Madison High School - Ram Yearbook (Madison, TN)

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We recognize and appreciate her untiring efforts to better the school, her understanding and patience with the students, and her able guidance of the Student Council. We honor her whom we will forever love. Mil. HERMAN DQPRIEST Principal BS., Ivllddlc Tcnncsscc Stutc Collcgc M.A., Peabody Collcgc Wk ' 2 faculty 'i!','v.-Q .,...,. . ...am - 4:5 l' f .2 f ' S x'Gct ready for ZIIIHOLIITCCIHCHYS. PICA L . xiii A. D. HANCOCK Assistant Principal Q .A.Z1body College ALVIE ANDERSON, JR. .NA M. ALEXANDER B-5-, M-T.5.C. M.T.S.C. ish, Social Studies Ninth Gfade Core Assistant Coach, Economics, ia H 5?Fl,..11,,' f 1: 2 PHILOSOPHY The faculty of Madison High School be' lieves that the purpose of the school is to def velop each student for successful personal, social, and economic living, and that the en' riching experiences of our curriculum enable our students to attain their fullest capacity intellectually, socially, emotionally, and morf ally. facult . sf:- 1 . 1 Jflflv' ' f- Nfl A1 , . ., ' ' ' LUCIEN H. BATTLE B.S., Peabody College Mathematics JAMES BLACKWELL, JR. B.S., M.T.S.C. Seventh Grade Core, Amerif can History KS. H. L. BRASWELL JAMES BRIDGEMAN WILLIAM B. BRIMM CHARLES S. BROWN Peabody College B.A., Harding College B.S., Tennessee Polytechnic B.A., Peabody College .th Grade Core, Mathef N.A., Peabody College Institute M.A., M.T.S.C. cs Mathematics M.A., Peabody College Biology Physical Education, Head Coach Y JIM BLEVINS B.A., David Lipscomb lege English, Eleventh Grade I t'.w MRS. GEORGE CALLAHAN B.S., Maurry State Teacl College Special Education E- IF R Gb Q, 0' if i QQ - A . Y:TL':Ibv- X li' X ' i f . PHNNIE B. CORBITT , Austin Peay State Col- 4., Peahody College ith Grade Core. Biology FRANK D. EASTER i., Carson Newman Col' theinaties, Seventh llrade e 1 I9 -Q' . I-,A QTY' l l . T. L. DAVIDSON HARRY L. DeLOSH RS., M.T.S.C. B.S,, Western Kentucky State Assistant Coach. Science College Assistant Coach, English EMMA jEAN FLOWERS MRS. MARTHA GEIST l A Q- ' 'fgfx . in-. . I - w .ATR 'ix R If xxx Y f , .-fm, . ... j. T. DENNIS HS., M.T.S.C. Tviathematics LOUISE HARGROVE BS.. Peabody College BS., Peabody College BS., Peahody College Spanish, Seventh Grade Core Seventh Grade Core Seventh Grade Core, Social Studies QP Tv-' 'R x PAUL DILLINGHAL B.A., David Lipscomb Q lege , American History, Tent Grade. Eleventh Grade C RICHARD HEWITT BS.. Murray State College Assistant Coach, Driver's Training --a. Wye.,-QM f,.......-...-.... ..............-. . .. N f - Q. It ix . ' . if .E I Wi I' ' M. ,L .,,. ' I ' if i , at Q .rn ' J If 1 . u JOE W. HIGGINS MARGIE HOOD E. O. JENKINS BARBARA KENNEDY NELDA JUNE KENNEI 5-3 M-A-- M-Tr-S-C- B-A-Y Ohio WCSIBYBD Univer- B.A., Vanderbilt University B.A., Peabody College B.A., M.A., Peabody Coll smess Education sity M.A., Peabody College Seventh Grade Core, English Seventh Grade Core, Histi M.A., Peabody College Science Coach, Physical Education MRS. NELI. M. LEE K. C. LITTON CLARENCE S. CALLIE LILLIE OWEN SHIRLEY LOIS PHIPPI S., M.T.S.C. B.S., M.T.S.C. OVERSTREET, JR. B.S., M.T.S.C. B.A., Vanderbilt Universi I.A., Peabody College Industrial Arts B.A., Vanderbilt University M.A., Peabody College Eighth Grade Core, Social .isiness Education M.A., Peabody College Home Economics Studies Eighth Grade Core, Social Studies fclcu ..,1 if 5- 1 I ROBERT C. PICKENS ., Ceorgm Teachers Colf s A., Peahody College ith Crude Core, English IRS. ANNIE LAl IRIE WILEY B.. Alzihiunii College .,1n L.S., Peaihody College rrairizm 1 -IU MRS. ELISABETH POLLARD BS., Penhody College Sociology, Home Economie HOWARD WOLERY ILA., PCLIIWOLIY College Art Ity MRS. H. E. SWIFT A.B., Union University English, Latin ROEERTA WOMACK BS., Pcnhody College Music, English I -lj I ts f 4' 1- 5 pp' I I If I 1 - 1 ,IANE WRIGHT MRS. NELSON E. X., Vanderbilt University CHRISTIANSON. JR. A., Peahody College Se ri ithemntics, Speech Cm Hy Q , sf- ' M ,IX ix E1 X f gf'-1 . .. W To .. . l ff .lf MRS. FLORENCE M. TAYLOR B.S., Madison College Seventh Grade Core, English CHARLES WOOD ILS., M.T.S.C. Band 8- DAN A. THWEAT' B.S., M.T.S.C. Assistant Coach, Study JAMES E. WRIGHT B.A.. Western Kentucky State College Eighth Grade Core, Ma matics Q .N--K x u iii. P'f6SidC'f1Z, .... ..... E DWARD EDGIN Vice Presidenr .,.. , . .ANTHONY BBAVBRS Secvemfy ..,.. ..,4,. N AN ALLEN Sponsors MRS. WILNA ALEXANDER MR. HERMAN DEPRIEST Pat Williams, Steve Tidwell, Lloyd Bowles, Chuck Lewis, Earl Baker, Michael Spence, Gerald Dillehay, Juanita Moody, Buddy Whiteaker, jean Anderson, Ruby Adcock, john Pickett, Bill Robinson, Tyree Harris, Billy Ashworth, Tom Graham, julie Brown, Bobby Head, jerry Harder, jo Gregory. tuclent council The Student Council is an organization composed of elected members from the student body. Its purposes are manifold: to foster cofoperation and to promote a close relationship between students and faculty, to sponsor Worth' while activities, and to provide valuable opportunities through every phase of our school life for the greatest mutual beneiit of all. Karl Fredrick, Gladys Anne Williams, Sylvia Qualls, Gayle Allen. Linda Roark, Judy Relfello, Dorothea Qualls, Carole Reeves, Wanda DePriest. Ronnie Sutton, Mary Helm, Linda Crain, Linda Bloodworth, Sarah Smith, Connie Del.osh, Quinnie Harper, David Evetts, Buddy Smiley, Burton Whited, Linda Covington, Larry Carter. 1. s I'CI H joan Ives, Business Manager Judy Dunlap, Assistant Business Manager it V:-, igru K ' jacquelyn Linneman Editor Patricia Williams and Virginia Gill, Copyreaders lane Caldwell and Patricia Pendergrass, 'Typists Ann Sory Betty, julie Brown, Terry Smith, Sharon Webb, Carol , Q Ann Scott, joan Saverio, Eileen Wallenbrock, Marianne Taylor, Jetta Chlsm' Sonya Han' Lenda Sanders' Judy Terry' Pfam and Carolyn Luna, Seventh, Eighth and A A 1 Ninth Gmde Edmm Roberts, and Peggy Gober, Tenth and Eleventh Gvade E itc W, I 5 i 1 ' W.. , , ,J Jeanne Smith 957-58 Assistant Editor ll 'W Bridges Dillehay, Beverly Sherman, Beth Oliphant, Vicki Steel, Jeannette Ellison, Artists and Publicity ii, . J ,, Beverly Sarver, Janie Caldwell, Danye Sue Broadway, Linda Allison, Senior Edrtors Linda Miller, Misfcllancous Edxtor Mmmgnx Jean Kaylor, Sylvia Qualls, Judy Fox, Anita Ragsdale, Ann Howell Joyce Shelton, Pat P derg a , L B ' , Cl b d M' John Smith, Sandra Sloan, Evelyn McCrary, Larry Dibrell, Ruby ccnancous Edimn en r as any town u an is Adcocls. Sports Editors. i 7 r N L r,.......R I A..1f- 3 My -ah 1 Vw R ,gl ' U Q Y X1 JJ' T-' I f M the c 1 gvfm' X ' I Jw ' ' ' K . ' ' .41-1. ' Q - p gh, 9 1,11 .hh 115.1 x' P . 1 ,Z L l4- -, '- 4,,,,V- 5, 1' f Q 'wg- ' is B2 g 9 gk 4 ,f r hi few ' wb' I-tar . 51?' fi if + W., .4 F rf w ' ' .. ,, . , ,,..--. . -...-.if-sq--f ' , 1:-5 .x- Y , .. -R Y Y ai xg . ..zl QU Q, P J 'E t' 'M 1 i J 6 ' it A A ll J , ,, A ff A t 6 J A .. i notional honor society 1 'K 'ef H+ ' 1 A A e Gi ,gg WG 4, is P n PM M , at--fl , b ' so 4 . 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VicefPresidentg Jolane Smith, Secretary, Jacquelyn Linneman, Treasuvevg Ruby Adcock, Nan Allen, Linda Allison, Danye Sue Broadway, Janie Caldwell, David Dunlap, Jeanette Ellison, Judith Fox, Jean C Horton, Robbie Hudson, Joan lves, Peggy Northcutt, Patricia d ll Pendergrass, John Pickett, Zenith Adcock, Anthony Beavers, fu Carolyn Collins, Sandra Dennis, Beverly Sarver, Rose Dodd, Virf ginia Gill, Bertie Gipson, Peggy Gober, David Hallows, Myra Hill, Bobby Jackson, Romona Knight, Evelyn McCrary, Bonnie Mc' Gaugh, Rebecca Merryman, Janis Miller, Shirley Parker, Jimmy Perkinson, William Robinson, Jeanne Smith, Eileen Walden, Tommy Webster, Burton Whited, Peggy Williams, David Witt, E',Jl,.,. Xifln-.anfn umm m,J30QL9'w,,o,Msugm1m-4ffi4Q ttM,LM.wUw'fD iwWA'fdw'MwJW mwm4kWJwWJWWwM'W'. juf+Uf1hwJanwwQ00d'hffN'3ib33i1M3hwq ibnqwi iwuwwmwv LARAW ogfm JJBWU mu ljlfnx. M. J. im, at QBYYUJB h shhll, in had I' Uwe in The students of Madison High School believe that def mocracy is a superior form of government and way of life and that our school affords fine opportunities for the d l p ment of the h'gh st type of citizens. 1 23 is .wk :U HH! ..s:' -E' r 45 Mm senior officers President .,..,. ..... F annum Jox-1NsoN Vice President ..... .,... J ox-:N BLAIR Secretary ...... . . . . . tjor..-mn SMITH Treasurer .... PATIQICIA PBNDERGRASS seniors RUBY MARIE ADCOCK Life's a joke, all things show it, I used to think so, now I know it. Basketball-1, 2, 3, 43 Forensic Club-3, 43 Standard Ring Committee-13 YfTeens-1, 2,3 Senior Chorus-3, 4, Pub' licity Manager-3, Treasurer-43 Office Staff-23 jr. P. T. A. Representative -2, Chairman-33 The Ram Stall-3, 43 Sports Editor -3, 43 Debate Team-3, 43 National Forensic League- 3, 43 Student Council Alternate-43 Prom Committee-33 National Honor Society 4. NAN GWEN ALLEN Stir together one cup of good looks and flavoring of friendlinessg serve generous portions and garf nish with smiles. P. T. A. Representative-13 Civinette Club-3, 4, Secretary- 43 Homeroom Officer-33 Top Ten Scholastically-23 Honor Society -2, 33 Volunteer Girls' State-33 Prom Committee- 33 Clinic Bowl Attendant-43 SecretaryfTreasurer of Stu' dent Council-43 Homecoming QUEEN-41 Best AllfRound Girl-43 D. A. R. Medalist-4. LINDA FAY ALLISON What could I do with size when I do so much without it? Homeroom Ol I:lCEf'l3 Honor Monitor-1, 2, 33 Forensic Club-1, 2, 33 The Ram Staff- 3, 4, junior Editor-3, Senior Editor-43 Bookstore WOYRCTYZQ Gregg Shorthand Award- 33 Top Ten Scholastically-2, 33 National Honor Society- 2, 3, 43 Otlice Worker -43 Student Typist-43 Civinette Club 43 NOMA Winner-43 Most Dependable Girl-4. MICHAEL ROLAND ANGLEA As I see it, anything over C is wasted efortf' Air lane Club-I3 Track-3, 43 Auto Safety Club-33 Arche- ry Club' 4. JERALD ERWIN BAKER Nothing is impossible to the man who doesrft have to do it himself. Shutterhug Cluh-33 Physical Education Club-4. MARVIN EDWARD BAKER Who knows him knows a friend. Shutterhug Cluh-I, VicefPresident- I3 Equipment Club-l. PHYLLIS JEAN BATES Hears all, sees all, knows nothing. Arts Ei Crafts Club-13 Physical Education Club-2, 33 Honor Monitor- l, 23 Senior Chorus-33 College Preparatory Club--43 Student Council-4g Student Typist-43 Wittiest WILLIAM NELSON BELT The only golden opportunities left for men today are blondes. 4-H Club-13 Red Cross Representative-13 Rifle Club--23 Eiiysical Education Cluh-3, 4, President-43 Football-4, tter- . Girl-4. JOHN BENNETT BLAIR, JR. Laugh and the room laughs with you. Football fl, 2, 3, 43 VicefPresident of Class-43 Sportsman' ship Award-43 Audio-Visual Aids Club-1, 23 Honor Monitor-23 P. T. A. Representative-33 Boys' County-33 Manager of Baseball Team 33 Civitan Club-3, 43 Track- 3, 43 Red Cross Representative-43 Office Worker-43 Most Mischievous Boy-43 Civitan Medalist Nominee-43 Senior Play Cast-4. CLAIRE YVONNE BONER Be a live wire and you won't get stepped on. Honor Monitor-1, 23 Chorus-1, 2, 33 Red Cross Repre- sentative--3, Reporter-23 P. T. A. Representative-23 Y' Teens-13 Homeroom Officer 1, 2, 3, 43 Physical Education Club-l, 2, 3, 43 Basketball Intramurals-2, 33 Student Ty' pist-4. QI .4-9 fa- 1 3 'X 'F 'in -.. sn- Pik' . I X , 4 ll , . ,. . 1 Qu I L N xi 1 X x il '56- X li Jil, iw-l-f I L . it -3 -1 'tx 'A'-'C S Y., .V , his ,Y ,,... . Ks: 5: . 4 ri' 32 . .lg if 5 , 1 x 34 il l fri P' .9 wif' ll it If :gm .. . i .A WM? ll , l . .i.4 1- li sa riwiige' -1. ' i...'J f 1 4 A k A . CICISS VIRGINIA DEEN BONER My size cannot lessen my personality. Red Cross Representative-1, Library Staff-1, YfTeens-1, 3, 4. JUNE ANNETTE BOYD Maybe the next chapter in my life will be more exciting. Forensic Club-1, P. T. A. Representative-1, Ram-Page Staff-2, Red Cross Representative-2, Office Worker-3, 4: YfTeens-3, 4, Senior Chorus-4. DANYE SUE BROADWAY A kind heart is the foundation of pleasure. F. H. A. Club-1, 2, 3, Home Economics Club-1, 2, 3, 4: Forensic Club-1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary-Treasurer-1, 2, 3, Letters-2, 3, 4, National Forensic League-2, 3, 4, President- 4, Future Teachers of America-3, National Honor Society- 2, 3, 4, Intramurals-1, 2, 4, Homeroom Olicers-2, 3, The Ram Staff-3, 4, Business Manager-3, Senior Editor-4: P. T. A. Representative-2, Debate Team-3, 4, Top Ten Scholastically-2, 3, 4, Library Staff-2, 3, Tennessee Math. Contest-2, Student Council Alternate-3, Girls' County-3, Homemaker of Tomorrow Award-4. RONALD GLEN BROWN If it's a man's work, then I'm just a little boy. Band-1, 2, 3, Assistant Director-2, 3, Alternate Student Council Representative-2, 3, Science Club-1, Sports Club- 2, VicefPresident-2, College Preparatory Club-3, 4, P. T. A. Representative-4, National Forensic League-4, Track- 3, 4. WILLIAM THOMAS BUCHANAN Anybody can go to bed early, but it takes a man to get up on time. Photography Club-1, Basketball Intramurals-1, 2, Rifle Club-2, 3, 4, Rifle Team-2, 4. JERRY KENNETH BUOY Make much of me, good men are scarce. Carthage High-1, 2, Football-3, 4: Science Club-3, Band- 3, Track-3, 4. JOAN MICHELLE BURTON Be merry and employ your chief thoughts to courtship. Library Staff-1, The Ram Staff-1, 2, 3, Club Editor-1, 2, 3, Bookstore Worker-3, Honor Monitor-2, Y-Teens-1, RamfPage Staff-3, Circulation Manager-3, journalism Club-2, 3, 49 Basketball Intramurals-2, 3, Student Typist- 4, F. H. A.