Oak Ridge High School - Oak Log Yearbook (Oak Ridge, TN)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1947 volume:

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Cornelia Hensley Art Editor E Neva Patrick Business Manager Norman Marsden Editor of Photography .- Martha Parks ADVISORS Miss Isbell. Mrs. Lewis. Miss Marrs. Mr. Kern, Mr. Thomas F0llEW0llD When Time steals both our years and our pleasures, only memories of the past remain to renew ioys of bygone days. In offering this. the third volume of the Oak Log. we have endeavored to present the picture of the memories of another high school year. If this book portrays and paints to you our high school life as it really is, our task will not have been in vain. if Q fi' 'W . 'H' , Woe 5 if wr ti , 4 . N, 5 -Inu. 534-ar' Q ,..AU an QU' W rm 1' i,Mw-'ff' ,Ak , ,,:, 7 1 MMM . Mrk' 'QP jf 'W' lg' D E D I C A T I 0 N In October, 1943, the first school year is YJ 3, I lyjzu 1, in Oak Ridge High School began. There are only a few people left who experienc- ed the pleasures and the hardships of the beginning of ORHS. Four years have pass- ed and now the remaining students of that first freshman class are graduating. It is to these students and teachers who have been here these first four years that we dedicate this volume of the Oak Log. ra '3 .x , sem- I E f 5 A' Our Former Superintendent DR. A. H. BLANKENSHIP KW Our Superintendent MR. R. H. OSTRANDER MR. A. T. BISHOP Our Assistant Superintendent E. C. CUNNINGHAM Principal ,mei HM MARGARET , BERTIS CAPEHART Guidcmce Counselor Guidance CounS . fyf M YQ MILDRED KIDD Curriculum Co-Ordincrtor X LL Jon DAMS P, EDMUND ARMSTRONG ms L Milf, L L g, 'QQL Eigwfxix Abu LN owmssmen ocummes 'hum gmggyq CHARLES CARNLS L LOLJA Rf!-f 5 N NALLLLHALLLCS E L NE R COVLE KENTUCKV SCIENCE PHVLLLS CHRLSTLANSEN CAUF NIA X W, Lgmii V mmmw 3354593 was mcum INDLANA LQf'Mifv3. , ,J Wf?fDiQ smgi SOCIAL SCLE NCL RUTH CORZLNE Lx L .- ., Q MA --X H ,-, ..:C.Fi2A,.,.!g., LATLN HUT? 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Lincoln Memorial University Secretary IAMES ASPENWALL Tubba North Freedom. Wisconsin T 6. I Club 4 Washington State University Forest Ranger CLYDE BARNES Catfish Chattanooqa. Tennessee Football l, 2, 3. 4 Basketball l, 2, 4 Hi4Y l DeMola'y 2, 3 Track 2, 3 Intramurals 3 Recreation Committee 4. f : 4 . Commercial Artist Pufn-smninv noox ' ' ' Patsy ra Falls. New York Secretary of Glee Club l Chorus l, 2 Dramatics l, 2 Thespians 3 Shorthand Club 3 Pres. of Thespians 4 Spanish Club 4 Recreation Committee 4 Class Secre- tary. Northwestern University Dramatics LEONARD BOWERS Pinhead Madisonville. Tennessee Basketball l Booster Club 2, 3 Intramural Football 3, 4 Intramural Basketball 3 T 61 I Club 4 D. O. Club 4. University of Tennessee Electrical Enqineerinq MARGARET BRANNON Stinky Chattanooga. Tennessee Girl Reserves l Honor Society l, 2 Teen Timers l, 2 Basketball l Badminton l. BEVERLY BRAY Bev Richmond, Virginia Basketball l, 2, 3 G.A.A. 2 Prorn Committee 3 Y.C. A.C. 3, 4 Booster Club 3 Recreation Committee 4 An- nual Staff 4. University of North Carolina. LOUISE BREWER Knoxville, Tennessee Girl Reserves l, 2 Science Club l Honor Society I Basketball 2 Y.C.A.C. 3, 4 Secretary of Y.C.A.C. 4 Na'tional Honor Society 4. University of Tennessee Nurse DONALD BROOME Bl'00me Kingsport. Tennessee Glee Club l, 2, 3 Football 3, 4 Choir 4. University of Tennessee Lawyer P-nam' IUNE BRYANT Harlan. Kentucky Bonds and Stamps Committee l Paper Staff l Glee Club l, 2 Iunior Classical League 2 Secretary Latin Club 2 Booster Club 3 University of Kentucky. Housewife STANLEY CAHOON Salt Lake City. Utah Intramural Boxing 1. EUGENE CARTER Booglie Louisville. Kentucky Boy Scouts l, 2, 3 Softball l Hobby Club 2 Football 1, 2, 3 Letterman's club 4 President Home Room 4 President Choir 4. University of Louisville. DARDEN CHAMBLISS Dee Columbia, Missouri Newspaper l Chorus l Oak Leaf 2, 3, 4 Basketball l Basketball Mgr. 2 Student Council 2, 3, 4 Track Manager 2 Letterman's Club 2 Sec. Treas. Letterma'n's Club 3 President Letterman's Club 4 Publicity Com- mittee 3 Y.C.A.C. 3 President Y.C.A.C. 4. Missouri University Iournalist BETTY CHAPMAN Buckwheat Frankfort, Kentucky Student Council l, 4 Dramatics 2 Bowling Club 3 YCAC 3. Housewife SAM CHILDRESS 5 St. Albans. West Virginia Basketball ll F.B.L.l-X. 3. MADGE CLARK Chickamauqa. Georgia Booster Club 3 Glee Club 4. Office Work BROMLEY W. CLARKE Alibi Bellevue. Ohio Homeroom Officer l Football 2, 3, 4 Assembly Commit- tee 2, 3 Student Council Z, 3 Prom Committee 3 Budget Finance Committee 4 Chemistry Club 4. Science and Engineering DORIS COALTER Dixie Detroit. Michigan Library Club l, Z Prep Club l Choir l, 2, 3, 4 Presi- dent Home Room I Bowling Club 2, 3, 4 Student Coun- cil 2. Musician VIRGINIA RUTH CONLEY Flame Leighton. Alabama Dramatic Club l Kitchen Cabinet 2. IEAN CONYERS Ieqnnie McKenzie. Tennessee Chemistry Club 3 Motion Picture Operators Club 3 Photo Club 4 Hiking Club 4. CHERRY COOK Cookie Waco, Texas Girl Reserves l President l-lomeroom l Student Coun' cil l, 2, 3, 4 Paper Staff 2 G.A.A. 2 Bond and Stamps Committee 3 Chemistry Club 3, 4 Y. C. A. C. 3, 4 Vice-President Motion Picture Club 3 Chairman Budget Committee 4 Latin Club 4 Science Talent Research 4. Medical Research Scientist HAROLD CORNETT Ruins Pineville, Kentucky Recreation Committee 3 Letterman's Club 3, 4 Intra- mural Basketball 3, 4 Bowling Club 3 Track Team 3 Intramural Football 3. I Drake Commercia'l Artist o bl 'srsvs COWAN - ,l S1inky Ielierson City. Tennessee xk Home Room President l, 2, 3 Basketball Manager 2, 3, 8,554 Oak Leaf Staff l Vice-President Biology Club Z Pho- J4 1 tography Club 2 President Chemistry Club 3 Track Jr' I' Manager 3 Recreation Committee 2, 3 Letterman's Club 2 3, 4 Intramural Basketball, Football, Track 3, 4. Maryville College Chemist BETTY CRIGGER Crigger Cleveland. Tennessee Home Ec. Club l Basketball l G.A.A. 2 School Paper Z Y.C.A.C. 3 Bowling Club 4. University of Alabama Laboratory Technician SEYBORN DAY Shorty Aiken. South Carolina Booster Club 2 T G I Club 4. Armed Forces BRUCE de NAGY Delmar, New York Basketball I, Z, 3, 4 Treasurer of Freshman Class Intra- mural Track l, 2 Photo Club Z Home Room Secretary l Home Room Vice-President 2, 3 Home Room Presider? Recreation Committee 2, 3 Letterman's Club 2, 3 4 it- chen Cabinet 3 Track 3, 4 Intramural Footb 3, 4 Football 4 Oak Leaf Staff 4. Maryville College pb DONALD de NRG Do , w York e ll, 2, 3, 4 Tr s F sh ss ln- ramural Track l Tr oto Club Z Recrea- ' n Co ittee , Let ermen's Club Z, 3, 4 A itali Intramural Football Z, 3 Ring Cormi as etball Manager 4 Oak Leaf Staff 4 Foot Maryville ollege IIMMY DICKENSON Peterson St. Paul, Virginia University of Tennessee Engineering RICHARD CHARLES DICKENSON Dick ' Morristown, Tennessee Library Club 2 Football Manager 2 T G I Club 4 Knoxville Business College Grocery Store Manager MARY DONNELL St. Louis. Missouri Shorthand Club 3 Vice-President of Home Room 4. Housewife MABLE DRIPPS 5h0riY Wall, Pennsylvania Tri I-Ii-Y l Library Club 2 Shorthand 3. EARL DUFF DuffY Knoxville. Tennessee Scouts l Booster Club 3 Intramural Sports 4 Hiking Club 4. University of Tennessee Engineer CHESTER DUNCAN - Q iw , ,fi -- ' f - A A 3 'G' kgs' STEVE EARLY Steve Winston Salem. North Carolina Band l, 2, 3, 4 Kitchen Cabinet 3 Student Council 4. University of Tennessee Electronics MARY ELIZABETH EATON Libby Iacksonville, Florida Girl Reserves I Basketball l Home Room Secretary l Y.C.A.C. 3. University of Alabama News Photographer BOB ELLIS B. D. Roqersville, Tennessee lntramura'l Sports 3 T 6: l Club 4. University of Tennessee Business Owner KATHLEEN MOYERS ELLISON Katie Athens, Alabama Bowling Club l Library Club 2 T :St l Club 4. Housewife BETTY EUBANK Bet Andrews. North Carolina Glee Club l Home EC. Club 2, 3, 4 4-H Club 2 Latin Club 3 Bowling Club 4 Tennis Club 4. University of Tennessee Secretary NANCY EUBANK Nan Knoxville, Tennessee Paper Staff 2, 3 Choir 3, 4 Thespians 4. DOTTIE EVANS Red Newport. Tennessee Home Ec. Club l G.A.A. l, 2, 3, 4 Girl Reserves l Ten- nis Club Z Student Council 2 Girl Scouts 2 Booster Club 3 Shorthand Club 3 Vice-Pres. Photo Club 4 National Thespians 4. University of Tennessee Teacher GAYLE FISER Russellville, Kentucky Glee Club -. Booster Club 3 Y.C.A.C. 3, 4 Home Room Sec. 3 French Club 4 Spanish Club 4 Thespian 4 Paper Staff 4. Vanderbilt ROSE FREDERICK Penny Meridian, Mississippi 4-l-I Club l Basketball l, 2, 3 Secretary of Class l Spanish Club 4. University of Tennessee Diplomatic Service IIMMY GADDY Birmingham. Alabama University of Alabama Aviation DOLORES GALBRAITH Dopey Clinton, Tennessee University of Tennessee Teacher Home EC. Club l, 3 Bible Club 3 Book Club 3. IIMMY GARNER Chattanooga, Tennessee Science Club l, 2 SOORA 3 Intramural Sports 