Loudon High School - Lou Hi San Yearbook (Loudon, TN)

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CLASS WILL lConl-inuedl I, Mary Sue Hamil, leave my ability to get to school on time to Bettye Feezell. I, Merril Davis. kindly leave my position as principal to Flop Christian. I, Homer Stamey, leave my sleeping powers in Mr. Oody's class to L. D. Holcomb. I I, Jimmy lBeansiel Powell, leave nothing for I have already taken everything of any value. I, Peggy Arp, leave my ability to tell jokes to Naomi Shope. I, Venola Mason, am leaving all my be- longings to the first one who gets them, and I am going to join the Air Force. l, Betty Swaney, will iust quietly slip away so Beecher can get his English the second period. I, Barbara Watts, leave my typing ability to Jeffie Hope. I, Mary Catherine Oran, leave my sudden interest Ill in Boy's Phys. Ed, Class to Ann Hall, feeling sure she will need it since Jim is leaving. . I, Bill Cabbage, leave my friendly smile that helps me win new friends to my sister, Carolyn, hoping she will use it to the best advantage. I, Lorene White, leave my interest in Home Ec, to my sister, Marie, hoping she will take as much interest as I have. I, Joanne Pope, leave my ability to get along so well with others to Carolyn DeFord. I, Barbara Miller. leave my quietness and lady-like ways to Lucy Watt. I, Melvin Morrow wouIdn't stoop so low as to will my books to a thief, other than Beansiel I, Leonard Clinton, leave my books, pencils, and paper to all the thieves of Loudon High School. I, Hope McCullough, leave my doctor's kit to A. J. lEggheadl Edmonds. I, Carl Glass, leave my Phys. Ed. clothes to anyone who can keep them on better than me. I, Jack Rowe, leave my boots for Mr. McCall feeling sure he will wear them proudly. I, Faye Johnson, will my voice so loud, to anyone who will yell at the crowd. I, Catherine Houston, leave my position as typist on the newspaper to anyone with nerve enough to undertake a job like it. I, A. C. Dukes, leave my good sportsman- ship to Jimmy Graham. I, Peggy Graham, leave my place as band sponsor to Bettye June Purdy. We, the First Period Boy's Phys. Ed. Class. leave our uniforms to next year's class. lHere's hoping the moths don't find them.l We, the senior members of the Chorus, leave our ability to read music, to anyone who feels he can meet our standards. We, the Advanced Shorthand Class, leave our pencils and notebooks to next year's class. We feel that we had better take our books along with us for review. lSignedl The Senior Class of I952 Witnessed by: ' Carl Glass Catherine Houston Beecher Gray Peggy Sue Arp A, , .-.I-. 'Fwnuty-one

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NAME Herby Gene Akins Peggy Sue Arp Margaret Bingham Kathleen Breeden W. L. Bright Clyde Brooks Deloras Brown Bill Cabbage Sonny Cantrell Kathleen Cathey Carolyn Chrisman Leonard Clinton Merrill Davis A. C. Dukes Evelyn Gogley Carolyn Giles Carl Glass Patricia Goebel Jewell Gourley Peggy Jean Graham Beecher Gray Mavis Gray Mary Sue Hamil Anna Ronnell Hogg Catherine June Houston Shirley Jenkins Etta Faye Johnson Mary Patricia LKirk Mary Jo Kittrell Dwight Lonas Venola Mason A J. B. Mayes 1Barbora Ann Miller 'Jlmmy.Ray Miller Henry Mitchell Melvin Morrow Alene Murr James Earl McCall '- Hope McCullough Nell McGinnis Imogene McKee Mary Catherine Oran Nadine Patterson Doris Guinette Pope Rebecca Joanne Pope Jimmy Lee Powell Johnnie Munsey Pressley Jack Rowe Kenneth Scott Homer Stamey Betty Swaney Tom Walker Spencer Watkins Barbara Watts Don West Lorene White Evelyn Woody Eighteen uclyderl ll uBaby1l rr ll lr 11 Jean ll 11 lr NICKNAME Hurley llpugll 1rMoptop1r nKittyn llauddyll Squaw Lettuce rr Lover nKothyll Punkin uspatsu Melt llGeekll llMegll Chicken Shag Pat Midge llpegll Molars Gadget Susie Q llpigll Cattyn Coon-rod npotrl HJOII Goldilocks Nolie ll ll J. B. lraobll Kingbee Brown mule ll ll Melvana llsobyu lljirnll Hopeless Mop, Jr. George rlsnokyll Doris IIJOII Beansie Bell H U Preacher Flash Louis Chick Dunk HBO., Bobbie Pretty boy lr Lorene Evil eye CHIEF ATTRACTION looks eyes hair EYES height willingness dimples grin looks hair talent legs cars sports figure hair cute remarks giggling eyes disposition laugh no:e eyes blond streak spit curl eyes personality dependability ball-playing loud talk long eyelashes neatness ' quietness Norma walk glasses figure Are you kidding? disposition ball-playing hair wittiness hair musical ability nose personality eyes boots Ford wit talk Alene muscles size chewing gum face talking PERSONALITIES . . FAULT bashful temper big mouth unco-operative bashful Lorenitis bashful big feet conceited ?????? laugh whistling ag teacher whiskers giggles getting letters being silly big mouth short hair forgetting wittiness temper talk: too much late' hours too petted posture temper tantrums stubborness big mouth shyness in love playing hooky laziness voice arguing Mrs. MacM. chewing gum sleeping faultless shyness quietness size in love moodiness nervousness lying married temper bookworm muscles temper Studebaker fussing who knows? Mrs. MacM. shyness temper USUALLY SEEN arguing in a blue Frazer at ball games day-dreaming whistling with Lorene taking dictation grinning at Riggs fountain at Lenoir City anyplace at home flirting in ianitor's room at Riggs' with Curt eating ice cream with Carl at school with Beansie anywhere with Spencer here and there in trouble with Pat in Etowah sun-bathing here and there somewhere asleep parked with Som Lenoir City with Joanne any drugstore following Zulo drawing with Bud at the Hall's on McNabb's porch in the gym in Mexico catching a bus in a green truck talking with Barbara with Peggy' at courthouse in Lenoir City around girls ole man Rucker's writing to Homer on the road with Mavis with Faye on highway with Clyde at ball games

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Mary Evelyn Anderson Robert Barr Margie Bivens Charlie Paul Chihasz Dwight Christian Carolyn DeFord Margaret Duggan Glen Eller Junior Gaston Barbara George Harold Giles Mildred Goode Addison Grimes Roma Faye Harris Jody Harrison Twenty-two JUNIOR CLASS rn ff. '::, ,Ax Y . M 'Q' 6' .AQ-fy OVW rf :gg ing, .g' ,ann 'Q '- ,pr-w. 9' Vw? AY' 'vi .i, x-.J