Middlesboro High School - Yellow Jacket Yearbook (Middlesboro, KY)

Text from Pages 1 - 92 of the 1950 volume:

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S. lovingly f In otjivjgty -0 IN DllaDI0llIlWl We the Sensors of Mlddlesboro Hugh School respectfully dedicate thus Lester was a Sennor at the tame of has death He played basketball on the B team has freshman year and near the middle of has Sophomore year was moved up to the A team He was second strung guard has Junior year and was consrdered a good prospect for the comnng year He also played on the school s baseball team three years at second base v I 1 T ' 1 page to the memory of Lester Rowlett who died ,llune 25, 1949, THE ADDlINISTBATl0N The Supermtendent The Prmcupal R Case Thomasson Clyde T Lassiter Tllla SCll00L ll0Allll Fred Seale Lon Robertson -C. George Stapleton Harvey Yeary Robert Watson White Fugate W B Paynter Wnlluam Ralston ,no '-27' 9,9 1' w Q W W , . 3: .., F A Q' TIIE FACULTY Clyde T. Lassiter R. E. Gadcl, AB. B.S., M.A. Mathematics Economics wi P. Cmswenl A'BY Edythe C. Clover, AB. Manual Training ll emal'f5 s it y ffl- 5 4 ' Dorothy Grabeel, B.S. Home Economics Cledith Sewell, AB English Mae Brown, AB Business Nelle Hall, AB Latin, English 'hifi 15 I X mei Anhui, B.S. Vada Chumley. B.S. Music Biology Maurine A. Malone, Juanita Markham, A.B. A.B. Home Economics English, Spanish .wgif Cecil Karrick, B.S. Band Mary Slemp, B.S., M.A. HistorY,.SociaI Science 'TI 7-s lb WY iii Alice H. Fuson, A.B Business W. W. Campbell, A.B. Mathematics Physical Education fp- Q THE FACULTY Gladys DeMarcus, A, B., M.A. Engl ish W. L. Campbell, AA., A.B., BS., MA. Business Grace H. Thomasson, B.S. Librarian Robert L. Southwood A.B. Physics, Chemistry Julia N. Forrester, A.B, English, History Elizabeth Callison Secretary to Superintendent 'EP TIIE CLASSES W N Jw CQ A O QW Ou? QM 1 00,0 QONS ff oE5TR THE SENl0llS OFFICERS M kywn EddAk BbCI J Bk f P sf - I 2 . I 51? . u I V ' E 56 X, E ,ff N E , ES-E E f 1K E AEE EA- E i ', f R N ,1Mg.1JfQl'f. V V. ice iiamson . , .. E... t ins A , .4.. , .. V' O Oat' .. ....., ,. . .... .. ,,..,.... ..., ..,., . , SJ, 'Q' 'Y'-y' fy? FE Y-up Y 'YY 1 in THE CLASS Johnny Mack Williamson Mickey Pet Aversion-Girls who roII up their hair and go out in public. Pet Diversion-Telephone dates lwhen it's cold outsidel. Edward Atkins ,,Red,, Pet Aversion-Getting up in the morning. Pet Diversion-Making friends. iEspeciaIly girls! Robert Bryant Cloar Tubby Pet Aversnon Bemg qunet In class Pet Duversuon Gomg wnth a redhead Joe Baker Joby Pet Aversnon Low doors Pet Dnversuon Playmg golf 8 C 9 6 6 9 6 et S 6 6 et Laura Ellen Adam Susue Aversnon Geometry Dnersuon Maknng excuses Blondne Aversnon Unhappy endmgs Bertha Mae Anderson D nversnon Takmg shorthand ductatuon of speed Charles Arnold Tarzan Averslon Work Dwerslon Eat and sleep Marlene Evelyn Ayers Banney Aversnon Gettmg homework Dwersnon Musnc Jack Baker 3Y Aversuon Stop playmg golf Dwersuon Ea to llve and lwe Dorothy Beach Dot Aversnon Keepmg house DINEFSIOIW Mud crawling to 631' a hugh rate 6 E 8 E S 6 6 8 6 6 C E e E 8 6 8 E 8 E 0F l950 Mary Louise Buggerstaff Mylo Averszon Lupstlck Dnversnon-Collectnng pnctures Agnes Irene Bushop Daisy Aversuon Bug Feet Dwersron Looknng over the stag lune James Bolton Sonny Averslon Shorthand Dlverslon Band Joyce Jacquelyne Bolton OY Aversuon Lendmg phonograph records Dnverslon Overcomnng snlence by talkung Magdalene Braden Maggue Aversnon Studylng Daverslon Dancing Barbara Branacome Aversnon Sore feet Dnversnon Collectlng tnps Bette Lee Branscorne Lattle Un Aversuon Goung to school on rauny days Duversnon--Gonng through the hall wnthout someone knockmg me down Freda Irene Branscome Flossy Aversnon Messy dressers people that s DIVEFSIOH Sleepmg late Dons Lee Brogan Brown Eyes Aversron Readmg poetry Dwersuon Lustennng to Boogue Woogles Patsy Lee Brownmg a Aversuon Bumpy ndes Dwersnon-Dancmg pt ,-. ,l Pt' ' ' ' . Pt '-' . Pt' '- ' '. Pt '- . Pt' '- . HJ ., Pt '- ' , Pt' '- ' ' - Pt '- '. Pt. .1 .Q ,,BabS,, Pt '- . Pt' '- ' 1 Pt '-' ' ' - pt. .I . Pt '- , i Pt' '- ' - Pt '- ' . Pt' '-' ' ' '. ,,pt,, Pt '- ' . Pt' ' '. 'Q' IN 57 5 ffl 6... ,fair 'ae li-nf Q -in Y' THE CLASS William Thomas Buckner ' ' Buck' ' Pet Aversion- Attention, Pet Diversion-Looking 'em over. Loris Jean Burchfield Jeanie Pet Aversion-Advanced Algebra. Pet Diversion-After school hours. Ednth Wade Campbell Edne e Aversnon Study somehmes e Duversnon Play the pnano Bull Clay Shorty e Aversuon Wamng on a bus e Dwersuon Model trams 8 et El' et et 8 E E! 9 6 De De Bnllue June Chadwell GYPSY Averslon Typung Dnverslon Partnes Norma Alberta Cody Aversuon Personal gossup Dnversnon Runnnng out of gas on a date Wllllam Franklm Carmel' Cheeta Averslon--Belng dnscnp med Dlverslon-Colloquy talk Wnlluam Wood Douglass Woody Aversuon Manual labor for nothing Duverslon A job well done Clarsue Elluston Jmx Aversnon Crowds Dlversuon Makmg people smule Cecil Evans Speedy Aversnon Readmg Diversion Swummlng Pet Pet 9 9 E E E 6 G 9 9 9 6 6 6 9 el' 9 6 2 0F 1950 William Schultz Evans Wi l l Averslon-Wi-nter time. Diversion-Playing Pool. Avers on Diversion Aversion Diversion Aversion Diversion Aversion Diversnon Aversron Diversion Aversion Diversron Aversion Diversion Willie Jean Evans Wiggles Hiking Cheerleading Kathleen McCoy Farmer McCoy Castor Oil Cooking June Faulkner Junie Hzstory Skating Clayton William Garland Dodger Angora sweaters Speech contests Anna Louise Burnside Gent Annie Washing dishes Finding good company James Vernon Gent Tobe Snowfights sleighing and ce skating Playing baseball and billiards Herbert Givens Herb Conceited people Tinkering Malmda Givens Linda Aversion-Carnival rides. Diversion-Saturday afternoon lwith the Capito kid Beulah Goins Goings Aversion-Being by myself. Diversion-Wishing. 