Madison High School - Ram Yearbook (Madison, TN)

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1963 volume:

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WI NATIONAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY A x X X IPI I I I II, 'IN 'III 4, U2 Ll: I IF I I 1 M P X IH r 1 Ill' T: .A .. -ty I' ' Isl 5-If I, IW V LXSHVWLI I .- ,Il K Q: School, in presenting this book wish to consider all our constructive, daily ac- tivities as stepping stones to a solid fu- ture of good citizenship. 1 xi X I nga ':f:11'I .iii SOUTHERN BELL TELEPHONE COMPANY y , T 4 D -N I I ' Q- - L we -I La K E E Eiiwimmgm E To T 3 E Em E E EI E E A 1 I fi ll ll! x 3' CI 4, -,, ,xi I , . E' E l,or,J xx I- Linz. 4- up X - I ,Q .97-1 x V . in I T L'-2--W . 5' - ' I an zz: , X - - . sr , W l-'il' nf , X, I I ' I 'Q r sx X Y I NASHVILLE PRINTING lbbUSTRY 1 N who 1 I 'A 'ful -4 .V , . -,,L. '-. J t f -J A 'Q-4 -if ,t EF Y: 'vx' 'QI 4 n. q ' f4lSx,.' H- i. -Gqzt 31: 'ss 4511. ff M lt. HARVEY HEK'l'l'INS'I'EIN DEDICATICDN tin w 4 . Ion tht- piist fiv at pt-rson :mtl vxvt-llc-nt qirlimmstmtor, Mr. llzirvc-V Ilcrtenstuln. llls un- fl yours, Madison High School has felt the preseiiuc of Z1 ruilla-cl t-omposuro :md quivt humor :irc vviclc-nt to :ill who :ire around him. Ht- hamillt-Q tlw office prot-ctlurt-s with c-tlitivmv 'md t he . ' Q . pt-i'sc-vt-i'aiiivv, ye - will take- thv time to hstcn pzitit-ntly :mtl syiimzitlic-tivailly to :myonv who not-ds hu- he-lp. llv is :i fit-volt-tl family mzm, :mtl his fzimily invludc-s not only his wift- :md cluuglitcr, l':im, hut also :ill Madison High students whom ho wills his lioys :md girls. Whvn we- take- om-h step toward the future, we ure- sure- to ft-4-I thc guiding spirit of Mr. llc-rtc-nstein, our leader and our frit-nd. Q l o , 5 . 2 g 'Q vfw-amuse , . ge' Q 2-Lg 5- lls,-f45s,,.'N? M 3 fe- -41fz,i1', 51 2 Q ,S g, ,- - .V f .5 v ,, 1, ,, nf:-A ,U . .4 '21 2 ffffl w 1 1 4 1 1 mor..-, f f nn, ,,.-:wanna 1.9 5,-,.,,.v iw :ff MQW -4 -aww ..,.- A -9- , -Q -.-Hamann -- -' Q- - .. . A :sf ' Q4 I . gf, . Q i 4 4 . . X x .x,f.,-v,,v. Aa 1 wig.. . ,Vx ,fi A. ' ' :J 4.43.4 f A Q ... .W 'F' f ' Zwf, f5,,1'F?5,Sf3.ww. x. H 'L 'a I w,'6 fu on i . QHTWA iv 'Y . x - p 'Q -an FACULTY ALVIE ANDERSON, JR. B.S., Middle Tennessee State College, Economics, History, Assistant Coach FLOYD BLANKENSHI P B.S., Austin Peay State Collegeg B.D., Vanderbilt, Core 8 BILL BRIMM B.S., Tennessee Tech., M.A., Peabody College, Physical Education, Head Coach, Guidance J. B. CORBITT B.S., Austin Peayg M.A., Peabody College: Biology HARRY L. DeLOSH B.S., Western Kentucky State Col- lege, English, Physical Education, Assistant Coach PAUL M. DILLINGHAM B.A., David Lipscomb Collegeg Ameri- can History Q9 .Q-w 1 gf- ' gf! y,- ,Q,...e I --:'-I QP' M Q' '--' J DIRK ARNOLD B.S., Middle Tennessee State College: Core 8, General Science MRS. H. L. BRASWELL B.S., Peabody College: Core 8, Arith- metlc JOAN S. CARE B.S., Middle Tennessee State College, M.A,, Peabody College: Mathematics I '. if - ..f4Ljf'Y'L.-ff: T. L. DAVIDSON B.S., Middle Tennessee State Col- lege: General Science, Assistant Coach J. T. DENNIS B.S., Middle Tennessee State College, M.S., Peabody Collegeg Mathematics MRS. JOHN DILLON B.A., Middle Tennessee State Collegeg English I A MRS. B. H. ELDRIDGE B.A., Vanderbilt Universityg M.A., Peabody Collegeg Mathematics and Speech EMMA JEAN FLOWERS B.S., Peabody Collegeg Vanderbilt Universityg English, Core 7 Lx ROBERT G. GRAVES B.S., Belmont College: M.A., Peabody Collegeg Arithmetic, Core 7 lf , fl .Wyfi ai LOUISE HARGROVE B.S., Peabody College: Core 7, Sth Grade Home Economics WANDA HUDSON gfX., Peabody College, English II and MRS. VERNON L. JOHNSON B.S., Murray State Collegeg Western iientucky State College: Typewritjng 'V l aww' 1 'E' '? I .Q , ' 44' ' . ra eq., .fx l,,.- A .x4. ir an 'Nd -n..,..s..-ay 'Q' ip.. M1 hw-.--yr ii FACULTY RAYMOND FALKENBERRY B.S., M.A,, Peabody College: Indus trial Arts I I Y ' X J x ' ' MRS. JOHN GEIST B.S., M.A., Peabody College: Guid. ance, Core 7 ' BILLY J. HALL B.S., Middle Tennessee State College: Mathematics ROY H. HARRIS B.S., M.A., Peabody College: Biology E. O. JENKINS B.A., Vanderbilt University: BLA., Peabody College: Chemist ry. Phy- sics N -. x X X e N. JIQNE KENNEDY B.A.. Ll..-X.. Peabody College: Core T. Speech. Reading FACULTY CHARLES T. KING B.S., Carson Newman College: M.A., Peabody College: Driver Education MRS. NELL M. LEE M.A., Peabody College: Shorthand I, II, Typewriting II MRS. JAMES L. LITTON B.S.. Tennessee Polytechnic Institute: English, Core 8 f fs , bfnf fi. LC' -ff J v' C, ' 11' MRS. SUZANNA MALONY A.B., Birmingham-Southern College: Girls' Physical Education DENNIS MEEKS B.S., University of Tennessee Martin Branch: Physical Education MRS. WADE C. MILLER B.S., East Tennessee State College: M.A., Peabody College: Spanish 7, 8, 11, English If-1 f X511 ix as 1 ,, 47' f'l l TTI? ,Fw FRANK E. LEDBETTER B.S., Union University: Tennessee Tech: Business Law, Bookkeeping, General Business MRS. W. SCOTT LINDSAY Sullins Junior College: Peabody College: Home Economics, Core 8 MISS NANCY J. LUCAS B.S., Peabody College: Girls' Phy- sical Education, Girls' Varsity Bas- ketball Coach SAMUEL MARTIN A.B., Trevecca College: M.A., Middle Tennessee State College: English, Ancient History. Modern History JAY F. MICK Trevecca College: B.S., Middle Ten- nessee State College: Peabody Col- lege: Chorus, Arithmetic. Modern Mathematics JAMES O. MOORE B.S., Middle Tennessee State Col- lege: University of Tennessee: Mathe- matics, Algebra, Geometry LARRY E. OVERBY B.S., Tennessee Techg Mathematics, Core 8 FACULTY CALLIE l.Il.l.II-I OWEN B.S., Middle Tennessee Stats- Vollrfge M-A-, Peabody Collegeg lfnivffrr-iity of 'Fennesseeg Home Iiffunnnuif,-si 'wa I 5 ... l , :ff . ig 5 f -' iff. A if , ffl . H. Pa 2 is N 5' 'J n xl SHIRLY LOIS PHIPPS , , Ra MRS. ELISABETH POLLAIQIJ B.A., V d b'lt U' 't, M.A., ' , , , Peabodyagjifegez Enrgligsaslli' IV ,rg r 1 - 4 Peabody Collegeg Sociology. a f W! fp A A 4 23 I 1 2 U1 ance !! I 'ifbfL-f H Y . I ,gym ef, L f ji L. W L Q A A Q 'Nd g' MRS. CHARLES F. SAVERIO 'I B.A., Vanderbilt University: English II, Latin, Spanish SAMUEL H. SHANNON B.A., Vanderbilt University: Peabody College: History, English GEORGE R. THOMPSON B.S., Middle Tennessee State Collegeg Core 7 JOHN T. WADE B.S., M.A., Peabody College: Band sofii W 'VIE ff fAQ'x K My 153 X I ..,-4-vs 'KT' v: .ev ff, E ,- N .li vii 4, . U W .e ,',. 4, at N i - fift f -8 .--'V X.: DON R. SARGENT B.S., Austin Peay State Collegeg Art, Core 7 MRS. H. E. SWIFT A.B., Union University: I..atin I. II. III L. li.-XY THOMPSON B..-X., INl.A.. Peabody College: Ameri- can History. Core S XVI-IIT NVAISON B.S., BIICICIIE' 'I'n l!Dr5'50t SIAM' Collvgv. lNI:1t.hexnatitS WW MRS. DENNIS WRIGH FACULTY MRS. JANICE L. WHITE B.A. University of Texasg English, Core l Lf f g ' I 1 , , L Q . ,f , ROBERT I. WILSON BS.. Peabody College: Algebra, Geometry A.B., Berea College: English, Core 8 MISS IVIARY YAGER Middle Tennessee State Collegeg B.A., IVLA., Peabody Collegeg American History. Assistant Librarian MRS. BERNICE CHRISTIANSON Secretary 4.4, r 'f1 , , -1- --.-1,-q:- .... - an-5 'VJ 'Q---pr .Jn Y' af . '17-v , ,K v ,Q 75 'fl . I gg! R 5,14 , f ,- T X I ie MRS. JAMES B. WILEY A.B., Alabama Collegeg B,S. in L.S Peabody College: Librarian HOWARD E. WOLERY B.A., Peabody: Art, Guidance JAMES E. WRIGHT A.B., Kentucky State Collegeg Eng lish, Guidance MRS. JOE ZUCCARELLO B.A., Vanderbilt Universityg Peabody Collegeg Core 8, Geography By locking the door, Mr. Herten- stein brings another busy day to an end. it 44 A 1 5 v 1 n, -un:-H-l 11:3-Q MR. HARVEY HERTENSTEIN Assisfmzz' Pr1'nrz'paI B..-X., Peabody: MA.. Peabody TABLE OF CONTENTS DEDICATION ..... . . . FACULTY .... CLASSES.. FEATURES .... .. CNKSAFHZATKDNS... ... AAUSKI ....... ATHLEHCS ...... page P099 P099 P099 P099 P099 P099 6 7 82 12 12 W4-. . ' g I1 Alf! x' Z!! Y 'S X 7, fx , - 1' ' ' A 1 Wxf - X M ' i x v f f f 'Q'-I. 4 ,X I A Ji , ' I I ZX lx' 'Knsw 5 on vhs u x -,, 'x ,. l X , ,A-3 '-6 L '1 1 N ,f 9 '4.'. Pr' . - 1, fn'- , Q vw - ,. .gf-:Ang W 2 W g X x . Q ,gh f f-5 6 f ':L fg'fg .,fSj,-ig. ,,31.Z , . f 1 :vff11,5A W . 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I N v X- il orrx' pi-Hplwilliiui.ik1-iiw,f.nk.s gg,,.-ny rg.: 1:5-4, fr' in 1 LLWRC'-:.. iam. 014.3 n. M4 gi. 5 ful... Mfr: Mrs. Lee conducts n shorthand class. I KJ., 4' H. M 4 L5'.11,,wf.'... .,m. T.,,...:. I' f 'Si' .iq 1 4 .K ' f X i Q., . L A 5 5 3 hd,- ,,...., -' rv Social Studies, a basic under standing of our history, gov ernment, and heritage. Seniors enjoy Mrs. Pollard's Sociology class. Nz I . .Xp Mr. Corbitt's Biology class Mrs. Wright conducts an watches educational T.V. eighth grade Core class. Susie, did Dr. Casey really start, this way? J'Wvw-1-.A.-Maher N5 j Languages, aids to a better understanding of our friends at home and abroad. Mrs. Dillon uses the language lab to teach French CURRICULUM ,R e is '1 .I i ! .eww ff I Q XA xf ' I' J 'Q na.. MIS. Care teaches Unified Spanish can be rewarding in Mrs. Miller's class. Geometry. Juniors and Seniors take the P. S. A. T. test in preparation for college. Anim H- Jim Melvin finds that art is a satis- factory medium of expression. -.L SENIOR CLASS x 5 x BOBBY HASI-I President MARY EVELYN HEAD my -Q Secretary-Treasurer , Cf ' ' . X, - 1 f v, Q f I . .Y Q ..f BUTCH CARTVVRIGHT Vice President CDFFICERS in 1,44 .S ,. 1 ,X rx . , 5 X! 5 P she us... ESS DONNA ILEENE ABRAHAM PEGGY ANN ADAMS She not only has the qualities of great- Her enthusiasm is the expression of her ness, she makes good use of them. sincerity. SUE ANN ADKINS JUDITH ELAINE ANDERSON And still they gaze, and still the wonder She has the gift of gaiety, itself the great- ZIOWS that ODS small, Pretty head could est good fortune and the most serious carry all she knows. step toward maturity. JUDY ANDERSON RUTH NEVIE ANDERSON The ideal of courtesy, grace, wit, and Women of few words are great women. charm. JOHN CLAY ANGELA JACK DONALD ASHWORTH This is no guise he wears! He has al- All work and no play makes Jack a dull ways been and always will be a gentle- boy. He'll never be a bore! man. Three new subjects at Madison and a new literature book for the seniors. SENIORS Q- ,an-Vx 410' N10 .47 D x. fr 'Q gi? QM X414 SENIORS BARBARA JEAN BAIRD GLENICE INEZ BAKER She walks in beauty like the night of The eyes have one language everywhere, cloudness climes and starry skiesf' and hers have much to say. MARGARET BAKER PATRICIA MARY BAKER How calm, how beautiful goes the maid Shakespeare has a phrase for her-as whom tranquility surrounds. gentle as zephyrs blowing below the violet. SUSAN LYNETTE BATSON MARGARET SUE BEAN She is pretty to walk with, and witty to She has hair dark as midnight and talk with, and pleasant too, to think on. twinkling eyes to match. EDWIN WELBURN BENSON WILLIAM THOMAS BIBLE He was born for successg with the grace He is s man of geniine worth and in- to Will it- and the heart to hold if. sight who wants only to be himself. BOBBY RAY BLANKINSHIP JANE BOYCE Youth Comes but once in a lifetime. I Her steady friendship and lasting love don't intend to waste it! prove her gnodnes of heart and strength of mind, SENIORS MICHAEL EDWARD BRANNOM MICHAEL HERMAN BRIGGS Blessed is the man who has found his A little man often casts a great shadow work, even in the noon of his existence. DONALD RAY BULLION SANDRA LYNN BURKITT He not only makes people laugh now, If you are wise, you'll beware the maiden but will make them happy twenty years with the dreamy, dark brown eyes. hence by the memory of it. THOMAS CHARLES BURTON, JR. BEVERLY ALICE BUTLER He's the big one that didn't get away, She has a wit that loves to play, not wound. ALMA ELIZABETH CALLAWAY KATHERINE REBECCA CAPSHEW Her beauty pleases your eyes: her clever- 1-They Bay exuberance is beauty. My new and sweetness Charm your 90'-'LH goodness! Then we have Miss Universe right in our midst! JIMMY LEE CARPENTER ERNEST EUGENE CARTER uchafadfef makes its OWU dee'-lny-H Man is nature's sole mistake-that's his only excuse. '15 I . -:7 2. ' x K 1 ini '-J -11-f ' as! Jef .- SENIGRS JENNIE VANETTA CARTER DAVID ORVAL CAIITWRIGHT Her silence is as full of potential wisdom His limbs are cast in manly mold, for and wit as the unhewn marble of great hardy sports or contest bold. sculpture. THOMAS RANDOLPH CHESTEEN BRENDA FRANCES CHII4TON ilwlth most people the heart grows Old Her eyes look into the very soul-bright. with the body, but his heart will ever be and ag black and burning as 3 coal -- young and carefreef' ' ' HAROLD PAUL CHRISTIAN PAUL LYNN CLINARD Ir is the greatest thing in the world to Life is far we important thing ever 10 live-most people only exist. talk seriously about. CHARLES RAY COLE EDWARD LEWIS CURTIS. JR. He can make two grins grow where there Why WOFYYY T11 HP! 111'0UUd the SUU SS was only a grouch before. quickly as those xvho're always busyY STEVE EARL CURTIS SANDRA K.-XYE D.-XRROW He prefers to be. rather than seem. goodg The consciousncs ot' lx-ing wolleclresxri hence the lem he seeks thine, the more it gives a sense of tmnquility nothing also pursues him. ' ' best ous. ' ' 'WX wg GN' 3199 x ef 5 QNX' -- . x vie Q A XNSQGX ' . Fislars new I 4 - 'mf- XX LNPQ ' ' 3 91529 ww Ages may ' iw' f 1 JOSEPH CARLTON DAVENPORT LU ANNE DAVIS Man is the hunterg woman is his game. Happiness.was made to be shared, and her generosity knows no bounds. CONNIE MARIE DeLOSH DEE ANNA DeVASHER She wins without trying to win, and if Her warm, friendly smile is sweetened she pleases, as she always does. it is with' by her gravity, out apparent effort. GERALD WAYNE DILLEHAY RICHARD MICHAEL DORNEY What a man does, not what he thinks- A good heart is better than all the heads feels, or believes is the universal yard- in the world. stick of success. He measures up all the way around. JUDY MARIE EBERHART RACHEL FORESTER EDDS Here's a lively, lovely girl, full of pluck. She's far wiser than most, but she doesn't who's not afraid to say her say to anyone. tell them so. An orchid and an invitation bring back wistful memories of the prom. 10 .4r 'f '25 'V 1... ,,,,! l M ...qv ,gum-Q- ' 49-'QQ Tris wx 5? lin 1113, 0 x T Ns, nf' C5 B SENIORS CLARENCE HAROLD ENGLAND FLOYD RAY EVANS Leave silence to saiutsg I'm only To he strong is to he happy. human. RICHARD NATHAN EVANS EWING HUDSON FARLEY For this is wisdom' to love, to live. to He is not only wise but otherwise. take what Fate or the gods may give. DANNY FYKE FISHER DOROTHY LYNN LANE FLATT He holds to the philosophy of Plato- f'Women like not only to conquer but 'Nothing in the affairs of men is worthy to be conquered. of great anxietyf In other words 'Don't sweat the small stuff'. ERNEST SAMUEL FLEMMING LINDA FAYE FLYNN What's the use of worrying! It never 'Tm mgdegty personified, was worth while. DONALD FREDERICK FUSARINI SHIRLEY DIMPLE GENTRY In qnietnew and confidence he finds his She has the dist requisite for snmvs- strengthf' faith, SENIORS GAY CARLISLE GISH WALTER DOUGLAS GOBER Easy to rememlier and so hard to forget. In this world where there is so much to be done, he is an inspiration of energy. DONALD NICHOLS GRAVES TOMMY GLEN GREER He secures a profound happiness for Joking decides great things, stronger and himself and gives out good-will to others. better oft than earnest can. DANNY LEO GREGORY ALAN DWIGHT GRIFFITH Life is like a game of cards, the chances -'Were there no women, men would live are not in our power, but the Playing isf' like gods! I'd rather be a man! TERESA GAINES GRIZZARD HARRY WILLIAM HABERTHEAR The fairest wife a man could ask for. He only opens his mouth to change feet-H LUCY ANNE HALL TERESA JOYCE HALMONTALLER Grace is more beautiful than beauty Much she is Worth to OIR? and all by they say. She has it made then, having he' beauty' Wit- and Sense- both! cl? sv -.5 3 9 qs C -aug I.. . 1-o', QI!!--wr 'Uh-1 ill' to 'Rl . Q' l ' if me BETTY JOYCE HANNAH SUSAN JANE HAMILTON Well timed silence hath more eloquence HTC th084f2 WHO know her DOL D0 Words than speech. can deacnbeg those who know her know all words are insuiiicientf' JERRY HOLLIS HARDER RICHARD DALE HARPER Attach his mouth to a machine, and Born with the g-iftiof laughter and a there you have the secret of perpetual sense that the world is mad. motion. TYREE BRYSON HARRIS, IV JULIA ANN HART World, meet Cicero's modern counter- There is H0thiI1g Y'-'hiCh her PeFS9V91'iI1S part! eH'ort and unceasing diligent care cannot overcome. ROBERT TAYLOR HASH REBA ELAINE HASPON Some men succeed by what they knowg Friendship cannot be measured, only the some by what they dog and a few by results what they are. JAMES EDWARD HAYES MARY EVELYN HEAD 'Small minds think about things, average Not the Sweetheart of Sigma Chi yet, minds think about people, gre t ' ds b g gh S ghmu-g f M d' H' bf' think about ideas. He's always git idne:s! u e Wee 0 8 Lion lg C Q A 5' Q .0011 Y X, y fr Ill lx 1 V ' ,'-U57 .. .,... , . , 4 'vi rm. ,.