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

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1952 volume:

Fll0Nl ALI YVKI KS 0F IIFE '1 Lf JIM? .ix- Y NTLRTS l annpus S1 Iloul I lil Spnrls Adnnn Isl ral lon l lassq s Kill 4 rl lu rs .J Z 1952 UHHXLUB 01K lllllll llllll QCll00l l'IlIlIlSIlld ll! 0ak llldgc Tc-nnc-ssc-0 , J L J 1 A - W 'EZ' Q X , 2-'P ' f' T---A rou P ' ' - 1 .4 6 lt. A. x 9 N Aviivilies 25 s 47 I ' ' 59 ' L.k.,A. 1 V- .1 ll' N . .1 I Y I H I I L 4 Fll0M ALL PIIINTS 0F TIIE COMPASS From all points of the compass, stu- dents come to build a greater Oak Ridge High School, Having students and teachers from foreign countries and from all parts of the United States, Oak Ridge High School offers to the students a variety of modes of life. Through the exchanging of views on both national and international affairs, social customs, and educational backf grounds, the students learn to apply the principle of sharing and respecting the ex- periences of others. The conclusion of their education be- gins for the graduates a setting out to all points of the compass to share with others and to use to the benefit of all, the experi- ences shared in our school. .1 5. '1 . rfwfvl' , ' Wliw 'g1:LZfi'?i41E' -, ,fx 'fstnjfl' 'fm 'gififnkfi t va,-u V ,Jvxvi Y wi- :.-',,:: my xi aw M mix:-:YQ .zz-4 . W 1 ' TWV 'af wwf' :2w'..sL2 5 Ugg lfwzxwiw W if J '- ' W- . -V' ' 3 X M- lf X' - 'L' Q -L - :ua . 1 3Y. 'f , s'..f'k.- A COME THE STUDENTS X ,FSL . in anal llll Ill' b 1. X is 92 W Z Mb w,r1 '7 'F-lui SN lull Q QED! MMR El gs: 'PF sf. v-U-.Q F A v mv 1 '- W K ll! UCI IUHI ICC! IS wg ' iw ! m9r f Vl -ff 'iw' ' Q V! fubff 9: I Q .r S 5' N .r -f .L 1' F' X x .K 6 ' SIU X i- N i ' 5 4 35 N N N Q ll x 1 ., Q X x ..,, x --,- z. :wg . , ' X ' M ., A ' , ' X6 Ssgg, ' wig3 is X .- .Q X -. A C IQ.. ' Q ik x J xgfx XQ 'VR' UNL, . ' ' ,493 A Q . 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By this time many individual student pictures had been made for the annual, The editors were bus- ily making plans tor the Oak Log. December brought the all-school party, A Country Gathering . Dressed in blue jeans, everyone joined in square dancing, social dancing, games, and relays. The Christmas Dance will long be remembered by many Oak Ridge High students. The dance, with the theme Mistletoe Magic , was a delightful beginning for the Christ- mas season. The annual Nativity program, with Karen Reynolds as Mary and Pedie Counts as Joseph , proved to be one of the most beautiful ever presented. An ideal send-off for the Christmas vacation was an all musical assembly presented in the real Christmas spirit, When we returned from Christmas va- Mary , portrayed by Karen Reynolds, keeps watch o'er the Christ Child. 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By this time the Oak Log was nearing completions At the numerous night meetings, complaints of hunger and fatigue could be heard coming from the staff, as they rushed to meet their deadline of February l5. Forerunner of events to come, the senior banquet claimed the spotlight in February, As a fitting climax to a success- ful basketball season, the Wildcats partici- pated in the District Tournament, which Former students, returned from Korea, are honored in a special assembly. Giving hearty yells at our sports events were left to right Peggy Hawkins, Betty Stinson, Ernestine Loudermilk, Judy Hil- lis, and Shirley Hurt, center Woody Adams and' Captain Pedie Counts. , cyl? .dbg was held in the new gymnasium. The T 81 I Club was host to the re- gional T 81 I contest. Students from all over East Tennessee participated in the contests which included speeches, spelling, essays, and typing. As the spring months rolled around, career conferences got under way, The Susan and- Mary take orders for annual portraits. Students rise as Gene and Sammy carry the flags down the aisle. YT' T Lockers, stuffed with every imaginable thing, come in handy between classes. It's 3 o'cIock and students are homeward bound. 17 42 Q I , Q 54 Q f S if 3 inf' . '.QJ.51f' g ' fig , A la ' I 2, , ' Q +I ij-4575: ig A A f Wag' Y K if X F Vs X K fzw:J?R'l. , f, W . VZ Arn? 3 'Miha MW' M, I 4 1 mnbid' gg ? 3 ,, si 3 f ,yl,...,3 if Q1,,m ff is 1253 1' . xi 3 is 4 A f Q L 40 ' ,M , -fi 4? fl. 1 A 1 g . nv M, Pm SM 51 ir , 2 ggg3,g,Af35 gf,,wQ,?w Qi, 12g,f3,1f sr T5-1 'ff V17 fxgz Sig! ' X f h ax 3- at , Q5 'yy . . 4 ww R K x A f 3 L J 4 I f j x if A 'A 'Ip I L' wgtp J Nu jr X- W- .a- v K, U '1 I Left: xxkw W G The court anticipates the crowning of the King and Queen, Sonny and Barbara. Seniors make sure their names are spelled cor- rectly fer announcements, Smiles and greetings are exchanged as guest: are presented to the receiving line, rm, sLNl0l:s 1 ll0Sl Tlll SUPEBL KTIVBS Although all ot the outstanding senuors cannot be recognuved each year the sensor class nomlnates three people for each of the superlatrve posutuons and selects one from the three by a fnnal vote Selectnon of the superlatrves clnmaxes a relationship of three years of worklng and ttudysng together by members of the senior class Before the votung the class conszders the capabuluty of the candvdates nn respect to their servuce to the schoo. and to the class PRETTIEST GIRL Lows Haese MISS 0.R.H.S. MR. O.R.H.S. 20 Joan Upchurch Sonny Shackelford MOST REPR ESENTATIVE BOY Ruchard Reece 9 QR' 'ND' MOST REPRESENTATIVE GIRL Carolyn Blakely M JRR Q has SKS- MOST FEMININE GIRL Patty Craug BOY MOST LIKELY GIRL MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED TO SUCCE ED Melvm George 21 Sophne Brody BEST ALL ROUND BOY Tommy Hardm BEST ALL ROUND ATHLETE Dave Gnfhth BEST ALL ROUND GIRL Kay Mason MOST EXECUTIVE BOY MOST EXECUTIVE GIRL Tom McCuIloh 22 Norma Jean Ruble WITTIEST BOY Jarrell Searcy WITTIEST GIRL Mary Sue Reece BEST LOOKING BOY Gene Gardner FRIENDLIEST GIRL FRIENDLIEST BOY Susan Bowman 23 Pedne Counts Attending several Student Council conventions were Tom Hardin, Sophie Brody, Richard Reece, Carol Easler and Sonny Shackelford. During the summer months Billy Joy Alex- ander, Gene Gardner, Tom Hardin, Richard Reece, and Carolyn Blakely attended Girls' and Boys' States. These Seniors Iloprcsa-ntml fs Q O 'Q o 0 o,',,'o :Q Q 0 0 0 0, 'o 'o'o Tln-sv Staffs Served l's The custodians keep our building spic and span. Left to right, James Weaver, Thomas Giles, Mrs. Ellen Jones, Mrs. Pearl Vernon. The cafeteria staff, headed by Mrs. Agnes Sosby, provides us with a tasty lunch each day. QA Qt 9 I Q lb 'umm KCTIVITIES Seated: T, Hardin, S, Brody, C. Blakely, P, Bugg, S. Bowman, L, Johnson, H, King, M Galloway, R, Reece, S. Clinton, M, George, J. Horton, C, Vandenbulck S. Shackelford. Second row: J, Davis, W, Schubert, P, Walker, J Murphy, B, Alsip, P. Sutton, N, Dysart, B. Lanter, D. Matlock, R, Reynolds, S, Gibson, D, Lane, W Smith, M, Seytried, B. Mullins, C, Hardin, K, Mason. STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS: Treasurer Robert Vnnlfleet, President Sonny Shackelford, Viceepresident Tommy Hardin, Secretary Sophie Brody. Third row: C, Brown, C. Matteson, J, Bryson, D, Bow- man, C. Dye, J. Eve, B, McMaster, F. Ethridge, B. Legitt. Top Row: R, VanFleet, B. L. Gilliland, D, Hahn, P, Waldroup, R. Bolen, D, Culber, J. Reeder, J. Cal- houn, J, VanFleet, l., Bond, A, Underwood, M. Noa- man, J, Buckley, T. Bolen, J, Grubb, P. Counts, R, Trotter, A STYDIENT lf0l'Nlfll GUVEBNS US The Student Council of ORHS is the neu' cleus of all student activities, Under its auspices students work in the fullest co-op- eration with the faculty for the betterment of high school life. As it is expressed in the Constitution, The purpose of the Council shall be to help each student to learn the democratic way of lite and the responsibili ties and rights that accompany this system, ln doing this it shall serve as a means for student opinion and suggestions to reach the administrators, the faculty, our parent groups, and student leaders. The Activities Committee, upper left, with Chairman Charles Vandenbulck and Adviser Mrs, l-letty Horton, chartered all clubs at the beginning of the year and help-A ed secure advisers for them. Overlooking class elections was also their job. Paid workers of the Concessions Com- mittee, upper right, had charge of sales dur- ing football and basketball season. Mrs. Nancy Thomas, adviser, and Robert Van- Fleet, chairman, secured and supervised all workers, The Lost and Found Committee, right, under the direction of l-lershell King, filed all found articles. Allocating all concessions funds was the job of the members of the Budget Com- mittee, lower left, chairman Robert Van- Fleet, four faculty advisers, and three com- mittee members co-ordinated the finances The Welcoming Committee, lower right, headed by Norma Ruble, initiated new students into school life by helping them get acquainted with students and teachers. Working with the committee was Mrs. Doris Reynolds, adviser. gf... Jack Horton, and faculty advisors, headed by Miss Eloise Dempsey. The Bulletin Board, upper right, and the Scrapbook Committee had the job of keeping us up-to-date on school affairs and keeping a record of the school's accomplish- ments, Chairmen were Susan Bowman and Karen Reynolds, Miss Anna Cebrat and Miss Ruth Frazier acted as advisers, Planning assemblies, right, and pre- senting them were among the duties of the Assembly Committee. Chairman Tommy Hardin and adviser Miss Margaret Barnes headed this group, The Ushers Committee, lower left, supervised seating in assemblies. Harry Conner was chairman, Mr Robert Roth acted as adviser.. The Public Relations Committee, lower right, among its other duties furthered courteous behavior in all phases of school activities under the leadership of Chairman Sammy Clinton and Adviser Miss Bernice Van Sickle. Melvin at the annual senior banquet in February. -3? . was 'i, ' Mt jf I ' Has. 1 gl 5 Yggwgg far' ul xx fp -4-V TQ' 5 N. ,. KW. D f 5 ' My ti , Q L mx x W 5. N. 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While the freshmen members attended the Junior Clinic in Erwin, Tennessee, the other members of the band participated at the East Tennessee Instrumental Music Fes- tival at the University of Tennessee in Knoxville, For civic benefits, the band marched in the Fire Prevention Parade and played for the Carbide Safety Contest. In the fall the band elected for its officers Charles Tedder, president, Terry Bolen, vice-president, Norma Ruble, secre- tary, and Jack Horton, treasurer. 30 First row: H. Hemphill, T, Bolen, R, Wilson, M, Bowden, B, Neuss, D lfarley, J Horton, S, Shoptaw, M George, Second row' R Loudermilk, P, Sutton, B Bogle, N, Ruble, J Blnckerby, T, Ditchin, V Morne H Keel, D, Hawkins, G, Belton, C, Easler, K Mason, R, Rccc-herry, Third row: B, Harrington, R, Bolen, N Bonham, B Brannon, R, Horn, B Fclty, R, Slansberry, L Layers, Twirling batcns and rhythmic steps brought major- cttes Dottie Hawkins, Betty Beck, Peggy Bugg, and D, Willey, A, Underwood, P, Harvey, P, Penland, Burkett, L, Teague, J, Batch, Fourth row: S Gregg, J, Stephenson, S Moore, Beckham, C, Spillers, D, Bowman, D McDowall, Taylor, R Roseberry, l-l, Baker, J Wheeler, S CI len, T, Parker, F, Smith, J, Upchurch, D, Hobson, Houser, B. Looney, B, Leggit, Standing' B, Ryan, S Craven, N Brsnlshaw, C Fu J, Morton, T, Deakins, Mr, Scarlarough, Carolyn Spillers much applause. N B R 1 n B ltz Front Row: B. Alexander, J. Luce, J. R. Boyd, F. Nance, D. Hobson, R. Rhea, B. Alexander, M. Mickenny. Second row: F. DiCarlo, R. Caldwell, B. Thom, P. Bugg, M. Soarcl, S. Shoptaw, M. George, R. Rose- berry, T. Bolen, H. Hemphill, M. Motley, J. Goodlet, C. Norton, C. Harris. Third row: J. Ward, R. Williams, A. Underwood, L. IIIICIIESTBAL Future musicians receive their practical training in the orchestra. Valuable experi- ence for the participants was combined with the entertainment of a variety of audiences. In the Spring Concert and the Spring Con- cert Tour the Orchestra took music to peo- Teague, J. Batch, N. Ruble, J. Blackerby, V. Morris, B. Hauser, B. Looney, R. Stansberry, R. Horn, C. Welch, S. Wilde. Back row: N. Bradshaw, S. Gragg, B. York, S. Craven, C. Fultz, T. Deakins. G. Mills, N. Taylor, R. DeHart, D. Sachs, R. Roseberry, Mr. Bristow, P. Hicky, R. M. Fulkerson. AND Cll0llAL ple in many sections of the state. Through their playing in assemblies and in the op- eretta production, Blossom Time , mem- bers of the organization helped bring about the appreciation of music in the high school. Mr. Daniel Bristow was director. In the music department production of Blossom l straighten out the love life of Fritzi, Shirley Leever Time , Mitzi, Kay Mason, attempts with the aid of ind Kiflif NUWCY DY53ff- Baron Schober, Bert Cunningham, and his friends, to Bottom row R Harms S L aver S Wuldc S hop taw K Mason G ddlemon G Guthrue D Peach J Sea cy B James D Cobb D Brewer C l-larclln 'Volhn L y r B Murrln Second row J Gragg R Lertord M Mlrmmmy M enednct D Motley J Plewsant A Barker J ay Slal ILC 'l'IONS Kllla Jovnung wlth the Gurls Chorus un the presen tatuon of choral muslc was the Mlxed Chor us Offlcers were Jarrell Searcy president Davrd Peach vsce presudent Kay Mason secretary Nancy Dysart treasurer The Mixed Chorus partlcupatcd IH assembly pro grams un The Natuvuty productlon and at the Commencement exercnses The group also went on a Sprung Concert Tour Chorus Accompamsts Betty Hwrrmqton and Bermce Ryan were able asslstants to the sungers Thlrd row D Spangler J Duckenson P Marcum J Black S Rathbone J Davns B Cunnungham H Reed G Green B Malcone B Jvhnson J McCarty E Kate S Bradley J Payne D Myers S Back T ow B Neal J Morris J Luce W Parker D Deford J Rust B Kemper D Smath O Morrrs C Jackson V Hall J Overton N Black 0l ll INTLBI l DI4 33 : . A., , e , . ' ', . S - ' 1 . , . ' , . , K, X fl, E . Hart, D sa' t,. , J' .E V I. , . H , . , , , I, l . : . , . . , , , 4 op r 3 , , , , , , , , . B , . , . 1 , . 3 , - Gf 0 , . , l , - f . A , 5- G. Shouffer, H, Walters, E, Ward, J, Raines, K, Rey- Malls, D, Lay, M, Cofer, J. Carver, P, McFaIl, S. 1 1 1 1 v 1 X 1 v ' J Y 1 1 , A L A A A J A . . . . , . A I . ,J I f - ' 1 , is . 