'li 'W' 'NY 11 TIIE CLASS Charles Gordon Flash e Aversnon Work e Dzversncn Play Mary Nell Gray Half pmt e Averslon Studyung e Dnversaon Musnc Jeff Haley Calhson e Aversnon Women dnvers e Dnversuon Study Halls Betty Sue Hamlett Beth e Aversnon Benng Mr Campbells secretary e Dnversnon Slumber partues Thelma June Harrell Bug e Averslon Benng punched e DIVSFSIOH Prlmpnng Robert Hatfreld Red e Averslon Readmg De Daversnon-Golf Segar Hearon Crgar e Aversuon Beung out of a lob e Diversion My nights out Brllne Wayne Heath Wnlluam Pe Aversnon-Long phone conversations e Dnversuon Sweet musvc James Ronald Herd Jimmy e Aversnon Workmg pet Dwerslon Dancing Kenneth Hull Jockey Pe Aversuon Skatmg Pe Duyerslon Druvnng reading Pet Pet E 9 0F 1950 Robert Hill Hopson Honey Averslcf'-Homework. Dlverslon-Readng fnawl front Lexington. Walter Audrey Hurst ,,Wa ff, Aversion--Snx period Band practlce a 'fle d Dlversaon Band Charles Ray ldol Chuck Pet Aversnon Stuck up s Pet Dnversnon Women and Musuc Dorothy Helen Idol Dome Pet Aversnon Goung to bed early Pet Dnversnon Musnc G 6 6 9 6 9 8 9 B E e Pe Margaret Anleen Jackson Speedy Aversron Walklng slowly Dnverslon Singing on radno Joyce Jenknns Mudget Aversuon Studylng DIVGFSIOU Hnkmg Alnce L Averslon Goung to the Drverslon Lwten to the Johnson Movnes Radno James Elmo Jones Bones Aversron Staymg at home Dnversuon Go to Bell Hr Laura Kung Queeme Aversaon Beung wnth concerted peop Dnversaon Dramatnc and stage work Eugene Lambdm Averslon Snttvng st ll Dnversnon Fnshmg Gene t the footbal le l Pt l. Pt' '- , Pt '- ' Q Pt '- A Pt '- '. Pt . JeeMo Pt .-. . Pt, . Pt '- ' . Pt' '- ' Pt .-. , . pt. .- , I PT i t. 15. 'C- ' qua-swf' 'Kuff 'G' Q.-JW' 'l E 8 8 8 6 6 8 8 C 6 et 6 6 6 6 G 6 6 8 9 THE CLASS David Lent: Shnrley Jean Aversuon-Wruhng Themes Daversaon Freshman Girls Loretta Mae Lovell Sklwpv Aversnon-Operateons Drversnon-Lookmg pretty Wnllnam James Lundy Squlrt Aversuon-Grease pannt Dlverslon-Brown nosmg Mary Jo Maddox Averslon-Gettmg twms mixed Dlversuon Mnlntary Instltutuons Betty Rae Mason Mulne Aversnon-Short boys Duversson Slumber parties on Saturday mght .lack T Mason Tank Aversnon Englnsh themes Dlverslon Fnshmg Ruby Jean Mason Shorty Aversnon Poor Lusteners Dnversxon Uplaftmg conversatnon Eleanor Lucille McNew Aversnon Studymg Dlversuon Eatlng all day Bnllue Jean Mnke l Aversuon Anybody who doesnt luke me Dnverslon--Gomg out Patsy Rae Manton a Aversnon--Cold weather Dsversnon March wuth the Band 9 8 E 9 El 8 6 9 et 9 C 9 9 Cl' 0 C' Pet Pet Pet Pet 0F l9.J Edward Mrracle Oscar Averslon-Gzrls who wont talk m Dlverslon Sports of all kmds Freda Monhollen far Aversron-People who stare Dnverslon Dancmg .lo Ann Mounfaln Opossum Averslon Bemg qulet an class Dnversnon Carrymg on corwersataon fore the tardy bell rnngs Thelma Jean Muncy Babe Aversnon Belng alone Dnversnon Hudmg the Janutor s broom Herbert Murrell Herb Aversnon Bemg sernous Dnversuon People and more people Mary Jo Mynaft Jo Jo Aversuon Bemg where lm supposed to be Dlverslon L M U oys George Nazenas Rufus Aversuon Staymg put Duverszon Collecrmg Money fha? Bull Nuffer Tuttcr Avcrslonr-People wl'1O boss Diversuon-Hunting an rcadung Goldie Overton Bug Aversion-Hiking Diversion-Raising cane Jeanefte Oxford Jennie Averslon--People who gosgnp Diversuon--Skatmg at Pmevllle on Saturdays f 'S 'Z .peg X 6 et E 6 et el' et Bl' 6 et et PT THE CLASS Joyce Nadme Peace Nackne Aversaon-Growmg Tall Dnverslon Tellmg jokes James Wllluam Poore Preacher Averslon-Curley hanr Dnverseon Seeung my gurl Mary Ellzabeth Poore nz Aversvon-Cold hands Duverslon Rudlng an a 32 Chevrolet Donald Raney The Capato Kud Averslon Monday mornings Dnversnon Saturday afternoon Queensbury Heights Charles B Rector Barlow Aversnon-Girls Duversnon Basketball Dora Marne Rector Dot Averslon Study sometimes Dnversnon Scnence Bronell Reedy Reedy et Aversuon Bornng Movnes 9 6 et el' et El' Pet Diversion-Stufflng and turkey fmeanmg James K Roberts Doc Aversnon Washang wundows Daversnon Bug words Elizabeth Mane Rogers Lvbby Averslon Typung budgets Dnversnon Readmg and sewing Carmen Jeanette Rounds Turkey Aversion-So'diers Diversion-Sailors H19 6 6 6 6 6 E 6 6 6 E 6 8 E 6 8 E 8 e Pe 0F l9.J0 George Routh Ruth Averslon To run laps on Monday afternoons after the week ends Dlverslon To walk lnto 6th peruod class and hear Mess DeMarcus say We wlll go to the labrary today Bull L Rucker W l Axerslon To clean wundows or DIVEYSIOH To play basketball Eulus Saylor Bud Averslon Bemg on tume Dwersnon Keeplng up wltl-1 sports Fred Schnelder Sausage Roll Aversnon Stuck up women Diversion Punk tea Wnld wild Sue Carol Shutt Red Dnversnon Almost anythmg new Stanley Buford Snmrnons Stan Aversuon Go to school on Monday Dlversuon Eat and sleep Ike Slusher Cky Aversnon Tardy bell Dlverslon Band am Smnth I Sam Averslon Bemg called Cutue Dlversnon Play football James A Snavely am Aversnon Cats Dnersuon Food Ceo Mnldred Thacker Key O Aversaon People who wmk Dvversuon Typlng v P t ' - P T . . i I , ll. ill! 