3, 4 De Molay 3 Choir 4. Tennessee Polytechnic Institute SUE GARRETT Susie Livingston. Tennessee Basketball l Home Ec. Club 1 G.A.A. 2, 4 Bowling Club 3, 4 Hiking Club 4 National Honor Society 4 An- nual Staff 4. Secretary AUBALEA GEORGE Shorty Knoxville, Tennessee Library Assistant 2 Dramatics Club 2 Drum Majorette 4. University of Tennessee Writer BETTY GILES Big Sandy. Tennessee Home Ec. Club President l Dramatics Club l Student Council 2 Spanish Club 3, 4 Motion Picture Operator's Club 3 Intramural Basketball 3 Spanish Club Treasurer 4 G.A.A. 4 National Honor Society 4. University of Tennessee Missionary RTHA LEE GILLILAND ' t Harriman. Tennessee B d l, 2, 3 Girl Reserves l Home Ec. Club l G.A.A. Student Council 2 Bowling Club 4 Photography Club 4. Stephens Flying College Air Hostess MARY MARTHA GOVDDARD Murphy Chattanooga, Tennessee Girl Reserves I Basketball l Vice-President Home Room 3 Football Queen 4 Vice-President Home Room 4 Pres- ident of Glee Club 4. David Lipscomb College Librarian BARBARA GOODALL 'Bobbie St. Albans. West Virginia Home Room Secretary l Hobby Club l Girl Reserves l Cadman Club 1 Iunior Chorus l G.A.A. 2 Short- hand Club 3 Basketball 3, 4 Recreation Committee 4 Art Club 4 Paper Staff 4 Annual Staff 4 Home Room President 4. Knoxville Business College Secretary IIMMY GOODMAN 'Milkshake Kid Etowczh, Tennessee Dramatic Club l Secretary-Treasurer of Freshman Class l Football l ,2, 3, 4 Latin Club l Thespians 2 Chem- istry Club 3 Student Council 3 Lettermen's Club 4. University of Tennessee DOROTHY GOSSAGE Dottie Crossville. Tennessee Basketball l, 2, 3 Hiking Club l Glee Club l Bowl- ing Club l, 2, 3, 4. University of Tennessee Housewife SUE GRAGG Susie Oneida. Tennes ee Nurse RUTH GUMP 'Gumpie Iohnson City, Tennesee Assembly Committee l, 2 Sec. Assembly Committee 2 Home Room Secretary 2 Prom Committee Decorations 3 Dramatics 4. Tusculum Model DORLENE HAMBRICK Lewisburq. Tennessee Shorthand Club 3 T 5- l Club 4. Beauty Operator L W. HAMILTON 'L. W. Nashville, Tennessee President of Home Room 2 Student Council 3, 4 Treas- urer oi Student Council 4 National Honor Society 3, 4 Hobby Club 3. University of Tennessee Engineer 96 'ts-vq FRANCIS HARRIS Student Council l, 2 Chemistry Club 3 Hiking Club 4 Photo Club 4. Housewife MARDA HART Ithaca, New York Girl Reserve l Secretary Sophomore Class 2 Prom Committee 3 Student Council 3 Secretary Home Room 3. Syracuse University Designer NORMA HARTER Norm Meadville. Pennsylvania Girl Reserve l GAA Z, 4 Paper Staff 3, 4 Shorthand Club 3 Prom Committee 3 National Thespians 4 Na- tional Honor Society 4. Berea College Secretary L S. HAWK Larry Kingsport. Tennessee Recreation Committee l lntramural Boxing l, 4 ln- tramural Basketball l, 4 Gordon Milita'ry College 2, 3 2nd Lt., Co. A 2 Saber Club 2, 3 President of Class 3. Yale Doctor WILLIAM LEE HENDERSON Bill' Loudon. Tennessee 'B' Team Basketball l Football l Baseball l, 3, 4 Boy Scouts l lntramural Basketball, Football, Track 2, 3 Bowling 2, 3, 4 Hi-Y 2 Vice Pres. Home Room 2 Danc- ing Club 3 Hobby Club 3 Student Council 3 Home Room President 4 National Honor Society 4 Latin Club 4 Editor of Annual 4 Cheerleader 4. CAROL IEAN HENRY 'Hank U'nion. South Carolina President Home Room l, 4 Student Council 2 Dramat- ic Club 2 Booster Club 3 Oak Leaf Sta'ff 3 Secretary of Thespians 4. Business College Housewife MARY SUE HENRY Susie ' Union, South Carolina Girl Reserve 1, 2 Bowling Club l Booster Club 2 Rid- ing Club 2 Saddle Club 3 Motion Picture Club 3 Stu- dent Council 4 GAA 4 Dramatics Club 4. CORNELIA HENSLEY Comte Westfield. West, Virginia Student Council 1, 3 4-H Club l Secretary of Class 2 GAA 2 Band 2, 3, 4 National Honor Society 3, 4 Latin Club 3 Civic Committee 3 Chemistry Club 3 YCAC 3 Latin National Honor Society 3 Co-Editor of Annuu:f14 Secretary of Band 4 Hikink Club 4 Treasurer of Home Room 4. Anderson College. Doctor ANN HICKS 'l'udy Kingsport, Tennessee Home Ec. Club l 4-H Club 1 GAA 2 Shorthand Club 3 Basketball 3, 4. Secretary DOROTHY HICKS 'Dottie Powell Station. Tennessee Home Ec. Club 1, 2 Civic Club 1 4-H Club 1, 2, 3 Music Club 3 Glee Club 3 Sec. Tre-as. of lunior Class 4 Dramatic Club 4. Knoxville Business College Housewife RICHARD HOLBROOK 'Oley Huntington. West Virginia Booster Club 1, 2 Bowling Club 2, 3 Track 3, 4 SOORA 3 De Molay. University of Tennessee Accountant FRANCES HOLLAND Barbour-ville. Kentucky Bowling Club l GAA l President of Home Room l, 2 Basketball 1, 2 Camera Club l Glee Club 2, 3. Physical Instructor NORMA IEAN HOLLIMAN Sis Birmingham, Alabama French Club 2 T G l Club 4. Housewife CHARLINE HOLLINGSWORTH Hollingworth Pineville, Kentucky Home Room Treasurer 2 Hospitality Committee 2 Bas- ketball 2, 3 Motion Picture Operators' Club 3 Choir 4 Photography Club 4 GAA 4 Thespians 4. University of Tennessee Receptionist DOROTHY HOLLOWAY Sugar Bemis, Tennessee Civics Club l Pep Squad l Cheer Leader 2 Secretary of English Club 2 'YCAC 3 Shorthand Club 3 GAA 4. University of Tennessee Office Work IOSEPH CHARLES HONEYCUTT Honey Greeneville, Tennessee Booster Club l, 2, 3 Intramural Football l Latin Club 1, 2, 4 SOORA 3 National Honor Society 3, 4 Presi- dent of Honor Society 4 National Rifle Association 3 Bowling Club 4 Photograph Club 4 Drum Major 4. University of Tennessee Electrical Engineer ELIZABETH ANN HOWARD Betty Ann Crossville, Tennessee Girl Reserve l Home Ec. Club 1, 2 Band 1, 2 Choir 1, 2, 3, 4 Booster Club 3 YCAC 3, 4 Latin Club 4. Lincoln Memorial University ANN HUGHES Annie Nashville, Tennessee Nation-al Forensic League 1, 2 Latin Club l Home Ec. Club 1 Basketball l, 3 Class Treasurer 1 Glee Club 2 Cheerleader 2 Secretary Home Room 2 Bowling Club 3 Dramatics 3 GAA 4 Thespians 4, Tennessee Polytechnic Institute Teacher MARIORIE HURST Margie Middlesboro, Kentucky Band l, 2, 3, 4 G.A.A. l Shorthand Club 3 Student Council 4 Usher Committee 4 Recreation Committee 4. University of Kentucky Comedian EVELYN HURT Hurt Saltville, Virginia Girl Reserve 1 G.A.A. l, 2 Home Ec. Club l Y.C.A.C. 3 Home Room President 3 Dramatics 4 Cheerleader 4. LEBERNE ISBELL Vemie Winchester, Tennessee 4-H Club Shorthand Club 3. Business College Stenographer WALLY IACKSON Wally Atlanta, Georgia SAM IERNIGAN Sum - Iaclzson, Tennessee Booster Club 2 Intramural Track 2 De Molay 3 Class Vice-President 4 Choir 4 Annual Staff 4. Tennessee Polytechnic Institute Mechanical Engineer GERALD IOHNSON Gerry Knoxville, Tennessee Football 1, 3 Intramural Basketball l, 2, 3, 4 Track l, 2, 3, 4 Latin Club 2 Chemistry Club 3 Hobby Club 3 Annual Staff 4. University of Tennessee Criminology Law IOSEPH ALVIN KEATHLY IEANNINE IOHNSTON 'lean' Forsyth. Georgia Glee Club 2. Secretary DORIS IONES Greenville. South Carohna Bowling Club 3, 4 Secretary Home Room 3 Hiking Club 4. Flora MacDonald College Personnel Director IOAN IUNKIN St. Paul, Minnesota Student Council l Girl Reserve I Art Club l, 2 Booster Club 2, 3 YCAC 3, 4 Spanish Club 4 Paper Staff 4 Thespidns. Duke University Buddy Helena. Arkansas Dancing Club 1, 2 Boy Scouts l, 2, 3, 4 Camera Club 2 Motion Picture Operator Club 3 Band Club 4. Truck Driver IOHN KELLY 'Little Iohn Burlington. North Carolina Football l, 2, 3, 4 Vice-President Home Room l Track 2, 3, 4 Chemistry Club 3 Annual Staff 4. University of Tennessee Agricultural Engineering I-'AYE KEYS Piano Murray, Kentucky Glee Club l Dramatic Club 2 lournalism Club 2 Prom Committee 3 YCAC 3 Annual Staff 4 Secretary of Stu- dent Council 4 Activities Committee 4 Choir 4. Teacher RAY KING Biq Sid Paraqould, Arkansas Basketball l Class Play 2 Football 2, 3, 4 Intramurals 2 Class Officer 2 Student Council 3, 4 Kitchen Cabinet 3 Projectionist Club 3 Annual Staff 4 President of Class 4. Carson-Newman Medical Doctor ROBERT KINSER Athens. Tennessee Booster Club 2, 3 Intramural Track 2 Intramural Foot- ball 3, 4 Intramural Basketball 3, 4 Chemistry Club 3. Aeronautical Engineer GENE KIRK Frankie Hi-Y Club l Band l, 2, 4 Chorus l Intnamurals 2 Track 2. 