-'v- -51,4 We I. Q : f , We-4 F , J b f,o, Ji ' sas, U HQ: 494,41 5-sfe g,'.. 'g 'A' l ' f ' 'K-W ' ',0. 'o -!g..f,11, 4, ' was-.V L MARY ELIZABETH I-IELM HOWARD WAYNE HENDERSON A careless song, with a little nonsense Every artist dips his brush in his own in it now and then, doesn't misbecome soul and paints his own nature into his SDYODS-U pictures. LINDA RAIE HENSLEY LINDA JUNE HESTER Humor has been justly regarded as the She who knows and knows she knows: finest perfection of poetic genius. she is wise-follow her. WILLIAM FINIS HINES LINDA MARIE HITI' I have one consolation-when we're She has a smile that just won't come asleep everyone is equal. off. CONNIE LOUISE HOLLINGSWORTI-I DIANE FAYE HOLT A virtuous woman, who is as great in In each cheek appears-a pretty dimple: her humility as kings in their grandeur. the herald of the laughmg soul within. A.C.T. 8: S.A.T. 8a College Board ap- plications that will open the college door to seniors. SENIORS S5 if? 1 43 as fr fsfx -r '9 XX M if if '?v ML... if XX..-v af- pf 4?-P QW- K wx 'in-:'f1 wr--M QQ Q0 -.ar SENIORS BEVERLY ANN HORN HOWARD WILSON I-IORNER Though in Size She may be small, her I-Ie'sjust breezin' along with the breeze. personality's nine feet tall. JAMES RUSSELL HUNT FURNEY CLIFTON IRWIN DO YOU wish to live Well! I d0l Who I never think of the future! It comes d0eSl1'tl soon enough as it is! ANITA JEAN JOHNSON DANNI CAROL JOHNSON She has I E1 ffffible habit she C591 She has a flower that grows not in every break-Smiling! garden-Patience . JOHNNY RAY JOHNSON PHILLIP ANDREVV JOHNSON One can get friction for nothing, but He expresses emotions that are beyond harmony costs courtesy and self control. speech with his music. RUTH ELLEN JOHNSON BARBARA FAYE JONES Her modesty was not taught, she was It's because of men that women dislike born with it. each other. Q SENIORS G' BARBARA SUE KELLER RICHARD DOUGLAS KELLER A Her thinking of others makes you think It is better to do nothing than to be gf her, doing something. Wh xmas!! JOHN SAMUEL KELLISON, JR. JIMMY DALE KILLINGSWORTH In life as in a football game, the principle H1 t th' lf 'f to fouow is: Hit the line bard. thegeg 258853 ch:,'f,e'f5 two myse ' ' LEWIS WINFRED KINARD, JR. BQBBIE DARLENE KNIGHT His heart is HH.s'f9a'1 as the World, but A thrill from her happy voice and the there IS no room LD It to hold the memory light of her pleasant eyes, o a wrong. -rg 'v N 'QT' . X E. 12 hr Q 15 MILDRED FAYE KNIGHT DAVID KENNEDY KNOX Where tranquility is master, she reigns Doing what others find hard is talentg Buprelnef' doing what is imgossible for talent is genius. He is the atter. i Q Kuff' JOHN ANTHONY KNUCKLES JAMES FLOYD LAMBERSON I am a man of my word. He'd rather laugh, a bright-hgired b0Y, X5 than reign, a gray-beard KIDS- ' A lm 2 l hi 4 4 -ff -7' -r 4-oi ...I 'TWV 'Cv-s -Qs ,,.-. 469 FX I' X 'a i MADELAINE LANDIS CHARLES WILLIAM I.l'lVIiHING Man has his will-but this woman has A'Give, I pray, a rfevard worthy of my her way! genius! WILLIAM EUGENE LINNEMAN EMILY MARIA I-I'I I'ON There is no truer truth obtainable hy She has the music of the SDhf?1'9S Bl her man than comes of music. fiDg9l'UPS-N JOE DENNIS LUNA CAROLYN ANN INICCORMACK A true man, pure as faith's own vow. Beauty is it-9 OWU 95201156 fm' being-H whose honor knows no rust. MARTHA ANN MCDANIEL BETTY CAROLYN lXICDLjN.'xl.D Nothing but heaven itself is better than She has the wit to peisxmde and the a friend who is really a friend. beauty to delight. RICKY PAUL MCINIASTERS EDI'l'l l KI.-XRIE Nl.-XYS Ol-ll' y0Uih we can have but today: we The pathway to her sucmw is in mi-x-ing may always find mme to grow old. humanity, 0241: 1 412 xA' TOMMY WYLIE MEADORS JERRY IRVING MILLER It is fortune, not wisdom that rules a It's easy for a strong man to be strong. man's life. CALVIN DALE MOORE CHARLES FRANCIS MOORE. JR. The W0l'll'l is his OYSIGI'-Pf0ViCl9d IUS Where we live or how we live is of little got a pearl. consequence. What is all important is to live. DIANA LOIS MULLICAN ANN CHRISTINE NAJAR A face which is always serene possesses Fields are won by those who believe in a mysterious and powerful attraction. winning. She will always win because she believes? SHIRLEY ANN NEELY JAMES RICHARD NEWBERRY So gentle in manner et stron in e It's better not to know so much than to , y g P r- , , , ,, formance. know so many things that am t so. Having many facets of school life is among the charms of Madison. SENIORS Q. j, is fg 4. . A El, in ' 15 , 'TK sh 147K C N1-ff. f ? at SENIORS CHARLES LEWIS NICHOLS KENNETH 'I'lMO'I'llY NORTH From the crown of his head Lo thehsole The Sgfrgrrfi gf liff, ig ngl, Lf, df, ,-,WHL Um: ofhis foot, he is all laughter and mischief. likes, but Lo try Lo like 'JJILAL Un.: hh Lf, do. CAROIJYN NIARTHA OIJOM ERNEST CALVIN ONKS, JR. What an ornament and safeguard is humorl IL is genius itself. and so defends from the insanities. lIt's the only hope he's got.J Genius is ever a secret to itself. JANICE FAYE OSMUNDSON CHARLES WALTON OVERALL. JR. She rightly BHFUS the name Of h?PPY If you want work well done. select a who is skilled in wisely using the gift of busy many like him-the other kind has the gods-friendship. no time, DIANA BARNETT OWENS MILTON EDXVARD PAmz1sH The hardest Step is Crossing the thresh' He displnvs in his nrt the mind .and old, but she survived the trip. heart of min--' TYRA JEAN PARRISH Since brevity is the soul of wit, and JOE AILEN P.-XS tediousnew the limbs and outward --Ht. nlwzws clicks- ulwtywx- with M5 flourishes I will he brief-Hah! Cmnem mimi Pmsmmliu-'-' SENIORS CAROL GAIL PENDERGRASS RONALD ROBERT PETERSON Her delightful madness is not of the A frame of strength, a Soul Of fire, no head but the heart. dangers fright him, and no labors tire. PEGGY SUE PILKINTON HERBERT JAMES PITTMAN Her eyes are large and dark, suppressing He knows that real life is in love. laugh- half their fire until she speaks. ter. and hard work. LINDA FAYE POPE ROGER WAYNE POPE Cherchez Ia femme, and here she is! A man who knows the world and can take it or leave it. FRANCES ANITA POTEET MAXINE GALE QUESENBERRY She haf! ah UhC0mm0H1Y merry heart A face with gladness overspread! Soft and cheerful face. smiles, by human kindness bred. JENNIE RUTH RANDALL JERRY DOMENICK SACCHINELLI G0d granted her 8 heart ever Dew: to Peace rules the day, and his quiet rules all always open, to all always true. peace, A- 1? My may SENIORS -rr GARLIN CLARENCE SATTERFIELD JO ANNE SAVERIO Happy am Ig from care I'm free! Why She can play more than one game with aren't they all contented like me? great skill. . gf, CAROL ANNE SCOTT MARTHA CLAYBROOKS SCRUGGS Let fools the studious despise, there's Her air. her manners. Courteous and nothing lost by being wise. gentle, all who see admire. gui' Cf- F ROGER MANSFIELD SIMS PATRICIA JANE SIRCY The opportnnity for having fun and Her very frowns are fairer far than smiles making jokes is found a hundred times a of other maidens are. day! Oh, boy! BOBBY RAY SLOAN RONALD WILL.-XRD SLO.-KN There are two things to aim Elf in life! I am deft and debonair. I um content. I first to get what you wantg and, after that. do not care. to enjoy it. K Sm -:Q , 5-hp' gi. K uQl Af Q , S ilk' SAM RAYBURN SNIITH EDGAR ALLEN SO.-XPES C Silence at the proper season is wisdom Great wits have s grams beyond the 0 and better than any speech. reach of art. OTHO WILLIAM STANFORD PATRICIA JOYCE STEWART His twinkling eyes belie the gravity of Honest fame awaits the truly good. his face. BRENDA FAYE STINSON CECIL RAY STUBBLEFIELD Her personality is to her what perfume Who invented work? Let me at him! is to a lovely flower. THOMAS MICHAEL MARTHA JEAN SULLIVAN . ' . STUBBLEFIELD- Surprise is the essence of wit, and her His life is his college. He will graduate timing is infallible. well, and with highest honors. GEORGE NORMAN SUTTON YVONNE LEE SUTTON Those who are pleased themselves most THEY golden han' Streams df-EWU her back always please. like a cataract of sunlight. Graduation-the end of one life and the beginning of another. SENIORS 1.11 Q, -and 4r 'I an its SENIORS PAULETTE SWEETON GERTRUDE CECILIA TAYLOR Her silvery voice, whate'er she sings, A Yankee hrogue, a flashing grin, her enchants, Her music to the heart it bouncy ways all hearts do goes. MARIANNE TAYLOR WILLIAM EUGENE TAYMON She would rather be able to appreciate If I want to say something-I'1l say it. things she cannot have than have things If I'm not supposed to, I'll try anyhow. she cannot appreciate. LARRY PAUL TEASLEY CHARLES WENDELL THURMAN I am the very victim of circumstance It is the nature of a great mind to be and impulse-born away with every calm and undisturbed, breath? PEGGY ANN UNDERHILL CHARLES KENNETH WILES It is the province of knowledge to speak. He has a wicked kick, Beware? and it is the privilege of wisdom to listen. BRENDA GAIL WILLIAMS CHARLES PHILLIP WIl,I.I.-AMS With her. laughter is no accident. It is Living is an art: to practice it well. men rooted in the depths of her being, need. not only acquired yer lim-.A splendid is that beuetitf' SENIORS CAROLYN LEE WOMACK CONNIE KAY WOOLBRIGHT Her smile is the litten west, nigh while costs a beautiful person no effort to ' the sun is gone. paint pez: image on our eyes: yet how splendid IS that benefit. 5 A Q..-..-M KENNETH WAYNE YOUNG ROBERT HAMPTON YOUNG A clever man needs but few words. Habits form character, and character is wx x destiny. He is destined for greatness. I P 2 . . .: , vi- ' 'F'1j7,f5ff, or I Everyone has fun at the Christmas party. v,.. . 'V U . , i .dv YL' Till? 'Q i . u Q gof' ,- 4 ef- QV -. ig: 3 1 1 fi' Q 'Q 2 l V- f ' 'Q 1 ' L 3 1: if NK? Mike and Tootie are measured for their caps and gowns. SENIOR ACTIVITIES ABRAHAM, DONNA ILEENE Junior Y-Teens-13 Secretary-13 Junior Red Cross-13 Senior Y-Teens-23 Secretary-2 3 Busi- ness Club-33 Student Typist-4. ADAMS, PEGGY ANN Pep Club-13 Junior Red Cross-13 Archery Club-23 Vice President-23 Student Typist-43 Student Council-23 Prom Committee-33 Civi- nette Club-33 Teacher's Secretary-4. ADKINS, SUE ANN ' Book Club-1, 2, 33 Secretary-23 Library Worker-13 Junior Red Cross-1' Prom Com- mittee-33 Basketball Intramurais-33 National Honor Society-33 Top Ten-33 Honor Mom- tor-4. ANDERSON, JUDITH ELAINE Pep Club-13 Junior Red CFOSS-12 Ram Page Staff-2, 43 Business Manager-2, 43 Journalism Club-2, 4g Civinette Club-3, 43 Annual Staff- 33 Homeroom Ofiicer-33 Prom Committee-33 Color Guard-43 Band-43 Oiiice Worker-43 Honor Society-4. ANDERSON, JUDY Pep Club-13 Top Ten-13 Senior Y-Teens-23 Tennis Team-2, 3, 43 Honor Monitor-2, 33 Prom Committee-33 Office Worker-43 Civi- nette Club-3, 43'Junior P.T.A.-3. ANDERSON, RUTH NEVIE Future Homemakers of America Club-2, 43 Archery Club-13 Physical Education Club-3. ANGLEA, JOHN C. Aviation Club-1, 23 Band-1, 23 Physical Education Club-3. ASHWORTH, JACK DONALD Band-1, 23 Aviation Club-13 Junior Red Cross-13 Honor Monitor-1, 2g Coin Club-22 Games Club-33 Football-33Prom Committee-3. BAIRD, BARBARA JEAN Mars Hill Bible School-1, 23 Physical Educa- tion Club-33 Honor Monitor-3, 43 Prom Com- mittee-33 Student Typist-4. BAKER, GLENICE INEZ Pep Club-13 Senior Y-Teens-23 Business Club- 33 Honor Monitor-3, 4g Student Typist-4. BAKER, MARGARET Homeroom Officer-1, 23 Honor Monitor-1, 2, 3, 43 Pep Club-2: Physical Education Club- 33 Prom Committee-33 Volleyball Intra- murals-33 Junior P.T.A.-4: Student Typist-4. BAKER, MARY PATRICIA DuPont-1, 2g Journalism Club-33 Business Club-43 Student Typist-43 Honor Monitor-4. BATSON, SUSAN LYNETTE Teenage Book Club-13 Senior Y-Teens-23 Honor Monitor-2, 3, 43 Business Club-3, 43 Student Typist-4. BEAN, MARGARET SUE Pep Club-13 Honor Monitor-1, 2, 33 Archery Club-23 Civinette Club-33 Junior Red Cross- 33 Prom Committee-3. BENSON, EDWIN WILBORN, JR. Teenage Book Club-13 Bookstore Worker-1, 2, 33 Junior P.T.A.-23 Sports Club-23 Jour- nalism Club-33 President-33 Ram-Page Staff- 3, 43 Assistant Editor-33 Editor-43 Prom Com- mittee-33 Student Council-43 Teacher's Sec- retary-43 Civitan Medalist-43 Most Likely to Succeed Boy-4. BIBLE, WILLIAM THOMAS Games Club-33 Football-1, 23 Outdoor Club- 13 Junior P.T.A.-IQ Aviation Club-2. BLANKENSHIP, BOBBY RAY gepb glub-13 Riiie Club-23 Industrial Arts u - . BOYCE, JANE Junior Red Cross-1, 23 Band-1, 2, 33 Letter-33 Pep Club-13 Journalism Club-23 Homeroom 0mC8I'-33 Civinette Club-3, 43 Ram-Page Staff-43 Student Typist-4. BRANNOM, MICHAEL EDWIN Pep Club-IQ Top Ten-1, 23 4-H CIUB-21 Stu- dent Council-23 Honor Monitor-23 Baseball, Manager-2, 3, 43 Civitan Club-3. 43 President- 43 Prom Committee-33 Junior Red Cross-3' Oiiice Worker-4. BRIGGS, MICHAEL HERMAN Archery Club-13 Shop Club-23 Physical Edu- cation Club-33 Auto Safety Club-33 Honor Monitor-3, 43 Prom Committee-3. BROWN, CHARLES LEO Auto Safety Club-13 President-13 Science Club-23 Aviation Club-33 Vice-President-3. BULLION, DONALD RAY Band-1, 2. 33 Senior Chorus-13 Letter-1' Ramblers-1, 23 Civitan Club-33 Honor Monii tor-3. s BURKITT, SANDRA LYNN Teenage Book Club-13 Future Homemakers of America-2, 3, 43 Reporter-23 HIBUOIIBD-31 President-43 Majorette-3, 43 Letter-3, 43 Honor Monitor-33 Prom Committee-3. BURTON, THOMAS CHARLES North High SCh00l-IQ Carry-Over Sports-23 Physical Education Club-3. BUTLER, BEVERLY ALICE Litton Jr. High School-13 Forensic Club-23 Letter-23 Debate-2, 33 N.F.L.-2, 3, 43 Jr. Civinette Club-33 Journalism Club-43 Jr. Red Cross Representative-43 Jr. P.T.A.-33 Ram- Page Staff-43 Society Editor-43 Teacher's Secretary-43 Basketball Intramurals-3. CALLAWAY, ALMA ELIZABETH Student Council-13 Homeroom Oiiicer-1, 2, 3g Jr. Red Cross Representative-13 Jr. P.T.A.- 33 Cheerleader-1, 2, 3, 43 Captain-43 Jr, Y- Teens Club-13 Pep Club-23 Vice President-23 Jr. Civinette Club-2: Vice President-23 Prom- Committee-33 Homecoming Attendant-43 Most Popular Girl-43 Miss Madison-4. CAPSHEW, KATHERINE REBECCA Cheerleader-1, 2, 3, 43 Pep Club-1, 23 Vice President-23 Civinette Club-33 Prom Com- mittee-33 Student Council Representative-2, 3, 43 Honor Monitor-1, 23 Red Cross Repre- sentative- 1 . CARPENTER, JIMMIE LEE Aviation Club-2Q Prom Committee-3. CARTER, ERNEST EUGENE Jr. High Basketball-13 Letter-13 B-Team Basketball-23 Aviation Club-2, 33 Sports Club-13 Vice President-13 Sr. Band-1, 2. CARTER. JENNIE VANETTA Archery Club-13 Homeroom Oflicer-13 Honor Monitor-13 Intramurals-1. CARTWRIGHT, DAVID ORVAL Honor Monitor-1, 2, 3, 43 Key Club-2, 3, 43 Secretary-33 President-43 Football-1, 2, 3, 4g Letter-2, 3, 43 Co-Captain-43 Track-33 Let- ter-33 Class Vice President-4. CHESTEEN, THOMAS RANDOLPH Forensic Club-1, 2, 3, 43 Jr. P.T.A.-2, 33 Honor Monitor-2, 3. CHILTON, BRENDA FRANCIS Senior Band-1, 2, 33 Letter-33 Pep Club-13 Homeroom Omcer-13 Journalism Club-23 Civi- nette Club-3, 43 Honor Monitor-3, 43 Ram- Page StaE-43 Student Typist-4. CHRISTIAN, HAROLD PAUL Honor Monitor-1, 2, 3, 43 Freshman Foot- ball-lj B-Team Football-23 Prom Commit- tee-33 Student Council-33 Key Club-2, 3, 4. CLINARD, PAUL LYNN Shop Club-13 Physical Education Club-23 Football-3, 43 Letter-43 Civitan Club-3, 43 Prom Committee-33 Track-43 Basketball-4. COLE, CHARLES RAY Baseball-1, 2, 3, 43 Student Council-13 First- Aid Club-13 Audio-Visual AidS-12 Outdoor Club-23 Football-23 Manager-3, 43 Aviation Elub-33 Prom Committee-33 Honor Monitor- CURTIS, EDWARD LEWIS, JR. Teen-Age Book Club-IQ Shop Club-23 Busi- ness Club-3. CURTIS, STEVE EDWARD Teen-Age Book Club-13 Honor Monitor-2' Civitan Club-33 Prom Committee-33 Foot- ball-3, 4g Letter-43 Sportsmanship Trophy-4. DIARROW, SANDRA KAYE Library Worker-13 Honor Monitor-1, 23 Ju- nior Y-Teens-13 Senior Y-Teens-23 Business Club-3, 43 Civinette Club-43 Student Typist-4. DAVENPORT, JOSEPH CARLTON Industrial Arts Club-13 Honor Monitor-1, 23 Rifle Club-21 Rifie Team-23 Red Cross Rep- resentative-23 Civitan Club-33 Prom Com- mittee-33 Camera Club-4. DAVIS, LU ANNE Homeroom Oiiicer-13 P.T.A. Representative- 1, 23 Singing Club-IQ Secretary-13 Honor Monitor-2, 43 Senior Y-Teens-2, 3, 43 Sec- retary-4. DELOSH, CONNIE MARIA Forensics-1, 2, 33 Letter-1. 23 Debate Team- 1, 23 Junior Red Cross Representative-1, 33 Cheerleader-1, 3, 43 Teenage Book Club-13 President-13 Honor Monitor-1. 2, 3, 43 Book- store Worker-1, 23 Homeroom Officer-23 Na- tional Forensic League-2, 3, 43 P.T.A. Repre- sentative-23 Archer Club-23 President-23 Class Secretary-23 Afnnual Stat?-2. 43 Jour- nalism Club-3. 