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Fletcher Cleo Francisco Delores Giles Bobbie Gray Joan Green Mary Williford Pauline Gulley Barbara Haddix Bill Haley Donna Harris Kathryn Hays I C.-4: G -rr h- xl B 4 as I la . N J 4, in - BQI, f ig 5. yi: ...aw ,A 4, . .S X - if S A isis x web' I La ' e y z ee-34 X . Vi 8 N w Q f 1 ' v X .ivk is ,W I 5- 17 S W :Al L. gsm 35' -Env' YJ. 3 1 Q Y Q . . 1 'fi 2 'G Q at pl Q 4X L 4 fx X xg ' x 'K' - Q 5- 6 - 2, .1 .4 N w KX E . Kat' 'T 'N J 5 0- it , Q n Jiri, - V ' Al V,L ' I . J e : a y f f L QL. 1 - ai f n 1 IA 'F' 1 , N 3 il 1' , X W 1 fi'- 4,1 W-T? ' 1 'Y L Y!- I 1 Y' A ' 1 JUNIIDRS Pauline Herrell Barbara Hickman Claude Hill Gloria Hurst Gene Ingle Sandra Ingram Ruth Bobby Sylvia Jerry Mossie James Jenkins Jenkins Johnson Compton Janet Kilcoyne Hoyt Ayles LeRoy Lambdin Dewey Lawson Shirley Lisk Marcelle Longsworth Emma Madon Jack Marcum Tom Massengill Jack Masters Betty L. Maxwell Clarence Maxwell Loretta Miller Don Mays Betty Clyde Miracle Mullins Betty Ruth N unn Jim 0'DelI Betty Lou Poore , Marie B. Poore Douglas Price Nathan Pridemore Maxwell Ramsey Bobby Reaves Roger Rector Betty Ridings Wanda Robbins Robert L. Rodgers Phyllis Schultz Ted Senters Georgia Sharpe JUNIUIIS Lawrence Sharpe Dewey Shumate Bobby Siler Ann Smith Calvin Smith Mary Florence Woody Frank Standifer Edna Stapleton Joyce Taylor Sylvia Taylor Helen Thacker Mary Lou Tucker Benedine Turner Lee Oris Van Beber Wliliam Webb Bonnie Whited Glen Williams Jack Williams Lois Willitord Not Pictured: Hazel Ausmus D. M. Bingham Maisie Brittain Mildred Dilman Billy Fuson Gene Gulley Jack Long Frank Pridemore Ruby Rose Donald Welch Bill Wells Marion Williams Juanita Wolfenbarger Dewey Smith Bobby Jordan G. W. Lambert Jack Gulley f Y I S A + . 5 C 'l , -v- 5 . '. 3' T , 7' N Ve? N , K .f N V X 1-X N x Q3 is if? if M A P C WHHXIW K3 THE W! J '-9 1 . .. .- 1 ng . N ' Ix .i v -,jg jgfzf ' SOPHOMORE -J omczns Bull Whnte Presndent Kenneth Hammutte Vnce Presndent ft? 4 'Ed Glenn Young Secretary Wnlma Bryant Treasurer g.. , ,iF'?' wx- ,gf-532 ik! 5 ELUK 'bg-A0 N4 -.2 SSE' X CLASSES FRESHMAN T 6 OFFICERS Bobby Colgan Presldent Jack Cummuns Don Ghent Vlce President Secretary 'UI' 'r 1-'11 v --f- p , r 4 .,', j NSY' , . 1 gif V -2 . ' W: Q .4 v - W ,A . , 'gi cy if Q.. 55 , gif , xl X D Hazel Nunn Treasurer X , ., 1 ' f ' -'- 0 -, fr 'Q Q.xf.,S glial KJ Row Row Row Row Row Row SOPHOMORE GIRLS l+Barbara Bays, Donna Caywood, Pauline Hamlett, Charlene Minton, Billie Jean Shumate, Nancy Crockett, Ellen Marie Schneider, Betty Joyce Christian, Anita Haynes, Carolyn Frairn, Edwina Duncan, Cleda Faye Turner, Wilma Jean Bryant, Georgia Lambert. 2--Loretta Webb, Elizabeth Uillman, Betty Rae Fultz, Lorraine Goins, Odessa Pruitt, Billie Dean Turner, Velma Laughter, Margaret Ann Boley, Ross ldol, Mary Scott, Francis Lovins, Patsy Tennyson, Mitzi Varnon, 3A-Thelma Fultz, Jerry Owens, Wilma Tennyson, Mildred Schooler, Patsy Turner, Janette Burns, Bessie Partin, Clarice Parker, Phyllis Maples, Elizabeth Bryant, Patsy Hall, Edna Clark. 4-AVirginia Willis, Juanita Reed, Alma Robbins, Myrle Kelly, Alice Jean Lewis, Betty Mace, Kathleen Gres, Lorraine Hill, Anna Dean Craft, Henrietta Wells, Lilymae Wilburn, 5'--Betty Due Barnes, Betty Ruth Hooper, Carmen Vinoski, Patricia Maddox, Ola Nelson, Rosa Lambdin, Jo Ann Sowders, Ze-'Ia Williford, Opalee Hale. 6 Violet Johnson, Vivian Prater, Maxine Roach, Arizona Hammitte, Cledis Bryant, Margaret Johnson, Ann Bishop, Eva Williams, lda Dean Berkely, Sherry Johnston, Reba Cox. wr- A-1- qv -'W I my ,B 1 Row Row Row Row Row Row SOPHOMORE BOYS I-Freddie Scott, Grover Drinnon, Bill White, Bill Yearney, Fred Bolinger, Neil Barry, Rob- ert Blakeman, David Blondell, Gerald Horton, Jimmy Adams, Bob Curran, Dale Gibson, Billy Ray Ayers, Jimmy Ely. 2-Glen Young, Donald Wilford, Howard Gent, Ronald Skeen, Bill Sharp, Jackie Red- mond, Herman Gent, Herschel Jennings, Wade Loveday, Hubert Bailey, Paul Perry, Roy Marsee. 3-Kenneth Rains, Jay Fortner, Wayne Ausmus, Billy Williamson, Harold Fugate, Roger Bingham, Clay Jones, Denver Braden, David Thompson. 4-James Meeks, Marcum Brogan, Eugene Gulley, J. D. Standifer, Arthur Maden, Billy Baker, Clarence Lambdin, Robert Brooks, Larry Crawford. 5--J, T. Hill, Jay Loveday, Oscar Penland, Arnold Allen, Herman Hensley, Floyd Yeary, J. Will Tinnell, Richard Biggerstaff, Jack Payne, Denny Brewer, Doyle Harrell. 