5 . . ' . ' Mi 'a , Y . ' , - ll 1 - 11 - A' To I I 'Aiwa .5 f lk Bottom row M Adcock P Craven M E Johnson C Brrdges M Searles S Garruson S Wheeler M Ryder B Noe M Henley C Cantrell A L Dysart G A Green J A Beneduct S Tate M Moyers Second row A Keeney Z Sampson B Bonlfacuus E B Hart M February M Kung B Harrnngton Klmbro J Smlddue J A Carroll M E Gregg S Mnllugan S Nappner Thlrd row N Cox J Holbert C Shook M Perrnn P Ruch J A Nelson B Herrell C McKay P Haw kms C Klnser J Cromer L Haese M Small Hayes N Thomas P Funch M Johnson Too row E Pearce P Sherudan B Murrah Thompson J Luttrele B Redden L Blackburn Gustlson J Teague M Keys M S Herndon FIBLS CHIIRUS AUGMENTS Pll0IlllAM 34 Among thes programs was the Na tuvlty un which the Glrls Chorus sang num bers wnth the muxed chorus Agann un the sprung the two groups blended vouces to present an assembly program of sprung music The chorus sang In the annually guven operetta an the sprung concert and also at commencement The offucers elected by the chorus were Myrna Gustnson, president, Shurlev Huddleston vlce presudent Barbara Bonn faclous, treasurer, and Maryorue Ryder, secretary l . U , . , . I , . , . . ' , . . , . , . , . ' , - , - , - , - , A , . ' , . , . , . , R- . . :,. . I .,.. I,-. Q . , :, U , I. I , -. h . l T' Griffith, L. A. Stockton, A. Longendorfer, P, McNair, Kelly, C. Redmond, B. Winters, H. Philpot, M. R. . , . , . , . ' , P. , . , . , - , M- - l I ' - . . . , . , . , . , . . . 9 I l V e - . . . . . , - I I I ' ' I' Sponsoring the annual Dramatncs Festuval IS the mann actnvuty of the Dramatucs Depart ment ln the past year Our r-lenrts Were Young and Gay was presented by the group to the cornmunnty The Dramatrcs Depart ment also presented the operetta Blossom Trme nn collaboratuon w:tl'1 the Musuc and Art Departments Top nght Wnth Ilfe preserver ready Emrly Kllbrough flrst nrght aboard shlp Center right Malds Jean Scott and Peggy Bugg made the hotel room comfortable Below left Famed French actor Melvn George bows to Mlss Skmner Walla Dean Parker Below rrght Two captarns Johnny MacDoweII and James Hodges confer l II I Il I II . ,, . . . . I . Z . . I . . I Sabelia Jackson, restlessly settles down for , I 1 I , . , ' : ' , ' , . 35 .l0UllNALlSTll' FREEDUNI YIIELDS seared: 5, Bowman, J. Morris, M. Waldroup, C Blakely, S, Cornell, N. Ruble, S. Brody Standing: P. Savage, C, Norton, S, Jamieson, M George, M. Plummer, V. Morris, P Counts, B. Greer. Seated in the foreground: C. Bowers, B. Spalding, 3 Under the direction of Editor-in-chief Carolyn Blakely, the Oak Log went to press early in February to be delivered to the students early in May. Carolyn and Associate Editor Mary Waldrcup supervised the work of the sec- McMaster. Standing: T Ditchin, C. Shoup Seated in the background: S, Cornell, B. Greer, M. Waldroup. tion editors who, in turn, oversaw the staff members. Under the direction of Gilbert Scar- brough, the Girls' Chorus presented the traf ditionally scheduled programs of the year. Back row: Pedie Counts, business manager, Mary Waldroup, associate editor, Front row: Carolyn Blakely, editor-in-chief, Miss Van Sickle, adviser, Back row: Mary Plummer, Joel Morris, Sophie Brody, Bill Greer, Sally Cornell. Front row: Pedie Counts, Mary Waldroiip, Carol Nor- ton. IYIDIE CIIIDIFE The editors of the student newspaper, the Oak Leaf, has many new problems to con- front this year because of the enlargement of the student body. These problems were taken care of very nicely as the Oak Leaf had one of its most successful years of pub- lication, The editors of the Oak Leaf this year were Bill McMaster, editor-in-chief, Carole Jeanne Bowers, managing editor, Bud Spalding, feature editor, Bill Greer, sports editor, Ruth Hall, news editor, and Charlie Shoup, exchange editor. The managers and reporters also con- tributed to the better understanding by the students of school and world affairs. The satisfaction of doing something well should come to the staff of the Oak Leaf for this year's job. Seated in the foregroundi C. Bowers, B, Spalding, B McMaster, Standing: T Ditchin, C, Shoup, Seated in the background: S. Cornell, B, Greer, M. Waldroup Much to the pleasurc of the students Jerry distributes the Oak Leaf. Developing the bowlers of to- morrow, the Bowling Club under Mrs. Mary J. Cooper's leadership encourages competition a n d sportsmanship. Officers were John Carver, president, Yvonne Hale, secre- tary, and Frank Buck, treasurer. Clockwise: R. Taylor, N. Fortner, B. Noe, F. Buck. Y. Hale, J. McCarty, S. Spain- hour, J. Greter, M. Alexander, D. Lynch, C. Kennedy, J. Carver, J. Vaughn, J. Smiddy, B. Size, B. Johnson, E. Stock- ton, D. Bush, J. Teague, D, Spangler. lncluding all athletes who have received the school letter award, the Lettermen's Club is an or- ganization for sports-minded boys. Helping develop the student body in sportsmanship, and usher- ing at assemblies are some of the club's activities. Jimmy High was president. Mr. John Frances act- ed as adviser. Bottom row: J. Roach, D. Griffith, J. Nicholson, G. Gardner, J. Woullard, T. Hardin, S, Clinton, R. Reece. Second row: N. Pleasant, C. Haile, C Hodges, M. Grant, J. Kitchens, R. Davis, H. Akers. Top row: B. Hazelet, B. Lanter, C. Nunn, W. Adams, B. Cunningham, R Spears. The Leader's Club conducted intrarnurals for girls' teams. Offi- cers were Jeanne Jackson, presi- dent, Kay Mason, vice-president, Bobbie Mullins, secretary, Peggy Bugg, treasurer: Advisers were Mrs. Helen Caldwell and Miss Margaret Gottshall. Bottom row: M. Gottshall, adviser, P. Peach, G. Belton, B. Roberts, J. Jackson, K. Mason, B. Mullins, S. Hurt, P. Bugg, J. Blankenship, H, Caldwell, adviser. Second row: G, Chadsey, J. McCarty, D. Motley, C, Henry, P. Kinbro, M, A. Soard, Q. Mason, H. Webb, D. Brown, E. cmff. l Top row: J. A. Carroll, C. McKay, M. Ryder, P. Savage, B. Blankenship, M. E. Alexander, F. Buck, S. Craven, S. Evans. SIIDIE LIKE SP0llTS Volley Ball is a test of skill and strength for athletic Young men. Jump calls Kay as Mariorie Ry Connie McKay tie the ball. Bowling attracts girls and boys, freshmen and seniors alike. der an Sllhlli RIDE A IIUBBY ' The Stamp Club had as its special activi- ties stamp auctions, displays, trading, and correspondence with stamp companies. lt was very ably led in these activities by Rob- ert E, White, president, Jim Bean, secretary- treasurer, Mr, Thomas B, Mitchell, adviser. The only qualification tor membership was an interest in stamps. Clockwisez R, White, G, Pollard, T, B. Mitchell, Ad- viser, M, Mikenney, J. Bean. Those interested in playing chess had a good opportunity to learn and practice successful moves at the meetings ot the Chess Club. The group met every Wednesday evening with adviser, Chris Geibel, Jr. Clockwise: W, Snodgrass, Mr, C, Geibcl, Cox, P. Seaman, B. Clary, B, Bowen, Kinyon, B. Garrison. D W 5 Training Future Housewives is the pur- pose of the Homemaking Club. An interest in Home Economics was the only pre-requisite in be- coming a member of the Home- making Club whose officers were Jean Brown, president, Tommie Bentley, vice - president, Betty Ruth Davis, secretary, Joann Mc- Derment, treasurer, Mrs, Evelyn Quincy was adviser, Seated: B. Adkins, J, McDerment, J, Brown, T, Bentley, B. Davis, L, A, Stock- ton, B McGill, Standing: J, McConkey, D, Hughes, J Kent, B, Dawse, M, Donald, M, A, l-lale, F, Armstrong, Mrs, Quincy, Officers of the Chemiteers were Charlie Shoup, president, Lyle Teague, vice-president, Frankie Rosenbaum, secretary-treasurer, Mr, James Garrett, adviser, Form- ed in the last year, the club car- ried out a successful program, Seated' S. Clinton, M, Walclroup, S Cer- nell, C, Shoup, L, Teague, F R, Pitzer. Standingt L, Jnhnson, R, Davis, B, Bro- die, D, Harmon, R, Alspaugh, A, Wester- clahl, E, Carr . Roy De Hart, president, Freder- ick Ethridge, vice-president, Mary Ruth Rutherford, secretary, Ray Caldwell, treasurer, Mr, George Plumlee, adviser, met every Mon- day to work on ways to contact other towns and ham operators. The one pre-requisite for mem- bership is an enthusiasm for the workings of radios, The goal of the Radio Club is to awaken an interest in future electricians and to supply them with practical in- formation which can'be applied in their school years, Clockwiseg R Caldwell, C, Briant, R Del-lart, G, N, Plumlee, adviser, F, Eth- ridge, M, R, Rutherford, K, Black, S Brody. Adding a Parisian accent to the school's atmosphere were mem- bers ot the French Club with John Batch, president, Pete Jarvis, vice-president, Priscilla Savage, secretary, Mrs, Margaret Zim- merman, adviser. Seated in the foreground: T. Ditchin, C. J. Bowers, P, Savage, J. Luce, G. Mills. Seated in the background: A. Jordan. J. Ward, C. Grant, C. Bell, A, Sheldon, P. Jarvis, M. E. Burkett, F. Nance. Standing: J. Batch, C. Norton, C, Shoup J. Dripps, P. Sutton, M. Caldwell, E. Kelly. r Members of the German Club must be students of a German class. A variety of projects help familiarize them with German culture. Bill Brodie, president, and Miss Cynthia Dagley, adviser, were in charge of activities. Maior events on the club's cal- endar were a German Banquet in February and a joint Spanishf German Club project, a Christ- mas Party. German games and songs helped create a European atmosphere at meetings. Clockwise: L, Roth, B. Brodie, G. Broyles, D. Newton. Allen Westerdahl, president, Vio- lette Morris, vice-president, Betty Beck secretary, Nancy Bryan, treasurer, and Miss Cynthia Dag- ley, adviser, led the Spanish Club in preparing the annual banquet and the Pan-American Assembly. The Pan-American Assembly, honored the South American and the Latin American countries by demonstrating their costumes, their dances, and their music. Seated in the foreground' B. Beck, A Westerdahl, C. Morris, N. Bryan. Standing: M, McCall, B. Valliant, F, Smith V. McKinney, l-l. Lackey, W. Campbell, K Watson, A. Hudson, E. Carr. ln the background: J. Davis, P. Smith, P Counts, F. Rosenbaum, V, Morris, B. Dause P. Bugg, M. Alexander. u-un-uf 45 ii 2. A ,L fr if in ij! u, Y! E! 'Q 5 sv SX 3 A gr i' RFQ Those who were interested in the folk dancing attended the regular meetings of the Dance Club. Laura Barton, president, Norma Jaynes, vice-president, June Love- day, secretary-treasurer, Miss Gottshall and Mrs. Caldwell, ad- visers were in charge of the proi- ect of acquainting members with folk dances from all sections of the world. Seated: ,l. Blankenship, F. Smith, S. Murray, G, Green, P. Patsy, B Herrell, L. Barton, B. Blankenship, M Ward. Standingi Mrs. Caldwell, E, Webber, B. Davis, B. Loveday, F. Meece, S White- aker, F. Hancock, D, Beckner, S. Mason, Miss Gotshall. The Choral Ensemble was select- ed by student and teacher vote for the ETEA Convention last year and it Derformed for many other civic organizations this year. Among the maior projects were participation in assemblies, the spring concert tour, and the op- eretta. Mr. Daniel Bristow direct- ed the group. Clockwise' S Jackson, W, D Parker, K. Mason, S Wilde, N. Dysart, B Harring- ton, M, A. l-lall, D, Cobb, J, Searcy, E, Ward, D, Peach, G Mills, M. Cofer, O, Morris The Seekers of Science took field trips to places of interest, saw film strips and investigated cur- rent scientific advancement. Of- ficers were Laurence Roth, presi- dent, Gene Horne, vice-president, and Mrs. Angie Perry, adviser. The qualification for membership was a keen interest in science. Seatedt G Horne, L. Roth. Standing: B, Brodie, R Caldwell, C. Shou L. Teague A Wnf+nrdahl, G. Di Pollard, A, Duffield, G. Chapman. ln order to become a member of the National Honor Society one must maintain a B average. Leadership, service, and character are other pre-requisites for mem- bership. Melvin George, presi- dent, and Mrs. Ama Morgan, ad- viser, headed the society. First row: J. Edwards, P. Cowan, C. Vandenbulck, B. Alexander, M. George, S. Bowman, S. Cornell, C. Easler, N, Ruble, D. Mason. Second row: S. Brody, V. Morris, R. Reece, H. McDougal, M. Plummer, F. l-lorne, B. Mullins, L. Johnson, P, Craig, P. Savage, C. Easier. Standing: Mrs, Ama Morgan, B. Cun- ningham, F. Ethridge, J. Batch, S. Clin- ton, C. Craven, S. Shackleford, T. Har- din, M. Waldroup, P. Williams, L. Haese, M. Cooter, C, Blakely, B. Dause, J. Horton. Creating a higher interest in journalism at Oak Ridge High was the Damon Runyon chapter of Quill and Scroll made up of those who have been outstanding in some field of journalistic en- deavor. Names of prospective mem- bers were submitted by the ad- viser of the group, Miss Bernice Van Sickle, to the executive secretary. Left to right are Miss Van Sickle, Mary Waldroup, Carolyn Blakely, and Charles Counts. Membership in the Thespians. the dramatic honor society, con- stitutes the highest honor one can receive in that field in high school. In order to become a member each student must ac- cumulate a hundred working hours in some phase of stagecraft, Miss Ina Ruth Massey, director, supervised the production Our Hearts Were Young and Gay . which was put on by the Thespi- ans in November. Seated: L. Johnson, C. Grant, C. Shook, W. Parker, J. Stephenson, P. Bugg, C Bell. Standing: S. Shackletord, C. Counts, M George, B. Van Fleet. 9 Q V cr 1 1 1 0 N Q ,. Q o , 1 on' 1 lm. was I 4 Ir ull' The l95l-52 football season will go down in the memories of Oak Ridge High sports fans as the greatest in the school's history. Under the superb coaching of Buist Warren and John Francis, the sky was the limit for the glory heaped upon the mighty Wildcats. Captains Harry Conner and Dave Griffith led the powerful Cardinal and Grey single-wing through their nine-won, two- lost campaign. The Wildcats, ranked second in the First row: D. Griffith, J, Shelton, B. Parsons, B. Goad, H, Conner, H. King, B. Lanter, H. Akers, D. Spears, J. Woullard, B. Gilliland, G. Pharr. Second row: J. High, C. Haile, L. Stansbury, B. Bradham, J. Clark, J. Roach, B. Cunningham, R, Loudermilk, B. IVILIICATS RATE SECIDND IN STATE Oak Ridge's All-American, Dave Griffith, passes, runs, and punts state, produced their second All-American performer and a host of All-East Tennessee and state players. Tailback Griffith received the All- American and the All-Southern honors, and was the first winner of the Roy Lotspeich award given to the most outstanding player in East Tennessee. Conner, Herrell Akers, Bill Goad, Jim Woullard, Gene Pharr, and Bob L. Gilliland placed on All East Tennessee teams and re- ceived honorable mention on the state squad, Hayworth, L. Wilson, B. Lyndon, B. Hazlett. Third row: W. Delaney, F. Clayton, F, Burchfield, R. Pur- nell, P McFall, R. Alspaugh, J. Wardley, C. Horne, B. Grubb, P. Jarvis, J. Nickleson, J. Herndon, M. Grant, E. Rawlings, F. Baker. .n........ -. .. Co-captains David Griffith and Harry Connor confer with Line Coach John Francis and Head Coach Buisl Warren. WE 39 71 40 14 31 0 39 39 26 14 21 vs., OAK RIDGE 1951 RECORD T H E Y R H EA CO U NTY 1 3 C H A R LOTT E 0 KNOX CENTRAL 14 K N OX E AST 1 3 N OT R E DA M E 6 F L A G ET 3 1 JEFFERSON CITY 12 B R I STOL 7 E RWI N 6 B A YLO R 27 ATHEN'S LION'S BOWL ELIZABETHTON 7 In the Lions' Bowl, Riclgers dump Elixabethton ball carrier. Pharr charges to the tackle - A 1. . f I , 5 I ' E I ,,-TSW K 49 LIIINS' B0lVL VllfT0llS The Cardinal and Grey of ORHS flew high Thanksgiving Day at Athens, Tennes- see, where the powerful Wildcat grid ma- chine overpowered the scrappv Elizabethton Cyclones, 21-7, in the seventh annual Lions' Bowl game. All-American tailback Dave Griffith, scoring three TD's, only one of which count- ed, teamed up with fullback Jim Shelton for the pointmaking. Wingback Gene Pharr and blocking back Bob L, Gilliland were terrific on both defense and offense. A powerful, hard-hitting forward wall, paced by the vicious linebacking of Captain Harry Connor and linebacker Henry King, who reached the heights of their grid ca- reers, ably paved the way for the ace back- field with rugged and flawless play. Ends Bob Parsons and Jim Woullard joined Bill Goad, Dick Spears, J. T. Clark, Bill Lanter, and Herrell Akers in the front line action. Jim Shelton is downed by two Elizabelhfon lacklers, only after having crossed the goal line. X X.. S ff-w s? SRS! N ,Eg 'S r . K f Q' ST 'gf 4 'n rv 1. f 'I 'Q 'A M ' as 1 3 Q 1 4 ' V W f f if f as 1 ' V X Pi 'Wig ' xv, I X - 3 , 1 . M Q - -,, ax ' - S x .,.. kg A M e sw Y in ,va , , M , 1 K1 A 'f 44 7 ,W .f,A: 1 35 U 4 Qinyxwy N R12 3 '31 , nr S n 1 4 1 ! 5 7 ,Q X j gs I X Ei ' ' Mb X S' N ef? Coach Ben Martin's Wildcats of the hardwood were the dream of nearly every basketball mentor in East Tennessee as the 1951-52 campaign rounded into shape. The Cardinal and Gray court warriors followed in the pathes of their gridiron bro- thers to battle on to their greatest season, winning 21 out of 24 starts. Co-Captains Richard Reece and Palo O'Neal were the predicted stars of the team and fell none short of the prediction. Reece could find the basket from any place on the floor with his phenominal ac- tion push shots. O'Neal also had a fine push shot to combine with speed and an accurate set shot. Center James Hodges came through for the local cagers after a little experience to set a new scoring record ot 30 points, His push and hook shots aided the team greatly. Forward Tommy Hardin and Guard Gene Gardner, both outstanding defensive players, completed the Wildcat five. Hardin possessed a fine one-handed hesitation jump shot to add to good floor clay. Gardner, the 'Cats' set shot artist, al- so had a driving under-handed lay up shot that added points for the 'Cats in crucial moments of play. Guard Jackie Cornett, although start- ing the first two games, was a reliable re- serve with a good one hand push shot the emainder of the season, seeing action with Iharlie Haile, also a guard. Haile was deadly on both a push shot and a two hand set shot. Forward Jack Carnes proved of great assistance under the boards, out-iumping many an opponent to pull the 'Cats out of the fire in several games. Carnes' tavore ites were two side push and set shots. Right: Up goes Tommy Hardin to score two points for the Wildcats. 52 Co-captains Palo O'Neil and Richard Reece confer with Head Coach Ben Martin. 1' Q X E 5 I E Q .. Q-'L OI 36 ,. an 0' f 'P 1 1 - 1 3 3 Rliffss F. 5, 3 4 13 F 'Pg 2 'Q k :: N V ,f V ,'f' K 'QQ . w51wK ' ' u 'Q A1 Q if 'ti 1' x. 'Yeahs Left: Oak Ridge's top basketball men are Palo 0'Neil, Richard Reece, Tommy Hardin, Gene Gardner, Jackie Cornett, James Hodges. Below, left: Coach Ben Martin demon- strates a play to his boys. Iii! Here is the ORHS Wildcat varsity basketball squad which brought the alma mater many honors for their splendid season. Front row: Coach Ben Mar- tin, Jack Carnes, Jackie Cornett, Tommy Haridn, Gene Gardner, Gary Davis, and Palo O'Neil. Back row. Managers Billy Wheller and Eddie Burchfield: Elder Carter, Bobby Hazlett, Charlie Haile, Richard Reece, and Head' Manager, Ken Thom. The B team composed of First row: Jimmy Bryson, Gene Cowan, Ray Williams, Wes Delaney. Top row: Bill Grubb, Johnny Hale, Bill Lanter, and George Reece. i ? x ff' 2 Q lx Y. 5 , Elk .,.. -' bl w . K Q ' 'ids si' 11 M is-S QA si J' iv x Q .1 Y Rx x I M 1 r N S 5 'Sm Q S 3 W , .. ff ,fl J, fs sw Q ff 'V Y' w 'f4'?sG :Q fm ff ' ,,, g,g fy, X 4'-vi 55 ,qw I ' ' -- 55 ' ,,.w?m ,,,3.s1qa5 LQ- M ,fi ,f ' I 4 . if ',,, 1 1 1 1 , Q Q 2 ,, - Ku.: , If '- I , . L. V.. 9 1' 1. -Q ws 4 , , Q15 . f ' I f X J ,Q M ' ly fw :V , sf First row G Holcomb K Thom G Reece L Wil Second row: J. Adams, J. Cornett, F. Carter, R. Reece, son R Spears C Nunn G Gardner W Delaney J B. Hazlett, F. Blaskistone, N. Pleasant, S. Clinton, Horton D Griffith B Wheeler G. Greer, R. Davis, D. Lynch, Ben Martin. BIDFEBS ll0ST T0 STATE DIEET With a host of returning lettermen, Coach Ben Martin's Wildcat thin-clads were in good shape for the l952 season. As an introduction to the '52 Cinder campaign, ORHS was given the honor of holding the state meet on the new Oak Ridge cinders. ln l95l, the Wildcat thin clads de- feated some of the top teams in the state and came in runner-up in the Regional meet. Captains Gene Gardner, who holds the school record for the 440 yard dash, and Jack Horton, ace half-rniler, paced the 'Cats through their eight meet '52 season. Other returning lettermen to the squad were Richard Reece, mile runner, Jim Adams and Jack Cornett, pole vaulters, Bob Parsons, vaulter and half miler, Don Lynch, iavelin, Sammy Clinton, 440 dasher, Dave Griffith and Lowell Wilson, lOO and 220 dashers. Among the newcomers in the sopho- more class were Wes Delaney, dash and hurdles, Bob Hazlett, discus, and Freddie Carter and Glenn Greer. k s was X i Leading the 1952 cindermen as co-captains are Jack Horton and Gene Gardner. Head Coach is Ben Martin. Wes Delaney strides the hurdles. Don Lynch readies to flung iavelin. Did! Spears crouclles and heaves the shot ball. H tun- Pt Q, s .flap-Ur kg,..-A l .V up W . at 1, 7, 'la . Kg 'ff , K. . x Dr. Wellington G. Fordyce, superintendent of Oak Ridge Schools Mr. Hilary D. Parker, assistant superintendent THESE PLAN FOB US Many responsibilities tall into the hands ot our new Superintendent of Schools, Dr. Wellington G. Fordyce. He co- ordinates and is accountable for the man- agement of both the instructional and busi- ness phases ot the school program, Under his leadership, a better educational program is developed by the staff personnel, parents, and students. Similar duties belong to the Assistant Superintendent of Schools, Mr, Hilary D. Parker, who works with the parent-teacher groups and the staff personnel. He is in charge of the adult education program, the workshops, and the publication of the Staff Bulletin . Mr, Dexter M, Jetfords, Business Di- rector ot the Oak Ridge Schools, manages and supervises all school business matters. ln Cooperation with the other administra- tors, he plans the year's educational pro- gram within the limits of the budget. Mr. Dexter M. Jeffords, business director Dr Donald Roe prmclpal of Oak Rldge Hugh School Slmular dutles wnth prlmary responsl buluty un the area of school business man agement and mamtenance of the school plant rest with Mr Thomas H Dunugan vuce pruncupal He works wuth the Pruncupal un other areas of school admnnnstratuon Mr Dunlgan shares the flnal responslblllty of the actnvutres of the hugh school nn absence of the prrncnpal Working with the staff Dr Donald Roes chief responslbnluty us the organuza tson and supervnsnon of the hugh school program Coordnnatlng tne actavltles of stu dents and faculty In developing a better educational program ns another ,duty con nected wuth has office Through numerous conferences wlth students teachers and communlty groups he attempts to bring about better understanding nn order to rm prove the school s program Hugh School 61 l l , . , . , . Mr. Thomas H. Dunigan, vice-principal of Oak Ridge 1 1 1 N Main office appears tired and deserted as another school day ends. TIIESE ASSIST US Keeping us up-to-date on the school activities through the daily With a constant smile, Mrs. Wan- Adding charm to the Guidance bulletin is Miss Katherine H- COX, da K. Eggers keeps books, writes Office is helpful Miss Helen secretary. receipts, and pays bills. McFaIl, clerk and receptionist. 62 TIIESE I lllllz LS Worklng with the students at the hugh school to help them become better adyusted to school lute and school actuvutses IS the duty of the Guldance Department Some of the secure feelnng which most students have comes from the opportunlty to talk over socual or scholastic problems with a Gund ance Counselor Besldes her duties as a guidance coun selor Mvss Margaret Barnes as the Student Councll Adviser and works with at ln Co ordlnatung the actuvntnes of the school As advnser to the Assembly Committee She the years assemblues Muss Dorothy Latimer the second of our very capable Guldance Staff works chrefly wuth freshman and sophomore stu dents Among her problems possubly the most frequent IS that of schedule rearrang ang and subyect chouces ln our plannlng for the future Mr Robert E Roth gnves us invaluable advlce such as the college and vocational require ments He also conducts the psychological and scholastic testlng program Mr Harold P Vayhunger Junuor Core teacher works also as a Counselor has pn mary duty bemg that of keepang the attend ance records of the students Mrs Dons G Reynolds registrar IS In charge of the schedules and attendance records of every student Mlss Marqaret Barnes Gund ncc Counselor Miss Dorothy Latumer Guidance Counselor Mr Robert E Roth Guldance Counselor 4 X1 N Y 1 x 1 x I l . . . - . ' ' 3 . M l . I works with the members in the planning of , . I ' I ' I , . A 1 . I . I 1 - 1 o I ' 63 AND THESE Willis L. Adams, B.S., M.S. Auto Mechanics Edmund C. Armstrong, B.S., M.S. Diversified Occupations, T 8--I Club Adviser, Bookstore Manager, Budget Com- mittee Adviser, Senior Sponsor Dill B. Asher, B.S., M.A. General Science, BiolOQYI Football and Basketball Game Coordinator, Junior Class Sponsor William M. Atkisson, B.S., M.A. Freshman Core, Junior Core, Junior Class Sponsor Esther M. Banks, B.S., M.A. Sociology and Economics, Junior Core Catherine J. Barton, A.B, Freshman Core, French I, Senior Class Sponsor Ruth K. Benson, B.A., M.S. Algebra ll, Plane Geometry, Trigonometry, Senior Class Sponsor Daniel L. Bristow, Chorus, Orchestra, Piano Helen L. Caldwell. B.S., M.A. Physical Education, Folk Dance Club Adviser, Intramurals, Tennis Club Adviser, Leaders Club Adviser, Freshman Class Sponsor Charles W. Carnes, B.S. Machine Shop, Sportsmans Club Adviser Anna E. Cebrat, B.A., B,S.L,S., M.A. School Librarian, Library Science, Bulletin Board Committee Adviser. Clark, B.S. Mechanical Drawing l, Home Mechanics, General Woodworking, Auto Driving, General Electronics. Taking time out from the grind of classes are several of the teachers. 1 TEACH US Stacey D. Clinton, BS., MS. Freshman Core, Senior Class Sponsor, Proiection Club Adviser Mary Jane Cooper, A B. Physical Education, Senior Class Sponsor, Bowling Club Adviser, Cheerleader Adviser Charlene V. Crouch, BS. Bookkeeping I, Typing I, Shorthand, Social and Recreation Committee Adviser Cynthia Dagley, M.A. Spanish, German, Spanish Club Adviser, German Club Adviser, Junior Class Sponsor Eloise Dempsey, AB. General Mathematics, Algebra l, Social and Recreation Committee Adviser Joseph R. Ellis, B.A., MS. Freshman Core, Sociology and Economics, Social and Recreation Committee Adviser John S. Francis, BS. Physical Education, Coaching Ruth E. Frazier, BS. Sophomore Core, Scrapbook Committee Adviser James A. Garrett, B.S., M.A. Chemistry, General Science, Chemiteers Club Adviser, Junior Class Sponsor Chris A. Geibel, B.A., M.A. Freshman Core, Chess Club Adviser, Budget Committee Adviser Harold E. Gordon, B.S., M.A, Junior Core, International Relations, Junior Class Sponsor Margaret Gottschall, B.S. Physical Education, Folk Dance Club Ad- viser, Leaders Club Adviser, Freshman Class Sponsor Spending a few spare minutes with a coke, perhaps, in the new lounge is a favorite relaxation of our busy teachers. Nannie D. Greene, B.S. General Business, Typing, Shorthand, Senior Class Sponsor Irvin Grossman, B.S., M.A. Arts and Crafts, Art I, ll, Ill, IV, Senior Class Sponsor Arthur B. Harper, B.S. Mechanical Drawing and Architectural Drawing Hetty B. Horton, B.A., MS. Office Machines, Typing l, Bookkeeping, Secretarial Practice, Activities Committee Adviser Francelle N. Jarrard, M.A. Sophomore Core, Sophomore English Wanda S. Jones, BS. Shorthand, General Business, Typing, Recreation Committee Adviser Margaret Marrs, A,B., M.A. Plane Geometry, Algebra ll, Applied Mathematics, Senior Class Sponsor, Budget Committee Adviser Ben R. Martin, BA., M.A. Physical Education, Athletics Director, Basketball and Track Coach, Fence Patrol Adviser Ina Ruth Massey, James K. Methvin, M.A. Physical Education Robert P. Moore, B.S., MS., Junior Core, Sophomore Core, Sophomore English, Junior Class Sponsor, Assembly Committee Adviser Thomas B. Mitchell, A,B, M.A, Junior Core, Driver Training, Stamp Club Adviser Teachers gather to discuss school problems at one of their weekly faculty meetings. Ama M Morgan BS MS Junuor Core Sophomore Englush Natrona' Honor Socsety Advrser Sophomore Class Sponsor Bramard L Patton AB Prlntung Mathematlcs Safety Commattee Angre M Perry B A M A Bnology Scuence Club Advuser Sophomore Class Sponsor Service Commntr e Adviser George N Plumlee AB MS General Sclence Raduo Club Advuser Evelyn M Quincy BS Home Economics l ll lll Sophomore Class Sponsor Homemaklng Club Advise Patrlcua Rmey B S Freshman Core Sophomore Engllsh Cheer leaders Adviser Freshman Class Sponsor Soclal and Recreation Commlttee Adviser n B Rnpley J BS Algebra l General Arlthmetrc Gilbert L Scarbrough BS MA Band Instrumental Music Glrls Chorus Junior Class Sponsor Charles L Selander Physics Photography General Scrence Katheryn Stansberry BA Sensor Englush Prano Nancy Swann Spanlsh Mary W Sweet BA MA Sophomore English Sophomore Core Several of the teachers relax rn the cafeteria with an enjoyable meal 'Hy ,N-el' 6' mm James E. Thomas, BS., M S. Cabinet Making, Ceneral Woodworking Nancy T. Thomas, BS, M.A. Mathematics, Concessions Committee Ad- viser, Senior Class Sponsor Miriam Thornton, A.B, A.M. English, Social Studies Masal Turner, BS. M.A. Senior English, Senior Class Sponsor Bernice L. Van Sickle, BS, MA Journalism l, ll, Oak Log Adviser, Oak Leaf Adviser, Quill and Scroll Aclxtser, Junior