43 Vice President-3, 43 Ns- tional Honor Society-33 Ram-Page Stad'-33 Sports Editor-33 Prom COl l1llIift'99-3: Stu- dent Typist-43 Best School Spirit-4. I DE VASHER, DEEANNA IDELL Teen-Age Book Club-13 Library Laasie-1g Journalism Club-23 Physical Education Club- 3. DILLEHAY, GERALD WAYNE Archery Club-13 Annual Staff-1, 2, 3, 43 Assistant Sales Manager-23 Sales Manager-3, 43 P.T.A. Representative-13 Homeroom Of- BCGI'-IQ Forensics-2, 3, 43 Letter-2, 3, 43 County One-Act Play Contest-43 Best Actor- 43 Forensic Club-2, 43 President-43 National Forensic League-2, 3, 43 Bookstore Worker-23 Civitan Club-3, 43 Secretary-43 Prom Com- mittee-33 Tennis Team-3, 43 Letter-3, 43 Bulletin Board Committee-3, 43 Office Worker-43 Student Council-43 Most Depend- able Boy-4. DORNEY, RICHARD MIKE Camera Club-1, 23 Rifle Club-31 Honor Monitor-4. EBERHART, JUDY MARIE Pep Club-1, 23 Red Cross Representative-23 Homeroom Ofiicer-23 Physical Education Club-33 Prom Committee-33 Honor Monitor- 3, 43 Gregg Shorthand Award-33 Civinette Club-43 Business Club-43 Annual Stai'-43 Teacher's Secretary-43 Student Council-4. EDDS, RACHEL FORESTER Forensic Club-1, 23 National Forensic League- 2, 3, 43 Letter-2, 3, 43 Top Ten County Girls- 3, 43 Debate-2, 3, 43 Library Club-1, 2, 3, 43 Assistant Historian-33 Secretary-43 M.T.A. of S.L.A. Conference-1, 2, 3, 43 Library Worker- 1, 2, 3, 43 Top Ten Scholastically-1, 2, 33 Bookstore Worker-23 Annual Staff-3, 43 Prom Committee-33 National Honor Society-3, 43 Most Likely to Succeed Girl-4. ENGLAND, CHARLES HAROLD Football-1 Aviation Club-1, 23 President-23 Senior Band 1, 23 Ramblers-2. EVANS, FLOYD RAY Hendersonville High School-13 Track-3. EVANS, RICHARD NATHAN First Aid Club-1QPhySiCal EducationClub-2 3. FARLEY, EWING HUDSON Homeroom OHICBF-IQ Honor Monitor-1, 2- Rifle Club-1, 2, 3, 43 Secretary-23 Basketball3 13 Football-3, 4. FISHER, DANNY FYKE Baseball-1, 43 Homeroom OSCE!-IQ National Forensic League-21 Track-23 Student Council- 23 Key Club-2, 33 Prom Committee-Honor Monitor-33 B-Team Basketball-33 Football- 1, 2, 3, 43 Letter-3. 43 All AAAA-43 All Nash- ville-43 Honorable Mention All-State-43 Most Athletic BOY-43 Junior Red Cross-4. FLATT, LYNN LANE . Y Pep Club-1, 23 Honor Monitor-23 Senior X- Teens-3. FLEMING, ERNEST SAMUEL Senior Band-1, 2: Honor Monitor-13 Ramb- lers-23 Business Club-33 Prom Committee-3. FLYNN, LINDA FAYE Basketball-13 Pep Club-1: Band-2, 3. 4: Letter-3, 43 Color Guard-3, 43 Letter-3. 4: Tennis Team-2, 3, 43 Honor Monitor-2. 3. 4: Senior Y-Teens-23 Civinette Club-3. 43 Prom Committee-33 P.T.A, Representative-4: Quietest Girl-4. FUSARINI. DONALD FREDERICK Senior Band-1. 2, 3: Officer-2. .Letter-33 Top Ten Scholastically-1. 2. 3: Aviation Club- 1, 23 Honor Society-3, 43 Quizbusters Team- 3, 43 Quietest Boy-4. GENTRY, SHIRLEY DIMPLE Basketball-1, 23 Letter-2: Honor Monitor-12 Student Council-1. 4: Senior Chorus-2, 3. 42 Vice-President-43 Letter-3. 43 Color Guard- 3, 43 Captain-43 Junior Civinette-33 Treasu- rer-3. GISH. GAY CARLISLE Archery Club-13 Journalism Club-2: Ram- Page Stat?-23 Sophomore Editor-2: National Anthology of High School Egssys-23 Top Ten Scholasticsllv-2. 3: Bulletin Board Commit- tee-3. 43 Co-Chairman-33 Chairman-4: Annual Staff-3. 43 Claw Editor-4: National Honor Society-3, 43 Student Council-3: Prom Com- mittee-33 Civinette Club-3. 4: Color Guard-43 Student Secretary-3. 4. GOBER, VVALTER DOLGLAS V Baseball-1. 2, 3, 43 Letter-l. 2. 3. 4: Junior High Basketball-1: B-Teanm Basketball-21 33 Band-13 Red Crow Representative-1: heb' Club-2. 3. 4: Honor Blonitor-2. -12 Studeni Council-33 Prom Connuittee-3, GRAVES. DONALD NICHOLS W Football-1, 2. 3. 4: Leiter-2, 3. 4: Junior High Basketball Manager-1. 4: Track-2. 3. 4: Letter-2: Physical Education Club-Q. 4: ETOHT Committee-33 Otiice Worker-4: Civitan L lub- 43 Friendliest Boy-4. SENIOR ACTIVITIES GREER, THOMAS GLEN Q Senior Band-1, 2, 35 Honor Monitor-25 Key Club-3. GREGORY, DANNY LEO Junior High Basketball-15 Letter-15 Honor Monitor-1, 45 Aviation Club-25 Civitan Club- 35 Baseball-45 Letter-4. GRIFFITH, ALAN DWIGHT Industrial Arts Club-15 Secretary-15 Rifle Team-2, 35 Rifle Club-2, 35 Honor Monitor- 2, 45 Basketball Manager-45 Neatest Boy-4. GRIGGS, JOYCE ANN . Singing Cub-15 Pep Club-25 Honor Moni- tor-25 Senior Y-Teens-4. GRIZZARD, TERESA GAINES Basketball-15 P.T.A. Representative-15 Junior Y-Teens-15 Honor Monitor-25 Physical Edu- cation Club-35 Prom Committee-3. HABERTHEAR, HARRY WILLIAM Coin Collecting Club-15 Honor Monitor-1, 2, 45 Carry-Over Sports-25 Games Club-35 Key Club-4. HALL, LUCY ANNE l Pep Club-15 Red Cross Representative-15 Journalism Club-25 Ram-Page Staff-25 Co- Business Manager-25 Homeroom Omcer-2, 35 Civinette Club-35 Annual Stat?-3, 45 Assistant Business Manager-35 Business Manager-45 Prom Committee-35 Honor Monitor-35 Of- fice Worker-4. HALMONTALLER, TERESA JOYCE Library Lassies-1, 2, 35 Assistant Historian-25 Historian-35 Library Worker-1, 2, 35 Forensic Club-15 M.T.A. of S.L.A. Conference-1, 2, 35 Bulletin Board Committee-25 Top Ten Scho- lastically-25 Homeroom Oflicer-2, 35 Prom Committee-35 Student Council-45 Alternate- 35 Annual Staff-1, 2, 3, 45 Assistant Editor-35 Editor-45 Ofiice Worker-45 Volleyball Intra- murals-45 Most Dependable Girl-45 National Honor Society-3, 45 Vice-President-4. HAMILTON, SUSAN JANE F.H.A.-15 Honor Monitor-1, 25 P.T.A. Rep- resentative-1 , 45 Senior Y-Teens-25 Majorette- 2, 3, 45 Civinette Club-3, 45 Oiiice Worker- 45 Prom Committee-35 Business Club-4. HANNAH, BETTY JOYCE Charm Club-15 Arts and Crafts Club-25 Senior Y-Teens-35 Business Club-4. HARDER, JERRY HOLLIS Forensic Club-1, 2, 3, 45 National Forensic League-1, 2, 3, 45 Vice-President-45 Letter- 1, 2, 3, 45 Quizbusters Team-2, 3, 45 Top Ten County Boys-35 Senior Band-2, 3, 45 Letter- 3, 45 County One Act Play All Star Cast-25 County Debate Tournament-35 Office Work- er-4. HARPER, RICHARD DALE Football-1, 3, 45 Letter-45 Baseball-2, 3, 45 Letter-2, 35 Archery Club-15 President-15 Junior High Basketball-15 Honor Monitor-1, 3, 45 Red Cross Representative-1, 25 Prom Committee-35 Aviation Club-25 Secretary-25 Student Council-25 Games Club-35 P.T.A. Representative-3. HARRIS, TYREE BRYSON, IV National Forensic League-1, 2, 3, 45 Vice- President-35 President-45 Letter-1, 2, 3, 4' Debate Team-1, 2, 3, 45 Student Council-1 2, 45 Bookstore-1, 2, 35 Basketball-2, 35 Home- room Otlicer-35 Civitan Club-3, 45 Prom Com- mittee-35 Omce Worker-4. HART, JULIA ANN Pep Club-15 Honor Monitor-1, 2, 35 Journal- ism Club-25 Physical Education Club-3' Prom Committee-35 Ofiice Worker-4. HASH, ROBERT TAYLOR Football-15 P.T.A. Representative-15 Avia- tion Club-25 Class President-3, 45 Honor Monitor-3, 45 Track-3, 45 Student Council- 3, 45 Civitan Club-3, 45 Annual StaE-4. HASTON, REBA ELAINE Honor Monitor-15 P.T.A. Representative-15 Senior Y-Teens-25 Honor Monitor-25 Civi- nette Club-3. HAYES, JAMES EDWARD Aviation Club-1, 25 Top Ten Scholastically- 1, 2, 35 Audio-Visual Aids-2, 3, 45 Biology Club-3, 45 President-35 National Forensic League-3, 45 Quizbusters Team-3, 45 Math. Club-45 President-45 Oilice Worker-45 Honor Society-3, 45 President-45 Merit Scholarship Finalist-4. HEAD, MARY EVELYN Junior High Basketball-15 Captain-15 Bag- ketball-2, 3, 45 Captain-45 Student Council- 1, 2, 3, 4: Secretary-Treasurer-35 Pep Club- s 1 1, 25 President-25 Miss Madison-35 Class Secretary-1, 45 Class Vice-President-25 Civi- nette Club-3, 45 President-3, 45 Homecoming Queen-45 Best All Around Girl-45 DAR Meadlist-4. HELM, MARY ELIZABETH Teen-Age Book Club-15 Honor Monitor-1, 2, 3, 45 Teachers' Secretary-3, 45 Homeroom Oflicer-15 Senior Y-Teens-25 Physical Educa- tion Club-35 Ram-Page Stal?-45 Civinette-45 Journalism Club-4. HENDERSON, HOWARD WAYNE Honor Monitor-15 Forensic Club-2, 3, 45 Vice- President-45 National Forensic League-3, 45 First Place Dramatic, State N.F.L. Tourna- ment-35 National Speech Tournament-35 Annual Stall'-3, 45 Bookstore Worker-35 Office Worker-45 Most Talented Boy-45 Prom Committee-3. HENSLEY, LINDA RAIE Senior Chorus-1, 2, 35 Red Cross Represen- tative-25 Camera Club-25 Senior Y-Teens-35 Teachers' Secretary-4. HESTER, LINDA JUNE Senior Band-1, 2, 3, 45 Letter-3, 45 Ofiicer-45 Majorette-3, 45 Junior Y-Teens-15 Journalism Club-25 Tennis-2, 35 Letter-2, 35 Civinette Club-3, 45 National Honor Society-3, 45 Prom Committee-35 Future Teachers of America-45 Treasurer-4. HINES, WILLIAM FINIS Sports Club-15 P.T.A. Representative-1, 45 Key Club-2, 35 Honor Monitor-25 Red Cross Representative-25 Prom Committee-3. HITT, LINDA MARIE Pep Club-1, 25 Cheerleader-1, 2, 3, 45 Co- Captain-45 Physical Education Club-35 Prom Committee-35 Homeroom Oflicer-45 Honor Monitor-45 F riendliest Girl-4. HOLLINGSWORTH, CONNIE LOUISE Forensic Club-I, 25 Senior Chorus-15 Red Cross Representative-25 Music Appreciation Club-35 Bookstore-45 Student Council Alter- nate- . HOLT, DIANE FAY Basketball-1, 2, 3, 45 P.T.A. Representative- 1, 35 Pep Club-15 Honor Monitor-1, 25 Red Cross Representative-25 Senior Chorus-25 F.H.A. Club-25 Treasurer-25 Civinette Club- 35 Prom Committee-35 Homeroom Oflicer-4. HORN, BEVERLY ANN Archery Club-1, 25 Business Club-3. HORNER, HOWARD WILSON Pep Club-25 Physical Education Club-3. HORTON, CHARLES JAMES Spanish Club-3. HUNT, JAMES RUSSELL Goodlettsville High School-15 Ramblers-2, 35 Mr. Hertenstein's Club-35 President-3. IRWIN, FURNEY CLIFTON Honor Monitor-I5 Industrial Arts Club-25 Physical Education Club-3. JOHNSON, ANITA JEAN Teen-Age Book Club-15 P.T.A. Representa- tive-25 F.H.A. Club-2, 45 Prom Committee- 35 Honor Monitor-3, 45 Student Typist-45 Red Cross Representative-4. JOHNSON, DANNI CAROL Honor Monitor-1, 2, 3, 45 Senior Y-Teens- 312g :Red Cross Representative-25 Civinette u - . JOHNSON, JOHNNY RAY Goodlettsville High School-15 Baseball-2, 3, 45 Honor Monitor-25 Key Club-2, 3, 45 Vice- President-45 Football-25 Homeroom Presi- dent-35 Ofiice Worker-4. JOHNSON, PHILLIP ANDREW Archery Club-1, 25 Audio-Visual Aids, 1, 45 Music Appreciation Club-35 Senior Band- 1, 2, 3, 45 Letter-2, 3, 45 Ramblers-2, 3. JOHNSON, RUTH ELLEN Charm Club-15 Honor Monitor-1, 2, 35 Arts and Crafts Club-25 Red Cross Representa- tive-25 P.T.A. Representative-35 Prom Com- mittee-3. JONES, BARBARA FAYE Isaac Litton High School-1, 25 Physical Edu- cation Club-35 Prom Committee-35 Student Typist-45 Business Club-4. KELLER, BARBARA SUE Red Cross Representative-15 4-H Club-15 Homeroom Officer-25 Teen-Age Book Club-2, 35 Honor Monitor-35 Basketball Intramurals- 35 Teachers' Secretary-45 Business Club-45 Volleyball Tournament-45 National Honor Society-4. KELLER, RICHARD DOUGLAS Industrial Arts Club-15 Ride Club-2. KELLISON, JOHN SAMUEL, JR. Pineforest High School, North Carolina-15 Maplewood High School-25 Football-3, 4' Letter-45 Auto Safety Club-3. KILLINGSWORTH, JIMMY DALE Football-1, 25 4-H Club-15 Honor Monitor- 1, 2, 3, 45 Archery Club-25 Track-25 Physical Education Club-35 Prom Committee-3. KINARD, LEWIS WINFRED, JR. Forensic Club-1, 2, 3, 45 Bookstore Worker-2, 45 National Forensic League-2, 3, 45 Letter-25 gelaage Team-2, 35 Student Council-25 Annual ta - . KNIGHT, BOBBYE DARLENE Junior Y-Teens-15 President-15 Senior Y- Teens-25 P.T.A. Representative-25 Business Club-3, 45 Junior Red Cross-35 Honor Moni- tor-35 Student Typist-4. KNIGHT, MILDRED FAYE Book Club-1, 2, 35 Honor Monitor-3, 4. KNOX, DAVID KENNEDY Forensic Club-1, 25 National Forensic League- 1, 2, 3, 45 Secretary-Treasurer-45 Top Ten- 1, 2, 35 Honor Monitor-1, 25 Homeroom Of- ficer-25 Bookstore Worker-25 Civitan Club- 35 Student Council-35 National Honor So- ciety-3, 45 Treasurer-45 Basketball-35 Annual Staff-35 Prom Committee-35 P.T.A. Repre- sentative-45 Ram-Page Staff-45 Journalism Club-45 President-4. KNUCKLES. JOHN ANTHONY Audio Visual Aid-1, 35 First Aid Club-15 Woodworking Club-2. LANDIS, MADELAINE Pep Club-15 Red Cross Representative-15 Volleyball Intramurals-15 Archery Club-25 P.T.A. Representative-3, 45 Prom Commit- tee-35 Senior Y-Teens-4. LAMBERSON, JAMES FLOYD Football-15 Homeroom Officer-15 Archery Club-1, 35 Physical Education Club-2. LEVERING, CHARLES WILLIAM Football, 1, 25 Physical Education Club-1, 35 Aviation Club-25 Honor Monitor-3. LINNEMAN, WILLIAM EUGENE Archery Club-15 Audio-Visual Aids-1, 45 Football-1, 2, 35 Track-2, 3, 45 Letter-3, 45 B-Team Basketball-25 Games Club-2, 3' President-35 Prom Committee-35 Annual Staff-45 Student Typist-45 Teachers' Secre- tary-4. LITTON, EMILY MARIA Senior Band-1, 2, 3, 45 Letter-2, 3, 45 Student Council Representative-1, 35 Honor Monitor- 15 Forensics-2, 3, 45 Letter-25 Ramblers-2, 35 Library Worker-2, 3, 45 All-Star Band-2, 35 Band Officer-2, 3, 45 Chorus-3, 45 President- 45 Most Talented Girl-4. LUNA, JOSEPH DENNIS Camera Club-15 Games Club-25 Top Ten Scholastically-35 National Honor Society-3, 45 Track-35 Prom Committee-35 Civitan Club-45 Office Worker-45 Tennis-4. MCCORMACK, CAROLYN ANN Archery Club-15 Journalism Club-25 Color Guard-3, 45 Prom Committee-35 Junior Civi- nette-35 Senior Civinette-45 Tennis-3, l 45 Letter-35 Honor Monitor-35 Homecoming Attendant-45 Best Looking Girl-4. McDANIEL, MARTHA ANN Archery Club-15 Student Council-1, 25 Home- room Officer-25 Pep Club-25 Civinette Club- 3, 45 Vice President-35 Secretary-45 Prom Committee-35 Class Officer-35 Student Coun- cil-35 Teachers' Secretary-35 Volleyball In- tramurals-45 Ram-Page StaH'-45 Business Manager-45 Annual StaH'-45 Journalism Club- 4. MCDONALD, BETTY CAROLYN Honor Monitor-1, 2, 3, 45 Junior Y-Teens-15 P.T.A. Representative-15 Red Cross Repre- sentative-25 Physical Education Club-35 Teachers' Secretary-4. MCMASTERS, RICKY PAUL . Football-15 Junior High Basketball-1.5 Rifle Club-25 Civitan Club-35 Prom Committee-35 Student Council-4. MARTZ, TOMMY SETH Rogersville High-1, 25 Madison College-3. MAYS, EDITH MARIE Bay View, Milwaukee-1, 2, 35 National Foren- sic League-45 Future Teachers of America Club-45 President-4. MEADORS, TOMMY WYLIE A Football-15 Aviation Club-15 President-15 Band-15 Key Club-35 Prom Committee-3. MILLER, JERRY IRVING - i Physical Education Club-1, 2, 35 Junior High Basketball-15 Homeroom Odicer-1, 25 Honor Monitor-1, 25 Football-25 Basketball-25 Prom Committee-3. SENIOR ACTIVITIES MOORE, CALVIN DALE Industrial Arts Club-15 Honor Monitor-1, 2, 45 Auto Safety Club-25 Business Club-3, 45 Prom Committee-3. MULLICAN, DIANA LOIS Basketball-15 Honor Monitor-15 Student Council-15 Pep Club-15 Homeroom Officer- 1, 25 P.T.A. Representative-25 Senior Y- Teens-25 Basketball-3, 45 Manager-3, 45 Business Club-3, 45 Prom Committee-35 Civinette Club-45 Teachers' Secretary-4. NAJAR, ANN CHRISTINE Top Ten-1, 2, 35 Teenage Book Club-25 Na- tional Anthology Essay-25 Civinette Club-35 Student Council-3, 45 Annual Stad'-35 Ram- Page Staff-3, 45 National Honor Society-3, 45 Prom Committee-35 Future Teachers of America Club-4. NEELY, SHIRLEY ANN Isaac Litton High School-15 Future Home- makers of America-25 Honor Monitor-25 Teachers' Secretary-3, 45 Physical Education Club-3. NEWBERRY, JAMES RICHARD Archery Club-25 Camera Club-4. NICHOLS, CHARLES LEWIS Coin Club-25 Civitan Club-35 Honor Monitor- 3, 45 Track-3, 45 Homeroom Officer-45 Prom Committee-3. NORTH, KENNETH TIMOTHY Football-1, 25 Manager-1, 25 Forensic Club- 1, 25 Debate Team-1, 25 Honor Monitor-1, 25 Audio-Visual Aids-15 National Forensic League-45 David Lipscomb High School-3. ODOM, CAROLYN MARTHA National Anthrology-25 National Forensic League-1, 2, 35 Debate-1, 25 Secretary-35 Forensic Club-1, 2, 35 Secretary-35 Letter- 1, 25 Honor Monitor-1, 45 Red Cross Repre- sentative-15 Teachers' Secretary-45 National Honor Society-3, 45 Secretary-45 Prom Com- mittee-35 Journalism Club-45 Secretary-45 Civinette Club-45 Ram-Page Staff-45 Annual Staff-45 Student Council-2. ONKS, ERNEST CALVIN, JR. Annual Staff-1, 2, 45 Audio-Visual Aids-15 P.T.A. Representative-15 National Forensic League-2, 45 Forensic Club-25 Student Coun- cil-45 Civitan Club-3, 45 Prom Committee-35 Archery Club-15 Officer-15 Track-2, 35 Letter- 25 Football-2, 35 Honor Monitor-4. OSMUNDSON, JANICE FAYE Honor Monitor-2, 3, 45 F.H.A. Club-15 Archery Club-25 Civinette Club-3, 45 Prom Committee-35 Annual Staff-4. OVERALL., CHARLES WALTON, JR. Cavert Junior High School-15 West End High School-25 Honor Monitor-3. OWENS, DIANA BARNETT Junior Y-Teens-15 Homeroom Officer-15 Pep Club-25 Honor Monitor-2, 45 Physical Educa- tion Club-35 Prom Committee-35 Basketball Intramurals-3. PARRISH, MILTON EDWARD Russell.High, Russell, Kentucky-1, 25 Music Appreciation Club-45 Senior Band-45 All Star Chorus-35 All-State Chorus-3 5 Senior Chorus- 35 Forensic Club-3. PARRISH, TYRA JEAN Junior Y-Teens Club-15 Pep Club-25 Honor Monitor-35 Physical Education Club-35 Prom Committee-3. PASS, JOE ALLEN Aviation Club-15 Rifle Club-2, 35 Rifle Team- 2, 3, 45 Camera Club-4. PENDERGRASS. CAROL GAIL Band-1. 