Marshall County High School - Tiger Yearbook (Lewisburg, TN)

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1952 volume:

W e, the Seniors, to you or esem This - - The Tiger oi ' TC 9 aii about NX- aboot the tifmge goo Yike the best 1 f SLC 52 6.6. S. Best wishes from NEW ICE AND COAL CO. 2 own 0 ax? QV -ag K0 We Q we wo' QW 50 e 'infix we . Q YC x Q'5g 0 xi -59 Rx 'lpfs C9 994 goo X003 K Wie book oo seek aka -a geek W g5 -aw F5 Be st Wishes f Iom T rib u 3 ne TIGER Co-Editors Bill Sha pa rd Martha Bra gg Business Managers Mary Sue Weaver Ophelia Scott Waldo Seay Literature Editors Jean Gold Jeanette Bowden Barbara Center Features Angela Wiggins Marie Sisco Treasurer Patricia Bills Alumni Charles Sanders Tommy Erwin LaRue O'Neal fi as 2 COMPLIMENTS OF C. 8z. D. ESSO STATION STAFF Artist Helen Lee Brown Photographer E. D. Helton Typist LaVerne McCaleb Mildred Helton Melba Haislep Bobby Ratcliffe Substitute Managers Mary Ann Thomas Sara Cromer John Ellington Patricia Gupton Harwell Murray Gwyn Coble James Talley Phil Davis Wilma Marlin Jr. Editor Will Ed. Green Jr. Business Manager Ja mes Biggs wr E I '. .I: 3 .nf ' v ss: 'F 45--ff i r IN MEMORY OF -- two former students of M. C. H. S. , Billy Kincaid and Wayne Dete Haskins, who shall long be remembered by all who knew and loved them. ' Their outstanding record in school affairs, especially on the gridiron, shall long be an inspiration to those who in future years shall endeavor to meet their standards. They not only will remain in our minds as great sportsmen but their outstanding personalities will live through the coming years. Sponsored by MARSHALL GAZETTE 5 FAC LTY Mr, J, W, Zumbro Principal Mr. Herbert Guy Miss LaVera Lovelace Mrs. Thomas Potts Mr. Earl Ratcliff Mr. D. W, Seay Mrs, Thomas Shires Mr, Ben Whiteaker Mrs. I. W, Zumbro Science, Band Home Ec. Mathematics History, Math, Commercial Librarian Assistant Coach Science r: l.lI-. Mrs, Bobby Alford Secretary Miss Faye Brandon Physical Ed. Mr, Wendell Bunch Languages Coach, History Vocational Ed. Languages Agri. Sociology Miss Florence Fitzpatrick English Mr, Glenn Davis Mr, Roy Derryberry Miss Nelda Eddins Mr, Duncan Ervin .Yh.- LAAM Compliments of London Funeral Home 6 i C 191 L AML A s 9' 4 . - Q ge., 3 C Q 7 S 1 S f g?2- x , , Pres. Vice Pres. Secretary Treas. Historian SE IOR Charles Sanders Buddy Patterson Jean Gold Joyce Shepard Mary Ann Thomas OFFICERS Reporter Sgt. at Arms Cheerleaders Ophelia Scott Jackie Roddy Patricia Bills Anita Hay Joy McPeak GOOD LUCK, SENIORS OF '52 -- COCA-COLA BOTTLING WORKS ,V as 'FQ' ll'-al kfsmf gig! H at ii E Wm Q ,K 5 49' SEN IORS Adams, Wayne 4-H 1,2,3,4, Bi-Chem, Shop 2 3,4, Andrews, Glendol Irene Commercial 3, F.H.A. 2, Treas- ure of T. 851, Club 4, Beard, Donald Wayne Transferred from Beacon High High School Beacon N. Y.: School Movie operator and mes- senger 1,2,3, Band and orches- tra, M.C.H.S. band 4, T, Sz l. reporter 4, Beard, Joan F.H.A. 1, Commercial Dept, 3, 4. Bills, Patricia Beta Club 3,4, Class Sgt. at arms 2,4, Reading contest 3, Treasurer of annual 4, Basketball manager 1,2, Class Tournament 1, Com- mercial Dept. 3,4, F.H.A. 4, Music IXDI.: M Club 1,2, Sec. of Beta Club 4, Latin Club 1,2, 4-1-1 Club 1,2,3, Blalock, Adelle Commercial Dept. 3, Home Economics l,2,3, F.H.A. 1, Spanish 4, Basketball 2,4. Bless, Frank Scott Transfer from Columbus, Miss. 1,23 D. O, 3,45 Vice Pres. T. Sc I. Club 3, Pres. T. 8a I. Club 4, Industrial Arts 3,4, Key Club 4. Bowden, Jeannette Sgt. at Arms of Class 1, V.F.W, Basketball medal 1, Basketball 1,2,3,4, Reading contest 3, Queen attendant 1, Class Sec. at Treas. 2, F.H.A. Vice Pres, 4, McCu1lar t ophey 3. 60111 rw Bragg, Martha Beta Club 2,3,4, F.H.A. 2,3, Chorus 1,2, Reading Medal win- ner 3, School reporter 4, Pres. of Beta Club 4, Co-editor of annual 4. Brown, Helen Lee Chorus 1,2,4, Beta Club 2,4, Class Tournament manager 1 and cheerleader 2, 4-H Club 1, 2,4, Annual Staff 4, Commer- cial Dept. 4. Burns, Betty Jo F.H.A. 1,2,3,4, Class Tourna- ments 2, Commercial Dept. 3,4. Chapman, Nancy Commercial Dept, 3,4, Class Tournament 2,3, Home Econom- ics 1,2, Science 2. Good Luck from Tutledge Pharmacy 9 SEN IORS Carroll, Mary Ann Beta Club 3,45 F.H.A. 1,2,35 Science Club 25 Commercial Dept. 3,4, Causey. John Football 1,2,3,45 Basketball 3,45 Latin Club 15 Key Club 3,45 Science Club 2,45 Class Tourna- ment 2,3,45 M Club 2,3,45 Volunteer Boys State 3. Center, Barbara Beta Club 2,3,45 Beta Club re- porter 45 F.H.A, 25 Commercial Dept, 35 Sec. of T. 85 I, Club 4. Clark, Lee Football l,2,3,45 Basketball 1,2, 3,45 Key Club 2,3,45 Commer- cial Dept. 35 M Club 3,45 Science Club l,2,3,4. Cromer, Sarah F.H.A. l,2,45 Sec, 45 reporter 15 Basketball l,2,45 Class Tourn- ament 15 Commercial Dept. 45 Staff 45 4-H Club 15 Chorus 15 Bi-Giem Club 2,45 Class Sec. 15 Club Treas. 25 Vice Pres, 45 M' Club 2,4, Edwards, Dorothy F.H.A. l,2,45 Beta Club 3,45 Commercial Club 3,4, Edwards, Higgins Transfer from Nashville5 Com- mercial Dept, 45 Chorus 2,3,45 Science Club 4. Endsley, Evelyn Transfer from Chapel Hill 25 F. H.A. 25 Commercial Club 35 Beta Club 45 T. Sa I, Club 4. Ellington, John Earle Band l,2,3,45, Science 2,45 Class Sec. 35 4-H Club l,2,35 Com- mercial Dept, 35 Manual Arts 45 Annual Staff 4, Ervin, Tommy Key Club 2,3,45 Science Club 2, 45 Band l,2,3,45 Class Tourn- ament l,2,3,45 Latin Club 1,25 Annual Staff 45 4-H Club 1,2, Ezell, Larry Transfer from Akron South High, Christmas Pageant 15 Class Tournament 25 Commercial Dept, 2,45 Basketball 3,4. Fagan, Betty lean F.l-LA. l,2,35 Commercial Dept. 3,4, BEST WISHES m MAN DRY CLEANERS my BOYD ELECTRIC com PANY it-at x -QI' L? 395.2 'Tl' G 'QQ 'Q :si at X af' Q95 ff E IDRS Foster, Marian Band 1,2,35 Band Sec. and Treas. 15 Bi-Chem Club 2,45 Chorus 2, 45 4-H Club 1,2,45 Class Tourn- ament 1,45 Commercial Dept. 45 Home Ec. 1. Foster, Lee Transfer from Morgan 15 Science Club 2,45 Shop 25 Basketball 25 T. dc I. Club 3,45 Mid-State Champion in Current Evants 35 4-H Club 1,2,35 Class Tourn- aments 2,3,4. Frye, Joseph Shop 1,2,35 Science Club 25 Commercial Dept. 4. Gold, Jean Chorus 1,25 Carnival Queen 25 F.H.A. 2,35 F.H.A. 25 Beta 2,3, 45 Treas, 35 Beta Club Vice Pres. 45 Class Tournament 2,35 Junior Rotarian 3,45 Staff 45 Football Queen 4. Graham, Bill D, O, 3,45 Shop 2,3,45 Science 1,25 Haislip, Melba F.H,A, 1,2,35 F,H.A. Songleader 2,35 F.H.A, Parlimentarian 15 Commercial Dept. 35 T. Sc I. Club 45 T, 851, Club reporter 45 Chorus 2, Harrell, Marlyn Beta Club 2,3,45 4-H Club 1,2, 35 F.H.A, 1,35 Commercial Dept, 35 T. 8: I. Club 4. Harris, Tommy Shop l,2,35 Science 1,2,3,45 Math 1,2. Hay, Anita F.H.A, Sgt. at Arms 1,35 Cheer- leaders l,2,3,45 M Club l,2,3, 45 Commercial Dept, 3,45 Class Tournaments 2,35 4-H Club 35 Chorus 2. Hazlett, Mary Glendon Class Tournament 15 Commer- cial Dept. 3,45 Home EC. 1,2,4. Helton, E. D. Shelbyville 15 Science Club 15 F.F,A. 15 Chorus 25 Transferred from Trevecca Hi Nashville 15 Forensic Club 35 Banguet pro- gram 35 Commercial Dept, 3,45 Annual Staff 45 M Club 3,45 Basketball 3,4, Helton, Mildred F.l-LA. 15 F.l-LA. Queen's atten- dent 15 Class Tournament 25 Beta Club 3,45 Commercial Dept. 3,45 Annual Staff 45 Home Ec. 1,2,3, Best Wishes of Lewisburg Jewelery Co. 88 2 F!l-1 awe! S an .f wr. E IORS Hill, Mac Football 1,2,3,45 Basketball 1,2, 3,45 Key Club 3,45 Shop 1,3,45 Class Sgt. at arms 35 Baseball 1, 2,:3,4, Hunter, Tom Football 1,2,3,45 Shop 1,2,35 4-H Club 1,2,3,45 M Club 3,4, Jones, Betty Jo English 1,2,3,45 Commercial Dept, 45 F,H,A, 1,45 4-H Club 1, 25 Science 2. Jones, Wayne Football l,2,3,45 Baseball 1, 2,3, 45 Shop l,2,35 Class Tournament 1,25 Basketball 3,45 4-H Club 1, 2,3,4, Keel, Faye Commercial Dept. 45 F.H.A. 2, 3,4, Lasater, Betty Chorus 1,2,45 F.H.A. Pres, 15 Class Tournament 1,25 Home Economics 15 Queen's Attendant 15 4-H Club 1,2,3, Ledford, Margaret 4-H Club 15 F.H.A. 15 Basketball 15 Commercial Dept, 3,4, Liggett, Thomas Football 1,25 Shop 2,3,45 4-H Club l,2,3,4, Liggett, Violet F.H.A. 25 Bi-Chem. Club 25 Class Tournament 25 Commer- cial Dept. 3,4, McCalab, LaVerne F.H.A. I-Hstorian 1: F.H.A. Vice- Pres. 25 Beta Club 2,3,45 Bi- Chem. Club 25 Commercial Club 3,45 F.H.A. 45 Beta Club Treas. 45 Annual Staff 4, McKnight, I-lellon F.H.A. 1,25 Home Economics 1, 25 Commercial Club 3,4, McLean, Eleanor Cheerleader 1,25 Bi-Chem. Club 25 Chorus 45 Class Tournament 1,25 4-H Club 1,2,45 Commer- cial Club 3,45 M Club 1,2,4, Courtesy of Mi l.ady's Beauty Shoppe ,QQ- lugs' -915 if 35? :asv N lf .19 fs, f .0-4 A 5 ,5s, at , U. as 5 Q ' -dj K 333, af Q 'Y' hi is : New 'Q ja'- , 4 I T' I g .AHRQ I' N gl, L. 