-2, Top Ten Scholastically-2. MARY JANE CALDWELL No use worrying about life. Tou'll never get out of it alive. Arts Ei Crafts Club-1, Band-1, 2, Student Council Repre- sentative-1, 2, 3, Y-Teens-2, 3, Basketball Intramurals-1, 3, Homeroom Officer-1, 2, Honor Monitor-3, Prom Com- mittee-3, National Honor Society-2, 3, 4, Student Ty- pist-4, Ofbce Worker-4, Civinette Club-4, P. T. A. Alter' nate Representative-4, The Ram Staff-4, Senior Editor-4. GAYLE JEANNETTE CALLIS L'Sure there are more important things than boys-but I can't remember them. Music Club-1, Red Cross Representative-1, Basketball Intramurals-1, 2, YfTeens-2, Civinette Clvb-3, 4, Senior Chorus-4, P. T. A. Representative-4. CHARLES RAY CAMMUSE Let me explain my explanations. 4fH Club-1, 2, Secretary-1, President-2, National Honor Society-2, 3, 4, President-4, Top Ten Scholastically-2, 3, Student Council Representative-3, Volunteer Boys' State- 3, National Forensic League-3, 4, Forensic Club-3, 4, De- bate Team-3, 4, P. T. A. Representative-4, Football-4, Civitan Medalist Nominee-4, Most Dependable Boy-4. 0 '58 MICHELLE CAPSHEW Men may come and men may go, but not if I can help it. ' Honor Monitor-33 YfTeens-3, 4, Chorus-3, 4, Wardrobe Mistress-3, 41 Ofhce Worker-4. LAWRENCE RANDALL CARTER Most brilliant men are dead, and Fm beginning to feel lonesome. Science Club-21 Football-1, 2, 3, 41 Basketball-1, 2, 3, 41 Track-1, 2, 3, 43 Student Council-1, 43 Civitan Club-3, 4, Secretary-43 Boys' County-33 Volunteer Boys' State-33 Homeroom Officer-3. 4: Ofhce Worker-45 Friendliest Boy- 4: Senior Play Cast-4g Civitan Medalist Nominee-4. NANCY CAROLYN CASTLEMAN Her heart is like the moon, ever changing but always with a man in it. Y'Teens-1, 45 Forensic Club-2, 3, Library Staff-2, 3g RamfPage Staff-3, Future Teachers of America-3, Vice- President-3g Senior Chorus-4. JANET GREGORY CLARK Those who know her, 'honor her worth. Charm Club-1, Girls' Hobby Club-2, Y'Teens-3, Student Typist-4. CHARLES WENDELL CLINE One of the greatest labor saving devices of today is tomorrow. SHIRLEY ANN COLE There's mischief lurking behind her quiet manner. Cookeville-1, 2. 3. as WALTER BONAPARTE COLEMAN He'd make a wonderful new chapter in some girl's diary. Shutterbug Club-1, Basketball Intramurals-1, 2, 35 Rifle Club-23 Football-1, 41 Physical Education Club-3g Track- 3, 45 Tumbling Club-4. WILLIAM DEWAYNE CONNER N The wrong way always seems the best way. 4-H Club-1, 2, President-25 Ride Club-3, 4g Football-1, 2, 3, 4, Track-2, 35 Red Cross Representative-24 P. T. A. Representative-3. FRANCES LOUISE COOLEY Public Energy No. 1 Music Club-1, Treasurer-1g F. H. A.-2, F. H. A. Song- leader-2g Honor Monitor-2g Chorus-1, 3, Treasurer-1, VicefPresident-33 Student Council Representative'2, Al- ternate-3g Cheerleader-3g Civinette Club-3, 4, Vice- President-3g Office Worker-45 Most Talented Girl-4. NORMAN VESTER COX IH While we live, let's live in cloverg for when we're dead, we're dead all over. Litton High-1, 2, Chorus-3, 4, VicefPresident-4, Rifle Club-3, 4. 4'- . ...,. t is W li.. , LM... N api mi3a,,,, . 1 ' -' , W, ,, ,,.,, ,,,, ..,,, ,R laik si x 1 an L! 4, it 3 ' it if l wi G, , git Q5 I 'QU' 'Z CICISS WILLIAM DAVID DARKS 'Tm not so tall, but neither was Napoleon. Basketball Intramurals-1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball Intramurals-1, I?-'Team Football-2, Physical Education Club-3, 49 Tumblf ing Clubf4. PEGGY JOYCE DAVIS It is a friendly heart that has plenty of friends. Archery Club-2g First Aid Club-3. JOHNNY EDWIN DENNEY Girls are more interesting than books. Rifle Club-1, 2, Basketball Intramurals-2, Letter and Awards Committeef4. JAMES HAROLD DENSON He doesn't especially hate work, it's just that he's not in sympathy with it. LARRY ROBERSON DIBRELL Why trust to fate when we have our own charms? AudiofVisual Aids Club-1, Honor Monitor Club-2, Vice' President-2, Honor Monitor-23 Football-1, 2, 3, 4, Boys' County-3, Red Cross Representative-3, Homeroom Oflicer-3, Class Treasurer-35 Civitan-3, 4, Vice-Presif dent-43 Oiiice Worker-4, The Ram Staff-4, Sport Editor-41 Senior Play-4, Best School Spirit-4. JAMES BRIDGES DILLEHAY Why wait for the bell in the afternoon when there's a good show in town? 4-H Club-1, President-1, Honor Monitor-15 Shutter' bug Club-2, President-25 Homeroom Officer-43 Football-3g Basketball-1, The Ram Staff-1, 2, 4, Art Editor-1, 2, 45 Tumbling Club-4, VicefPresident-4: Civitan Club-33 Honor Monitor-1, Prom Committee-2, 35 Most Talented Boy-4. RONALD BRUCE DILLON Early to bed, early to rise, and you 'miss the best part of the day. Shutterbug Club-1, VicefPresident-1, Homeroom Oth' cer-1, 2, Honor Monitor-1, 2, 3, 4g Archery Club-2, President-2g P. T. A. Representative-3, Red Cross Rep- resentative-1, 2, Track-1, 2, 3, 4, Tennessean All Class AA-4, Player of the Week-4, Civitan Club-3, 4, Student TypistA4g Most Athletic Boy-4. MARVIN EDWARD DRAKE 'LWhy wait for the bell in the afternoon when you can learn so much more out riding around? Rifle Club-1, 2, 3, 4, President-4, Rifle Team-1, 2, 3, Football-1, 2, Basketballflg Honor Monitor-2. SANDRA PAULINE DUNKLEBERGER 'Tm giving up men for my birthdayirny 80th that is. Girls' Hobby Club-1, President-1, Alternate Student Council-lg Band-1, 2, 3, 4, Reporter-1, Secretary-3g Y--Teens-2, 3, 4, VicefPresidentf4g P. T. A. Representaf tive-3. DAVID LEWIS DUNLAP I'rn on the brink of a great career, wont some' body push me off? Science Club-1, Archery Club-2, College Preparatory Club-3, Civitan ClubA4, Football-2, 3, 4, Baslretball Intramurals-2, 3, 4: Prom Committee-3, Honor Monitor-3, 4, National Honor Society-4g National Forensic League-4g Homeroom Gihcer-43 Debate Team-4: Senior Play-4. eg' JACQUELINE M. DUNN Character is a diamond that scratches every stone. Music Club-l g Charm Club-24 Physical Education Club-4g Student Typist-4. EDWARD CLARK EDGIN Outstanding in everything he attempts. Football-1, 2, 3, 4, Alternate Captain-4: Basketball-1, 2, 3, 4, CofCaptain-4g Baseball-45 Track-2, 3, Student Council-3, 4, Vice-President-3, President-43 National Honor Society-2, 3, 4, Vice-President-43 Class President-2, Physical Education Club-2, President-2, Civitan Club-3, 4, Volunteer Boys' StateA3, Boys' County-33 GSMT Winner-3, Chorus-25 Honor Monitor-2g Tennessean All' Class AA-4g Basketball and Football Player ofthe Week-3, 45 Top Ten Scholastically-3, Most Popular Boy-4, Senior Play Cast-4: Civitan Medalist Winner-4. LINDA JEANETTE ELLISON' A willing heart, a willing hand, always willing on demand. F. H. A.'1, 2, 3, 4, Vice'President-2, 3, President-4: Vice'President Davidson County F. H. A.-35 Attendant to F. H. A. Queen-25 P. T. A. Representative-2, National Honor Society-2, 3, 43 Honor Monitor-3, Oiiice Worker-4. JAMES RAY EMERY A small man sometimes casts a big shadow. Radio Club-3, Secretary'Treasurer-3. PEGGY FRANCES FINN If there isn't anything to do, let me do it. Music Club-1, 2, Secretary-1, Treasurer-23 Musical Comedy-2: Civinette Club-3, 4: Band-1, 2, Chorus-1, 2, 3, Office Staff-3. DORIS ANN FLOYD Gentle in manner, alike in speech. Arts and Crafts Club-lg Singing Club-33 YfTeens-4g Red Cross Representative-44 Quietest Girl-4. JUDITH CLAIRE FOX Give me a true heart, a pure heart, and a sweetheart. 4-H Club-1, Secretary-lg F. H. A.-l, 2, 4, Honor Moni- tor-2g National Honor Society-2, 3, 4: Top Ten Scholasti- cally-2, 3g Senior Chorus-3, 4, Librarian-3, 43 Future Teachers of America-3: Y'Teens-3, 4, President-4g The Ram Staff-4, Snapshot Editor-4, Best School Spirit-4. PATRICIA CAPSHEW FRENCH When in doubt, giggle. Music Club-1, 2, Senior Chorus-3, 4: Y-Teens-3. JAMES EDWIN GARRETT I could be better if I wanted to, but it's mighty lonesome being good. I Red Cross Representative-1, Vice-President-1, Rifle Club-l, 2. 4. VicefPresident-4, Archery Club-3, Presif dent 3, Basketball Intramurals-2, 3, 4g Neatest Boy-4. DANIEL T. GIBSON Free advice costs nothing unless you take it. Litton High lg Library StalIA2g Forensic Club-3, 4: Chorusf3, Bookstore Worker-43 Student Typist-4. gf s sz- , Y WH - an -c V'- 4. wg if buf A . . Wllllllll 1:5 G- . f L.- SL I S 4 'S N. 1 'E' W, -I .rf f 2 'ALJ W lk I nur km 'K I .aww-1-.... W A Lf if C1 ' Xi I 'ii rs. 1 5 I -in . lj 115508 CIGSS JEAN CLARK HORTON Easy to remember and so hard to forget. Honor Monitor-13 Future Homemakers of America-1, 24 P. T. A. Representative-25 Library Staff-2, 39 Red Cross Representative-33 YfTeens-3, 44 The Ram Staff-3, 4, junior Editor,-3 Senior Editor-4. DONALD PAUL GIBSON I felt fine until I woke up this morning. Litton High-lg AudiofVisual Aids Club-2, 3, 43 Forensic Club-3, 45 Debate Team-43 Alternate Red Cross Rep' resentative-45 Oflice Worker-4. THOMAS JEFFERSON GOBER All things come to him who waits-I'm waiting. Archery Club-15 Senior Chorus-lg Basketball Intraf mural -1, 25 Visual'Aids Club-3, 41 Physical Education Club'-3, 4. ROSE ARNELL GREEN You couldn't dislike her if you tried. Serenaders Club-13 Alternate Red Cross Representative-lg Music Club-2g Gregg Award-35 Y'Teens-4g Student Typist-4. LINDA LOUISE GREENE Flirting is a desperate thing, but I'm a des' peradof' Library Staff-1g journalism Club-23 YfTeens-1, 3, 4. CECIL HANNAH just another of those absent minded jokes. Science Club-1g Honor Monitor-2g Rifle Club-2g College Preparatory Club-3, 4. JERRY COLLINS HARLAN I don' know why I'm here, I'm just trying to get out. Sports Club-25 Basketball Intramurals-1, 2, 45 Physical Education Club-3, 4. QUINNIE BUSH HARPER III God made earth and rested. God made man and rested. God made woman and nobody has rested. Archery Club-1, 25 Rifle Club-3, 45 Basketball Intra- murals-2g VicefPresident of Class-35 Football-2, 3, 4g Baseball-3, 4: Student Council Representative-43 Rifle Team-3, 4g Honor Monitor-5, 4. DANIEL OTIS HARRIS, JR. I feel better all over more than anywhere else.' Student Council Representative-45 Forensic Club-1, 2, 4. WILLIAM GARLAND HOLLEY The things that have not been tried before, I try. Physical Education Club-3, 4, Secretary-3, Vice-President- 43 AudiofVisual Aids Club-1, 23 Homeroom Officer-1, 2: Basketball Intramurals-1, 2, 3, 45 HOUOY M0Uif0f'1- 1 0 ' 8 ROBBIE ANITA HUDSON A girl to love and praise. F. H. A.-I, 2, 3, 4, VicefPresident-1, 4, President-3, Honor Monitor-2, Basketball--1, 2, 3, 4, CofCaptain-3, 4, Player of the Week-4, National Honor Society-3, 4, P. T. A. Representative-4, President-4, Office Worker-4, Most Athletic Girl--4. JOAN PATRICIA IVES Here I come world. Are you ready? Brainerd Jr. High-lg Chattanooga High-25 Science Club-2g College Preparatory Club-3, The Ram Staff-4, Business Manager-43 Oflice Staff-43 National Forensic League-4, Debate Team-45 Basketball Intramurals-4, National Honor Society-4. JANICE HARLEAN JACKSON A thing of beauty is a joy forever. clgtion Highrl, 2, YfTeens-33 Civinette Club-4, Neatest ir -4. JIMMY LESTER JERNIGAN Twelve years of school 'and whom has it got me? Football-Ig Basketball Intramurals-1, 2, 3, 4, Auto Safety Club-3. Secretary-31 Physical Education Club-4, Sgt. atf Arms-4. JAMES AARON JOHNSON D's a pass, why make more? Rifle Club-2, Track-3. FREDDIE LEE JOHNSON A rare compound of dignity and frolicf' President of Class-3, 4, Basketball Intramurals-1, 2, 3, 43 Sports Club-1, Physical Education Club-2g Honor Mom' tor-2. 3, 41 Student Council-1, 2, 3, Track-3, 4, Civitan Club-3, 4, PresidentA4, Football-1, 2, 3, 4, Captain-4, AllfCity Player-4, Banner All Class AA-4, Tennessean All Class AA-f4, Most Valuable Class AA-43 Baseball-4, Best ,AllfRound Boy-4, Civitan Medalist Nominee-4, BILLY RAY KIRBY If at first you don't succeed, give up. Airplane Club-lg Photography Club-25 Safety Club-3, Civitan Club-4, Track-4, Football-45 Basketball Intraf murals-l, 2, 3, 41 Wittiest Boy-4. VIRGINIA POOLE LIGON You can't believe everything you hear, so why listen? Y-Teens-lg Jr. High Basketball Team-lg RamPnge Staff-23 Forensic Club-1, 3, Honor Monitor-1, 25 Library Staff-1, 33 P. T. A. Representativesl. JACQUELYN JUDITH LINNEMAN Nature covered her face with beauty and filled her head with brains. Music Club--1, Welfare Committee-1g Standard Ring Committee-1, Y-Teens-2, National Honor SocietyA2, 3, 4. Treasurer-4g Musical Comedy-21 Homeroom Ofhcer-2: Top Ten Scholastically-2, 3, 4, Forensic Club-2, Letter-23 Middle Tennessee Math Contest-2, 3, Plane Geometry County Sth Place Winner-3, Letter and Awards Com- mitteeH3, Civinette ClubA3, 4: The Ram Sf3ff'3- 4- CO' Editor'3, Editor-4: Chorus-3, 4. Letter-3, Prom Com' mittee'-3, D. A. R. Medalist Nominee-4: Talent Show-4, Most Likely to Succeedff4g Senior Play CastA4. LEON ANTHONY LOCKE The key to his heart is in his pocket. Audio Visual Aids Club-lg Radio Club-3, 4, Vice Presi dent-3. il t, . ,i-at A., .J V 4 Q A - is ' g ' li 4 . 