Class Sponsor, Public Relations Committee Adviser Harold P. Vayhinger, B S, BE, M.A. Junior Core, P:ano, Guidance Counselor, Junior Class Sponsor Reef V. Waldrep, A.B, M A. Freshman Core Buist L. Warren, B S. Physical Education, Head Football Coach Baseball Coach Margaret K. Zimmerman, B.A., M.A. French, Latin, Latin Club Adviser, French Club Adviser, Senior Class Sponsor Mrs. Beatrice F. Seaman, assistant librarian, is al- ways ready to lend a helping hand to the students 1 'qkmo CLASSES FBESIIDIAN UFFICEBS This has been a year full of friends, gaytimes, and hardships. Later it will be remembered as one of the most exciting years of a person's life. During the year the frosh got their first look at algebra, Spanish, Latin, core, and Mr. Roe. The first ninth graders at ORHS in many years elected their class officers early in the year. John Reeder, president, Buddy Overton, vice-president, Connie McKay, secretary, and Evelyn Martin, treas- urer were the lucky ones. The freshmen class of l95l-52 con- tributed much to the new high school. Many freshmen took leading roles in school life. A number of ninth-graders participated in the Nativity. The Oak Leaf and Oak Log Staffs were assisted by many freshmen. One of the most cooperative groups, was the comment of Sophie Brody, conces- 70 5 were from left to right: Connie McKay, Secretary Buddy Overton, Vice-president John Reeder, President Evelyn Martin, Treasurer sions committee member, concerning the concessions selling by freshmen. The frosh were well-represented in Student Council and were also on many out- side committees. Numerous ninth-graders were mem- bers of the band and other musical organi- zations. Frosh sports is a story worth telling. The Wildkittens ended the football season with five wins and one loss, scoring ll9 points against l-4. They suffered their only loss when Knox Central edged them by a score of 2-O. The Kittens did equally well in basket- ball, Led by Jim Grubb and Bobby Hopkins, they, too, lost but one game. A closing statement by John Reeder, freshman class president, seems to express the feeling of all: l feel that the freshmen are very privileged to be students in this new high school. Fll0Sll Adams, Madge Alexander, June Alspaugh, Mary Ann Amos, Anthony Arms, Maxine Arnott, Barbara Bailey Gary Baker Harold Baker Katherine Banner Richard Barclay Jerry Barger Janet Barnlull Marilyn Batson Jerre Bean James Beckner De-Lols Bed-dungfneld Grad Beene Joe Belton Garl Bentley Ernest Berry William Bevrngton Robert Black Margaret Blackerby Jackie Blankenship Selma Blanton Bobbie Bollen Richard Boudreau Penelope Bowden Morris Bowman Donald Boxley Marian Boyd Carolyn Bracken Fonda Bradley George Bradley Helen Bradshaw Buell Brady Kent!-al Brewer Frank Bridges Carolyn Browder Patricia Brown Cathryn Brown Melvin Brown Nellie Broyles Donald Bruner Dolas Bryant Bett Buchanan Frances Buck David . -Q 5 . A 'wx x ++ Y . .Sew If ll0Sll Burgess Wanda Burkett Mary Ellen urkhart Claudette urnette Cecll Butler Turn Calhoun John anaday George Cantrell Carol Card Margcrue Carmichael Halbert rnngton Edna Carter Phyllls Catron Nell Case Sherman Chadsey Gull Chambers Bobble Chalton Thomas Clary Carolyn Colmg Barbara Collins Carolyn Connelly Linda Couch Joe Coughlen Duns Cowen Arthur Cox Davud Cox Don Craveh Patsy Croft Eleanor Crowder Edldne Culberson Harry Culp Dorothy Culver Richard Darby Elhs Davidson Dbnald Davns Dons Davns Joan Dawson Wayne DeLay Julna Dickenson Ruth Dobbs Jane Dobbs Wulluam Drewery Peggy Duke Emrly Duncan Lena Dumgan Mary Dye Charles Dysart Anna 1 1 k 1 1 B 1 B , ' 1 -1 C 1 1 I . 1 Ca , 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 Copeland, Sybil 1 1 1 1 1 11 ' 1 1 1 1 I . 1 1 1 1 1 I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 lf ll0Sll Ellis Robert English Dennis Ethridge Jackue February Mary Fleshman Mary Fluck Bully Fousl' Charles Franklnn Una Garllch John Garrett Gordon Garrlgan James Garruson Beverly Genella Multon Gent Wulllam Gnbscn Charles Goddard Martha Golluher James Green Grace Greene Nancy Gregory Mary Greter Jo Ann Grubb James Hagan James Hagy Rose Irene Hale Barbara Hall Buell Hammond Ray Hann Bersue Harlan Janet Harless Belly Harris Nancy Lou Hatmaker Wanda Hawk Vlrgmla Hawkms Peggy Hedden Avrs Herrell Barbara Hesfer Nancy Hetzler Morris Hackman Nann e Hrcks Barbara Hnldebrand Januce Hlpshlre Malrnda Holbert Edna Holllfleld Jummy Hollrman John Hollon Gary Hollsnnger Ida 1 w 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' r 1 1 P 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 Hancock, Faye 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 , : 1 . b . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 Fll0SII Hooker Freddre Hoover Jerry Hopkms Bobble Horton Max ouston Barbara Howell Bobby Huffman Frances ughes Delores urst George Jackson Archne Jackson Peggy Jago Maryann Jeanseau Suzanne Jenkms Betty Jenkms Wanda Jmks Frank Johnson Donald Johnson Horace Johnson Johnny Johnson Mary Jordan Allce Keck Howard Kelly Jeff Kelly Edwm Kelly Norma Kennedy Charles Kennedy Johnnre Keplunger Patsy Keys Ben Kung Marlene Knox Emnly Kuster Ruth Lackey Hampton Lankford Duane Lankford Wayne Latham Bull Lavers Lawrence Lennart Jessle Lester Gerald Looney Bull Loveday Cathernne Luttrell John MacDowall Robert McDowell Rlchard McFarland Norma McGhee James Mclntyre Bob W L , , ' I , H , . , H , H . , , , , , , , , , , , , , , . 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FIIIISII Smuth Patsy Smlth Pau Soard Margaret Spamhour Sonya Sparks Charlotte Spenser Lols Sproles Barbara Sproles Phyllus Stacy Muldred Stafford Donald Starnes Joan Steelmon Kenneth Steffen Carl Stevens Shurley Strnson Alan Stockton Edward Stokes Jack Summer o Talley Joanna Tate Sudurth Taylor Jo Ann Taylor Norman Terry Jerry Tlller Arnold Tlllery Emily Tuttle James Tuttle Mary Tuttsworth Norvllle Tollnver Wanda Toney Dons Trevena Sara Tripp Ben Underwood Carolyn Van Fleet John Walddn Nelda Waldroup Park Walker Rose Walpool Carol Walsh Patsy Walters Harold Wardley Nancy Ware Walter Wayland Anne Webb Sue Webb Johnny Webber Eva Welch Chrushne 1 k 1 , l 1 J I I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 , B b 1 1 1 1 Taylor, Patsy 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I 1 1 1 1 1 I 1 1 tes W Norma CONPE ith Einstein in Wo wing this theorem- 78 Whaley, James Wheeler, Billy Wilde, Sonya Willey, David Williams, Edna Williams, Glenda Williams, Ralph Williams, Roland Wilson, Norman Winters, Betty Wittrner, Larry Yearwood, Mirandka Pearlie, efficient and Smiling, sells us our school supplies. Spanish scholars prepare a colored bulletin board display. S0l'll0Dl0llE 0FFllflillS SN Supervrsmg sophomore class achvltles through a suc cessful year were from left to right Mary Lou Bonham Gazung wondrously at the glass walled portals of Oak Ridge Hugh School for the tlrst tnme as sophomores Soon we showed our tremendous vot ang power when Judy Hnllrs and Ernestlne Laudermalk were elected by an all school vote to cheerleader positions Bob Hazlett .llm Grubb Ra'ph Pur nell and Wes Delaney showed thenr athletic prowess as they helped the varsuty Wuldcat grudnroners to a highly successful season whale Glenn Greer was elected captaun ot the B team When returns were nn from the class vnce presrd-ent Ducks Bowman treasurer Glenn Greer president and Ann Longendolfer secretary electuon Glenn Greer assumed the roll of dent Ann Longendorter secretary and Duckue Bowman treasurer completed the sate When basketball season came on the scene Elden Carter and Bob Hazlett were huttlng the baskets wath reoularaty In the prelnmznary games Ray Wnlluams Wes D Ianey Bull Grubb Jummy Bryson and Johnny Hale were regular partucupants Dunng the year every school actlvlty seemed saturated wtth sophomores Next year they wull come back even stronger as juniors Rf l ' ' l r building that lay before us, we entered the presidentg Mary Lou Bonham, vice-presi- I U I , I . . U . . I I - I . I I - I - D . .uh ' D- ' I I I ' I I I I I . I 79 SOPll Adams Martha Adcock Mary Adkms Bett Alexander Barbara Allen James Alslp Betty Alvns Edrth Archer Alex Arnold Elizabeth Arow James Aurm Ralph Baird Vera Barker Anlta Barker John Benedict Jo Ann Bevul Jerry Blackburn Louuse Blarr Crnstrna Blankenshup Betty Blankenshlp Jane Bogle Robert Bonham Mary Bonney Evelyn Bowen Rodney Bowman Richard Brady Lors Brewer Beulah Brock John Browder Neal Brown Jean Bruce Charles Bryson Jummy Burns James Bush George Butler Frank Butler Sara Caldwell Meta Caldwell Ray Campbell Grace Carroll Jo Ahce Carter Elden Carter Freddie' Carter Mary Ann Catron Betty Chamblee Eva Chapman Geraldme Clark Carol I I I Y I , I , I . . , , . 1 I , I . , , Blanton, Patncla , , , . , -, , . . , , , , , . , . , ' 1 . , . I . . . , I SOPll Clary Wllllam Clemons Clyde Clements Dons Cobb Donald Colberson Jerry Collett Joan Colluns Leonard Cox Nancy Sue Craven Susan Cromer James Cromer Jean Curl Marvm DeHart Roy DeLaney Wesley DnCarlo Frances Donald Bully Douglas Wulllam Drewery Anna Dry Tommy East Vera Egner Larr Ely Carolyn Ely Patrucla Enlund Ted Evans Bobby Evans Shurley Eversole Gordon Farley Vlrglnla Felte Bull Fielden Gordon Fnnch Peggy Flora John Forrester Don Fortner Nathan Franklun Harrison Fresllour Josephine Fultz Carl Garrison Wllllam German Bl y Gubson Kay Gllluarn Gan Glaxener Paulette Goodall Wnllnam Goodlett Ella Gore Jamce Gragg Mary Ella Greenlee James Greer Glenn Grlfflth Evelyn fab' if ja.: 1 90Pll Grnffuth Marne Grubb Blll Hahn Rlchard Hale John Hall Carol Hall Mary Ann Hardm Carol Hardm Sudney Harrmgton, Betty Harris Carolyn Hams James Hart Barbara Haynes Patrrcla Haynes Vlrglnla Henry Caro-Ie Herndon Katherine Huckey Patrlcna Hlcks Nancy Jo Hnldebrand Jaclue Hlllls Judy Hauser Jerry Howard Janet Howell Roy Ingram James James Bull Jamieson Sandra Johnson Mane Keen Rachel Keeney Mary Keith Mary Kelly Thelma Kennedy Robert Kent Joyce Keys Mary mbro Patrlcla Kmser Chelsa Klnyon Bruce Kurtland George Kutchens Helen Kltchmgs Glynn Kurs Berry Lackey Carver Laurendnne Donald Lay Evelyn Leach Barbara Lewns Charles Lockhart Rosemary L . . . w . , , . . , , I . , , . , , . Holcombe, Guy , , , . , I , , , , , , . . Ku , . , . . . I , , , , . , b0Pll Long Gcraldune Longendoufer Ann Loudermulk Ernestme Love Jane Lovln Betty Lowrey June Luttrell Jane Luttrell Joan Lusk Jake McCarty Jaclue McConkey Joy McDerrnent Jo Ann McElwaln Lee McFarland Jeanne McKmney Gllbert McNutt Carl Malone Robert Marcum Patrlcra Mason Faye Mattlcs Ronald Maxwell Betty Muller Donald Mnllugan Ella Moon Howard Moore Patsy Moms Olln Morton John Moss Betty Moyers Mary Murley Wilma Murphy Amon Myers Marilyn Myers Rlchard Nance Florence Napier Starla Natuon Delores Neuss Marporue Noah Mrldred Normand Mary Oakley Davud Oden Lesley Oldham Sarah Parrett Joyce Parsons Parsons Harold Payne Bruce Perry Lu a 1 I . I , . , , I I . . . , . . , , , . . , , , . , . Mulligan, Beatty . . . . I . , . . , . , . , . , , , . , . , , , Betty I I , I SOPIl Phrllnps Loss Phrlpot Henrretta rckard Bull Prtts Eleanor Postell Paul Pratt Thomas Redmond Claudette Reld David Renner Lornta Rhea Rhoda Lee rch Barbara Robrnson June Rogers Carolyn Rollrns Nancy oseberry Roeanne Ross Charles Rutherford Mary Ruth Ryder Marjorie Sachs Crawford Safrret Dalene Salters Joyce Scalf Ellen Schubert Wllma Scott James Seaman Pete Seyfrled Maxnne Sheridan Pat Shook Dennrs Shoptaw Sue Small Mlm: Smrddl Jams Smlth Carolyn Smrth, Etta Smith Jimmy Smrth Joyce Solomon Charlotte Sorrell Robert Spnllers Joan Stapleton Shirley Stark Anna Steffen Joseph Stephenson Faye Stephenson Jaclue Stephenson Nancy Stevens Jo Ann Stockton Ann Stokes John w la , I . P , , ' r , , . V . . R . . . I I R . . 'r . , St. John, Sue . . . 1 , . , , , . , . , , . . I , . , I I , I . , A SOPll Stokes Lloyd Story Ruta Strickland James Sutton Pat Tate Lorrame Taylor Fred Taylor Roy Tays Bonnie Thomas Eugene Thomas Nancy Thompson Mary Thompson Pat Tubbatts Thomas Todd Jerry Vann Tracy Vules Joe Waddell Carol Waddell Juanita Waldman Rose Waldroup Ruth Walker Pat Ward Jackre Warwnck Howard Waters Pat Watson Kate White Shlrle'y Whitman David Wulhams Donald Wnlhams Lee Wulson Rose Wlnslett Harold Wollan Kay Wood Eduth Woodard Kenneth Woodard Harold York Betty Young Robert N1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I 1 1 Walker, Harruet 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 .I UNIIIB CLASS UFFICEIIS Junlor class officers planning for the prom were from left to rughl' Vice presudenf Charlie Halle Presudent lt seems luke only a short tume ago that we found ourselves recognized as the lowest form of humanity sophs wasn t long however before the bug wheels of the school discovered we weren t to be forgotten after all We started the ball rollrng by elect mg as our class officers Presudent Phrl Anderson Vuce Presrdent Charlne Halle Secretary Peggy Bugg and Treasurer Shrrley Hurt As our junior year rolled around we found ourselves no longer trudgmo up to the mevutable steps to our beloved hugh school on the hull Instead we found our selves nn another strange school but thus tume there were l200 other people rn the same boat Class officers were Important as they 86 Bully Lanier Treasurer Nancy Dysart and Secretary Reta Ledford had to oversee the plannang of the Jr Sr Prom along wuth the help of the Key Com muttee The officers were Bully Lanter pres :dent Charlae Halle vice presndent Ruta Ledford secretary and Nancy Dysart treas urer The rest of the vear passed Qurckly wrth many of us partucrpatung un the Career Conference chorus and orchestra tours and the operetta Blossom Tume The year came to a frttrng clrmax wuth the Jr Sr Prom on whsch we worked so hard to equal the one of the year before Usherung for Commencement was a sad but challenging day for us all know mg that we were sayang Farewell to a wonderful class of sensors and hoping that ln the comlng year we mught full therr shoes we . 1 1 . I , I - - . , , . . - . lt . , - 1 1 ' 1 1 ' 1 . 