ONE-HOUR CLEANERS 806 North Military Lawrenceburg, Tennessee THE TOGGERY ROY BREWER USED CARS ALWAYS SOMETHING NEW Lawrenceburg1 s Ladies' Store BEST QUALITY USED CARS 119 North Locust Ave. Lawrenceburg, Tennessee Phone 762-2279 KRESS METAL CASKET COMPANY ST. JOSEPH FLORIST MARY HUGHES SHERRY FLEMING Loretto, Tennessee St. Joseph, Tennessee LAWRENCEBURG GRAIN ELEVATOR COMPANY Lawrence burg, Tenne s see LAWSON’S DISCOUNT CLOTHING SHOES Phone: 853-4405 Loretto, Loretto, Te nn. Tennessee AUGUSTIN LUMBER COMPANY Loretto, Tenn. AUGUSTIN Compliments of REFRIGERATION HEATING WESTERN AUTO Lawrence burg, Tenne s see Phone 762-3676 Lawrence burg, Tenne s see 1 1 KRESS AUTO PARTS Loretto, Tennessee Phones 853-4949 853-6121 PARRISH PHARMACY Law reneeburg, Tennessee 188 GENE DAVIS AUTO SALES Phone 762-7458 Leoma, Tennessee 38468 NEIDERT SEED CO. Put your feet on easy street’1 at KENNEY’S DISCOUNT STORE Leoma, Tennessee Loretto, Tenn. HUNT BROTHERS GENERAL STORE Phone 853-6404 KENNETH CHANCE.......-Owner BLAIR’S GROCERY Loretto, Tennessee liG JOHN'S hoti BIG JOHN’S PIT BARBECUE Lawrence burg, Tenne s see West Point, Tennessee Lawrence bur g, Tenne s see 189 PIGGLY WIGGLY SELF SERVICE 898 North Locust Avenue Lawrence burg, Tenn. AMERICAN BANK St. Joseph, Tennessee REFRIGERATOR AND AIR CONDITION SERVICE LORETTO Scvafe S ofc @ettez ELECTRONIC SERVICE Fedders Air Conditioners Radio and T. V. Repair Norge Appliances Phone 853-4930 RCA, C M - COLOR TV S AND STEREO S Loretto, Tennessee LAWRENCEBURG, TENNESSEE 190 'K-. SALANT SALANT INC. m � f'U � v_ .-K. -w i «; : am ut ’ - Garment Makers Since 1893 Loretto, Tennessee ROBERSON AUTO SUPPLY St. Joseph, Tennessee JIM MOORE COMPANY the Clothing Designed With YOU in Mind 191 COL. BUFORD EVANS AUCTIONEER - APPRAISALS - REAL ESTATE 23 Public Square Lawrenceburg, Tennessee 38464 Office Phone Home Phone 762-2468 762-2183 KREISMAN’S Ladies Apparel and Men's Shop Home of Nationally Advertised Merchandise 103 North Court Street Florence, Alabama 35630 ARLO PEPPERS DRY GOODS C HEADQUARTERS FOR LEVIS Phone 762-5374 Lawrenceburg, Tennessee UNION CARBIDE CORPORATION UNION CARBIDE CARBON PRODUCTS DIVISION Lawrenceburg, Tennessee 192 ■ mm - ■ ST. JOSEPH CITY HALL FIRE DEPT. St. Joseph, Tennessee THE BANK OF LORETTO Loretto, Tenne s see BANK OF LEXINGTON Lexington, R. D. KILLEN’S GROCERY Alabama BILL BRADLEY CHEVROLET Loretto, Tennessee Bec a sDrugStore Highway 43 North Law reneeburg, Tenne s see SALES - SERVICE OK Used Cars and Trucks Phone 762-4435 194 THE IKxaU STORE Phone S02-3186 LAWRENCEBURG, TENN RICHARDSON HARDWARE COMPANY Lawrence burg, Tennessee BEECHAM FUNERAL HOME LICENSED EMBALMER AND FUNERAL DIRECTOR Telephone 853-4811 Loretto, Tennessee THE BOOTERY Lawrenceburg, Tennessee LAWRENCEBURG FEDERAL SAVINGS Where people have saved safely for over 30 years. M Thrift and Home Loan Specialists 251 North Military Lawrenceburg, Tennessee 195 — A M METAL CASKET CO. Loretto, Tennessee Compliments of LORETTO GAS SYSTEM Mayor: THOMAS L. GREEN Aldermen: JIMMY BREWER, LOUIS P. KRESS Recorder: MRS. MARY ROSE HOLT Loretto, Tennessee 196 SARTOR’S JEWELERY Your Registered Jeweler BECKMAN’S FLORIST GREENHOUSE St. Member American Gem Society- Law re nee burg, Tennessee Loretto, Tennessee T. E. FOX GROCERY Joseph, Tennessee BRYAN BROS. Complete Line of Hardware and Groceries St. Joseph, Tennessee 197 LORETTO TELEPHONE COMPANY Loretto, Tennessee 198 C. lA . l-ftoutfW QckolctAiluf) RONNIE PENNINGTON 1969 MURRAY-OHIO MANUFACTURING COMPANY 199 AMERICAN SULLIVAN’S HOME AUTO STORE 900 North Military Street Lawrenceburg, Tennessee Phone 762-4407 Tire Specialist Goodrich Motorola Kelvinator MEDICAL CENTER DRUG Lawrence burg, Tenn. A. L THOMPSON BUILDERS SUPPLY Lexington Alabama 200 WDXE AM-FM 1370 - 95. 9 AUGUSTIN SUPER MARKET On Your Dial Loretto, Tennessee LORETTO PHARMACY Loretto, Tennessee 201 LAWRENCE COUNTY INSURANCE Compliments of AGENCY LORETTO 115 Pulaski Street LIONS CLUB Phone 762-3522 Law re nee burg, Tenne s see Loretto, Tennessee LORETTO CASKET COMPANY Loretto, Tennessee 202 CONTRIBUTIONS LORETTO CLEANERS SEMINA'S MILL ENDS STORE O K TIRE STORE HAYGOOD'S GROCERY RUBY'S MARKET ETHEL SMITH'S TOP-STYLE BEAUTY FABRIC SHOP C. S. 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