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

Text from Pages 1 - 164 of the 1958 volume:

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XX OAK MDG! 6ASEOUS DIFFUSION PLANT Il x erience is an arch wherethrough Yet a e p Gleams that untraveled world, whose margin fades For ever and for ever when I move. xr Q XV 7fxr WO SN h . . involves the communication skills: reading, writing, speaking and listening. Through liferalure one may gain a richness and a diyersily ol experience as a foundalion Tor wisdorn YhaT he can noT hope oTherwise To aTlain. Miss STansloerry, a senior English and college prep Teacher, helps perform The diihculr Taslc of preparing our seniors Tor college. ln addition To This, she spon- sors The senior class and The assembly coinrniriee. Her chief oulside inleresis are music, especially The piano and organ, reading and bridge, She has spenl The lasl three Chrisfmases in Florida and plans To do so again This year. Besides being chairman of iuniar class sponsors and Teaching English lll, Miss Baird deyoies her lalenis lo The Naiional Honor Soeieiy, oi which she is Co-sponsor. Last suin- nier she laughT English and reading in suinnier school, She has citlenrled nine difleienl colleges and is well known ioi rnany arliflvs which have been published in pi'olcw,ioiirxl niag- azines. Tier hohlnies cenle r around reading, sewing, and painting. Theme wriling and English liTeraTure are lhe emphases in Miss Turner's College Prep classes. l'lc,i apprefiaiion Ol liTeialui'e and rnusic en- alsies her To produce a vaiied Teaching pro- gram Siudenls ipfheflecl iron' her suinnier Trip To Janieslown and Willianishurg, Virginia, and lrorn The lecTui'ef, she aTTended aT Peabody College. She is a sponsor oi The senior class and The Nafional Honor SocieTy. Vlr Cluntons treetnne actavltles tnclude readlng bowhng and gardenmg He ns o sponsor of the rumor class Assembly Committee and Prolectaon Cub Thus year besrdes teoclnng core e began worknng at the Admnnnstrotlon Bunldmg checlong Fl ts for dstrnbutlon n all the school moklng arrangements To help teachers wlth audio visual olds and checkung the operation machines M, Audio Vlsual Aids help enrlch our communication areas The mann function of the Prolectlonlst Club IS to core for and operate the audio visual equlpment The members show films ond run tape records sn the various classes Seen above from Left to Right Carl Kennedy James Wrnght Bobby Modewell Joe Slrnrnons Mr Cltnton Don Stallions Randy Renta Murray Moore Larry Nobles Bob Boggs and Bully Summor Miss Thornton Whose hobbies lnclude classrcal music and dancing IS well tltted for Sponsoring the Music and Coronatlon Committee ot Junlor Key and llfxl g on the Student Councll Commuttee She has won several awards for her dancing s and h s token Arthur Murrcxy lessons D vang the sunmcr me tnuves interesting places such as Ncw York Havana and New Orleans Mr. Clinton prepares Steve Lane and Steve Brernon to meet the inevitable emergencies-broken tllm, no sound, bulky machines and frayed tempers. 9 Social Studies Yes, sir! is the reply Mr, Nall gets as captain in the U.S. Army Reserve. Though his students do not iump to attention, they appreciate his work as chairman ot the senior sponsors. When far away looks enter his eyes, he is probably dream- The New York Times Current Altairs film strips not only present their ing of camping at Cape Hatteras, or thinking up a test for material but include a quiz? his sociology, psychology or Engnsh classes. . in order to deal more thoughtfully with the problems of the present and the future. Travel, art and sports are all absorbing to Miss Beck and have been contributing factors in her present and previous occupations. Her travels hove led her as far as Europe, art to ci home workshop and teaching in summer camp, and sports to golf, tennis and