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

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NANCY LOU SPENCE Slim YCAC-2, 3, Chorus-1, Home Ec. Club-1, Clee Club-2, Pep Squad -8, School paper-1. Always seems to have more energy than is possible-cute, small and per- sonality to burn, loves to sing. DAVID STEELMON aged.. National Honor Society-4, Art Club -3, OAK LOG Art Editor-4. He'll be a great artist some day, painting is his only devotion, a quiet red head who has a way of handling teachers. IOAN TAYLOR ulody., Oak Leaf-1, 2, 8, 4, Recreation Comm.-1, 2, 3, 4, Prom Comm.- 1, 2, 3, OAK Loc-2, 3, 4, Art Club-l, YCAC-2, 3, Choir-3, Student Council-1, 2, 3, 4, Senior Play-4, Dramatics-1, National Thespians-2, 3, 4, Kitchen Cabi- net-2, Youth Service Comm.-2, Class Secretary-4, OAK LOG Edi- tor-4, Key Comm.-3, Ring Comm.-4. Actress, journalist, artist, and a hand in every pie in town, always has some- thing to ioke about, likes people, food, and parties. WANDA TE ..Wlmda,, A WV English fiend, talking takes up a large part of her time, frank, loyal, and humorous. DOUGLAS THOMAS aD0ugv Football-1, Basketball-1, 2, Stu- dent Council-4, Lost and Found Comm.-4, F requents Wildcat Den, a whiz at ping-pong, a good looking guy who gets along with everyone. IUDSON VAN DUZEE Duzee Assembly Comm.-3, Stage Light- ing-3, 4, Movie Projection Club- 3, 4. A chemical compound of uncertain boiling point, long-winded, argumen- tative, keeps things lively in classes. WILLIAM STEELE H-lacks, Basketball-3, Football-4, Boxing- 4, Lettermen's Club-4. Simply gives away his smile, knows more numbers than those given in the football huddle, a radii of all fami- nine circles. ARTHUR STEWART Stoogy,' Bowling Club-2, 3, 4, Track-1, 4, F ootball-4, Boxing-4. Let him on a football field and he's happy. Very particular in choos- ing his girl friends, rough, tough and gruff. ROBERT LEE TAYLOR ..BOb.. Football-2, 3, 4, Basketball Mgr.- 2, Lettermen's Club-2, 3, 4, Stu- dent Council-3, 4, Boy Scouts- 1, 2, 3, 4, Homeroom Pres. 1, 2, 4, Class Pres.-1, Recreation Com- mittee-2, 3, 4, Civic Committee- 3, Prom Committee-3, Y. M. C. A. Conference-3, Key Club-3, Vice- liels. Student Council-4, OAK Loc A pleasing personality, and popular with everyone, the roughest chin in school, always eating something, fav- orite studies-women. EVA THOMAS Even Hobby Club-2, Student Council-1, Lost and Found Comm.-4. Interested in everything everyone else is interested in, divides her time between school and sleep-sometimes they overlap. CLIFTON TINSLEY .1 C li H.. OAK Loc-4, Rifle Club-1, 2, 3. Improves his culture by reading the comics, other half of the Insepa- rablesn, void of energy, never shirks homework. OLENA VAUGHN Lena Basketball-1, 2, Glee Club-1, 2, 3, GAC-1, 3. Finds inhnite pleasure in every- thing except work, her fuse is lit at eight, sputters all day, and goes off with a bang at three, well-liked.