1 1 1 1 ' 1 ' 1 1 ,v 11 1 11 1 1 - I 1- . - - ' 1 1 ' . . - - 11 ll 1 1 1 JUNIQIRS Adams Lenme Alnsworth Alexander Alexander Alexander Alspaugh Anderson Anderson Anderson Armstrong Arthur Mable Mary Patncaa Ralph Betty Pattl Polly Ada Arnold Daryles Arow Adrienne Arwood John Barton Laura Beck Betty Beckham Barbara Belton Gary Benedict Mnchaele Bentley Pearl Birmingham Judith Black James Black Sara Faye Blackburn Russell Blackustone Frank Blackwell Anna Blackwood Patrlcla Blanton Bluford Bolen Bond Bowello Bowers Bradham Bradley Bradshaw Brannon Thomas Pessv Clyde Llbby John Carole Wnlluam Amta Nellie Betty Branum James Breaxeale John Brlant Raymond Broderick Marlam Brodle Wlllram Brown Eddie Brown Elizabeth Broyles Gerald Buss Pessv Burchfueld Frank Burnette Jane Burton Robert 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 '1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 JUNIIIIIS Campbell Margaret Carnes Jack Clark James Clayton Franklun Cofer Marvnn Cole Charles Combs Betty Copeland' Art Copeland Bobby Copeland Darrell Copeland Davud Cornet! Jack Cox Bnllue Crowe Robe Dagnon Dorothy Davls Betty Ruth Davis .lerry Davus Melvun Davis Ronald DeFord Delores Deakms Turney Dernarcus Jaclue Dutchen Tanya Domer Ronald Duffield Audrey Dykes Patrlcla Dysart Nancy Eddms Raymond Elluott Vernon Estes Gordon Eve Barbara Forrester Dolores Fowler Jere Frazier Carl Fullam Robert Garrnson Shurley Genella Charles Gibbs Robert Gabson James Gllkey Harry Goddardl Volnevy Gragg Sybll Grant Cleo reer Wulllam Grlffuth Charlene Grubb Lonnle Hahn Barbara , v 1 , . , , , . I I , , , 1 . , rl' , . , I . , , , . Dodson, Joan , , . , , . , , . , , , , , . , . , , , G , . . , , JUNIIIRS Halle Charles Hale Barbara Hale James Hall Ruth Hammes Bryce Hargraves Barbara Harrnll Jane Harrlll Mary Harvey Peggy Hawkms Evelyn Hayworth Bully Helton Mary Hemplnll Houston Henneman Eugene Herndon Mary Scott Hester Peggy H a Horn Ronny Horne Charles Hoskins Jefferson Houser Benny Hudson Ann Hughes Dolores Hulmg Vuvlan Jaynes Norma Jenluns Paul Keele Douglas Kelly Frances Kemper Wlllram Ketner Geraldlne Kung Herschell Kuykendall Dawn Lanter Bully Ledford Ruta Leever Slnrle Leggrtt Wnlluam Letellrer Jack Llttle Barbara Loveday Betty Luce Joan Lyndon Wlllram McCall Mary McGvIl Betty McGmnrs Anal McKenney Mary McKunne y Vera Maney Lawrence v N X 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ill, lr 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 Hurt, Shirley 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I . 1 Y 1 1 1 I 1 I 1 1 . I . - 1 1 I J UN l0llS Marlar Martun Mason Matlock Meece Nancy Marcla Floyd Patncna Fanny Muller Maruetta Mulls George Mnnor Dorothy Morgan Ralph Moms Charlotte Motley Dolores Murphy Patrucna Myers Laurie Nanples Wnlma Nelson Jo Ann Nunn Clyde- Oody Carleen Overton Joyce Peach David Pemberton Oxella Penland Patrlcla Pltzer Frank Pleasant Jewell Hollard Walluam Prltchard James Pritchard Wulluam Reece George Reed Howard Reed Marnlyn Rlch Polly Roberts R R Roth Lawrence Russel Jasper Rust James Ryan Bernuce Schulte Art Scott Jean Shelton Jum Sherrod Joe Shoup Charles Simmons Martha Slice Wllllam Slover Slusher Smltll Srmth Smith Smith Bob Donna Neal Mona Oscar Phllllp Y 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 , . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 , . . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 lU'Nl0ll5 Smlth Robert Smlth Sherrull Smuth Wanda Snodgrass Wayne Soard Harold Solomon Patrucla Spangler Dons Splllers Carolyn Starr Carolyn Stansberry James Stansbury Lee Stephenson Jane Stephenson John Stokes Marlon Swundle James Talley Talley Tanner Taylor Taylor Teague Terry Thom Tndwell Tuck Van Hor Bllley Burmah Patrlcla Robert Ronald Martha Clyde Robert Kenneth Frank n Baker Walmsley Gray Ward Edwln Ward Marlan Watson Kay Webb Patrlcla Westerdhhl Allen Whnte Robert Whlte Wulhams Wrlson Wyrlclx Young Young James Judith Lowell Joan Bully Sllas ' Y 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 3 WN 1 iw A ik 22,051 1 A 5 7 B if L X W Q5 . X' x Wi 1' X' ., S .ff Sm? , + x K Q. xx 'wx 5 ...N I fl? STUDENTMUNER V V TRAINING cffwflfsfx GAA M165 fw'i2Yl79'5 2. Q? l 1-.M Eilffw ,Q - l Y 52 gl i 'k mil!! A il Ulf fil l , Q , K WN xii. Sa 1 I f gd? wus.- ag A M: 1 wi! f . if 'mf Y , . 1 .M 5 a K . i. 0l'3K'3'3fiEISIi?lti:.'N,h 1.1 Leading their classmates through the year are Senior Class officers Gene Gardner, vice president, Kay SliNl0ll CLA The first class to finish a year at the new high school, the senior class of l952, began its high school career in l949, daily trudging up the steps to the old school. The traditionally looked-down-on sophomores selected Sonny Shackleford, president, Kemper Hock, vice-president, Patty Wilson, secretary, and Dave Griffith, treasurer, as their officers to lead them through that important first year. Many of the members of the class ob- tained high positions in Student Council, band, and various school clubs. As juniors, the class again elected of- ficers, Sonny Shackleford, Bruce Barto, Pat- ty Wilson, and Tommy Hardin were chosen president, vice-president, secretary, and treasurer, respectfully, The juniors planned and carried out the annual prom, selecting Rhapsody in Blue as the theme. The class also con- tributed its talents to the operetta, and a SS Mason, treasurer, Billie Joy Alexander, secretary: and Richard Reece, president. 0FFlI'liIlS representative group of juniors journeyed to Williamsburg, Virginia as a part of learn- ing American History. Beginning the first year in a new school, the seniors settled down to assume the responsibilities of being the graduating class. The football team, completing its most successful season, defeated Elizabeth- ton in the Athens' Lions Bowl. Richard Reece was chosen to serve as class president in that last year while Gene Gardner was chosen vice-president, Billy Joy Alexander, secretary, and Kay Mason, treasurer, completed the slate of officers. After choosing red and silver with the red rose as their class colors and flower, the class began planning for the Senior Ban quet, Baccalaureate, and Graduation. As we leave Oak Ridge High School may we ever remember our class motto, We are the Future, let us take care.. I Jlmmy Adams lWoodyl Track 3 4 Lettermans Club 4 Cheerleader 4 An agule cheerleader and track star Has frnendly personaluty wull carry hum far Barbara Adkuns T 8- l Club 4 On the basketball court shes really hep She gust loves her Englush and shes full of pep Wofford Akers lHerrelll Football 2 3 4 Baseball 3 4 Lettermen s Club 3 4 Projection Club 2 Huntung 8, Fushnng Club 3 Homeroom officer 2 3 4 Happy go lucky hes on the ball One of the bucks In the forward wall Bullle Joy Alexander Orchestra 2 3 4 Thespuans 2 3 4 TEA Orches tra 2 3 4 Key Comm 2 3 Natvonal Honor So cuetv 3 4 French Club 3 Latm Club 3 Oulll and Scroll 3 4 Gurls State 3 Publnc Relations Comm 3 4 Assembly Comm 4 Orchestra Pres 4 Class Secretary 4 Oak Log 3 A But of sweetness and slncernty wuth musncal talent and dependabllnty Blake Alexander Jr Band 3 4 Orchestra 2 3 4 Honor Socuetv 4 Art Club 3 A fruendly fellow musucally rnclnned A meer guy youll never fund Martha Sue Alexander Bowlmg Club 2 3 4 Spamsh Club 4 Service 3 Natnvlty 4 Intramurals 2 3 4 l-lomeroom Vice Pr s 3 An engoyable addltlon to any group Friendly lbut crazyl wuth plenty of whoopl Bebe Aunn SENIUBS Don Ammons A nlce guy wlth wut In hndden store Hes a good church league player on the ba ket ball floor Bobble Amos Lots cf fun under a quiet manner Boys and basketball are her banner Betty Attknsson Chorus 4 lntramurals 3 4 Homeroom Trcas 3 Always has a poke full of fun and wut Her frnends say she s crazy but they love her for at 94 Student Council Cuvnc Welfare Comm 2 Home room Treas 3 Oak Leaf 3 Recreatlon Comm 3 Prom Comm 3 Servuce Comm 4 Oak Log 4 Intramurals 2 3 4 Happy go lucky with fun always found People luke Ubangl make the world go round Dnue Ayres Bowlnng Club 2 Sparkling black eyes and very dark haur With carefree manner and a muschlevous anr Bettye Babb Intramurals 2 4 At the Den shes often seen Wuth the face and flgure of a queen Juanita Baer l lntramurals 3, 4g Prom. Comm. 3. 1 Always throwing parties where everyone has fun. r ln gym she does her shorthand, but it always gets l done. Bobby Lee Bagwell Track 2 Propectlon Club 3 4 Homeroom Pres Williamsburg Study Group 3 Prom Comm 3 Handsome with a smile so fair Fondly remembered for his peroxlded hair Frank A Baker Football 2 3 4 Track 2 Lettermen s Club 4 Boylsh charm a little but shy Lover of football and a really nice guy Loventris Baker Leaders Club 2 3 Bowling Club 2 Quiet and athletic and a sweet smile Her friends will tell you that her friendship s worth while Thomas H Barger Uackl A swell guy and useful boy He makes the moving business a joy Bruce Barto Student Council 2 3 Cla s Vice Pres 2 Baseball 2 3 T 8. I Club 4 Key Comm 3 Oak Leaf 3 4 Sports Ed1tor3 Thespuans 3 4 Pres 4 Sopho more Assembly Comm Career Conference 2 3 Some people think he s gust a clown But the party has life when he s around SEN IOIlS John Marvin Batch Activities Comm 3 4 National Honor Society 3 4 French Club 3 4 Pres 4 Band 2 3 4 Band Clinic 4 Prom Comm TEA Orchestra 2 3 Oper etta 2 Career Conference 3 Rhythmarres 3 4 ln school traditions hes earned a notch lndustrlous intelligent and a little but Scotch Charlene Bell in 2 3 4 French Club 3 4 Art Club 2 Tennis Club 2 3 Prom Comm 3 Oak Log Orchestra 2 Intramurals 3 Senior Banquet Comm 4 Operetta 2 Nativity 4 Thespuans 4 Calendar Comm Homeroom Pres 2 Dramatlcs 4 We love her British accent and her stories a Carolyn Blakely National Honor Society 3 4 Quill and Scroll 4 Vice Pres 3 Pres 4 Girls State Oak Leaf 4 Managing Editor 3 Oak Log Editor in chief Prom Queen Attendant 3 Student Councrl Executive Comm 4 Sensor Banquet Comm 4 Nativity 4 NSPA trip to Topeka Kansas 4 Prom Comm 3 Pan American Pageant 2 Career Confer ence2 3 Chemiteers 4 Latin Club 3 4 Beauty and brains so very outstanding Love and respect from all commanding Barbara Bonifaclous Barbies happy because shes got her man A cute sweet gal and a Robert Mrtchum fan Mary Susan Bowman Art Club 2 Prom Comm 3 Dance Club 3 Honor Society 3 4 Treas 4 Student Council 4 Bulletin Board Comm Chairman 4 Oak Log Classes Editor 4 Career Conference 4 Banquet Comm 4 Varied interests and talents combined With a friendly personality so helpful and kind J R Boyd Jr lSonnyl Science Club 2 3 Chess Club 2 Orchestra 3 4 ETEA Orchestra 3 4 Band 3 Chorus 4 Tall and lanky hes musical too With his wrt and his talent hell entertain you l , ,, .4. I . . . I I I . I -. .., I ,rs -.z ' I I lr.: T . ' I . T I 'I IV - -a I . , , . Lat,,, ,, ,3, ,, ., 4, ,, 3, . y 3 I-'l'l I I , , .-- 4, , 4, 'I I - . . I I 'I I , r r - ' r - , I I I . . . James Branch Ulrnmyl Hes qulet and fruendly you d thunk hed never shout But when he gets In hls hot rod Brother watch out Dawn Marne Brewer KEY Commuttee 2 3 Oak Leaf Busnness Mgr Homeroom Sec 2 3 Wllllamsburg Study Group 3 Prom Comm 3 Natnvuty 3 4 Intramurals 2 3 Chorus Tours 3 4 Chorus Festuval 3 MUSIC V cataonal Club 3 Pan Amerncan pageant 3 A nose for news she gets terrrflc crushes On Tuesdays and Fridays she always rushes Sophue Brody French Club 2 Latun Club 3 Homeroom Pres 3 Science Club 3 Qu II and Scroll 3 4 Natrona! Honor Soclety 3 4 Student Councll Sec 4 Oak Log 3 4 Faculty Edltor 3 Organuzatnons Edutor 4 Senior Banquet Comm DAR Award Sensor Ban quet Speaker Pan Amencan Pageant 3 Publuc Re latlons Comm 3 Career Conference 3 Concessuons Comm 4 Calm and lntelllgent tirelessly actlve Sophie s sure to succeed wnth her manner attr ctuve Dorothy Ann Brown Leaders Cluub 4 French Club 4 Intramural 2 4 Sensor Banquet Comm 4 A gal wnth brams shes a lot of fun Wlth her dependabullty she gets thmgs done Nancy Bryan Spanish 3 4 Treasurer 4 Student Councul 2 Homeroom Sec 2 Peter Pan 3 Operetta 4 Chorus 4 Sportsman Club 2 Prom Comm 3 Pan Amerlcan Pageant 3 4 Natlvuty 4 VIVBCIOUS wnth a quuck retort Of boyfruends she ns never short Dean Buchanan T 81 I Club 3 A good Iookung boy whos dependable too Although qulet hell be a friend to you SER IOBS Vnrgnma Buchanan IGmnyl Bowling Club 2 Tennis Club 2 Intramurals 2 When school IS out shell celebrate Wnth the boys shes sure to rate Frances Buck Intramurals 2 3 4 Bowling 2 3 Treas 4 Oak Log 3 Budget Comm 4 Art Club 2 Athletic and qulet not very often heard But when she IS :ts sure to be a kmd word an Buckley Students Councnl 4 Fence Patrol 4 Clvuc Welfare Comm 4 Short and nlce unches do not make the man Always havmg fun thats our Jan Delores Butcher Art Club 3 Bowlung Club 3 Prom Comm 3 Intramurals 3 Homeroom Sec 4 A lovely gurl whos good ln art She us sure to succeed m the home slre Il start Eleanor Carr Latln Club 2 Bridge Club 2 Spanush Club Chemuteers 4 Prom Comm 3 Intramurals Recreatnon Comm 3 Eleanors fruendly and very worthwhule Her clothes and manner are always In style John Robert Carver ow Ing Club 2 3 4 Pres 4 All at ea Chorus 4 Dependable and a bug help back stage At the bowlmg alley, hes really the rage 96 1 - . , 1 . , I 1 . . ,, ,, 1 1 I ' I . 1 1 1 ' f 1 1 , . 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Sammie Dale Clinton Band 2, 3, 4, Honor Society 3, 4, Track 3, 4 Lettermen's Club 3 4 Student Council 3 4 Chair man Publlc Relatlons Comm 4 hast Tenn Band Clunuc All State Band 3 Scnence Club 3 Chem: teers 4 Career Conference 3 4 Pan American Paqeant 3 lndustrrous and wrtty very courteous too Hrs good natured manner wall charm you Reta Janet Clowers A book she has the talent to wrrte She has dry wrt and eyes so blrght Bobby Conner lSplderl B eball 3 4 Fe ce Patrol 2 3 4 Thus Spuder can catch a baseball fly Because hrs hand IS as quuck as has eye Harry Gene Conner Football 2 3 4 Football Captain 4 Track 2 Baseball 4 Student Council 4 Prom Kung Attend ant 3 Ushers Comm 3 4 Chaurman 4 Prom Decoratuon Comm 3 Homeroom Pres 2 3 Handsome courteous a really true frlend A success hell be as he has always been Betty Sue Cooley Wlth a quret pretty face and mtellrgence hugh She s a really mce gurl though a llttle but shy SILN l0llS Montle Rose Cooter Natuonal Honor Socnety 4 A sweet gurl known for her dependabnluty A polute and good student she goes her way quuetly Walter Dugan Corbett .lr A really hard worker with determmatlon A hugh goal In llfe rs hrs destrnatron Sally Cornell Prom Comm 3 Homeroom Sec 3 Ushers Comm for Graduation 3 Honor Society 4 Oak Log 4 Asst Organnzatnon Edltor Oak Leaf Busuness Staff 4 Chemistry Club 4 Senzor Banquet Planning Comm tres Comm 4 Chalrman Intervsew Comm Career Conference 4 Interested rn everything a very charmlng gal Frrendlmess rntellugence rn a pmt sued package that s our Sal Wlllarm Earl Cotham Uutstandrng In gym class New here he has made many frrends that wrll last Charles Counts lPedleJ Cheerleader 2 3 4 Captam 4 Oak Log 3 Promotion Mgr 3 Busuness Mgr 4 Student Cou ncll 3 4 Bulletin Board Comm 3 4 Chalman 3 Recreation Comm 2 3 4 urll 81 Scroll 3 4 Thesplars 2 3 4 Student Dzrector 4 Soanlsh u 3 4 es nvnty2 4 Josep Sensor Banouet 4 Operetta 3 Career Conf renee 3 Prom Decoratnons 3 Pan Ameracan Pageant 2 3 J'- HOF Pfoducflon 5CSr1ery 2 Our Hearts Were YOUNG and GGY 4 Ushers Comm for Graduation 3 Frrendly helpful wuth a great bug grm f Pedres a veteran cheerleader we all love I-nm Peggy Jo Cowan Natlonal Honor Socuety 4 Leaders Club 3 4 Intramurals 2 3 4 Spanush Club 2 Oak Log Fnnancnal Mgr 4 Decoration Comm 3 An athlete and humorrst all In one A good student popular and barrels of fun . 