3 Student Council 2, 3 Alternate Student Council 4 De Molay 3 Photography Club 3 Chemistry Club 3, 4 School Quartet 3, 4 Home Room President 3, 4. University of Tennessee Doctor TOM LANE Winchester. Massachusetts Kinq's Point Merchant Marines ROBERT LARSON 'Swede Knoxville, Tennessee Band l, 2 Football 2, 3, 4 Basketball 2, 3 Scouts l, 2, 3, 4 Letterman's Club 2, 3, 4 Student Council l, 2, 3, 4 President of Student Council 4 Honor Society 3, 4 Hob- by Club 3 Prom Committee 3 Recreation Committee 3 Thespians 4. . Maryville College Ministry REVA LAWSON 'Revere Paducah. Kentucky Vice-President Class 2 Secretary Home Room 2, 4 Glee Club 2 Paper Staff 2, 3, 4 Gossip Editor of Oak Leaf 3, 4 Secretary of Class 3, 4 Student Council 3 Chairman of Activities Committee 4 Secretary of Honor Society 4. ELLA LINDSEY Lin se Elmslord, New York d Y G.A.A. l Home Ec. Club l Basketball l, 2, 3, 4 Ten- nis 3 Swing Club 2, 3 Student Council 2 French Club 4 Musician. DAPHNE ANNE LITTLE Big Stone Gap. Virginia Library Club l Dramatic Club l Home Ec, Club l Glee Club l Y.C.A.C. 3, 4 Booster Club 3. Milligan College Dramatics WANDA MARLOW Dug Lake City. Tennessee Home Ec. Club l Basketball l, 2, 3. Housewife NORMAN H. MARSDEN Mass Rutland. Vermont Intramural Football 4 Basketball 4 Business Manager ot Annual 4 Committee Chairman of Y,C.A.C. 4 Sym- phony 4 Archery Club 4 Band 4 Home Room Vice! President 4 Chess Club 4. Norwich College Engineering RUTH MATHIS Sol Spartanburg. South Carolina Glee Club l, 2 Y.C.A.C. 3 Bowling Club 4. Office Worker WILLIAM MATTEI Bill Chicago, Illinois l-likink Club 2, 3,4 Science Club 2, 3 Boy Scouts 2, 3 R.O.'l'.C. 2, 3 Football 4 Bowling Club 4. University of Illinois Electrical Engineer WARREN RAY MCDOUGLE Mac Black Mt.. North Carolina Boy Scouts l, 2, 3, 4 Booster Club 3 T 61 I Club 4 School Paper 4. Duke University Ministry TULLAS LEE MdDOWEI.L Slick Rock Island. Tennessee T 6- l Club 3, 4. Armed Forces HELEN Mcl AI.L Mac Florence, Alabama Glee Club l Kitchen Cabinet 3 Bowling Club 4 Latin Club 4 Band 4 Choir Treasurer 4 Football Queen Can- didate 4 Home Room Secretary 4. University of Alabama DICK MCKNIGHT Murfreesboro. Tennessee Spanish Club 3 Kitchen Cabinet 3 Intramural Sports 3 Vice-President of Speech Club 4. Mac Syracuse. New York Class Reporter l Chorus l, 2, Dramatics l Kappa Epsilon Sorority 2, 3 Girl's Basketball 2, 3 Recreation Committee 2. RlLYN Mcicrzou DON MCWILLIAMS Mac Williamsburg, Pennsylvania Intramural Sports 4. 'EF' lwr ., :-S r ' 3 3 gf BARBARA MILLER Bohby Lansdowne, Pennsylvania Hockey l, 2 Basketball l, 2 Bowling l, 2, 4 Badmin- ton l Art Committee l, 2, 3 Tennis 2, 3 I-Ii-Y 3 An- nual Staff 3 Y,C.A.C. 4. Kansas State Child Welfare GLENNA MILLS 'Dumplin Manchester, Kentucky Glee Club l, 2 Class Secretary 2 Glrl Scouts l, 2 Dra- matics Club 2 Pep Club 2 Bowling Club 4 Thespians 4. Berea College PRUITT MITCHELL Prute Lavonia, Georgia Varsity Football l Varsity Basketball 2 Student Coun- cil 3 Booster Club President 3 Intramural Basketball 3, 4 Intramural Football 4 President Home Room 4 Choir 4. Georgia Tech Engineering CARROLL MOORE Chattanooga, Tennessee Basketball l, 2 Class President l Tennis 2, 3 Football 2, 3 Baseball 3 Varsity Club 3. University of Georgia EDNA MORRISETT Puggy Murray, Kentucky Home Ec. Club l Basketball I Class Secretary 2 Com- mercial Club 3 T 61 I Club Secretary 4. BILL MULLINS Shorty Corbin, Kentucky T G I Club 4. Mechanic CHARLES MUSTIN Chazz Rogersville, Tennessee Intramural Basketball 3 Y,C.A.C. 3, 4 Student Council 4 National Honor Society 4 Spanish Club 4. Georgia Tech MARY SUE NEWTON Pine Bluff, Arkansas Band I, 2, 3, 4 Iunior Social Club l Radio Council 1 Girl Scouts I Iunior Polyanna Club 2, 3 Treble Clef Club 2 Spanish Club 3 Hiking Club 4 Cak Leaf Staff 4. Louisiana State University IEAN NOTA St. Louis, Missouri Dramatics l, 2, 3 Student Council l Excursion Club I Girl Reserves 2 Saddle Club 2, 3 Photography G.A.A. 4 Thespians 4. Northwestern GLENN onn ' ' T 61 I Club Treasurer 3 T G I Club President 4 Home Room President 4. ' Printer ALTON OSBORN Vandalia, Michigan Boxing l, 2, 3, 4 Intramural Basketball 2, 3, 4 Intra- mural Track 2, 3, 4 Football 3, 4 Choir 4 Home Room President 4. Navy I. C. PARKER Kingsport, Tennessee Intramural Football l, 2, 3, 4 Intramural Basketball 1, 2, 3 Intramural Track I, 2, 3 Bowling Club 2, 3 Home Room Vice-President 3 Pep Squad 4 Basketball 4. Mechanical Engineer MlL'DRED PARKER Millie Morristown, Tennessee 4-I-I Club l, 2, 3 Basketball l, 2, 3 Tennis 4 Bowling Club 4. University ot Tennessee Secretary MARTHA PARKS Cleveland, Tennessee Class President l Oak Leaf Staff l, 4 Dramatic Club l Library Club l Booster Club 2, 3 Y.C.A.C. 3 Usher Committee 3 Shorthand Club 3 Photography Editor of Annual 4 Student Council 4 French Club 4 Spanish Club 4 Thespians 4 National Honor Society 4. University of Tennessee U. S. Consular Service EVELYN PATRICK Blondie Cincinnati, Ohio Girl Reserves l Art Club l, 4 Home Room Secretary l, 4 Spanish Club l Personality Club l Paper Staff 2 Prom Committee 3 Ring Committee 3 Art Editor cf An- nual 4 Student Council 4. Chicaqo Art School Artist ANN IO PERKINS Io West Ietferson, North Carolina Glee Club l Choir l. CarsoneNewman Missionary HAROLD PHILLIPS H Chattanooga, Tennessee Band l, 2, 3, 4 Art Club l Science Club l Student Council 2, 3 Thespians 2, 3, 4 Intramural Sports 2, 3 Latin Club 3, 4 Chemistry Club 3, 4 President Chemis- try Club 3 Rifle Club 3 Assembly Committee 3 Vice- President Chorus 4 Assembly Buqler 3, 4. University of Tennessee Doctor NELL MARIE PHILLIPS Nellie Richlands, Virginia Maiorette l Glee Club 2 Booster Club 2 Basketball 3, 4 Home Room Vice-President 4 Home Room Secretary 3 Annual Staff 4. University ot Tennessee MARY ANNE PIER Mildre Na hville, Tennessee Safe c' le Clu H m om Secretary 2, Qt4fuAfi6,cZ9 ch ,Q ff 4. X X BARBARA ANN PRONGER 'fz-fV'A' Barb - Sault St. M ie, Michigan G.A.A. l Home Room Vice-President 2 Colonade Club 3 Library Staff 3. Nursing IU'LIA RAMEY 'Taisy-Daisy Coeburn, Virginia Dramatic Club l Girl Scouts l Chemistry Club 3 Na- tional Honor Society 3, 4 Bowlinq Club 4. Q University of Tennessee 51 X J MILLARD RAMEY ' ' 1 XJ ff Oakdale, nnessee Cl 'P nt Basketball l, 2 lub l sig? uncil z Dancing Q: 001114111 2 anish Club 3, 4 De M Q owlinq Annual Staff 4. Yr 'k University of Tennessee Business IEAN RATHBONE Rath Maryville, Tennessee Library Club l Girl Reserve l Glee Club 4. Nurse WAYBURN REDDEN lntramural Football 3, 4 B-Team Basketball 3 Motion Picture Operator's Club 3. University of Kentucky Engineer ww Vim 5 f wx I ,,,,. 1 wb N rm LOU ELLA REEVES Bee Corbin, Kentucky Cheerleader l Basketball l Youth Council l Drama- tics l Roller Club l Class Secretary l Girl Reserve l Y.A.C.A. 2, 3, 4 Pep Squad 4. BARBARA ROBINSON Rum Beckley, West Virginia Girl Reserves l Home Ec. l Sewing Club l Library Staff l Bowling Club 4 Vice-President Home Room 4. Typist IRENE ROBINSON Devonia, eTnnessee Class Secretary l Basketball l Home Ec. Club 2 Com- mittee of School Paper 3 Commercial Club 3. Business College Secretary ROBERT ROTHERMAL ,,Bob,, Band l, 2, 3, 4 Orchestra l, 2 Intramural l, 2, 3, 4. Army Air Forces IOYCE BETTY RUSSELL Lynch, Kentucky Band l, 2, 4 Y.C.A.C. 2 Assembly Committee 4. School of Nursing Nurse ELLA IEAN RUSSELL Ieanne Iellico, Tennessee Home Ec. Club l Class Secretary-Treasurer l Home Room Secretary-Treasurer l, 2 Latin Club l Basket- ball Team l, 2 Spanish Club Z Choir 4. University of Tennessee Doctor IEAN RUTH Ieani-ie Harlan, Kentucky G.A.A. l, 2 Basketball l, 2, 3 Calc Leaf Staff 2 Annual Staff 4. Business College Private Secretary LESTER E. RYAN GeesIer Lake Charles, Louisiana Basebzall l, 2, 3, 4 Football l, 2, 3, 4 Intramural 1, 2, 3, 4 Basketball l, 2, 3, 4 Model Airplane Club l, 2 Boy Scouts l, 2, 3, 4 DeMolay 3, 4 French Club 3 Y.C.A.C. 3 Track 4 Letterman's Club 4 Home Room Vice-President 4. University of Tennessee Coach MARTY RYAN Rusty . Sylva, North Carolina Pres'dent o Class l, QE itor of School Paper 2, 4 Boost- er Cl S Thespia Student Council 4 Annual Staff 4 Univ ' y of rth rolina Surgery and Medicine i Secretary l, 2 Chemistry Club l Y.C.A.C. L' Decoration Committee 3 Circulation Manager o ak L at 4 Science Talent Search 4 C.A.A. 4 Na'- tional T pians 4 Honor Society 4 Rec. Committee 4. Berea Co ege Social Worker X- SADLE X . 