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NANCY ROBINSON Ianie,' SOS Club-1, Leaders Club-4, Span- ish Club-3, 4, ChoirQ3, 4, Glee Club-2. 4, Class Sec.-1, Booster Club-2, Oak Leaf-2, OAK Loc -4, Home EC. Club-1, G.A.C. -lg Latin Club-1, YCAC 2, 3, Girl Scouts-1, 25 Homeroom Sec. -3. If she achieves her ambition as a nurse, her sweet smile and gentle ways should make any patient well. 2, Girl Scouts-3, Art 'Girl Reserves-1, T 151 OAK Loc-4. quiet, art is her field, pr 's ga men, socially prominent. Y NIARILYN SEARS Sears,' Booster Club-1, 2, Library Club-1, Saddle Club-2, Band-3, 4, Hik- ing Club-3, Leaders Club-4, Bowling club-4. Good student, greatest ability is passing finals with flying colors, and no worry beforehand either, known for her Nawthun'l accent. VERNON D. SLUSHER Slusher,' One of our favorite veterans hasn't a care in the world except the brown- ette he walks down the hall with. BEVERLY JANE SMYTHE Beaver Latin Club-1, 2, 3g Homeroom Pres. -1, 4, Basketball-2, 3, Booster Club-2, Photo Club-2, C.A.C.- 3, Usher Comm.-3, OAK LOG-4: Cheer leader-4, Choir-4. One of our wittier females, doesn't need any make-up to be pretty, all this and sometimes a very good cheer leader. BARBARA SORRELL Barb Latin Club-1, 2, 3, Basketball-2, 3, Homeroom Pres.-2, Booster Club -2, Photo Club-2, G.A.C.-3, Prom Comm.-3, OAK LOG-4, Chemistry Club+3, Bowling Club -4. Loves parties, especially those with large crowds of men, one of our choice bits of feminity. MARTY LOUISE ROLFING .fMarty,, Cheer Leader-2, 3, 4, Booster Club -1, Photo Club-2, 3, C.A.C.-3, Dramatics-3, National Thespians -4, Homeroom Pres.-1, Home- room V-Pres.-3. Cheer leading is her life, cute. blonde, and popular, loves to dance, party, and play. HUGH Ross .1 Hughv Homeroom V-Pres.-1, Track Mana- ger-2, 3, 4, National Thespians- 3, 4, Lettermen's Club-4, Boy Scouts-3, 4, Hobby Club-2, Chess Club-2. Tries to fool his teachers with his innocent smile, a scholar who never studies. JAMES SESSOINIS Sally,' Football-2, 3, 4, Lettermen's Club -3, 4, Rifle Club-4, Homeroom Treas.-4, Bowling Club-4. Our Whiskey City Kid , a dapper gentleman, aristocratic, and a femin- ine must, not an enemy living. HENRY SMITH Hank,' Homeroom Pres.-1, 2, 3, Football -4, Boxing-4, Student Council- 1, 2, Lettermen's Club-4. Never gets enough sleep, Football and boxing occupy his time, always faithful to blondes. VELMA SOARD Soard Bowling Club-2, 3, 4, Basketball- 2, 3, Booster Club-2, G.A.C.-2, 3, French Club-3, 4, Leaders Club -4, Prom Committee+3. Gets simply enthralled in Chemis- try class, a star athlete, always has a new boy friend. LESTER SPALDING Lesh Les is seen everywhere at no time on any occasion, a classy dress- er, a good student.

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JUNE VINSANT Shorty', G.A.G.-1, 2, 44 Color Guard-1: Soft- ball-lg Bowling Club--1, 2, 4g Tennis Club-1, 24 Homeroom Pres.-25 Latin Club-4. Quick-tempered, but quick to for- getg superb athlete. v .Si TILLIE GREY WEBER Tillie Glee Club-lg Bowling Club-2, 35 YCAG-2, 35 Prom Comm.-3g Homeroom Sec.-25 OAK Loc Sec- retary-4g Football Queen-4g Leaders Club-45 National Honor Society-4. Pretty, clear throughg sparkling, vi- vacious, and popular. Doms WELLS ..Red,. Glee Club-lg Choir-2, 4. Always singingg spends her time trying to get out of classg happy-go- lucky. SHIRLEY WEST Mousemeat,' Basketball-15 Girl Reserves-24 YC AC-2, 35 Prom Comm.-3g T 8: I Club-4. Sees something funny in everythingg as nice as she is prettyg an opinion about everything. GLORIA WILLIAMS Chicken', Booster Club Vice-Pres.-15 T Sz I Club-4. Loves to dance and playg untainted by high marksg a good sport with a reputation for making friends. BERTHA lNlAE WORLEY Babe,' Photo Club-2. Agood student who takes her books home every nightg plans to continue in the business worldg reticent and in- dustrious. DAVID VoLz David Band-1, 2, 3, 4. Going no place, in a hurry to do nothingg musically inclined. MARJORIE WELCH MargieU Clee Club-3g C.A.C.-35 Bowling Club-4. Frequest visitor of the Wildcat Deng the friendly typeg shylessg al- ways shows a pleasant disposition. HAROLD WENTWORTH Windy Tumbling Club-1g Booster Club-15 Motion Picture Club-2g Photo Club-3, 4g Rifle Glub+'3, 45 Prom Comm.-3g Key Club--35 Track Mgr.-4. Always in a hurryg always awake in fifth period English class, where he keeps up the morale of class. WALTER WILKINS .4Walt,, Booster Club-2g Sports Editor Oak Leaf+3, 4g Homeroom Vice-Pres. -3. Knows all the angles at schoolg walks with a chip on his shoulder, but keeps on dropping itg our jovial and all-knowing sports writer never missed a game. MILDRED WIMBERLY ..Midge,, Home Ec. Club-1, 2. Happy-go-luckyg just a bundle of ioyg a good commercial student. JAMES YATES fflimmyll Track-3, 45 ROTC-2, 35 Basket- ball-1, 25 Band-15 Softball-1, 3. Cuteg actually does his own home- workg insists he could drive without dual control but he'll have to con- vince us.