3' rs: Kr , if 7' ,,., iii. I Mfr' f. . Q 1--i . , L A afypraf 'q.,gsij,.. , . ,. Z Mmvx class HAROLD D. MADDUX Tou'll hear a lot about me. I'll be the one she should have married. DuPont High-lg Donelson High-35 Sports Club-2, Quietest BoyA4. WILMA JANICE MAYERNICK Some may laugh and some may talk but I do both forever. Rosemont High-1, Litton High-2, Civinette Club-3. 41 Honor Monitorf3g Office Worker-43 Student Typist-4. JAMES L. MCINTOSH While there is life there is hope. JUDITH ANN MENEES 'Tm not bashful, I'm just well trained. Honor Monitor-2, Honor Monitors' ClubA2, Civinette Club-3, 4, Student Typist-4. LINDA GALE MILLER i'Tallqing is one of the jine arts. jr. High Cheerleader-1, Music Club-1, Z, VicefPresif dent-1g Minstrelslg Senior Chorus-1, 2, 3, 4, President-4, All'State Chorus-4, The Ram StaffA2, 3, 4, Class Editor-2, Misc. Editors3, 4, YfTeens-3, 4, Secretary-41 Alternate Student Council Representative-3, Talent Show-2, 3, 4, Second Place Winner-3, 4g Prom Committee-3, Top Ten Scholastically-3, Majorette-43 Homeroom Oflicer-44 Off fice Staff-4. JOYCE ANN MOOMAW With smiles, with speech, with her winning way, she whiles the little boys' time away. Litton High-1, 2, Homecoming Attendant-33 Class Secre' tary-33 Volunteer Girls' State-3g Gregg Winner-3g Future Teachers of America-3, Corresponding Secretary-35 Civinette ClubA3, 4g Cheerleader-4, Alternate Student Council Representative-43 Honor Monitor-4, Polio Queen Candidate-49 Miss Madison High-43 Miss Nashville High-4, Best Looking Girl-4, D. A. R. Medalist Nomif nee-4. RONALD WAYNE MORRIS Never do today what you can do tomorrow. Audio-Visual Aids Club-3, 45 Physical Education Club-4. BETTY JO MUNDY I agree with no ones' opinion, I have some of my own. F. H. A. Club-1, Charm Club-lg Honor Monitor-1, 2, 3, Honor Monitor Clubf2, President-2g Basketball Intra- muralsf2g Homeroom Officer-2, 3, Vice'President of ClassH2g RamfPage Staff-3, 4, Business Manager-3, Editor-4, Prom Committee-3g Office Worker-43 Student Typist44g Homecoming Attendant-4, Frienclliest Girl-4. ROBERT PAUL MYERS He who knows and knows that he knows, he is wise-follow him. Springfield, Missouri-1, 2, Forensic Club-2, 3, 4, National Forensic League-2, 3, 4, VicefPresidentf4g Second Place Debate Team in State-3, Finalist in State Extemp Con- testA3, Voice of Democracy Contest-4, Second Place Winner44, Track-2, 3, 4, AudiofVisual Aids Club-2, 3, 4: Honor Monitor-43 Most Likely to Succeed-4, Senior Play Cast-4. PEGGY ROSE NORTHCUTT A perfect talking machine. Honor Monitor-1, 2g Girls' Hobby Club-lg Homeroom Oflicer-lg Red Cross Representative-1, 2, Secretary-1, Vice-President-25 Chorus-1, 33 Basketball Intramurals-1, 2, 3, 43 Y-Teens-3, F. H. A.-2: College Preparatory Club-4, Student Typist-3, 4. ag 'bu JAMES RICHARD OWENS N If I'm studying when you fine me, wake me up. Rille Club 1, 2, Track 1, 2, Shutterhug Club-2, Honor Monitor-2, Football--1, 2, 3, 4. I.ettersr2. 3. 42 Civifim Clulw 4. THOMAS NELSON PAGE, JR. Study is a dreary thing-so I dorft do it. Airplane Club'-1, Sports Club-2, AudiofVisual Aids Club 3, College Preparatoryfll, 4, Vice-President-3, 4a Homreroom Ofhcer-f4. LARRY COLEMAN PARIS I do my hardest work before breakfast-getting up. Rifle Club 1, Safety Patrol Boy-1, Photography ClubN2. PATRICIA IRENE PENDERGRASS Happy combination of sense and nonsense. Girls' Hobby Club-l, Vice-President-1, Future Teachers of America 3, Honor Monitor-3, National Honor So' ciety 2, 3, Red Cross Representative-4, Treasurer of Class 4, The Ram Staff-4, Club Editor-4, Homeroom Officer 3, 4, Most Courteous Girl-43 D. A. R. Medalist Nominee 4. JOHN BUTLER PICKETT Top Ten Scholastically-2, 3, 4, Merit Scholarship Finalist- 3, Football-2, 3, 4, Track-3, 4, Student Council Rep- resentative'-2, 4, Rifle Club-1, Forensic Club-2, 3, 4, Cafeteria Committeeff4. JANICE POE Books-what are they? YfTeens-1, Honor Monitor-1, 2, F. H. A.-2. Secretarye2, Homeroom Officer-2, Secretary of Class-2, Basketball lntramurals'2, 3. LORENE ANITA RAGSDALE A smile sincere for all who come her way. F. H. Ari, 3. 4, Parliamentarian-l, Historian-2, Treasurer Suh-DistrictA2, Workshop-2, jr. Degree-2, Chapter De, gree 3. Convention-l, 2, 3, Honor Monitor-2, 3, Red Cross Representative-3, Top Ten Scholastically-3, Y' Teens 3, 4, Homeroom officer-4, The Ram Staff-4, Misc. Editor -4, Miss Home Economics-4, Senior Play Cast-4. ROBERTA ANN REAGAN There's a little mischief in all of us, but Roberta seems to have more than her share. Y-Teens' I, Library Stalfelg Physical Education Club-2, 3, 4, Honor MonitorA3, 4, Homeroom Ofhcer-4, Most Mischievous Girl-4. , WAYNE ELVIS REAGAN Never put off till tomorrow what can be done day after tomorrow. ' H SANDRA LYNN RICHARDSON Eager to laugh, but slow to complain. PLT. A. Representative 1, Honor Monitor-1, 3, jackson HlHhr2: journalism Club 3, 4, Oflice Worker-4,,Assistant RamfPage Editor 4. ' is 1,4 G. 'M .. J A. l If x. R lm I .1 mfr x. ,il 4 . ,I a- 1 - illllill M..-9' . -N if . A s X Y f 5 'Nl V . J ily je 'll 1? A .gzi- ' lll 4.99 i 'vs' y ,f L. 2 3 X 3 - ' A 4 ,ai -5 we . CICISS KATHY JOANNE ROHTERT Listen to everybodys' advice, and then do as you please. Cohn High-13 F. H. A.-2, 33 Girls' County-33 Y'Teens-4, Student Typist-4. EDNA CHARLENE ROSS 'The best of all ways to lengthen the day is to steal a few hours from the night. Stewart County High-13 journalism Club-23 F. H. A.-3, Treasurer-33 Prom Committee-35 Civinette Club-43 Ma' jorette-3, 4. PEGGYE GLOW RUSSELL When pleasure calls, she listens. Singing Club-13 Serenaders Club-23 Band-2, 3, 4, Letf ters-2, 3, 4. BEVERLY SUE SARVER It doesn't pay to worry, things will happen anyway. The Ram Staff-3, 4, Copyreader-3, Senior Editor-4: Future Teachers of America-33 F. H. A.-1, 2, 33 Home Economics Club-1, 2, 33 Forensic Club-1, 2, 3, 4, Let' ters-2, 3, 43 National Forensic League-2, 3, 4, Secretary' Treasurer-43 Top Ten Scholastically-2, 3, 43 National Honor Society-2, 3, 43 Library Staff-1, 23 Basketball Intramurals-1, 2, 3, Student Typist-43 Debate Team-3, 43 Homeroom 0662!-31 Education Week Committee-4, Girls' County-33 Senior Play Cast-4. SHIRLEY JEAN SCOTT just as I imagined it would be-soft breeze, tropical moon, romantic music, and no men. F. H. A.-13 Girls' Hobby Club-23 YfTeens-3, 43 Student Typist-4. BEVERLY RUTH SHERMAN I can be quiet, but it's a great strain. Litton High-IQ Future Teachers of America-23 Prom Committee-33 Majorette-3, 4g Band-3, 43 College Preparaf tory Club-33 Debate Team-3, 43 Office w0fkCfw4Q Forenf sic Club-43 The Ram Stall'-4, Art Editor'43 Senior Play Committee-4. BUDDY HUGH SIVIILEY I was a boy scout until I was 16, then I became a girl scout. Audio-Visual Aids Club-1, 2, 3, 4, SecretaryfTreasurer-1, President-2, 33 Top Ten Scholastically-23 Homeroom Oiicer-13 Forensic Club-3, 43 Shutterbug Club-33 Radio Club-4, VicefPresident-43 National Forensic League-3, 43 Student Council-3, 43 Letter and Awards Committee-3, 43 Debate Team-3. 4. JOLANE GRAY SMITH She may be little, but that's no sign she can't make noise. YfTeens-13 Library Staff-1, 2, 33 Homeroom OECBI'-33 National Honor Society-2, 3, 4, Secretary-43 Prom Com- mittee-33 Civinette Club-43 Secretary of Class-43 Home' coming Attendant-43 Ofrice Worker-43 Most Popular Girl-43 D. A. R. Medalist Nomineee4. ROBERT LOUIS SMITH Some people get results, I get consequences. Science Club-1, President-13 B-Team Football-13 Archery' Club-23 Basketball Intramurals-1, 2, 3, 43 Physical Educaf tion Club-3, 43 Football-2, 3, 4. SARA JANE STAUB Without laughter, there is no joy. Latin Club-13 Honor Monitor-13 F. H. A.-23 Y-Teens-33 College Preparatory Club-43 Basketball Intramurals-1, 2, 33 Student Typist-4g Homeroom Oihcer-1, 43 Chorus-3. of 'DU ' CHARLES TURNER TASH If he doesn't fnd a path, he'll make one. Airplane Club-lg Manager of Baseball Team-1, 2g Basket' hall Intramurals-1, 2g Photography Club-2g Safety Club-21 Civitan Cluh-44 Football Manager-3, 4. MARY AILEEN TITTLE The girl who needs no introduction, she speaks for herself. YfTeensf-lg Basketball Intramurals-1, 2. 3, Physical Educa- tion Cluh-2g F. H. A.A2g Senior Chorus-3g College Preparatory Club-4g Student Typist-4. GLENDA JANE VANDERCOOK Conversation is only one of her many talents. Archery Club-lg Physical Education Club-23 Honor Monitor-1, 2, 33 P. T. A. Representative-2, 3g Civinette Club-3, 4, President-45 Oflice Worker-2, 45 Basketball- I. 2, 3, 4.. MARY ANN VESTER A quiet manner does not hide her sunny dis' position. Girls' Hobby Club-lg Honor Monitor-1, 2, Music Clulr2g Forensic Club 3, 43 P. T. A. Representative-4. CHARLES LOUIS WAKEFIELD 'I'here's a lot of fun in the world, if a fellow only knows where to fnd it. Band-1, 2. 3, 4, Drum Master-1, 2, 3, 4, VicefPresident-3, President-4, Drum Major-4g Red Cross Representative-4. JAMES EDWIN WALLER If looks were money, he'd be -a millionaire. Red Cross Representative-13 Rifle Club-13 Basketball Intramurals - 2g Foothall -1, 31 Physical Education Club-2, 35 Tumbling Club 4. JERE WAYNE WILKINSON All men are not homeless, some are just home less than others. Photography Club-1, 2g Band-13 Office Club-3, Vice' President-33 Homeroom Officer-3g Tumbling Club-4. Secretary-4. ELIZABETH ANN WILLIAMS Those who know her love herg the ones who dcm't, should meet her, Future Homemalters of America-2, 35 Honor Monitor-3, 4. PATRICIA LEE WILLIAMS Always laughing, never sadg sometimes naughty, never bad. Homeroom Omcer-lg Honor Monitor-1, Student Council Representative-3, Alternate-4. Publicity ChairmanA3, 43 Forensic Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary-1, Letters-1, 2. 3, 4g The Ram Staff 4, Copyreatler-4, Senior Play Committee-4g Debate Team 3. 4g Lihrary Staff-23 Senior Play Cast-4. GEORGE LINN WILSON He's not interested in subjects, unless the sub' ject is girls. Civitan Club 4g Baseball-4g Football-4. ll' fx' X J . . , , ll ,A ,Qu- 3?-it '- . Y 35 ir is. I seniors HUGH HENRY WINGETT, JR. Oh for a tank of gas. V ' t , ' Oliice Club-1, 2, 3, 4, President-1, 3, 4, VicefPresident-23 Tumbling Club-4, President-4. ' A CHARLES WARNER WOODALL To think is just an idle waste of timef' - R BfTeam Football-13 BfTeam Basketball-lg Baseball-1, 2, 3, 45 Auto Safety Club-3g Honor Monitor-4. LARRY JOE WOOSLEY Not lazy, just bom tired and never got rested. Shutterbug Club-1, 2, VicefPresident-1: Basketball Intraf murals-1: Music Club-3g College Preparatory Club-4. 4 TRAVIS WINSTON WRIGHT Thcrc's a good time coming, thcre's a good time coming, but why wait? 1 ' Rockflikers Club-lg Boys' Hobby Club-2, Vice-Presif dent-2: Physical Education Club-3, 4. ' 1 nior autographsn ,fa ..1-A Q .1 f. CT. 93 'f 9 J fn W 1 21'-Ai sif--'. if-'ff . I 1 , Name RUBY ADCOCK NAN ALLEN LINDA ALLISON MICHAEL ANGLEA JERALD BAKER MARVIN BAKER PHYLLIS BATES WILLIAM BELT JOHN BLAIR CLAIRE BONER VIRGINIA BONER JUNE BOYD DANYE SUE BROADWAY RONALD BROWN THOMAS BUCHANAN JERRY BUCY JOAN BURTON MARY JANE CALDWELL GAYLE CALLIS RAY CAMMUSE MICHELLE CAPSI-IEW LAWRENCE CARTER NANCY CASTLEMAN JANET CLARK WENDELL CLINE SHIRLEY COLE WALTER COLEMAN WILLIAM CONNER FRANCES COOLEY NORMAN Cox WILLIAM DARKS PEGGY DAVIS JOHNNY DENNEY JAMES DENSON LARRY DIBRELL BRIDGES DILLEHAY RONALD DILLON MARVIN DRAKE SANDRA DUNKLEBERGER DAVID DUNLAP JACQUELINE DUNN EDWARD EDGI N JEANETTE ELLISON JAMES EMERY PEGGY FINN DORIS FLOYD JUDITH FOX PATRICIA FRENCH EDWIN GARRETT DANIEL GIBSON DONALD GIBSON THOMAS GOBER ROSE GREEN LINDA GREENE CECIL HANNAH JERRY HARLAN QUINNIE HARPER DANIEL HARRIS WILLIAM I-IOLLEY II II II Ginnie .. II II II II II II II II II II II II II Nickname Ruby-Baby Gwendolyn Lemon Red Jerry nspeedyn Phil Belt ..Ben., C1arabe1le June4bug Susie Q Antelope I ana P Baby Buoy Mickey ulanien IIGayII nsegn ..MikeI, IIBOUEBIII IINanII Jann Chuck Shirl George Bill' ' Teddy Bear Buddy Baby Peg Crip Runt Dib Di11y Ronnie Drake Dunkie Motor mouth Jackie' ' Sparkie II-Ianu Jimbo Piggy Dory' .IJ-udyn Pat Eddie Dan Don' ' Goober Rosie' ' Lindy Sesil II I Jerry' IIBuShII Danny ..Biuy,I Noted For Arguing with Mrs. Swift Architecture Size Red hair Pointless jokes Mechanical ability Loud-mouth Betty Height Dancing ability Size Long fingernails Unspellable name Height Road Devils Being Favorite Saying You don't catch on too well, do you? Oh gollee! My goodness! Dad-gum Huh? Drat-missed second gear! Saraaaaaaa! Ah Coach! Darn it! Phyllis! IIHeyII Ga-lee ! What'd ja say P Aw, heck! If you say so! I didn't do itl II mischievous Larry Te-he-he-he! A roll of tape on That just burns me Jack's ring up! Slimness Gol1ee ! Golden Toe Being a twin Height Her boy friends Neatness Slow walk Being married Good looks Being a pest Singing ability Flying low Size Quietness Autographed cast Mischievous ways Laziness Artistic ability Athletic ability His car Her diamond Dumb questions Quietness Sports ability Her laughing conversation Clean, spotless shoes Eyes Quietness School Spirit Being a twin Speedy car Being a twin Being a twin Patsy