'e t xl S Nashville, Tennessee N - 2 no I O P' VERA SCHNUCKEL Centralia, Illinois G.A.A. l Girl Reserves 2 Y.C.A.C. 3, 4 Art Club 4. IOANNE SECOY Io Eugene, Oregon Library Club l, 2 Pep Club 2 G.A.A. 2 Pep Club 8 Art Club 4 Publicity Committee 4 Annual Staff 4 Pho- tography 4. University of Oregon Artist MARIAN SIECK Zack Iackson. Missouri Band l, 2, 3, 4 Girls Glee Club l Sophomore Assembly 2 Home Room Secretary 3 Short Hand 3. Valparaiso University Nursing PEARL SIPE Blondie Elizabethton. Tennessee Letter Girl l Shorthand 3 G,A.A. 4 National Honor Society 4. Secretary AUDREY SMITH 5mi1y Benham, Kentucky Glee Club l Shorthand Club 3. Private Secretary DONALD SMITH Smitty New Castle, Pennsylvania Engineer GENOVA SMITH Mineral Bluff. Georgia Glee Club l, 3 Home EC. Club 2 4-H Club l Basket- ball Team l, Z, 3. Secretary WILLIAM HALL SMITH Bil1 Durham, North Carolina Intramural Football, Basketball, Track l, 2, 3, 4 Football Manager l Boy Scout l Booster Club 2 Motion Pic- ture Operators Club 3 Recreation Committee 3, 4 T ci I Club 4. Radio IAMES SMITH Benham, Kentucky Intramural Football, Basketball l, 2, 3, 4 Glee Club l Rifle Club l Victory Club l Dramatic Club l Student Council 2 Home Room President 4. University of Kentucky Engineer IOHN A. SMITH Iohnny Philippi, West Virginia Paper Staff l, 2 Spanish Club 3, 4 Student Council 2 C.A.P. 2 Football B Team 3 Home Room President 4 Annual Staff 4. Civil Enqineerinq PATRICIA SMITH Kitten Iohnson City. Tennessee Glee Club l Latin Club l Home Room President l Bowling Club 2 Clean-up Committee 2 National Honor Society 3, 4 Chorus 3 Shorthand Club 3 Y. C. A. C. Speakinq Team 4. University of Tennessee Psychatrist WILBURN SMITH Chuck Pennington Gap, Virginia Baseball 1, 2 T G I Club 4. L. M. U. Mechanic IO ANNE SNEED Io Williamsport. Pennsylvania Girl's Basketball l Girl Reserve l Paper Staff l G.A.A. l Booster Club 3 Saddle Club 3 Home Room Treasurer 4 Annual Staff 4. University of Alabama Stenoqrapher AL STANTON Al Nashville. Tennessee Football l, 4 Student Council l, 3, 4 Hi Hat Club l Latin Club 2 Vice-President Home Room Z, 3 Finance Committee 2, 3 Intramurals 2, 3 Spanish Club 3 Rec- reation Committee 3, 4 Activities Committee 4 Letter- man's Club 4 Track 4. Fisk University Business Man 4 MARGIE STARNES Susie Shelbyville, Tennessee Secretary of Shorthand Club 3 National Honor Society 3, 4 T :S I Club. Housewife EMOGENE STOUT lean Nashville, Tennessee Booster Club 3 Home Room Secretary 3 Basketball 3 Shorthand Club 3. University of Tennessee Secretary HAROLD STRAUGHAN Dead Pan South Charleston, West Virginia Intramural Basketball l, 2, 3 Bowling Club 1, 4 Tumbling Club 2, 3 Photography Club 3 Prom Commit- tee 3 Ring Committee 3, 4 DeMolay l, 4 Intramural Football l, 4 Annual Statf 4. University of Tennessee Mechanical Engineer IIMMY STRAWN Shorty San Francisco, California Bowling Club 3, 4 Rifle Club 3 Intramural Basketball l, 3, 4 Intramural Football l, 3, 4 Annual Staff 4. WILLIAM STURGILL ANNE TALLENT Liz Murphy, North Carolina Y. C.A. C.3 T5tIC1ub 4. Beauty Operator CLARE TAYLOR Taylor Atlanta, Georgia G. A. A. 3, 4 Student Council 1, 3, 4 Art Club I, 2 Chemistry Club 3 Prom Committee 3 Spanish Club 3 Annual Staff 4 Paper Staff 4 National Honor Society 4 Photography Club 4 French Club 4. Huntington College VERNON THOMAS Tommy Syracuse, New York Choir I Booster Club 2 Library Club Z Motion Pic- ture Operator's Club 3 Home Room President 4. Syracuse University Doctor BARBARA THOMPSON Ann' Burlington, North Carolina Glee Club I, 2, 3 Basketball l Tennis Team I, 2 Chorus 3, 4 Photography Club 3. Elon College Secretary MARGARET 'l'l'DWEI.L Marg Bon Aqua, Tennessee Girl Reserves I Latin Club I, Z Dancing Club Z G. A. A. 2 Basketball 3, 4 National Honor Society 3, 4 Shorthand Club 3 Annual Staff 4 Home Room Pres- ident 3. University of Tennessee DELORES TRENT ,,Dot,, Girl Reserves l Girl's Glee Club 4 G. A. A. 4. University of Maryland IOAN TREMBLE Cleo Cleo Mclieesport, Pennsylvania Glee Club l, 2 Art Committee l Social Committee l, 2 School Sorority l, 2, 3 French Club 4. University of Tennessee I. D. UNDERWOOD Doug Smithville, Tennessee Baseball l Football l, Z, 3 Writers Club 3 Dramatic Club 3. Commercial NANCY VAIL Nan St. Louis, Missouri Home Ec. Club l Girl Reserves l Basketball l G.A.A. l, 2 Paper Staff 2 Bowling Club 3, 4 Home Room Pres- ident 4. Missouri University Nurse BETTY WALDEN Bet Benham, Kentucky Glee Club l Librarian BOBBIE WALDEN Bob Maryville, Tennessee Band l, 2, 4. Bowling Green Business College Stenoqrapher IIM WATKINS Wats Iohnson City, Tennessee Football l, 2 Basketball l Track l, 2. University of Tennessee SAMUEL WATSON Bow Murphy, N. C. T G l Club 4. North Carolina University Radio WILBUR WELCH Billy Canton, N. C. Dramatics l Football l, Z, 3, 4 Band 1, 4 C.A.P. l Prom Committee 3 Y.C.A.C. 3 Intramurals 3 Chemistry Club3 Saddle Club3 DeMolay 3,4 Ring Committee 4. University of Tennessee HOBERTA WHEELER Bertie St. Charles, Virginia Basketball l. Nurse Kathy PEGGY WHITE Pat Literary Club 2 Y.C.A.C. 3, 4 Bowling Club 4. University of Alabama Laboratory Worker Betsy Chattanooga, Tennessee CLEOPHAS CLAK Post Graduate FRANCES WILHOITE Francy Chattanooga. Tennessee Sub Deb Club l Shorthand Club l Student Council 3 Chorus 4 Chairman of Usher Committee 4 G.A.A. 4. University of Tennessee Secretary KATHRYN WILLIAMS KATHY Elizabethton, Tennessee Basketball l, 2 Glee Club 4 Library Science 4. Beautician ANNE WINFREE Nashville, Tennessee Home Ec. Club l, 2 Paper Staff 2 Class Vive President 2 Bowling Club 4 Student Council 4 Usher Committee 4. University of Alabama Nurse 'bv v-W-xr Nbr FRANK WINSTEAD Frankinstead Murray, Kentucky Intramural Football Z, 3, 4 Bowling Club 2, 3 Bonds and Stamps Committee 2, 3 Intramural Basketball 2, 3, 4 Student Council 3 Y.C.A.C. 3 Saddle Club 3 Thespians 4 Annual Staff 4. University of Tennessee Business Administration DONNA WOOD Excelsior Springs, Missouri Blue and Gold Club l Home Ec. Club l Paper Staff 1 Drill Team 2 Home Room President 3 Band Sponsor 4 National Honor Society 4 Annual Staff 4. St. Mary's Teacher FRHDA WOOD Litlun Younq Harris. Kentucky Dramatic Club l Bowling Club 4 G.A.A. 4 National Honor Society 4. Berea Fashion Designer BETTY IO WRIGHT Betsy Chattanooga, Tennessee Latin Club l Pep Club l Maiorette 2, 3, 4 Glee Club 4 G. A. A. 4. University of Tennessee Physical Ed. Teacher IRENE WRIGHT Pete Iamestown. Tennessee Girl Reserves l Home Ec. Club 1 Spanish Club 3, 4 G. A. A. 4. CLEOPHAS CLARK Post Graduate lU'DITH DAVIDSON Iudy St. Paul, Minnesota Girl Reserves l, 2 Art Club 2 Spanish Club 3, 4 Y.C. A.C. 3, 4 French Club 4 Paper Staff 4. ' Chicago University Philologist LaVERNE DICKENE Red Lake Charles, Louisiana TG I Club 4. IERRY HUTCHINS Knoxville. Tennessee Band l R.O.T.C. l, Z. U. S. Army LARRY PARSONS Post Graduate DAN TILLER St. Paul, Virginia D. O. Club 3, 4 Spanish Club 3, 4 French Club 4. University of Tennessee MARTHA WALDRON Lavergne. Tennessee Basketball B Team 1. 2, 3 Reporter of T G I Club. LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT We, the graduating class of Oak Ridge High School, being of sound mind and body, and considering the eminent termination of our transitory life as comrade students of this great school, do hereby make, publish, and declare this to be our Last Will and Testament. Clause I We do will our superior intelligence to the future senior class in order that they might live up to the high standards we have set before them. Clau se I I To the junior class, we bequeath the privilege of publishing the Oak Log: also, we be- queath to them all our trials, tribulations and senior worries in general, hoping they will have to work as hard as we did. Clau se III We will to the future sophomore class the ability and fortitude to live through the rigid ini- tiation which will be imposed upon them by the next senior class. Clau se IV We will to the entire student body the ability to get to school at eight o'clock in the morn- ing for physical education classes. ' Clau se V To the faculty, we will the ability to cook up something even more fantastic than core classes. I Clau se VI Because of his delinquency in regard to the telling of jokes, we will to Mr. Cunningham the pocket book edition of How to Make Iokes Funny or Atomic Gags, Incorporated. Clau se VII We will to the band the inalienable right of playing Atomic Power at all future Knox- ville-Central football games. Claus e VIII To all of the young men of the Student Council, we will, with due respect towards their own financial inability, corsages of dandelions for their dates to next year's Christmas Formal. Clause IX We will to the choir the ability to keep on producing great voices for the world. Clause X We will to next year's physical education classes the opportunity of hearing the Twice Told Tales of Pine Bluff. Clause XI To the future senior girls We will the' privilege of swooning over Mr. Thomas. Having discharged our duty with utmost integrity, we do solemnly cease- WITNESSES: SIGNED: Fig Newton Cornelia Hensley Good Buddy Fay Keys Ray King iq S X 4. Fw. , 1 1 If'?'l mQ 1' E Yxqx f, :X w Ac' , xl' . W 4 J WJ x XX g ! I ,x 3 K s . 8 'X I' in I f WNXQX 5 N xx X 'l. A N .ff 2 gg. fx Uh 5 his X J 'iv'-' 'Q ITL v-E0 I V' . we M 'r 5 'Y gl, ... sh-4. V348 b '-w... .mwks JUNIUR 0FFlCEBS Richard Furney, Treasurer: Sam Hurt, President: Iohn Bond, Vice-Presi- dent: Ruth Kitchin. Secretary. QWL W d wif .Mp ,. N, xx Mm CLASS SPONSOBS First Row: Miss Mathias. Miss Stcmsberry, Miss Menke. Second Row: Mr. Martin, Mr. Hcxtchett. li 'W f x fmiw A . ,fw is A are H. W!-'dl' Q 'P' 15 v W r vw S xi ,X X x 4: f an ww ' ,dll I M 'Bm ',-- 1. , ij Q. s ,, Q vf M ig If Nr x mm, nn. 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Preston Margaret H. Radford Peggy M. Radford Buddy Riney Iames H. Rives Bonnie S. Roberts Pat I. Roberts Hazel R. Robinson Iohn F. Robinson Anne E. Sams Robert G. Sanders Billie eIan Sandeiur Emestine Sandelur Betty D. Saunders Harvey L. Saylor Iim D. Shouse lack A. Simmons R. B. Simpson Betty I. Skinner Mary Iane Smiddy Ann E. Smith sv., , ' Q. V :-I - . 