6-Eldo Stone, Ralph Loveday, Bill Cobb, Otis Moody, Kenneth Hammitte, Horace Evans, Eugene Yoakum, Eugene Smiddy, Kenneth Moore, Bernard Estap, Pete Craft, James Green, Jack Yeary, Frank Taylor. TIIE FRESIIDIEN Nxt . A .. .,-w--- L-. 1 .. Row Row Row Row Row Row Row I , Q V...- FRESHMAN BOYS l-Douglas Thacker, Howard Smiddy, Hobert Cawood, Clyde Dickson, Billy Mike, Billy Guy, Leland Henderson, Theodore Russell, Wayne Smith, W. D. Branscome, Charles Garland, T. J. Ayers, George Stapleton, Eugene Frazier. 2-Don Surber, J. W, Kelley, Gi bert Mason, Kenneth Moyers, Ralph Mason, Blll Ed Sharp, Eugene Roberts, Robert Bingham, Charles Collingsworth, Buddy Mike, Charles Allen, Tom Bryant, John Money, George Maller, 3+Morris Day Yeary, Charles Muncy, Donnie Bunch, Roy Hurst, Charlie Treadway, Darl Thaler, Jimmie Smith, Carlos Miller, Frank Lawson, Jack Goins, J. S. Collins, Armour Fugate, Kenneth Longsworth. 4-Frank Robertson, Rodney Estep, Jimmy Southern, Franklin Hayes, Don Treece, Neil Buchanon, Harold Smith, Jack Cummins, Brownlee Wilder, Everett Pace, Herschel Rowlett. 5-Bill Dalton, Bil Lambert, Harry Earle, Joe Harrell, Alvin Lewis, William Miracle, Jim Faulkner, Dorsey Hurnfleet, Franklin James, Emmanuel Smith. 6-Ancil Collingsworth, Billy Emert, Roy Rodgers, Earl Barnett, Franklin Lovins, Donald Gent, Billy Joe Williams, Bill Snyder, Bill Moss, Gary Hensley, Roy Abbott. 7-Carol Collingsworth, Bobby Stanley, Joe Wright, Joe Johns, Rudy Williamson, Royal Harris, Eugene King, Bobby Walker, Billy Duncan, Joe Bolton, Sammy Joe Murrell, Coleman Taylor, Ray Long. W N. Row Row Row Row Row Row Row ,r FRESHMAN GIRLS l-Alma Price, Alice Baker, Peggy Ayles, Marion Woody, Muriel Smelser, Christine Evans, Beverly Centers, Eula Saylor, Wilma Carmony, Mary Gray, Alfleta Thaler, Odessa Sizemore, Charlene Carr, Mary Wayland Smith. 2-Joyce Bass, Betty McCulley, Helen Branham, G'adys Aldridge, Maxine Ayles, Laura Rowlett, Wilma Miracle, Helen Hurst, Maxine Jenkins, Jean Penland, Mary Lee Farmer. 3--Bonnie Webb, Barbara Simmons, Betty Jo Thacker, Geneva Lawson, Naomi Moyers, Marie Baker, Phyllis Williamson, Elizabeth Rodgers, Mary Lou Smith, lnez Chadwell, Audrey Barrett, Betty Haynes, Lillian Robbins, Bessie Johnson. 4-Omega Monhollen, Verna Miller, Lorraine Day, Mary Emma Robinson, May Capps, Janet Holmes, Isabel Smith, Deloris Hill, Alice Olwine, Beverly Arnold, Gail Farmer, Beatrice Martin, Shirley Hickman. 5---Lillyrnae Woody, Norma Thomas, Beverly Carter, Ruth Hatfield, Lucy Jane Sowders, Marlene Owenby, Beverly Turner, Jewell Parks, Anne Biggerstaff, Henrietta Johnson, Eugenia Epperson, Ethel Taylor. 6--Martha Wakin, Lorraine Miracle, Alene Fuson, Elizabeth Burchfield, Mable Smith, Hazel Nunn, Wilma Hill, Norma Young, June Shumate, lnez Wood, Joyce McMurty, Evelyn Clarkson, Alma Jean Pratt, Delores Mason. 7-Eizabeth Laws, Patricia Spangler, Peggy Pickle, Helen Turner, Betty Jane Johnson, Jane Standifer, Fontella Hall, Helen Sutton, Virginia England, Helen Shumate, Ella Mae Grover, Alice Faye Rucker, Bernadine Mays, X-.av-M U 8 gf mini :fa t . 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I ,:l- 5153 ..gg'm4:S5.1tG- S-1: -- ' .. 4, f- A ' Al- ' A-V Z I 3 . - K 1 4 E 5 vii I I. 7 A ' ' o l X TIIE NATIIINAL ll0N0ll SOCIETY NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY OFFICERS SPONSOR Miss Mary Slemp PRESIDENT Clayton Garland SECRETARY Mary Jo Maddox James Cantrlll, Barbara Cooke, Bill Wood Douglas, Loris Burchfield, Jeff Haley, Patsy Minton, James Poore NATIONAL BETA CLUB OFFICERS SPONSOR Miss Gladys DeMarcus PRESIDENT Joe Baker SECRETARY Billie Wayne Heath Bob Cloar, Lois Ann Earle, Clarsie Elliston, Bobby Jenkins, Janet Kilcoyne, Mary Jo My- natt, Elizabeth Poore. TIIE NATIUNAL BETA CLUB 4' CU -v-rr L 'ov Que' f- 'T Q. v DRAMATICS AT MHS Sponsor, Miss Juanita Marcum Betty Johnson, Bobby Jordan, Rosa Lambdin, Georgia Lambert, Bill Lundy, Laura King, Bernadine Mays, Charlene Minton, Joyce McMurtry, Susan O'Dell, Alice Olewine, Goldie Overton, Marlene Owenby, Mary Robin- son, Carmen Rounds, Jimmy Routh, Bill Sharp, Odessa Sizemore, Wilma Tennyson, Martha Wakin, Loretta Webb, Doug Welch, Joe Wright, Beverly Turner, Marion Woody, George Treadway, Bob Colgan, Juanita Reed, Laura Adams, Belva Arnold, David Blondell, Joyce Bolton, Denver Braden, Freda Branscome, Anna Craft, Bob Curran, Carolyn Fraim, Aileen Fuson, Mary Gray, Pauline Hamlett, Donna Harris, Anita Haynes, Kathryn Hayes, Lorraine Hill, Helen Hurst, Gene lngle, Sandra Ingram. il SC Rin 1 Jr' cum he ...