Quietness Long eyelashes Voice Driving fast Janice Laugh Brilliant questions II In other words- I declare Larry! I declare Mike! Well-1-1-1 II Oh, golly! Go ahead! Harold What? Well, Granny! Where's Paul? Don't lose your head! But. Mrs. Lee- Oh mercy! I missed him! Duh! That's right! II Go1durn! I brought my excuse' yesterday Mrs. Pollard! I just can't get this Mr. Higgins. Dad'11 do it! Well, you dumb thing! IIHHII Got somethin' to eat? You know! You know! I'm not talking while the liavor last. IIHHII Don't feel like the Lone Ranger! I'll swan! But, Brenda- Uh, she makes me so mad! Boy, that just tears me up! Oh, shucks! I don't know! Oh, gee! See? Censored ! OW, bull! Hi, ya'1l! But Mr. Bridgeman, why do it that way? A mbilion To have a split-level house. To be an old maid. To be a secretary to a handsome boss. To have blond hair. To Hy around the world in 80 minutes. To own my own fleet of cabs, all painted orange and white. To go to college. To be an accountant. To be a millionaire. To dance on American Bandstand. To be taller. To get married and move to North Carolina. To find out a secret. To be a farmer. To go 150 in second gear. To get a date with some girl. To have twelve children. To bowl 100. To get my M. R. S. degree. To go to West Point. To leave with Larry. To leave with Mike. To help move Fort Campbell closer to Madison. To make an ideal housewife. Only to get out of school. To referee just one basketball game in 3B gym class. o be a movie star. To sell pencils, To marry Paul. To teach Driver Training. To weigh 90 pounds. To have my own kennel. To get a flying license. To live it up. To be a high school grincipal. o paint a portrait of Mr. Wolery. To raise my own football squad. To be a wealthy bum, To get her second ring. To be a doctor. To be a nurse. To play for the Globetrotters. To be a Home Economics teacher. To be 6 feet tall. To have my own gum factory. To be first in lunch line. To be healthy, wealthy, and married. To make Robbie happy. To be president of the YWCA To be a private secretary to Jayne Mansfield. To be a radio announcer. To make an A in trig. To weigh 100 pounds. get a 100 words a To minute in shorthand. To take over Perry Como's television show. To take a rest. To run my own cleaners. To always keep them laughing. To teach Mr. Bridgeman my methods for working trig. problems. thumnci! Name Nickname JEAN HORTON Julie Ronan: HUDSON ::ROb',' H JOAN IVES 'IQUU0 H JANICE LACKSON ' Dimples JAMES J RNIGAN Jimmy AARON JOHNSON SPCBdY FREDDIE JOHNSON Freddie BILLY KIRBY Bill VIRGINIA LIGON 'fGinny JACQUELYN LIN NEMAN Jackie LEON LOCKE LOD HAROLD MADDUX Maddux JANICE MAYERNICK SQuirt JAMES McINTOSH Mac JUDITI-I MENEES Judy LINDA MILLER Lil' .Lon JOYCE MOOMAW Allie RONALD MORRIS ROHM! BETTY MUN DY Io ROBERT MYERS Bob PEGGY NoR'rHcU'r'r neg M J-AMES owENs Jimmy U HOMAS PAGE ommy LARRY PARIS Chub PATRICIA PENDERGRASS Pat JOHN PICKETT Butler JANICE POE Poe ANITA RAGSDALE Nita ROBERTA REAGAN Bert WAYNE REAGAN Red SANDRA RICHARDSON Sandy KATHY ROHTERT Kathy EDNA ROSS Goat PEGGYE RUSSELL PCI BEVERLY SARVER Sam SHIRLEY SCOTT Scottie BEVERLY SHERMAN Bev BUDDY SMILEY SfD2llY LOLANE SMITH Jo OBERT SMITH Bobby SARA STAUB Sadie CHARLES TASH Trash MARY TITTLE Tillie GLENDA VANDERCOOK VandY MARY VESTER MRC CHARLES WAKEFIELD Charlie JAMES WALLER ERE WILKINSON Htl ANN WILLIAMS Liz PATRICIA WILLIAMS Pat LINN WILSON Lover-boy HUGH WINGETT H. I-I. CHARLES WOODALL WoodY LARRY WOOSLEY W90sley TRAVIS WRIGHT Winston sketches Noted For Favorite Saying Pleasing I declare! personality Athletic ability Goll-iel Bangs Oh, b!eck! Neatness I'll say! Sleeping Oh, for a good night's rest! Motorcycle Oh, I'm sick! Diane Ya'll listen. Curly black hair Oh, gee! Being married Cute! Ability to design I make them up as I clothes come to them! Being a radio ham You know! Quietness Mrs. Lee's going to catch me chewing gum !' Talking so much Corn! Looking like l-Ii! Mr. Peepers Blushing My, goodness! Talking fast Well, I never! Soft voice Oh, goodie! Ford convertible Take what they give you, it's still a risk. Being friendly with Let's go Larry. boys Speaking ability Talking Hitch-hiking His steel guitar Joan Being a cashier at Kroger's . Being a brain Giggle Naturally curly hair Red hair Red hair Jokes Agreeability Being a majoret Red can-can Pleasing personality Red hair Ability to keep talking Magic tricks Don't bother me, I'm reading. ' 'Well-121-l. I'm sleepy! Aw, heck! But oEcer. Iwas only going 30! Oh-h-h-h! Better late than never! Mercy me! What? Oh, sugar! I didn't do it! Oh, heck! I'm so tired! te W ll I'll sa I c . Y I'l! be darned! Honest-to-gosh! I'll swane! Drat it alll Well that's life! Size Mr. Delosh! Being late Man! Big mouth Hon! Being football That's unorthodox! manager Making wise cracks How about that? Basketball ability Oh goodness! Good nature Huh? Musical ability Aw, shucks! and jokes Good looks But, Jolane-! Well, I wouldn't say His journey to the Health Club each that! week Quietness Neatness Looks Tumbling Baseball ability Bowling ability Baby-face I'll say! Ambition To be a perfect wife. To go to T. P. I. To be a physicist. To be a Powers model. To fool the doors at Hill's. To be another Gorgeous George. To p ay football for Vassar. To be on the Grand Ole Opry. Only to get out of school. To be a retail Seller. To contact the moon on my radio. To peddle peanuts in the 'arcade. To own a nursery. To play Mr. Peepers on television. To do something no one else can do. To see Leon graduate. To be able to make up my mind between Tom- my, Poochie. Jimmy. Ronnie. and Don. To have a souped-up hot rod. To be a f'Smith. To be a lawyer. To be a secretary. To sleep for 20 years. To grind on people's I2 ear mo ars. To invent an automatic plaper thrower. o be the first lady butcher at Kroger's To be on the lirst rocket to the moon. an kbviei 3 secretary to OC ll SOD. To be dorm matron at Notre Dame. To marry Wayne. . To be a retired business- man at 18. To be a medical tech- qician. o retire at 20. To be famous To union: an automatic c a p ayer. 'liornpsychoanalyze a few tleachers. o get a man. To understand trig. To make friends with Mr. and Mrs. Johnson. To marry Jimmy. To be a General. To marry Jimmy. To manage the New York Yankees. To marry Sonny. To go through college- in t e front door and out the back. To teach myself to drive I Clf. To play the bass for Lawrence Welk. To own six Cadillaes. To be an unemployed employee. To et married. My gosh, Mrs. Agnes! To be a sociologist. ..Huhl.. I'm just practicing! Help me on this testl That's tough! ..Hey!.. To be able to go steady with two girls at one time. To find true love. To play for the L. A. Dodgers. To bowl 300. 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Mangrum Brenda Marlin Sherril Marlin Tommy Marlin Patricia Martin Frederick Massey Nina Jo McCall Kay McClanahan Noel McDowell Elizabeth Miles Charles Minton Juanita Moody William Moore Robert Morgan Richard Murphy Geneva Oakley James Organ Randall Overall Betty Paris Patty Paris Ann Parmenter Dewey Perdue Sandra Poe Blake Pope Edward Pryor Buddy Ragsdale Betty Ray Donny Ray Jimmie Gayle Reagan James Reed Kelly Rigsby Ester Roberts Sue Ann Sanders Roger Sapp Sarah Saltonstall Virtie Sessons jerry Smith Sarah Smith Stephen Smith Gale Stephens R. L. 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A --if 'W' I lwvuon lad , . bl Q, ' '- u 4' 1 s . 1 QJ nt 'J t , , Man: .-4x55 x B' i X' C I U b S i i ForA Better School ForA Better - Community V01-5-5032... . MeSlE?OfLHigh School-,.1i2adefH1f...TeHH?eis,- ii J . in Q elldiiieififlfi n - - H - hr' Joyce Moomaw Named Miss Nashville IQ iw . Y. . , . . -V --,U . , . - yr - f M ison Hi I1 horthand Classes lfvlaflison Debafefs Talent Show Slateilgsllmzs rfgw H 9 Prepare Seeretariallldke Hows Fill zlarfh 7, i O , Win vl9 ol Matches The annual Madison High School' 'Madison High School Forensic gillegrslgbigsitEi?gillii,eiiChEdul. H in i rgislifetiliall and Castle Plaid' W H VA wi enabe t em to be better orc ' A ' pared when their A 1 na.-,. Yx -. 53 i .X , .st .J raglan ti- I X 1 l ie I -3 .. 3 - . .7 a t , J I y- - ' ' v gp A EFS 5 ,I 1' the there ment onset ject. the room i looks trays. in the tables are the realize only one Sl :HSC ,ne ot the most active such chap thelters in Davidson County. Under would like to belthe leadership of president served, this problem wil' persist, Danye Sue Broadway. vice-presi- Such thoughtlessness on the part dent Bob MYETS, and S9CF9iHYy- of a single student detracts fromgtreasurer Beverly Sarver, this our school. lgroup ably represents Madison in Mrs, Alexander, council spon-1311 fofenic -Cgmpftmoni so,-' Stresses tht. importance Ofginembersliip is based on points being a good and loyal Smdemlgained by members in inter-school Council member. Council mem- Speflklng 1'It6StS..Degrees-of mem- bers should be lxasinns betweenlbershlp rbatmgi m mcreasmg Old' the council itself and the student er- me fllguncllolla excellence- Und body. Members should re 'nrt to hmm' 'ue ', their individual homeroom after, All NFL members at Madisonl each council. meeting, informing are members of the Forensic Club, the student body of the recentiwhich serves as a proving ground business, ilor beginning orators. Forensic N ...ie 7 i, ub olllcers are: president. Bob llvlyersp vice-president, Edward Brown: and secretary. Virginia Gill. Both groups are co-sponsnv fed by Miss June Kennedy and Miss .lane Wright, NFL members at Madison are: Danye Sue Broadway, Bob Myers. lJohn Pickett, Beverly Sarver. Pat Williams, Ruby Adcniyk. Ray Cammuse, Buddy Smiley. Peggy Williams, Virg.nia Gill, Felice Wit- ztum, Larry Perry, Edward Brown, Elvis Williamson, Jenniel Sue Gustzn, Joan Ives. Elaine' Coleman, Karl Frederick, Ann- E'len Pigue, Joseph Witztiim, Ron-l nie Brown, Steve North, Gayle Denny, and Bruce McBratney, i ' U. 'mitted Students . ,even by Dr, Robert De-Haan of Hope Colleee, Holland, Michigan. Madison teachers expressed themselves as deriving much benefit from the days discussions. ,lt is believed that the students also profited from their day of respite. , lPeQbody Performers Well Received Musical talent from George Pea- body College. Nashville. presented fl program of rock and roll music at a special assembly. Feb. 5. i Miss Willnia Mcffrary, Peabodyi student and Madison resident. served as mistress of ceremony! for the group, which gave a credit- able performance and was well received. Wlflllef. 1Contlnued ou page it p The Ram lllears Completion , The Ram , Madison High yearbook, is well on its way to completion. Steady progress has been made in its compi ation since school bagan early las: iautumn. Jackie Linneman, co-editor of The Ram , has officially an- lnounced that Ambrose Printing ,- oompany, Nashville, 'has lbveen' awarded this years printing con- tract. Representatives from the publishing firm are actzng in an advisory capacity in assisting the staff in producing the best year- book Madisan High School has ever had. Arrival time is tenta- tively set for May. W. . A . ,,.,. -fa ir' iournalism club Seated: Betty Jo Mundy, Editor, Judy Terry, President, Marilyn Mayo, Secvetavyp Betty Evetts, Sonya Hall, Vice-Presidents: Sandra Richard' son, Assistant Editor. Standing: Shirley Askin, Sandra Jackson, Joyce Johnson, Beth Kier, Betty Kimbro, Carolyn Luna, Douglas Manglilitm, Brenda Mickle, Beth Oliphant, Ann Parmenter, Helen Pedigo, Dorothea Qualls, Hilda Raby, Betty Ray, Sandra Richardson, Ester Ro s, Pat Bagsby, Billy Best, Linda Bloodworth, Annette Bogle, Jimmy Bouman, Cheryl Boyd, Sandra Brooks, Julie Brown, Beverly Carter, Ernestine Coleman, Linda Crump, Jeannie Dowlen, Connie Eatherly, Jludy Eberhart, Jean Edwards, Linda Hall, Linda Hill, Sandra Sloan, Vicki Steele, Ida Mae Suiter, Charlsie Treadway, Pat Wells, Charlene W eeler, Gerald Welkins, Jacqueline Williams, Frances Wright, Virginia Armstrong, Richard Boughner, Steve Smith, Joan Burton, Janis Hardiman. rom-page has locol, notional recognition The Ram-Page, Madison High School Newspaper, again this year has received a firstfplace rating in the Columbia University Scholastic Press Association contest. This C. S. P. A. contest marks Madison's third entry and third consecutive win in national journalistic competition. In 1957 the RamfPage was awarded the firstfplace trophy in the Nashville Banner Better Paper contest for Tennessee High School newspapers. The RamfPage, now in its fifth year of existence, issued its first printed paper in May, 1955. Prior to that time it has been a mimeographed and dittoed publication. RAM-PAGE STAFF Seated: Hilda Raby, 11th, 12th grade editorg Judy Terry, Journalism Club President, Betty Jo Mundy, Editorg Sandra Richardson, Assistant Editor. Standing: Elizabeth Kier, 7th, 8th grade editor, Betty Evetts, Society Editorg Beth Oliphant, 9th, 10th grade editor, artistg Sonya Hall, Feature Editor, Beverly Carter, Circulation Managerg Richard Boughner, Sports Editor. First Row: Miss Hargrove, Janet Loyd, Linda Graham, Beth Bates, Ruth Carter, Diane Wilkes, Mary Ann Billingsley, Clara Jean Graham, Patricia Ann Lamberson. Second Row: Linda Faye Green, Geraldine Farris, Linda Roark, Mary Nunley, Virginia Wakefield, Libby Matney Betty Hesson, Barbara Boner, Betty Brightwell. 