2 7 ' . . 'I' ' ff' , ...A my M.. qry 7 V. f M . V 'z. i ..., f . ' , 'VW' i 'ff 'av Ii f U Q1 fi 1 vig . W ,ww M . .Wg Q x ,, f,,Q..f Q, . -W ,W . 353 g H I, W K nv M- .um fv- .Q R :U su, if Ji. 3 ,,. if L Q ...Q ...Ayr . if J' ! W KN.. -pu- Billie Marie Smith Roselyn Smith Idmes A. Spangler Mary Frances Spears Horace Speed Iean Sutton Bob Steele Patricia A. Stephens Doris I. Stewart Betty I. Stewart Iack L. Stockstill Rose Marie Staats Gaither W. Stafford Robert H. Stafford Clair R. Stairrett Carl K. Stapp Isabel H. Stark Wallace G. Stone Dorothy D. Stout Betty Io Stutts Ianice C. Sullivan Arden R. Taylor C. Bemard Stoloes Evangeline l. Thomas Lillard T. Thompson I. Gordon Tyson Marlha M. Threlkeld Marbara D. Underwood Warren D. Threlkeld r. I Donald E. Tidwell Richard Tumer William T. Twitty Harry Lee Wagner 'Gerald Walker Ierry Ann Wall Iohn T. Wallace Gaylord D. Webb Virginia L. Weber Carla I. Williams Donna Lou Williams Eevelyn D. Williams Berry C. Willis Bobby 1E. Wilson Allie A. Witt Marianne Payne 'l'homasine Huffman I. loe Underwood Robert Underoowd l. Iunte Vinsant Betty I. Wadsworth Norman West Mildred R. Whaley Billy B. White Freida C. Wilde Ieanette S. Wiley Ray R. Wilkins M. Ieanne Witt Mary Ann Wood Anne I. Wren Nancy L. Wright Charles Yeary Robert Yelser xXx Y a I fi? 'z fi fx :qu -.,w.,. 7,l SEATED: Ioan Taylor, Faye Barnes. Margaret Bayless. Dorla Yoder, Cherry Cook, Fay Keys, Bob Larson, Danny Dolan, Estelle Brady. Neva Patrick, Ioanne Secoy. Reva Lawson, Sue Henry, Martha Parks. STANDING:Bob Riding. lack Pitt, Frances Wilhoite, Chad Chase. Gaylord Webb. Harry Wagner. Bob Taylor. Hall Smith. Bob Langstatt, Al Stanton. Earl Daniels, Steve Early, Ioe Underwood, Margie Hurst, Ioanne McMillan, Marty Ryan. STUDENT CIIUNCIL With the aim of developing more constructive thinking, a system of self-government, and parties for all groups of students, the student council successfully carried through its 1946-47 program under the able supervision of Miss Margaret Barnes. The council is divided into various committees, each committee having a definite pur- pose. The Assembly Committe has given us an excellent variety of programs with a large proportion of the student body participating. The programs have consisted of talks, skits, pa- geants, music, and one-act plays. Outstanding were those in which a great many home rooms took part, such as Fire Prevention Week and Education Week assemblies. The first project under the Activities Committee was assisting in the re-organization of clubs and securing sponsors for them. The Civic Committee was responsible for noon-hour monitors, general student body be- havior, and earning money for replanting shrubs. The Service Committee has been responsible for all charity drive-S, SuCl'1 GS the March of Dimes. The Ushers Committee served at assemblies and all-school affairs. The Recreation Committee have monthly parties for the student body. The Budget Committee arranged a complete budget for the activity fund of the Whole school. The Finance Committee sold tickets for the basketball and football games. The Publicity Committee advertised all school events and took care of the bulletin boards. The Lost and Found Committee receives and dispenses lost articles in Mrs. Perry's room. STUDENT CIDUNCIL UFFICERS Fay Keys. Secretary: 'Danny Dolan, Vice-President: Bob Larson, President: Estelle Brady, Treasurer ASSEDIBLY CUMMITTEE First Row: Barbara Lane, Leatha Fulkerson, lane Garland. Second Row: Martha Parks, Danny Dolan, Tom Hamrick. Third Row: Pete Hood, Harry Wagner. Fourth Row: Dee Chambliss. Bob Lanqstafl, Iudd Van Duzee. PUBLICITY COMlVlITTEE Marjorie Curtis. Marty Ryan, Bonnie Roberts, Eleanor Di- vine, Sylvia Schendel. Ray Clark, Ierry Marrisett, Alice Io Larson, Ioyce Chambers, Pat Robers, Ioanne Secoy. rffv'fww1fww' ' S X it Nt' nECnEATl0N COMMITTEE First Row: loan Taylor, Shirley Book. Mary Curtis, Pat Kirkpatrick, Mary Lou Miller, lohnny Boqgess. Lois Farmer, Neva Patrick. Second Row: Robert Taylor. Barbara Goodall. Barbara Lane. Harry Wagner. Third Row: Ioanne McMil1ian, Ann Winlree, Margie Hurst, Iean Sadler, Bruce deNagy, Clare Taylor. Fourth Row: Bob Livesay, Ray Clark, Beverly Bray. Mariorie Curtis, Al Stanton. Fifth Row: Hall Smith, Don deNagy, Bob Edl- son. USIIEB CIIMMITTEE First Row: lean Lynch. Martha Morris, Dorla Yoder, Margie Hurst, Faye Barnes. Second Row: Sue Henry, Bob Edison, A1 Stan- ton, Lester Ryan, Ioan McMillian, Ann Win- free. CIVIC COMMITTEE Charle Mustin, Gaylord Webb, Eleanor Di- vine, Alice Io Larson, lane Garland, Mar- garet Bayless, Bob Taylor, Clare Taylor, Earl Daniels. Lester Ryan. ACTIVITIES CDMMITTEE Hurt, Faye Barnes. Fay Keys, Al n. Reva Lawson, Martha Parks. Ray SERVICE CDMMITTEE Henry, Charles Musiin, Faye Ba are Taylor. Al Stanton. BUDGET AND FINANCE CDMMITTEE Hurt, Bromley Clarke. Cherry Cook, Parks. LDST AND FDUN D CDMMITTEE Early. Bob Ridinqs. Ioe Underwood . ,QW .7 A Tl-IE STAFF Seated: Martha Parks, editor ot photography: Cor- nelia Hensley, co-editor: Neva Patrick, art editor. Standing: Norman Marsden, business manager: Bill Henderson, editor. THE 0AK LOG This year the Oak Log Was edited by Bill Henderson. The staff was composed oi Car- nelia Hensley, co-editor, Neva Patrick, art editor, Norman Marsden, business manager, Mar- tha Parks, editor of photoqraphy. We are indebted and grateful to all the students who helped in the publication of this annual. Also, We Wish to thank our sponsors, Miss Isbell, Mr. Kern, Mrs. Lewis, Miss Marrs, and Mr. Thomas for their able assistance. SEATED: Sue Garrett, Mary Anne Pierce, Pearl Sipe, Dot Holloway, Comelia Hensley, Mr. Thomas, Neva Patrick, Pat Kirkpatrick, Gayle Fiser, Beverly Bray, Martha Parks, Ioan Iunkin, Ioanne Secoy, Iohnny Bond. STANDING: Miss Marrs, Helen McFall, Miss Isbell, Bill Henderson, Mr. Kem, Iimmy Strawn, Mrs. Lewis, Harold Cor- nelt. Published by and for the students of Oak Ridge High School, Oak Ridge, Tennessee Vol. 5 No. 25 - - -L -I - Iune, 195 SEATED: Peggy Holsopple. Betty Ann Riley, Ernestine Sandelur. lean Sadler, Billie I. Sandetur, Norma Harter, Marty Ryan, Ioan Taylor, Sally Elliott, Gayle Fiser, Io an Iunkin, Gloria Mee, Nancy Lee Gaither, Nancy Ienkins. STANDING: Martha Morris, Wanda Mason, Iacqueline Cates, Sue Newton, Pearl Nussmeyer, Walter Wilkins, Auba- lea George, Reva Lawson, Barbara Templin. Martha Parks. EDITCJBIAL STAFF Editor-in-chief ,WW Z-W -Z -- MARTY RYAN News Editor -wg lglg ,SJW S I Se, NANCY LEE GAITHER 590,15 Editor , Wi, mia ,, L WALTER WILKINS Feature Editor .ffm A., 7, -We nf- -- SALT-Y ELLIOTT Assistant Editor .KJZ-.?---,YY-.. W ,.. SUE NEWTON Exchange Editor W -W f MZ, - -A NANCY IENKINS COLUMNISTS Reva Lawson, Ioan Taylor, Bruce deNagy, Evangeline Thomas REPORTERS Ruby Brewer, Iackie Cates, Dee Chambliss, 'Don deNagy, Leatha F ulkerson, Aubaiea George, Anne Hart, Peggy Holsopple. Wanda Mason, Ray McDougle, Martha Morris, Pearl Nussmeyer, Billy Peters, Clare Taylor, Barbara Templin. Editorial Advisor L,, ..,- MRS. PHYLLIS CHRISTIANSEN BUSINESS STAFF ADVERTISING-Iudy 'Davidson, Gayle Fiser, Nancy Ienkins, Ioan Iunkin, Martha Parks. CIRCULATION--lean Sadler TREASURER-Norma Harter FINANCIAL ADVISOR-Mr. James Hatchet! TYPISTS-Fay Keys, Barbara Goodall, Emestine Sandeiur, Iean Sandetur. 0AK LEAF COMPLETES FOUllTll YEAR We were very proud of our school paper this year. Even though the paper has been a little smaller than in previous years, it has been published weekly and there have been pic- tures in practically every issue. Marty Ryan has done a commendable iob ot editing the paper this year. We might add that she won S5 tor her news story about the news clinic held by WBIR in Knoxville, Novem- ber 16. Reporters lor the Oak Leat were taken from the iournalism classes and any other people who volunteered. FIRST ROW: Dee Chambliss, Carter Nance, Charles Mustin, Norman Marsden, Stratton Lindenmeyer, Irwin Roth, Bob Livesey. Richard Furney, Phillip Murray, Larry Pars ons. SECOND ROW: Thelma Burks, Birdie Bond, Barbara Miller, Iudy Davidson, Gayle Fiser, Ioan Iunkin. Ann Moore, Mary Gratiot, Cherry Cook, Gloria Mee, Barbara Templin, Betty Lou Cockrell, Pearl Nussmeyer. 'Emma Ruth Templin, Martha Parks. THIRD ROW: Inez 'Dean, Linda Brumley. Louise Brewer, Theo Love, Iohnny Bogqess, Dorothy Iean Iames, Margaret Ann Mc!