5 . , j cl ' 1 1 I - . 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' : 1 1 , Una Fay Cratg IPattyl HomeroomV1ce Pres 2 3 Homeroom Pres 4 Key Comm 2 Art Club 3 l'ennns Club V1 e Pres 3 Progectlonnsts Club 3 4 Welcome Comm 3 Scrapbook Comm 3 Banquet Decorating Comm 4 Chermteers 4 Natrvnty 4 Intramurals 4 Fare Prevcntuon Assembly 4 Natuonal Honor Socnetv 4 Orchestra 2 That shes as pretty as a prcture well all agree But this rs why we love her shes sweet as she can be Clyde Craven IPetel He has a keen mrnd and a handsome face In whatever he does hell earn has place Bull Cromer Recreation Comm 2 3 4 Student Council 3 Prom Decoratuons Comm 3 Sensor Banquet Dec oratnons 4 Slow but sure he s always exact And Bully everythrng he says he proves wrth a fact Elbert C Cunnmgham Jr IBertl Band 2 Chorus 3 4 TEA 3 ETEA 3 German Clu 3 Pres 3 Football 2 3 4 Lettermans Club 4 Operetta 3 4 Stage Crevs 3 Assembly Comm 4 Red Cross Comm 4 Scuence Club 2 3 Natuonal Honor Socuety 4 Jr Sr Prom Decora teons Comm 3 Band 2 3 State Band Festuvval 2 Prolectlon Club 3 4 Wrth alms and deterrrunatron hugh He wont say I cant but- III try Dean Dause Pan Amerucan Pageant 3 Latun Club 3 4 Spanish Club 3 4 Intramurals 4 Natuonal Honor Socnety 4 Jr Prom lnvntatnon Comm 3 Homemakmg Club 4 She never refuses a chance to serve A good break 1n hfe shell surely deserve Gary Davls Basketball 2 4 Track 2 3 Latln Club 2 Prom Comm 3 A good sport IS he rn Irfe and all Just as he rs rn basketball! SEN I0llS Wade Day A good-naturedl guy rnterested rn shop lf he becomes a mechanrc he wrll be on top Vlvran Rose Dean Wlth unusual coloring and reddrsh harr She rs known everywhere Jean Evelyn Drckenson Prom Comm 3 Bowlnng Club 2 3 Spanlsh Club 3 Homeroom Treas 2 Chorus 2 3 4 Operetta 2 3 4 Choral Festlval 2 3 Brudge Club 2 Though not at all the talkatrve type Her smnle shows that she never has a grrpe Harold IDrckl Drxon Baseball Mgr 3 Chorus 3 Fence Patrol 2 3 4 He has a shy boy1sh manner nd gun Although rnrschrevous hrs fnendlrness IS genume 98 Melba Donald Intramurals 3 4 Home Economucs Club 4 Dance Club 4 A future homemaker rs she Suncere and nrce as can be Joseph W Drrpps Progechon Club 3, 4, French Club 3, 4 Student Exchange 3, 4 A Northerner by lmth, a Southerner by heart An all around good guy, and a frrends from the start - . , , - 1 . .' ' 'f-, - - 1 1 ' ' 1 1 ' I . , - 1 1 1 .' , 1 , . 1 1 1 1 1 , 1 I ' 1 1 1 . , 1 Q 1 1 1 1 ' . , ' ' 1 1 1 , 1 . 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 b . . ' 1 - 1 1 1 1 . , . 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 , .- . ' - 1 1 1 1 1 - . . . 1 . 1 1 11 lu 111 11 1 r ' 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 - - 1 1 . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 Y 1 1 . .- ' 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . 1 - 1 1 , , . . 8 I 1 . I 1 I 2 1 . 1 SER IOBS Pearlre Ellzabeth Eads Bowlmg Club 2 Treas 3 Leaders Club 2 3 T 8. I Club Sec 4 Art Club 3 Narnonal Honor Socaety 4 Book Store Mgr 4 A quuet lovely gurl wuth helpfulness galore Remembered for her servnce an the bookstore Carol Easler Student Councul 2 State Conventuon 2 Band 2 3 4 Band Clunuc 3 Leaders Club 2 Tennis Club J Homeroom Pres 4 Actsvstues Comm 4 Sec 4 Assembly Comm 3 Sec 3 Prom Comm 3 Na tvvuty 2 3 4 Pan American Pageant 3 National Honor Soclety 4 Recreatuon Comm 2 Petute wuth a gnggle mdescrubable rn. verse She s sure to succeed rn her career as a nurse Wllllam Jackson Edward Jack lust loves to be near a scrap ut as for personality he s no sap .llmmle C Edwards Natnonal Honor Socuety 4 Dllrgent and deservlng hes sure to go far Wnth manner and antellngence up to par Mary Vlrgmla Elder Enjoys a yoke leven uf nts on herl For her carefree fnendly manner well remember er Hope Ellrs Chorus 4 Operetta 4 Chorus Tour 4 Natuvvty 4 ln commercial sublects she really shmes And 3 request for help she never declmes Fredrick Ethrldge Sportsmans Club 2 3 Pres 3 Rnfle Club 2 Prolectuon Club 3 4 German Club 1 Radio Club 4 Vuce Pres 4 Student Councll 4 Natlonal Honor Soclety 4 Prom Comm 3 Career Conference Comm 3 4 He takes hrs hme and makes every word a fact A screnhhc role hell surely enact June Evans Loves a party vrgorous and fun Stands up for her rrghts and cant be outdone Joe Eve Student Councul 2 3 4 Cuvuc Welfare Comm 2 4 Publnc Relatuons Comm 2 Assembly Comm 3 Track 2 3 Basketball Mgr 3 Latln Club 3 Prolectnon Club 4 Dance Club An ardent sports fan basketball ns hrs game In everythmg he does suncenty us hrs asm Jacqueline Peggy February Bouncrng blonde whos rnterested rn evervone Wnth her bubblrng laugh she always has fun Stanley Finch A demon on the plano keys a demon at the wheel Takes lute as a breeze full ot pep and zeal Plulllp Flsller Smcere and good natured he takes all rn lus strrde A very tune truend un whom you can contude 9 Tommy Fisher With a peroxided crew-cut and' snappy clothes, He's a boy with personality-plus that everyone knows. Terrence Fitzgerald lTerryl A lanky Westerner with duck-tailed hair, A Denver kid with a maiden fair. ara Foster Intramurals 3 A quiet gal but very sweet A good Intramurals athlete Thurman Lee Fox Football 2 Track 2 3 4 Baseball 4 Homeroom Vice Pres 4 Spanish Club 3 Handsome in a blondnsh way ln track he leads them all the way Geraldine Freels With her constant smile and long brown hair To fund a sweet disposition like hers would be rare Juanita Freels Top knot red hot A care she has not SEN l0llS Rea Mane Fulkerson Orchestra 2 3 4 Opereta 2 3 Lost and Found Comm 4 ETEA Festival Orchestra Tour Bowl ang Club 3 Oak Log 4 Intramurals 2 3 Quiet but friendly and so sincere For anyone she has a sympathetlc ear James Michael Galloway Foctbwll 2 Student Councrl 3 4 Crvrc Welfare Comm Chairman 4 Prolectlon Club 3 4 Pres 3 O k Log 4 Williamsburg Trup 3 Straughtforward and frank but always kind With a subtle wut and a far sighted mind Ronald Eugene Gard-ner lGenel Class Vice Pres 4 Football 2 3 Basketball 2 Prom Kung Attendant 3 Homeroom Vrce Pre 2 Homeroom Pres 3 Letter'nansClub 2 3 4 Prom Decoratnon Comm 3 Tall d'ark and handsome he makes the gurls fall A necessary addition to basketball Tommy Garland With fnendly manner he works hard at all things But where he really shines is in the boxing rung Melvin Douglas George L In Club 2 3 4 Pres 3 4 National Honor Society 3 4 Pres 4 Thesprans 3 4 Director 4 Student Council 4 Budget Comm 3 4 Senior Band Clinic 3 4 Band 2 3 4 Treas 3 Home room Pres 2 3 4 Orchestra 3 4 Oak Loq Pro motion Mqr 4 Banquet Comm 4 TEA Orches tra 7 3 Operetta 2 3 4 French Club 3 In life as in school days he will lead With his character and intellect hes sure to succeed Martell Guck lMartyl lntranurals 3 4 Prom Comm 3 Home Room Sec 3 Art Club 3 Shes lust full of bounce and fun Her friends love her she s always on the run 1 I I I 1 I I ' - I . 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Bob L Gulluland Football 2 3 4 Track 3 Student Council 4 A letterman of our scrappy grudnron team A snappy dresser hes got a lot on the beam Bully Haze Goad Football 2 3 4 Lettermans Club 3 4 room Pres A stalwart tackle whos on the beam A real addrtlon to our grrdrron team Home Geraldme Lousse Gragg Uerryl T 81 I Club 4 Orchestra 2 3 Jerry s a gal whos always a help Sweet and tnendly we thunk shes swell Joan Gragg O L g Staff 3 Chorus 3 4 cprung Tour 3 Natuvlty 3 4 Operetta 3 4 Wllll msburq Trap 3 Art Club 2 3 Bowlung Club 2 3 Progectuon Club 3 4 Sec Treas 4 Prom Comm 3 Active In chorus a very helpful gal Lots of fun land mrschnefl and really a pal Maynard F Grant Jr lBuckl Football 2 3 4 Track 2 3 4 LettermansClub Hes out for football and also track Of lots of fnends hell never lack Jrmmy Gray Homeroom Vlce Pres 2 Chorus 4 Homeroom Treas 3 On hrs lob he works wrth vrm A snappy dresser thats our Jam Sla'Nl0llS Jesse Keeton Grlffln With hrs camera he s Johnny on the spot nlce helpful manner wull never be forgot Adam Davrd Grrffrth Football 2 3 4 All State 4 All Southern 4 All Amerlcan 4 Track 2 3 4 Lettermans Club 4 Class Treas 2 Lotspelch Memorlal Award 4 An all around guy and a real sports fan Daves our strong sllent superman Gerald Gulley Full of fun and fancy free Wash we could all be as gay as he Myrna Gustrson Prom Comm 3 Gnrls Glee Club 4 Pres 4 Oper etta 3 4 Natlvnty 3 4 Such energy and pep that can t be beat Wnth an outgomg personalrty so sparklmg and sweet Mary Ann Hale Intramurals 2 Home Econ Club 4 Danclng Club 4 Sweet hardly ever says a word But when she does nts worth berng heard. l0l Merelyn Yvonne Hale Bowlung Club 2 3 4 Sec 4 Art Club 2 3 Sec Treas 3 Intramurals 2 3 4 Homeroom Pres 3 Dark and sweet at bowlung shes keen A very good student wrth personalnty serene . . , . , ' . rll ll - .3,4. . , . , , , . ako , ,,v 5 . . ., '. ll fl K' , I 11 -r r. 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Voleen Hall Bowllng Club 3 4 Spanlsh Club 3 lntramurals 2 3 Operetta 3 4 Chorus 3 4 Tour3 4 Natlvrty 3 4 ETEA Choral Festnval 3 In many actlvltres rnterested rs she A good chorus member as nrce as can be Wesley C Hall Club 3 Although he has lots of hrdden wrt Hes very shy rn uslng rt Lewls T Hardrn Football 2 Basketball 2 3 4 Track3 Lettermans Club 4 Latm Club 2 3 Vlce Pres 3 Chemnteers 4 Class Treas 3 Student Councrl 3 4 Vlce Pres 4 Boys State 3 National Honor Socletv 3 4 Chairman Assembly Comm 4 Usher Comm for Graduatuon Sensor Banquet Speaker 4 We thrnk that Tommy rs a rare combrnatron Of courtesy frrendlrness and determmatron Richard Harmon Prom Comm 3 T 8- I Club 4 Vlce Pres 4 Oak Log Advertnslng Mgr 4 Dance Comm Chem: teers 4 A smooth good talker wrth a busuness head Courteous frrendly he s sure to get ahead Bowling Club 2 Chorus 3 4 Tour 3 Operetta Under frve feet tall shes got lots of pep Wlth hayrng fun shes always rn step Lucrlle Hart Ooeretta 2 3 4 Chorus 2 3 4 Bowlmq Club 2 Glee Club 2 Not too short not too tall A carefree gal hked by all SENIIIBS Dorothy Hawkms lDottrel Malorette 2 3 4 Prom Attendant 3 Leaders Club 2 Homeroom Pres 2 Sec 3 Intramurals 2 3 4 Band 2 3 4 Natlvuty 4 Prom Decoratuons 3 Dottue rs known for her dancing and smlles Her carefree manner and her dashmg harr styles Betty Helton Another of our marrred gals To you shell always be a pal Bull Helton Football 2 3 T 8. l Club 4 Homeroom Vuce Pres 3 Propectuon Club 3 Workrng at the grocery store hell be seen A good lookmg boy who dresses keen Bennre Elrzabeth Hemphrll B n 2 3 4 Very outstandrng rn the musrcal freld Both sax and bassoon she can easrly wleld Kenneth Henderson Latm Club 2 French Club 3 4 Student Coun cul 3 Baseball 3 4 Tall and blonde he loves hrs fun ls known and loved by everyone Duck I-lendrrck A hard worker and a really great guy, He'll be remembered as the years go by ,I I , I If ,I ,I ,I - 1 F : . T8tl ,4. I , . .. .I I A I I ff, , - -- - - ff , ,, , , I I P ,, ' , , '. , 'I I I I .j , , . . . I . . ,-.5 -1 -I ' ' I - 1 1 , . RuthHarrls at 34 I ,I I ,.' I I . . . , , ,,I ,,J ', 5 I I I , . ffl I I -I -I ,.f ,,I I - , , . 7 , , . ,I I ' .5 . . 1 , I ad,,. , ' . . 7' I ll - 1 ,- . I I . . Robert Mack Hendrick Proiection Club 35 Lettermen's Club 3, 45 Foot ' ball Manager 3. l A mighty good guy, likes to have fun: With his carefree way, he's liked by everyone. Martha Rose Henley Girl s Chorus 4 A Southern gal whos favorite word an Honey Shell probably snag a man with money Maxine Hensley Works at Wenders and wears lovely clothes Her circle of friends darly grows .l C Hickey Good natured and amiable a really nrce guy Though with the gals hes a lrttle but shy Bobble Hickman James Hugh Urmmyl He never rushes he never hurrres But when he s behind the Ime we don t have any WOYYIBS SILNIIIBS Peggy Harrington Hrllls A married blue eyed blonde who s pretty and how' We re sure that shell always be as gay as she as now Sylvia Hitchcock Latin Club 2 3 4 French Club 3 4 Tennis C ul: 2 Intramurals 4 Sr Plannmg Comm 4 With manners mrld serene and true David OBrien Hobson Orchestra 2 3 4 Band 3 4 ETEA Orchesta 2 3 4 Operetta 2 3 4 Track 2 Band Festival 3 4 Orchestra Tour 3 4 Thoughtful talented with musical abllrty Davld combines friendliness wrth dependability James Hodges Basketball 2 3 4 Track 2 3 Student Council 3 Lettermans Club 4 Our artistic Cowboy as sux feet four Hes a wonderful center need we say any more? Lee Hollingsworth Baseball 3 4 Hes happy go lucky carefree and gay He leaves hrs troubles for another day Faye Iona Horne Homeroom Sec 2 Latin Club 2 National Honor Society 4 Oak Log Staff 4 She has lovely red hair that catches the sun And whatever you gave her rs sure to be done 103 . I ' I ' ' Il II I , . I I ' 1 1 . I . . , . . I I 1 - - 1 I 1 Y . I . , , I I . I I J I J I I I I - - I I A hard worker: always a friend' to you. . , . I I I I I ' I I I I I I I I I I - I I I I I I , I ' I I ' ' ll -ll I v ' 1 ' . I , . I ' ' 1 . - I I I I . I Robert Eugene Horne lGenel A really swell fellow a screntrst rn the makrng If success rs to be had rts hrs for the taking Jack Horton .lack rs really an all round boy Snncere helpful and full of loy Jean Howard Intramurals 3 4 Very good rn basketball A cute quret grrl who s llked by all Slurley Huddleston Although Shrrley has left our town Well remember her for the laughter she brought around Bettye Hughey Bettye rs sweet and ready for fun With her able assrstance the bookstore I9 run Jeanne Jackson Leaders Club 2 3 4 Pres 4 Chorus 3 4 ln ra rals 2 3 4 Nat vlty 3 Athletrc and alert wrth vrgor and vrm Sad shed be rf she drdnt take gym SEN l0llS Sabelra Jackson Y Were Young and Gay 4 Scrap Book Comm 4 Thespnans 4 Wrth a lovely vorce and beautrful clothes Although new she s someone everyone knows Robert Jago A quret guy who doesnt have much to say But when he does nt really pays Pete Jarvrs Football 2 3 4 French Club 3 4 Vuce Pres 4 Latun Club 2 3 4 Student Councrl 2 Prom Comm 3 Homeroom Pres 2 3 Srncere wlth boyrsh charm a true frrend rndeed Whrle others may follow hell always lead Frank Jeffreys Tall and srlent a blonde Greek god He always has a frrendly nod Bob L Johnson A good lookrng new comer who entered rrght rn Actrve rn chorus we all luke lum Joyce Johnson A really sweet gal who lrkes everyone Wrth her frrendly smrle shes lots of fun 4 I . . . . . 