-af, fi E C 5 94 9.1 'T ' w Q MUSIC AT DIIIIDLESBUIIO President Vice President Sec-Treasurer Librarian Assistant Librarian Executive Committee Sponsor Drum Major Band Director OFFICERS Jack Mason Carmen Rounds Penny Baker Anna Dean Craft David Blondell Ike Slusher, Bobby Hopson Patsy Minton Sonny Bolton C. C, Karrick THE BAND Flutes and Piccolos Penny Baker Mary Lou Tucker Nancy Webster Shirley Sharpe Mary Wayland Smith Oboes Sonny Bolton Ellen Thomasson Clarinets Bob Hopson Jimmy Ely Patsy Hall Maggie Braden C. G. Clark Phyllis Schultz Wanda Robbins Mary Lou Rennebaum Jerry Sharpe Mary Frances Gray Melanie Robinson Ronald Skeen Jay Fortner Donna Marsee Martha Wakin Afleta Thaler Marlene Owenby Emily Smith Alto Clarinets Vada Bauflei Helen Hurst Bass Clarinet Donna Faye Harris Bassoon Anna Dean Craft Alto Saxophones Jo Ann Green Dickey Lyon Tenor Saxophones Beulah Goins Midred Schooler Baritone Saxophone Walter Hurst Coronets Jack Mason Harold Wyatt Francis Fallon Carlos Sexton McCauley Arthur Bill Sharp Kenneth Coatney David Elliott Horns Carmen Rounds Jane Standifer Venessa Rollins Doris Snavely Marta Rounds Maria Rounds Trombones David Blondell Bill Wright Maxwell Ramsey Harry Chambers Curtis Wyatt Ronald Curran Jimmy Smith Baritones D. M. Bingham Larry Blondell Darl Thaler Basses Bob Snavely Denver Braden Nath Pridemore Roy Frost Dewey Sowder Percussion Ike Slusher Joe Carr Don Welch Joe Wright fff g ' ll0Y'S GLISE lfLl'll President Mickey Williamson Vice President Jim Snavely S9C'ef3 Y Bill Yeary ACC0mDanist Barbara Bays Director Mrs. Arthur MEMBERS Bob Jenkins, Carol Collingsworth, Charles Muncey, Nathan Pridemore Jim Adams Fred Bolinger, Marvin Ennix, Jim Odell Ronald Skeen Curtis Wyatt Bill Yeary Bill White' N 'I t I I 1 1 ' 1 el Barry, Jimmie Ely, Robert Blakeman, Chas. Gordon, Sonny Bolton, Gerald Horton, Mickey Williamson, Carlos Castle, Jim Snavely. Mllllll.lISBOIl0 l'll0lIl OFFICERS Pf6Sid6f1f Mickey Williamson Vice President Pay Dear, Setrefafy Mary Jo Maddox Treasurer Janet Kilcoyne Accompanist Patsy Minton Director Mrs, Arthur MEMBERS Mary Jo Maddox, Linda Givens, Dorothy Idol, Barbara Cooke, Theda Faye Turner, Ola Nelson, Barbara Haddix, Pat Dean, Pat Minton, Mary Wayland Smith, Patricia Spangler, Rose ldol, Margaret Fo'ey, Georgia Lambert, Betty Christian, Evelyn Ayers, Wilma Bryant, Pat Mad- dox, Odessa Sizemore, Mary Jo Mynatt, Penny Baker, Norma Ball, Janet Kilcoyne, Billy Jean Shu- mate, Wanda Robbins, Ellen Marie Schneider, Jane Standifer, Gloria Hurst, Mary Scott, Barber Bays, Mitzi Varnum, Jo Ann Sowders, Mickey Williamson, Jim Snavely, Chrirle COVGOH, Gene Ingle, Marvin Ennix, Pete Craft, Ray Idol, Robert Blakeman, James Adams, Neil Barry, David Blondell, Paul Duncan, Sonny Bolton, Bob Jenkins, Bill White, Bill Yeary, Bob Curran, Bob Nhite, Bob Cloar, Ralph Loveday, Chas, Muncey, Gerald Horton, Bob Bryant. W f 'E ,fe 1-llIll.'S G Llili l'lAl'Il OFFICERS President . Barbara Cooke Vice President Betty Ridings Secretary Odessa Sizemore Director Mrs, Arthur Barbara Cooke, Lois Anne Earle, Joyce McMurty, Pat Spangler, Betty Lou Poore, Rita Hughes, Peggy Ayles, Anne Biggerstatf, Elizabeth Laws, lnez Woods, Janet Holmes, Jean Pen and, Berry Johnson, Martha Wakin, Marian Lois Woody, Elizabeth Dillman, Odessa Size- more, Virginia England, Naomi Moyers, Lillie Mae Woody, Beverly Turner, Margaret Foley, Phyllis Maples, Betty Christian, Wilma Bryant, Patsy Tennyson, Anita Haynes, Rose Idol, Mary Scot, Jo Anne Sowders, Patricia Maddox, Ola Nelson, Rosa Lamdin, Anna Dean Craft, Eve- lyn Ayers, Dorothy Idol, Joyce Jenkins, Betty Ridings, Barbara Haddix, Lorraine Goins, Charlene Carr, Merle Smelzer, Geneva Lawson, Ella Mae Goins, Gladys Aldrich, Gail Farmer, Odessa Pruitt. itll' Advanced HI Y Sponsor Prestdent Vlce President Secretary Treasurer Reporter Freshman HI Y Sponsor Presudent Vlce Prcsldent Secretary Treasurer Mr W L Campbell Roy Larnbdln Johnny Walker Charles Rector Fred Watson Eulls Saylor Mr R L Southwood Frank Ballev Herman Gent Glen Young Davnd Thompson Members Hoyt Ayles Bull Haley Kenneth Hull Claude Hull Gene lngle Roy Lambdun Jack Marcum lack Masters George Nazenus Charles Rector Bull Rucker Eulns Saylor Lawrence Sharpe Fred Watson Douglas Welch Bull Wel s Glen Wulllams Charles Arnold Johnny Walker Frank Balley Bully Baker Rlchard Bnggerstaff Denver Braden Larry Crawford Grover Dnnnon Jay Fortner Herman Gent Dale Gloson Eugene Gulley Herschell Jennnngs Arthur Madon Otls Moody Kenneth Moore Oscar Penland Jackle Redmond Ronald Skeen Eugene Smutty Eldo :tone Davld Thompson J Wall Tunnel George Treadway Donad Wlllford Floyd Yeary Eugene Yoakum wif' p 'n rv' Group I President Vice President Secretary Treasurer Reporter Song Leader Sponsor Group 2 President Vice President Secretary Treasurer Reporter Sponsor ?g, will '5- Tlln E Joyce Taylor Patsy Turn-r Evelyn Clarke Sylvia Taylo, Cleo Francisco Della Clarke Miss Ha'l Elizabeth Burchfield Ann Bishop Thelma Fultz Christine Evans Kathleen Giles Miss Sewell Members Joy Arnett, Trula Arnett, Betty Barnes, Janette Burns, Edythe Campbell, Della Clarke, Evelyn Clarke, Reba Cox, Ann Estep, Betty Evans ,Cleo Francisco, Beulah Goins, Opal Lee Hale, Pauline Herrell, Lorraine Hill, Violet Johnson, Loretta Miller, Goidie Overton, Clarice Parker, Marie Poore, Joyce Taylor, Sylvia Taylor, Billie Dean Turner, Patsy Turner, Patsy Turner, Bonnie Whited, Eva Williams, Zella Mae Willitord, Mossie Compton, Willie J. Evans, Bobby Jordan, Joyce Bass, Ann Bishop, Elizabeth Bryant, Evelyn C'arkson, Christine Evans, Elizabeth Burchfield, Thelma Fultz, Kathleen Giles, Doris Hall, Delores Hill, Maxine Jenkins, Henrietta Johnson, Betty Mace, Delores Mason, Lorraine Miracle, Alma Pratt, Alice Rucker, Eula Saylor, Helen Shumate, Lucy Souders, Betty Jo Thacker, Helen Turner, Alfleta Thaler, The purpose of the Y-Teen is to maintain and promote Christian education throughout our school. .aug 'fy-.