'ws E IORS McPeak, Joye F.H.A. 1,2,35 F,H,A. songleader 1,45 Science Club 25 Commer- cial Club 35 T. 8: I, Club 35 Chorus 1,25 Cheerleader 4. McRady, George D. O. 3,45 Science Club 15 Commercial Club 45 4-H Club 1,2,3, O'Neal, LaRue Chorus 2,45 F,H,A. 1,2,45 Corn- mercial Club 45 Latin Club 2,45 Mgr, girls Class tournament 25 Music 15 Bi-Chem Club 45 Jr, Homemaker Degree 45 Annual Staff 4, Osburn, Joy 4-H Club 35 Science Club 25 T, 851. Club 3,4. Patterson, Marshall Class Vice Pres. 1,3,45 Sgt. at arms 25 Jr. Rotarian 15 Key Club 2,3,45 Vice-Pres, 45 Beta Club 2,3,45 Football 1,2,3,45 Capt, 45 Baseball l,2,3,45 Basketball l,2, 3,45 Boys State 35 Staff 4, Ratcliffe, Bobby Annual Staff 45 Commercial Dept. 35 Basketball l,2,35 Ban- quet Program 35 Shop 1, Roddy, Douglas Jackson Football 1,2,3,45 Latin Club 1,25 Sgt. at Arms of Class 4. Russell, Thomas Shop 3,45 4-H Club 1,2,3,45 Football 152,35 Chemistry 45 Science 1, Sanders, Charles Band 1,2,3,45 Student Conductor of band 45 Jr, Rotarian 2,3,45 Key Club 3,45 Pres. Key Club 45 Pres, of Class 2,3,45 Class Tournaments 1,2,3,45 Annual Staff 4, Scott, Ophelia Latin Club 15 Band 1,2,3,45 Annual Staff 152,45 Class Tourn- arnent 1,2,35 F,H,A. 25 Chorus 3, 45 Class Reporter 45 Bi-Chem Club 45 Commercial Club 45 4- H Club l,2, Seay, Waldo Sgt. at Arms 15 Football 1,2,3,45 Latin Club 2,35 Bi-Chem Club 45 Key Club 3,45 Letter Club 3, 45 Class Tournament 1,2,35 Football Co-captain 4. Shapard, Bill Football 1 2 3- Commenceme Annual C ' Q 1' f Play 25 lvigrfof C u ssions 45 it , f ,gf ' ff' 5' -1-55-' X af-fffpf t wg Z N Good Luck from Easy Pay Tire Store F 91? -is-16- SENIOR Sharp, Rheta Bi-Chem Club 2, 4-H Club 1,2, Beta Club 2,3,4, Commercial Dept, 3,4, Home Economics l,2, 3. Shepard, Joyce Latin Club 1, Beta Club 2,3,4, Sgt. at Arms Beta Club 3, Com- mercial Club Class Tournament 1,2,3, Class Treas. 4, Chorus 4, Bi-Chem 4. Sisco, Marie F.H.A. 2, Commercial Club 3,4, Beta Club 2,3,4, Class Tourn- aments 3, Queen's Attendant 2, 3, Girls State 3, Class Sgt. at Arms 3, Chorus 2, Annual Staff 4, 4-H Club l,2,3, History Me- dal 3. Smith, J. C. 4-H Club 1,2,3,4, T. Sc I. Club 4, Drawing 1. Stammer, Donald D, O. 3,4, Shop 2,4, Football 1, 2. Steele, Frances F.H.A,f1,2,3J, sec. of F5,H.A, 1, Home Economics 1,2,3, Com- mercial Club 3,4, Class Tourn- ament 3, Chorus 2, 4-H Club 1, Tate, Jr. Jesse Cornersville 1,2,3, Transfer to M.C.H.S. 145, Commercial 4. Thomas, Mary Ann Cheerleader 2, Bi-Chem Club 2, 4, Ser. at-arms 2, F.H.A. Histor- ian 3, Beta Club 3,4, Chorus 3,4, Librarian 3, Vice-Pres. 4, Com- mercial 4, Class Historian 4, Annual Staff 4, M-Club f2,3,4j, Homecoming Attendant 4. Thompson, Mary Sue Commercial Club 3, Weaver, Mary Sue Band 1,2,3,4, Band Treas. 1, Band Pres. 3, Beta Club 2,3,4, Beta Club Reporter 3, Class Tournament 1, Reading Contest 3, Annual Staff 4, Class Treas. 1, Class Reporter 2, F.H.A. 2. Webb, Charles Shop 2,3,4, D.O, 3, T. 8: l. Club 3, 4-H Club 1,2,3,4, Science 1. West, Doshia F.H.A. 1,2,3,4, F.H.A. Queen's Attendant 1, Sgt.-at-Arms 1, Basketball 1,2, Class Tourna- ment 1,2, T. Sc I. Club 4. 2,3, Qs, 5 ,gb Compliments of ServeUDairy M li W -SL '4 4 ,,,..-P , . 1' ,S--1' 'W -IVI bf. 4 5 52: K W 'QQ' I-fi I - Q 354 1-at wir uv' aa a5a 5 .:' W' ..,iw rw --45 SENIORS Wheat, Billy Football l,2,3,45 Baseball 3,45 Basketball 2,3,45 Key Club 2,3,45 Shop 1,3,4. Wiggins, Angela Class Sec. 15 F.H,A, Treas. 15 Reporter 25 Chorus 2,3,45 Sec. 45 Band 1,2,3,45 Sec, of Bi-Chem Club 15 Basketball Mgr, 35 Pres, of Band 45 Class Tournament 1, 2,35 Queen's Attendant 15 Staff Wiles, Janie F.H.A, 15 Commercial Club 3,4, Wilkerson, Laquita Latin Club 1,25 Commercial Club 3,45 Bi-Chem Club 15 Spanish Club 45 Chorus 1,2,35 M-Club 15 Cheerleader 1. Williams, Dottie T. 8: I. Club 45 Commercial Club 35 F,H.A, 1,2,s5 Pres. of F.H,A. 15 Treas. of F.H,A. 25 Reporter of F.H,A, 35 4-H Club 1,2,3. Williams, Jimmy Commercial Club 3, Wilson, Bradean Science Club 15 Class Tourna- ments lg F.H.A, 1,2,35 Band 1,2, 35 T, Sz I. Club 45 Annual Staff 3. Gipson, Bobby D,O, 3,45 Shop 2,35 Football 1, 25 T, Sa I. Club 3,4. Courtesy of First National Bank fs-'sm-jg? C nf SENIOR ILL .5 A. ii if, G 5.2.3323 5 ax I, Adelle Blalock, will my ability to write my own excuses and get out of school to some honest person of the junior class. I, Janie Wiles, will my ability to go with Ralley Hill boys to Nannie Sue Ervin. I, E. D. Helton, leave my deep voice to Harwell Murrey. May he not raise it too much in Mr. Seay's room. I, Lee Foster, will my love for chemistry to some most deserving junior. I, Lee Clark, will my height to Marion Crigger. I, Bradean Wilson, will my place on the staff at Gordon's Hospital to anyone lucky enough to get it. I, George McRady, leave my ability to provoke Mr. Seay to Harwell Murrey and Bobby Cheatham. May they have the technique to get back into class as many times as I have. I, Bill Shapard, will to Will Ed Green the annual for '53--Poor Fellow!! ! I, Mary Glendon Hazlett, will my ability to go with Cornersville boys to Martha Williams. We, Marlyn Harrell and Pat Bills, in our usual state of excitement, will our ability to go to the Beta Convention and smoke Herbert Tareyton to Marcia Preston and Carolyn Talley. I, Tommy Ervin, will my grades to anyone unlucky enough to have them. I, Laquita Wilkerson, will my ability to hook Pulaski boys to Gale Ingram. I, Bubba Liggett, will Ponnie Petty my ability to hook all new girls who come to M.C.H.S. I, Fay Keel, will my bashfulness to Elaine Davis, who is even quieter than I. I, Betty Lasater, in my usual state of mind, will my trickies and what- cha-ma-dittles to anyone who think he can twist his tongue that much. I, Sarah Cromer, will my love for Chapel Hill to Mary Joy Norton, I, J. C. Smith, with mischievousness written on my face, will to Frank Baugh all my thumb tacks. I, Jeannette Bowden, in my usual slow motion, will my big mouth and food capacity to anyone who feels he can take and eat as much as I. I, Scotty Bless, in my usual state of mind, will my ability to get out of draw- ing class to Douglas Bigham. May he get caught as many times as I have. I, Anita Hay, will to Mary Joy Norton my cheerleading skirt and sweater and also my ability to go with a boy from Chapel Hill. I, Hellon McKnight, will my position as Mr. Seay's helper to some Junior who has little enough sense to take it. May she live through it. I, Tommy Harris, will my ability to loaf in Shop to Willie Edwards. We, Frances Steele and Marie Sisco, in our same silly mood, leave our fool- ish but wonderful times to Martha Moore and Ann Norris Shires. We, Glendol Andrews and Dottie Williams, will our seats in D.O. class to any juniors who want them--May they be able to look innocent when Mr. Derry- berry walks in. I, Joy Osburn, being very stingy, leave nothing. Lewisburg Casting Company 16 We of Verona -- Mac Hill, Wayne Jones, Tom Hunter, A fS Buddy Patterson and John Ellington -- leave the school to I Q X Wayne Petty and Louis Elmer Wright, Jr. WJPJX I, Jean Gold, leave my dimples to my little cousin, Janice I 1' I Bills, and my ability to go up steps two at a time to any junior Q C girl who thinks she can get away with it. 6 I, LaRue O'Neal, will my height to Linda Shaw and my feet to any junior who needs a firm foundation. I, Joseph Frye, will Bliss Foster to Mr. Seay's bookkeep- K Q ing class. ,gm B I, Billy Wheat, will my oversized collection of football jerseys to M.C,H,S,A,A. I, Eleanor McLean, will my ability to get out of high school in three years to Yvonne I-lodge. I, Ophelia Scott, will my long hours of private practice in the band to my little red-haired sister Margaret. We, Margaret Ledford and .Ioan Beard,leave our everlasting friendship to two who can get along together. I, Betty Burns, will my seat in typing class to Ruby Lee Stinnett. Let's hope she gets out more copies than I did! I, Mildred Helton, will my ability to become engaged to a Mooresville boy to Carolyn Talley. I, Wayne Adams, will to Frank Baugh my good behavior on the school bus. I, Violet Liggett, will my quiet ways to my little sister Emma, who is larger than I. I, Charles Sanders, will my political to Phil Davis, may he be president of his class all four years. I, Nancy Chapman, will my ability to go with sailors to any junior or sopho- more girl who is lucky enough to get to go with one. Good Luck! I, Helen Lee Brown, being of almost sound mind and broken arches, will my ability to freeze my hands getting cokes to Ann Norris Shiresg may she never need mittens. I, Thomas Russell, will my hard seat in Mr. Bunch's English class to Don- ald Richardson. I, Donald Stammer, will my ability to go to town for Mr. Derryberry to Joe Davis. I, Betty