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I . . . , r - ' Loss Ann Johnson Thesprans 2 3 4 Prom Comm 3 Student Coun cll 4 Scrvuce Comm Chairman 4 Assembly Comm 4 Natuvuty 4 Oak Leaf 4 Oak Log 4 National Honor Soclety 4 Chemuteers 4 Career Confer ence 4 Witty and wlse a true frlend In need Everyone loves her a cute gal Indeed Bethe Mane Jones New thus year untll a Ma Kettle sknt Proved her full of fun and wut Clyde Jack Jones Full of slnceruty enthusuasm and vrm e dont thunk youll fund another luke lm Troy L Keuth Basketball 3 Baseball 3 4 Frrendly an Englrsh fnend handsomely tall Hes outstandrng un church league basketball Bull R Kendrrck orus 2 3 4 rt ub 3 tlvlty 2 Operetta 2 3 4 Known for has wuld glasses frames Hrs unusual art work and hrs nicknames Samuel Knl ore He s been un Oak Ridge as long as we can remember SILNIQIBS Henry H Kung F tball 2 3 4 A guy who s taken by a cute Soph gal A great football addltlon and a sweet pal Jummy Krtchen Hes so handsome he keeps the gals spmnmg Though he loves to stnke out un baseball hell be wlnmng Jewell Evelyn Kite Chorus 3 4 Operetta 3 4 Chorus Tour 3 Latm Club 2 Bowlung Club 4 Natlvnty 3 Chorus Festlval 3 4 Always slncere wlth word and smale Evelyns frlendshlp IS truly worthwhile Donald Lane Student Councul 4 Sensor Banquet Comm 4 He s carefree and fun but wrth lots of good sense Wuth unnecessary formalltles he likes to dispense Delmas Lee Lay Prolectlon Club 2 Chorus 2 3 4 A very frrendly boy wnth a deep bass vosce In every way and every day hes our chonce Ronald Layne Latin Club 4 Sensor Banquet Comm 4 A sweet snncere fellow although new this year We re very glad hes found hrs way here 105 : ' . ' J , I I I I I I ' . . I . . i , . - - H .. . . . I . I .I w , , h. u : u, , , , . Ch ,, gA Cl gNa ,3,4g , .9 . A quiet-natured boy who Ilkes to slumber: C , . . w 7 N A , 'we t Q, h C1 oo , , . I e - , , . . , I I , . I. , I , J ' , : H ,4: A: 1 ,4: ,. I , . . . . . I . ' . , . I ' ' I I I I - I vi , . l , I 1 I I U Betty Walton Long Bowling Club 2 French Club 2 T 8- I Club 4 Glee Club 2 Operetta 2 Betty the gal wrth the golden tresses To guess her bug moment we don t need three guesses Margaret Long Her eyes are blue her hanr IS brown You never see her wearing a frown Roy Loudermulk Jr Football 3 4 Basketball Mgr 2 3 Band 2 3 4 Sr Hugh Band Cllnlc 2 Nativity 3 4 Track 4 Dance Club 3 4 Recreatuon C mm 2 3 Sr Prom Decoratnon Comm 3 Oak Log 4 Home room Pres 2 Homeroom Vice Pres 3 Everybodys pal an all around guy Everyone lnkes ham we dont wonder why Margaret Anne Luckett Chorus 3 4 Operetta 3 4 ETEA Festival 3 4 Homeroom Sec 2 3 4 Intramurals 2 3 4 A dlsposltron brrght and' cheery A ray of sunshnne when the day IS dreary Don Lynch Bowlrng Club 3 4 Track 2 3 4 A really good guy and grand track star None can throw the javelun or broad lump so far! Tom McCulloh An artrstlc fellow and a radlo man All who hear hum are Request Show fans SENHIBS Dons Helen McDougal Jr Key Comm 3 Latun Club 3 4 National Honor Soclety 4 Home Econ Club 4 Intramurals 2 lntellngent courteous and lund Gracious In manner and of far sighted mmd Paul Russell McFalI Football 2 3 4 Chorus 4 A rushm drrver a football star With has clothes and personality hell surely go ar Dorothy McGaha Woullardl A cute gal marned at Chrlstmastrme We know shell be happy for a lufetnme Gladys McGmnrs Intramurals 4 She has lovely red haur and loveller clothes She always looks neat from her head to her toes Wrlham Murray McMaster Editor In chief Oak Leaf 4 Art Edntor 3 Quull and Scroll 3 4 Natuonal Honor Socnety 4 Student Councul 4 Spannsh Club 3 Natnvuty 3 Peter Pan 3 Chaurman Career Conference Publucuty Comm 3 4 Hrs alert executnve mnnd rs really a boon Hell be a frne newspaperman who draws hrs cartoons Wayne McPeters At basketball games he IS always found lf there s fun to be had he s sure to be around 106 , 1 I , . 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Emmett Don Miller Student Council 3 Chorus 4 Rifle Club 2 Na ty 2 3 Although Hot rod has many wild tales to tell Wnth his carrot hair we think hes swell Pat Miracle Everyone admires her strawberry blonde hair Her friendly manner makes her known everywhere .Ioel Anne Morns Chorus 2 3 4 A C1ppeIla Choir 2 3 ETEA Fes tival 2 3 All State Choral Festival 3 Spring Con cert Tour 3 4 Opcrctta 2 3 4 Nativity 2 3 4 Latin Club 3 4 Chemiteers 4 Oak Log Staff 2 4 Senior Class Editor 4 Prom Dccoratior- Comm 3 Christmas Dance Decoration Comm 2 3 Sophomore Key Comm 2 Junior Key Comm 3 Senior Banquet Planning Comm 4 Career Con ference 4 Dependable and enthuslastac to music and art inclined Shes friendliness prettiness and wholesomeness combined Vlolette Morris SEN I0llS Cecelia Mahood Latin Club 2 3 4 Treas. 4' French Club 3 4' Recreation Comm. 3' Williamsburg Study Group 3 Bridge Club 2 Prom Comm 3 Bowling Club 2 Oak Leaf 4 Oak Log 4 Her friends all love her but say she s crazy In Physncs class shes a little but hazy Dotty Mason Oak Leaf 4 Advertising Mgr 4 Service Comm 4 Sec 4 Senior Banquet Comm 4 Chemiteers 4 Nativity 4 Sweet and fnendly she wouldnt hurt a flea Serene qunet and lust as nice as can be Kay Eugenya Mason Leaders Club Vice Pres 2 3 4 Class Treas 4 Bowling Club 2 Spanish Club 2 3 Pan American eant 2 3 4 Operetta 2 3 4 Nativity 3 4 Homeroom Pres 4 Student Council Civic Welfare Comm 4 Assembly Comm 3 Music Vocational Club 2 3 Choral Club 4 Prom Queen Attendant 3 All State Choral Festival 3 4 ETEA C oral Festival 2 3 4 Key Comm 3 Prom Decoration Comm 3 Intramurals 2 3 4 Chorus Tour 3 4 Not only will our Kay befrrend you Her lovely voice will always send you Don A Matlock Band Color guard 3 4 Prom Comm 3 Student Council 3 4 Dance Comm 3 4 Chairman 4 Career Conference 3 4 He has a witty personality and he works hard Proudly he bears our color guard Claire Matteson Homeroom Sec 4 Student Council 4 Dance Comm Co Chairman 4 Recreatnon Comm 4 Sensor Ban quet Comm 4 Latin Club 4 Nativity 4 Hardworking Intelligent but fun loving too Her wit and her friendliness are sure to charm you Bernarda Maxwell German Club 2 Pres 2 Student Council 2 Intra murals 2 4 Shes so much fun that everyone loves her Band 3 4 Band Festival 3 4 Latin Club 4 Spanish Club 3 4 Student Council 4 Public Relations Comm 4 Oak Log Staff 4 Senior Banquet Comm 4 Pan American Pageant 4 Natlona' Honor So ciety 4 Quiet and gentle though not at all shy, Everyone loves her we don t wonder why Thurston W Morton II lBllll Homeroom Pres 2 4 Homeroom Vice Pres 3 Prom Decoration Comm 3 Student Exchange Club 3 A crazy guy with personality umque Hrs dancing steps are smooth and sleek Bobble Jean Mullins National Honor Society 3 4 Leaders Club 2 3 4 Treas 3 Sec 4 Intramurals 2 3 4 Student Coun cil 4 Assembly Comm 4 Bowling Club 2 Athletic and as gay as a song, Bobble is happy all the day long III I II I I I II I I A ' I I . ,.. 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Bobby Faye Murrln Chorus 3 4 Chorus Tour 3 4 Spanush Club 2 Natlvlty 3 4 Ooeretta Comm 3 Operetta Prom Comm 3 Socral and Recrealnon Comm 4 Dance Club 3 Wrllrarnsburg Study Group 3 Cho us Festuval 3 4 A qulet sweet frnend she hardly makes a sound Stull we re very glad to have Bobby around Dorothy Anne Myers Chorus 3 4 Operetta 3 4 Plump and golly a newly wed Shes always good natured let at be sand Barbara .lune Neal Latin Club 2 Treas 2 Chorus 3 4 Ooeretta 4 Chorus Tour 3 4 ETEA Festnval 3 4 Bowlung Club 4 Prom ueen Attendant 4 llomeroorr' Vice Pres 3 Homeroom Sec 3 Prom Comm 3 Bully Eugene Oliver lBrlll Football 2 3 Chorus 2 3 4 Opeletta 3 Chorus Tour 3 Crazy but In a frrendly way A success hell be rf hell stay that wayl Palestme 0 Neal Bas etball 2 3 4 Co Capt n 4 Lettermen 'lub 3 4 l-lomeroom Pres 2 Small In stature but what a boyl In basketball season hes really our 'oy Walla Dean Parker Spanlsh Club 3 Thespuans 3 4 l-lomeroom Trea 2 4 Pan Amerrcan Pageant 3 N tlvuty 3 J Key Comm 3 Chorus 4 ETEA Festnval 4 Dancf Club 3 Wrth dramatic leanlngs and eyes expressrve Wrllues personalrty IS most rmnresslve Bobby Dean Parsons otball 2 3 ck Lahn Lettermens Club 2 3 4 Prolectnon Club Jr Key Comm 3 In football hes a fellow we really need Hes a good friend too to hrs advrce take Payne Oak Leaf Feature Edtor 3 Chorus 4 Operetta 4 Chorus Tour 4 Natuvlty 4 Any tune you can hum June can easnly play has a sweet personalrty and a friendly way Patncna Alene Peach Leaders Club 4 Thespuans 4 Intramurals 3 Peppy friendly gay as a lark In dramatnc abrllty shes reached her mark ub2 2 heed June E 108 SILNIIIBS Intramurals 2 3 Bobble us a pretty gurl that all should meet She lakes everyone and has a personalnty sweet Barbara Neubert Art Club 3 French Club 3 Intramurals 2 3 4 ln all athletrcs she cant be beat Wrth a good natured manner quret and sweet James Lazenby Nrcholson lNlckl Football 2 3 4 Fr nch Club 3 Lcttern en s Club 4 Chemnteers 4 Nlck IS one guy that you can t help Irkrng ln football hes right an there flghtlng Mary Carol Norton IU Club 2 3 4 French Cl b 3 4 Art E I A nual 4 Art Club 2 Sensor Banquet 2 3 4 Orchestra 2 3 4 ETEA Musrc Festlval 3 4 Oper etta 2 3 4 Key Comm 3 Natlonal Honor Sgclety 4 Career Conference 3 4 A frlendly gal who always has fun For abllrty rn art she cant be outdone T' ,I ,Q I ,J .2 47 1 1 7' ,. 1 F I .. ,I .- I I , . . - I a ' 3 , -I ,I 5, I ,Z rf 5 Q 5' - - .5 .5 .. ,g ,. , I I ff- . , ' , . .3 . ,I ' ,,,v , e I ' A .. , .. ... . ,.. .. , . 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Melnssa Ernestme Pearce Chorus 4 Wuth a qulet manner and lovely face Though new here she has earned her place Margaret Ann Perrln Bowlnng Club 3 Chorus 4 When she gets un she gets un double Because with her car shes always having trouble Jun: Peters Rldes that motorcycle like a fiend Not often heard but always seen Gene Pharr otball 3 4 Basketball 3 4 Baseball 2 3 Lettermen s Club 3 4 Prom Comm 3 Prom Knnq Attendant 3 Jr Key Comm 3 A great lattle runner out on the grldlron Wnth good looks and personality that shane Delores Jean Phulllps Spanish Club 2 3 4 Shes really a pal to everyone around Wrthout a boy fnend she ll never be foundl SER IOBS Wrllus Pnerce Prolectron Club 3 Sportsman Club 3 Rnfle Club 2 Track Mgr 3 4 Wulluamsburg Study Group 3 A smcere boy and a dllngent worker Whether at the Snowwhlte or elsewhere hes no shurker Norman Ollver Pleasant He s a perfect gentleman wlthout a doubt Its sclentnflc Norman we re talking about Mary Ellen Plummer Natnonal Honor Society 4 Latm Club 2 3 4 French Club 3 4 Art Club 2 Chemrteers 4 Oak Log 2 3 4 Feature Edutor 4 Sensor Banquet Comm 4 Calendar Comm 4 Whenever there IS a lob to do Our helpful Mary IS there and wnllrng too Loretta Potts Homeroom Vnce Pres 2 Spanish Club 2 3 Prom Comm 3 Tennus Club 2 Intramurals 2 Good looks luke Lorettas are very rare Wrth a pretty face and long blonde hanr Marolyn Powell Chorus 3 Oak Log 4 Prom Comm 3 A damty thung that we adore And she rates A1 on our score Bull Pressnell Some call hum Ball others call hum Krlroy But all wull agree that hes a swell boy 109 I . . I , . .I . I . . . , . 1 .I . FO , 5 , 7 , ,4: . . I I ' ' . , . -. , I 7 I . . I Q- J , z . , J H . I . , . Chess Club 25 Track 3, 45 Lettermen's Club 4 ' , : , . .. , . t A ' I ' , , I t , : . : 2 N , I 1 I l . I - - . . I . , . WN . 5 ' , 1 , U I, .. I - l 5 I 5 . . . I . . .I . . 7 . , I I Peter John Preston Chess Club Pres. 2, Tennis Club 2, 35 Homeroom Vice-Pres. 4, Thespians 2, 3, 4. His tennis, comic diving, and dancing deserves comment. A tall, lanky fellow who loves to be different. Roberta Price A bouncing pint-size, so small in body: But Roberta is interested in everybody. Wylodean Pullen Bowling Club 3 Spanish Club 3 Home Econ Club 4 Intramurals 3 4 Homeroom 'Sec A erene and pretty face with lovely complexion Petite and dainty she dresses to perfection Katherine E Raines Chorus 3 4 A cooperative gal whos good rn basketball lndustrlous as well in her studies and all Sue Rathbone Chess Club 2 Nativity 3 4 Chorus 3 4 Bowling Club 4 With a pleasing grin shes nice but shy She has a friendly look in her eye Dorothy Ravage Tall and sophisticated with a model like face Her clothes and manner have style and grace Q5- SEN IOBS Nw-vl- Edgar Rawlings F otball 2 3 4 Another good guy on our gridiron team A handsome fellow whos on the beam Betsy Redden our Glee Club 4 Olive complexion hair black as let A swell gurl to know Have you met her ye 7 Mary Sue Reece lSary MOOl Prom Comm 3 Intramurals 3 4 Dancing Club 3 Red Cross Comm 4 Public Relations 4 A refreshing wrt really a card Getting acquainted with Sary rs far from hard Richard Lee Reece National Honor Society 4 Boys State Reprcsenta tive 3 Red Cross Representative 3 Latin Club 2 T as V 4 Scienc C Letterman s Club 4 Pan American Pageant 3 Stu dent Council 4 l-lomeroom Treas 2 Vice Pres 3 Prom Comm 3 Prom lxing Attendant 3 censor Banquet Comm 4 Clas Pres 4 Track 2 3 4 Basketball 2 3 4 Co Capt 4 Oak Leaf 4 Fence Patrol 3 4 Red Cross Comm 4 Executive Comm The nicest fellow youd ever meet He s sure to succeed he gust can t be beat' Karen Reynolds Recreation Comm 2 3 Nativity 2 3 Mary 4 Sportsman Club '7 Bowling Club 2 l-lomeroom Vice Pres 2 Calendar Comm Chairman 3 Art Club Sec Treas 3 Student Council 3 4 Prom Committee 3 Oak leaf Staff 3 Dancing Club 3 Civic Welfare Comm 3 Easter Pageant 3 Peter Pan 3 Activity Comm 3 Scrapbook Comm Chairman 4 Alt Cheerleader 4 Chorus 4 Bowl Game Representatw 4 'areer Conf 2 Karen s so attractive lighthearted as a breeze We re sure shell be slated to succeed Douglas H Roach Football 2 3 A big strong guard on the forward lrne A swell guy with a humor frne ,. 