- , 4 , 1 Il0DlliDlAKl'IllS f A l'l l' Il 10413 kwa, ,l-,,. 'ff M II M o f - Y ffym' 222321. 152321221 5 frlffl 3 B f of G Sponsor Mrs. Grable Group 'I Cfficers Presndent Norma Thomas Vlce President Mary Lee Farmer Secretary Wilma Carmony Reporter Omega Monhollen Group 2 Offlcers Presldent Elizabeth Burchfueld Vice Presndent Aluce Rucker Secretary Helen Shumate Reporter Vurginna England Group 3 Mrs Malone Presndent Phyllls Branscome Vlce President Margaret Jackson Secretary Betty Branscorne Treasurer Vada Baufle Reporter Betty Wlfmtaker Group 4 Preeldent Xfrce Presndent Secrntarx Treasurer RGDVVTCV Cleo Francraco Bettw Lou Jones Porn Turner Betty Mason Nadrne Peace J V. . r , - fx eg'l ......!'w , W ,-WWW' I y f f Sponsor Miss Forrester Members Trula Arnett, Margaret Cadle, Mildred Dillman, Lois Erwin, Wilma Evans, Delores Giles, Kathleen Giles, Fontella Hall, Arisona Hammite, Ruth Hatfield, Barbara Hickman, Betty Ruth Hopper, Ruth James, Alice Johnson, Myrle Kelly, Vi'ma Laughter, Ruby Mason, Betty Lou Maxwell, Loretta Miller, Betty Miracle, Betty Nunn, Vivian Prater, Joyce Taylor, Helen Thacker, Lois Willitord, President Fontella Hall Vice President Loretta Miller Secretary Ruby Mason Song Leader Wilma Evans Cheer Leader Betty Miracle Nay 4...- www lllll ill 'Eff' SS: GIIIIIS l' I. I' ll Sponsor President Vice President Secretary Treasurer Reporter g,4 Mrs. Case Thornasson Sylvia Lee Jenkins Donna Cawood Myrle Kelly Bertha Anderson Jimmy Routh Bertha Anderson, Ida Dean Berkley, Robert Brooks, Edna Clark, Edwina Duncan, Marvin Enix, Carolyn Franm, Harold Fugate, Aileen Fuson, Bobby Gray, James Greene, Patsy Hall, Shirley Hickman, Virginia Hughes, Sylvia Lee Jenkins, Myrle Kelly, Alice Jean Lewis, Francis Loylns, Marge le Long- worth, Emma Lee Madon, Freda Monholen Herbert Murrell, Hazel Nunn, Jerry Qwens. Juanita Reed Maxine Roach, Martha Roe, Jimmie Routh, Ann Smith, Wilma Thacker, Cleda Faye Turner, Mildred Schooler, Beatrice Martin, Betty Sue Barnes, Barbara Branscome, Doris Brogan Reoina Brown, Bill Clay, Alberta Cody, Nancy Crockett, Mary Nell Gray, Opal Lee Hale, Velma Laughter ShirlQx Lisl. Paul Perry Elizabeth Rogers Billie Jean Shumate, Patsy Tennyson Cleo Thacker, Ewa Williams, Billy Williamson im E l , 4 J ,Q 6.4. Sponsor Mrs. Clower Editor Jeff Haley Associate Editor Dorothy Beach Society Editor Loris Jean Burchfield Sports Editor Joe Baker REPORTERS Edward Adkins, Jack Baker, Joe Baker, Francis Fallon, James Green, Jeff Haley, Jack Masters, Don Raney, Dewey Shumate, Dorothy Beach, Betty Beasley, Mary Biggerstaff, Regina Brown, Lois Jean Burchfield, Clarise Elliston, Anna Burnsides Ghent, Jo Anne Green, Barbara Haddix, Shirley Hickman, Shirley Johnston, Loretta Lovell, Ola Nelson, Hazel Nunn, Jerrv Owen, Mildred Schooler, Phyllis Schultz, Cleda Turner, Carmen Vinoski. Beatrice Martin. Q .I0l'llNAI ISWI 'll'll I, 2' ' ha, 'TL fa..- r rg - ., A1 pf' '-2 I DEBATING C L U B Sponsor Miss Gladys DeMarcus iW4'2 Members ai 6 ,4 Charlene Carr, Janet Kilcoyne, Ella Schneider, Pat Spangler, James ' fl M T 5 Cantrlll, Bobby Cloar, Bill W. Douglas, Charles Garland, Clayton Garland, ff-J Gb A. J. Fletcher. XQ ,V P' f'X N f'N f A C 5 Q mai , M ., -. i : J f q.?:.,b2T-fxfgfyaizgfg' ,. ,i1 .J-I ,1 ss , - g gi!! pbfflrhfvf. L 1-:gs 'vw . '-,K J. J A : ,Hifi .,.- a--4-',.1w ,-'H ,101 ,I -eil n,4..p- :...,,.. -r 1' I 4.4 f-A H-A. . '-QQ if-'fe -'M ei: 2 J- - ' f: - 'fi .Mv49.,:' -..f- .Ja J 1' 5 rr . aw ww was 1 - . . . s . , 7 A - .' f n 1 ' A Q -' ' f' V fkzviiizflkpz ' f J if . . nf S-av' ' 1' 5' ' 'Z-T1 QT-rf I lx -'LUH' :YL-7' A-',' u U L-I Al ll.. 494 '9' 'Y Q.. 'N' 1-r Sponsor Gladys DeMarcus Bill W, Douglas, Clayton Garland, Bob Cloar, James Cantrill, A, J. Fletcher, Jeff l-laley, Mary Jo Maddox, Charles Garland, Patricia Spangler, Ellen Marie Schneider, Charlene Carr, Miss Gladys DeMarcus. FUIIIQN S I C LISA!-LUIS i N3 f M as r , 1 . j 5.2: Cy T4 1 r' - U 'd wif ? if ,a - QC' .ah gf MANUAL ARTS C L U B lm Sponsor Mr. Creswell President Bill Rucker Vice President . Dick Britfain Secretary , Jerry Blondell Members L. C. Haynes, Bernard Estep, Frank Taylor, J. Will Tinnel, Freddie Scott, Charles Arnold, Doyle Harrell, Kenneth Hill, John Branscome, Hubert Bailey, Doug Price, George Routh, Floyd Harris, Robert Hatfield, Kenneth Rains, Bill Fuson, Luke Logan, Sam Smith, G. W, Lambert, Bill Bass, C. T. Cox, Wendell Evans, Ted Senters, Marian Williams, Roy Marsee, Joe Paul Brittain, Dewey Lawson, Howard Gent, James Meeks, Bill Nutter, Eugene Larnbdin, Bobby Siler, Wade Loveday, Harrison Sowders, Cecil Evans, Allen Arnold, Calvin Smith, Jay Loveday, Jack Payne, J. D. Standifer, Bill Webb. i f 1' Ai .-'J-3,4 'f- . -. -,','--T 0:1131-f, . . L. lc:?3',l I r ' 4. 3, '?,2 f,,'. 53 15.14-1 ' s' .- fi 1 '-- A f. .,'.'.-nv ff X : .hfgs--151'-fl T' , ,s.:1- ' -f' .? f ' 'ii fgh 1 .r fix ., A- . r ,.