3, 45 Letter-2, 3, 45 Ramblers- lg 25 M8J0F9ife-2, 3, 45 P.T.A. Representa- tive-1, 25 Pep Club-15 Red Cross Represen- tatlve-25 Senior Y-Teens-25 Honor Monitor- 45 Civinette Club-3 4 Prom C mmi ' , I tte - Honor Society-4. 0 e 3 PETERSON, RONALD ROBERT Castle Heights Military Academy-1, 25 Band- 3- 4: Qfiicer-45 Ramblers-35 P.T.A. Repre- 5eUtHtlY9-35 Music Appreciation Club-85 Saranac Club-45 Bookstore Worker-45 Ten- PILKINTON, PEGGY SUE Pep Club-15 Senior Y-Teens-2, 35 Red Cross Representative-35 Student Typist-4. PITTMAN, HERBERT JAMES Baseball-1, 2, 3, 45 Letter-2, 3, 45 Basket- ball-25 Honor Monitor-35 Camera Club-25 Games Club-35 Key Club-45 Student Coun- cil-45 Office Worker-4. POPE, LINDA FAYE P.T.A. Representative-15 Honor Monitor-1, 25 Top Ten-25 Prom Committee-35 Teenage Book Club-1, 2, 35 President-2, 35 Office Worker-4. POPE, ROGER WAYNE Top Ten-15 Senior Band-1, 25 Football-2, 35 Junior Civitan Club-3, 45 Track-3, 4. POTEET, FRANCES ANITA Honor Monitor-2, 35 Prom Committee-35 Civinette-3, 45 Teenage Book Club-45 Annual Staff-45 Teachers' Secretary-4. QUESENBERRY, MAXINE GALE Junior Y-Teens-15 P.T.A. Representative- 1, 35 Teachers' Secretary-15 Pep Club-25 Honor Monitor-25 Homeroom Oflicer-2, 45 Prom Committee-35 Business Club-4. RANDALL, JENNIE RUTH Future Hornemakers of America-1, 25 Teach- ers' Secretary-1, 2, 3, 45 Senior Y-Teens-35 Junior Red Cross Representative-3, 4. SACCHINELLI, JERRY DOMENICK Band-1, 25 Aviation Club-15 Football-2. SATTERFIELD, GARLIN Outdoor Club-15 Games Club-2, 35 Secre- tary-Treasurer-3. SAVERIO, JO ANNE Top Ten Scholastically-1, 25 National Foren- sic League-1, 2, 3, 45 Letter-15 Forensic Club-1, 25 Junior High Basketball-15 Varsity Basketball-2, 3, 45 Letter-2, 3, 45 Bookstore Worker-15 Homeroom Odicer-15 Student Council-25 Junior Civinette Club-35 P.T.A. Representative-35 Prom Committee-35 Oflice Worker-45 Most Athletic Girl-4. SCOTT, CAROL ANNE Chorus-15 Teenage Book Club-15 Student Council-1, 2, 35 Library Lassies-1, 2, 35 Top Ten Students-1, 25 National Forensic League- 2, 3, 45 National Honor Society-35 Music Ap- preciation Club-35 Prom Committee-35 Li- brary Chairman-2, 35 Future Teachers of America-45 Teachers' Secretary-45 Band-4. SCRUGGS, MARTHA CLAYBROOKE Junior High Basketball-15 Manager-15 Red Cross Representative-15 Annual Staff-15 Stu- dent Council Representative-25 Pep Club-15 Civinette Club-35 Homeroom OHicer-35 Study Hall Monitor-45 Most Courteous Girl-4. SIMS, ROGER MANSFIELD Band-1, 2, 35 Letter-35 Aviation Club-15 Auto Safety Club-3. SIRCY, PATRICIA JANE Pep Club-15 Archery Club-25 Secretary-25 Civinette Club-35 Honor Monitor-1, 2, 3, 45 Student Council-15 Prom Committee-35 Vol- leyball Intramurals-35 Basketball Intramu- ra s-1. SLOAN, BOBBY RAY Rossville High School, Rossville. Georgia- 1, 25 Class Vice President-35 Football-3, 45 Letter-3, 45 Captain-45 Most Valuable Play- er-Clinic Bowl Game-45 Track-35 Civitan Club-3, 45 Vice-President-45 Basketball Mana- ger-Sci Honor Monitor-45 Best School Spirit- oy- . SLOAN, RONALD WILLARD Football-1, 2, 3, 45 Letter-45 Baseball-1, 2. 3. 45 Letter-3, 45 Biology Club-25 Basketball l'VIaraager-25 Aviation Club-35 Honor Moni- or- . SMITH, SAMUEL RAYBURN Aviation Club-1, 2. SOAPES, EDGAR ALLEN Junior High Basketball-15 Aviation Club-15 Basketball-25 Key Club-3. STANFORD, OTHO WILLIAM Hixson High School-1, 2, 3. STEWART, PATRICIA JOYCE Junior Y-Teens-15 Teachers' Secretary-1, 25 Senifr Y-Teena-35 F.H.A. Club-2, 45 Offi- cer- . STINSON, BRENDA FAY Pep Club-15 Senior Y-Teens-25 Honor Moni- tor-2, 45 Business Club-35 Prom Committee- 35 Student Typist-4. STUBBLEFIELD, CECIL RAY Outdoor Club-15 Audio-Visual Aida-25 Indus- trial Arts Club-3. STUBBLEFIELD, THOMAS MICHAEL Basketball-3. SULLIVAN, MARTHA JEAN Honor Monitor-1, 2, 3, 45 Pep Club-1, 25 Physical Education Club-3. SUTTON, GEORGE NORMAN Archery Club-15 Audio-Visual Aids-15 First Aid Club-3. SUTTON, YVONNE LEE Archery Club-15 Honor Monitor-1, 25 F.H.A. Club-25 Auto Safety Club-35 Secretary-3. SWEETON, PAULETTE Teenage Book Club-1, 2, 35 Honor Monitor- 25 Senior Chorus-3, 45 Business Club-45 Civi- nette Club-45 Student Typist-4. TAYLOR, GERTRUDE gfegtral High School, Newark, New Jersey- . , 3- TAYLOR, MARIANNE National Forensic League-1. 2, 3, 45 Letter- 1, 45 Forensic Club-15 Library Lassies-1, 2, 3, 45 President-45 Vice-President-35 Annual Staff-1, 25 Top Ten Scholastically-1, 2, 35 Honor Society-3, 45 Prom Committee-3. TAYMON, WILLIAM EUGENE Red Cross Representative-15 Science Club-15 Basketball Manager-15 Games Club-25 Auto Safety Club-3. TEASLEY, LARRY PAUL gatger Ryan-15 Shop Club-25 First-Aid u -3. THURMAN, CHARLES WENDELL Coin Club-25 Secretary-25 Rifie Club-3. UNDERHILL, PEGGY ANN Spanish Club-25 Physical Education Club-35 National Honor Society-3, 45 Civinette Club- 45 Business Club-45 Student Typist-4. WILES. CHARLES KENNETH Honor Monitor-1, 25 Civitan Club-35 Office Worker-45 Football-45 Letter-4. WILLIAMS, BRENDA GAIL Pep Club-1, 2: Basketball-15 Basketball Manager-3, 45 Red Cross Representative-1. 35 Senior Chorus-25 Homeroom Officer-25 Civinette Club-3. 45 Prom Committee-3: Most Mischievous Girl-4. WILLIAMS. CHARLES PHILIP - Football Manager-1, 25 Band-15 Ride Club- 15 Student Council-15 Goodlettsville-3: Key Club-45 Tennis-45 Most Mischievous Boy-4. WOINJACK. CAROLYN LEE Library Lasies-1, 2, 3. 4: Junior Y-Teens-15 Maplewood High School-3: Student Typist-4, WOOLBRIGHT, CONNIE KAY Bailey Junior High School-15 Pep Club-25 Honor Monitor-2. 35 Homeroom Otlicer-fi Red Crow Re iresentative-2: Physical Educa- tion Club-35 Prom Committee-3: Senior Y- Teens-4. YOUNG. ROBERT HAMPTON. JR. Junior High Basketball-15 Basketball-2. 3. 45 Letter-3, 45 Football-15 Forensim. 1. 2. 4: Honor Monitor-15 Audio-Visual Aids-1: Stu- dent Council-1. 3, 4: Vice-President-3: Presi- dent-4: State Association Vim'--President-4: Key Club-2. 3. 45 Prom Lltmmniittee-35 Honor Society-3: Homeroom President-3: Best All Around Boy-4, YOUNG. KENNETH XYAYNE Industrial Arts Club-3: Secretary-'lYeasurer6. 11 vgy f'- ai. ,ga 3. 2' ,Y H. t .r if 'iff Tv - . if A612 i i ...pinigm ji . V, 5.3 s 6 eff i7' 'Q WE SALUTE Jerry Harder and Jimmy Hayes for outstanding intellectual achieve- ment in the National Merit Scholar- ship competition. As finalists in the contest, they rank among the top one-half of one per cent of high s c h o o l seniors throughout the United States. 1 z 1. fms,'f- - Ape . W' ' :.gE':,ii!'Q-.k,' ,A '. ' ww.. 2 . .vw ' , f g5:j3.,s-,sh I . 4 , W3 ,gkqal , lf., K V ' L fe- , I'f!i'if C'f it 4 JERRY I-IARDER I I WHlAl......l Keep smiling and pray they don't let us fall ! Most Popular ALMA CALLAWAY BOBBY HASH JE ,X .., SENICR SUPERLATIVES 'Nuff Saidln Best All Round MARY EVELYN HEAD BOBBY YOUNG N A L .L , 1.4-:QLLL X X fy A M - K' 1' L ' km ' .1 , '- What an armful of seventh graders! Frien,dliest LINDA HITT BABY GRAVES Don't laugh, we own it. Most Likely To Succeed RACHEL EDDS EDDIE BENSON 5 'A - , A Q.. , x XJ -X- 'ln ' I 7, 5- 3 I I1 i 4, an ---ghh, .ff '-'s..,, mf ' ', ' 1 I . e I :J , . 'I' ' 'V .Q X, a Q x I . Affvv-aiiie'x'iS d f-., .3 1 - ff i Yes, air is rather hard to paint on. M ost Talented EMILY LITTON HOWARD HENDERSON I know it's pretty, but how mach does it cost? Best Looking CAROLYN MCCORMACK BUTCH CARTWRIGHT 615 l 97 I Y v if , -A14 la. .f Somebody give us cz lift. We missed the train again! Blast Dependable JOYCE HALMONTALLER GERALD DILLEHAY 1-at is We'd better hurry before all the snow's gone. Most Athleticw JO ANNE SAVERIO DANNY FISHER v i V I N ff mf. EX I thought the janitors were supposed to do this. Newest LINDA POPE ALAN GRIFFITH' .vi , . t? ,W A pi Q, f '32 aw I know they need cleaning, Bobby but what if I faZl?!', Best School Spirit CONNIE DELOSH BOBBY SLOAN 1 e vs, I 1 1 ' ' I 'I I - 'r' i f ' - ff. i . Y 1, 2 ' P 3 ' ' ! 'Q 1 Q1 . . i Shucks, we're always clowning around! Wittiest BEVERLY BUTLER CHARLIE BROWN Y bf' X. It's the only way we can control him! ' I M ost iscliievousn BRENDA WILLIAMS - CHARLIE WILLIAMS I -5 K A x I 1. -. V YYYY Y ,g Sonny! Look what you've done to our car! Most Cou rteousw MARTY SCRUGGS JIMMY PITTMAN 93' 'kv QNX 'Sh-h-h-h-h-h-h-h-h-h-h-h-h-h-iz-h .' Qui0tcsl LINDA FLYNN DONALD FUSARINI li if Civitan M edalisf' EDWIN W. BENSON MEDALISTS D. A. R. Medalist' MARY EVELYN HEAD 'Wi'- lllI ! ' b JUNIOR CLASS f' f 'fx -if WN. 'ffx aww' Q wif' ,nf-Nw ' If: I s I 3 1 , Ks '-,Q. . 1 1? JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS WAYNE BAILIFF ,,.O.,,. S , I President CHERRY PATTERSON .... S Secretary WADE J OYN ER - .SO...., I I Treasurer DICKIE DAVIS - Si SSSS Vice President 'fb 'NJ IMI JUNIORS Dennis Abbott Betty Adams Beverly Allen Wayne Baliff Suzanne Baker Genie Barron Kay Bates Ronnie Baxter Barbara Beech James Beech Fay Bell Vicki Benson Marilyn Blair David Boone Bobby Boyd Chuck Boyd Dale Brady Linda Brawner John Broadway Fred Brumback Karen Bryan Ronnie Buchanan Mike Bumbalough Greg Caffy Kane Caffy Malinda Caldwell Gordon Cannon Stanley Carver Mary Cassady Ronnie Castelow JUNIGRS Susie Chaffin Patty Chance Shirley Chanse Sue Chance Martha Cherry Gary Clayborne Gerald Clinard Carole Clinton Dan Coble Betty Coleman Cathy Connell Judy Conner Marian Core Carol Crosslin Kaffe Crumley Bobby Darks Dick Davis Pam Dowell Terry Doyle Joe Draper Margaret Edds Richard Evans Kay Fambrough Pam Fortner Linda Floyd lNiike Flynn Benny Gaines Pat Gentry' Judy Gardy Burkett H. Grave JUNIORS Betty Green Tinny Grisham Charles Hall Sandra Halliburton Sandra L. Halliburton Don Hankins Jean Hannah Cynthia Hardirnan Edward Harper Lewis Harris Gary Harvat Shirley Gillespie Karen Hawk Carol Hester Lynn Higgins Nancy Hight Sidney Hinkle Jeanine Hobrook Robert Hogan Mildred Hudgins Jerry Hunt Ronnie Jackson Linda Jarman Mary Johnson Penny Johnson Henry Jones Richard Jones Wade Joyner Linda Kincer Dong King degli is 'Wi Z' . . A We if ff? 3 15: fe ln Th 'EZ' Q' , , W. 3? If . Us ' Y if W 1 03 'Ft 7509 '41 495.5 I., QC' mls B' f'-HT' 'W' if Btwn v 3 3, . . , x ini I.. L ? 13' 1 -cs' fi , l -1 JUNIORS Sandra Kreis Joy Lance Pat Lane Dale Lorance Donna Lorenz Carol Mabe Julie Martin Linda Mathis Molly McBratney Brenda McDaniel Judy Malone Bill Matthews Mike Mitchell Ronnie Morris Janice Morrow Jean Mosley Linda Nash Margaret Nenno Linda Neal John Norris Ann Nunally Cheryl Patterson Becky Paul Johnny Perry Linda Pigg Syble Pointer Debbie Potter :xI1I'lt fIC Potts Stanley Rncluski Barbara Sutton JUNIORS Mike Ragsdale Katie Reed Pat Reeves John Reynolds Frankie Rice Randall Rigsley Sue Roberts Bill Rohtert Jerry Sanders Jane Schutt Daryl Shreeve Conrad Slate Tommy Sloan Sandra Smith John Squires Carol Stephens Vickie Stilz Mike Stockard Betty Stubblefield Larry Stubbs Jimmy Sutton Bill Swain Susan Taggart Wanda Tanksley Becky Thompson Max Thompson Randall Thompson Judy Turner Bobby Vaughn Ronda Wade ,ug 41 'A . gms 'U' TTY KN 405 J T WI -f if I' 'AN t'V'w Vi ID ian... 4 .-vi 3 7.7 Q S 94 if 'W vii' yn-wa in i Norma Zipperer John Reynolds is measured for his class ring, JUNIORS Bill Walker Judy Webb Harry Webster Bobby Wells Bob Whitlock Hershel Whitworth Bill Williams Carol Williams Charlie Williams Joe Williams Ronnie Williams Sydney Willis Marguerite VVolfe Rosemary Yandle Jack Youngblood T Sf AVS 'MA Julie, Stanley, Carol, and David learn the secret of making money. Linda, Bucky, Linda, Max, and David deco- rate the gym. Next comes the planning by the fourteen committees. This planning leads to the final step, the actual decorating for the event. In the end the Prom is the fulfillment of a year's work and preparation. SGPHCDMORE CLASS ' Y 0 y SOPHOMORE OFFICERS UW KENNETH KORN MAN ....,... .....,.,. . . .,.,.,. P r esident CHARLES NELSON ,.,,E ....,. V ice President JENNIFER JONES - S - - ,Secretary-Treasurer WYE GW 5 gl WU' L. Sv- vin 45 15 4 .- as at 5 at if ul .J-It ' Judy Adams Arthur Alexander Elaine Alexander Donna Allen Mary Allen Kenneth Apple Bert Atwood Bobby Baird J. B. Baker Becky Bates Patricia Batts Barbara Benedict Gary Benton Bobby Bohnenstiel Phil Boyd Brenda Bradley Gayle Brantley XYayne Broadrick Suzie Brooks Janet Broun SOPHOMGRES Judy Brown Leonard Brown Pat Brown Treysa Brown Benita Bullion Larry Bush John Callaway Betty Callis Betty Campbell Bette Carter Mark Carter Bobby Cartwright Susan Castle Kay Chance John Clark Kenneth Clay Patsy Clinard Mark Coleman Melissa Collier Ronnie Collins Buddy Cook Donnie Cooper Gary Copas Barbara Grain Carolyn Crouch David Crowell Katherine Crymes Larry Darks Diane Davis Elaine Davis Jerry Davis Mary Davis Steve Davis Ernest Denson Ronnie DeWeese Steve Desirey Jimmy Dixon Ronnie Dobbs Janie Douglas Arlene Doyle his .l 1 we iii? L.. Q9 'IW m lfiwi F Qs, ' . A 1, 1 . , . 'Uv an 's '21 ., . SOPHOMORES 91 T fir? JI 4535 Q it X -n ii 'xi t Sf 3 X KV QQ , o ,W gy 9 A hs... , J we CT nv- 'ov- A, ,. .X -1 I M 95 4' 1-'1 x 'f 15.13 ' ' I Y se Connie Draughon Bobby Duke Judy Dunn Cecil DuRard Wayne Dutton Mike Edge David Edwards Jimmy Edwards Wanda Eldridge Judy Elliott Cheryl Emery Nancy England Fay Everett Bobby Farmer Nita Ferguson Brenda Floyd Don Floyd Linda Ford Richard Fox Patty Frank Linda Frye Donna Fusarini Pat Fuson Joe Gaines Dickie Garrett Gail George Jerry Gibbs Shirley Gibbs Donna Gilliland Bill Gish Jimmy Goetz Roger Gooch Linda Graham Terry Gregory Charles Griffin Tommy Griffin Bonnie Grisham Roy Hackett Linda Harder Peggy llurgrove SOPH OMO RES Temesia Harris Gordon Hays Joe Hays Tommy Heath Randy Heavener Sandra Herod Bruce Hertz Suzan Higley Penny Hopkins Jimmy Horn James Howard Frank Hoy Libbie Hunter Peggy Hunter Philip Hyde Mike Johnson Bobbie Jones Jenny Jones Susan Jones David Kannon Margaret Keller Janice Kidd Tommy Killeer Frances King Linda King Larry Kirk Carol Kirkpatrick Kenneth Kornman Patricia Knuckles Ricky Kurzynske Richard Lane Randall Lee Patsy Leftwich Robert Levering Betty Lewis Doris Ann Lewis Tommy Lewis Jimmy Lind Phillip Lindsley Rosemarie Llana 1 , 442 ,iff -F ,. ttf, OUP' 1-, 'ir 5 . PKK. T' '- 0 3? iv- Q Gy V 1 X - 1 ' rival.. Y - ' 2, 'gig . .,.. - 5: Q. ' ' 5 , , ,Mx it J , Q ' , r'f?0b:-31-5 . X- -, .4 ' 3 1-1 x l SOPHOMORE5 4' Y r ,K ,Z A 'si A 'yy -iv A 5 ii, :sig 1 1 Q L' X 1 . ' 4 6 N, Jerry Lomax 3 ' ,Pau ,' j x Q, 4 .4 1 Gordon McClellan , i W-' 'f A Vonnie McCoy , Linda McDaniel Bill Manley 'J ' H . , My A . ff' , , 'Wi , Y Q- A 4-.. V 1-'24-eff-V ' , V A' V .' 'ish W if I, , J A ,'.., L W' if - A fr E W 5 7 ' 5. - , 5 James Martz I ' ll X f 'W w X l la ' P ' Jerr Martz A phi VVIVZ, 1 V,-- ff 1 M. V2 ' -fy 1 Y , , 5. Jerry Mayes 7' fi Q A ' A Awli q i f h i p' Q Russell Mays Ji Q A A 'A z L Charles Matthews 1' E Y V' f W ' ' , ,Qiff f n- ,F , gs , il :.4,. VV gg' Q' Tim Menees i T 1 ww' W' E y 5 ' 'iql wi I -4 an i Wanda Menees , fi, ,..... . ,i f ,,..-W V . on erryman P , , W i ,. W P T Y M g ' Plr. ,.:: , ff -Q W Q ..,, f Sl Debbie Mickle lil A , Q l 3 ' Brenda Moore e ii N T W , V ..e. . 4 T 6. .. 1 A 2 f 4 f 3.3 Saw Z L ei X l . A -' WB! ff Emily Moore - l ' V ' J h Q , . Ky - A 0 H Moore A X h fr, Sheridan Morgan it Zu A, - Douglas Mullican P l 'f Pat Mundy . H Q ,N .. 1 5 . Linda Murphy -I' ' 'Y 'q ' Terry Murphy Q. rar f-:'- i .- X N x I' A hw if? '- X . ..W ' William Norman ' ' , YXA Q la- H Tommy Oakley A Q Josephine Najar W-' Vw 1 N A Sig Nancy Napler l P i Charles Nelson i T so . ei Q . 'T ' 5 4, Q A M- ' Terry Newson 2 , if T 2 :agua Bobby Nichols 5 P ' x M A . T Gail Nichols 'P E, A y Steve Oden 'V i Jim Paris Bettv Parks aw l'l' John Patterson ' Bill Peacher ' Richard Perkins Ronnie Pharris Gary Phillips Q' 5 Carol Pirtle Stewart Pope , ., -, ' 1 ,gi A l Q ,fu 1 X I ' ' SOPHOMORES Danny Powers Robert Qualls Lenora Ragan Elaine Rethford Betty Rhodes Christy Rich Dianne Richards James Riddle Joe Riggins Laura Riggs Kenny Rives Paul Robinson Don Roney Anita Ryan Cherie Sadler Wayne Sapp Charles Sharpe George Sloan Mike Sloan Christie Smith Lester Smith Maurice Smith Tommy Smith Edwin Soapes Frank Spero Carolyn Stacey Linda Stewart Helen Stinson Connie Stone Susie Stratton Judy Sutton Wanda Swafford Wayne Sweeney Nancy Jean Tayl Clifford Thacker Carol Tipps Darlene Tomlinson Linda Trauernicht Charles Travis Candy Treadway T 'K.'l ' 3' 1 we fifvf ,, I lim 'G for fUv 1' N be SOPI-IOMORES W' 5' 459 1 af QQ.. ' - 30' -- liqewff f ' if . A ', 14 17? U M E I ii in Y' , J' I 1-, ' 1 an--A -- Q. PQ. J A, :FSU Bonnie Trineer Beverly Tuggle Nelson Turner Judy Vantrease Nancy Vaden David Vester Janie Wallace J. L. Warpool Dennis Webb Jessica White Shook White Brenda Whited Lana Whited Sandra Wilkins Lynn Williams Paulette Williams Shirley Willis Linda Witherspoon Bobby Wooden Roger Young Sharron Young 7 -u--5,3 ,,, FRESHMEN CLASS 1 ,V , ' A ii 1 '- ' Y' A ' if . S f' ll' ,R 1 ,. 1 Q. 4' , y 4 4 f 1 l ' V' I W! A l K 1 ,- . .1 ,wwfg . ,, WV, uf' .ai I f W CTT N J S ,L is mp , A K' r- .L 'f 1 -PM b , MA A I ,dk IT 1 3. 