-linney, Ioan Taylor. Bettie Preston. Leatha Fulkerson, Mariam Gordon, Barbara Dutt, Lou Klein, Mr Hatchett. FOURTH ROW: Peggy Holsopple, Nancy Gaither, Marty Ryan, Betty Ann Riley, Nancy Spence, Betty Ann Howard, Vera Schnuckel, Lou Ellen Reeves, Marjorie Curtis, Ioan Gilliam, Karen Collins, Pat Kirkpatrick, Beverly Bray, Mr. Kennedy, Miss Marrs. Y. C. A. C. This school year of 1946-47, the Youth Council on the Atomic Crisis has shown the nation, mainly the east coast, that it in- tends to carry out its purpose to the fullest extent. Representatives have been sent to various cities and towns, taking with them information on the Atomic Crisis, which they gave in the form ot talks, speeches, and panel discussions to the eager-to-know audiences. During the summer several camps in the Eastern section of the country were visited by Council members, and two broad- casts on nationwide hook-ups were given from Knoxville. Early in November a group, accompanied by Mr. Iames l-latchett, spon- sor, traveled to Erie, Penn. and spoke in the schools there. Later that month another group, accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Kennedy, went to Boston to speak at the annual meeting of the National Council of the Teachers of the Social Studies on membership in the Youth Council as an in-school civic experience. From Boston they toured schools of Pittsburgh, New York, Philadelphia, and spoke at the Convention oi English Teachers at Atlantic City, New Jersey. Nearby towns were among the hosts at panel discussions during the year. Several magazines, including Seventeen, l-lighroad, and The lournal ot the National Education Association, have car- ried articles abcut the Youth Council. An article by Don Morris, Science editor of the Philadelphia Record, appeared in the State educational journals of the forty-three states. Correspondence is received every day from all over the country, and also from England, Holland, and Australia, con- sisting mainly of requests for information and literature on the Atomic Crisis and its social aspects. This only goes to show that the purpose of the organization, to promote serious study on the part of the individual, is being furthered by the group. The YCAC has become a major organization in Oak Ridge and elsewhere since its beginning in December of 1945. Plans have been made and are being carried out for a more influential Council which will promote among the people oi the world a clearer and better understanding oi the meaning of nue clear energy. FIRST ROW: Kenneth Bradley, Glenn Brown, Margie Hursl Mary Curlis, Sue Newton, Marilyn Sears, Danny 'Dolan, Cornelia Hensley, Sleve Early, Belly Russell, Ioan Mink, Ielf Hulch inson, Bob Livesey, Richard Dickinson. SECOND ROW: Harriet Kiser, Chester Painler, Bob Rolhennel, Bill Reynolds, Harold Phillips, R. B. Simpson, Belly Hellon, Bobbie Waldon, Bill Welch, Ruth Barnard, Sally Ellioll, Marion Seick, Mr. Scarbrouqh. THIRD ROW: Norman Marsden, Pele Hood. Gene Kirk, Frances Harris. Linda Rust, Helen McFall. Harry Adkinson. Edwin Haycock, Ted Hendrickson. Tom Hambrick. Gordon Tyson. Newell Mock, Iune McGullin, Ioy Hightower, Don Loudermilk. BAND This year the band, under the supervision of a new instructor, Mr. Gilbert S. Scarbrouqh, has enjoyed quite a festive season. We enjoyed their fine per- formance at all the football aames and other affairs. They competed with other bands in the competition-Festival at lohnson City, and several members at- tended the East Tennessee Senior Hiqh School Band Clinic in Maryville. The officers of the band for the year were Gene Kirk, President, Fred Hood, Vice-Presidenty Cornelia Hensley, Secretary: La Verne Dickins, Treasurer: Mary Curtis and Harold Phillips, Librarians. Charles Honeycutt was drum major: Donna Wood, band sponsor, Ioan Counts, Betty Io Wright, lo Anne Leonard, and Shorty Georqe, drum maiorettes. Clllllll FIRST ROW: Mancy Fisher, Ioan Leonard, Thomasine Huffman. Shirley Reel, Mary Lou Miller, Mary Elliott, Barbara Duff. Betty Preston, Mr. Adams. SECOND ROW: Ella lean Russell, Elizabeth Ann Howard, Carla Williams, Charlene Hollingsworth, Lou Klein, Phoebe Paddock, Evanqaline Thomas, Ioan Taylor. THIRD ROW: Frances Wilhoite, Barbara Lane, Ann Means, Ioyce Chambers, Dorothy Hicks, Bonnie Carter, Reva Lawson, Laura Ellen Cobb, Virginia Arms. FOURTH ROW: Betty Ioyce Williams, Mary Evelyn Nabors, Dixie Coulter, Mary Anne Pierce, Ruth Gump, Nancy Eubank, Gerry Morrisett, Ann Thompson, Pat Duquay. FIFTH ROW: Charles Woodward, Charles Orr, Iames Spangler, Sam Iernigan, Donald Kerr, Billy Carden, Don Broome, Sam Hopewood. SIXTH ROW: Milton Scott, Rondell Basket, Robert Petty, lack West, Alton Osborne, Stanley Cahoon, Harold Phillips, Don Wallace. SEVENTH ROW: Gene Brady, Glenn Orr, Eugene Carter, Richard Holbrook, Iohn Kelly, Pruitt Mitchell, Bruce deNaqy, Nat Chambers, Iimmy Garner. GIBLQS G-LEE CLUB FIRST ROW: Freida Wilde, Nelly Farrow, Lois Hopkins, Olena Vaughn, Rose Marie Staats, Rachel Plemons, Betty Meadows, Betty Wright. SECOND ROW: lean Rathbone, Io Anne Hill, Reba Anderson, Murphy Goddard, Evelyn Hurt, Martha Abbott, Sue Henry, Delores Trent. THIRD ROW: Thelma Burks, Betty lean Hill, Ruth Mathis, Madge Clarke, Kathryn Williams, Nancy Robinson. FOURTH ROW: lean McMillian, Bobbie Chitwood, Ardella Dueson, Mary Frances Powell, Mary Ruth Cameron, Ieanette Wiley. TIIESPIANS STANDING: Evelyn Hurt, Dottie Evans. FIRST ROW: Norma Harter, Lois Farmer, Shirley Book, Io an Taylor, Ioy Hightower, lean Nota. SECOND ROW: Martha Abbott, lean Sadler. Glenna Mills, Martha Parks, Nancy Lee Gaither, Nancy Eubank. Iudy Davidson, Danny Dolan, Charline Hollingsworth, Gayle Fiser ,Tom Hambrick, Marty Ryan. THIRD ROW: Hugh Ross, Frank Winstead, Bob Larson, Harold Phillips, Dan Land. FOURTH ROW: Ioan Iunkin, Mariorie Adcock, Ann Hugh es. Sally Elliott. NATIIINAL ll0NOB SIICIETY FIRST ROW: Miss Turner, Reva Lawson, Charles Honeycutt, Margaret Tidwell. Bob Larson, Cornelia Hensley, Fay Ramey, Miss Mathias. SECOND ROW: Freda Wood, Norma Harter, Betty Giles, Donna Wood, Martha Abbott, Iean Ruth, Iune Bryant. Louise Brewer. THIRD ROW: Sue Garrett, Pearl Sipe, Clare Taylor, Mar-da Hart, Martha Parks, Ioan Iunkin, lean Sadler. Bill Hen- derson. FOURTH ROW: Charles Mustin. L. W. Hamilton. LETTEBMEN'S CLUB FIRST ROW: Coach Smith, Bob Taylor, Dee Chambliss, Harry Keibler, Bruce deNoqy, Coach Martin. SECOND ROW: Iohn Kelly, Bob Larson, Sam Hurt, Iimmy Allen, Don deNag. THIRD ROW: Harold Cornett, Iimmy Sessoms, Alton Osb Jrn, Red Carter, Bill Koons, lim Crowley, Bromley Clark. FOURTH ROW: Don Broome, Bill Mathei, Lester Ryan, Al Stanton, Bob McHargue, Ray King, Iimmy Campbell. B 0 W L I N G C L U B STANDING: Mrs. Walker, Pearl Nussmeyer. FIRST ROW: Dot Frye, Barbara Robinson, Ann Winlree, Mildred Parker, Betty Eubank, Nancy Vail, Millard Ramey. SECOND ROW: Wanda Terry, Evelyn Iameson, Wanda Honeycutt, Bobbie Little, Roselyn Smith, Bertie Bond, Bonnie Roberts, Charles Honeycutt, Martha Lee Gilliland, Iune McGuiiin. THIRD ROW: Bella Carodisky. Tillie Weber, Nancy Wright, Shirley Reel, Barbara Duft, Phyllis Lowe, Ruth Kitchin, Glenna Mills, Helen McFall. FOURTH ROW: Bob Spaulding, Fay Barnes, Barbara Miller, Sue Garrett, Velma Saard, Inez Dean, Doris Iones, Vir- ginia Webber, Fay Ramey, Freda Wood. iw hi HW Qs 41- g-Q, J' , -' F Q me F x My GL U. V Egg 1 w E 2 Wfgfiw g ' ,Am 1, A, . ,Ei I 'Sf' :::-:. :. v ' W 'MW 1,554 A M HQ 'W vm sum ww 'I a 'g if vii ., 1.3 + g ik' 1, ,Ss A 4' my 1 W1 3 11 3,25 w ff M W I M-Q'-f W was 'EW Lww . , 5 .,,.? 4.6 4-fa: 4 'g ' b . ,, 2 1 4 1 ii' Y f x ff ' x ,gg , iffw LW QQERS QTE ' W2 .12 .. ' 352: : P H S, gm ' R - -iii? x , fx? N gk MP1 ,. W.. X :gy M f if W ........ 11155 ? I gi 5 CIIENIISTBY CLUB FIRST BOW: Peggy Holsopple. Pat Kirkpatrick. Barbara Te mplin. Bill Buqq, Bill Burqqrabe. Gene Kirk. SECOND ROW: Betty Cockrell, Pearl Nussmeyer, Emma Ruth Templin. Stratton Lindenmeyer. Cherry Cook. Bromley Clarke, Iohnny Bond. THIRD ROW: Bob Lanqstall, Harry Fanning. 