-1 . ILS' g ,- f-' ,: n--,UQ f ff' 212, , .J ' 94 Y. ' I :j'Jf2:' . .5-'f'33ff', -., . ' iii' :fi . A L- lj 'au I-L ,.-A ,- ':..,E.-' f 5 . ,Q ,lnfsz J s. ., iv, K I 1' r 'lr we-1-efffs r ,QV-' 'W' 4,1--., Nav s. o iw 5,4-a 1 .- If 0 L: X r 1' Q- J M ' fo -'19 1.10- W, A 1- n.. 41 an .. 4,-A -. XV .n fx-1 SP RTS dw ., ' ' .5 if: .4 f x -N, G .,vN, 2 W YELLIIW 33 4-'J swf Q '-I-'!5U'54 JACKET GBIDDEBS SCHEDULE WE THEY 6 .. .,......,...E. Knoxville High 25 0 ., ,.., ....E4.,....., . . Lynch 6 68 , .E . E. , . Hall 6 'I9 .. Somerset 6 0 Corbin 25 20 Bell Hi 7 2'l Benham 0 31 Evarts 6 'I4 Pineville 0 9 Harlan 7 6 as ' H, rr' 'ill' Q rl Q H 'V W A 4 Waafgpqvndff l l ts we Q . ff' 1 Q Q ,if . Q 'f s ' ,Jig JS. 4 1 'Q-eff FOOTBALL FACTS The '49 football season was a typical one for the Yellow Jackets of Middlesboro High School. The change from the single-wing system, which had been prevalent in Yellow Jacket football up to this year, to the Split-T formation was used with great advantage by the team. Late in August the familiar call of football acti- vities was answered by the Yellow Jacket squad. Two weeks before school started the boys journeyed to football camp at Norris Lake. After days of tough drilling by coaches Campbell, Gadd, and Fuson, the team gradually rounded into shape. The boys were eager to work and when they came home from camp, they were anxious to write another Yellow Jacket season into the record books. The jackets opened the season by meeting our annual foes, the Knoxville High Trojans. Although COACHES W. W. Campbell Ralph Gadd CO-CAPTAINS Mickey Williamson James Herd the Jackets were greatly outmanned, their play was outstanding The Troian backfield tried p'ay after play through the line, but the Yellow Jacket forward wall throttled each attempt. The blocking and tack- ling was savage on both teams. However, Ray Byrd and Bill Blackstock rambled on some long runs which resulted in the defeat of the Jackets. The final score was 25-6 wtih the Jackets scoring in the last thirty seconds of the game. Next on the schedu'e was the Lynch Bulldogs. Although Middlesboro played a hard game, they could not get their running attack started. As a result Lynch came out on top 6-O. This loss to Lynch was a great blow to the Jackets. Realizing that they must buckle down to work, the Yellow Jackets were really busy on the days preceding the game with Hall High. This was the first home game for Middlesboro and they showed their loyal supporters what they coud do Every play gained for the Jackets With Gulley smashing through the Hall line and Herd, Buckner, and Smith skirting the ends the Yellow Jackets tromped Hall 68-6. Sheer fighting spirit was the motto of our Yellow Jackets in the game with Somerset. No one could believe, after the game, that the Brier Jumpers had been a two touchdown favorite. The Briar Jumpers were smashed on every play and the final score indi- cated this fact. Middlesboro followers were exultant over the score, l9-6 in our favor. Then came our game with Corbin. The Redhounds placed one of the best teams in C, V. C. history on the field, The Jackets fought brave'y, but nothing went right for them, The superior running attack of Corbin was too much for us. The end of the fourth quarter found the Jackets on the short end of a 25-O score. The Bell Hi Bobcats were our next -foes, After the 'drubbing they took from Corbin, the Jackets played a good game and won 20-7. The split-T attack of the Jackets really showed up in this game. The following week found ,Benham at Middles- boro. The Jackets continued their winning spree and and won 2l-O. The futile attempts of the Benham team to stop us were in vain. Again the team play of the Jackets was notable, Evarts, the CVC. champs in l948, met the Yellow Jackets in Middlesboro on Friday, October 28 The Jackets were seeking revenge and they couldn't be stopped. The final score showed our Jackets on top, 3l-6. The Four Wings and Seven Stingers really buzzed on Friday, November 4, This was the date of the perennial Pineville-Midd'esboro battle The Yellow Jacket backfield was great and the line was im- penetrable, Although the Mountain Lions had a good team, they were not good enough. Williamson, Herd, Buck- ner, Raney, Sam Smith, and Lentz, along with the other Jackets, played savagely and brought another victory back from Pineville The final score was ld-O for the Jackets The final game of the season was with Harlan. Probably this was the hardest game the Jackets played all vear The Green Dragons were tough and well- trained A safety by Middlesboro provided the mar- gin of victory for the Jackets 9-7 For the senior members of the souad, the cfcse of the football season was a sad event lt was hard to think about donning a Middlesboro uniform for their final game as a Yellow Jacket Middlesboro suoporters will remember the '49 team member: for their great Yellow Jacket fighting spirit Their advlce to future Yellow Jackets would be this Remember the team' Play hard' Give your best for Middlesboro l-hgh School and that will always be sufficient' We El be in the game with you with our spirit and hearts' These words from Williamsnin, Hero Buckner, Smith, Raney' and Lentz the senior Yellow Jackets of l949 all Z T I ll LJ ,c --, 2. 