1523 . . N -:mf ', lx .i 4 , I 1 ' ' S'- u FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS BOB CHAFFIN .....,... ......m.-- P resident CAROL ARMSTRONG .... - - -Secretary-Treasurer JERRY BOYD F-x-F---- ,,,-. V ice President Patsy Adcock Henry Akin Tommy Alexander Elaine Allison Jerry Armour Carol Armstrong Danny Baker Patsy Baker Elaine Bass Jim Baxter Alex Beavers Carroll Ann Bechtold Judy Belcher Jeanie Bell Terry Bennett Kay Benton Tory Bogle Jerry Boyd Connie Bradley Mike Brown N A Tyr I I, I in I V il :li ' , J 6 Q li J w Q 5 iv- K f W -if xi I ' A I . :N .Q 'S ,fit 1 . ' V .qi . , ,...,,' 1, A 'jf a. We Q . . N t , , A, My fm A f Q ' ' 1-4 .mf ', H, E 4' fm 3 gil? Q' 591 Q i QQ. , I 1:9 f , - ' 3 A 'firms ' ,f . t'v Q , I3 ' xp i 1 i .1 if V ' lb. awe Q gf V i ..... f f N' A - 1' fn-rw -f K7' 1 .W 5' P' I f dr-A-. I ' , 9 . ff t 1 . . , I ,g 2 ' .-E-fl 1 'A i ' ,Q l J ,,,A V. ,. v .. 2 1 Q , I yi F - ' J 'Saga . ' it E dm' Q' ' C EV 1 J ' ' 40' 55,4 ' N i 1, . 1 is-. 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I J se pt FRESHMEN Steve Brown Richard Bryant Mike Buchanan Susan Burkitt Patricia Burroughs Christie Burrow Debbie Butterworth Jamie Caldwell Lloyd Callis Mary Lu Carden Noroma Carr Gloria Carter Mary Sue Carter Rudy Carver Bob Chaffin Barbara Chance Randy Chance Jimmy Cheatham Don Christian VVayne Clark Barbara Clay Marion Collier Caroly Connell Patricia Cook Tommy Cooper Beverly Cox Ronnie Craig Norman Crawford Barry Cullen Leslie Cunningham Jimmy Curtis Ronnie Darden Michael Darks Daisy Davenport Lynette Davidson Earlyn Davis Terry Delmsh Yitlilv ll0Pl'i0SI Dennis Dotson John Draper FRESHMEN Dennis Duke Judy Durham Ronald Eatherly Mike Evans Jimmy Fish Marilyn Fox Donnie Franks Johnny Frye Vickie Gaines Kenneth Gibbs Larry Gillem Linda Gillem Judy Goetz Linda Graves Jack Greene Linda Gullette Russell Hardaway Ann Harris Janice Harvey Jeanie Harvey Jim Harvey Margaret Hawk Wanda Henderson Robert Hester Joey Higgins Beverly Hill Jerry Hill Marsha Hinkle Dan Hire Steve Hixon Gerald Hollandsworth Jerome Hooper Linda Hooper Rebecca Howell Bobby Huffine Steve Hunt Barbara Ives Gayle Jennings Leon Johnson Earl Judd : A Q gg f , ei. iii? ' f IEW! if ' it . 1. , ' v r 5- ' '? ' Q 45? 45 Of ,! ' , 7 , L i 27 Ll LJ - . 4' ,4 Q- K if ,fm ':' ' Q 'Y' x -Q J H L A '7 .GP H Wg-Q ' . we ' guna.. ,Qi Q0 lj f R- .ENV fi? M Q '-' tj R Li xi .,'-4, Q 'K' N 7:5 ' X 1 an L v f V ,,,,,. C ::v E M we G wa? , ' 4 ,M ,.. ffl 4 V - , hit' 1 19 411' 1- 'ff ff at T S .2 H4 M. 1 Rub .' x 3,- 11 X f B . 'ff V htlk 'Q if ig? N- J X 4 in ' 1 sa. Gr 4 f V1 If -fn z A FRESHMEN Ronnie Kemp Linda Kendall Wayne Kidd Lucille King Suzanne King Betty Kirkpatrick Czarina Knight Mike Latimer David Layhew Mary Lidtke Charlie Ligon Ralph Livingston Kay Llana Lucinda Long Marsha Lorance Kristen Lorenz Judy Lowery Tommy McAnal1y Linda McClellan Van McCormack Janie McGhee Dewayne McKinney Vickie McMahan Bob lNIcPeak Brenda lVIabe Jerry Malone Gracie Martin Margaret Massey Judy lXIayo Quinella Mercer Roxanna Mercer Sherryl Midgett Ruby Miles Ruth Miles Dwight Moore Randall Morton Judy Klullican Harold Xlurft' Ann Newberry Richard Nimmo FRESHMEN Linda Nipper Jimmy Norris Lewis O'Conner Glenda Odom Sandra Osmundson Sherry Pardue Carol Parrish Forrest Pate Johnny Patt Diane Patterson Marilou Payne Louis Pearson Lani Pedrini Peggy Perry Linda Petty Sharlena Phillips Jim Pigue Buddy Pinson Ernest Pitt Suzanne Poe Willie Pohlman Galen Porter Patsy Porter Kelly Potter Joe Price David Pulley Harriet Purvis Joe Qualls Rebekah Qualls Brenda Reynolds Linda Richardson Randall Riggs Carolyn Roberts Peggy Roberts Danny Robinson Janie Robinson Tommy Rohtert Gloria Rountree Glora Ruck Jane Russell fl' ibn 1 ef ' .A.. 'HGV ,Q 59 E 71 a ,Q :.. y ' 1 1 lm x , ' is-I ' U ' X H: ' A L FRESI-IMEN Richard Russell Elaine Sanders Pat Sf:igsgnth:ilf:r Dennis Shrum Sylvia Slack W'ilma Slate Gary Sloan Inez Sloan Steve Sloan Diana Srnerlley Connie Smiley Donna Smith Earl Smith Jerry Smith Larry Smith Linda Smith Jeanette Smith Stephen Srnoot Roger Spivey Tommy Squires Linda Stovall Kay Stubbs Linda Swain Linda Switzer James Taylor Jean Teasley Carolyn Timmons Annette Tittle Judy Toney Don Traylor Marilyn Truett Martlia Tyler Kent Laiderwood Phillip Yaden XYanda Yaughn Linda XVakefield Dianna XYalden Sherrie Xlilrond Steve XYalker XYayne Wlilker RESHMEN John Ward Bobbie Warren Gary Warren Sandy Warren Glen Watrous Jackie Watson Ann Weatherford Diana Werner Wilbur Westbrooks Frieda White Steve Whitlock Jimmy Whittle Marie Whitworth Bobbie Williams Al Womack Joe Woodson Nancy Wooley Susan Young Margaret Zipperer vol'd. !r 5 li' 1 1' fm Ts. .- dk' in .-,mn KW 4 vv M ME i 4, ' A l il' T W' :1 Qrb Mrs. Chris measures the twenty-third snow. This winter will long be remembered by the students who live in the igloos. ---a 'sq9,4,:,c- EIGHTH GRADE ,W K I Q no JW'- I - A V: . -' ifj, 5 xr, 1 1 V 54' , C . I ' J J ng-R fix 5 A. f we 5 'W ' .1 wry 'V ,iz ff: my C. 131 '- P' 1.1 an Q . .7 xx NY , 3 .4 A Tiff! if Qui .. ff .. ,grit X X 1 'G I rw A flue A !, 1 I 1 i T' .W ,, ' ff M . A Q 7 A e fi K, 1:1 ,t V V 1 nf' ,x 4 A , ,Q 1 ,pl ,I s 1.3 J V er 41 . 4' , in ' ' f A V 4 xg . , 3 .5 , L ' 9 ' f ' '...-1-'-qi X if Q V l 4 . Y ' W 14,4 .M we in , f .,. 3 ,,,, 'Sf y' W, ,P 6 or in as. ,ll ' .un eu ga lg A V ' N we Pa' . i i. X x. I , If 4 tl hm' :.., 0-Ax ,Q Q g. L- ,, Q . I 51 . -M, ' . Q C L K 1 V .Mi mba 4 of V 1-an ' ar- 'cv 1 'rl li N Us-' W -. :H 3 ,EN '3- ' A rt. P s Q 9 fii NY -.T-4 1 ., 1 Gp. V Y if -V Ti' ' lf' e - 'nu- if Q 191 r fe? L16 F! X if 7 f f r .es i' bn V7 'yb'fl 3 .. y 94 L 1 ,Q Gauge an Q f X. ge .1- X1 1 u. ' ,J pe ,Q if is T' I! ix, 4 -f I ' T-1:4 f' Q ri :L 3' rf ' Mary Adams James Aldridge Nancy Allbritton Anita Alley Bobby Archer Brenda Armour Jerry Arrington Linda Austin Jimmy Baker Nancy Baker Nancy Barnett Jane Barron Ronnie Baskin Marie Bates Donna Baxter Kay Baxter Lavonne Bean Owen Beitsch Charles Belcher Linda Benedict Linda Benson Ronnie Bevels Donna Binnion Robert Birdsong Kaford Blaylock Bill Boyd Ronnie Bradley Dan Breckenridge Linda Brooks Mark Brooks Shirley Brown Sandra Brummett Darlene Bryan Danny Bryant lNlyron Bryant Jimmy Burch Ruthie Butler Catherine Cadwallader Carolyn Campbell Ronnie Campbell Linda Cargile Richard Carpenter Dorothy Carr Sandra Carson Georgia Carter Howard Carter Dianne Carver Donna Casey Lynn Cashion Patricia Claridy Mark Clifton Donna Coffeen Johnny Cook Lynn Corlew Tony Crowder Larry Crowell Gary Crowley Billy Crtnnp Ruth Davenport Linda Davis Troy Davis 'llOI1'lIHy Deal Steve Dontion Larry Deweese 5, . f-. Chuck Dillon .J 3' ' J hi Bill Dickinson Ann Dorris Peggy Dorris Steve Dorris Kathy Douglas Kenneth Draughon Celia Driver Suzanne Driver Barbara Dunlap Nancy Dutton Brenda Elliott Curtis Lee Ellis Thomas Estes Paula Etheridge David Farley Mary Fish Rany Fisher Darrel Ford Garland Forkum Beverly Frazier Joyce Gibbs Jane Goetz Eddie Greene Richard Griggs Dennie Hackett Mary Hale Janice Hand Jerry Hannah Shelia Harman Arthur Harris Mike Harrison Mary Haskins Nancy Hart Mike Head Connie Helms Eric Henderson Becky Herod Phillip Hicks Odie Higley Jill Hobrock Cindy Hoffman Linda Hood Vicki Hooper Bill Howard Hugh Howell Brenda Huffine Connie Hulan Connie Hunter Patsy Hunter Daryl Hutchinson Lamont Ingalls Connie Jackson Jim Jackson Ns Brenda Jenkins Jacque Johnson Gwen Jones Stephanie Karponia Beverly Kaylor David Keel Ann Keeler Jane Kelley i W' Q ,Nv- V4 E fr' 6 V EIGHTH GRADE I E -' ... in a S 4. V 1 B - li :ev 'I . f gd. , 1 , A G ? 1 'ii' 9 , J ll, . ii H 'Y XX if Q ,Q Q 1' ? ij ' T 4, : bm X . U' . N , V I 4. I V 1- 4: l. ' 9 3 , 1 Q ff , ' ' iv g, I f ' f ' N 3 'H I I A ' ' a V I ' ,, S k.v,.x I iii X31 1 .I I if N V if va A 45 '4-v I V 'dr . . Q wi ' 3' , A, I f -. P - V 'B' l -sr uv- -F' 3 7 8? , ,, .. ' V' tl C an if , 'C' IZ. 2 'H ' T' f , i G4 . l . 1 ' A M X I G L EIGHTH GRADE :ffl . 'R 53 'K' , , A W , L 5 . , Q fi A t 1-' W ,M .r po. . ., K av ' 'C' I 9 'Y - A 5 s-x 5 4 .4 aww, , . In , 1 I 1 ' I-it F 5' ' I . 'N 3. fi ir' , 4 UI' y. '-' A Q., :L J ' uw, i ' J f 4 . j y 'A if - if 1' 'W . '5' .,,, 4 Q -- 9' fn .1 . Q3 as , 'i for . W -. N- ig was i . , ' G tm QP' gp. ' X Y 1 l hz' i si if .uw U 17 G 3' ii' C 4' . r ,Z 0 t g, I 633 M P . K l 'W . Diffs . :W r , Q W' ' S- -. ei .ii 1- Q I I rf' , 4 -'Q i ' ' N L N ia gg, fr U 4 ' W ,, , 5 .I 4, if as if K .W Q :Q L .1 sv Q-'S if 5 5 i A Q 4-w:S,gj lcrfirl mx 'V ex ,, . ' N J Q-.rf .5 ' i uh -w. t rw 'A Y V ,...,.. 3 iv. t A A f f' ' ' Gr 9- Q -' , Y 1' :. Q-, 1 N 'L' f! Q 'B ' A ' .ci '. V N if ':' ,.. f 73 .. Y .f ns. 'Y'- X. , vw ii . at 0' A i -: ' 4,7 '-If -.- C? if P .l 'X s ' yy N J , ll , ,r AN' . .. Y 2 Q, ff' if ga ff- 5' ,,, ,Q .- i an 5 sal: J s' ' , :iw X 84 lg., X f ' 'Cf' we ff -A V X Q' f J J - is .- -f It 1 X r' ' .ti-.Q - , x A... -'Sz 6' H A MA E Q Y ' If.. 1 he-' f,.-V , J x M Y . S' ' SN Richard Knapp Sylvia Kuiters Ronnie Lane Wayne Lanier Danny Lawrence Larry Leath Donny Lee Steve Lee Cheryl Lester Linda Lewis Paulette Lindsley George Luster Gail Lydon David McBratney Julian McClellan Brenda McCoo1 Eddie McCormack Danny McDaniel Johnny McDaniel Michael McDaniel Mike McDonald Vivian McElroy Joyce McKinnon Larry McMasters Linda McNeal Lynn Malone Gary Manley Sharon Martin Joyce Mathis Alicia Menees Patsy Menees Teresa Mickle Charles Mickle Sandra Miller Stephen Moore E. J. Moore Ronnie Mullins Jim Murff Terry Murii' Lois Nipper Patricia Nunley Dennis Onks Patsy Osborne Bobby Overton Darlene Parrish Carol Paul Bobby Payne Connie Pearce Lori Pedrini Kathy Peeler Ronald Pendergras Robert Perkinson Steve Petty Peggy Piss Cindy Potter Ellaine Price Donna Pulley Bobby Purcell Paula Rainey Debbie Rains Pat Read Judy Reece Debbie Reed Don Reynolds Dale Rushing Ted Russell Gene Ryman Linda Samson David Santi Richard Scott Gary Scruggs Belinda Seals Kay Sims Rebecca Sims Pam Simmons Wayne Slayden John Sloan Donna Smiley Charlene Smith Larry Smith Nancy Smith Sandra Smith Steve Smith Joan Sowell Ernie Soyars Joe Speakman Linda Stacey Lois Stacey Sheri Steele Ken Steverson Roger Stewart. Gary Stinson Steve Stone Alan Stubbs Terry Sutton Jim Taylor Barbara Thacker Carol Tittle Ellen Tosh Delta Treppard ' 4, Carolyn Turner David Underwood Jerry Vantrease Tom Wachtel Brenda Walker Judy Walker Barbara Wilkins Donnie Williams Marilyn Williams Mike Williams Ronnie Williams Tommy Winkler Martha Winters Ruth Witztum Sammy Wolfe Betty Woods Wanda Wright Ronnie Young 'P ' in A , . ' I - 6: ' V ' v ' A A -'I' t' l y ' T' L 2' S? ' M A ' A , o f -c 5 so - f- - i -S ,T - ' g T f 1 Os 5.0 , .4 BF V- A rw Q Q v Q . j 'QQ P id I 1 - jf' A Y N N- 3' .' r - dk -, T' A , r :ei 'Y' ,I Jw' V, 5, ' s- x V A in J' C1 'T' liii ' it' 1 f V 1 'nz' . T 4 EV fN fx ,-, .W Q ' Q ' .' .A '40 on Q. AQ. B N ,Y ,2 ...J gl J ' A -QL 1 A T ' q Mr. , 6 'RN . an , ..,: f W 4 4 Q ' H he . Q' I evra: N u,.sp ' I , Q- .T 'L-0 W Q' ai' i :L T 'C' ' 'D '-If f- 'rt ' '- 'lf . A 1 1 f ' l ' , as ' l Ti , n I 5 , . f 35- 4 ,1 1 N 5 SEVENTH GRADE an , :meg L ' - lifxif ' ff-in I -: si . ?' ' ' L l, ti 5 i 4, 6 new l Sr' N- W -.uns f- ehv, 'S- f. A 'iw W sg GI' y .3 is J U' Z, 4 A vf 'av' 'H' 1 ' Kp .linsfl J, , . AB, 1 ' , ef ,y-3 C5 I .Q Q J' -G2 A E. 1, Ul- J, Q , , j s V as ' an V, -1- ? Q X x , , .9 nf ' 'U' -. ? 3-4-If V-cf 42141 f 'V as 9 I f 171- . .- 5 1 ' ,., QD H ,, , T w my , . . . ' rage rl. 4. :K . 1 . J'i4pR,V,:s,g.:,i,x, A , , ' a V 3 F .,,, . .qs R W- al ,M . i z . i , .. , bf X , 5.62. ,,, ' '- .. ., , 69' . ' ' ,Q N, ,X . Qi , X 'ff' - ue' X 4,1 A ' 3' fa , af, 4 I H iii, A s A , 1.1 ' . fa - A 'yn' . , 'xg V X 4 f 1 Q w , .1 K ,g -vial A if 4,-htvbvx rs ' W, - , , H 5 'CF ,ww Y A ' H' u- no 5. . M X4 .Q V' N, g ' Qs'-f , ' 5- 2 Q u .1 y ' 'NN , .. , hd, gf: , 4 A., .Q 1- X, vi 'Q gg, .- 3 ' - N 'ef 4 'f 1 ...-. x -X 5 Y in ' 'fic , . .. Q Q A . ve gi. 'L A -' S, M R Nr' - H, ' sv- ' gv ' ' fc Q , ,. Q x f Tiff 273' 3' ' :fl V .. ' - sfo. ,. . rx . 'N i on X JS? A. qi as , X ' ir I 2 5 A A . ' A . A M 'sr X 1- liz? 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' 1 f l C X Regina Agee Ronald Agee Bobby Akin Jim Alexander Nancy Alexander Susan Alexander Carol Allen Nancy Jo Allen Judy Anderson Richard Anderson Danny Andrews Edward Andrews Mike Atchley Bobby Atwood Donnie Ashley Kenneth Baker Glenna Bandy Gwen Bandy Lynn Bandy Nanelle Barrett Donald Batts Jack Beavers Ricky Bechtold Marie Benton Judy Biggs David Bivens Charles Blankenship Jennie Bowles Pat Broadrick Judy Brawner James Brightwell Bonnie Briley Diane Brown Ruth Ann Bruce Barbara Buchanan Sheryl Burns Mike Burroughs Susan Burrow Billy Butler Phil Butrum Dana Capps Craig Carter Kathy Chambers Pam Chance Jackie Clark lNIarjorie Clinard Paul Cole Elita Coleman Glenda Coley Susan Conner Sandra Cook Dianne Cooper Danny Cornwell Brenda Crain Jimmy Crawford Jimmy Cripps Jo Ann Cripps Joe Crowder Jerry Crowell Sandra Daniel Mary Davenport Benny Davis Judy Davis Johnny Dickson Steve Doochin Carl Douglas Marvin Drake James Draper Jack Driver Jerry Duke Andy Dunn Beverly Earnest Brenda Earnest David Engan Steve Estep Cynthia Fain Mike Farris Drena Ferguson Leanne Ferguson Margaret Fish Kathy Fleming Kay Forkum Joe Fox Linda Franklin Richard Freudenthal Marsha Frye Tommy Fusarini Nina Gamble Paulette Gannon Billy Garrett James Glover Billy Goad Diane Goodman Gerald Grant Brenda Greene Charles Gregory Pam Gregory Claudia Griffin Douglas Griggs Larry Grisham Leela Hale Louise Hale Linda Hall Teresa Hamlin Kenneth Hanna Vickie Harlan Randy Harrell Roger Harrell Gregory Harris Betty Hartley Samuel Hartman Bobby Harvey Carol Hawkins Reid Hawkins Judy Heath Donnie Heer Claudia Helm Joyce Hesson Debbie Hicks Gaius Hill Joe Hooper Vickie Hopkins Regina Homer Gloria Horton Carol Huffine Sherron Hunt SEVENTH GRADE J, 'ii' 6 kv id in '- gh ' ' as X br up. lm - Lv- lou- if C- wr-- Q I K xv ' i f' ' ' .. A . - ' ' ! sd , 1 A A H Q 1 S: V ' 'Q I v V be 3? S i ,ze - 'v- 'I ' U A 4 as exif 'E A ,C 5 J' Q 8 ,, E K' ' 4 P ' ' P v ng. 'JL ,Lf-2, ' ' . xv f if mr, A H- .Q nw ga A' -'T' , '- rr up -'33 Q, r' v 4 er J A M ' I . X A ' M 'JZ' ff f l A 'Q it Q... , f ' A ' l Q .YW 'G' ' ' . y. . 1 ' TV . sf 6 N Q l . Q X M X . 1 . i b 4 ' ,, ,v X V' ' ff' uf ws- 'C' i , T'- 1151 V O 1 r Q I A 1 I , ' ,. ,, , 41 F , i K Q I W A, ' X 'df I 1 . Q2 X al, hp f' a .4 1 fi 'L -Mal i624 l' 1 ir ,Q 4 4 Q SEVENTH GRADE Qs Fr i A 'W ' - . -- it ,I , - ' ' ., - ,.. ,, -as 3 W 1 j C h-nr ' ' 2 ' 6, , Qs- , Y' ' K , ' K X NJ' ' -A F X 1 'CL ,Q-Z, E '- --' Y? ff ' f' W 4?'w,fr i gr. WT, 'H 45 or -as -4- Y 1 '55 if sa 4' 8 i s vu -' 1-J 5 --'-f-r ' S V' 'H ' . K ' l i X. 71 ,- - , Y ' ' ' i r a , f V A, 3 , fx f . K' Q ,MK 1 H - is-f A ,C Q Q, 'Q 4 4 ,ab 'aa .G 'v v . l if R - z, lf J ' xr P54 e I! I MLA Q I 9 Q Q . y ,-.- .,. ' ' W I K .- A f , A vhssp- G5 'Dsl Kun 'vm 4 f ini! A G ,df f-ai' 4 ii I , S A Aw .',. -Q5 P K 77 Q J. 1 .. y P ,J v M V ,,, r ' . 'N , ' 34+ ' Q... f T7-0 'E J L - - 'ff' 4 is 3 O , I ' , Q ' as is Q . Q i ,, V ' ir-. :gm Q me X' ik Q. I. 'ml' O ' nv- I V A i gp, is u- sm: r , , , X G V X, X , ' ef' f S . y X ,,.. , R .. L , A I L13 'M Y ,vm f i l i in wr 4' Q :Z , ' Pr' ' S' 5 -'X fm A ggi 4 5 M w - N, . .,-if Q aw Q 3 X A SME 5 ir.. , ' i ' C Q- ir- - . ar 3, ' f' -: ' 5 ' s I xi X . -c. . bi '-X . ' J' i-.. A s 35. nw 5 Q .J . vt J, - 1' , ...Q Q sg y 4 ' - 1 ' Q U 1 . Q V Bs Q if 19:5 -Q' , -' i on r .' , , X Y N e if J J A-f E - , A f Ritchie Hutchison Janis Ivey George Jackson Patricia James Jackie Jernigan Carl Johnson Natha Johnston Penny Johnson Linda Jones Owen Joyner Danny Keels Judy Keller Beverly Killingsworth Jerry King Roger King Debbie Kirkpatrick Sandra Knight Shirley Knight Peggy Kuchta Lindy Lewis Dennis Lind Charles Link Tommy Logan Gene Lomax Jeni Lorenz Gary Luster Jack Lynn Lynn McClung Maclynn McCrary Tresa McCrary Terry McDaniel Danny McEwen Lynn Mabe Jerry Martin Gary Mason George Massey Daryll Mayberry Larry Maynard Ruth Ellen Meadors Dianna Minchey Gail Mitchell Susan Moore David lNIorris Selene Myers Freddy Najar Carolyn Nettleton Roger Newland Arlene Nichols Phil North Jimmy Oakley Robert Ogg Sherrie Overton Jo Ann Parrish Philip Patterson Rebecca Peacher Randy Pepper Sandra Poklman Connie Pope Don Powers Sherrie Powers Joyce Presley Drusilla Rains Danny Reagan Mary Marie Reed Darlene Reynolds Wanda Riddle Linda Ripptoe James Robertson Brenda Rooker Bobby Ruck Billy Rucker Jerry Russell Cindy Ryan Mark Sanders Frank Scott John Scott Mike Searcy Kenneth Settle Eddie Shelby Mary Shores Teresa Slaughter Joan Sloan Roger Sloan Sandra Smiley James Michael Smith Michael D. Smith Mary Smithson Lila Soapes Linda Stacey Daryl Stevenson Pat Stockard Alice Stroud Sherrie Taggart Kathy Teasley Paula Teeple Thomas Sweathomas Given Thompson Anna Tisdale Florence Traylor Lyanne Trineer Etta Underhill Jerry Walker Sue Walker Van Walker Susie Walton Carol Warren Cheryl Warren Johnny Warren Candy Watson David Wayman Jean Weatherford Eddie Webb Becky Williams Beverly Williams Bobby Williams Earl Williams Ronnie Williams Bill Winchester Wayne Witt Steve Young .f 4 1 6 4- 34 Q-. g Q 3' ur- xfi' I-s '41 ui, .:i 5 'T - B' 4 Q- K lu-If S 1-v s.. . Q Q. VL -1 'V ...WV 5- -fr o ei ,-r ,gg Y' , an ' 'Q J , F J 'sr E H' 5- f 4 5' I U 3 A . E ,.f . 