1 N 1 I, ll E S S L L U B Kenneth Bowers, Larry Parsons. Peggy Holsopple, Stratton Lindenmeyer, Pete Hood, Norman Marsden, Miss Benson. LATIN CLUB SEATED: Peggy Holsopple, Althea Grant, Helen McFall, Pat Duquay, Marianne Payne. Ioan Peppers, Eleanor Baird. Barbara Sorrell, Mary Margaret Nuchols. Lou Klein. STANDING: Mariorie Curtis, Mariam Gordon, lane Buck, Betty Ann Howard, Cherry Cook, Iohn Bond, Helen Frazier, Bill Hnderson, Charles Honeycutt, Mrs. Corzine. Harold Phillips, Irwin Roth. Douglas Carter, Danny Whiteside, Ray Clark, Alicia McGehee, Fay Barnes. Billie Smith. Phyllis Holden. SPANISH CLUB SEATED: Betty Giles, Judy Davidson. Ioan Iunkin. FIRST ROW: Nita Ross. Doris Stewart, Linda Brumley. Ioyce Williams, Gayle Fiser, Charlotte Pryor, Betty Ann Riley, Dottie Lee, Peggy White, Shirley Book. SECOND ROW: Dan Tiller, Charles Mustin, Martha Parks, Millard PEP S UAB SEATED: Lou Ellen Reeves, Nancy Spence. Betty Ann How ard. STANDING: Miss Roberts, Bobbie Baird. Carolyn Matheny, Barbara Underwood. Betty Saunders. Charlotte Aylas. FRENCH CLUB SEATED: Sally Elliott, Iudy Davidson. Martha Parks. STANDING: Velma Soard. Hazel Murray, Gayle Fiser, Irene Iohnson. Mary Lou Miller, Ann Moore, Helen Prince, Dan Tiller. HIKING CLUB Gerald Walker, Iimmy Marcum, Douglas Carter, Charles Honeycutt, Iosephine Morgan, Phyllis Hollon, Sue Newion, Sally Ellioli, Doris Iones, Sue Garrett, Cornelia Hensley, Marilyn Sears, Don Livesay, Jean Conyers, lean Iames, Rosmarie Slaats, Fay Barnes, Miss Slandifer, Mrs. Corzine, Albert Napier, Kennelh Bowers, Bob Livescry. RIFLE CLUB SEATED: W. S. Everett, Thomas Harmon, Herbert Ellis, Bill Buqg, Bill Burqqrabe, Harold Roberts, Billy Howell, Carl Morris. STANDING: Iohn Bond, Richard Hamer, Clarence Hewitt, Bob Lanqsiali, Bryant Hayes, Richard Turner, Harold Weni- worth, Ierry Love. r SEATED: Martha Waldron, Polly Lay. Margie Stearnes. Norma lean Holliman. Elizabeth Ann Tallent. Hall Smith. Ruth Perritt. Vivian Brown. Glenn Orr. Ieonard Bowers. STANDING: Edna Morrisett. Kathleen Moyers, Tullas Lee McDowell. Iames Aspenwall, Sebom Day. Ioe Keathley. Billy Mullins. Richard Mullins. Richard Dickinson. Ray McDouqle. Bob Ellis. Samuel Watson. Wilbum Smith. Mr. Arm- strong. ABSENT: Laveme Dickens. Dorlene Hambriclr. La Verne Brown. TRADE dc IN DUSTRIAL CLUB The T 6: I Club of Oak Ridge High School is composed of the students who are enrolled in the Diversified Occupation class. Club meetings are held bi- monthly. Glenn Orr is the President of the club: Vivian Brown, Vice-President, Edina Morrisett, Secretary: Martha Waldron, Reporter: and Mr. Armstrong, visor. Diversified Occupations is a part-time co-operative training program set up for junior and senior high school students who are sixteen years of age and over. The student-learner spends part time in school and part time on the job, training for a specific occupation. The school time is devoted first, to regular high school courses under the instruction of regular teachers: and second, to a study of the related technical aspects o fthe occupation under the supervision of a specially trained co- ordinator for one hour and a half. Thirty-one Oak Ridge High School students are enrolled in the D. O. pro- gram and each student is receiving training in the occupation of his choice. Mrs. Parsons, Secretary: Mr. Divine. President: Miss Tolbert. Treasurer. SERVICE CLUB ,Few schools have a parent-teachers' organization that has the promotion ot good will between students, their parents, and their teachers as much as does ORHS's own Service Club. Ever since it was organized, this club has been ready to help the students in any way possible. This year the Service Club met on November l5 tor organization. It was decided that parents were to be honored at the Oak Ridge-Knox High football game. At this game parents joining the club received tree tickets, and at the halt the band saluted them. This organization plan was very successful, for after the tirst meeting, there were l66 members. 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MOST ATHLETIC BOY .Af jianfon BEST ALL An0UNn nov f , 5' I 4 S DIOST ATHLETIC GIRL iffa WM Crgfllfllfifey Qu .jging BOY MOST LIKELY T0 SUCCEEII KAQPZQJ ,Al0lfL8yClfl,lff FO0TBAl,l, QUEEN 0F '46-'47 W1fu79Ay QJLJCJQPJI Iimmy Goodman, Glenna Mills, Al Stanton, Evelyn!-Iurt, Bob Taylor, Queen Murphy Goddard, Helen Mclfall, Bill Koons, Ruth Gump. Not pictured, Iohnllelly. Drum Major, Charles Honeycutt: Band Sponsor, Don- na Wood. Io Anne Leonard, Io Anne Counts, Charles Honey- cutt, 'Donna Wood, Betty Wright, Aubelea George. 3 f 1 , C521 1 ,X , ,Q N -WM ,,,. MNN7' QTY , . V... , 1 .... 1 1 Q. :'f' rf ,Q-g i W V' N 1,1 S Y' 4 is :,:, .,,.,., 4 r fr X K r gp. ME? Q 2.' A 'V: 5 ,rr ,1 S I 'Y l m if ' .,' 5 , '. 'r fn Z, ,Q u 9-' 41 .K-K 1 723 , ff f u 1 f X xx., mix AZN' 4,qw vi A f-'Jia' XY 5 3 I x 'Q Hz: QW rxfx N I if f! ' P fx f' i U 1 6 I f Z Fit?-11' W' as Q, 'Q :ffj Q. . I K' ff-D , f fi. 1 F x f 1. f Coaches Cecil Cheney, Ralph Kern, Ben Martin. All Stanton, Wildcat ot the Year: Bob McHargue. Captain- Elect: Bob Lason, Captain: Bill Kiins. Alternate Captain. Coach Cecil Cheney from Monte Vista, Colorado, attended Colorado College, Oregon State, and Colorado School of Education. While in college he played football and baseball, He has been with the Oak Ridge school system for two years. Coach Ralph Kern from Akron, Ohio, at- tended Centenary College, University of Ala- bama, and Ken State University. While in college he played football and boxed. He coached at East High and Mogadore High in Ohio before coming to Oak Ridge, where he has been for the past two years. Coach Ben Martin from Montgomery, Ala- bama, attended the University of Kentucky, Where he played football, basketball, and also participated in track, He came here with an impressive record from Olive Hill, Kentucky, and Norris High, and has been coach in Oak Ridge High School four years. r r ' .4 t FIRST ROW: lim Campbell, Sam Hurt, Don Broome, Bill Carden, lim Sessoms. Sam Hopwood. SECOND ROW: Ray Kinq. lim Goodman. Alton Osborn, Bromley Clarke, Bill Koons, Robert Taylor, Bob McHargue, Robert Gilliam, Buddy Duncan, Buddy Riney, Earl Daniels. THIRD ROW: Don Hertzner, Clyde Barnes, Bill Mathei, Iohn Kelly, Bob Larson, Lester Ryan,-Al Stanton, Red Carter, Harry Keibler. WILDCATS 0N THE GIIIIIIBCIN With only two returning lettermen to start in the first game, Oak Ridge High School had a difficult time meeting this school's toughest schedule. After winning the first two contests against Oliver Springs and Oakdale, the Wildcats fell into a seven game slump, falling before such undefeated grid machines as Central, Knoxville High, Clinton, and Lenoir City. Also handing losses to the inexperienced Wildcats were Rule, Young, and Spring City. In a post- season benefit game the 'Cats snapped their streak to defeat Lake City. Captain Bob Larson, one of the returning lettermen, played well at each of these positions which he served: fullback, blocking back, tackle, and center. Knoxville's News-Sentinel placed Bob on their third string All East Tennessee team. Another outstanding back was Al Stan- ton, who displayed fine form at fullback. The N ews-Sentinel gave him honorable mention. Although Sam Hurt had a touch of rheumatic fever, he was able to start in the Young game and won praise from every quarter. Sammy also lettered last year, so his shifty feet and experience added a great deal to the Wildcat's power. Bob McHargue, next year's captain, and Bill Carden were consistently good performers in the line. Of the lettered members of this year's squad Bob Taylor, lim Campbell, Bill Carden, lim Sessoms, Bob Mcl-largue, Bill Koons, Sam Hurt, and Don Hetzner will return next year to serve old Cardinal and Grey. They will have a tough schedule that already includes Young, Lenoir City, and Rule. Seniors who have played their last game this year are as follows: Clyde Barnes, Don Broome, Red Carter, Bromley Clarke, lim Goodman, Dick Holbrook, Iohn Kelly, Ray King, Bob Larson, Bill Mathei, Alton Osborn, Lester Ryan, and Al Stanton. hw QL D QAQTQQ BOB ALTON OJQOQN LQ TQQ CLYDE RVAN amz mu. KQDNI www Q39 ..,, Q moms: ' , mmm g 0 A rv Q Q i 7 SA LQWO LAN HURT LO Q. Ak , JOHN KELLY Jam IE!! JA M D HODWO0 ' , rim, K. F I lx K K 'H Q ez i f 0 DCM KL , 'fa 'W .,..:,, - L 2 ff J? In - ' If XM Ellilxbd JL cf'-idx 7 .Qs -2 2: ' -V.:.: V 1? ff 2:1 ? X .. ., Qiciaimsn R ..uQ.:Li3L?i.3cgQ44 X if L14 1 L 44 ffUi'QVx Ic5!t9Ei,.LQi2? J fP'ff'W' QQCDFXAN EHLL f'VXTlll7 IDGA42 DUNQQDN ti ,, 5 ,V ff' FO0TllALL BANQUET P R O G R A M Toastmaster - A. T. Bishop Invocation Dr. B. M. Larson Acknowledgements . Mr E. C. Cunningham Informal Speech,-Ben Martin, Ralph Kern, Cecil Cheney, Capt. Bob Larson Principle Speaker Dr. A. H. Blankenship SEATED: Steve Cowan, Coach Martin, Don deNaqy. STANDING: Robert Birle, Chad Chase, Harold Little, Gaylord Webb, Tee Hill, Iimmy Cornett, Bob Steele. Bruce de Nagy, Harry Keibler, Wayburn Redden, Pete Hood, lim Crowley, Harold Cornett, Ray Comes, B. B. Hopkins. Iimmy Allen, I. C. Parker. WILDCATS 0N THE HABDWDUD The Wildcats basketball team was moulded around three returning members of the 1945- 46 basketball squad: namely, Ray Carnes, Harold Cornett, and Bruce deNagy. The remaining members were comparatively new to the greet hardwood sport. With many new fellows com- ing from Iefferson Iunior High and a few from O.R.H.S., practice was begun the week fol- lowing the close of football season. Coaches Martin and Kern, knowing the team was inexperienced, compiled a schedule which included some of the best teams in Tennessee. The reason for this was to give the team a good chance to learn good basketball and to play against good players from whom they could learn the complex game of basketball. So we had a twenty-five game schedule. The Wildcats opened their season with an impressive victory over Karnes 44-20, only to lose their second game to Clinton 42-53. Traveling to Lake City the Cats won a hard fought contest 29-25. Hitting the road once more to the smoky city of Knoxville, our players lost their first over time game to Rule High 45-47. On a Christmas holiday road trip to Chattanooga the red and grey lost to Chattanooga City, 24-24, and Soddy-Daisy, 25-46. With 1946 gone the Wild- cats started the new year off with two more defeats at the hands of Friendsville 24-30 and Soddy-Daisy 25-48. With five straight defeats behind them, the Cats defeated Rule High 35-33 in a thrilling game. Again Friendsville defeated the Cats in an over time 37-35. Straight victor- ies were won over Oliver Springs 31-30, Norris 43-30, Powell High 48-22, and Chattanooga City 32-30. Then T.M.I. broke the winning streak by defeating the Wildcats 32-28. Once more the red and grey boys defeated Lake City 25-24 and Farragut High 39-23. Knoxville Central de- feated the Cats 42-19 with Norris following with a 27-19 win. The last game of the season was with Oliver Springs with the Cats barely coming out on top 25-24. After a season of twelve wins and thirteen losses the Wildcats were hosts to the ninth district tournament. Led by Ray Carnes, the red and grey won their opening game from Halls High 35-19. After which Harold Cornett was elected captain of the team for the semi-final game with Clinton. Led by Bruce deNagy, the Cats lost a heartbreaker, 33-38. This ended the season with a total of thirteen wins and fourteen losses. IQ..