Jones, will my little mouth and my place in the senior class to Lila Williams. I, Buddy Webb, will my ability to get along with Mr. Ratcliffe to Bobby Bow- den. I, Bill Graham, will my love for hot rods to Joe Davis. - I, Bobby Gipson, will Mr. Derryberry's paddle to Frank Baugh. I, Mary Sue Weaver, will my uke to Gwen Coble. May she drive as many batty as I have. I, Jesse Tate, will my ability to keep Cook, Crigger and Bigham out of trouble to Jimmy Holton. I, Mary Sue Thompson,will my short hand book to Betty Ann McAdams. I, John Causey, will my ability to get into trouble to Carlton Bless. I, Waldo Seay, will by boat paddle to use on freshmen to Marion Crigger. I, Jimmy Williams, will my muscles to R. L. Wiles. We, Betty Fagan and Mary Ann Carroll, will our ability to fuss and still be friends to someone who possesses such a friendship. I, Donald Beard, will the coming seniors of 195? to the sole power of the teachers of M,C.H.S, Marco Motor Court sends best wishes I7 li ' Q nah rs SE r E cuss I RKQF al r---f' rf' r-4 l G . I 2 B I, Bobby Ratcliffe, will a large paddle to be used on the freshmen. I, Larry Ezell, leave my height to freshman Tommy Harris, long may his head hit the basketball goal. I, Joye McPeak, in a clear state of mind and with dishpan hands, will my ability to get married and wait on a husband to Gayle Ingram. I, Reta Sharp, will my ability to argue with anyone who comes along to La Vona, Geneva, Joyce and Marie. I, Mary Ann Thomas, will my love for M,C.H,S, Qand those cute freshman boysj to Ann Linton. May she have as much fun as I have had Qand may she be more successful in getting dates with those eligible bachelorsl. I, Joyce Sheppard, day-dreaming as usual, will my mixed-up love affairs to Gwen Coble. I, Angela Wiggins, will my band practice hours to my little sister Anniseg may she use them in a way that will please Pappy Guy. I, Doshia West, in a solemn state of mind, will my loud shoe strings to Nancy Steele and Billie Bowden. I, Barbara Center, will my brain Qsmall though it may bel to little sister lla, who is sadly in need of one. I, Marian Foster, will my love for brunettes and blue eyes to Martha Moore. I, Melba Haislip, feeling fine and wishing to see Bobby, will my ability to get out of school at lunch to Rebecca Howard. I, Higgins Edwards, will my ability to date the freshman girls to Harwell Murrey. I, Martha Bragg, being in the usual confused state of mind, will my weak- ness for daydreaming in class to Peggy Culbertson. We, LaVerne McCaleb and Evelyn Endsley, will our lasting friendship to anyone who can get along as well as we. I, Dorothy Edwards, will my position at the library desk to Ann Hill. May she find a job in carding books. ' I, Johnny Evans, will all my lost books to anyone who can find them. I, Jackie Roddy, will my good looks and curly hair to Billy Bensinger. We, the seniors of '52, will our ability to make prize -winning floats to the class of '54, We, the seniors of '52, will happiness and success to the faculty of M.C.H.S. We know we have helped to add many grey hairs to your heads and we are sorry for it. May the future classes gain as much inspiration and knowledge as we have gained. Now, having made our last will and testament, we leave to take our place in the world. ... EQ V2 0 gk? fx? I Z4 K, igfg- U J' Best Wishes from Carter Motor Co. H If 18 E IOR SNAPSHUTS ,KFAQHK Four Years of Champ1on Homecoming Floats M.-4 'NA 5!F'V ff ,mf ,. 9' g ,yrfqfwfqiigw W9 'if ' KILL IT if 4,QA M 3,44 , Nm fob 4 'V IOODSJDHY Evans W YOU SH Dpedl Years an d years COMPLIMENTS OF-LC. PENNEY CO. I9 ago 'P A3 HISTURY OF T HE CLASS f ff F 52 gi 'gtg 0 9 B 5,5 X vo At Marshall County High School in the fall of 1948, one-hundred and four freshmen entered what is now our dear Alma Mater. Looking back, we wonder how we ever survived the first week of A q our rugged beginning. The experiences we had to endure under the Q Q? direction of the awe -- inspiring seniors, which were so humilating 30 Z to us then, have been recorded in our memories as great fun. S A X We could easily recognize our classmates in the first week of A initiation, so we had no trouble getting acquainted with them. After ,J we established ourselves in our new hall of learning , we selected first class officers of our high school days: president, Jimmy Beth- Q shares, vice-president, Buddy Patterson, secretary, Angela Wiggins, A A 5 A treasurer, Mary Sue Weaver, sgt. -- at -- arms, Jeanette Bowden and Waldo Seay, cheerleaders, Barbara Dickerson and Anita Hay. Our patient sponsors, Mr. Seay and Mrs. Shires, guided our fumbling footsteps through this year of adjustment. During football season, Homecoming found the lowly freshman class in the lime light , winning first prize for our float. This money started our band ac- count and we all knew we were starting on our road to success. Sooner than we could all realize, September of 1949 came. We were all glad to be sophomores and to inherit the nickname Silly , which we considered slightly more complimentary than green . The first week of school we selected those who were to head our class: president, Charles Sanders, vice-president, Elma Murdock, sec. 8: treas. Jeanette Bowden, sgt. -- at -- arms, Patricia Bills and Buddy Patterson, report- er, Mary Sue Weaver, cheerleaders, Anita Hay and Mary Ann Thomas. It was our good luck to have Miss Eddins and Coach Tompson as our sponsors. The school year was not all work and no play. Throughout our class work were interspersed gay class parties. In October we had a Harvest Festival. Elma Murdock was elected from our class to reign as queen. For Christmas our class enjoyed another party. Then in the spring we had a hayride, which will never be forgotten by anyone experiencing the battle with the Mud . With great pride and a possible growing arrogance which seems naturally to follow the humility of a freshman, we received various coveted honors during the year. Our float in the Homecoming parade, on which we worked with such zeal, again received first prize. Our class was represented in football by Lee Clark and Buddy Patterson, Mac Hill and John Causey. Jean Gold was crowned as Carnival Queen. The sophomore boys crowned our glory when they became champions in the class tournaments. In the fall of 1950 we could hardly realize we were now juniors. Our amaze- ment was hidden under a swaggering of importance which was meant to imply that we knew the ropes . Class election was one of the highlights of the first week of this school year: president, Charles Sanders, vice-president, Buddy Patterson, secretary, John Earle Ellington, treasurer, Jean Gold, sgt. -- at -- arms, Mac Hill and Marie Sisco, Cheerleader, Anita Hay, Reporter, Martha Bragg. Our capable sponsors were Mrs. Potts and Miss Eddins. Carrying out the tradition of the school, we sold magazines, topping the re- cords of any of the previous classes which have been at M,C.H,S, Good Luck Seniors--The Hi-Hat At Homecoming we worked hard on our float, everyone did his .. part. Our heads swelled when we again were awarded the first prize JUNIOR for our float. f BA N- Causey, Seay, Hill, Hunter, Patterson, Clark, Jones lettered in fi QUE1- football. On the harwood were Patterson, Clark and Ezell. On the 3- 6 baseball diamond, Patterson, Jones, Hill, Helton and Causey repre- sented our class. We entertained the seniors in the spring with a Southern banquet ... with the hope that they enjoyed it as much as we enjoyed giving it. When our boys again won the class tournament, each of us mark- ed this as a real victory. Our class was very honored when Jeanette Bowden received the McCullough Trophy, Marie Sisco was awarded the History Medal, Barbara Center received the Language Medal, and Mary Sue Weaver, the Mathematics Medal. ln the Reading and Declamation Contest, Martha Bragg and Bill Shapard were the Medal winners. Our representative to Girls' State was Marie Sisco. Representing us at Boys' State were Buddy Patterson and John Causey. As time went by, we found it September of 1951 and we were the Seniors! We now realized that this was our last year at the most wonderful high school in the world. Trying to make the most of our precious days, we all seem to be having more fun than ever. At our first class meeting of the year, we all put much thought into who we wanted for our officers. President -- Charles Sanders, Vice President -- Buddy Patterson, Secretary -- Jean Gold, Treasurer -- Joyce Shepard, Reporter -- Ophelia Scott, Historian -- Mary Ann Thomas, Sgt. at arms -- Patricia Bills, Jackie Roddy, Cheerleader -- Anita Hay, .loye McPeak. Our sponsors, Miss Fitzpatrick and Mr. Bunch, helped us