swim- ming. All are reflected in her history classes. Besides teaching her most time-consuming school activity is l sponsoring the Ook Log. History relics heavily on supplementary materials, such as may ine found in tl school library, 10 3 Core Golf, hunting, femd- ing, and gardening fill M r 4 Afl4isson's spore time, Lost sum- rner, in mddition to visiting his parents in Middle Tennessee, he and his funiily spent o most interesting W6Sl4l1lFOlWlCllNll He sponsous the iunior closs rind hos taught seven years fit O.R.H.S, This yew he teaches sophomore English und iunioi' core. Poetry of the Orient is Miss Fmzier's i-,f Unosscil hcizhy One of hw tomato Ooks is The Kosidchf' She is cz si,on'o.' of tht' itoplionioin. zlfzsz, find the Fine Arts Club, c1n4l'5 Cn thi Ethiftil Pi actiif- Ci' - tht- Min ni Miss Fruziens West ditfmlt Vicf-its is tho Cote Li' . M45 .iw wont Ccxtciloguing, indexing, disivwsing, and wvmwiipi l:.z.,ms ii ici Lxctiisim-ly by the Core Dvpzi-tniciit, . . the center of the unified program in the high school, Core is a two-hour block of time, five days a week with the same teacher. 'Q 4'Uv1,fj'f'Li f 'ii s f '?Q?11's5 5: I' -ev'-'fd ,Q K M, ,J 4 v ,..-sf 1 Mrs. Sweet, on Grid lootlygill ton, teiiches senior English and iunioi' core. She is cisunioi'cl.1ss spon- sor, works on ine Assembly Coniinitiee, Ono ussisis the senior llnnquet spocilxers, Being treusurer of the Cote Depcirtnient and clwriirnwcin of iunior core teachers ure two of hor inriny duties. Rcuding ond Core is dependent on the uudiofvisuul olds: hlms, pictures, inups, chcirts, mural, slides, etc, drciniiitirs are hui' main outside interests. 1 n Two academic credits - English and social studies ln addition to sponsoring the iunior class, Bowling Clulz, cmd Public VVeltare Committee, Mrs tVtcGehee has many other interests. She is an ardent enthusiast of water sports. She dislikes leaving the mountains, but last year she relented and attended a core con- ference in Minneapolis. One of our teachers who loves music, she sometimes plays the organ for Commence- ofthe student. Student-teacher conferences help evoluote progress ment, Through core an attempt is made The main outside interest of Mrs. Thomasson is her family which consists of her hus- band and three sons, She is a sponsor of the junior class and chairman ot the Core Department. This fall she represented the school at ci core conference in Philadelphia. Sophomore English and iunior core are the sulyiects she teaches. to the needs 12 A ln workmg wnfh ihe F une Teachers of America Mwss lqmcxwd I STUCLHYH ?l'1e FTA Convenhon Sie cm! 0 H e W V Now B SHLQY enioys bridge reudmg :md tal-mq elcglwr mm movie ce rm e L WON Touring Europe and CIUOYIVNQ The vurmd culwres Qf ugh? Europeun coumrlgs Vhrouglw drscussxon we are UbfeTo4dev1Txfy mayo Q rn Y wo! w rug wc mr p Lf f LM... 'l'ln-ra: will he no assembly All Z, - Q, 1 Todnfa editorial: ill!! the Society? Condi- NUMB! Commidu ulce- Uoau. p. L Thx nl volume is ZA- E ff s y Qin moo: iiieii scnooi, on noel, mmsssn ' i Noymsgg gi, msg Sales Homoroom Roach Goal all P-TA and charts ul lf!! l Mrs. body occephng ning of c off to the Mary A For Nativity Program The Nativity will be presented on pwgwni, ai highlight of the Christmal Miss fvlurgarcl Barnlrs and Mr Bill On Tlmrsdiiy, November 7, thc parts nf Mary and thc head Wilder selected several possible Final tryouts were held Sewell was chosen for the part of Senior Tests Being Given The Iowa Test of Education and Development, which is take: by all seniors, is being held Lhi, week. The test. is being give from eight until eleven eacl ninrnirig this wr,-ck except Thurs day. The seniors luke the same lyps ti-si in their fi-vslirnan ycar, am, le,l the- scores are compared tv de tmmlm' lim prngrvss All lhll Blu dviil cluiriiig tha- lnur year period Tlufrcf zirv ei wide variety aubjwts