1 f 1 X A iv-K, Y . -' Y 2 , ' r -Q SEVENTH GRADE .1 N l 4 Q f l -evo ' , T , - ' . y if - N ' E ,f 9' xr tt' . ,g,,. , ' L Q, A 1 .I Y ' T ' 3' ,f 'S-' 'C' 'C' C I-. ' Qs 5- ,3- T' Y ' ov-v f 5, l Q E , N X' 4 V .Q g, ' f -ab by 'fi V 'Q will A .N or l nr WI?-3 Ti V wi. E- ' ' r X Q 6 N- ,J - J Nt- ' v P ' J , W 3 v fir Q Z' Q 5' la ' T' I -- 'CT' . 5' 1 1 a' .- 1 6, t .4 in , . ,, if' , f li pi S fl FEATURES By happy steps We learn to share together the good times of high school days. l I Q 1 in 4 T ,psf ,f K' l L nh fx F'- A 4 a I T ' Q o Q Y A i I 1 i L T I 1 I Q , F - 111 V, I 5 ' 5 I W. E K. R V rj A - S , 0 ,qi K Y V 4, i X' W1 ' 'Q . .tg ii r Q . Q A . F 1 ,wrt f ' 1'v - If X, , 39. uf 4 , ,,, 4 I . - IWL g ' ' nv 1 , f 1 a f nk ' 1 ' - V!! .,,' k. ' 'Nl .x x .- IX 1 ' ' --Q-or-Q ,Q 5, .4 , A N U srl - 5 1, N ,N -. 4 3 V1 Q X . ev M nl , . Y .- Q A H ' , W 1 , Q, 1. 321 1 1 'X -VP , 4- ' N 4: i ',f .5' ' .47 Vg, vi. i . 'f -.3 , L- i 51 s 3 2 L, s V ? s --.- f '2w,. 1' qv wrmyx K 1. M' 1 :bg Q 4 X- -4.1- 1 X4 .F 3. i , 'Wk .1 m 5, J 1. ,K , 'ati-i f -wi' ' I .q S , , K - . ' . 1. 5' 5311 , 'f ,- J ,I I I If I f I I 6 J' QQ ,,,, ' '-QQ ww-- i7 HOMECCDMING Kew, ,1 '91 I 3' y' Tw , lxpuwg, I , .. 1 ' ' Q' ,. -g . , 532,352 ,- l,. - ----s 1' YQ. , -. ' -V . - All attention is focused on the lovely Queen. f 5 0 -1 , 3 ' , E3 3 S Q Kathy King and James Wright were the Crown bear- One of the beautiful attendants, Harriet Haber- ers' thear, was presented in pep meeting. At Madison High School, one of the high points of the year is Homecoming. Watching an ex- citing game are the Homecoming Queen and her court: Alma Callaway, Douglas Gober, Mary Head Bobby Young, and Carolyn McCormack. .I I PQ 'Ai 5'x HOMECOMING QUEEN MARY EVELYN HEAD ASSEMBLIES The band, chorus, and majorettes perform in the music assembly. X 1 wa, Fatima Onks reclines to enjoy her annual Cheryl Wagerman and Shirley during the annual assembly. Gentry bear the colors as members of the band drill team. Shorts?! . . Don't worry, it's Hillbilly Day. 42 .-'f'taw:' Q' ,-- 'I' ,uzwm A X I . -,. -. , H, ,J 405,043 -4 ,, 59 -'f,,445 ,1 'F 'B -' au: ,'- r 1 , Y , - '- 1-e ' 'Z . ' . 52 , f- ' f , ,. , , s, y '- ,J J . -.11 -.7 57, . 7l'l.f 'f. 75 J:f . , -- f,- - ' . - L, -' 1'-f' A ' ' -ff 'ff'- ' ' ' .. if 1 - 42 fe-ggi fr' ff rc--C, P353 ,ff ,2 il- cgi . ,,' -' -: ' ' ,. . -W , I - -:- -1- f-An...-. --....da..- -, - MISS MADISON ALMA CALLAWAY 'V x. J. I nj, ' ' 1 Kitty and Vicki pay a penalty in court. Even Hillbillies need to read. fn iv! SADIE HAWKINS AND HILLBILLY DAYS Jimmy and Conrad eat all the profit at the popcorn machine. ' , , -M . .x ,I - 1 V lx QBKING TGGEIH Wwfums Our distinguished faculty. Judge Martin presiding with dignity as usual PEP MEETINGS Chief Crawford gives 3 Th6y'I'e feeling thCiI' ChQ91'iOS! war whoop. v' ' , , Hey gang. hey gang .... YYY!!! 15 ,Q fx s ' .I 1 'C - I IIS I3 ANI MMI-rfuxnl IIIIW Q C Ax B If fm .II I ff, I I I, S' I 5. S I I JTJ fa? I CIII X in LLITH PEACH PARTY: Terry Newson, Jane Schutt, Marian Core. '+I ' .f-AI . 1 f . C 'ff'-'L , if-Q I ' , I I -- ii A fwsgf I f, Ju, . I?I'I:I'I:dIf:I L 412 Ti' ' . :f,1 .gfeI f 413 A' 'I KORNEY PARTY: John Reynolds, Ken- neth Kornman, Cherie Sadler. YTD PEANUTS PARTY: Linda Graham, Stan- Iey Carver, Chuck Boyd. STUDENT COUNCIL ELECTIONS IJYE IJIXIICFIA NUIU' I I oliii' I 111' ll 'GTE DILLCRATS DIXI-CRAT PARTY: Judy Adams, Ronnie Buchanan, Donna Lorenz SPEC'AL BULLET-'N KORN EY PARTY WINS! I E i e i 4 FAMILIAR FACES AT MADISON I 1 r i 1 1 2-.J vi Mrs. Hudson and Miss Phipps gossip. Mr. yvolew ligtenst V , N i U k . gf.. r. 1 Mrs. Eldridge talks. ' AIP. Dvl'1'ics1 waits. W These folks turn, our steps into escalators . . . CAFETERIA WORKERS xx? w hi ,LJ lr Mrs. G. B. Dillehay, Manager, Ann Hall, Assistant Manager, Ada Stubblefield, Maxine Wayman Lucille Crosslin, Dorothy Phillips, Margaret Sorrels, Evelina Sorrels, Goldie Darr, Ann Crowder, Faye Smith, Allie Lazenby, Doris Walker, Dean Cowley, Dorothy Meadows, Luorie Walden, Charlotte Reed, Lois Darrow, Carrie Chambers, Dethula Mathis, Columbus Boone, Washie Jones. CUSTCDDIANS .Tb 77 if 4 ll .. We - , x il I Roy Baxter, James Buford, James Walton. PATRGL BOYS Coach King, Jerry Vantrease, Pat Stockard, Joey Hooper, Randy Williams, Mrs. Barnes, Jerry Mayes, Tommy Rilleen, Chuck Dillon, Mark Brooks, Wayne Slayden. f 5 1 Z 1 1 ' - , e 1 5 l 7 i 2 E 3 f N ?'S ' ,i I 5 L Q l I ,ga-QRQIH' ia., I , iii if . g s Q, I D- it 5, Tpv . Forensic Club wins first place in the County One Act Play Contest for their production of lVhere the Cross Is Made. ORGANIZATIONS Organizations show us the stepping stones to becoming good leaders and worthy contributors to today and to- morrow. RAM STAFF GENIE BARRON Assistant Editor ,Q 3 Y. MW' u? ' . 'Wit' Joyce Halmontaller, Editor 5 LUCY HALL GAY GISH ERNEST ONKS BOBBY HASH Business Class Sports Assistant Manager Editor Editor Sports Editor C . A ,,,,.. , Y-'es Q yr, -new if ' I, A ls: uh GERALD LINDA BRAWNER JANICE HOWARD CAROLYN ODOM DILLEHAY Assistant OSMUNDSON HENDERSON Senior Editor Sales Manager Business Clubs Editor Miscellaneous Manager Editor P' gg, , af .bw Y :sf fyl Q V ' If W., f' ,. 5 T' H , 1,5 ,CJ if if if W ff 0, Staff photographers: David Crowell, Bill Williams, Donnie Cooper. Typists: Connie DeLosh Billy Linneman. Christie Burrows, Elaine Bass, Bev- erly Allen, Martha McDaniel, Rach- el Edds, Kenneth Kornman. Judy Eberhart, Anita i i L' Poteet, Susan Young, Genie Barron. -v , If ,, . xx ' Faye Everett, Susan Higley, Sandra Smith, Nancy Hart. STUDENT COUNCIL The heart of this school is its Student Council. The organization is comprised of members elected from each homeroom and oflicers elected each spring by the entire student body. l President Vice- President Bobby Young Chuck Boyd 4. --'W Q- Q. l . , 4 ASSEMBLY COMMITTEE: Tommy Cooper, John Reynolds, Annette Tittle, Bobby Young, Chuck Boyd, Marguerite Wolfe, Carl Douglas. I 1 i I I I F LUNCHROOM COMMITTEE: Owen Beitsch, Gerald Dillehay, Richard Nimmo, Annette Tittle, Mike Head. BULLETIN BOARD, SIGN, T.V., LIBRARY, A N N U A L COMMITTEE: Ann Najar, Ed- die Benson, Katie Reed, Joyce Halmontaller, Gay Gish. POINT SYSTEM, LETTERS, and AWARDS COMMITTEE: Jenny Jones, Susie Chaifm, Carole Clinton, John Reynolds, Dick Davis, Bobby Cartwright, Wayne Bailiif, David Keel, Connie Draughon, Brenda Floyd. BUILDING and GROUNDS COMMITTEE: Steve Doochin, Mike Head, Dewey Foster, Phil North, Delta Frippard, Jimmy Pittman, Bobby Hash, Norman Crawford, Fred Brumbach. tg I V QW' uf' ' y Secretary Sponsor Marguerite Wolfe Mr. James Wright it 6 5, f uf bw mx,-.S J ' xv 11 M ::, : . rlr- 'i ii, LQ- w b-w.-...ge X' - I-, J HANDBOOK and PUBLICITY COMMIT- TEE: Cathy Peeler, Johnny Warren, Beverly Williams, Judy Elliott, Connie Hollingsworth, Mary Johnson, Charles Nelson, Ernest Onks, Mary Evelyn Head, Eddie Benson, Ernest Pitt. is CLUBS COMMITTEE: Donna Baxter, Linda gullette, John Reynolds, Bruce Hertz, Stanley arver. WELFARE COMMITTEE: Vicki Harlan, glziry Evelyn Head, Judy Eberhnrt, Steve sep. STUDENT COUNCIL The Council serves to strengthen the ties between the faculty and students and acts in committees to sponsor certain school activities such as clubs, assem- blies, and social functions. SOCIAL COMMITTEE: Shir- ley Gentry, Linda Frye, Bob Chaflin, Jerry Boyd, Marguerite Wolfe, Stanley Carver. Lenora Ragan. X .K- DEVOTION.-XI. C O NI Nl I T- TEE: Betty Jo Stubbletiold. Phil N o rt h, Nancy Allen. Charlie Brown. ml HK. 'NY yi Q lof- 'D' President Vice President Secretary Treasurer Sponsor Q James Hayes Joyce Halmontaller - Carolyn Odom DaV1d Knox Mrs. Nancy Dillon NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Knowledge is one great element in life which leads to the highest success? The object of the National Honor Society is to promote a greater appreciation in high school students for learning and citizenship. Membership is one of the most rewarding ac- knowledgments of a person's high school achievements. Each student who is elected to the organization has a responsibility to set an example for the objectives of the Society: Character, Service, Leadership, and Scholarship. Donna Abraham Elaine Anderson Judy Anderson v- . c H ,AVA . P 4:- . - 'l l Af Q .4 X . 'I-, A , f 1. -,.-, o ul ! Patricia Baker S Q 1 F V1Ck1 Benson an Chuck Boyd Ronnie Buchanan Kitty Capshew 'Mm Martha Lou Cherry Marian Core Pamela Dowell if Margaret Edds Rachel Edds 'RX 'rw af ag' Q if f -ow vp ,Q-my yr 1633 X x , X A 5 41 'If f Q1- Senior members of the Honor Society try on their cords for graduation. AP! 'is Q rils ' Bt' -qw '. ' 'sf XM- . .xt ...i 2' Q 'T' 1 SPL as ,-vm Wx Donald Fusarini Patricia Gentry Gay Gish Tyree Harris lVIary Helm Carol Hester Linda Hester Lynn Higgins Blll'l72ll'1l Keller Joe Lunai Brenda McDaniel Edie Nuys Diana Mullicnn Cheryl Patterson Gail PCI1llL'1'Ql'llSS Lindam Pope liilllv Hemi John lleymvlrls Nluriguinu lgiylor Sydney Willis President Vice Preszdent Secretary Treasurer Sponsor Sponsor Tyree Harris Jerry Harder David Knox Mrs Jane Eldridge Miss June Kennedy NATIONAL FORENSIC LEAGUE DEGREE OF DISTINCTION Janet Brown Gerald Dillehay Dennis Dotson Margaret Edds Rachel Edds Jerry Ann Gibbs Howard Henderson Leon Johnson Kenneth Kornman Charles Nelson Tim North Jim Paris Mike Ragsdale Conrad Slate Betty Jo Stubblefield DEGREE OF EXCELLENCE Becky Bates Bobby Bohnenstiel Stanley Carver Carol Clinton Connie DeLosh Mike Edge Nita Ferguson Jimmy Hayes Lynne Higgins Nancy Hight The Forensic Club captured the county sweepstakes trophy for the fifth consecutive year They won the county debate tournament the county one act play contest, the events trophy for the entire year of forensic effort and Betty Jo Stubblefleld was named the All-County Girl Margaret Edds along with Tyree Harris elected as State Senator, will represent Tennessee Winfred Kinard Roger Young DEGREE OF HONOR Brenda Bradley Beverly Butler Melinda Caldwell Judy Goetz Linda Hooper Ricky Kurzynske Edie Mays Dianne Richards Carol Scott Marianne Taylor Ronda Wade Janie Wallace DEGREE OF MERIT Bill Gish Lucinda Long Kristen Lorenz Charles Matthews Dwight Moore Linda Neal Ernest Onks Dianne Patterson Ronnie Peterson Susie Stratton Susan Taggart. Frieda YVhite Marie XVhitwoi-th Ill IS lllll ll 1 . r-if! -r. W' K 5 Mrs. Wiley and the Madison High School Library. LIBRARY LASSIES -!sx1 HYIIQ. ,,, xi Sf I 1,-:,,. , 1 wp QW Again this year the Library Lassies has been one of the most active and important organi- zations in school. The club's annual activities began with a Book Tea for the faculty in which France, Modern Literature, and De- mocracy vs. Communism, were the display topics. During Book Week, Lassies again made book talks in classes throughout the school. On March 14 the club held its Induc- tion Service with Mrs. VVillodene Scott of Peabody Demonstration School as the guest speaker. Seven new members were inducted, five received pins, and 'five were awarded guards for previously earned pins. The final activity of the Library Lassies was the attend- ance of the Middle Tennessee Association of Student Library Assistants. There they were awarded second place in the annual scrapbook competition. V52 i Y it 'W TW l in 525 9 Q 51 fc 1. P. Q: ': fra :Y vi 71A .iv lv ty 1 . is 7. 9 4-'Q 4 'H I , ws xi' 1. Fi, 5.4 1: Nb sig fi iw! ,R 24 Ae Vs lr. 4 , . - me , 5' 44 E ,v ,A 9811 LIBRARY r t 5 , A i. M .H , fy . , ' 5 s. J as Q14 z Et' 1 , vi , V ,Q .. W2 5 ,-V, Carolyn Rachel Edds Secretaryg Marianne Taylor Pfesidentg Litton, Katle Reed, V106-PF9S1dGDt Mar aret Pat Gentry, Historian, Sydn A ,,,m,,,,., .. ..,... M -,. ,, Ji WS. 111 , ' Eddsg Carol W, -,z .McBratneyg Hester JE wait? ' TVR . 9 If Q' if , ,ti ' .v X N Q ig. , l 4, ,. :iz M V ,. e ' 1 ki i ' 1 fl' 2 1 V , -3 i' 1 X , ,f r L , ' X , 1 -l X A X l M A r , it ' .5 ' tg, 4 ,Q we-Q A 'ev 1 1 , 2 , 51:25 -N I ' ' . Q 'J r-.1 I -Q X 1,, ,,.l A V i 2 ff ,S f A ,.V1V- - -. ' A M in -ff i, S Q .W,,.......z...,'s' ,, -5 Pat Seigenthaler, Linda Hooper, Judy Goetz, Linda Stovall, QA N. MA ,A --1 A IH 6. I. km. .mx I, 4 .s-3 'fi K, 1, , i ' M, flu., ,N Wan. a..,...,Nz-.... Q., .,,.. SQ Erm- .,,, , Y . , ,,, W. N K ' :2i1.,.5W.,.m.....a..,a.. Q. 'Nj . Linda Harder, Marsha Lorrance, Fay Everett, Wanda Menees, Leslie Cunningham, Diane Richards, Janie Douglas, Betty Callis, Nancy England. . 1, , Z .,, F 2 1? 5 2 ?i T5 si ' . ..J 'S 'S 'Q ? L I E 23 QE 3 is lene Bryan, Nancy Dutton. 3 3 Ali , 3 Q ' i.. Q 1 f xl' .Q -5 K E . EQ in ' - ' Az K fi ' 5 V, .1 '-jg ' N gd s ' Aa Pat Reed, MiS Yager, Paula Rainey. Jane Goetz Darlene ' Parrish, Linda Samson, Donna Baxter, Bzwbura lliukri Dx ForABetrer ForA Better School - Community Vo lO No 2 Madison High School Madison, Tennessee December I9 1962 Madison Wins Play Contest X xxX La Ram Page Staff Genie Barron, Cheryl Ernery, Jane Boyce, Brenda Chilton Linda Floyd Beverly Butler David Knox Fay Everett, Marilou Payne, Vicki McMahon Janine Hobrock Brenda Floyd Sharon Young Eddie Benson Rfindall Lee, Ann Najar, Pat Gentry Mr Ledbetter The Ram-Page expanded in 1962-1963 to become the finest ever. With the work of an enlarged staff, the size of the paper doubled from four to eight pages. Under the excellent supervision of Mr. Ledbetter, Miss Flowers, and Mrs. Hudson, there was a pro- portional increase in the pa- per's popularity. Staff Editors: Carolyn Odom Feature Editor, Eddie Benson Editorg Beverly Allen, Assistant Editorg Martha McDaniel, Co Business Manager, Elaine An derson, Co-Business Manager Not pictured: Ann Najar, Fea ture Editor. S p 0 n s 0 r s: Miss Flowers Mrs. Hudson, Mr. Ledbetter. J Lli x 5'- '-sg BULLETIN BOARD COMMITTEE The Bulletin Board Committee is composed of Gay Gish, Miss Yager, Mrs. Miller, Gerald Dille- hay, Mr. Wolery, Mrs. Wiley, and Pat Gentry. ' ff . . f ,resin 1 7' -at 9 ' im ' ' .S f.. -, as W , eiis we T Mrw 'G t ffl-... 1 :,,: .-fa. , . ::,. - Y--.A - , I A s ,,,-g T ., i ,, t 5 ' I 12 'ii' Q51 el l2 . i G - A ' . ,,.: 1 'YRAMPLE cf' ' 1' -My.- 'jr' 3,-an , an-A01 . 4 0 . L Qi Colorful and imaginative bulletin boards are fast be- coming a trademark of Madi- son High School. Relying on the principle that one picture is Worth a thousand words, our skilled artists turn out clever boards that both enter- tain and teach. W'ith guid- ance and help from the teach- er-sponsors of the bulletin board committee. these tal- ented students are truly mak- ing their mark at Madison. .Si .. ar. 1 TITS CLL SADIE HAH DAY -ri A X' Linda Graham designs attractive so does Mike Sloan. bulletin boards. AUDIO VISUAL AID BCYS Mr. Dillingham briefs the boys on the importance of their service to the school, and tells them that visiting so many classes with their equipment may give them a boost-up-the-steps like it did Jimmy Hayes. Ricky Jones, Billy Linneman, Jimmy Hayes, Charles Hall, Dan Coble, Mr. Dillingham. 'S' FSI' Charlie Ligon, Ernest Denson, Richard Russell, Lloyd Callis, Don Christian, Glenn Watrous, Norman Crawford. Bail' 6. ph. 'f'. U 'M 1 fi who .... I .Si Don Floyd, Willie Pohlman, Jimmy CLu'tis, David Kannon, Michael Darks, Donnie Franks. I JUNICR P. T. A. Susan Hamilton, Marilyn Blair, Ann Nunally, Bill Swain, Bill Hines, unauthorized person- nel, David Knox, Mr. DePriest, Janice Hand, Emily Moore, Gayle Nichols, Suzanne Driver, Linda McNeal, Judy Reece, Sandra Miller, Lyn Cashion, Kay Stubbs, Maclynn McCrary, Barbara Sutton, Linda Floyd, Genie Barron, Pam Dowell, Linda Brawner, Sharon Young, Melissa Collier, Sandra Herod, Betty Parks. 2 . slim W V x OFFICE WORKERS Mike Brannom, Joyce Halmontaller, Elaine Anderson, Mrs. Christianson, Lucy Hall, Susan Hamilton, Linda Pope, Ann Najar, Judy Anderson, Judy Hart, Mary Head, JoAnne Saverio, Mr. DePriest, Ken Wiles, Don Graves, David Knox, Johnny Johnson, Jimmy Pittman, Joe Luna, Howard Henderson, Jimmy Hayes, Tyree Harris, Gerald Dillehay, Jerry Harder. 