make this one of the most glorious years ever. We could never repay them. Immediately we began scheming of ways to swell our bank account, for we had need of money to carry out our plans for leaving a worthwhile memorial to the school in addition to the two water coolers we gave, and for financing our Senior trip. All of us turned ourselves into super peddlers at the football games where we had concessions stands. The Senior play, on December 7, under the able direction of Mr. Bunch, was a howling success. The cast included Martha Bragg, Charles Sanders, Mary Sue Weaver, E. D. Helton, Higgins Edwards, Patricia Bills, Ophelia Scott, John Earl Ellington, Mary Ann Thomas and Buddy Webb. The football season -- our last -- was a memorable one. From among our class, Causey, Hill, Patterson, Seay, Hunter, Jones, Wheat,Clark and Roddy were on the squad. Buddy Patterson, the '51 Capt. was an all-star on the Conference team and Waldo Seay, the alternate Capt... , received honorable mentions. Lee Clark can be proud of being the most improved player. One of the highlights of the football season was the homecoming game and parade. Possible because we were acutely aware of the fact that this was our last time to participate in such activities, we spent nights decorating our float. We were rewarded when we, for the fourth and last time, received the award for the best float. To climax the day, Jean Gold was crowned homecoming queen. When basketball season started our class was again well represented. Jeannette Bowden and Lee Clark were elected captains of the girls and boys teams. Buddy Patterson was alternate captain for the boys. With our wagons hitched to a star, we plan to conclude this year, tagging it one of our best ever. Our hearts are set to do our part in the world of tomorrow, trying to repay some of our indebtedness to those who have been so patient in guiding us through these 4 years of preparation. May we show them that it has not all been in vain. Compliments of C.C. Hopper, Esso Distributor ex' ex Bill We DI PER TO 01' ' S06 XN ad -X45 we ? Melbza Haislip 0516 Frances Steele Sara Cromer Jeannette Bowden 8 317 Gold 5 -if me 4 ,we jg Tommy Erv1n Mem Paste LaRue O'Nea1 ' Compliments of MARSHALL COUNTY FARMERS CO-OPERATIVE IPLOMAS : Q qnlq Betty Lasater x Came Baib at a Made S1590 Wayne Adams if nt an as Marrba Br Egg John Eva is pq an-. Angela Wiggins mi Ann Thomas Mgt? V44 J E 'W -sis-E Q 2 sf nun' 5 B dd Patterson t Q if .- , U Y Marlyn Harrell V Q V 1 Q, Anita Hay Best wishes from RHEA'S PETERS 23 it SHOE STORE ima' 14 il A o NAME Wayne Adams Cvlendol Andrews Donald Beard Joan Beard Adelle Blalock Patricia Bills Frank Scott Bliss Jeannette Bowden Martha Bragg Helen Lee Brown Betty Jo Burns Nancy Chapman Mary Ann Carroll John Caus ey Barbara Center Lee Clark Sarah Cromer Dorothy Edwards Higgins Edwards Evelyn Endsley John Earle Ellington NICK- NAME Pee Wee Kitten Whiskers Jo Shortie Cecil Scotty Net Marty Skinny Lee Betsy Blondie Mary Killer Bob Red Rat Sis Sugar Doll Higg Hon Skeet PET SAYING That Dog Jumping C reeps You can't ever tell Good Night My Cow Good Gracious Not too much Good Heavens You know what? My Gosh Well I Swan Oh Brother Oh, my goodness Better wis 2 up Doc Good Cow That's right Daug it My Cow lf I know anything Dog gone it That' s right Hlllullllllllm AMBITION Farmer Get ahead in world Secretary Housewife Airline Hostess Sec. for a rich man Get rich Own a Cad- illac Con- vertible Be a mod- ern Juliet To edit Glamour Housewife Sailors Wife Secretary College Pass Sen- ior English Grocery- man Steno- grapher Housewife Pharmacy Drug Store Secretary To own a busline WEAKNESS Motorcycles and Cars Brownie Women Thomas Lyndon Football Players Girls Joe Sour Kraut Dill Pickles Dopey Sailors Hamburgares Freshmen Girls Chewing gum Clarksville Girls Grapes Charles Girls Day dreaming Girl s S1-x.,...,.,'- NAME John 'Evans Tommy Ervin Larry Ezell Betty Jean Fagan Lee Foster Marian Foster Joseph Frye Jean Gold Billy Graham Melba Haislip Marlyn Harell Tommy Harris Anita Hay Mary Glendon Hazlett E. D. Helton Mildred Helton Mac Hill Tom Hunter Betty Jo Jones Wayne Jone s ---7 , -1.- NICK- NAME Johnny Seymour Jim. Bebe Ichabod Lucile Joe Jeannie Sterling Peb Chickadee Fleabug Lou Weinie Dee Billie Mac Tom Jo Soapy Best Wishes from A1ford's Pharmacy Hillllllllln ' i-'::i7gf'1: .. 'X isa' KH! l l I q st gggit . 'gl' 'liiw ' Ill 1 .n I as U, i v V U m j. fi 1 mai ' or i f k Ace ooze Q' I 71' O PET SAYING Now let's see Big stomp Hope you good luck Good Grief Hi Baby Cat Hair Not any l'l1 be Jiggef Hot Rorl You won't do it Makes no difference to me Not Much You R eckon Did you ever How say there Don't Be Silly Not too much I don't know Oh, My Goodness Boyoaneck AMBITION Farmer Dentist To go to Akron Get rich Engineer Highway Patrol Woman Farmer To be a farmer's wife Undecided Marry Woman She riff Finish School Raise Wheat Soldiers wife Announce 1960 World Series Housewife Surveyor Surveyor Telephone Operator Pro Baseball WEAKNESS History Food Motors Sailors Bologna Fords 81 Buicks Girls Jerry Hopped- up Autos Bobby Boys Women Billy Clarence Baseball game s Duke Freshman Girls Girls Peoria Girls F LEI--3999 K -X git . L. WW nv . -ill' ,ff- -uh-- 49 ll WI! I N QQW 5 lf, D 0 Yi Q Q 4' NAME Faye Keel Betty Lasater Margaret Ledford Thomas Liggett Violet Liggett LaVerne McCaleb Hellon McKnight Eleanor McLean Joye McPeak George McRady LaRue O'Neal Joy Osburn Mar shall Patte r son Bobby Ratcliffe Douglas Jackson Roddy Thomas Russell Charles Sanders Ophelia Scott Waldo Seay NICK- NAME Price Smoky Marty Bubba Baby Verne Bunchie Levi Baby George Crewy Lou Jodie Buddy Bobby Jackie Teek Chazy Poochie 5 - S2324 PET SAYING Holy Cow 254 sw lu il.. 'df Tlini' 92 -hu- , Y' -7 I I l 'hill ll fx H ,, X X ni K K fN 9.99 09204 pod O 4 :ze 3' '4 'ne-ri 9 9 0 65' 5 4 9'6 21393395 1 0 ,I L' E 4 V4 '-'Ig lt' - I 4 T - 1 ,Iv v ' f v sr- .. ',. 4 23 V. 3' ,iz 5.004 3- ' 'leaf M is 9-9 - Lsg, ,xx QQ tv 9 nyo'o's1PQ'4 49 9 90 ooo if QQZQQQS AMBITION Secretary Tricky Holy Cow Ssssss! Great Day Good Granny Good Lands Re Doolie Squeed Oh shh- oot What ya say Good Grief Heavens Dog if I know Golly Goodne s s Censored Well Doggone That do make it nice You tellem Donut Old Maid Secretary Undecided Housewife Secretary Steno- graphe r Housewife Be good Housewife Join Navy Teach Margaret Truman voice Nurse Coach Doctor G0 through College Farmer Band director Housewife Money WEAKNESS Admire music too much Lemons Food Girls Thurman Hot Dogs Eating Boys Bobby Dean Grace Marie Grand Piano Dan Football Senior girls talking Beadie Women 1935 Fords Clothe s Catalpa NAME Bill Shapard Rheta Sharp Joyce Shepard Marie Sisco J. C . Smith Donald Stammer Frances Steele Jesse Tate Jr. Mary Ann Thomas Mary Sue Thompson Mary Sue Weaver Charles Webb Doshia We st Billy Wheat Angela Wiggins Janie Wiles Laquita Wilkerson Dottie Williams Jimmy Williams Bradean Wilson NICK- NAME Bird-Dog Shortie Skinny less Sisco Kid J. C . Duck Little T Fanny Mat Susie Cute Beaver Buddy Dokie Bucky Angie Jan Keeter Cootie Butch Punk Good Luck from Blackwell 8a Burgett oot PET SAYING And so Holy Cow Goodness Hot Dog Censored Censored Hot Spit Curse my bones Really- uh-You know Goodne s s Oh No Censored Love Ya Baby l'm abouta faint Liston Now Goodnight l'll be swizard That's all right Censored Gee Whiz AMBITION WEAKNESS Capatilist Black Jack Secretary Boys Nurse Men and food Have a Men million dollars Dairy Girls Farmer Contractor Girls and Budweiser To gain ten pounds Bush Women Cutter To marry Southerners Gen. Lee's great , great , grandson Telephone Operator Fly to the XDOOH Engineer Nur se Graduate Busine s s Manager Housewife Nurse Highway Patrol- woman ? Technician To admire boys Ukuleles Milk shakes Steltemier Anita Being on time Leonard Hot Rods Marvin Foods Food CLASS PROPHECY This is Mary Glendon Hazlett, your woman about town, speaking to you from the Brass BB, the most talked -- about nightspot in New York. I'm about to witness the most gala social event of the season, the Alumni Banquet of the '52 class of M.C.H.S. The club was decorated entirely with BB's by Miss Jeannette Bowden, designer of the ultra modern house for Queen Elizabeth, who-by- the-way is now confined to the sanitarium. Glancing around, I see the owners of the club, the Verona Corporation com- posed of Mack Hill, Buddy Patterson, Wayne Jones and John Ellington, the silent partner in the firm who has been in charge of a fleet in the Pacific -- Just a minute ! ! ! ! Ladies and Gentlemen! I see the President of the United States, followed by Bubba Liggett, the leader of the Dixiecrat Party and the President's private secretary, LaRue