which are covered tho lust, Timm Jiri- social studio bufkgrmind. n a t u r al sc'i0r1C6 cori'lx'l1u-ss in wriling, quantita tivo llimking, which reasoning paws-r in reading lilcralure, and how to use sources of fnrimitirm. The results of tests are given directly to slurli-nls, Thu lvsls are being given fmir different rooms. The thi- slmlffril. will report to is li-riniilvd hy thi' first ll-ttvr ur lwr last nnrnv. These und the sludl-nts taking the there are: Adams through iendvrfvr, AZUSNQSQ D lllflillgll ilnrun. A245455 Lluiyiigh MrRe'ymild8 and ull ulhvr ,cniurs in l Simian! Cuuiicil mer. wi-1-k due to thc wil. 'minor rf fiction if. sale py to see this Her onmmmt the mating lNo- the K7Dh0m0fQ 100001-IDU! and put the goal over the top. very Imp- hd- nl 131 iw- nlufa an lum- tho dx to run of the ln Oak year B Goldberg, Business Mnnnger Jnyywgggg Bflvvles find Advertising Manager lub' plinzn ol Uol 'l ne, loop the fncincilil ly ag iliu OAK LEAF l3rilCil1C9d.Ke:ot':: Llnnm fmt of hw -.vyn wld, Orchestra Gives Dance To Follow OAK LEAF 4' 'T 'vhwx C5-'Oilers Jenn Sglmflf, R . V' lllf M lily il xl BWWVL Gnd Elizn. 1- lvcfli Gllr-:plc 'c flq l l .lfl er lie news' ting 7 Sues fm' 'lie bi. monthly Wl,l,C,,,iOn -- ,..epni-'tick UUU- . -WJ funn . written by an Oak Rldgx-r, In one of the mn' ai-lvcllons me-mben the dub QS will dance to All chonszignphy , hu been dune by the glmigmg, 7 The purpose of the annual mis will--1rx is to rain- funds to send , 3 one or more of URHS1 bk-nmd um music atudcfitl to A mmmgf ,tr ' mnelc camp and to give scholar- ,nm ships wi others for the high mul x'hool's Kuirunr' 'Uv-gram. I Journalism I sludcnls polienlly i cwgnif and uniicipcile further fllvorlc on the OAK LEAF slcifi, uSlUdE?lll9 firel Sandra Refinish, Clmifolil- Grzillwer, Slindra Fritfs, Ann Jordan, Lynn Skinner, Ellzlilarrlli Willirirns, linda Snowe den, Mlsrlc Elsan, Drinny Speclor, la vrr' y KrlsTlcl'i, Kink Mills, Wciyvisz Morris, Sludonls not piclured: Ralph Frey and Nuncy Bradley. 4 ,tc-on s. b . . lb r iiiwiilurr of the ibifr rliih, li frfzun mils! ezirn ten limi purine lfnrli wiimslr-r The point! i l- .Mimi by vlnrking nn Mis- H- ,lrwliirliniisa lli'-wi-i.'vr, tht' Unix' will ho imh-:wind this yi ir ln invluilw ilu' prudlirlinfi nf 'llzirsvyf' fm llml the znviillwr! will haw' an zliniiw lu xiilikl- their y fi Qu M- X I A 7, 1 ,t ' in A w ' .Y - , i V. 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K T ,ff x 4 , Drama- .loe Kelley find liiiiy Moore mosfeimind The lighls bcicksfoge, Joe DiCcirlo, Bciibclrcz Nelson, George Pluck and Ccirroll Broyles rehearse cx lense scene form The Vellum, the hrst ploy pro- l i duced this yecii' by The Miiscquers, 2. 5s S5 Q Qi! .100 Difczilnu, mlm' nn-inlver of The V..li:1i'. 0:57 st niisdec-cis. ,muses To ieflc-ct upon The mirror of life Victor McLaughlin, SuAnn Preston, and Nancy Ann Reed expound diversely during Mr. Lewis' 9100 Public Speaking Class. The learning process is never ending- back stage veteran Joe Kelley teaches Brenda Boyd, Mary Tarleton Jones, and Larry Moore the intricacies of lighting. ,Mm wit Powder and paint are carefully applied by Rhea Diamond, while Beth Sanderson tries hard not to wiggle. Busy, busy, busyl The all-essential back stage crew scurries about painting, sawing, and hammering in preparation for the big event, FIRST ROW: Joe Kelley, Carolyn Spence, Victor McLaughlin. SECOND ROW: Larry Moore, Howard Horn, Lila Davis, Patsy Mayes, Rhea Diamond, Bette Stubbs, Jimmy Wilson, Linda Guides, Elaine DeSi- mone, Mary Moran, Donna Marie Jeanseau, Robin Smith, Carolyn Rogan, Eric Morgan, Joyce Berry, Elizabeth Scott, THIRD ROW: John Norris, Barbara Spencer, Ann Ritter, Adele Bonham, Jean SchiHman, Ann Coldwell, Nollie Sharp, Pamela Marsha, Betty Gaye Barnett, Melissa Woodbridge, Roma Haynes, Deane Johnson, April Moore, Barbara Nelson, Brenda