3,1 aim., ' x 1,1 0 i -AA These are performers. Color them bored. COLCDR 9 THEM W These areYMadison Hillbillies. Color them sweet These are students. Color them hungry. F r l 1 A 1 l l l l r l i, ll ' v 1 I 5 6 3 5 CLUBS ' 'his Ccrtifics That The Civineiie Passed The Requirements ENT CUU Nflll, Urganization Cf SCHCCL d' And May Retain Sam hool ' 1962 - 1 Providing It Maintains Said rr- digg !?9ff0W Qgff rwcghwaafl SPONSOR - ' ' I -. Y .. SPONSO' f! I Zi I C l i Sm. x...v-Kr,--- .,.'f-v , ,.. .va-,.,.. 'rr -,i :4-gfxl ' - 1 . 1 fl In clubs We practice being good leaders and good followers. CIVINETTE CLUB wx, Mrs. Dillon, Mrs. Miller, Sponsors, Mary Head, President, Joyce Halmontaller, Vice President, Martha McDaniel, Secretary, Sandra Smith, Treasurerg Elaine Anderson, Anita Poteet, Diana Mullican, Mary Helm, Brenda Chilton, Jane Boyce, Judy Eberhart, Paulette Sweeten, Susan Hamilton, Gay Gish, Carolyn McCormack, Carolyn Odom, Gail Pendergrass, Linda Hester, Beverly Allen, Genie Barron, Marilyn Blair, Linda Brawner, Malinda Caldwell, Susie Chaffin, Martha Cherry, Marian Core, Sandra Darrow, Cheryl Emery, Linda Flynn, Nancy Hester, Nancy Hight, Jeanine Hobrack, Linda Neal, Janice Osmundson, Cherry Patterson, Becky Thompson, Judy Turner, Peggy Underhill, Marguerite Wolfe. CIVITAN CLUB Mr. Wright, Mr. Hall, Sponsors, Mike Brannom, President, Bobby Sloan, Vice Presidentg Gerald Dillehay, Secretary-Treasurer, Ernest Onks, Joe Luna, Bobby Hash, Ricky Jones, Baby Graves, Tyree Harris, Roger Pope. 5-. I ,H Q: gs 'if W , , , xi F ik ' ii i -,ik 7 J I Q i '-X gif' , h X... , 'W' . . ' X vi . ,. 'w5f Jf? 'F? ...H--W W -v mr Q -sr' KEY CLUB Coach Anderson, Sponsor, Butch Cartwright, President, Johnny Johnson, Vice President: Jimmy Pittman, Secretary, Kenneth Apple, Doug Gober, Ronnie Smith, Paul Christian, Bobby Young, Richard Perkins, Charlie Williams, Bobby Boyd, Daryl Shreeve , Bruce Hertz. Harry Haberthear, Tommy Meadows, Charles Levering, Douglas Mullican. GIRLS CRAFT CLUB Mrs. Geist, Sponsor, Cindy Ryan, President, Rebecca Peacher, Vice President, Pam Chance, Secretaryg Daryl Steveson, Jo Ann Parrish, Sherrie Ann Overton, Regina Horner, Barbara Buchanan, Jenny Bowles, Judy Biggs, Selene Myers, Judy Davis, Kathy Fleming, Sandra Pohl- man, Vicki Hopkins, Dianne Cooper. BOYS MODEL CAR CLUB Miss Hargrove, Sponsor: Bobby Akin, Richard Anderson. Mike Murphy, Larry Grisham Randy Hassell, John Sutton gpv ll lE1:E We ww- L W - 'Hive iirajgtirmwi ART CLUB Mr. Sargent, Sponsorg Regina Cliburn, Anna Tisdall, Sherrie Overton, Phil North, Barham Buchanan, Danny Reagon, Marjorie Clinard, Linda Franklin, Christy Von Mal. M152 CO'- x 7- fall '- MUSIC APPRECIATICN CLUB Mr. Mick, Sponsor' Ray Shores President' Debbie Peck Vice President M Sh ' , D , -, . 3 ary ores. Sec- retlaryg Andy Dunn, Ronnie Smith, Ronald Young, Ruth Witzturn, Cheryl VVagerman, Ed Par- ris . .M .ix A-, 41 CAMERA CLUB Mr. Wolery, Mr. Harris, Sponsors, Bill Williams, President, Greg Caffy, Vice President, Linda King, Secretary, Joe Pass, Richard Newberry, David Crowell, Gordon McClellan, Joe Williams, Charles Matthews, David Owens, Gary Clayborne, Greg Caffy, Donnie Cooper, Joe Davenport, Jo Anne Hester, Mark Coleman, Jeanie Harvey, Marsha Lorance, Diane Davis, Steve Doochin, Terry Gregory, Joey Higgins, Steve Davis. 'Tc' COIN CLUB Mr. Dillingham, Coach King, Sponsor, Jim Paris, Wayne Lanier, Charlie Ligon, Billy Garrett, Philip Hicks, Bobby Akin, John Clark, Randy Chance, Jerry Sanders, Bill Matthews, Rebekah Qualls, Ronnie Eatherly, Tommy Cooper, Mark Clifton, Hank Akin. - A , C 5 . jr-sw' ' ' vs., A: 5- I i' ' A 4 . , A . , . S, .,.,. , f ' Q . . ,,I A -i , . I .' ' ,' ,..,. 5:1 Q! y . 51:1 Z ,ao I ll. uv FORENSIC CLUB Mrs. B. H. Eldridge, Miss June Kennedy, Sponsor, Gerald Dillehay, President, Howard Henf derson, Vice President, Betty Stubblefield, Secretaryg Kenneth Kornman, Treasurer, Rachel Edds, Jerry Harder, Ronnie Peterson, Winfred Kinard, Margaret Edds, Conrad Slate, Linda Neal, Melinda Caldwell, Susan Taggart, Nancy Hight., Carole Clinton, Lynn Higgins, Mike Ragsdale, Charles Nelson, Bobby Bohensteil, Sandra Herod, Roger Young, Mike Edge, Candy Treadway, Jerry Gibbs, Susie Stratton, Jamie Caldwell, Sharlema Phillips, Ruthie VVitztum, Cindy Long, Henry Akin, Leon Johnson, Dennis Dotson, Dianne Carver, Leslie Cunningham, Judy Elliot, Wayne Huddleston, Kris Lorenz. Richard Scott, Merilyn Williams. ii v JOURNALISM CLUB .Mr. Frank Ledbetter, Mrs. Hudson, Sponsors, David Knox, President, Connie DeLosh, Vice Presidentg Carolyn Odom, Secretary, Rebekah Qualls, Martha McDaniel, Elaine Anderson, ilegninel-II-gobroch, Bill Wallser, Richard Jones, Barbara Sutton, Fay Everett, Eddie Benson, ary e m. 1.1 ,M BIOLOGY CLUB Mr. Corbitt, Sponsorg John Patterson, President, Jerry Lomax, Vice President, .Mary Davis, Secretary, Jim Baxter, Ronnie Dobbs, Edwin Harper, James Hayes, Randell Lee, Phillip Lindsley, John Perry, Rudy Carver, Nancy Vaden, Jack Youngblood. W un--' JUNIOR AND SENIOR Y-TEEN CLUB Mrs. Saverio, Mrs. Johnson, Sponsors, Penny Johnson, President, Jane Schutt, Vice President, Ann Davis, Secretary-Treasurer, Benita Bullion, Lynne Higgins, Marsha Hinkle, Sherryl Mid- gett, Carolyn Crouch, Cherie Sadler, Jane Barron, Judy Lowery, Patricia Burroughs, Betty Kirkpatrick, Judy Durham, Linda Petty, Linda Witherspoon, Rosemarie Llana. M - A-H CL Mr. Martin, Mrs. Braswell, Sponsors, Maclynn McCrary, ' Ann Le is, V a Reba Hawkins,,Linda Lewis, Kane Caffy, Randy Pepper, Jerome Hooper, teve Wlutloc Gilliam, Judy Vantrease. rl' ..4.L.. C fx. -'ke, ' . BGWLING CLUB Mr. Jenkins, Sponsor, Janet Brightwell, Julia McClellan, Marilou Payne, Judy Lowery, Maurice Smith, J. L. Warpool, Jim Paris, Larry Kirk, Jimmy Goetz, Brenda Jenkins, Debby Kirkpatrick, Dorothy Carr, Ruth Ellen Meadors, Ruth Ann Bruce, Phil North, Gene Lomax Charles Blankenship, Joe Crowder, Leanne Ferguson. - o 'F x . Qt , egg- Q a nL4.f1?ai4lnnlf M - , , I 0'-sell UB Moore, Y HFVY 5 i mx!-.s 51 X s'm,N 1' SQQQ- ' Q3 x. :VX - .. .Q Q- : fc ks: FUTURE TEACHERS Edie Mays, President, Gennie Barron, Vice President, Katie Reed, Secretary, Linda Hester, Treasurer: Carol Scott, Historian: Cheryl Emery, Lana Whited, Jimmy Wade, Sylvia Slack, Frieda Ann White, Judy Goetz, Bobbie Jones, Nancy England, Carolyn Crouch, Russell Mays, Carolyn Roberts, Suzanne Baker. BUSINESS CLUB , Sandra Darrow, President, Diana Mullican, Vice President, Shirley Gentry, Secretary, Patty Chance, Shirley Chance, Margie Baker, Mary Head, Maxine Quesenberry, Kitty Capshew, Judy Eberhart, Judy Hart, Carolyn Womack, Elaine Haston, Darlene Knight, Linda Pope, PeggV Adams, Susan Batson, Barbara Keller, Beverly Horn, Glenice Baker, Brenda Stinson, Jean Sul- livan, Faye Bell, Betty Coleman, Jean Hannah, Peggy Hunter, Paulette Sweeton, Pat Baker, Susan Hamilton, Sue Roberts, Cherry Hart, Linda Nash. r 1 MATH CLUB Mr. Moore, Mrs. Care, Sponsors, Jimmy Hayes, President, Gary Mason, Vice President Steve Estep, Secretary-Treasurer, Larry Kirk, Charles Nelson, Charles Matthews, Lindy Lewis John Patterson, Betty Lewis, Becky Barrett, Leonard Brown, Michael Edge, Kenneth Kornman Ernest Pitt, Dianne Richards, Judy Vantrease, David Keel, Troy Davis, Jimmy Goetz. Q.. lr I,- W... ??'ft:.,gfg if :M ,, , 'N I 4 TEENAGE BOCK CLUB Miss Phipps, Sponsorg Pam Dowell, President, Linda Frye, Vice President, Claudia Helm, Secretaryg Daryl Stevenson, Treasurerg Brenda McDaniel, Terry McDaniel, David Engan, Rebecca Williams, Anita Poteet, Marsha Frye, Pamela Gregory, Kathy Fleming, Kathy Cham- bers, Dina Gamble, Drema Ferguson, Paulette Gammon, Susan Alexander, Carolyn Campbell, Rebecca Peacher, Judy Davis, Jeni Lorenz, Brenda Greene, Teresa Hamlin, Vicki Hopkins, Regina Horner, Carol Hester. F. H. A. CLUB Miss Owen, Mrs. Lindsay, Sponsorsg Sandra Burkitt, Linda Stewart, Betty Young, Paulette Ethridge, Judy Turner, Joyce Stewart, Rebecca Howell. 3 F V' 5 . 4 . ling. fer 4 L 1 1 an Hunan S AKEHS r F blih l E 1 Why else would school last until June 8? gr. rh i rx ' IJ . av tr- 11' ' Isl' m ln. . 5' - . ' , 4 . lf f ' ww 'lf :B ,. . --rf. ' ' , o . -H5 3.3 , g., - lux f 1 P we i 1 I ... .2 N 5152 A .g lf im-'fgl'f' - :henna 1 f- 7 5' A 'QM' l , ., W., Q, l.. 1: , x EXQ-in l U' 1 I .sw '93 hm 255'- gsvl! . Z'-' 1 Q HQNU3' .1- -' The band goes on a trip. What do you mean you forgot your instruments? 'lb- I 4-17 K grief' ,pf 'I-.ELT 4 ind ind E The language of music belongs equally to all man- kind. The Senior Band of Madison High has done much to make the Music Department a working part of the school which each student can be proud of. The band performs at every football game, plays at all pep meet- ings, and participates in such competitions as the March- ing Festival in Franklin and the Concert and Sight Read- ing Festival. This year, the cumulation of all the band's efforts have resulted in a Concert Tour in the spring. SENICDR BAND Row 1: Linda Hester, Jerry Harder, Bobby Hufiines, Mary Lidtke, Laura Lou Riggs. Row 2: Linda Flynn, Nita Ferguson, Pam Dowell, Karen Bryan, Roger Gooch, Betty Lewis, Steve Davis, Ronnie Peterson, Charlfie Williams, Donna Fusarini, Becky Barrett, Glenn YVilkinson. Row 3: Linda Gillem, Pat Fuson, Judy Durham, Kaffe Hinkle, Phillip Johnson, Carol Hester, Elaine Alexander, Jini Baxter, Rudy Carver, Nelson Turner, Billy Walker, Gary Clayborne, Russell Mays, Linda Harder, Bob Levering, Charles Dickson, Carol Crosslin, Charles Travis, Don Roney, Emily Litton. Leonard Brown. Bobby Farmer. Row 4: Jerry Armour, Patsy Leftwich, Carol Scott. Dwight lNIoore, Dun Coble. Lynn Williams, Wayne Dutton, Kenneth Barrett. '.N': p a 3-f'Qf,fgff .fqfgigixi a gf ,Q 1 ,??f?P?fZiZ122 71- f--- a f .'2i::izg'2h2Ia: Q N' :V .A ' ' V V fT 'A a D, , N jiffiff ' MAJ ORETTES YY I . a 1 ' ,y ,Ng A h .X 5 4. y A' h ,.y -N ,ff 41 ' , xl a aa i - I, 1, V xg 'Nj 9 . - 1 L Ag....,f?,fg,2.,:.g,G, 4 a JI AL ,Q V - a , ia az a j 4 ' z aa wf f ,. A :Q - ' , M, -L guaggms. A , ' 5 - rl ' Q P V f '155:fTq,'r K-4 J ' I .La , V E? 1 Q, t il- 1 ,L 4,, Naroma Carr J 1 5 AK -' ' ' y--Q -if-.f I 5' 'ff V- f' ' ' 1, L, ' Terry Delosha aa y a id fa Q- y H an , f N - y A a YA! ff' -N jj ' xx A Brenda Bradley ' WQ I te: ' h , I L N - r 1 1521-, g In ' ,V li' 39? I X ' .gf - V, 'V ,M 1 11:5 gk, -.-,, MN., , 8 .14 21's y 41 i 5' J 1, K , ' 'Q q aa.. I ILL' 14, , . ,, W- M, , Martha Lou Cherry I if' K, nf:-fi ' - - ' A Q K ifq , xx hx is 'y fa' 3 . y gy z a eff ki Jane Schutt ' V V A f fig. v . 11 4632? -L M ff' Q' V 4 5 5 y V, I J 1 XS Susan Hamilton W 'N .7 I f 4 ' I i x 'st .. ' V 4-a V xy N 'X I , fr V . - , , I a Marian Core jg N 9-f Vicky Stilz , wa , A , N Q I Q .MO , J 1. 1311 QA al - ' 'rv h If Y h h '1 ' X . V , W I . I f XXX . ,. . ,, x Ara y 4 1' . Cheryl Pattergoq Linda Hester 1 ' '.- .L ap... ,.'1afi5ff .' , ,ifilil-.Tk ,A -2--,-F11 -'L--Q '.. 'rfff-fi, ' COLOR GUARD '17 f? 4 - JT ' W, ' T '77 ' . 'fx 'ie' QS, J , D 5 ' ' ' Q 5 ' J, C C , 4 l ' 44,1 - D ,, S, I --' A Shlrley Gentry, l Lxnda Flynn Carolyn McCormack Elaine Anderson Safgeant-at-Arms Pat Fuson Gay Gish Brenda Floyd, Alternate Cheryl Wagge! an K lL fl, VJ 2 an f L71 il V Q ffl lull ' Yrsq, . lamso giitpb ly X w 5 3 1 Y . 1 ALL-STAR BAND: Emily Litton, Russell Mays, Carol ALL-STAR AND ALL-STATE CHORUS: Randy l-lm Crosslin, Bobby Huilines. vener, David Cannon, Russell Nuys, Shirley Gentry. Klr Mick. Paulette Sweeton. RAMBLERS i 1 N i Carol Crosslin, Ronnie Peterson, Lynn Williams, Emily Litton, Leonard Brown. BAND COUNCIL -x Q: ., he--suv' Standing: Gary Clayborne, Phillip Johnson, Ronnie Peterson, Leonard Brown. Seated: Gail Eenderirass, Susan Hamilton, Linda Hester, Carol Crosslin, Mr. Wade, Cheryl Patterson, Pam Dowell, mi y ltton. JUNIOR BAND Ti' M--M First Row: Debbie Reed, Becky Herod, Paulette Lindsley, Brenda Jenkins, Danny Robinson. Ronnie Campbell, Bobby Harvey, Jerry Duke, Candy Watson, David Bivins. Second Row: Rebecca Howell, Gary Scruggs, Ronnie Young, Delta Treppard, Jim Alexander, Peggy Kuchta, Nancy Allen. Ruth Ellen Meadows, Cheryl Garland, Natha Johnston, Debbie Kirkpatrick. Third Row: Carl John- son, Dan Andrews, Danny Bryant, Roy Shores, Phillip Butrum, Donny Heer, David Waymen. Steve Petty, Phillip Patterson, Jack Driver. Fourth Row: Mike Ashley, Jerome Hooper, Myron Bryant. Tommy Fusarini, Mr. Wade. JUNIOR CHORUS First Row: Regina Agee, Carolyn Turner, Bill Dickerson. Jerry Carnmuse, Franklin Keith. John Warren, Andy Dunn, Patricia Etter, Janice Hand. Second Row: Diane Goodman. Cheryl Garland. Sharon Martin, Kathy Douglas, Elaine Sanders, Janine Keith. Bobbie XYarren. Joyce llesson. Wanda Henderson. Third Row: Maclynn McCreary, Linda Austin, Cheryl Burns. Beverly liillingsworili. Steve Stone, Roy Shores, Jill Hobrock, Beverly Frazier, Judy Reese, Inez Sloan. Brenda Nalw. Nlr. Mick. Fourth Row: Joyce Gibbs, Linda Benson, Gwen Brewer, Beverly Earnest. Brenda Earnfst Patricia Rippy, Connie Hulan, Donna Smiley. Jane Kelly. Lavonne Bean. Gloria l'l0l'IUIl.Sl10l'liX Taggart SENICR CHCDRUS i l , I , , 1 r ,.,.., -9 ui X.. Row 1: Emily Litton, Carol Roberts, David Layhew, Billy Freeland, Nancy Hight, Janie Wallace. Row 2: Sandra Wilkins, Gail Nichols, Patty Chance, Randy Heavener, David Kannon, Cheryl Wager- man, Linda Nash, Shirley Gentry. Row 3: Mr. Mick, Bonnie Grisham, Shirley Chance, Paulette Sweeton, Bobby Williams, Tommy Griiin, Ernest Denson, Roger Young, Molly McBratney, Shirley Gibbs. Row 4: Judy Conners, Becky Drewtz, Ed Parrish, Ricky Jones, Jimmy Wade, Russell Mays, Jerry Mayes, Susan Taggart, Margaret Nenno. GIRLS GLEE CLUB 3' Q9 x U X l L -x M w Row 1: Diana Werner, Linda Nipper, Linda Kendall, Patty Frank, Wanda Swafford. Row 2: Mary Allen, Jeanine Hobrock, Ruth Miles, Connie Smiley, Patricia Burrough, Mr. Mick. Row 3: Czarina Knight, Janie Robinson, Sandra Warren, Gracie Martin, Katherine Crymes, Susan Culwell. gow 4: Paulette Williams, Margaret Keller, Brenda Floyd, Malinda Caldwell, Linda Murphy, Brenda eynolds. fi FOOTBALL CLASS A-1955: 1st row-Tommy Callaway, Manager, Gene Harrell, David Gaines, Mickey Kelton, Bobby Nolen, Tivis Nelson, Edward Edgin, Ronnie Chapman, Franklin Pendleton, Marion Tomlin, Albert Dunn, Danny Woods. Frank White, Charles McCrary, Jack Williams, Manager. 2nd row--Coach Richard Hewitt, Jimmy Frye, Bobby Denson, Carl Jones, Alvin Frye, Dave Cline, Ray- mond Beeker, Pete Barnette, Warren Hinkle, Bobby Boner, Larry Stephenson, Joe Cartwright, Bobby Crowell, Tommy Garrett, Carl Bailey, J. D. Vandercook, Lloyd Jones, Coach Bill Brimm, Coach Louie Davidson. 3rd row-Ira Frye, Tony Carter, Bobby Smith, John Blair, Ronnie Dillon, Lloyd McCoin, Larry Carter, John Hines, Donald Deering, Freddy Johnson, Charles Dickerson, Tony Beavers, Donald Sims, Ralph Barrett, Jimmy Owens, Larry Dibrell, Bill Wilkinson. ..: I ,P iv ff -A ff' ,Sy CLASS AAA-1960: lst row-Billy Williams, Billy Hutton, Chuck Lewis, Johnny Jenkins, Gary Fambrough, Terry Gambrell, Billy Ashworth, Dan Blair, Alan Pope. 2nd row-Eddie Ford,.B1ll Cartwright, Larry Hunter, Robbie Griffin, Ronnie Page, Ronnie Sanders, Randy Overall, B111 Harrison, Terry Moore, Coach Bill Brimm. 3rd row-Ed Cheatham, Mike Jenkins, Newton Welch, David Bumbalough, Danny Fisher, Claude Coble, Donald Graves, Leighton Houdeshell, Walter Callaway, Wendell Wilkerson. 4th row-Coach Louie Davidson, Garry Belt, Butch Cartwright, Herman Carlton, Douglas Mangrum, Mike Spence, Earl Baker, Dickie Webster, Coach Harry DeLosh. ,,, . FOOTBALL f ' -iffffhb. CLASS AA-1958: 1st row-Coach Richard Hewitt, Jerry Vandercook, Steve Tidwell, Gary Fambrough, Bill Wilkinson, Ira Frye, Chuck Lewis, Bobby Head, Dewayne Griffin, Johnny Smith. 2nd row-Coach Bill Brimm, Murry Moore, Tommy Webster, Jimmy Graves, Bill Robinson, Tony Adcock, Tony Beavers, Pat Grifhn, Richard Smith, Ralph Jenkins. 3rd row-Lonnie Hoy, Bobby Wright, Norman Slate, Richard Boughner, Steve North, Luke Smith, Leon Moore, Bobby Sneed. Johnny Rice, Coach Dan Thweet. 4th row-Morris Denson, Larry Gambrell, Lloyd Bowles. Ralph Barrett, Ronnie Chance, David Evetts, Bobby Jackson, Earl Bullock, Terry Gambrell. Y xiii-I , I , 1 , Q. 'x IVAP- fr '. - l. 'A 4 if ,. V' - -- . - CLASS AAA-1961-lst row-Coach Bill Brimm, Dickie Davis. Randy Overall. Garry Belt. Mike Jenkins, Bill Harrison, John Reynolds, Blake Pope. 2nd row-Butch Cartwright. Mike Spence. David Bumbalough, Bill Cartwright, Danny Fisher, Donald Graves. Terry Moore. Robbie Gritlin. Bobby Sloan. 3rd row-Coach Harry DeLosh, Coach Louie Davidson, Buddy Whitaker. Walter Callaway, Claude Coble, Bill Swain, Tom Graham, Doug Brannoni. Harry XYebster. Bernice Christy. in ,- ' 4 'U , -if - - 1 ' .il '. 4. 4 ' , . ', 'W . . ,vt U . 'nfl -Ju, U ,'. Q. go' .ff ' ,Hi . .. ,f Ng:'u' -f, ,, Q, .A .h ,, :in - - -- ah. , I v xmas ' , X X I ' a MVB I l .Nxt lf! , 'xl 1-1A.! I 9' M , V ,. , is ' l f Q n , , M Q A V U ' n I-5 1 P1 Q- A V 1 .,-qv.: Q V, H -1 I , ,in X , 1- , 1 --, , . Y . 7 MJ, '- 5 1. 