'Third Row: Harriet Yandle, Rosemary McDaniel, jimmy Gayle Reagan, Ann Sory Betty Nina jo McCall, Sherrill Marlin, Sue johnson, Elizabeth Miles, Alva Wolfe, Fourth Rcw: Olline Hudgins, Kay McClanahan, Sally Walker Ruth Dobbs, Elaine Thompson, Linda Pendergrass, Gayle Cauthern, Rita justice. Fifth Row: Nell Conner, jo Ann Huffme, Sarah Smith Linda Hargrove, Sandra Howse, Shirley Apple, Donna Burton, Elaine Martin. i 1 y u iunior y-teens senior y-teens Seated Officers: Sandra Dunkleburger CVice-Presidentb, Judy Fox fP1csidentj. Standing Officers: Zenith Adcock Cfrcasurcrl, Mrs. Pollard, Linda Miller CSecretaryD. F i1st Row: Elaine Hardirnan, June Boyd, Shirley Parker, Brenda Brooks, Glenda Echols, Lois Shipman, Mike Capshew. Second Row: Sandra Billingsley, Anita Ragsdale, Pat Pendergrass, Nancy Castleman, Carolyn Marlin, Shirley Scott, Virginia Boner, Brookie johnson, Linda Presley. 'Third Row: Rose Green, Gail Taylor, Jeannine Menees, Kathy Rohtert, Diane Dunn, Mildred Cammuse, Sandra Gregory, Wanda Carter, Peggie Ruck. Fourth Row: Lynda Convington, Pat Roberts, Betsey Crawford, Martha Anderson, Nelda Helmonf taler, 'Delores Baskin, Gloria Clay, Paulette Bearden, Carolyn Houdeshell, Linda Henson. ' 'CQ I ll?-W , lf, , Pl NSVN. y L 1 vl First Row: Miss Phipps CSponso1J, Evelyn McCrary CVicc-Presidcntj, Glenda Vandercook CP1esidentJ. Second Row: Gayle Callis, Ruthy Gaines, Joyce Moomaw, Rose Dodd f'I'reasu1c1D, Nan Allen fScc1etaryJ, Jeanne Smith CActivity Clmirmanl, Janet Gail Irwin, Janis Miller. Third Row: Ellen Garrison, Janie Caldwell, Jackie Linneman, Eleanor Manning, Peggy Finn, Judy Menees, Peggy Gober, Jean Kaylor. Fourth Row: Janice Jackson, Janice Mayernick, Jolane Smith, Linda Allison, Emmaly Martin, Sandra Dennis, Judy Shull, Bonnie McGaugh. Fifth Row' Nancy Gunter, Edna Ross, Judy Burton, Patricia Thomason, Brenda Turner, Joyce Shelton, Becky Merryman, Judy Dunlap. civinette club iunior red cross First Row: Maude Rohinson, Jeannine Dowlen, Brenda Williams, Fae Best, Lois Shipman, Mary Belle Garrett, Lucy Hall. Second Row: Beth Bates, Pat Pendergrass, Patricia Hitt, Terry Smith, Rosemary McDaniel, Doris Floyd, Sonya Hall, Judy Everheart. Thivd Row: Elaine Coleman, Joyce Shelton, Peggy Knight, Evelyn McCrary, Dale Harper, ,William Potts. Fourth Row: Kenny Wiles, John Paul Jones, John Ross, Dickie Webster, Charles Wakefield, Larry Layne, Jerry Knight. First Row: jimmy Lamberson, Leander Pryor, Bill Sloan. David Eidson, William Poteet fScc1-ctaryj, jerry Wilkes fViccfPvcsidcmJ, Billy Williams fP'residentD, Ronnie Sutton, Mr. Anderson. Second Row: Micheal Briggs, Billy Linneman, Ernest Onks, Roy Piper, Lynn Whitt, Danny Fisher, Mike Spense, Bill Dunn. Tliivd Row: Kenneth Barrett, Dan Poole, Billy Davenport, Larry Dickens, Richard Dormey, Kennard Winfiend, Danny Gregory, David Ellis. Fourth Row: joe Luna. Tommy Greer, Edward Curtis, Robert Sutton, Lonnie Harper, James Turner, jerry Miles. archery club fandersonl archery club Qcleloshl First Row: Johnny jenkins CVice-Presidentl, Barbara Gentry CSecreta'ryD, Charles Lewis CPreside'ntj, Sue Sherman, Terry Smith, Susanne Goodman, Linda Cox, Sara Sherman, Annette Smith. Second Row: janet Traylor, Larry Hunter, Morris Denson, Paul Christian, Charles Williams, Phillip johnson, George Sutton.- Third Row: john Hensley, Tyree Harris, Nick Thornhill, Huston Hudson, Mike Brannom, Bill Cartwright, Billy Hesson, Richard Barrett. Fouvth Row: Tommy Hardin, Elizabeth Dorris, james Carter, Eddie Ford, jimmy Edwards, Murry Moore. 4, FL Y Ag' wp., , rd, ,,.- G , ,- . Aja , dl -,fy . lf 4 J A ,f ,vb - K ,I , X---Ni I 1, U .J -hxfsw ,f I, X ' fl Y' J, i I . X 4 ' 4. 'l 'V ' 3- V- I 1 1 1 .4 . 1 ,W '-- ,Av - ya-w 41,1 , I ' .4 , .., Q fs- ,A .,QSg:g.-he ,. s . ,z':47'h- .a ng , First Row: Janith Preslly, Juliette Blexrud, Jo Gregory CSec1cta1yj, Judy Garrison fP1csidcntJ Pat Sloan Judy Agee Miss Hood Second Row. Linda Wade, Kay Graves. Delores Wooden, Frances Eller, Helen Merrell, Patty Ruck. Kate Sherrill,lTana Frazier, Margaret Grissom. Carole Burkhart, Linda Keller. archery club lhoodJ I . cz r c h e r y c I u b fdllllnghamJ First Row Glenice Baker, Lyndell Baker Dwayne Woody CP1es1dcntJ Terry Dillon CVicc Prcsidzntl Brenda Stinson LaK t Ch , , I , , e a ance, Second Row. Vanetta Carter, Barbara Hudson, Linda Hurd, Steve Nichols, Orval Allen, Dallas Mathis, Jimmy Webster, Jimmy Stinson, Mike Angela, Mendell Nichols, Lyda Cauthern, Elaine Youngblood, Joyce Bailey. 'Third Row: Harold England, Terrell Frederick, Bill Sh B bl ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ort, o my Young, John Knuckles, Tommy Meadows, Jessie Miles, James Pryor, Paul Williams, Ken Wiles, Douglas Gober, Neil Gober. Jeff Redmile, Jimmy Pittman, James Houchin. Left to fight: Diane Hufhne, Maude Robinson, Sue Marsh, Mary Lou Gray, Judy Rebello, Gayle Allen, Barbara Easton, Julia Gratham, Jane Gardner, Carolyn Collins, Mary Piper, Shirley Griggs, Sandra Poe, Jenia Oakley, June Gardner, Carolyn Barnett, Brenda Dillehay, Jana Overall, Donna Meeker, Marjorie Allen, Sandra Cartwright, Charles Beaty, Shirley Halliburton, Betty Angela, Niva Coleman, Jimmy Hamilton, Robert Hargrove, Forest Beaty, Betty Ellis, Janis Traughber, Bettye Buntley, Carolyn McCord, Lenda Munelty, Susan Capshew, Jetta Chism, Freda Garrett, Susan Ammons, Alice Walls, Ellen Doochin, Coach Thweatt. pep club f.h.a. club Seated: Pat Martin, Joy Keifer, Rocelia Jones, Robbie Hudson, Jeannette Eiison, Marilyn Hines, Carl Reeves, Judith Crabtree, Standing: Wanda DePriest, Gayle Stephens, Sue Ann Sanders, Peggy Hill, Janice Dickens, Rita Fuller, Barbara Easton, Miss Owen, Patricia Winkler, Elaine Youngblood, Peggy Fuson, Sandra Dunlrleburger, Beverly Morrison, Linda Crain, Carole Bucy. ,W '59 at , xxx 2 lf WM D 'HY llmnm gg flfjdpg. 'Uofgwl to lo 1 WMM to Hg! HEAL111 to beefy m Wmmmy M' JE, 36 ang my wan ry' 4 ln'alNl ., .,'fvglJFf . 'illliQtll'll! l W I Ofjirem in from jutly Lane lSec1emryl, Peggy Knight fVlCC'PTCSlLl8Nfj, Mrs. Braswell. First Raw: Lynne Marie Wilcox, Eleene Wallenf lwrock, Margaret llaker. joyce Russell, Gail Pentlergrass, Anita Dillon. Bernice Bontl. Secmid Raw: Anita jean johnson, Sue Anne Adkins, Milclrctl Faye Knight, Martha Scruggs, Katherine Capshew, Danni johnson, Linda Flynn, Elizabeth Edds, Carolyn McCormack. Third Row. joyce Weaver, Brenda Browner, Betty jean Carnahan, Susan Hamilton, Elaine Anderson, Rachel Eclds. Marjorie Clifton. Barbara Keller. 4-h c I u b fgirlsj 4-h club fbo vsl First Row Charles Thurman Wvesitlcntl, jimmy Killingsworth, Dale Harper, Sammy Bogle, Walter Callaway lSccreta1yj, David Cart' wright, Tommy Chesteen, Homer Hunter, james Ochcltree. Second Row. Roger Pore, joe Pass, Brent Vaughan, johnny johnson, Harry Haherthcr, Ewing Farley, Larry Murphey, john Angela. Third Row: Cecil Stuhhlelield, Albert Hale, Fred Bogle, jerry Carter, Conner Hunter, David Brown, Don Speight. Fourth Row: Wade Bland, Richard Keller, Terry Beck, jerry Beck. f llflhlllnk ' gg nw HEAD gg to clearer thinking, l1bART f mv 'jog I! logfcnler lovnllv. 4 my HANDS t E gl, tolurgvr sci-wire-.and H2 m, l1P.ALl'H 5 I0 bellrr liw ing. lor my club. mv c ommurulx. -- unll nlj tnunlry, , mi s X Dfw' First Row: Mr. Litton QSponsorj, Larry Gambrell CSergcantfatfArmsj, jimmy Emery-K4AMC-CSccretaryfTrcasurerD, Buddy Smiley CViccfPre.sidcntj, Larry Perry+K4EFV-CPresidcr1tj, Kenneth Sadler, Chester BeatyfK4MVF, Carl Yates. Second Row: Gene Vaughter, Norman Jones, Wilson Horner, Cecil Endeman, J. T. Hoover, Roy Vester, David Wingett, Phil Harris, Alan Griffith. 'Third Row:Tony Stalls-K4KYO, Charles Foster, joe Davenport, Kelly Rigsby, Claude Hayes, Leon Locke-K4EZG, Ronnie Cuff, james Hayes. Fourth Row: Walter Cook, Bobby Blankenship, Jacky Garner, L. V. jones, Mack Curtis, Eddie Benson, Don Graves, Sammy Fleming. Fifth Row: james johnson, J. C. Broadrick, Bruce McBratney-KN4PLI, Claude Hertz-K4ODC, john Ross-K4NSCC, Howard Bush. radio club ir., hi-y First Rows Robert Minchey, Earl Baker, Bill Moore, Micheal Lee, Ray Bucnanan CSecretaryj, Bobby McCord Gjrcsidentl, Terry Gambrell fSergearnt-atfArmsj, Ronnie Brown, Billy Good, David Carter. Second Row: Ronald Hall, Alan Pope, Terry Sloan, Billy joe Gaines, Rod Morgan, johnny Campbell, Terry Todd, Sam Baskin, Clyde Brown, james Holland. Third Row: Milton Huff, Buddy Ragsdale, john Hutton, Mike Stubblefield, jerry Knight, jimmy Dryan, Pat Clayton, Paul Kannon, Ronnie Allen. Fourth Row: David Bumbalough, Claud Coble, Larry Howell, Bobby Baggett, Jimmy Thomas, Blake Pope, Newton Welch, Billy Jernigan, Tom Graham, jerry Fox, Garry Belt. Mtv W .. S 'LX w 2 First Row: Larry Layne, Billy Hutton, jackie Ashworth, Carlin Satterlield, Gerald Sanders, Chester Beaty fP'rcside'ntj, Steve Tidwell fVicc-Prcsidentj, Buddy Street fSecrctavyJ, Ronald Sloan, Roy Street. Second Row: Don Owens, Barbara justice, Dianne johnsey, Betty Murdock, Sara Brown, Emily Litton, Teresa Gaines, Zona Brown, Diann Stone. Third Row: R. L. Stinson, Tony Moore, Charles Headley, Mike Cruse, Fay Coons, Charles Coop, Danny Whited, Eugene Giles, james Coop. Fourth Row: Clifton Wooden, jimmy Reed, Noel Mc- Dowell, james Smith, Tommy Marlin, David Clark, Tommy Bible, Danny Bradley, Wayne Crosby. shutterbug club rifle club Fmt Row Eddie Garrett lVlCC'PTCSlLiC7lfil, Marvin Drake fPres1dentl, Quinnie Harper Cfeam Captamj, Mr. Battle CSponsorj. Second Row Pat Williams, Lloyd Bowles, Charles Marlin, Gene Barnett, john Dodson, Buddy Cox, Tom Buchanan, Larry Harris. Third Row: Lonnie Hoy, Ralph Barrett, Tommy Martin, Ronald Qualls, Raymond Underhill, Perry Davis, jerry Knight. Fourth Row: Bobby Widner, Bill Callis, jimmy Ellison, Charles Hardiman, Danny Stinson, johnny Draper, Bill Conner, jerry Knight. .g. C5 IW iff! -p.'5 : xl 1,3 IW! 6.1. w 4 -1 x N if 104 it A X First Row: Anita Poteet, Patsy Huffine, Marjorie Clark, Mary Belle Garrett CVicefP-residcntj, Ruth Clark CSccrctaryfT1Peasure1J, Jeanette Blankenship, Patsy Booth. Second Row: Linda Hitt, Saundra Mangrum, Dee Anna DeVasher, Mildred Ann Gregory, Mackie Clark, Joyce Harris, Patricia Crosslin. Third Row: Mrs. Geist, Caroline McKinney, jane Gregory, Linda Harris, Glenda Lorance, Peggy Waldon, Rose Hester. arts and crafts club s p o r t s c I u b First Row: Calvin Moore CPresidcntJ, E. G. Cline CVicefP1esidentD, Roger Sims, William Hines, Mike Sykes, Eugene Carter, Wayne Brown, Howard Henderson. Second Row: Gary O'Brien, Steve Smith, J. W. Sanders, Earl Bullock, William Grisard, Gerald Dillehay, Mr. Overstreet. 'Thi1d Row: Terry Grisham, Furney Irwin, Danny Sullivan, Ronald Chance, Harlan Holt, jerry Grisham. af xg i , E9 J . -3 .,-', I V ,qw ff' V fi I I . 'D 5-4 7 'Jigs TWP' 1 Fmt Row Diana Mullican, Marsha Buntley, Shirley Gentry iP1ESlLiC7lIl, Susan Ratson lSec1eta1yl, Madelaine Landis, Linda Houdeshell, Connie Rigshy, Linda Ellis. Second Row' Anne Davis, Patsy Cline, Peggy Adams, -luanita Toomlies, Faye Hughes, Elizaheth Rhotert, Connie Woolright, Sue Wright, Miss Barhara Kennedy. Third Row Sandra Darrow, Reha Haston, Ora Edwards, Donna Abraham. Pat Sircy, Linda Spillyards, Jennie Randall. singing club folk music club Fira! Row ilertie Russell, Peggy Barnett, Linda Cochran fPvr:s1de11tl. Shirley johnson iV1CZ'I7TESiLiC7lil. Carolyn W'omaclc lScfrctu'ryl, Shirley Cox lTve.mi1erl, Mary Helm iLihmmml, Roger Sapp, Tuhhy Brawner. Second Row: Carolyn O'Brien, Carol Scott, Donna Stone, Carolyn Sloan, Carolyn Ann Reid, Janice Osmundson, Glenna Roherts, Bill Casey, Miss Womack. Third Rvws Wilma Hale, Carolyn Ende- man, Ann Gunter, Magda Roeder, jo Anne Saverio, Patsy Whitley, jean Sullivan, Linda Hesson. Fourth Row: Lavonne Tisdale, David Wilson, Denny Davis, Don Lance, Charles Robh, Eddie Covington. First Row: Sam Smith, Richard Clark CSec1etaryf'Tveasure1D, Robert Collis CP1esidentj, Donald Shull fVicefP'residcntj, Mr. Corbitt, David Lewis, Albert Cheatham, Terry Madaras. Second Row: Ricky McMasters, Dickie Dickens, jimmy Brown, Jimmie Carpenter, johnny.. Mortan, jr., Tommy Gillingham, Donnie Ray. Thwd Row: Ray Ashworth, Leighton Houdeshell, Gary Cooper, Rex Dennis, joe Donaldson, Roger Vaughn, jerry Smith. Fourth Row: Harold Lee Grishom, joe Keller, jackie McDonald, Kenneth Robinson, Albert Whited, Robert Fusarini, Bobby Hash, aviation club auto safety club First Row: Wendell Cline, Hartwell Price, XVayne McMurtry, Norman Slate, Tony Adcock, Mr. Hewitt, David Graham, Billy Etheridge. Second Row: Reuben Godsey, james Gillmore, jerry Potts, john Bohanon, jerry Highers, jimmy McPherson, Barry McCord, Ronald Hall. Third Row: Larry Etheridge, Robbie Griffin, Earl McMurtry, Dickie-Wright, Owne Marsh, Butch Wilcox, Cecil Luck. Fourth Row: Maurice Sanders, Larry Johnston, Vernon Spurlock, Bobby Head, Randy Mathis. Fmt Row: Edward Cheathm, Vice-Pvesj, Randy Overall fPres.J, Linda Compton, CSec.D. Second Row: Eddie jean Sessoms, Vertie Sessoms, Thomas Tanksley, Randall Thomason, Connie Hollingsworth, Victor Overall, Nathan Evans. 