Boyd, Evelyn Pope, Carroll Broyles, Jae DiCarlo, Charlotle Rampley, FOURTH ROW: Becky Rickman, Aynn Thurmond, Joan Wood, Nancy Ann Reed, Mary Margaret Watson, Jean Hurd, Dorothy Waddell, Nancy Boyd, Brenda Hurd, Karen Davis, Jean Phillips, Barbara Wilder, Carolyn Savage, Eleanor Muen- zer, Beth Williams, Elizabeth Lees, Ginny Miller. FIFTH ROW: Bill Wallace, Hiliard Kent, SuAnn Preston, Mary T, Jones, Frank Pollard, Marian Hudson, Betty Orrick, Patsy Moore, Janice Myers, Joan Morgan, Lynn Skinner, Kay Ledgerwood, Kaye Peterson, LaDonna Hanks, Candy McPherson, Barbara Jetter, Nancy Boudreau, Cecile Pitts, LaVonne Wells, Frances Holloway, Shirley Allen. The Arts-Inspiration, 0 creaiion, and renovation Mm we-f nn. Xi wi. K., x Nancy McNair looks serious as she does Un inmwfe bn of 'amber N H. The 2:00 art class of Mr. Grossman Work. ,tr X! busily practices pen and ink 4 . techniques. 5 5174, Mr. Hfimby's lO:l5 Art ll class creates colorful igurffz ot paper mnche. .1 r gf fx ABOVE: Waterpainting, weaving, jewelry-making, oil painting, and photography are all artistically-inclined hobbies of Mr. John Hamby, art teacher. During the past two summers he has loaned his talent ta Chucky Jack as assistant technical director. While in school he displays his ability through the prom, the Nativity, and Social and Recreation Committee. LEFT: Thanks for the scenery and decorations for the senior banquet, junior-senior prom, Christmas dance, Nativity and the bulletin boards often go to Mr. Iiy Grossman-with Mr. l-lomby's able assistance. At home and during the summer this busy man enioys painting, carpentry, gardening, teaching' summer art classes, and ramping with his son Karl. I8 hcl ,,..-' j invh 5 Q ix 1 Tj! E The purpose at industrial arts is to develop an appreciation of design and quality in manufactured prod- ucts and to explore the various industrial fields. The students in Mr, Bailey's wood' working class must be creative and have a knack lor working with 'their hands. ag A, Mr. Carol D, Bailey, a iuniar class sponsor who teaches woodworking, spends partlol his summers teaching in special education courses at the University of Tennessee, He co- sponsors the ORHS Future Teachers of America Club. For recreation he bowls with the Jolly Boys. N. . , Nz , sf: Mr. Brown's printing students help our school in many ways, They print report cards, programs, absentee lists, various office supplies, and those little green excuse slips which students need so often. ii. l' Q. Mr. Fred D. Brown has a new baby boy who takes up quite a lot of his extra time. He also does some contracting, is a ham operator, and is interested in electronics. He spon- sors the iunior class and teaches printing, electricity, and home mechanics. Besides ieaching machine shop, Mr. Charles W. Carnes' main inieresis are phoiography, fishing, and gardening, For the past iwo summers much of his Time has been iaken up in remodeling his house. He is on the safeiy committee ai ORHS and sponsors The iuninr class. RIGHT: in addiiion io his work in mechan- ical, technical, and archiieciurai drawing, Mr. Eugene M. Moody, a junior ciass sponsor, is working for his masfer's degree af UT His knowledge of archiieciurai drawing has come in handy, as he has been working during The summers on his own new house in Maryviile. I po4l -'-an-.gba FUTURE TEACHERS of AMERICA The Thomas Dunigan chapter of The FTA, sponsoied bv Miss Jairaid and Mr. Bailey, was formed four years ago in an Jiorf To promoie a deeper appreciaiion of The responsibiiiiies of Teaching em Eiiifiihi- LEFT TO RIGHT: Miss jairaid, Dougius Curiivinvn, pvc-'deri Bincn Gieen ue MCReyriOids, setieiaryg Marion Miiler, piogiiirn riifiirnmiig Gwen Kiig M i Cin io Barbara Bianion, vice-president, Mr, Bailey. 