41 5 m3fM.2!4,A ,- 1,235 Wai.,-M.:. '- 7, , WM Z, ,. ' Q -- Af 9, 9.4, 1 'J mi' V' ., , Y' H iff sf J, 'H '., xl V W M, S I' ,.. ' f. f'+ , , F ,kr ' Ms, if f ' 1 L 1 fi 1.4 . War 0' my Ou 'H a 1 , 5 Q P0241 Q up-Y-f i,- llAllDW00ll IIAPPENINGS H. S. Yellow Jacket Schedule Opponent L. M. L. M. L Lv L Wi one ac Pineville U. Freshmen U. Freshmen Pruden Loyal one Jack nn Camp J k lliarnsburg Corbin Evarh Loyal THEY 31 33 33 43 55 21 45 28 46 76 54 35 THE FIRST HALF With Joe Baker The Yellow Jackets, playing in their prac- tice uniforms, started the season off with a bang by defeating the L. M. U. Freshmen 35-3l , With the L. M. U. Freshmen looking for an opponent the Yellow Jackets tangled with them again, This time the Jackets emerged with a 35-33 victory. The Yellow Jackets played their first home game and started rather slowly by de- feating the Pruden Tennesseans by a tune of 61-33. This was a hard fought game. Before a capacity crowd in Loyal, the Yellow Jackets came through in the clutch by scaloping the Indians 50-43. This was the first C. V. C. game. The Yellow Jackets got their first taste of defeat from the Lone Jack Mustangs who came to Middlesboro and gave the Jackets a beating of 55-43. Middlesboro went to Lynn Camp to gain their second conference victory. They tanned the Wildcats by a score of 46-2l. This was one of the best games as yet. After resting from the Christmas Holidays the Middlesboro Yellow Jackets journeyed over to Lone Jack. Even in defeat the Jackets played one of the best games thus far. They were defeated by the wee margin of 45-44. The Yellow Jacket five played host to the Pineville Mountain Lions. They gained their third conference game by piling up a score of 53-28. Seeking another C. V. C. win, the Yellow Jackets went to Williamsburg and did just that by defeating them by a score of 58-46. The Yellow Jackets journeyed to Corbin to get their worse defeat thus far. With the Corbin Redhounds second in the State the Mid- dlesboro five wound up on the short end of a 76-46 score. The Middlesboro Yellow Jackets made it five in a row for the Cumberland Valley Con- ference, They played host to the Evarts Wild- cats. Although the final score was 58-54, the Yellow Jackets held a larger margin through- out most of the game. The Fabulous Five of Middlesboro High School started the second half of the Cumber- land Valley Conference off with the Loyal ln- dians, It was a rugged game all the way, with the Yellow Jackets coming out with a well earned victory of 59-35. -Amiiuii MILITARY EDUCATIIIN bponsor Mr Gadd Squad Leaders Tommy Massengnll Clyde Mulluns Sam Smnth Bull Nutter Franklin Prudemore Lee Ons Van Beber Paul Duncan K J gf Z5 f47 iw! W If 1rTTT' xr ,,,. , ,gb H 'e'i'f X5 dd A- nf, W' f Wd' -abvkg-L al - 1-.1 kv ,JM n Ab, new s .N M A 3, L C JR' 1 if 19 5 X 'NJ' svn. C X S X N - X Q IN X Q X 5 M- mW?- .Q .M ws' mu H1 W 3? -.-. : X x 1 . .N 2- racy:-., jew -mv . 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'N . :M li, BAND SPONSOR Patsy Minton N-.--r ' IDEAL SENIOR Mickey Williamson fur, 'ltr BEST LOOKING BOY PRETTIEST GIRL .lim Herd Elizabeth Poore is ans , 4 0' A 1 1 id a A 1 -. nf . pw . 4 - Civ- ' a , 1 s. 455 . 1 5 ' N 4, '72'gM 1 . ' Q f .V ,J , . , . 1 NH!- cw 1, fig 1 ga O 1 G , i f' 52531 .. ,, .Yr M ,... 1, 'Q ,,,, , W , I 1 I ww: Y ' BA . v-fi f , ' '- .. 0. .M A I f this, My A , ,. .Q x , V r 4 ,, 4, 1,2 455, K 8 .vsxx 0- - A .,,, .1 'L ,f , yf8 F . Aff! y ff 2? -.1 t Y' 3 , QD- Ti' ' 1 CV' at P . , at -af 1 in if-uf fp? 4 gi. git TIIESPIAN President , Vice President Secretary Treasurer Sponsor 2. - ii '55- fzfggkiksi -.5 - , K., -X ' - nl vw ,. if fr: if: 3. , may .qs , 2 'ff Tll0UPE 972 Laura King . Bill Lundy Carmen Rounds Doug Welch Miss Marcum Thespian Troupe 972, a member of the National Thespian Dramatic Honor Society, was chartered and included in the Midd esboro High School activity program on May 20, I949 in order to give recognition to those students who had done outstanding work in the dramatic field. A person becomes eligible for membership when he has completed the equivalent of one hundred hours work of stage appearance or back stage duties. After he has become a member, a thespian continues working to attain stars, One star is equivalent to one hundred hours work or one hundred lines of dialogue. Charter Members New Members Laura Adams Dorothy Beach Laura King ' Bill Lundy garmen liourids ' Jo ce Bolton oug We ch ' Jeff Haley Y Freda Branscome Clarsie Elliston Sonny Bolton Linda Givens Bob CIOBI' ' Charles Gordon Walter Hurst Mary JO Maddox Mary Jo Mynatt lke Slusher Bill Wright TIIE YELL01V ST KFF Edrtcr Assistant Editor Busrness Manager Assrstant Busrness Manager As r tant Busrness Manager A t Crrculatlon Crrcolatron Crrculatron Crrcolatuon Actryrty Edrtor Actryrty Edrtor Photography Photography Photography Mountmg Mountrng Mountrng Typrst Typrst Typrst an Photo Sports Sports Sponsor 4' S., in Z' 'YN 'V' s.. 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