'Third Row: Mr. Wright, Sonny Nichols, Charles Hole, Richard Kennedy, Harold Gann. Orval Parker. Fmary King. first aid physical education club Preridcviz, Billy Belt, Vice Prcsirlent, Bill Holly, Secretary, Judy Kemp, Sargezmtfat-arms, jimmy Jernigan. Girls. Helen Baker, Clarie Boner, Sandra Briggs, Mattie Carr, Brenda Chance, Kay Christian, Patsy Chumney, Mareece Dean, Ginger Dodd, Brenda Drake. jackie Dunn, Linda Farris, Sarah Foster, Helen Gentry, Bertie Uihson, Peggy Harshaw. Patricia Hitt, Ann Howell, Judy Kemp, Betty jo Kersey, Linda Kirby. Ramona Knight, Sally Locke, Heoen Lopp, Margaret Morrison, Joyce Murphy, Mary Nenno, Janice Poe, Roberta Reagen, Linda Sanders. Margie Scruggs, Helen Tharp, .lo Ann Wright, Pat Winkler, Donna Moss. Buys. Ed Applehy, Billy Ashworth, Jerald Baker, Dan Blair, Lloyd Boner, Macey Briley, Herman Carleton, lTon Davis, David Evetts, Edward Frazier, Tommy Goher, jimmy Griffith, jerry Harlan, Billy Holley, jimmy Hill, Ralph -Ienknis, Ronnie Morris, jimmy Murphy, Ronnie Page, Wayne Reagan. john Rice, Mike Rohtert, Ronnie Sanders. joe Scruggs, Bohhy Smith, Luke Smith, Gary Simpson, Wayne Tharp, Travis Wright, Billy Young. The purpose of the cluh is to familiarize the students with the folklore of their fore fathers, to develop coordination and to help thc m to adjust to group games. ,Jxfi li: Jlifrjhj 'KL' Q1 r-r if U :ff ' j First Row: Virginia Gill, Jennie Sue Gustin, Beverly Sarver, Dannye Sue Broadway, Patricia Rose Sutton, Peggy Williams, Linda Castelow, Toni Garrett, Saundra Smith. Second Row: Beverly Sherman, Tommy Guill, Juanita Moody, Carl Agee, Joan Ives, Sheryl Draper, Lynn Lane, Ronnie Brown, Anne Williams, Judy Wallace. Thivd Ruw. Larry Brown, Mary Ann Vester, C. T. Hill, Sandra Buck, Joseph Witztum, Myra Hill, Phyllis Gammon, Miss June Kennedy. forensic club forensic club fparttwol Fmt Row: Miss Wright, Wanda Stillwell, Ronald Castleman, James ffcyd, Elaine Coleman, Ann Ellen Pigue, Allen Soapes, Buddy Whit' taker, Bob Myers, Pvesidentg Edward Brown, Vice President. Second Row Jcyce Cooper, Melba Ragsdale, Gayle Denney, Nancy Brown, Karl Frederick, Jerry Harder, Charles Williamson, Judy Harvey, Alice Robb, Ray Cammuse, John Pickett. Third Row: John Carden, Brenda Marlin, Jean Anderson, Muriel Robinson, Elvis Williamson, Steve North, William Potts, Larry Perry, David Witt. 1 Q is i 4-s A .5 Q fa f 4 :,., if N 'Z 4 4 4525 . .A I L f ,gy ,as V' ll... f' li- 2' ' -.-Q, 3, 'f 'gf' l' flaw.-:lar vga! ...i fs w i . we -s , W , - 'Vx , . l gli, ,NI I I tb Cl N. . N v V S Lui yi L 51 X 4 Q , Q ll Fmt Raw' Danye Sue Brcadway, Piesidfnt, Diitinctzrn, Feb Myers, Vice President, 4, 1 Q' .' .5 Distinctiong Beverly Sarver, Secretary, Distinction: Miss -lane Wright, Sponsmg Miss '- dh ' N' june Kennedy, Sponsorg Peggy Williams, Distinction. Second Row: Patricia Williams, Excellenceg Ruby Adcoclr, Excellence: Felice Witztum, Excellence: Larry Perry, Excel- , M. lence, Edward Brown, Excellenceg Elvis Williarrson, Excellence, Third Row' john Q. ,af-9 ' Pickett, Exccllenceq Buddy Smiley, Honorg Jennie Sue Gustin, Honor. wal ' t vu: QW ff national forensic league The National Forensic League is an honorary organization for students interested in speech who also have high standards of scholarship, leadership, service, and character. To be considered for membership a student must have earned 25 forensic points, have at least a B average, be recommended by the sponsors and Mr. DePriest, and be elected by the chapter. A member earns advanced degrees as his points increase from Merit CZSD, to Honor C751 to Excellence CISOD, to Distinction C2501 which carries with it an automatic scholarship. By membership in the N. F. L., a student becomes elgible to compete in the National Tournament. Madison is sending Beverly Sarver as a contestant in the Nationals this year. KX . , i nfi ll ' 6 . U El j.v.r.-- 2 First Row Elaine Coleman, Honor, Ronnie Brown, Honorg Steve North, Honor: xy 4- ff Second Row joan Ives, Karl Frederick, Ann Ellen Pigue, joseph Witztum, Gayle Denny, CEA 'V M,Qg,5eV' W - ,, Bruce McBratney.. 'Thivd Row' john Carden, Claude Hertz, Beverly Sherman, Earl mu . ,.flfJ'3I, I Bullock, Virginia Gill, Honorq Ray Cammuse, Honor. J U 'Tip - . ? 9l?.'.l .5 6 P' Q, Q., '50 Q ' N if -sf 'C' .41 ? ' ' i g is ' W. , iv. . 6 u h W 'D Q 1 f -f '-' l , Y- ii' . l Jerry Wilkerson, Howard Felton, Billy Darks, Don Davis, Freddie Belt, Jimmy Waller, Bridges Dillehan, Hugh Wingett. C tumbling club honor monitors First Row: Joyce Moomaw, Ruthie Gaines, Judy Yandle, Diane Huffine, Janis Miller, Jeanne Smith, Evelyn McCrary, Sylvia Qualls, Linda Farris, Janis Traughber, Wanda Stilwell, Saundra Smith. Second Row: Ella Watts, June Odom, Jane Gardner, Sue Potter, Donna Meeker, Roberta Reagan, Shirley Griggs, Anne Williams, Vicki Steele, Betty Anglea, Patricia Hankins, Sandra Sloan. Third Row: Judy Dunlap, Mary Catherine Roche, Patsy Chumney, Carole Reeves, Judy Crabtree, Nancy Brown, Elaine Hardiman, Lois Shipman, June Gardner, Glenda Echols, Dolores Baskin, Jeannine Menees. Fourth Row: Robert Minchey, Jake Perry, Bob Myers, Charles Woodsll, Billy Bailey, Steve Smith, Ann Williams, Paulette Bearden, Frances Harris, Ginger Dodd. Fifth Row: Quinnie Harper, Freddie Johnson, Ronnie Dillion. First Row: Judy Pigue, Judy Anderson, Marianne Taylor, Vice Pvcsideritg Brenda Chilton, Secretary and 'fveasurerg Alma Callaway, President, Sarah Sultonstall, Elogee Bouglxner. Second Row: Linda Faye Pope, Irma Gail Muker, Brenda Gail Williams, Robbie Darlene Knight, Ruth Johnson, Betty Joyce Hannah, Joyce Helmontaller. Third Row: Sue Bean, Beverly Horn, Connie DeLosh, Jane Boyce, Judy Hart, Martha McDaniel, Lucy Hall, Sue Redmile, Glenda Vaughan. charm club college preparatory club Jimmy Graves, Peggy Northcutt, Mary Tittle, Phyliss Bates, Sara Staub. Fmt Row, scaled. Mr. Brown, Burton Whited, Pat Condra, Tommy Page. Second Row: Cecil Hannah, Ronnie Brown, James Mclntosh, PM- .i,'T ' ' 1Q' ' o'i ag: .gu',:1','- -.'.,- Lllllsfl ig., . .','J-L, IL' 1f :'g ',f -'- L VIL: '..-,M .'. - -gp 'Q'Q.f ' Jlliry ,'. .n , I ,fl L rid: Q. -1 S7 Li ,rf Ll S515 n,-Q 1 if u .g.h, ' ,Z by . , ' lf VII I Jl ur f 'C I, 'fa il l Q. on-mg. fb ! -mr., ' -P-4-- Qpdf T'n' .B student There is a place for many talents. Cheryl Boyd, Ramona Knight, Jennie Sue Gus- tin, Felice Whitstum, Peggy Williams, Annette Smith, Sara Sherman. Standing: Eileen Walden, Mrs. Wiley, Peggy Gober. Ready for the many questions. At, the circulation desk: Linda Cox, Kate Sherril, Sue Sherman, Fae Best, Annette Bogle, Gayle Allen, Margie Adcock, Janet Traylor, Mary Nun- ley, Sandra Gregory, Wanda Carter. Materials must be kept in place. Sandra Elliott, Peggy Hill, Peggy Knight, Ann Sory Betty, Shirley Haskin, Gloria Gregory, Juanita Moody, Rosemary McDaniel, Linda Graham, librarians Magazines too, are important Front Row: Linda Wade, Sandra Briggs, Delores Wooden, Brenda Brooks. Standing: Sandra-Den' nis, Brookie johnson, Diane johnsey, Betty MUT' dock, Sara Brown. AUDIO VISUAL AID BOYS A library has many types of materials and offers many services to enrich the school program. Aucliofvisual operators are always available. Mr. Higgins is the faculty sponsor. Front Row: William Potts, Carl Agee, james Coop, james johnson. Back Row: Don Gibson, David Evetts, Tommy Gober, Howard Felton, Steve North, Ronald Hall, David Wilson, Larry Perry, Burton Whited, Gene Vaughter, Buddy Smiley, Elvis Williamson, Tony Stalls, Harlan Holt, Billy Grizzard, Jimmy Griffith. Nick Thornhill, Larry Murphy, Mike Lee, jimmy Baliff, Lynn Whitt, Charles Headley, Orval Henson. Edward Cheatham, Brace McBratney, Harold Gann, john Ross, Walter Calloway, Howard Bush, Wendell Wilkinson, Don Blair. E Fivst Row: Sue Sherman, Billy Linneman, Patsy Cline, Susan Capshew, Jeanne Smith, Linda Allen, Emily Litton, Carole King, Donnie Gregory- Sccond Row: Libby Matney, Sonny Nichols, Bill Dunn, Eddie Benson, Rex Dennis, Herman Carlton, Anita johnson,'jeanita Cordell. Tlffyd Row: Joyce Weaver, Patsy Chumney, Gail Taylor, Mildred Carrimuse, Melba Ragsdale, Susanne Goodman, Marjorie Scruggs, Gayle Ca is, Ronald Brown. Fourth Row: Patricia Larnberson, Lyndell Baker, Betty Angela, Barbara Boner, Betty Murdock, Brenda Turner, Brenda Drake, Robbie Hudson, Mary Ann Vester. I O lunlor p. t. ca. p. t. a. executive committee PARENTS, TEACHERS AND STUDENTS WORK TOGETHER Fmt Row: Mrs. E. H. Mayo, Mrs. Marshall Pickett, Mrs. A. D. Perry, Mrs. J. K. Witts, Mrs. J. P. Manning. Second Rout: Mr. Herman DePriest, Mrs. Glen Brown, Mr. J. H. Grisard, Mr. Quinnie Harper, Mrs. I.. lA. McDowell. Third Row: Mrs. Jesse Curtis, Mr. Harold Hertz, Mr, B. O. Edwards, Mr. joe Dibrell, Mr. Fred Capshew, Mr. A. D. Hancock, Mrs. C. F. Saverio. tx E I r E .1 ,Aff . .agjigkxg i . . M bb H d Glenda Vandercook Janice Mayernick Jolane Smith Mrs Christianson Linda Allison, Frances Cooley, Janie Caldwell, Ro ie u son, , , , . , Jeanette Ellison, Linda Gail Miller, Brenda Turner, Larry Dibrell, Sandra Richardson, John Blair, Betty Jo Mundy, Mr. Hancock, Beverly Sherman, Bertie Gibson, Joan Ives, Pat Capshew, Mr. DePr1est. O o f f I c e s t a f f bookstore workers First Row Left to Right' Felice Witztum, Peggy Williams, Gayle Denney, Melba Ragsdale, Elaine Coleman, Linda Castelow, Toni Garrett h S . Second Row,lLeft to Rigl1t:'Tommy Sircy, Harold Dowda, Elvis Williamson, C. T. Hill, Miss Wrig t, ponsor his-n 'Q R-5 X N xw xii? ,, X A ' xl ZW! wwf -1 QR Q' ef V J gwiii N . ' X ' 'I X-'D ff' A X iffy. vi -'l A mass? 1- .X fc ' 'crib .,, 4 -H 5 Pl fl A XR I Q fi' N. v , - K 5' X r r 5 L -.save E Q 19 c. l if 4 Fivst Row: Ruth Carter, Ann Pearson, Ann Betty, Judy Wallace, Linda Harris, Linda Castelow, Helen Lopp, Bob Fusarini, Linda Compton, Alan Pope, Rex Dennis, David Witt, Second Row: Danny Stinson, Sandra Dennis, Ronnie Castleman, Don Perry, Billy Gaines, Nancy Brown, Patricia Hitt, David Lewis, Annie Gunter, jerry Hackett, Brent Vaughn, Oline Hudgins, Linda Cox, Sue Sherman, Newton Welch, Elizabeth Doris, Sandra Poe, Bobby Young, Gerald Dillehay. Third Row: jerry Hunt, jerry Smith, Milton Huff, Joyce johnson, Buddy Street, Larry 1 -.4 fx -,XX band if lm 'Zf 'v- '-'1' 1'-- - 5 'ivy-, if.. ,..,g -.5-Qui-,fif -- A- i ea- 1 , Gamlvrell, Harold England, LeRoy Stephens, Barry McCord, Charles Hardiman, john Ross, Conie Eatherly, David Clark, Gary Beaty, Richard Clark, Albert Cheatliam, jimmy McPhearson, Kenneth Sadler, john Hensley, Linda Cochran, Judy Shull, jean Edwards, Sandra Dunkleberger Last Row. Drum Major Charles Wakefield, Patricia Thomason, Shirley Hasken, Elizabeth Kier, Claude Hertz, Terry Gambrell, Peggy Russelll 1 Dickey Dickens, jerry Potts, Dale Davis. ,.., ,.,,. Left to Right, First Row: Miss Womack, Lonnie Harper, Carolyn Reid, Elizabeth Witsel, Donna Stone, Carolyn Womack, Magda Roeder, Thomas Chesteen. Second Row: Shirley Cox, Shirley johnson, Brenda Brawner, Anne Davis, Bill Casey, Larry jenkins, Roger Sapp, Tyra Parrish, Anita Brazier, Mary Helm. Third Row: Nell Conner, Jennie Randall, Linda Spillyards, Richard Vester, Charles Robb, Johnny Hoof ver, Sandra Brooks, jean Sullivan, Sandra Howse, Patsy Whitely, Linda Hesson, james Pryor. President, Sandra Brooks, Vice President, Carolyn Reid, Secretaryfreasurer, Shirley johnson, SargeantfatfArms, Shirley Cox. lunlor chorus senior chorus Gayle Allen, Helen Baker, Lyndell Baker, Scarlett Baker, Richard Barrett, Juliette Blexrud, Lloyd Boner, Earl Bullock, Judy Burton, june Boyd, Ronald Brawner, Brenda Brooks, Gayle Callis, Mike Capshew,. Mattie Carr, Nancy Castleman, Brenda Chance, Norman Cox, Mareece Dean, Wanda DePriest, Judy Fox, Pat French, Virginia Gill, Nancy Gunter, Mildred Gregory, Nelda Helmontaler, Linda Hesson, Marilyn Hines, Carolyn Houdeshell, Sue Kier, Carole King, Jackie Linneman, Bonnie McGaugh, Linda Miller, Mary Nenno, Shirley Parker, Carolyn Richardson, Ann-Ellen Pigue, Glenna Faye Roberts, jerry Wilkes, William Young,. f . v Wi 1 Y V 4 N ,fp '1- . as ll!! 112. a ,.,. ' -- VH H 1112: 55 fi 'wp E -. 3, ,Pi . Jn J - .- ,:,:h ,I .S rg-y - .yy - ay' .... 7 I' au .- A ' t ' g sr j --- --3 RFQ!! U I Q , ips N slag 114 E 1 ? r ' E X, X El fn' .V fa, :, lf Y T 4 1 F , . BEVERLY J . ', . EDNA SHERMAN 7 Ross tl ,Q MARTHA rw .V Qi-Q ANDBRQON 1 nf. 4 nfl- www A t ' ' X ' wiv E, ' E M Ev ,E LN X E A fi' 3 - we- fr 2 x Q' 1 T Q1 . ... , EJ ,I y v E ' f -, . fr 4:111- E MARGARET E ' . ,. . , ' A-f fm CRAWFORD E. . Av' '4T'ff.'. A1 7: A X .L 1 fi a- 1 E.rJl4 f-E . . Rig T1 Q i , . ' il I ..g..'. BRENDA L1 A TURNER ' MILLER V , K Y mc: IOYQTTEESQLEEZ .xi ' x nf ' V, ' , 1 ,Ju J , - 0? wax. kd , . f 'V-Q ,MJ Y, ,, ' ,. .J , f' 'f -- fs 3-1 T 1 .Iv .. 'r N ' -. I Q A 1:7 ua K 12- f 1.,.. V K -1 ,- , r rr - 'A 8 itha- - ' E- E N-' msg ' 1 - 3' ..