20 Through the various music organizations at ORHS we receive a widened interest in music. Our band furnishes us with concert music and a varied program for easy listening, the Rythm-Aires keep us iumpin' with dance music. To these instrumental groups the Choral Ensemble and Girls' Chorus add their well-trained voices. BELOW: By practicing difterent songs to sing tor the school and civic organizations, the choral ensemble learns to read and appreciate music. df? m sr. CHORAL ENSEMBLE FRONT ROW: Helen Thomas, Donna Bryant, Joan Greene, Doris Cartee, Mary Catherine Davis, Glenda Keys, Ann Jones, Julia Holley, Sue Alfred, Gwen King, Director, Mr. Raisis. SECOND ROW: Sue Smedley, Ruth Bernstein, Bette Stubbs, Sandra Horan, Sandy Walker, Linda Pastor, Pryntha Wyatt, Mary Lou Hull, Jo Halsey, Linda White: THIRD ROW: Mary Anne Jamieson, Nancy Bradley, Linda Bailey, Jean Phillips, Pat McNabb, Judy Blakely, Peggy Jarvis, Mary Tarleton Jones, Sue Worthington, John Tillery. FOURTH ROW: Conrad Pierce, Bernard Jessee, Wintred Spangler, Joe DiCarlo, C. H. Shannon, Robert Berry, Harry Carper, Adrian Lawler, Jerry Ramsey, Larry Mason, Buddy Holley. elk.. ABOVE: Mr. Raisis is known for conducting the Oak Ridge Sym- phony Orchestra and the high school choral ensemble. He is interested in all activities concerning music in the school and sponsors the iunior class. During the day, orchestra, choral ensemble, and classes in the ele- mentary schools, help to keep Mr. Raisis very busy. During the summer he prepares for each school year by working with other outstanding musicians. Mr. Raisis enioys playing the violin and has pleased many audiences with his playing. L Q- it A l B Y vi Q i . i 'L jr? 4 K in -I if f ist! W ' ' rt f ...gr K. 'i -. , mx if - if Q!!! 131 ll! ui Though not in Band, these boys take instrumental music and display fine talent. Music. . .The unive 1. , ff is l l The band otticers left to right are: Mary Lou Sewell, secretary, Mac Peacock, treasurer, Howard Horn, presidenti Jimmy Wilson, vice-president, and Ritchie Blackerby, drum maior, FRONT ROW: Eleanor Groeniger, Barbara Mann, Tommy Parson, Jimmy Wilson, Kay Ledgerwood, John Norris, Carol Carter, Vir- ginia Postell, David Grifties, Ann Wilkinson, Kathy Kertesz. SECOND ROW: Price Foster, Mary Frances Loving, Lessie McWhorter, David Thamasson, Sue Akers, Beverly Cantrell, Jerry Atrick, Wollan, Moretz, Judy Jamie Blevins, Mickey Reynolds, Eddie Sipe, Margaret Hall, Blakely, Harry McWade, Ritchie Blackerby, John Barbara Jetter, Jimmy Mark Croxall. THIRD ROW: Beth Sanderson, Penny Miller, Carolyn DeHart, Margaret Spencer, Vivian Hurt, Bill Copeland, David Cottrell, Dick Osborne, Steve Croxall, Chip Almgren, Bill Wallace, Danny Koftman, Tommy Phillips, Charlene Dixon, Don Knight, Doug Klima, Neill Thornasson, Paula Priebe, Judy Hamric, Carroll Broyles, Bill Eppes, Eddy Huftman. FOURTH ROW: Rena Jo Ledtord, Jo Halsey, Penny Schwind, Shirley Oldaker, Pat Jarvis, William Gilbert, Dean Humphreys, al language Members of the Rhythm-Aires seem nervous before a performance. Don't worry Howard, your group will be successful as always, The band includes John Banta, Dean Humphrys, Carroll Broyles, Eddie Huffman, Bill Eppes, Jimmy Moretz, Neill Thomasson, Mac Peacock, Rock Hudson, Dewey Strickland, Pat Mclntyre, Howard Horn, David Cottrell, Richie Blackerby, and Jerry Africk. Barbara Ballenger is the W 'E ki Xtftw MJ' XJ Prof, the band's favorite, is also a favorite around the school as a willing helper in the musical activities. Besides teaching bond, girls' chorus and instrumental music, Mr. Scarbrough is sponsor of the senior class and the Rhythm- Aires, He has a fine tenor voice and enjoys playing the clarinet. His favorite sports in- clude bowling, horseback riding, and slow- pitch softball. vocalist. Adding to the enioyment of the halftime activities are our maiorettes who are Judy Evans, Dola Faye Terry, Nancy Bowman, Nancy Anne Reed, and Joy