O'Neal, making her way to speed to Admiral Ellington. Mrs. Robert E. Lee, IV, the former Miss Mary Ann Thomas, has made a brilliant record as the first woman president. Not too far away, I see her opponent in the coming election, Mr. E. D. Helton, who will give Mrs. Lee a good race. Mr. Helton is surrounded by a group of politicians, among them his campaign mana- gers, Lee Foster, and Buddy Webb. Oh! Ladies and Gentlemen, just approaching the speaker's table is Dr. Waldo Seay, just having escaped from the Amazons who captured him when he went to the wild dark regions of South America a few years ago on an expedition. Rising to greet him, is Bill Shapard, the famous criminal lawyer. Seated also at the speaker's table is Miss Helen Lee Brown, world famous commercial artist and originator of the comic strip, Oh, Tiger, How Could You? Hi There! Folks, that was Tom Hunter, the Walter Winchell of our day. I see the cigarette girls, Maralyn Harrell and Dotty Williams, making their way over to the famous cowboy stars, John Causey and Lee Clark. Their latest production is Buzzards Over Dry Gulch. There's quite a bit of confusion! Everyone is stretching to see Miss America of 1954, the former Miss Angela Wiggins as she enters. They tell me she is now raising American Beauties. frosesj Just arriving, also, are Mr. and Mrs. Blalock and Mr. and Mrs. McPeak. It is rumored that Joye and Addelle were found by their husbands reading Cheaper By the Dozen. Oh No! . . . I can't believe it ! ! . . Not Jimmy Williams. He must be at least 7ft. Zin. tall and weigh at least 300 lbs. They tell me that he and Higgins Edwards patented a new medicine, Cadahol, which guarantees any man who uses it muscles within six weeks. What's all the yelling about.? Oh, I see, it's Joan and Thomas Russell. Gone are looks of endearment -- It seems they found you can't live on love. I see George McRady doing nothing as usual. They say he is living off un- employment insurance and lived in constant fear that someone will offer him a job. Tommy Ervin, the famed dentist, is giving his hat to the hatcheck -ff: girls, Marion 'Foster and Eleanor McLean. As you probably have -1- read, Tommy is the one who invented the unbreakable teeth. He is 'J' followed by his assistant, Miss Helen McKnight. ' IQ J Married life seems to agree with Mildred Helton, LaVerne Mc- .xf Caleb, Evelyn Endsley and Melba Haisip as they chat happily about i' the husbands and children. , U '13, Wait ! ! s who is this funny looking fellow with the iong beard? Q Could it be? . . . ls it? . . . Yes, Ladies and Gentlemen, it's Jackie Roddy who has been living as a hermit after the girls drove him into hiding. Don Beard and Scotty Bless seem to be in a heated discussion. U 'Ill nl' Don, who has changed his name to Francois, is now a famous hair V Compliments of Standard Drug Co. stylist and Scotty is a buyer of ladies' lingerie for Macy's. What's this? It's just Bradean Wilson, alies Giggles Guppen- -33 heimer, the famous lady wrestler. I see the bouncer, Johnny Evans , 'J headed her way. Seay finally collapsed and she just stepped over him and took his K place. . There is Fay Keel rushing over to thank Donald Stammer, Bill E . Graham and Bobby Gipzon, the daredevils who have been breaking C records all over the country withtheir Hot rods, for appearing in the last commercial for Keel's cigarettes. Everyone knows their L. jf f J I do believe Betty Jo Jones brought her typewriter with her. Mr. L Wil I slogan Smoke Ke-e-l's, guaranteed to give you that cigarette cough. , K Oh, I see just arriving that famous social leader of New York, Patricia Bills. Behind her is her Chauffeur. Jesse Tate, also a member of the '52 class. Leaning against the bar are J. C. Smith, Wayne Adams and Tommy Harris, who own almost half of Texas. There's Sara Cromer, head of the MP's in the U. S. Army, giving a few point- ers to Mary Sue Thompson, the first woman motorcycle cop in Marshall County. You can sense the excitement, Folks, as Martha Bragg, another Helen Hayes, arrives! As you know, Martha is now being rated among the great. I see Barbara Center making her way through the crowd. It seems she's still pursuing the finer things of life -- men. The room's in an uproar, as Joseph Frye, accompanied by his assistant, Bobby Ratcliffe and private nurse, Joy Osburn, arrives. You've been hearing lots about their space ship journey to Mars. It was fi- nanced by Mary Sue Weaver, who made her fortune with her uke . I thinkl see Mary Sue now. Someone has just informed me that Doshia West sent word that she would be unable to attend the banquet. On her last trip to Reno she just decided to stay. Oh, there are Margaret Ledford and Janie Wiles. You've read of their poi- neer struggles in their fight for recognition of man's equality with woman. Here is the fashion expert, Rheta Sharp. You've all read her article in Charm, Be Sharp With Rheta Sharp . Betty Jean Fagan looks very happy discussing her newest business venture with Mary Ann Carroll and Betty Jo Burns. Betty Jean own a Fleet of taxi cabs now and Mary Ann and Betty Jo have a charming teashop. Say, there's the new rage in soap operas, Violet Liggett. You have all heard her new program Why Bertha Left Horne , written and directed by Nancy Chapman. What's this? She's clothed in Furs and diamonds ! ! ! Hey! She just knocked over a table! Why, of course, it's Ophelia Scott. Hello, Ophelia! Oh, there's Jean Gold! She must have just arrived back in the States. You've heard about her being a transport pilot? She works for a company that flies kangaroos from Australia to the United States. I see Betty Lasater talking earnestly to Joyce Shepard, who writes the love- lorn column in the New York Times. After six happy marriages Betty is plann- ing a trip to Paris to mend a broken heart. I see Dorothy Edwards giving her latest recipe to Mary Ann Carroll. Dot appears each Saturday morning on the Pet Milk Show. Larry Ezell, the headwaiter, once again scores a hit with this perfect ban- quet. You should have seen the proud look on Billy Wheat's face as he watched Anita join her old pals, Marie Sisco, Frances Steele and Laquita Wilkerson, in the chorus line. A fitting finale is the music of Hot Lips Sanders and his orchestra which features Glendol Andrews as soloist. The crowd is leaving, lost in the memories of by-gone days. The alumni banquet of the '52 class has been a great success. Best wishes from Kerley Furniture Co. N J UN IOR OFFICERS President L. E. Wright Cheerleader, Ann Ray Ritter Vice President Lyn Murdock Jr. Editor, Will Ed Green Secretary Ann Norris Shires Jr. Bus. Mgr. James Biggs Treasurer Hilda Glenn Sponsors Miss Nelda Eddins Sgt. at Arms Billy Bensinger Mrs. Torn Potts Compliments of the National Store 28 I A rn: xp rf., -Iancy Allen 1 5 Wi 3 xg ul :IE- Si, rv f UN IORS wi- ggi? TL. 4. -p P' k V 'ai N. W ff. gl , 1 K Y G Q ff f bd 555 Thomas Barron James BUGS Frank Baugh Betty Beard Julia Bensinger Billy Bensinger , ...E.::,, Zq, my W., Joe Davis James Biggs Frankie Bigham Elaine Davis q,,,,, A sv 1 E 'X , 5 Q T is ESQ .J 3 I une Davis 315' . Ray Cromer ., 4- 5 7, Q D 'f J Edwin Derryberry Bobby Bowden Bobby Cheatham Kenneth Cherry James Endsley Donald Curtis Lloyd Eldridge Marv in Crrgger Marion Crigger 9' 4 :neua Clark Jean Clendening Marie Cochran Evelyn Cooke Ralph Cook Clara Mai Cozart Calvin Crabtree Best wishes trom Woodward Motor Co. 29 l UNIURS . ic-z gm- U . if ,wmg f- 255 T E EZZE' f mummy ,axzwg ,.,v A,,A. 'ip or fir a,frf ,A.,..:, if aa , La Vona Endsley Nannie Sue Ervin Bliss Foster Hilda Glenn Will Ed Green Patricia Gupton Donald Hardis Mary Joyce Harmond - fm? r i 5? I.W. Harper : ' ' 3' Y . 'wi Andrew McDowell AmHm Eaalf .,s WW ,HI safe: Harwell Murrey ,m ,Q ., i, . W L Lynn Murdock fi Billy McAdams S ' Johnny McKay Anna Marie Hobbs , 4. K V I V k V, Charles Orr :T-Z Q... E V- Q I 'Q Bobby Hony if ii' ' i'i a -i,r. ' L -if an - H, aa- aaa M :V ,V .:.:,,. .til ,, 4 .I Ig' jg A we -..: ' M ' 32, ' fai' i Q? QM ' A Jimmy Holton Rebecca Howard Gayle Ingram Carolyn Isley Frankie Jobe an dk X ,rm , D, if gi ffgiiifisi, ' f W, i f ' ' L, w l We 4 C - Martha Moore is - - A EQ ,, 'Zi' if , .V', ' Bernerdean vii VM V fs ar.. kv f. .rp an dm, v ,Q , Matrox ' 5 V 1 Billy Lowe Larry London fm Y i 1 if P. B ' if LV,, fi Lyle Klessig Evelyn Ligg Best wishes from Butler Brothers, Complete Home furnishings .'v., :-lr '- V 'R img Betty Pigue I 37-ff: ! 4 is' .6 at I: iw? Ag, xl.