-.--..-.-.........-.N i 3 L 1 ..,...,q HE- W...g,Q, ,..........-. GJNLJ Xt WD' CHEERLEADERS FIRST ROW: Marty Rolling, Evelyn Hurt, Mary Margaret Nuckols. SECOND ROW: Iimmy Dickenson. Bill Henderson. Iohnny Bond. GIBIIS ATHLETIC CLUB FIRST ROW: LaVerne Isbell, Delores Trent, Doris Doane, Ioan Kelly, lean Iames, Dottie Evans, Charline Hollings- worth, Martha Morris, Eleanor Baird. Barbara Hawkins. Hazel Robinson. Hazel Murray. SECOND ROW: Barbara Sorrell. Betty Eubank, Mildred Parker, Betty Keath, Margaret Tidwell, lean Ruth. Freda Wood, Mary Corum, Ioan Bamard. Betty Childress. THIRD ROW: Roselyn Smith. Mary Anne Wood. Lois Pace, Mary Margaret Nuchols. Virginia Arms, Ernestine Sande- Iur, Lina Brumley, Velma Soard, Betty Badgett, Sue Garrett. FOURTH ROW: Betty Giles. lean Sandetur. Pearl Nussmeyer, Evelyn Iameson. Wanda Terry, Rose Marie Staats. Ioan Gilliam, Etta Pittman. lla Dean Vaughn. .Q ...an s -L- .f 4 x 172 - f Athi lcxl ' It .37 ff . , ,R if ' 'Web W ' x : K H I! X .w .uf L 'V ...A.,. . . I S 'L P A-wig? Q 1 . 5, X . V 6 .. V W , K . Il 5 Tix- oq 1' .W I 'z , x Q I 1 1 VV 1 1 . X K 5 Q. f 'f 1 A ff ,h S.: -:2:'-:V-- ' A l,' ,fn jf ff V fx 2 , Y f E W ,f 31 is 3. ' f' GK - ' ' wif- ..f f . Y X f X I' f It -I Xl 'r' K 1' I ff' 'U 5 3 .Q ,... x ' .. 'D 5 if 1 X ' ,- , H 5 :Vi 2 1-' 2 ' '. hx f :,.' 'Q Q 5 5 Q an S' T il? zz' X ? f Q xx N 4.5 ' 51 f S A1 .gi , X 1 , as ,n fs 11- :gg 5 K ': g S X N ,v-2A- 7 .5 1' f. f Q I SX f 2.5. M i ,-,Q fx! VIZ. 5 My if :' kk if ' .. B TQQQL ' .git Q. ' ,gi .... , fgtfg Q.. 1 5 3 2' 2 ' fs ' s ' . 2 9 E I im: : ' Q si? 5 73 f 5 . , 2621.5 3 i 5 nfs 5 4, 5 f 5 if i , f 5 f f f !5 x v.. X ,fm X Q y X L 5 Tl! 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Ill- H0ppy . 32-Rough 'n red. 212-Confused? 31-That's him. 35-Conlontcd. 36-Mighty Wentworth. 37-How's tricks? 38-Goodall gut her man. 39-Mary Ju 40-They gut me rnrnervd. ll-Yumpin' yimminy-cnld isn't it? 42-Wheel 43-Big Feet Keys. 44-Takin' it easy. -I5-Martha. -I6-Slippery, Hm-m? 17--Three hcndw are better than une, 4X-The hr-nfs un! 49-Have some 50. Barb and Mac. 51-Ain't the falls purty? 52--Bound for musclus. 53--Genius at work. 54-The ycllers. 55-fharlinc. 56--young and . . . innocent? 57-Chip in the old block. 58-Rock-a-lxye baby. Rv- Y U, MWA' W 256 l-First half. 2WAI irt'pl1lg hxzddifs. 3?-Lilils' Anyrvlsl' I-Forget wumulhing? 5--I-z vvvryhurly happy 1' lin-Snvilv fur Hu- hirdiv. T-Turn ahoul is fair play N-Guess who? El-Tllirsly. lil-W'Imlv1 lhvm nut? llglmrlivx' man. 12-Gui I' up. ll!--Our lu-rn. llfNI:1n'x Pu-sl frivml. l5flDifl you say fri:-nd? Iii-- YYllul1'Imsn-a',.l0:ll1? lTSAn1:'0lunl1is Qlwulrlvr. IN-Shuriy. Iii-Soulh Ami-'ri zl, izlkv il away, 215-Snlrrullndvrl. Ill--NY4-'rc for thu Gund Buddies. Z2 l :urnwr'w dzllrzllicr. ZZ!!-'l'zlrL:cl for Ilw flny. zlfwvilifili' fur zu slrvvi var. mn bc. 23-Pnl. 26-'l'l1r1'1' hiify :uni :1 misw. Z7-Ghnnuur Gul. ZS--Riu' Grin .20--'l'hrm-o unuskvivvrs. 30-Rirlin' hiyrh. Ill-Slmppingu 32-li Road 1' 33-VVhn1's the big joke? Zi1-XYlmolxsfs-:umm-ra slippm-sl. 35fSkippim:? S20-Pnsofl ET-nire viuw, 38-l'ald0nizl. fi!!--OI: .rv:llly, 0'Riley. Ill-Any limo you du'1'l like ii. H-Funny. 1-I1 1' I2-Ihlvkin' lirmlrus. II!-Fnmv right in. H-Las mall. 13-Obstacle course. 16-I dirln't do it. IT-Hi. 18-Tho 'l'nylors. 19 Hobos muyhc? l---l now pronounce you. 2-Napoleon and Josephine. fl-fllow does he rule? if--l3i'I'mls--fl. 2. fl. Hull. 5-Spring vleuningr. ii-Tofxctllur auxin. 7ft'nli- fornia, hcrv l come. S-Hum . . . Yi-VYl1n'ru? I0-'Nuff said. ll- Hook E1clw. li!-fHo, llum! l'3-Jollnnv. ll--VVhzlt zu llcuutp! I5-Good Doggie. I6--W. P. .L IT-At the pool .18-lf you want anything, just whistlu. I!!-Wllzllt-lm lo-xkirlu' at .AIT 20-The pause- that rx-fruslmos. 21-Some sing' Duuuh! 212-Look at that babe. 223-llon dry l am! 21--Stump llump. 25-You lJon't Suv. LEG--Jllvnlpllis Walt. 27.-Thai xic-ious cirt-lv. 28-llolxl on! 25?-Puppy love. 30-Tote-m Pole. Ill-Big' Hamv huntvr. 112-Looks interesting. 33-My lazy day. Hnw's l,i'l Abner? 35-lintllimr heauty. IRG--School'x out! KT-Tlmt maternal instinct. IIS-Hi. Pnl. 259-'l'lw Three Stooges. 10-l'nd0r the sprvzlrlinxg' chuetnut trcv. ll-And lu-r shoes wvrt- No. 9. l2flleut it! l3- Stonr- wall VYinfrvl'. vi' 4 an fm 5 ,f '0 1 i 1 X X X 'Y 4 i' 1 i' Q 'I' up 3 t 1 'k I if -,Q , f K 'Q' J 1' i k if 1 ,t Q 'jf 1 'AQ' 4, 4 '-4 4' 'V 1 -s Ugfi -it it,-jt.,f4 f -8 y 4 9 iii' g t 'Q Q- tl' 4 f 'k X J f al, Q I Lf' i'g,',4iFj-,fx Q: T533 'EMA T 5 ' Qrfvfzfsrmqs 6906235 4 , , ' M Q fb , ZEZZ E' :J A t P 'r if Juwosg- s LOTTLS WOMEN Q I , ,. , ? 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BUDDMS CL , ff X I fNfN fNfNf k 4,f' 1ff' It is true that in our recreational life we can bring into play the entire integrated personality as we cannot elsewhere - - and it is true that this is precisely the reason why we gain such refreshments in the most wholehearted undertakings of recreation. Here for once, per- haps, we do what we wish. -DR. IAMES S. PLANT Your Oak Ridge Recereation 6. Welfare Association's ever broadening recreational and social programs, are dedicated to the above premis so aptly stated by Dr. Plant. The Recreation 6. Welfare Association provides for the youth of this com- munity - - most cosmopolitan of any in our Country - - a variform sports and social program which includes about every game and leisure-time recreation known in the United States. O Teen-age Centers such as the Club Fiesta, and the Wildcats Den. most popular spots in Oak Ridge for students of high school age. O Playgrounds where after-school recreation is conducted every day under the supervision of competent playground instructors, where sports leagues are organized. which include basketball, touch foot- ball, volley ball, badminton, Schlag ball and a host of other games. O The new Arts and Craft classes for teen-agers, which provide skill- ed instruction in the creation of gifts and ornaments for the home. I Numerous athletic schools where Oak Ridge youths may learn the know-how of fine sports, such as tennis, trampolin, archery, and many others. Q The Little Atoms Club which secures its actors from its audiences. 0 Music and Arts--galore. 'l'he famed Little Theatre, the Community Chorus, and the Oak Ridge Symphony, all provide cultural deve- lopment. 0 A main Library, complete with the best of the latest books, and a traveling library with regular visits to all neighborhoods in Oak Ridge. 0 The Oak Ridge Iournal which prints the news most interesting to the people of Oak Ridge. Q Movie houses which provide the best of cinema entertainmentz, Ridge, Grove, Iefferson and Center Theatres. PRICED RIGHT ALWAYS Knighfs Ladies ctnd Compliments Of Children's Apparel Shop BURTON'S GROVE CENTER OUR CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES I. A. Iones Construction Company, Inc. CHARLOTTE. NORTH CAROLINA Compliments of AMERICAN LEGION ' S42 'WF QUMIPILIIMIENTS OIF Ja 51,15 MXUNSPXNTQD Cl-IIIEMIICM. CU 942 'WF C0mD1iments of Compliments of New York Cleaners Hogirfs Shoe Shop I COMPLIMENTS OF MAYFLOWER INN ELZA GATE COMPLIMENTS OF REEDER MOTOR COMPANY Compliments of EVELYN'S Flowers and Gifts Phone 5-2688 5 BROADWAY PHONE 5-3566 Furniture Exchange New and Used Bought. Sold and Traded I OAK RIDGE. TENN. ir I COMPLIMENTS 0F ir TENNESSEE EASTIVIAN ' I CGRPCRATICN ir Compliments of Compliments of Tennessee Optical Co. I Glasses repaired and lenses duplicated MCCIOrY'S Corner Broadway and Georgia Ave Oak Ridge, Tenn. 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