Stout. Bobby Cassell, Ross Clark, Phil Rounsaville, Billy Meeks, Tom Wall, Dewey Strickland, Pat Mclntyre, Bob Blackwell, Howard Horn. STANDING: Jules Roy, Pat Troutman, David Barrett, Ronny Pot- eat, Larry Sweeden, Mike Sonnen, Mac Peacock, Mary Lou Sewell, .loan Wood, Currie Nunnery. Director: Mr. Scarbrough. mf- -1, y f y tmf lt would he hard to say where outside activities and school activities begin and end. On one hand it is practicing what is taught and on the other, teaching what is practiced, Besides school and het' family activities, Mrs, Struxness is a sponsor ot the senior class, Home Economics Club aid a representative to M O,R.E.A, Program Committee. Music and reading pro- vide hier greatest relaxation. The purpose at the Home Economics Clula is to further the aftivities and interests initiated in classes and to provide experience which can come only in working closely in group relationships, The meetings are social as well as educational. Olticersz President, Mary Ainsworth, Treasurer, Connie Johnsong Secretary, Marilyn Miller. Other rnern- bers-Marilyn Mackley, Barbara Blanton, Linda Lawler, Arlene Dick, Janet Clifton, Pat Nolan, Barbara Catron, Nola Agee, Sandra Pair. A wealth of knowledge - Library Science trains the students by actual practice in shelf-reading, catalogu- ing, indexing and various activities related to maintaining the library. ln our school one full credit is aiven for completion ot the course. i RY TO H15 E -3 - E! Love of books and devotion to work make Miss Cebrat an exceptional librarian Besides teaching library science and helping various classes and in div: uals find research m terial he s qu te enthusiastic artist and talented in music She has been featured with the UT and Oak Ridge Symphonies in solo parts at various times. Last summer she spent teaching at Pennsylvania State University, Mrs. Seaman, assistant librarian, does sec- retarial work and assists in innumerable other ways, Students often depend upon her for help in tracking down material. Of course, Mrs. Seaman's main interest is her family. A student-teacher relationship exists in our library, The students themselves have set up their own restraining rules and are striving to keep the library among the best and truly a teenager's workshop. A library should not only house books and supply a place for research and study, but should reflect and stimulate interests of students. Such is the aim behind the outstanding exhibits, dis- plays, record collections, him strips, and current magazines which are always available to us. Brought up on an lndiano farm, Mrs. Nancy Swain has traveled all over this hemisphere and plans to go to Europe soon. She taught English in Latin America for several years, and here she teaches Span- ish and Latin. Her husband is the head of the Language Department ot the University of Tennessee. We , is LATIN CLUB The Latin Club, one of the largest clubs in our school, is comprised of those who have at one time or another taken Latin, Members from left to right: FIRST ROW: Jimmy Rose, Eddie Sipe, Ross Clark, Mary Frances Loving, Sue Cantrell, Judy Roberts, Anita de Laguna, Barbara Nelson, Arthur Asrnanes, Steve Lane, Mary Catherine Davis, Carol Watson, Emily Pipes, Ann Wilkinson, Marian Hudson, Ann Breeding, Barbara Summer, l-larriette Thomas, SECOND ROW: Vin Swasey, Darrell Pit7er, Buck Brewer, Gerald Thompson, Neill Thamasson, Pat Wheeler, Eleanor Groeniger, Nancy Boude reau, Elizabeth Scott, Eddie Huttman, Joyce Berry, Nollie Sharp, Jim Wilson, A newcomer to our Language De- partment, Mrs. Consuelo Betoret from Valencia, Spain, is very in- terested in languages and phonetics. She enioys literature of various countries and likes to travel. Teach- ing is a hobby for her, rather than o iob. Other hobbies include pho- tography and working with her hands. The Latin Club oiticers