4: f'- f , M, 4-1. ,-N --1. - - 1 ,K -4, 5 . ,: , ft U. -, ',gld--,-,,- --' L 1 pt -. k?,Qs , H ' sv' '. W' A L . I -. -' Ex-.fx ., Q. f I? Aw '- f , 5- 4, ' -V' 'J ' ' - ' -. 1 -9,515 '.' - S, ' Q ,ff Q .X ' AA'-4 ' H., 'ff' 2, ,A ' V .' 1 Y ISA ' 'K .G :V .. , - r . A .- . I , ,,v ,, FL.. Q . s ' 438' M, V ' ,zu .'...,, 5.1 14 l -f..,' . Q V., B, I , ' . ah. I I 7 A , A .,-AL r.. .uf ' 1' N' ' , MQ' -ivw 11 A fr ff 'Q' 1 I . z- , H ' . , 'I ',. 5 r ' A A , '- , , I .. , I, ' ff I is - ,4 -N P YL L L1 XV ' ,c '- V ' ' - ','..1 4 ,I f -'dA .r' 4 ' ' ' - . I ' V, v , U' I LQ Q 1,5 T' 1 I ,. 'J 5 mf, 5 ha l .v . Q , ' . . . ' , 'gfl' J -I 4 'X 8 ., A' 09 I . , H 6 is - ' ' ' '14- ' ' K. J ' 4 -f - 'r. . I. . Q Q , .41 sf o . 1 ' , . I f - rg ff 0 '19 .I ,' : III I 4 Q ' 3 . 5 . - ,u . . 1 fu- FCDOTBALL F! 1 Y' ALL NASHVILLE X I 51 W' Q A ur- s ' i I. CHUCK BOYD BUTCH CARTWRICHT Q :K DANN I it 1 Quarterback Back of the Year CAAAAD AIITAEESXHER 2nd Team All State C0-Captain All City All CIW All AAAA Honorable Mention All State All City Goodletfsville 3l-6 Madison Wins Opener Madison's opener with Goodlettsville saw the Rams take one of its neighboring rivals for a long ride, rolling up 410 yards total offense to the Trojans 137. Chuck Boyd scored one touchdown, a run of two yards, and had a ten yard pass to John Reynolds for another. Dale Brady kicked an extra point. Other scorers for the night were full- back Butch Cartwright and reserve fullback Ronnie Smith. Brady went over from the four yard line to get another touchdown for Madison. Butch gains more yardage. Hillsboro 44-7 Roms Bury Burros Madison's Rams romped Hillsboro 44-7, to push their unbeaten string to twenty-one games. Madison's massacre of the Burros was touched off by two first period touch- downs by halfback Dale Brady. Fullback Butch Cartwright made one touchdown, and ends Bobby Sloan and Paul Clinard made one each. Quarterback Chuck Boyd made two touchdowns in the final quarter, with two extra points, to wind up the scor- ing for the night. This game saw Hillsboro suffer its most decisive defeat in seven years of grid playing. Not much roaring in the Lion's Den. ' .- .1 , , 'A 'fv-'Q Q ' ' 'X ' '---,J H N, ,M ,-91-.,,. .,-, a. . .., JOHN KELLISON KEN WILES RONNIE SLOAN Guard Specialist Guard Litton O-O Jackson 7-19 Undefeoted in 22 Gomes Mighty Madison and arch-rival Isaac Litton fought to a 0-O standstill. The Rams muffed five scoring chances deep inside Lit- ton territory, but otherwise played a fine game. Madison's great defense kept the Lions from roaring into our end-zone. This g a m e advanced Madison's undefeated streak to 22, second in the state. Undeteoted String Broken The night of September 28 saw Madison's string of unbeaten games come to a halt at 22. The mighty Rams came up against a heavier Jackson team which proved too much for the Ram's defense and offense. End Bill Swain seriously injured his knee in this game. Butch Cartwright plunged over from the one for Madison's lone score. Boyd kicked the extra point. l l Smitty rounds another corner. K Brady rolls up ten. , me llltfXYl .'w PAUL CLINABD BOBBY SLOAN, Capilgfi 1 - ml n End End Clinic Bowlf Most Outstanding Player MBA ill lb' Franklin 39-7 A l'ounlrl.ibIe urn... Roms Ramble Rebels Il. in Ili 1-I H. lilly. 1 ,l will :lil my l,l, If ,..,. The Franklin Rebels were literally crushed by lo ll l I i 'ml lm: lx li-ll., ill-1. llultmllill,-lil lm, :he onslaught of the mighty Rams. The Rams' I I l ri 1 imml l'ln- liiim- lnomgln .lint tlimi offense ramble-d for a total of 444 yards. Quarter- ll 1 1 img ul... lime. Illia 1-lmlmlill-Iv. -'I Howl I...-'k Chuck Boyd scored three TD's and kicked in l 1 nl ui In V.-vuwliglil mil.l.1.ill1Ili.. lI'lll'll ml. .-Xtra points to lead the surge over Franklin. l mi .ml In' .-Q,u.,. ,,--ml lllwil ki- lo-l one l ui.. Him I. Cartwright, Dick Davis, and Ronnie I ml 'XI 1 lim. Blifllllll ln- i xi . Iflllllhlllk pi-Hill ul Hu. li.....m each scored once, with Butch scoring Ill mlm Illl1el1flllilrl.Ilfla l-lv Ilfl lllf -, liulwl up .snr-xll.1pOil'll3. ml illx Ii. Nl.-lialn all Ili. lllIllrJll.I.illIIL1'i up xx ill si.. ll'.llIl wlw lwfuglll ll' -llll..1w.ix lvl 'll lmal in l wr. gs-l an lm-.llliing spvll lJnn'! look ln-lnnrl Vllll Vluu lx' Lewisburg 25-O A Roaring Offense The Madison Rams downed another opponent, tough Lewisburg, 25-0. The Rams' mi-Ins-1 sl .n 1 -lfl clicking in the second period as Dick Davis started the ball rolling by romping over from tli-V tirrwn yard line. CBoyd kicked the extra point.D Ronnie Buchanan made two TD's of five :ind el--x .-n xiirils to complete the scoring for the second quarter. To wind up the game, Chuck' Bowl innlil .1 iitrfwn yard touchdown, making it 25-0. All this time, Madison's brilliant defense held thi- 'ligfrs si nrvl-ess Ryan 3l-20 Madison Counters Passing Attack Madison encountered a deadly Irish passing attack with the running uf liilllmi,-lx Hutt-li 1 'firtxsi iam and quarterback Chuck Boyd to whip Ryan, 31-20. Scorers for the night were Hutt-li 4'..r1wi-ight with three touchdowns, Chuck Boyd with one, and Dick Davis with one. An 1-xii-.i point this kit lwil by Dale Brady. This win took Madison a step closer to the AAAA Crown Glencliff 20-l 3 Madison Comes Back Ronnie Sloan picked up a bad colt center in the first quarter lu put the lt.1liis.1lie,iIl T H, with .in extra point by Boyd. Although they were behind ut the halt, the niightwv Rains 1-aim lun-li in tliv second half to show what they could do. Behind IQ! 7, Madison mine lim.-k lu win IH 13. 'lllirniks In the superb playing of Chuck Boyd, as Well as the rest uf' the tt-aiu. lvliitllrhlll went all ther un' in lin- last eleven seconds to clinch the ball game. Donelson 27 -O Big Eight Championship For the last Scheduled game of tliv season, Madison rmiipwl nn lloiivlsmrs lions. mi king up .1 SCO1'6 of 27-0. Butch Cartwright, Dick Davis, Vhuvk Boyd, :mil llzirrv W'ehstur had om- 'l'lJ inivli. with three extra points kicked by Dale Brady. This gainie vlim-in-il the Nllfs Big Night Vliiunpi-iii shiplfor Madison's Rams. Also. the Rains ntliciallv lm-iiiiw the Nllfs represi-iilgitnw in the .innn.il Clinic Bowl. Brainerd 7 l3 Clinic Bowl MadiS0n's ltnuis 1-init-il ii brilliant season with ai lil 7 loss tu tIli.itt.unmg.i liraim-rd in thi- Vlinn . A Bowl. Twentyrthoussinnl spectators wi-rv thrilh-il by the pliiving ut' two ut' thi- st.itv's most pmwrtnl ' ' teams. The Brainerd Hi-ln-ls, lwnviur und llistvr than our ltqinis, wt-rv hi-lil in vlivvli luv thi- .nh-rl, I-Ip i effort Of thi- entire- Rami playing squad, lwzulisnifs st-turing was doin' hy lhitvh lhirtwright. with the S, extra point hy llailv lirauly. Nlaulison und Bobby Sloan was llillllvtl am nutslgimiing player in thi- Lg.il1ni S for his SDt't'l,Hl'lllill' vaiti-lies. Vi lc What a year, Rmky Dinkl I D , . Y Ll B . ,J B TEAM FOGTBALL Coach Watson and Coach King First Row: Tim Menees, John Norris, Philip Hyde, Doug Mullican, Scotty Norman, J. B. Baker, Richard Lane, George Sloan. John Moore, Tom Sloan, John Broadway. Second Row: Joe Gaines, Phil Boyd, Bobby Cartwright, Bruce Hertz, Charles Vester, Lynn Williams, Terry New- son, Bobby Wooden, Nelson Turner, Gordon Cannon. Third Row: Mike Sloan, Tommy Lewis, Ronnie Jackson, Richard Evans, Dale Lorance, Buddy Harris, Frank Hoy, Jimmy Goetz. xv , . ., ,, I -v 3-rj-' - 1 CT' :fi .E Q . W A.: Y. N A+ . as .ge , ... he ef 1 f Q ff Qi- T ee 30 .A I LA' g HJC '13 'Lia via 1 4 f l xi,.5Q.' f 1 q ,f , W, 1. mia! . '- .. an-.WH .z .,,w',.' A' L- ' f Cy5,,E5f3'?iT'1 L'- Lqp. im A' :Iyf'. ,Z -. wmv 'KT' if J A . LV' A ' f,',L4Q::z'AsE5::M dl... .I elm . 1 , .y ,L ,vm FRESHMAN FOOTBALL Coaches Anderson and Overby First Row: Barry Collen, Joe Qualls, Joey Higgins, James Taylor, Jerome Hooper, Jimmy Norris, Jimmy Whittle, Charles Ligon, Forrest Pate, Earl Smith, James Gibbs, Bill Pohlman. Sec- ond Row: Loyd Callis, Manager, Don Traylor, Jack Green, Bobby Williams, Jerry Malone, Randy Chance, Larry Gillern, Jim Pigue, Mike Brown, Joe Woodson. Third Row: Dan Hire, Ernest Pitt, Gary Sloan, Mike Buchanan, Alex Beavers, Harold Murff, Bob Chafin, Al Womack, Norman Crawford, Richard Nimmo, Glen Watrous. lx S JR. HIGH FOOTBALL fn H Q. ,V vb Qoiuf- M' 2,,5iQ,' 1 , .1 , ,N , V , TSE J Nl: X 4 , ' . I lf' Y ,4 G-'ij of 1- 5, 1st row-Gerry Crowley, Steve Denton, Larry Leath. 2nd row-Jimmy Crawford, Michael McDonald, Jimmy Brown, Mike Smith, Carl Douglas, Billy Butler, Gerald Grant, Ronnie Baskin, David Santi, Roger Sloan, Owen Joyner. 3rd row-Coach Meeks, Sammy Wolfe, Earl VVilliams, Phil North, Gary Luster, Freddy Najar, Earl Williams, Mike Head, Gene Lomax, Bobby Purcell, Ron- nie Lane, Danny Bryant, Bobby Payne, Randy Fisher, John Sloan, Kenny Stevenson, Gary Mason, Reed Hawkins, Steve Estep. 4th row-Jerry Arrington, Danny Hackett, Randy Harold, Robert Birdsong, Junior Foster, Terry Murff, Steve Lee, Larry Deweese, Steve Moore, Daryl Hutchinson. TD in Clinic Bowl Bobby catches :mmlwr one. 1 N 'x X f '- Alma Callaway Cuptuin Donna Allen I l Vivki H1-nsun I W ? 5 Connie DuLush --Altvrnnte 4 5 Kay Fambrough ..Ti..--.. , A-- - .. SEN HI CHEER IQ ESV mf X I I I l i E V Y H f - -g-- .lg fi - f- -- ---sg IOR F5 EADERS 5 l I 1 e l W R Linda lliit Alternate Captain Kitty ffzipslmew Diane Dans Jennie Jones L heme badle r '-7: ,gat Y:-11 xi!! ii l' . - ' W - 1 ' I rf K 1' ?x' .l.A' lv ju 3 - 1 i ' A ' ,J ' Li' ' fi' RQ + 'fi,gQ,.13' .. , - V f wi- 5. '- . N M. ' , ' x. X1 1 ' ' ' 4 . I . 'T 44 5 W . i - mlm - Miss Lucas teaches the fundamentals of basketball. fi ii ach Watson fulfills his promise ay, 5. '1 ALAQA Boys, you'll never build your bodies that way. MAIIISIIIISI n msc! mnuwmnwu I Cv- , i AS-gi There's plenty action off as J well as on the field. Q A v ,ii K. B R ITY 1 4 5 ' 1 OYS VA S SCORES Madison . .42 Antioch Madison . .31 Litton Madison .34 Dupont Madison , .29 Central Madison ...i. .37 Hillsboro Madison. . . .60 Bellevue Madison . .46 Donelson Madison 4,.. . . ,33 Central Madison . . .53 Goodlettsville Madison . 25 Antioch . Madison , .69 Two Rivers Madison ..,. . . Jackson Madison .,., . . . Litton , Madison ,,i,,, , Maplewood Madison Madison. . . . . Two Rivers wt, Q A r .i'i. 'if' .g -. vi' 4 -., v' , 'Q' 1 I' f 1 -, f J J 1 .W g X N , Madison 'Q A 1 Madison ' 1, i Madison j ix f Madison - X Madison . Madison. . . at Q' N 2 , 5 . I 4 X1 Coach Whit Watson Donelson Dupont . . . Maplewood 35 55 35 . . . . . . ,63 Goodlettsville 55 57 49 49 ... . . . . .50 Stratford 61 Bellevue TOURNAMENT . . 37 Dupont gnu! 39 Managers: Alan Grflith, Baby Graves. BPH! H1059 Bulldogs. 47 46 50 159 40 455 61 43 51 33 23 425 64 34 49 412 56 45 51 33 44 3 2 , l 4 l l 1 1 l 1 i I i l r l s l l l l rl il 4 1 1 I I w 1 ,j:f:',1a?' ' T get 'F mudlk A K L.,-,, N , ,..,,:I- Wayne Bailiff Bill Swain Guard Forward Co-Captain All Nashville All City All State Honorable Mention in 1...--19-N 1 --5 1 :-,-- . e ,.-el' ,V .-. 1 X 1' 'xii' , L f'-,fs 5 , :Qs--mar-Q3 4..r.4..13s35L,..,.. ma- , Chuck Boyd Guard All Nashville and All City Honorable Mention Y Bobby Young Center Captain All Nashville and All City Honorable Mention This year Madison's Rams were the dark horse of the N.I.L. They pulled many upsets that astounded the Nashville area. Within a week's time, the Rams beat Dupont and Donelson, the top teams in the nineteenth district. With the return of forward Bill Swain during the middle of the season, the Rams' playing ego Was greatly boosted The returning lettermen are looking forward eagerly to the 63-64 season. 52' ' 1, .4 A 2 S. -- e 1 55'-fit'-'E'.:. - V, f' ' -I '- 12252:-1'5z'f2i,f A- 9053! '55 ' '-T i'e...- .- , Ronnie Buchanan Ronnie Jackson Guard Forward .,.-. - 5 X 'I N... -are--lst .-Ai.-n ..r- 1 mt' .ign-. Bobby Wells Guard 5.4 Dick Davis Guard i BOYS VARSITY BASKETBALL Bonnie Buchanan, Bobby Wells, Chuck Boyd, Dale Brady, Ronnie Jackson, Bill Swain, Ronnie Deweese, Bobby Young, John Reynolds, Dickie Davis, Wayne Bailiff. lg L , n I , W uhfx H'-lust d0n,t Stand there, 50meb0dY help-U A lot of action in the Goodlettsville ggunef' B-TEAM BASKETBALL N H .1 5 J. B. Baker, Lynn Williams, Larry Broderick, Jimmy Horn, Coach King, Bobby Cartwright, Bobby Baird, Bill Gish, Larry Kirk. JUNIOR HIGH BASKETBALL E4 kj ULN 233 5321? Ja! John Sloan, Mike Brown, Steve Hunt, Jerry Boyd, Sammy Wolf, Harold Murff, Ronnie Lane Robert Byrdsong, Don Traylor, Ralph Livingston, Jimmy Pigue, Alex Beavers, Junior Foster Tommy McNally, Dennie Duke, Coach DeLosh. I GIRLS' VARSITY BASKETBALL I I I I I I X I I Q' Coach Nancy Lucas and Seniors: Dianne Holt, Mary Head, JoAnne Saverio. ii I A, I I 3 b X :lx QI ia Managers: Diana Mullican, Sandra Smith, Brenda Williams. I I L. I Madison ....,... Madison ......., Madison ........ Madison . Madison ........ Madison .,.,.... Madison .,.,.... Madison Madison Madison Madison ........ Madison ........ Madison ..,..... Madison ,i.,. I I Madison I .... I Madison Madison Madison Madison Madison Nladison SCORES Antioch I Litton .... Dupont I I I Central I I Hillsboro .I Bellevue . I Donelson I I I Central I I I I Goodlettsville Antioch I . I I Two Rivers I Litton I I I I I Maplewood I Goodlettsville Two Rivers. I Donelson I Dupont I Maplewood Strat ford Bellevue I TOURNAMENT Donclson 35 33 37 37 39 Q3 -10 212 47 LES 17 -14 36 51 17 31 -15 35 20 25 44 g-4 Jo Anne Saverio Bobbie Jones Rhonda Wade Diane Heir Forward Forward Forward Forward Co-Captain Madison's girls endeavored to have another winning season this year, but were oppressed by hard luck and injuries from the beginning. All City guard and co-captain Mary Evelyn Head, together with the rest of the team, gave Madison fans many thrilling moments on the floor. All the girls that are returning are looking forward to next year's season. he Q 3 Mary Evelyn Head Becky Thompson Marguerite Wolfe Beverly Tuggle Guard Guard Guard Guard Co-Captain All-City GIRLS' VARSITY BASKETBALL C7 5251 I z we brew ' -Jw PM Y 5? X 1 f 1 C 1 L y .,SS we N N W . A . V .X fx., X .. , H1 .. 3 ...X ,.. .M lst row-Betty Carter, Bobbie Jones, Judy Sutton, Becky Thompson, Diane Holt, Jean Mos- ley. 2nd row-Beverly Tuggle, Mary Evelyn Head, Melissa Collier, JoAnne Saverio, Marguerite Wolfe, Rhonda Wade. M u 1 4 : Q Q it Q 8 ' T 3 . .gf we Get the ball, Rhonda. Get two, Jody! 1.,, 77, , A.-.-...,f--.-, -,Y ----'f.--.---- V JUNIOR HIGH GIRLS BASKETBALL 1st row-Judy Lowery, Paulette Lindsley, Cindy Potter, Becky Herod, Amelia Hutchinson, Connie Hunter, Dianne Carver. 2nd row-Marion Collier, Manager, Beverly Alexander, Carroll Ann Bech- told, Janie Barron, Judy Mayo, Margaret Zipperer, Coach Anderson. .IUNICR HIGH CHEERLEADERS 49 40, I N sAhQ.Q,u..4,s-1-4 K. ' ,-!,,f nl it lst row-Brenda Walker, Suzanne Driver, Carol Armstrong, Linda Gullette, Linda Graves. 2nd row-Connie Smiley, Linda Benson, Lori Pedrini, Suzanne Poe, Cathy Peeler. TRACK Madison's new track field. Madison is finally corning into its own in track, with a new track field, and a great amount of money being spent to provide the proper facilities to train our athletes. With these facilities, it is hoped that Madison will rise to be the new track power of the Nashville area. Nj-Y Y. ' X' f .. Tfjpv-N Q i Q I 1 at :N - . .fix - . X . - - Q .X fx --f J ., V . P , , - 1' wx , p if . L ' , ,f 'fr X, , lf l , . e. pw f x V 4 4. , f . . , xy i v' in ,aa . gl 1 ,, Q. ' +' 5 15. -, K . K Q. . xbltlik -g.iii xxw , L r Au H, M . ,K . 1 . ,. 'I 4 .- . E .i '-1 1 X . .f 3 , M ,X It p 3 lnsylif, i ilvwaf-.. ' ' .r ' . M . N, .., f ,J java ' M, 23153. qv K ,Q ' Gsm' input J, r. lr , , K. .,.,,. . , M. . ' o ' w . '. ,. m Eir X,-ff' 'K-i'.Z1 '3 MI, 'S ' pf .. 1- P 'iff . ..SWr'i,.Ar-lE- ,fl ai- f -N-4453, , - Y , ,ex .. . ,M A, 1.x,,x.- .i Q f:..f wifi 3'-.gi fi: if .Q cis . -aJis.-J! -'Q' vi-xp, 1 rs. 'fa Coach Dennis Meeks Randy practices for n meet. ,J ,J-ska, ...-.,-,, , BASEBALL 1962 lst row-Coach Louie Davidson, Mike Jenkins, Bill Harrison, Gary Belt, David Carter, Douglas Mangrum, Terry Moore. 2nd row-Buddy Whitaker, Manager, Ronnie Smith, Johnny Johnson, Dale Harper, Ronnie Sloan, Charlie Cole, Ronnie Buchanan, Jimmy Pittman, Doug Gober, Doug Brannom, Manager. Last year Madison enjoyed a winning baseball season. The team played each game with great vigor. This year, due to the fact that the boys have played together for three years, they shgjuld come very close to the chafiipionshipffwj D i s -.J 'Q W ,C ,1 fi ,, , F , ' s.: A V Q ,C J o Q IJ f' 1-I ', X I ,V f' X N , f s X . SCORES Madison, r , .,,, 15 Goodlettsville . , , 0 Madison 9 T.P.S. .. .,... ., 4 Madison 3 Antioch .,.. . , , 3 Madison 1 Central . , , . . , 2 Madison .i.. A , , 1 Donelson . . , . . 3 Madison ,....,., 15 Dupont ..,. . . . 0 Madison ..., . . . 1 Litton ..,, , . .13 'n. f 1 x 2' ' 1 A f QV -f -2 . 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