- E91 J ist .f -ii .5252 Q , Tv K his f t gf . li I , 'S 0 9 A, ww IZ' 17, H If it Bobby Porterfield Margie Sanders Ann Norris Shires Joy Steagall Ruby Lee Stinnett Hubert Woodward Carolyn Talley Charles Woods Polly Tankersley Wyndell Wrllrams SOPHO ORE OFFICERS President - Ewell Butler Pat Sander s Marianne Ramsey Vice-Pres. - Mary Jane Adams Sgt. at Arms Sec. and Treas. - Linda Hinds Cheer Leader - Mary Joy Norton Reporter - Beth Harris Sponsors Best Wishes from WILES MOTOR CO. 32 Ronald McRady Donald McRady Miss Lovelace Mr. Ratcliffe Jimmy Achuff Mary Jane Adams Joan Adams Virginia Adams Shirley Andrews Wayne Bailey Myra Bartlett Malcolm Bates Shirley Biggs Douglas Bigham Janice Bills Billie Marie Bowden Judy Brisby Ewell Butler Grace Calloway Hayden Center Raymond Clark Gwendolyn Coble Jimmy Crabtree Myrtis Crabtree SOPHO ORE f f , 19 3 af if Q at -.36 J mr Jr rx, 15 QQ f 1 . :Z J . avi' ,J .,'- f ' Peggy Culbertson jg ' Dorothy Darnell . if? ' gf Dorothy Doggett ggfrg Willie Edwards f i E .7 Janis Endsley an A ,,- ' 'Wt John Endsley , fy i Barbara Elrod ri Joan Fagan A ' 3 Betty Foster ' . lj ' Marianne Gates C 'C' Frances Hagood W J Neil Hardison 1, my Mary Woodward Ili sf Compliments of Herf Jones Company 33 lv 39' AS6SPI!lOlVI0RE Best Wishes from Butler Bros.. Complete Home Furnishings 34 Wilma Harper Beth Harris Bill Harris Peggy Harris Ann Harwell Paul Ha zlett Tommy l-Iedgecoth Ralph Henson Geneva Hilliard Linda Hinds Clyd Hill Yvonne Hodge Floyd Hobby Marcie Ann Hopkins Mary Jo Horton Leila Hunter Carolyn Ingram Frances Jones Jessie Kincaid Robbie Larnb Bobby Leverette Melvin Leverette Emma Liggett John R. Lunn Marie Martin Rachel Massey Jane McAdams Faye McConnell W. A. McConnell Donald McRady Rona ld McRady Elaine Wright Mary Joy Norton Wayne Orr Robert Orr Frank Owen Dot Parsons Wayne Petty Billy Phillips Marian Ramsey Joan Ratcliffe Patricia Sanders Charles Scott Billy Sharp Norman Sharp Judy Sharp Larry Sharp Linda Shaw Joan Sheppard Mable Slaughter Maurice Smith Nancy Steele Faye Stepp Shirly Stone james Talley Margie Thomason Johnny Wa ldrop Wayne Walker R. Lf Wiles Loyd Williams Martha Williams Barbara Wilson Martha Wilson Betty Woods Sue Woods Avasia Woodward OPHOMURE 362 QQ' .eff -as 39 We al I Y Best Wishes fromiA 84 lf? Grocery E35 796 QQ FRESIEIM N OFFICERS President . . . . . Phil Davis Cheerleader Vice Pres .... Wilma Marlin Sgt. at Arms Sec ......... Shirley Isley Treas .... .... G ay Dyer Sponsors . . Reporter . . . . Sam Causey Compliments of Simmons Supply 36 . . . Jane Turner Joan Roberts George Hill Mrs. Shires Mrs. Zumbro 9 A? , 55, ,H ,I , is ., J' ! 'Q sig, . wil l JAY ,' , CZ' if F' . an Q . V . A Q l 1 x, B -I is if 'Q-I B ,' io-'JA' I ' 4 hav-' '-'Vg' ' k Gail Allen, Dan Allen, James Baily, Pat Barron, Rebecca Barron, Jewell Bates, Orville Bell, Melvin Bla- lock - Carl Bless, Emmaline Boyd, Clinton Bradford, George Bradley, Buddy Bills, Kenneth Burk, Edna Ruth Burns, Bobby Burrow JoAnne Callahan, Nancy Calvert, Foster Caneer, Albert Carter, Billy Capps, Frank Cathey, Sam Causey, Ila Center Mary Ann Chapman. Mary Elizabeth Church, Hazel Clifton, Douglas Cochran, Jimmy Cochran, Wayne Collins, Peggy Collins, Virginia Collins Wayne Copper, Randal Crigger. Wilma Jean Cross, Edna Darnell, Ann Davis, Phil Davis, William Duni- vant, Gay Dyer Moss 8s Barham Best Wishes from Nu-Way Cleaners 8: Shirt Service 37 'Q .s'. ' N f amps: Y il ,if mo , 1 W N f f WLS' , tiki- -,w..T,3,. .., ,I 1 4 f , ' 5, an FRE HMKENW ,LW ' Cf00i'6dC1f f'-l,,,'j,3',l,f, '6fQfgifQ,D 7216 IWW- H. G. Earonhart, Everette Endsley, Rebecca Ervin, Bobby Joe Fagan, Harold Foster, Shelby Jean Fowler, Betty Franklin, Retha Glascock. Joe Alfred Haislip, Rachel Harper, Lois Harwell, Tommy Harris, Dorothy Jean Harrison, James Hays, Buddy Henry, George Hill J. C. Hobby, Paul Wayne Horner, Roy Humbles, Joe Hunter. Shirley Isley, Joyce Jeter, Jewel Luna, Ray Luker Amy Ledford, Winford Leonard, Shirley Leverette, Ann Linton, Bobby Madison, Wilma Marlin, Ann Mc- Adams, Betty McAdams Carolyn McClay. David McCullough, Charles McKibbon, Florine Mealer, Alec Morgan, Dorothy Molder, Robert Morrison, Alfred Murdock. Courtesy of Florence Stove 38 if , 'XFRE HMAN -36' we 'VK 3 ,X J VL , 5 , 0 1 w i Glen Nix, Wayne Nix, Peggy Orr. John Perry, Barbara Poplin, Gordon Ratcliffe, Bobby Dean Reynolds. Gayle Reynolds Gaylon Richardson, Joan Roberts, Ronald Sanders, Margaret Scott. Charles Shappard, Nancy Sharp, Dorothy Slaughter, Bobbie June Spivey , James Tate. Gayle Thompson, Martha Thompson, Jane Turner, Donald Waldrop, Betty Joe Walker, Mar- garet Watson, Barbara White Gerald Whitman, Anese Wiggins, Gary Williams, Cecil Wills, Barry Woodward. Boyd Studio Courtesy of 3, Fra nk's Grocery 39 fail SNA In the good old days LOVQ those shirts! Love that man! Ring Ie ade rs Of Verona Cam D115 COeds No Co Hgleg 3 ling 820 Wie Uke qum I6 AUX 1 She veal SX gweet SU 9,112 Y 16? Mrs a I1 d friends 8:35 fV13d Iugh d 1 break line on I 7 L ew sm' A11 mgnk leave behind? e yg YOU sure did you Blow IS it love? Ignorance is bliss 1. Bus line aggeps I Compliments of Boyd Studio A 1 -P xl -1977 I 1 X 2 X 'S-5 Co BET CLUB Compliments of Tro-Fe Dairy. Buyers of Grade A Milk Lewisburg, Tennessee 42 COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT BI-CHEM CLUB Compllments of Tro-Fe Dauy, Buyers of Grade A Mllk Lewisburg, Tennessee KEY CLUB UNIOR ROTARIANS Best Wishes from the Duck-Inn 44 DI ERSIFIED UCCLP TIONS 1951-5 , - if , .R , 14 . , A' ' Qmifixk 2 f' Wi f r A rere 5 X f Secretaries , 43 .fl M ' Qi u. V 'W i L , . ,Q ffsg e ' F! 145 fe uttejs ww' C ?rX1i3Zi?iFf5Vf ' f 75? Medical -i 3 A if W Uk if ,, ,K WM su N jg , Q 5151? k' K - gg! - X Q - 7 e - 2 in A if Carpenter 'fl' Mechanics 1-.,,. .NA M. f 4 SPN W e . QF . af' Rece . . ptlonist' Nurs , e, Tec hnic ' lan f ff 4 Q. ,as -W' wr: ' W 1 if Bookkeepers Auto Parts Men ss? .z-ff4: 'r3:v:s:4z:7 A 'K 2375 -VL? Jfifiiiilwfef 2 11 L I . ' ' l . .5:.fS fE17T f?E?f,Ii2 ,.r.,'1. L- if -1: AY s or a fi f S x Radio Technician Beautician General Secretaries Coordinator -- Roy F. Derryberry 45 SHGP RAWIN 46 2 DOLLAR BAND F pf TI-IE LITTLE MILLION I .-1 fi Lge I XJ L 47 if 5. 10 'Th 3 49 t si l 72,5 fz, I gJ f J - V L S ,,,.,. 1 ., ., ' KM QVI- ::- K ,W , . fl ,- Joyce Shepard Mary Thomas Wilma Marlin Angela Wiggins Colene Rives Frances Steele - Ophelia Scott L Jeannette Bowden Mary Weaver Yuvonne Hodge ' r , I Marlyn Harrell A - A - L ,aw L 1. A gp .A Patricia sius V.-4 ,f K A F, fi. T Anita Hay M A . , ' il if ' - is I . I Marie Sisco , V .5 9 I I- Q Q ' t , , Elma Murdock M ., f sg- 'Vr' , , ' tg, A 4 if o r f Dottie williams 'L ' ' Q 2 Helen Brown 4 .4 K ,4 its ' F . ' L Marian Foster rs' rr'rAM - ' J F, . f . Eleanor McLean L ' . V 79 '- V 1 Martha Moore qs 4 . ' l .Q . ' S, L . .ia 6- ' M ji Ann Norris Shires 5 -3 V' 2 i ,fi A . f--EFA J X 52 Nancy Allen J 4 W a-::' ef S Mary Adams U ' A 'S iffs 5 i Marcie Hopkins ht A L J A Judy Brisby Q 9 S X Janice Bills Gwen Coble za in .3 Linda Hinds 4, Beth Harris .4 L Nancy Sharp Ann Linton Jane Turner, Margaret Scott, Emaline Boyd, Barbara Poplin, Betty Jo Walker, Annese Wiggins, Ga yle Thompson. A Merry Heart Is King Of The World. HISTORY The Junior Deb Club was organized November 9, 1946 by nine Freshmen girls for the purpose of having a good time. The charter members were: Jean Causey, Billie Ruth Brown Qwadey, Patricia Trigg, Presidentg Maysene Wood- ward fHensonj, Betty Reiney, Dean Davidson, Ann Welch, Betty Lou Ray and Sara Neely. Since then there has been new members each year with socials the year around. Different the presidents served: Patricia Trigg 46-47, 48-49, Billy Ruth Brown fwadej 47-48, Mary Ann Thomas 49-50, Angela Wiggins JUNIOR DEB CLUB - 6 V r ' J ,. --. S. . 4...- 50-51, Joyce Shepard 51-52. F X ' f I f 4 K, l 48 OFFICERS Left to right: Frances Steele .... Mary Ann Thomas . . Joyce Shepard . . . . . Wilma Marlin .... Angela Wiggins . . . . Colene Rives . . . , . . . Sergeant-At-Arms . . . . . . Vice President .........President Secretary and Treasurer . . . . . . .... Reporter . . . Sergeant-At-Arms YQ L I Biggest Flirts Thomas fBubba Liggett 7 Betty Lasater Most Popular Girl Anita Hay HO'S W Wilson Livestock Market 50 W HO Bachelor of Ugliness: Waldo Seay ' Prettiest Girl: Marie Sisco 1' 'T3 X - Vi xg W Most Popular Boy: Charles Sanders Compliments of Lewisburg Theater Company 51 H0'S Wittiest: Frances Steele, Wayne Jones Most Likely To Succeed Martha Bragg, E, D. Helton Courtesy of W. H. Hardison Hardware Merita Bread Co. Most Athletic Jeannette Bowden Marshall QBuddyj Patterson Best Wishes from Lewisburg Flower Shop Fitzgerald Reality 8a Auction Co, Most Intelligent Bill Shapard, Mary Sue Weaver Best A11 Round Angela Wiggins, Mary Ann Thomas, Lee Clark THHHRQUEEN and ATTENDANTS Senior Attendant if Miss Mary Ann Thomas Sophomore Attend ant Q, I' Miss Pat Sanders Tiger Queen Miss Jean Gold 1. Compliments Burt Bros SL Duncan Furniture Co, Junior Attendant Miss Colene Rives Freshman Attendant Miss Betty Franklin ' ,Q J o4Q nxt I fi! ' 5 vwuqg 1-11' , 2 lf, . b , gfggg ' 'V Lg,g,w'5,,r if? ,L ' 5 2 Hier 4, ,-15, '4 WF'i17-,. , -Q, , ,' .Y T1 W-'Fda 'Qiif AZs69S'5f55w'f ?J 1 Me X e K ' 5 ' 5- -a M ' ' 'M . 