are from lntt to right, Nancy Grant, Slave Mistress, Jim Wilson, Treasurer, Joyce Berry, Caesar's Attendant, Carolyn Spence, Secretaryg Eddie Hutlman, Caesar, Bcity Defondaiicr, Slave Mistress, David Thomosson, Vice-President. Charles Stanford admires a model ot a Mexican bullfight made by Carolyn and Roy Savage. .... ' f, MlXll.AN ROAD 'ii-Nt N.lLl il N get X i WV M ne. it f is Carolyn Spence, Nancy Grant, Betty Defenderfer, Peggy Philpot. THIRD ROW: Diane Johnston, Owen Haddock, Ned Flack, Henry Hale, Eddie Delong, Billy Pate, Johnny Lauderdale, Jim Henry, Martha Patterson, Virginia Postell, Celia Murphy, Peggy Turner, Sharon Thompson, Shirley Scott, Melissa Woodbridge, Bette Stubbs, Mrs. Davidson. FOURTH ROW: Jeanne Weems, Carol Thompson, Dorothy Pack, Libby Williams, Linda Borkowski, Lynn Skinner, Karen Martin, Shelia Manning, Susan Emlet, Peggy Anderson, Kay Ledgerwood, Sheila Crawford, Marsha Kinyon, Judy Shearin, Sandy Fritts, Lauralee Gunter. ' i fill 'ii e Z ii I I L il fi FRENCH CLUB Activities of the French Club increase the student's knowledge ot the French way ot lite, past and present, SEATED, Lett to Right: Renee Lisser, treasurer, Martha Cardwell, vice-president, Jerry Wilson, president, Ruth Bernstein, secretary. STANDING: Sandra Rennich, Kaye Peterson, Julia Mcllee, Penny Schwind, Charlotte Hemperley, Signe Meservey, Glendora Jenkins, Tommy Kitchins, Karen Davis, John Wollan, Richard Martin, Bill Sullivan, Annette Kendig, Nancy Anne Reed, Sue Preston, Mirvine Kyker, Jackie Estabrook, Patsy Mayes, Pat Troutman, Susan Compton, Chris Nelson, Nora Conover, Barbara Jetter, Candy MacPherson, Mrs. Davidson, Patsy Moore. Sandra Whitten demonstrates a model of a Roman house. Anyone who has ever been in one of Mrs. Dora Davidson's classes knows that she is talented in the fine arts-music, art, and literature- and has done a lot of portrait painting, She has a general knowl- edge of how notional attitudes are revealed in languages. She was born in Canada, has lived in Scot- land, and has traveled quite a bit. How do ou know that Saint Peter will speak English? This is the motto of our Language Department. The French Clubs Potluck Supper. N'---1.654 Business Education Develops Llnderstandings, Skills, and Atti Speed is acquired as fingering and touch control improve. Watch those mistakes! Mrs. Horton's free time is taken up with such activities as playing bridge, read- ing, and swimming. She is a sponsor of the senior class, F.B.l.,A., and the National Honor Society Evaluation Committee, She has recently spent a pleasant vacation traveling up the East Coast. Some of her most enjoyable days were spent in Williamsburg, Jamestown, New York, Philadelphia, and New England. Besides teaching at O.R.H.S., Miss Waddell teaches night classes at U,T, She is active in the U.B.E.A. and F.B,L,A. and enjoys professional business education conventions. Last year she attended a convention in Dallas and this fall she went to Louisville. ln the summer she participates in water sports and works for T.V.A. The techniques of learning symbols for English sounds are explained in Miss Waddell's class. 28 des Needed To Make ,Individuals Responsible Citizens. F,B.L.A. CLUB BACK ROW, Standing: Ann Harris, Marianne Miller, Sue McReynolds, Sissy Pruitt, Frieda Woodard, Elizabeth Lees, Nellie Hall, Beth Williams, Mary Allison, Sonya Hart, Brenda Newsome, Mrs, Horton, FRONT ROW, Standing: Diane Wiggers, Tiny Wenzler, Barbara Blanton, Pat Smith, Gloria Williams, Charlotte Rampley, Eleanor Muenzer, Brenda Smith, Nina Lusk, Brenda Kelly, Carolyn Farmer, Miss Waddell. SEATED: Frances Holloway, Shirley Allen, Dola Faye Terry, Evelyn Owens, Jan Brown, Judy Evans, Elizabeth Sewell, Mary Freestone. W Qi. ,,a, During the summer months students may see-Mr. Hunter in the J. C. Penney Store working as a sales clerk. At school he teaches business education and is a sponsor ot the iunior class, and serves on the Auditing, the Honor Society, and the Budget Committees, lf his thoughts sometimes seem to wander, he may be thinking of hshing or plant culture, which are his hobbies. Mr. Walter Shipe teaches business education classes and is a sponsor ot the iunior class and F.B.L.A, In his spare time he enioys fishing, hunting, and gardening, His summer activities include working, traveling, and furthering his education. 