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I I I Prrscrlla Savage lPrrssyl Leaders Club 4 Latrn Club 2 Natuonal F-lonor So crety 4 Career Conference 3 Senlor Ba wouet mm 4 French Club 3 4 Se Tes 4 r Club Vlce Pres 2 Homeroom Treas 2 Homeroom 3 Int amurals 2 3 4 Bu let Bo Comm Calendar Comm 4 Sr Rrng Comm 3 Protection Club 2 3 Tennis Club 3 Dance Comm 3 Prom Decoratrons 3 Athletic artrstrc a hard workung gal Shes frrendly helpful and really a pal Gertrude Schubert Intramurals 3 A hard worker and pretty ash blond Tho she d-oesn t say much she knows what goes Jarrell Searcy Uayl Key Comm 3 4 Spanish Club 3 Oper tta 3 4 Chorus Pres 4 Thesptans 3 4 Sec 4 Natrvt, 3 4 ETEA Chorus 4 Chorus Festtval 3 4 Hes happy go lucky and full of lun Hrs unrque wrt puts blues on the run Edgar Patton Shackellord lSonnyl Class Pres 2 3 Latnn Club 2 Football 2 3 Mgr 4 Student Councul Pres 4 Assembly Comm Chair man 3 Chorus 2 Operetta 2 3 Nattvlty Basketball 3 Track 4 Sr Banquet Comm 4 Na tronal Honor Socuety 3 4 Delegate NASC 3 Prom Kung 3 Hes srncere and frrendly as good as gold God made Sonny and threw away the mold Kung Sheldon Anne Latm Club 2 3 4 French Club 3 4 A gay lrttle gal who just loves H ST She fractures her French and says our our Colleen Kay Shook Chorus 2 4 Chorus Tour 2 Camera Club 2 lr-tra murals 4 Operetta 2 New among us shes won a place An actress wrth a farr face SEN IOBS Betty Roberts LeadersClub 2 3 4 Intramurals 3 4 Prom Comm 3 Sweet srncere a pal at heart In all actrvrtles shes there from the start Ronald T Roseberry Propectron Club 3 4 Key Comm 3 Band 2 rnusrcal talent hes overflowmg the Trng and Geometry classes he s proudly showrng Rosenbaum Club 2 3 4 Spanlsh Club 3 4 Chem: Sec 4 Oak Log Staff 3 4 Crrculatron Manager 4 A trrend rts true and loads of fun And Frankres strll around when theres work to be done Shelra Rowan Farr complexron auburn harr Wrth a wrnnrng srmle and a frrendly arr Norma Jean Ruble Ban 2 3 4 Sec 3 4 Student Conductor '7 Orchestra 3 4 Oak Log Editor 4 Latin Club 2 4 Sec 3 4 French Club 3 Leaders Club 3 Stu dent Councrl 4 Charrman of Welcomunq Comm 4 Honor Socrety 3 4 Assembly Comm 4 Home room Pres 2 Jr Key Comm 3 ETEA Orchestra 4 AIlState Ba d 3 E T Ban nc A musical whrz with talent rare Frrendly srncere wrth rntellrgence to spare Mary Rust Wrllnamsburg Study Group 3 With a frrendly way and rmnd keen Shes traveled far and many places shes seen Frankie Leaders teers 4 'Ill ' . , , , , , , , . 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Martha Jo Smith lntramurals 2 3 4 Wnth leadershrp shes an expert In basketball A cute httle gurl with lots on the ball Raymond Dale Smlth A frrendly httle guy who loves to have fun And on the davlng board he cant be outdone Sylvia Smith The most slncere gurl youll ever meet Youll love her because shes so kmd and sweet Wade Smith Prom Comm 3 Latm Club 4 Student Councul Sensor B nquet Comm 4 lf there IS anything excstlng or unusual to try We re sure that our Wade won t let at get by James Spaldmg l8udl Oak L at Feature Edutor 4 Our No Head ed edrtor wnth lots of dry wut On Wednesday he rushes to get hrs column wrlt Bettye Stmson Intramurals 2 Cheerleader 4 Prom Comm A cute httle cheerleader wnth lots of pep So boys be sure to watch your step SENIQIBS 4 Robert Stubblefleld A httle but shy about tootlng hrs own horn But a nrcer fellow was never born Fredernch Gene Tate Doesnt say much but really one swell guy Lye Thompson Teague Ban 2 3 4 Spamsh Club 2 3 Homerom Officer 2 3 Career Conference 3 Pan Amerncan Pageant 3 Chemlteer 4 Vnce Pres 4 Scuenc Club 4 Sensor Banquet Comm 4 Danny L Terry Bowlmg Club 2 3 4 Sportsmans Club 2 3 4 B eball 2 3 4 Short but mce he doesn t have much to say But when you get to know ham he talks like a a Johnny Thomas Sportsman s Club 2 A sincere fellow that everyone llkes Theres nothrng at all that he dlslslres Frank Samuel Trotter Jr Student Council 4 T 8. l Club 4 Assembly Ccmm 4 Homeroom Pres 3 Assembly Comm 2 A good guy and everybody s friend Hrs lust of frrends wlll never end 'll 2 I I ' , .. , . . , i , . , . . : ' J ' a . . . .. l , , . e ' , U ,I . . . - - I I z 1 . 3. 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I Joan Upchurch Student Councll 2 Recreatuon Comm 3 Prom Comm 3 Red Cross Comm 4 Public Relatlons 3 4 Band 3 4 Band Sponsor 4 Home Room Sec lntr murals 2 4 Oal' Log Sta Peter Pan 3 To fund another luke Joanne would be rare Wnth her personallty plus and lovely blond halr Beverly Ann Valluant Key Comm 2 3 Spanush Club 3 4 Operetta 3 4 Publnc Relations Comm 4 Red Cross Comm 4 Prom Comm 3 Natrvnty 3 4 Dance Club 3 As merry as the day IS long Bevs Infe ns one sweet happy song Charles Vandenbulck German Club 2 Vice Pres 2 Pro ectuon Club 3 4 Natuonal Honor Socuety 3 4 Jr Key Comm 3 Student Councnl 4 Actlvutles Comm Chaur man 4 Recreation Comm 2 3 4 Natavlty 4 Determination and the will to succeed Wull make Charles famous rust take heed Bobby Lynn Vandergrrff Thespuans 4 Whatever he says IS well expressed Wnth boys luke Bobby the world IS blessed Robert Van Fleet Student Council 2 3 4 Treas 4 Career Con ference 3 Sensor Rmq Comm 3 4 Projection Cluv 3 4 Budget Comm 4 Chanrman 4 Concessnons Comm 4 Chairman 4 Thesplans 4 Peter Pan 3 Pan Amerucan Pageant 3 Natnvlty 3 And strll they gazed and strll thelr wonder grew That one small head could hold all he knew Joyce M Vaughn A brown eyed blond slender and tall Wrth a frnendly smnle for one and all SEN I0llS Tommy Verner Varsnty Basketball 2 Home Room Pres 2 Track T 8- I Club Tommys a boy whos lnked by everyone Wnth hrs neat sharp clothes he can t be outdon Mary Waldroup Quull and Scroll 3 4 Natuonal Honor Socuety 4 Oak Log 2 3 4 Classes Edutor 3 Assoclate Edltor 4 Oak Leaf 3 4 Bowlnng Club 2 French Club 2 3 Tennus Club 2 3 Chemlteers 4 Intramurals 2 3 4 Homeroom Sec 2 3 Prom Comm 3 Sensor Banquet Plannung Comm 4 A flrst rate exec wrth plenty on the ball Industrlous rntellrgent a frrend to all James A Wardley Football 2 3 4 On the football team we can t do wrthout hum For athletlcs we cant say enough about htm Richard Donald Wayland Chorus 2 3 4 Football 2 Track 2 Both athletucs and musrc Interest hum A good chorus member wrth lots of vnm Hazel Eugenra Webb Leaders Club 4 A serrous gurl wlth morals hugh The sky wall be rosy whenever Eugenla IS nngh Johnny C Wheeler Wnth a friend4y grnn, hes so carefree, Never a soul more happy than he. 'll3 2,4,-2 ,3.,s ff4, , , , I I - - I N--,rl - , . . , . Ill -I - I - 'll L I' I ' . , ,, . T I I 3, 4. I I' I I I , 2. I fr I 'ff -ff .1 in . o I ll' I I ' I o I o . I . . . I . Margaret Sue Wheeler Chorus 4 A pmt slze gal whos from Kentucky Wllh her good dusposmon shes really lucky Peggy Ann Wullnams Club 2 Latm Club 2 3 4 Nwtuonal Hono Soc-etv 4 lntramurals 2 Scnnor Banquet Comm 4 Calendar Comm 4 Prom D coratuons 3 Jumo Productuon Scenery 2 She s an arhst superb with talent to spare Happy go lucky with never a care Mary Jane Wilson A cute little gal not much for slze Another young marned with lovely eyes Jlmmle Woullard Football 3 4 Basketball 2 Track 2 Baseball 4 Lettermans Club Vuce Pres 4 Latm Club 2 Goodlooklng arhlehc mlschnevnous but allunng Culhvate his frlendshlp for nts endunng Jane T 8. I Club 4 Chorus 3 4 Opere ta 3 4 Prnt sale who doesn t care much for books But she rates a lot of second looks Wnghl' SEN IOBS 4 mg., A . .-- X, +-.N x 4593 x . 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AVONDALE GOLDEN FLAKE BUTTERMILK Enjoy a glass today HOME DELIVERY IN OAK RIDGE AVONDALE FARMS Dual 6 1121 Cohgrotulotiohs to the Closs of l952 K D FINANCE COMPANY 401 Telephone Bulldnng THE OAK TERRACE Oak Rudge Tennessee Cohgratulatuohs to the class of 52 SEAT COVERS TIRE RECAPPING M A K Your Frnehdly Neighborhood Store Cohgrofulotuohs to the Groduotmg Closs ond Best Wrshes A - O A R l G E C l T Y R E T V A U G H N ' S Phone 5-7738 MANAGEMENT SERVICES, INCORPORATED Q9 CX XS 66' s 89 5 Q7 xx mam Zffguffffffzzfwfwl PDRHIB CQDDI' KNOXVILLE SPORTING GOODS CO TELEPHONE 710 SOUTH GAY ST 5 0310 KNOXVILLE TENN H MlLTON NATl0NAL ANK OF K 0XVILLE Oak Rldge Faclllty Jackson Square West Town Facuhty Grave Center YOUR CAREER A bus ness career affords mterestnng dut es sp rung assoclatlons rapd ad ancement dngnsflefl employment and future securnty Anm hugh choose the best YOUR CHOICE The National Bus ness College offers you modern e cou sos easo abl s e o thly a ment plan comfo table quarters exper enced faculty and mode n facnltes to tram you for leadershlp In business YOUR OPPORTUNITY Your future us now un the maklng Let us help you make at a successful future lt s betfe to be safe than sorry Mal your appllcatlon today and begun your framing later NATIONAL BUSINESS COLLEGE The Progressuve Business School Knoxvulle 12 Tennessee MORTON McCRARY MOTORS INC CHRYSLER PLYMOUTH CARS SALES AND SERVICE 931 937 N. Central Ave. Phone 3 2115 Knoxville, Tennessee l t x i , .mu I x A ,.l:l WHO'-ESA'-E and RETAIL I A I ' ' ' i ' ' i , in- ' i . . . I i V l . . . K izd r jr n erafe, asymn py-I , . 124 F ' X A tr. A Q W, xiii? W xg V ,is V ., ,i -2513-' V2 :fo , , 'WH 1 , 1 ,. !.- mum, fi Y THE BOOTERY N 0 R R I S Broadway at Towne Street E A M E R Y n Norrrs 398 Y8r MOTOR SALES 1037 North Central Avenue Oppos le Sears Roebucks Ne Sto e Knoxvrlle 'I7 Tennessee Guaranteed Used Cars Sold on Terms BARNEY RAY L E B LE Oak Rrdge Tenn Phone 54034 Nahonally Adverhsed Shoes So al te Deb tante Mode Arr Step Lean Age Arne can Grl B ste Brown WARE and WARE TAILORS Custom taulormg by Shaefer Guaranteed to fit for life Phone 4-4340 300 West Clinch Knoxvllle Tenn HULL DOBBS The only Powen STAT 'I 000 WATTS OAK RIDGE MOTORS East Drvlsnon Road Your Ford Mercury Deoler SAMUEL S On the Square At Nationally Advertised Pruces Dollor for Dollor you con T beot o Pontloc LUTTS PONTIAC CO oak Rndge Tennessee Il ll - ll I Nationally Advertised Men's Wear I I - Il I I Y her car for servicing is OGGVILLE SERVICE STATION. Oggville also has a tine modern lunch room. 1' SUPERLATIVE NOMINEES Back Row: Sybilia Jackson, Jimmy Kitchen, Melvin George, Roy Loudermilk, Bill Mc- Master, Richard Reece, Charlene Bell. Third Row: Karen Reynolds, Sophie Brody, Willa Dean Parker, Barbara Neal, Bebe Aurin, Susan Bowman, Norma Ruble, Billie Joy Alexander, Lois Johnson, Lois Haese, Sec- ond Row: Kay Mason, Sally Cornell, Dotty Hawkins, Joan Upchurch, Mary Sue Reece, Patty Craig, Front Row: Tom McCulloh, Son- ny Shackelford, Pedie Counts. iliac.-1 FRANK L ROUSER CO Inc Audlo vnsual Equrprnent Tape Recorders Prolechon Screens Fllm Sfnps Corner Mann and State Phone 4 65'I'I Knoxvulle Tennessee Congrotulotuons of Closs of 52 Nash Copeland Rndge Auto 8- Home Supply lnc NEW YORK CLEANERS For Puck up and Dellvery Phone 51777 or 5 4945 REEDER MOTOR COMPANY Turnplke at Calufornla Your local CHEVROLET Dealer Servrce Accessories Dual 5 3566 Compliments of J OSTEN MANUFACTURING COMPANY 129 Chevrolet-Sales-Pa rts NIAXON CONSTRUCTION CCNIPANY INC WWW? 9 o Best Wnshes For A Successful Future You can make t a Successful Future by tak ng a tho ouqh Bus ness Course at the Draughon Busmess College a Nat onal Organuzat on of o er 50 years expere ce n tam ng young people D R A U G H O N 405 W Chnch Avenue S I N E C O L L E G E Knoxvnlle Tennessee Porrralts of your chlldren NSA SCHOOL PHOTO SERVICE Oak Rldge Tenn Phone 55855 MUEL On The Square Nationally Advertised Nahonally Adverhsed Pnces BARBER BUICK CO House of dependable servnce Phone 5 8494 Near Turnpike af III Ave CLINTON ART STUDIO 81 CAMERA SHOP PHONE 160 CLINTON TENN Photographs fo ove 40 Years Po I' a I 81 Commerc al Photog aphy Photo Fmshung Photo Supphes Frames CASTO and WILDE Dushnchve fabrlcs for drapery and slnp covers Arcade Bulldmg Phone 21631 131 B U S S S A ' S during their school year ' Men'S Wear 31' By 0 I O v I N 1' 1 ' McCRORYS STORES CORP Broadway Oak Rrdge Tennessee MODERN HOUSEKEEPING Radlo Televrslon Records Phone 5 2670 Wholesale Radro 81 Televrsron Supplres Phone 3 0491 Electrrcal Supplres 808 North Central Ave Knoxvrlle Tenn Your Dealer Stemway Kimball Wurlltzer 3,62 CLARK BRO . PIA 0 C0 Knoxvulle Tennessee 132 , 8 Q ,L RODEN ELECTRICAL SUPPLY CO. l 0 0 0 Congratulatuons to the graduates of The Oak Rudge I-lngh School class of l952 May the guidance and traunlng you have rece ved durnng your hugh school years contlnue to lnflu ence you In the future so that you will develop In To responsible citizens respected In your commun :ty and rn your chosen professuon CARBIDE AND CARBON CHEMICALS COMPANY A Dlvlslon of UNION CARBIDE AND CARBON CORPORATION I33 , . . I , - WEST END PACKARD CO P O Box 395 Phone 5 2771 GEN ERAL FOOD MARKET F Q STANDARD BRANDS q Ity f h egt e a al Ma t B g 0kRdg T 54100 Ca h SEE IT DRIVE IT BUY IT CROWE 81 OCONNOR AUTO SERVICE S les HUDSON Se Ph e 5 8456 LAUNDRY CLEA ER Knoxvllle Oak Ridge Phone 50483 CLINTON ART STUDIO AND CAMERA SHOP Pho e 160 CI to Te essee Photg ph t 40 en P rt ait 81 Co al Photog phy obo f MIDDLETOWN BARBER SHOP Next to Middletown Enterprlses O 9 00 AM C e 7 30 M Phone 5 9180 Your Complete Hardware Store JACKSON HARDWARE AND APPLIANCE CO Phone 5 2491 oek Rrdge Tennessee Compl :ments of WENDER'S 4 eaturin , uai res ' meats, groceries, fruits, v eabl s ..,.. loc ted in Municip rke uildin a i e, enn. - Phone - Oak Ridge, Tennessee Drive the r C ampions Drive I a 1 rvice on - - ot n - in n, nn 0 F3 S Of OVEY I YS o r mrnerci ra P11 - inishing-Photo-supplies--Frames pen : . . - Ios : P. . ' I i 1 1 1 Furnuture Housewares Muslc WOODRUFF S LZZ 5 Mummpal Marker Knoxvnlle Tennessee 424 S Gay Street Oak Rudge Tennessee Toys Apphances Hardware UR BEST CHOIC For a successful Career For a real Service to Government or lndustry QUALITY BUSINESS TRAINING KNOXVILLE BUSINESS COLLEGE NOW FULLY AIR CONDITIONED INSPECTED AND APPROVED BY THE STATE DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION SANITONE DRY CLEANING Telephone 5 5661 O K MOTORS O T H E The Home of Better Values N TTIE LEE SHQPS mGoodUsedCars Phone 441138 O K Thrgpen Owner TOWNSITE 1703 North Central Knoxvllle 135 YO E C815 LAUNDRY of OAK RIDGE . . C E . Edntonal Staff Edrtor rn ehuet A soelate Edutor Faeulty Edrtor Classes Edutor Sensor Edltor Sophomore Edntors Freshman Edutor Organizations Edutor Assistant Sports Eelrtor Photography Edutor Feature Edltor Assistant Art Edrtor Carolya Blakely Mary Waldroup Norma Rubl Su an Bowman Joel Anne Morrus Sandra Jamleson Jackie Hildebrand Ben Keys Sophie Brody Sally Cornell Bull Greer Keaton Grrttrn Mary Plummer Vnolette Morris Carol Norton Cnarles Counts Statt Ruth Hall Charlue Shoup Peggy Bugg Faye Horne Lots Johnson Dot Ravage Gladys MeGrnnus Rea Marne Fulker on and Charlene Bell Busmess Staff Business Manager Advertlsung Manager Promotuon Manager Funaneral Manager Crreulatron Manager Stf Duck Harmon Melyun George Peqqy Cowan Frankie Ro enbaum Sally Cornell Lots Johnson Mary Sue Reeee Prnseulla Savage Jaekle l-lrldebrand Mlke Galloway Cleo Grant Gordon Garrett I3 6 Photo Credits Bull Hedrreh Hedrleh Blesslng Chreago Photographue Servuees Unrt Atomre Energy Commussuon Washrngton State Advertlsrng Commrssron Department et Conservatuon and yelopment Olympra Washnngton Marne Development Commassron State ot New Jersey Departmen ot Con servatron and Eeonomue Development Carblde and Carbon Chemeeal Dry: ron Drvrsuon ot Nebraska Resources Bob Walter Archer and Smuth Humble Oil 8. 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