- X - 5 -xi E ' W Q ' , .f- 4 ' A 'FQ-.11 i. : ' ,E A E -A nfs ' 1 'Q' ,E 1 X - Y f fgtlx - f ,,., S , .E 5545245355 'gi - E ' xx ALLY .A , A N JOYCE 'WWE Locxr. 1- S1-:ELTON E Eg .- g5.,4g,i,y:' E . Qi'ii1'f fe fix I,-,R - ' i-QQ ,V,l',,5 , 1 N- . 1 .,:.rv. 'U - 355235 ' F' i - - . E '., f' w sux., MSW. .et ,we BUDDY SMILEY For five years of dependable service to the school throu h the AudiofVisual Aids Club. He was presicint, 1955-56, and has been geneiralmtroublef Ye hooter in keeping the organization an t e equip' N BLAX inent functioning smoothly. SOH X, . tsmwship T109 Y SQOY we f salute ,, x ii 'X-af . li a . at 'gm 'xv 1' will 1 ibllll' e i rl RoBERT MYERS 1, -'-s- ' V A i ' I Speak for Democracy -county wide runnerfup. Y? , Gutstanding Forensic student. Debate finalist in if M State Tournament. 9 ' lss ' M . 1 ' C151 or ' M 154 .. OfQ33fesf'ef0g 9466 ...f-iffidfpiffi gf:-itvf4.fl23'f1f.f3.1i 'Q Q4 ' 'Ye,'7'f1a -'V '?:e,ggs,zy.iQqg f . ff,g,f,' 52,5 Dqeafec , W4 s ' -fvfsifae -. 1-xg, 5,211.14 0015, '11 as . me LO f Oerrfypearsdib as 51V . JOHN PICKETT V ' In ,befaeth National Merit Scholarship Finalist. One of 7,500 195810061 P finalists out of 300,000 high school seniors com- Ahgbofeqy peting. . ' V ogy f 'Ween' 1 A- -K iw Qi' is ' Q Ill y ' Ill . w- L ,U w., I Y x 1' A 1 X Xa 12, - 'Af W., w'q Z'7 gx 1 Zn ,grip 1 ,gv ff, a GY M -' R yr Ji, .3 4 ik -,: i H X H 15.5 . 1 K, J 'J -1 4 Kg QD NF.. A .. F 121 ' l.- A' ' . W 3 'few Q ' , ' QW f oth let BILL BRIMM HEAD COACH The 1957 Rams enjoyed their second best season in the history of the school winning 8 games and losing 2 cluded. 1 5 4- 'Q 3. if ll , . y b In addition to having a fine season, other accomplishments in- Top scoring team in the AA Division C290 pointsb Second in scoring in the N. I. L. Tenth in scoring in the State. Held opponents to only 111 points. Participated in a bowl game for the third consecutive season. 1 .A it, ,K S DAN THWEATT Line Coach 5' ' i?Ff ' f.g:f ig ,- . 1 e i . V' , j -A. ' ' RICHARD HEWITT 'i I Backficld Coach A - I M Madison 41 Madison 52 Madison 19 Madison 27 Madison 13 Madison 33 Madison 12 Madison 26 Madison 13 Madison 33 Madison 21 SCORES Livingston 17 West O Central O T. P. S. 7 Donelson 6 North O Franklin 25 Hartsville O DuPont 19 East 20 TOBACCO BOWL GAME Carthage 27 the rams 4 n 23 VCI Qi M rsity football team 1 3? ,- -v 4 f?jri1 J' 41ml 1 3 ,S Q. 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'--as-f4...., 9:-f Z' ,f - A 41. w ww J ef 'au MX al ' U' 'V J G B A lf ' First Row, Left to Right: Line Coach Davidson, Bobby Head, Richard Boughner, Steve Tidwell, Lloyd Boner, Gary Fambrough, Terry Gam- brell, Larry Gamhrell, Second Row, Left to Right: johnny Rice, David Evetts, Earl Adams, Cooper Qualls, Buddy Street, Steve North, Lloyd Bowles. johnny jenkins, jimmy Hill, Larry Layne, Gene Hensley, Backfield Coach Delosh. b-team football freshman football team First Row, Left to Right: Herman Carlton, Bobby Burdette, Billy Ashworth, Randy Overall, Ronnie Page, Blake Pope, David Carter, Butch Cartwright, Dan Blair, Dale Harper, Doug Brannom, Gordon Williams, and Carl Yates. Second Row: Gary Belt, Tom Graham, Randall Thom- ason, Bill Moore, Clyde Brown, Eddie Ford, Larry Hunter, Ronnie Sanders, Dickie Webster, Leighton Houdeshell, Earl Baker, Ronnie Sutton. and Terry Sloan, 'Third Row: Coach Easter, Ed Cheatham, Butch Dowda, Ronald Brown, Bill Cartwright, Ray Buchanan, john Campbell, Alan Pope, Mike Spence and Coach Anderson. Fourth Row: jerry Knight, joe Luna, Charlie Williams, Danny Gregory, Paul Christiansen, jimmy Bailifh Danny Fisher, Lynn Witt, Donald Graves, David Bumbalough, Billy Hutton and Billy Williams. i ' i 7 1 J . ' W at 4 , f A i ll. z ' J? 'W t l' l hx !.W'9:'y.. 'V Q 3 -i 2 il fl' -9 ' E H A-Vj ,- if M. Qkkro , ti 0 varsity basketball Third in N. I. L., Third in 19th District, Sparky Edgin All Nashville and All Tournancnt SCORES Madison Opponent 56 Cumberland 50 Bellevue 5 1 Gordonsville 54 joelton 30 Central 49 Cookeville 5 1 Joelton 35 Central 39 Donelson 56 Goodlettsville 52 Bellevue 40 Litton 67 North 67 Antioch 59 Goodlettsville 44 Donelson 49 Cumberland 55 Antioch Won 15 Lost 5 TOURNAMENT 66 Cumberland 33 Hillsboro l Y-.- ' . A ww. . ,gm--I lllf s F fa: n gf I ' 4 s uv-. ,, -x. li V - x 1a v M, P NCQ Tr- 4 3 L1 35 1 4 If 15' 'Q U I 'in ', S f 5 ' 253' Rx agzw Q p ,' 'fu 1. -Wai xx 1 I xl ' Q, ' ,, x 'H , Iwi 54 5 1 .i , W3 'fain 3. fx ' I . '1 A! , V, XX, ' 5 ' l il 5 -iv ' a P MSX :N 52 F' ff ' fri - I . V4 1 it V k L i t il! . . X 32:2 Q , P 41, 5 3 V 2' X H ,,f,f'gf 'f , : gf ' if Z if 1 . SI il' f f f ! 15 if Ii ' if '11 s I i v' 5 I L Eg, Q 14 I ' 5 , , A l f' f gg 1 5 V I Nl, by MV. I mf? If .,,, :,j5f'?E as 'f ' i i?i,El 41. ' Y 1 .j I ?t 1 kt! LIE. A. 1, -, is: pl ' lla 1 ' 5. 3 ' Q w w1S?? fzf 3 15' ' . 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N Q: From Row, Left tu Right Haroldktjohnson, Chuck Lewis, johnny jenkins, Gary Fambrough, Larry Hunter, Back Row: Gordon Williams, Drval Henson, Mac Curtis, Edwar Cheatam, Managcv, Herman Carlton. Won 6, lost 2 during season. Gary Famhrough named on AllfCounty jr. High Basketball team. ,- ' 4 M, if , ,A,,'T3'2f, V , IIA' x, -ff ' .af 4 M' a. Mae velay mm: JOE CARTWRIGHT, RONNIE DILLON, LARRY CARTER, ERNEST TAYLOR, GENE WALLET Ernest Taylor State Champion!880 yard run ack 1957 Mile Relay Team-Won 4 of 8 track meets, won District track meet-second in Banner relays, second in Regional track meet. Ernest Taylor-Set new state record for 880 yard run-2:OOf2. Undefeated in 8 consecutive track meets. Gene Wallenbrock-High jumper, second in district, second in regional, fourth in State. baseball N. I. L. CHAMPS 1957 Awards Eastern Division Champs N. I. L. Champs Regional Tournament Runnerfup AllfNashville-Carl Bailey SCORES Madison Goodlettsville Madison Central Madison East Madison Litton Madison T. P. S. Madison DuPont Madison Donelson Madison Antioch PLAYOFFS Madison West Madison West .REGIONAL Madison B. G. A. Q .I Madison West Coach DAVIDSON Coach ANDERSON girls varsity basketball The Rainettes, who virtually came from HRACS to RICHES, enjoyed their most successful season, winning 16, losing only 3, and finishing second in the N. I. L. The team was honored by having Senior forward Robbie Hudson and Junior guard Evelyn McCrary named on the AllfCity tearn. Q W., 15' 'X Coach MARGIE HOOD Madison Madison Madisoii Madison Madison Madison Madison Madison Madison Madison Madison Madison Madison Madison Madison Madison Madison Madison Madison Won 5 3 42 51 47 45 21 51 47 36 42 46 49 40 54 54 45 44 41 41 16 SCORES Cumberland Bellevue Gordonsville -Ioelton Central Cookeville joelton Central Donelson C-oodlettsville Bellevue East Litton East Antioch Coodlettsville Donelson Cumberland Antioch Lost ,Q ,bigx , I I J Ll .. . , f Hn 1 1 15 5 iv ,A . V, 'e E f HMI 1 F fy 4 gv , V f,1-1 E, f'4 '4 , I . . W I ,f - , 5 V! .J . , . 3 . 5 fn 3 Z A I J V1 1 1 44ff6 X7 HELP ! L 00 YOU, I, R .IM 'I, ' ' -W A 1A, Q I4 i v.Vf:L. 'H Lb A . H . L ,Q ,if ings TWO V' Managers: BECKY MERRYMAN JETTA CHISM I K Tw Rruilfi 1 G54 4,21-H as .11 J A xv'- ir. hi. ba Left to Right. Gloria Gregory, Shirley Apple, Francis Eller, Janis Dickens, Kay Graves, Jo Gregory, Marilyn Mayo, Judy Garrison, Judy Lane, Linda Wade, Julia Brown, Betty Buntley, Juanita Moody, and Jeanie Oakley. Rear: Sandra Sloan, Coach Alvie Anderson, Betty Evetts. SEASONS HIGHLIGHTS-fBeating arch rival Lit' ton twice, Julia Brown's 198 points and selection on All Tournament team, defeat of undefeated Bellevue team, spirited guard play by Janice Dickens, and reaching tournament semiffinals. SCORES lviadison 27 Joelton Madison 22 DuPont Madison 25 Maplewood Madison 34 Litton Madison 29 Goodlettsville Madison 24 Donelson Madison 24 Litton Madison 14 DuPont 22 38 53 33 16 30 32 24 s k e t b ci I I COUNTY TOURNAMENT Madison 35 Litton 25 Madison 28 Bellevue 27 Madison 31 DuPont 39 137 ? . 4-wi? 21 ff 5 ff H' A lg' 'Wig 4.,X We z5 I gf ' 1 iff? ffgi, ,fwfzix L' 41 V ffl ' K , 1 il . ,:1 it-F J A X -Miz 1, Q x K +- ' f 3 , . iff ' ' N A A A fififi, , 'll if QW' ' X , . ., . 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V, vw, 1 . fi if 'li 'ya -ff 'f- Q . i ' z' , w gv -5, ,. f, 3 n... .5 ' H -- P , f 2 : WN - A fl 1 B 3 , ,X ,Ure u Q11-: r' 1 , ,m . . 'KN V , , 1 k I If Ax .X ' i . ..a x f .R X .. 1X ffl if T 1 'X k . K, -X - ... XX FQ , , . -4 fr ' '- .. X 1, xx M. , V 1 i ri , ,V X , .. ? r 7, W QQ JV ' K ,,r X x . V. f X- gg f f 1 'l . Sf? LJ f 4 ! JANvIS MILLER Q I I x r 1 f m an ly P -z X . Y . ...1-. ...qu J' . ul ' X- J DIANE HUFFINE X-X JEANNE sM1TH,A1m.1fe ,lx 'X l f- f 4 ' . 1 N .1 5 wg f if .,, 4 GAIL IRWIN, Co'Captain Q E Z! ff? I X . JOYCE MOOMAW XX ' If 5-143 , X 1. .2 . 7 1 X Q ' ff JEAN ANDERSON SARAHVSM11-H TERRY SMITH JIMMYE GAYLE REAGAN jo ANN HUFPINE 'r. hi. ch CAROLYN BARNETT BRENDA DILLEHAY JANIS TRAUGHBER IANA OVERALL BARBARA GENTRY eer leacle COACH MARGIE HOOD AND SENIORS feffd we Wx FREDDIE JOHNSON and NAN ALLEN aww we GW' ,F ' a , O H FREDDIE JOHNSON, JBA fNE XX SMITH, NAN ALLEN D homecoming snaps seeing double? L wg? x Ze X' J .M f '-we ' i A'AA 1 .--11 mud h la ., .n Y -B l' xg., . , the cafeteria Fmt Row: Mrs. Lurline DuBois, Mrs. Evaline Sorrells, Mrs. Allie Lagenby, Mrs. Ann Hall, Mrs. Faye Smith. Second Row: Mrs Ester jones, Mrs. Ellen Dillehay, Mrs. Estelle McMahon, Mrs. Ruby Baxter, Mrs. Evelyn Blair. 'Third Row: Miss Ella B. Buford, Mrs Washie jones. Mrs. Thelma Webb, Mrs. Elizabeth Hunter, Mrs. Nancy Chapman, john Helton. Absent: Mrs. Carrie Chambers. MRS. LURLINE DUBOIS These ladies serve us the best lunches, in the best cafeteria that can be found anywhere. They are always on the job giving that extra touch to the food prepared for us, which makes it even better. They constantly go beyond the line of duty to please us. We are very grateful to them. Mr. DePriest ,V Ky K iw? 5 . x A I Ak 13 S' rx J 'K Q' ix Lx J x-- l -' 1-.Wi .4 -1 ... , .',,,.-- ' .11 I 1 X , K .Y i 1 X JW f ..-,.p:1f-- H , ,N K ' I I :...'::' , , ..,v- . . S. iv- u I 4 1 1 'T Y QW A 1 v . , Q. ,J Q- i'. 1 ix.. mg vi . z -4 Q ji L. - .J -Y. ' . v Li . s iff wi. f F ! wx 'V 11-wvx Pg. '87 All S will oncl prophecy of the senior class To the faculty we leave all our worn-down pencils, chewed finger nails, and handfuls of hair torn out in des' peration as evidence of the state of exhaustion and hysteria to which they have reduced us. To the Freshmen, who are so sure of their own superior knowledge, we leave the sincere hope that they can get-the faculty under better control than we were able to manage. To the Sophomores we have a wish for a happy summer vacation, realizing that they don't know what the next two years have in store for them. To the Juniors we leave the cares and responsibilities of the senior year, wishing them the best of luck with the weighty problems of student council, annual, and programs, not to mention such simple things as grades and class work. I, Ruby Adcock, leave all the fun I've had in high school to Marjorie Scru gs. I, Michael Angela, Ieave my red hair to David Wilson. I, Doris Floyd, leave my quiet manner to Brenda Drake. Ruby is now busy collecting rent from her tenants in Ruby's Rambling RanchfStyle Homes constructed by Anglea's Prefabricated Homes Inc., and decorated by Doris Floyd in flaming fushia and cankered green. I, Nan Allen, leave my position as secretary' treasurer of the Student Council to some lucky junior. Poor girl, she never achieved her ambition. She married an old bachelor, and they are now running their own Lonely Hearts Club for Confirmed Old Maids and Bachelors. I, Linda Allison, leave my office job to Emmaly Martin. I, Wayne Reagan, leave to spend more time at Uncle Bill's. Linda now spends her time working with her handsome boss, Wayne Reagan, at his Reagan's Rinse Rite-Red and Brite Hair Coloring Company, Inc. I, Jerald Baker, leave my place in lunch line to Maurice Sanders. I, Walter Coleman, leave my many girl friends to Steve North. I, Travis Wright, leave my back seat in Sociology class to Bobby Jackson. Have you seen Walter's new movie, Went With The Breeze produced by Jerald Baker and directed by Travis Wright? I, Marvin Baker, leave-how did this hap en? I, Harold Maddux, leave my handsome fzlce to any sophomore who needs it to pass. I, Larry Paris, leave-still trying to shift gears on my car. I, Charles Woozlall, leave as I came-unattached. Now Marvin's fleet of orange and white cabs have made a very profitable service and his cabbies have won the Safety First Award for the past 10 years. They are Harold Maddux, Larry Paris, and Charles Woodall. I, Phyllis Bates, leave my tanned complexion to someone without s sunlamp. I, Jolane Smith, leave my seat in Mr. Delosh's English class to Janis Miller. HI, Sara Staub, leave my talking method to Patricia ltt. I, James Waller, leave-tough luck, girls. It seems movie star Jimmy Lover Boy Waller and his leading lady Jolane Smith were mobbed by a throng of admirers led by Phyllis Bates and Sara Staub. I, William Belt, leave my romantic technique to all the