4? Best Wlshes .Ao from General Shoe Corp, ECO QM H M IN G W4 f QQ-- w:?fr e ' , exi f- W as XZ h, ., m f I' , 'Y 4 Vx ESQ L, :Ng R i-its V ff Q' as A 1 652-ig Q':upf'51li V ' ' - ?, egsf,' -h ff 1 ' ns '. ., .L 1 . A Q bc 'Q be vc M If 3 -N x 6 6 W 4 5-Q HOMECOMING EVE Compliments of Peoples 8a Union Bank FOOTBALL BANQUET ik 1J: QED. J UN IOR-SEN IUR BAN QUET 4 Q 3 5T'1?f's'4f 1.00 ,ggwzd Qu een of g . x I L C 'Z lbw-A , , A R N I V 6? 2' WH' I' Courtesy of NORA MILLS K V Qusan OF 51 JK K S ' -'Z N 41. , D iii , El H5 ff S f' K. f ,LL JL 1' Q f-.,2 - ?'v,.,iWf A 1:-.3 ffm. , ,V . by , ee, ., ,cy aff V Q ' eiigq Q 'H M fa ,gy f 1 SN APS e W' ' is SML 15512 S e A. Q , A,2. , A , ef V' up ,Mmm New -A g Ella UQ, fy ,V avg fx rife We e M e Q44 'QVQJ J ., C' 621511 -A5 V X if ui. .M .JW 3- ..x. QQ! 4 rf Q R3 1 NJ' . U 0 'N is ' JJ? 1 4. ,..,.......a.. .lx Best Wishes From Fox Motel Peek Motor Co. Z' QV? Y? s W QE., iii? 3' f If i L! Compliments of Farm Bureau Western Auto Associate Store , K , 4 .1 31' I W , ' , . N, N ,: ' Y . 5' 1 ' ' - K 1 J 'Uni 'R Q 1 K Wd -is Q we-lain! I wzqeawe-asaww f 'wif V .. -',. A , . ., Q F... - m l L . , f 'Qs ' i ' i 1, f s! Coaches Glenn Davis and Ben Whiteaker M.C.H.S. 39 M.c.H.s. 7 M.C.H.S. o , 'D M.c.H.s. zo ,. X ,., M.c.H.s. zo p- f QQ, . 6 r Best Wishes from Economy Auto Associate Store Lewisburg Light Bn Power Dept. TIGER . . . . Franklin 20 . Columbia 19 . . Pulaski 27 . Hay Long 12 SQU D M.C.H.S. 13 M.C.H.S. 14 M.C.H.S. 6 M.C.H.S. Z7 M.C.H.S. O M.C.H.S. 19 D A 1 n .1390 . . Shelbyville 26 . . Tullahoma 33 Lawrenceburg 0 . . . . Manchester 0 . . Winchester 19 . . Howenwald 0 Compliments of Superior Cleaners' 'X Fl? I tr, W A 3 3 3,5 M ' X 3 Y Q4 , . f 1 '- T Www' ,, ,. vk,,,1w,3i1,,f1.iV1x33 i We K Q! j, f 1 ' Q ,f ,ef ff. PM ,, H swf I L, L 1, My I - f a . :wg .59 ., .F 221 :wx we aw 1 U-ui 5 -Q25 wiv' N, Q si llfl ffle. V L Captain -- Buddy Patterson Co-Captain -- Waldo Seay P471 13 N f , A if Q U. 221111113 Q, v N O CW1 9 B ich 955 Q NX C gym e 112,ZifCW5W ,E te V season a st . 'Ev 0 63,11 Weipwsbut me Woe s Q 5 SQX S 152 O 2,53 6 'me' qiciot gain 63,5 Columbla Takes Lewisburg After playinga bang up first half after which the score was 0-0, the Lewis- burg team seemed to let down and were defeated PUIHSIQ A Edg - cats greg Swings ggers SC01-e 0 first e to 3 the Tigers qllattel- f Puliiskfear Vicroq? H3122 on e C Qfslail' It W I 20 y 616.6 ur ghey1os?2a11 any S001-es. 7- 19 0 by the Lions. The team tackled and blocked hard, but were de- feated on long runs by Columbia, F1-angln Trolm lime :gym C1131 S ces 1911141 3 17 a 200 lgers efeate to I a Held. 20 ro7O e sl,-,a CIF. Cb The nfbeh fer Slnallav at I 0171 er but .Md 1 3 .0116 1 1 . ga 1. M n 5106555 MX . pyeasangouint aaa . 15 'L ah e, 6 we we ou-Nagin 1 fm and Ca 11,596 1 MW' s niehbz 'fnegge tug' it 'Na . ' gt 20 1550 C05 X15 ms Mets 9.6. c0 W1aXf 6 bac he, YAt'aig5. CSS! ZGXQXX Q backs Courtesy of Home Supply Co, L ,, gai 'I XX -ge ,ugfjggawaibiixeg 'vvxeasanx .C 'J o guts 135, 6 ga ated ggstia ,ge me iegslq G6 6 basl dig anim. .mme me Y we me? are LaW e'ncic0Ye ca Lemsb 125 Tha uaixgla 1 qylatwas 6 Q X35 Q sdfsgyt oiidatbff X:-5359 O 631 a 9 the 6209966 0 6. ss said W dice' M W tm B Zcbester ,H-5' gd we g best Wfsb aI1qL Lewisburg Vs: Winchester Iasr gafh wg D13 ewisb Man 1e11,'? Of Yea uf t30k1f7'beSte,-U1 Pogze Se,-ffm' ba Hg a 2 -U18 011 . fd and 7-0 0 Users Zgiggicfgzfkfjg WTZSI Ou u 311 ere t d Vlcpotioltfe tigers 19-0 in the tigers worst appearance of the season, Winchester defeated the The Ti ers were never S a serious threat to theWin- chester team but they 1365 X523 eagag , G0 X539 voaX 1xs01SqiiX0's gxiebest Wa 5 e,x'0'J aut? we 131525 -1 czfgughtmda Tana of oe is sto! 05 scote' ' fought hard to the last gn 'o S9 A Xgia Z? gbiigatei Y2135 X355 anew, 62' gaiilnegs 091 59 Sffgg the C2596 the A powerful Tullahoma team ran up a good Stan then coasted to a 33-14 win over a smaller but fighting Lewisburg eleven. The teams foughthard from the start but there was never much doubt as to the out- fe 2' gfzsoombggqs as e0,,,'-in 3' f- 11 D100 'Oo' 'Va 1e4 'f-'11 M.C,H,S, Tigers vs: Tu11a- lqe xii Lambert Lumber Company g 5, t e Jay 121,13 :s41b29,00'ef5g ad Pj Q95 T109 clollsted 526 I . Lewisburg Lewi sburg Lewisburg Lewisburg Lewisburg Lewi sburg Lewisburg Lewisburg GIRLS SCHEDULE 26 . . . Chapel Hill 30 . . . Prospect 37 . . . Lynnville 30 . . . Cornersville 35 . . . Campbellsville 14 . . . Beech Hill 35 . . . Shelbyville 16 . . . Manchester Lewisburg Lewisburg Lewis burg Lewi sburg Lewisburg Lewisburg Lewisburg Lewisburg Pulaski Lawrenceburg Elkton Bodenham Fayetteville Corner sville Chapel Hill Alumni Compliments of the 1952 Senior Class of M. C. H. S. , Lewisburg Lewisburg Lewisburg Lewisburg Lewisburg Lewisburg Lewisburg Lewisburg Chapel Hill Prospect Lynnville Cornersville . . . Campsbellsville Beech Hill Shelbyville Manche ster BOYS SCHEDULE Lewisburg Lewi sburg Lewi sburg Lewi sburg Lewisburg Lewisburg Lewi sburg Lewi sburg Pulaski Lawrenceburg Elkton Bodenham Fayetteville C orner sville Chapel Hill Alumni Compliments of the 1952 Senior Class of M.C.H.S. ALU NI OF I. C. H. S. Name Year Graduated Occupation '22 Robert P. Hardison P. A. fNubbinj Gam... f ' Forrest Gates . . ..... . ' Frances Allen McCrory ..... ' Freddie Derryberry Elizabeth Andrews Derryberry . ' Paul Ealy . . . . . Ralph Whitsell ....... . . . Jane Trammel . . Elizabeth Davis Dorothy McCrory . L. E. Petty ...... O. C. Welch . . . Preston Hopkins . William Cheek . . . J. C. Petty ..... Virginia Phillips . Josephine Gold . . Celia Wilson . . Ruby Ashton . . . Elizabeth Thomas . . . Sara Liggett . . Charles Houston . . . Sara Reynolds . . John T. Boyd . . . Paul Woodward Doug Tankersley. . . Martha Fox . . . Oscar Boyd .... David E. Jean . . . Kathryn Hooten W. C. Davis .... George Willard Collins . . . ' Dan B. McCory Jr. Glenn Alford ..... Folk Lambert . . . Sara Montgomery I. C. Harris .... Josephine Woodward . Gwendolyn Hardison . . . . ' Frank Boyd ....... ' Edwin F. Woods . . James Hawkins . . Lena Fitzpatrick . Thomas Hale Hawkins Marzee Boyd. . . .... Myrtis Chapman . Mary Fitzpatrick John Wallace . . . Ambrose Ginsburg Mary Frank Hunter Grady Hill ..... Billy Hendrix . . . Foreman, Florence Stove Co. . , , . Owner of,Post Office Cafe . . . . . Practicing Attorney at Law ....... . Internal Revenue Office ........... Lewisburg Plumbing and Heating Co. . . . Housewife .................... Clerk at Turner's Auto Store ........ Photographer, Boyd's Studio ........ fMrs. Clifford Hardisonj Saleslady, Boys 8a Girls Store ..... ............. fMrs. A. K. Thompsonj Teacher, Julia Green School .................. U. M, Poagej Housewife ........... Employment Mgr. of Florence Stove Co.. Attorney at Law ............... Owner and Operator of Nora Mills ..... Salesman at Easy Pay Tire Store . . . . . Florence Stove Co. .......... . QMrs. Guy Braggj Housewife ........ fMrs. Jesse Wiserj Housewife 8a Substitute teacher ..................... QMrs. Craig McRadyj Housewife ...... fMrs. Clinton Douglasj National Bank and Trust CO. .............. . . Residence Lewisburg Lewisburg 1 Lewisburg Nashville Lewisburg Lewisburg Lewisburg Lewisburg Lewisburg Nashville Nashville Lewisburg Chattanooga Lewisburg Lewisburg Lewisburg Mansfield , Ohio Lewisburg Lewisburg Tampa, Fla. QMrs. Oscar Boydj Saleslady and Bookkeeper for Boyd's Electric Shop ......... Fitting Dept. of General Shoe Corporation . General Shoe Corporation ........ fMrs. Emmett McCulluml Helps Husband in Marshall Jewelry Co. ......... . Pres. of Lewisburg Theatre Co. .... . Assistant Cashier Peoples and Union Bank . Constructor and owner of Tankersley's Block Co. .................. . Assistant Cashier at First National Bank . . Owner and operator of Boyd's Electric Shop Salesman for Sunshine Biscuit Co. . , . . Receptionist -- Florence Stove Co. . . . . Superintendent at Florence Stove Co. . . Vice Pres, ofDavid Lipscomb College, and Minister ofCharlotte Ave. Church ofChrist. Assistant Mgr. of Andrew Johnson Hotel . . Teller at the Peoples and Union Bank . . Owner of Lambert Lumber Company .... fMrs. Bob Louisj Teacher ......... Florence Stove Company ...... . . fMrs. Charles Houstonj Housewife .... fMrs. W. C. Davisj Housewife .... . . . Manager of the Coca Cola Plant . . . . Salesman for Franklin Insurance Co. . . . Lewisburg Tribune ............... fMrs. O, D. Dickj Housewife ....... Lewisburg Tribune ............... fMrs. Macadoo Brewingtonj Housewife . . . QMrs. Jack Eldridgey Cashier for Maccabbee Insurance Company .............. Assist. Professor of Physical Education at East Tennessee State College ....... Jones and Wallace Attorney at Law .... Valdictorian of Class . . . Engineer of the Advisory Board of Aue notics . . . . . . . . fMrs, Robert Catheyj Housewife ...... General Shoe Co. .......... . . . Optometrist.............. Compliments of Marshall Jewelry Lewisburg Lewisburg Lewisburg Lewisburg Lewisburg Lewisburg Lewisburg Lewisburg Lewisburg Lewisburg Lewisburg Lewisburg Nashville Knoxville Lewisburg Lewisburg Signal Mt., Tenn. Lewisburg Lewisburg Lewisburg Lewisburg Lewisburg Lewisburg Washington, D. C. Lewisburg Lewisburg Lewisburg Johnson City, Tenn Lewisburg Cleveland, Ohio Verona, Tenn. Lewisburg, Tenn. Lewisburg, Tenn. ALUMNI OF I. C. H. S. Name Year Graduated Occupation '38 Florence Fitzpatrick . . . . Bill Loyd ........ Charles T . Hopper. .... Fay Lancaster ..... Geraldine Cathey . Edd Rutledge ..... Perry Gillum . . . Billye Bryant . . Buddy Jones ...... '39 '40 Bobby Alford. ..... Fleming Montgomery Barbara Hardison . . . . . James Crunk ..... Thomas Montgomery Knox Bigham ..... Clarence E. Duncan, Vivian Houk .... Jane Bates ..... J. T. McKnight . . Russell Crick . Brownie Houston . . . Everette Wilson, Jr. . Abe Woodward . . . Brydie Mae Hardin . James Earonhart . . . Thomas B. Green . Wallace Cathey. . . Joe Henry London . . Ruth Gillespie . . Emma Tyree . . . LaDell Estes . . . Frances Tyree . . . Owen Hay ..... Roslyn Ginsburg . . Charles W. Bagley . . Fay Collins ...... Mary Ann Moser . . Jeanne Coble . . Ioan Sharp ..... William Tyree . . Erskin Marsh . . . Frank Hopkins . . Burt Hunter . . . Jean Neely .... Dorris Davis .... James McCaleb . . Buford South . . . Bob Richardson . Don Foster .... Eddie Weaver . . English Teacher at M,C,H.S. . . . . ......... . Lawyer and Circuit Court Judge of Marshall County PracticingDentistry Bookkeeper at Gordon Hospital ............. lMrs. Edd Rutledgej Housewife . Advertising Salesman ................... Announcer at WJJM Radio Station .......... QMrs. O. J. McConnellej Secretary to Mr. Cathey, People and Union Bank .................. Jones and Wallace Attorney at Law ........... Pharmacist at Alford 's Pharmacy ........... Teacher of Library Science . . . Peabody College . fMrs. Paul Woodwardy Secretary at the People and Union Bank ................... ...... General Shoe Corporation ....... . ........ Works for the United States Postal Department . . Assistant State Attorney General .......... Director Of Public Relations, Belmont College, , . , lMrs. Joe Clifty Secretary at First National Bank , , fMrs. Edwin F. Woods, Housewife .......... Assistant Cashier at the First National Bank and General Insurance Salesman. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Secretary to Mr. N. C. Wiley in the Maccabees Office ........................... fMrs. Jones Alford, Housewife . . . . Traveling Salesman ............. Woodward Motor Co. ........... . . . . fMrs. Vance Wallacej Florence Stove Co, , , , Farmer............ ...... Mgr. of the Marshall Co. Co-op . . . Cathey Furniture Co, . . . . ..... . . . . , Teacher at Anthony High School ..... . fMrs. Joe Hastings, Florence Stove Co.. . . , lMrs. G. E. White! Sec. to Lawyer . . . . . Uvlrs. Bill Loydj Music Teacher .... . lMrs. Clyde Millerj Housewife .... Sportswriter ......... ..... fMrs. Roslyn Sirlj Housewife . . U. T. Dentistry School .............. . Telephone operator ................. . fMrs. Hal Dunnj Bookkeeper for Judge Holly , , , fMrs. Buddy Jonesj Housewife ......... . . fMrs. John Wallacej Housewife ..... . . fMgr,Southern Shoe Machinery Co.J Drafting Engineer. ............. Part-Owner of Duck-Inn ...... . Farmer .............. Dental Asst. to Dr. Thompson . . fMrs. Bob Alfordj Housewife . . . Minister of Church of Christ , , , Minister of Church of Christ .... . . Dental Tech. at Brookley Air Base . . . East Commerce Service Station . Industrial Engineer . . . ..... . Compliments Linton Pencil Co. - o Residence Lewisburg Lewisburg Lewisburg Lewisburg Lewisburg Lewisburg Lewisburg Lewisburg Lewisburg Lewisburg Nashville Lewisburg Lewisburg Lewisburg Nashville Nashville Lewisburg Lewisburg Lewisburg Lewisburg Lewisburg St. Souis, Lewisburg Lewisburg Lewisburg Lewisburg Lewisburg Mo, Anthony, Fla. Lewisburg Lewisburg Lewisburg Ripley, Miss, Lewisburg Fayettevil Memphis, le, Tenn Tenn. Lewisburg, Tenn. - Lewisburg Tenn. Lewisburg, Tenn. Lewisburg, Tenn. Lewisburg, Tenn. Lewisburg, Tenn. Lewisburg, Tenn. Farmingto n, Tenn Lewisburg, Tenn. Lewisburg, Tenn. Fayettevil le, Tenn Bradstown, Ky. Mobile, A la. Lewisburg, Tenn. Omaha, N ebr, ALU I OF l. C. . Name Year Graduated Occupation '47 W. R. Henson . . . Jimmy Wilson ....... ' Hoyle fFuzzyj Wilson . . ' Mary Marsh .... Harry Alderdice . . Joy Wilkes .... Don Barron ..... Frances Wiggins . . Ann Carter Bills . . Sally Collins . . . Betty Jo Tacker . Martha Tacker . Charles London . . Margaret Hay . . . 'Jackie' Tyree . Paul Tyree . . . June Musgraves . James Russell . . . Carolyn Coble . . Pat Abney .... Ruth Tyree .... James Chapman . . Gene Hardison . . . Betty Jo Harris . Charles Massey . . Betty Jo Doud . . . Jerry Murdock . . ..... '50 '50 Annie Lou Stephens Sue Hardison .... Jimmy Weaver . Roslyn Davis , Louise Walker . . Billy Martin . . Emily McKay . . Jerry Tacker . . Billy Scott ..,., Aldene Patterson . . Charlie Bills . . . Carl Hodge .... . . . . . .'5l Billie Marie Chapman , '51 '51 Ivan Coxan .... Betty Lou Ray . . . Jean Logue ..,,, Jimmy Hightower . Ronald Floyd . . . Peggy Shaw .... Mac Duncan . . Morris Jett . . . Polly Cheatham . . . n ' Maysene Woodward Production Dept .... Florence Stove Co. . . U. S. N. .................... . Barber at the Commerce Barber Shop .... . Billing Operator . . . Florence Stove Co.. . . U. S. N. fMrs. Abe Woodward Housewife -..--.....-.......-...... J ...... . .... U. S. A. F. Instructor at Lackland Air Force Base . CMrs. Frank Hopkinsj Housewife ........... fMrs. Herbert Churchj Housewife .......... QMrs. Bill Tinglej Assistant to Dr. Ray London . Bookkeeper for Tacker Lumber Co. ..... . . . Ovirs. Martha Gravesj Secretary . . . . Minister of the Church of Christ . . . QMrs. Paul Tyreej Housewife ..... . Daughter of Paul and Margaret Tyree . . . Carpenter . ................. . fMrs. Pete Orrj Housewife .... . Owner of the Hi-Hat ........ . . fMrs. Burt Hunterj Housewife .... . Secretary-Lewisburg Transfer Co. . . School Teacher at Ostella . . . . . U. S. Army ............ . ..... . U. S. Airforce ................... . . QMrs. K. L. Osteenj Florence Stove Co. . . . . Florence Stove Company .......... . . Saleslady -- Murray Moss ............ . . Farming .......................... fMrs. Buford Nickensj High School Secretary , . , gMrs. Ralph Wilsonj Bookkeeper at Alford's .... . S ' fMrs. Bob Richardsonj Office Supply Co. .A1rforce.... .... . .... QMrs. L. Osteen, Invoice Clerk -- Florence Stove. Florence Stove Co. ..... . Student at Southwestern .... U. S. Airforce ..... Student at Ga. Tech. U. . . Martin College .....,.., Easy Pay Tire Store ......... Asst. Mgr. of Lewisburg Theater Co B0vd'S Studio .......... Murrey Moss ............... Bookkeeper at Municipal Bldg. . . Tenn. Highway Dept. . . . . Student -- Murfreesboro State Q.. . ...-. ., U. S. N. ........ .... . Tenn. Highway Dept .......... . Student At Vanderbilt University . . Lewisburg Locker Plant ..,,.,, Florence Stove Co ........... . QMrs. W. R. Hensonj Housewife . . Compliments of Linton Pencil Co. Residence Lewisburg, Tenn. Bambridge, Maryland Lewisburg, Tenn. Lewisburg, Tenn. Norfork, Va. Lewisburg San Antonia, Texas Lewisburg, Tenn. Lewisburg, Tenn. Lewisburg, Tenn. Lewisburg, Tenn. Nashville, Tenn. Florence, Ala. Lewisburg, Tenn. Lewisburg, Tenn. Lewisburg, Tenn. Lewisburg, Tenn. Lewisburg, Tenn. Lewisburg, Tenn. Lewisburg, Tenn. Lewisburg, Tenn. Korea Washington State Lewisburg, Tenn. Lewisburg, Tenn. Lewisburg, Tenn. Catalpa, Tenn. Lewisburg, Tenn. Lewisburg, Tenn. San Francisco, Cal. Mobile, Ala. Lewisburg, Tenn. Lewisburg, Tenn. Memphis, Tenn. New Mexico Atlanta, Ga. Pulaski, Tenn. Lewisburg, Tenn. Lewisburg, Tenn. Lewisburg, Tenn. Lewisburg, Tenn. Lewisburg, Tenn. Nashville, Tenn. Murfreesboro, Tenn Nashville, Tenn. Nashville, Tenn. Lewisburg, Tenn. Lewisburg, Tenn. Lewisburg, Tenn. ff ' v 1 f ,xi td ,. , W, Q x ,Q .. x, 43 3, if M 1 Qt. rg . A ff? ' 4 R . L. ,, w Q. aw-TW