bashful boys. I, Ronald Dillon, bequeath my address book to Bill Robinson. Ronnie had a football team okay, the only thing wrong-all girls! Coached by Billy Belt, it has won the NIL championship for three years. I, John Blair, leave still trying to find out why everyone goes to the drive-in. He has replaced Sir John Beresford Tipton on The Millionaire, ' but due to certain circumstances the name of the show had to be changed to The Tight' wad. I, Claire Boner, leave my bopping ability to my younger sister. I, Dan Gibson, leave-my uncanny ability to skip school to Ronnie Luck. I, Don Gibson, leave my beatfup Spanish book. I, Janice Poe, leave my giggle to Pat Thomason who has one of her own. Claire is the supervisor of Janice Poe's School of the Dance. Her favorite pupils are Dan and Don Gibson because they are so light on her feet. I, Virginia Boner, leave-still hoping to grow tal' ler. She never grew taller, but has successfully solved the problem with tenfinch heels. I, June Boyd, leave my long, long fingernails to Joyce Shelton. I, Peggy Northcutt, leave to become a secretary. While inventing her potion for the Never Break' CrackforfPeel Fingernail Polish, June experimented on Peggy Northcutt, who has finally let her finger' nails grow to 1 X32 of an inch long. I, Danye Sue Broadway, leave my unspellable name to Juliette Blexrud. She found out the secret of the S utnik, but it didn't do her any good for she had ageady invented her superior Broadway Whatnik. I, Ronnie Brown, leave my Nickname Antelope to Richard Boughner. Have you tried the new cantamelon developed by famous botanist Ronnie Brown? I, Tom Buchanan, leave after staying home on test days as much as ossible. The new green and white polkafdotted chlbrophyll toothpaste perfected by Tom is a boon to children-they only have to brush their teeth once a year. I, Jerry' Bucy, leave my seat on the football squad to anybody who wants it. I, Wendell Cline, leave having never voiced my opinion. I, Ronald Morris, leave wondering what comes next. I, Bobby Smith, leave to keep company with Uncle Sam. We saw highway patrolman Jerry Bucy in his helicopter trying to unsnarl the traffic jam created by Wendell Cline, Ronnie Morris, and Bobby Smith. I, Joan Burton, leave still keeping Larry guessing where I am and whom I'm with. I, Rose Green, leave my ladyflike ways to Judy Burton. I, Linda Greene, leave my shorthand speed to some' one with a faster pencil. Rose and Linda have inf corporated into Green E? Greene's Greenery where flowers were bought for the recent wedding and reception of Joan Burton. I, Janie Caldwell, leave for various reasons-none of which I can think of at the moment. I, Sandra Richardson, leave my naturally curly hair to Joyce Murfphy. Janie and Sandra have perfected a new type o bowling alley-the kind without gut' tefs. I, Cayle Callis, leave my innocent look to Pat Condra. I, Frances Cooley, leave my musical ability to Rose Dodd. I, Buddy Cox, leave my bass voice to Murry Moore. I, Cecil Hannah, leave my orange jacket to anyone who can take it away from me. I, Billy Kirby, leave and it doesn't bother me a bit. Cecil Hannah and his Hot Shot Four Minus One , Cooley, Callis, and Cox, are now appearing on T.V. with that famous comedian Billy Kirby. I, Ray Cammuse, leave for-the White House. Tune in T. V. tonight and see Ray, now Mayor of Nash' ville, make a 15fminute speech from 9:00 to 12:00 on channel 58. I, Mike Capshew, leave to follow in Pat's foot' steps. I, Larry Carter, leave my position on the basket' ball team to John Smith. Mike and Larry now manage their own Carter's and Capshew's Crippled Cricket Convalescing Center. I, Nancy Castleman, leave-still giggling. Fort Campbell isn't any closer to Madison, but Nancy solved the problem. She is now the first lady para' trooper. I, Janet Clark, leave after dreaming for four years of this moment. I, Jean Horton, leave to take up housekeeping. Janet and Jean have collaborated ona book entitled How to be Happy, Though Married. I, Shirley Cole, leave to establish my M.R.S. def gree with sshool interferring. I, Virginia Ligon, leave the privilege of having my husband sign my excuse to Sarah Brawner. Shirley and Virginia are den mothers with den no. 16984015 Their latest project is teaching old ladies how to help boy scouts across the street. I, William Conner, leave my ability to pester girls to James Gilmore. We see William has become chief roundfmaker at the local drivefin. He makes the rounds of all the cars telling the couples the movie is over. I, Billy Darks, leave still laughing about the way I got out. I, Aaron Johnson, leave happily after five years instead of my expected six. Billy is a heavyfweight wrestler weighing in at 91 pounds. He's opening at the Hippadrome tonight against his opponent Aaron Georgeous George Johnson. I, Peggy Davis, leave and boy, am I tired! I, Danny Harris, leave my good personality to all the freshmen. Peggy is a waitress at the local cafe known as Danny's DimfLit Diner, owned and operf ated by Danny Harris. I, Johnny Denney, leave my ability to attract girls to anyone who wants it, cause it wasn't of much help to me. Have you ever been driving down the street and had your fender scraped by an unseen assailant- that was Johnny. I, James Denson, leave my file of excuses for missing school to Steve Brady. He's living it up all right. He's the Professor of Anatomy at Bryn Mawr. I, Larry Dibrell, leave my ability to talk my way out of trouble to Jimmy Graves. I, Jeanette Ellison, leave my oven in home ec. to Melba. After Mr. DePriest retired as principal of Madison, Larry took over. Some of the teachers at Madison High are Jeanette Ellison, Judy Fox, and Anita Ragsdale, who are now having to deal with some of the antics with which they used to torment their own teachers. I, Bridges Dillehay, leave to paint elsewhere. He is now a famous commercial artist, He's the one that blacks out the squares in crossfword puzzles. I, Sandra Dunkleberger, leave with stars in my eyes. Have you tried Dunkie's DunkfRite Doughnuts? Guaranteed not to crumble and sink to the bottom of the coffee cup. I, David Dunlap, leave my ability to ask dumb questions to Albert Griffin. I, Jackie Dunn, leave almost as quietly as I came. Do you like your nose? If not Dr. Dunlap can fix it. He has a very efficient nurse, Jackie Dunn. ' I, Sparky Edgin, leave and I know all the girls will miss me. ' I, Pat Pendergrass, leave with my chief interests elsewhere. They said there would never be a lady president, but Pat has become the nearest thinglto it --Vice President, under President Sparky Edgm. I, Jimmy Emery, leave my locker, which I never got to use. No more worrying about nightly shoe polishings. Buy Jimmy's ScufffNot Shoe Wax in the plastic squeeze bottle. I, Peggy Finn, leave my used chewing gum tc Betty Buntley, if she can scrape it off the bottom ol my old desk. She has become richer than Barbara Hutton from her gum with the builtfin sound effects I, Patricia French, leave to be with Robbie. She has made Robbie very happy. He became the prouc father of quadruplets a few weeks ago. I, Eddie Garrett, leave Brenda heartbroken. p I, Larry Woosley, leave to sleep elsewhere. Eddii and Larry have incorporated into a drug-store busi ness. Eddie makes you sick and Larry makes you sicker. , I, Tommy Gober, leave tired after walking thesi halls for four years. I, Marvin Drake, leave for a long, long rest. I, Jerry Harlan, leave as I rarely came anyway. Jerry Harlan's filling station is doing a thriving busif ness with Marvin as head mechanic, and Tommy as chief windshield washer. I, Quinnie Harper, leave my little brother Dale- who needs him? I, Janice Jackson, leave wishing I wasn't so beautif ful and had more brains. Quinnie is the owner of Har er's Bazaar Magazine which employs the Powers' modal, Janice Jackson. I, Billy Hol ey, leave still asking questions. I, Charles Tash, bequeath to Rabbit Dale my ability to make a 'oke out of nothing. The newest bridge in Nashvilfe is an architects' dream. It was built by Holley 9 Tash Co. I, Robbie Hudson, leave my basketball ability to Evelyn McCrary. I, Freddie Johnson, leave my position as Madisorfs Great Lover to Chuck Lewis. I saw Freddie today with his private secretary Robbie Hudson in one of his seven cadillacs, bought with the money made from Johnson's Junky Junk Yard. I, Joan Ives, leave my bangs to anyone with sharp scissors. Mr. Jenkins' pet peeve-Joan, is now teaching physics at Harvard. I, Jimmy Jernigan, leave my monkey shines to Bill Bailey. I went to Old Hickory this afternoon and saw Jimmy win the drag races with a speed of 3 miles per hour. The other cars forgot to enter the race. I, Jackie Linneman, leave my cover girl complexion to Hilda Raby. I, Tommy Page, leave my back seats at all the ball games to anyone who likes to sit on the top row. ommy has entered the rofession of dentistry and has invented something tfmr the girl who has every' thing- astel colored false teeth to match the fashions created by Mademoiselle Jacquelynf' t I, Leon Locke, leave to start my own radio station. I, Bob Myers, leave-taking my debate case with me. I, Buddy Smiley, leave my messy locker to Joyce Johnson. Leon now operates the local radio station You-No, on which you'll hear disc jockey Smelly Smiley, and chief announcer Miraculous Myers. I, Janice Mayernick, leave but not without Quinnie. She has developed a new hairfsprayg it is made with concrete. Spray once and you don't need to comb your hair for a month. I, James McIntosh, -leave my glasses, although, I can't see without them. Mr. Peepers newest com' petitor is James in the new television series Mr, Jeepersf' I' ' I, Judy Menees, leave my naturally blond hair to Ruthy Gaines. The latest cosmetic on the market is Menees' Miraculous Mole-Remover. I, Linda Miller, leave my beatfup baton to Brenda Turner to protect Leon from the girls. I, Edna Ross, leave my loves in the past to Frankie Crum . , I, Beverly Sherman, leave my wellfused emery board to Judy Rebello. I, Charles Wakefield, leave my sition as drum major to anyone who already has flirt feet. Linda, Edna, and Beverly are still strutting as well as they did in high school to the marches of Charles Wakef field and His High Steppers. I, Joyce Moomaw, leave my long, black hair and squigly eyelashes to Martha Anderson. Girls-no longer do you have to long for those long, long eye lashes. Joyce has become worldffarnous for the magic cream she has invented, which grows inch long eyelashes over night. I, Betty Jo Mundy, leave my editorship of the RamfPage to some innocent bystander. Betty is still a soda jerk, but her main interests center around the parsonage. I, Jimmy Owens, leave my ability to sleep through all my classes to Ralph Barrett. Most people work .their way through college, but Jimmy insists on sleeping his way through. I, John Pickett, leave my ability to figure out the CHALLENGE TO YCU problems in solid geometry to Burton Whited. We got a penny postcard from John today via Mars-- Having a wonderful time. Wish you were here. I, Robert Reagan, leave my sweet memories with Wayne. Roberta finally saw Wayne graduate and now they have their own hillbilly band. I, Kathy Robert, leave my big, brown eyes to Scarlett Baker. I, -Ann Williams, leave my soft voice and quiet manner to Judy Dunlap. Kethy now owns Rohtert's Realty Company. She recently sold her new Float' able, Roadable home which you can either float or drive, to the former Ann Williams. I, Peggye Russell, leave my cymbals to someone with strong ear-drums. She is now operating her automatic cymbal player in the Boston Philharmonic Orchestra. I, Beverly Sarver, leave my ability to drive Miss Wright out of her mind to Larry Perry. All the movie stars now go to her to be psychoanalyzed. Her motto is You crack 'em up-I fix themff I, Shirley Scott, leave my seat in Mr. Blevins first period English class to Myra Hill. She became the first licensed ladyfbarber in Madison. She now runs Scott's ShavefRight Salon. ' I, Mary Tittle, leave to change my name. She ,is now married and has the cutest little bunch of TittleyfWinks you ever saw. - I, Glenda Vandercook, leave my beatfup basketball -unwillingly. She was just about out the back door of college when someone stopped her and now she is playing center on the basketball team. I, Mary Ann Vester, leave my good nature to Peggy Williams. She is the head instructoress at the Acme Driving School, although she has never learned to drive a car herself. I, Pat Williams, leave my height to Ann Pearson. She has achieved her ambition and is a sociologist. Her book Turn Your Neighborhood Into A Slum in 12 Easy Lessons is a bestseller. I, Linn Wilson, leave-no tears, please girls. He has bought so many engagement rings, that he has gone into business for himself to cut but the middle man. I, Hugh Wingett, leave my old, worn out locker to Jane Gardner. I, Jere Wilkinson, leave at the nearest exit. 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