3. Mimeograph, calculating, and adding machines are tools used in office machines classes. Mike Robinson and Brenda Lewis take a break from their books to admire the bulletin board. lEE L X Q i - The primary purpose ot the DO. program is to prepare students for their selected fields of employment, During the summer Mr. Armstrong combines his hobby of woodwork- ing with home repair, He is a sponsor of the senior class, advisor of the T and I Club, bookstore manager, ond coordinator of the trade and industrial evening classes. However, his major iob ot O.R.H.S, is to assist the Diversified Occupa- tions students in fitting themselves for o place in the trade and in- dustrial world, Various manufacturers exhibit business machines, such os the ones above, to odd to our knowledge of the modern-day world of business. T 81 I Club The T 81 l Club is composed of approximately thirty-one members and is one of the maior business clubs in the school. Activities often include meetings with other clubs from this region. Members include: Sitting, Phyllis Keck, Delores Winegar, Jeanne Droughn, Sondra Coulter, Joyce Bell, Mary Lee Knox, Brenda Ethridge, Standing: Lucy Pierce, Jerry Shelton, Charles Perritt, Jerry Pressnell, Charlie Bill Logsdon, Tommy Carmichael, President, Woody Jackson, Don Hammitt, Eddie Lynch, Leroy Jenkins, Harrison Arowood, Mary Shepherd, Mr. Armstrong, Advisor. 30 MATH - THE BELL-BOY OF ALL SCIENCES Miss Ruth Benson is an excellent teacher with a down-to-earth attitude. Study, make good grades, and you feel like you've accomplished something. Seniors will associate her with sen- ior rings, solid geometry, and triganometry. Since math is so important in life today, Miss Benson fills a significant place at Oak Ridge High School. ,M J I rf I Mathematics contributes an appreciation for basic facts and ideas. The outstanding beauty ot form and design. Ii.. straw Jvylaa H- ,Ji MN' ,fy- V-WM-M. 31 Miss Mary Frances Davidson is well-known, not only tor her teaching but also for her craftwork in Gatlinburg, Her knowledge af arts and crafts makes her classes more than iust math classes. She is a sponsor of the Student Council Budget Committee and of the Junior Key Budget Committee, The study of math Famous for her teaching of experimental plane geom- etry, Mrs. Laycock is continuing ner matnematic educa- tion in Knoxville one night a we-ek. Last summer she attended the Motnematics Summer Institute at Colum- bio University, in New York, Slwc is advisor to the Student Council Social ond Recreation Committee. Her outside interest is her family. Curve stitching, a visual transference ot geometric lines to DGDSV illustratre lines and conic sections, 32 orderly thlnkm Miss Margaret Marrs tlwe matltemattcs teachen who IS always In cz usb has been with O HS slnce It began She teaches applied mathematics plane geometry and algebra II In Mlss Marrss spare time sl1e attend a UT motlwematxcs clos sponsored by the Natlonal Science Foundation Last summer slwe worked wlth The Mathematncs anel at ORN Sle texsur o OREA a o sensor class sponsor :OL-Zdnlx Rx 5:45511 'F 1:l'9-tt' JW 5 i!5f.O sQ9..e'os -t 'W- 'Y LQ 713, nib vin: 0 35' l Q 1 4 5'Ef12'e.f-fs N. -wr me ugly 31.9 x 1.' 1,1 4 1 Q L I u I v 1 , an 1.5 pq f 'Y , mlv O 9' l vt At- .an as wif' I P Q 1 N 'lm 'ascii x U lpnkbTmQQWf Q54w.,,s53,x I' F! lf'-'?E25 a'.t'.:.?f A 9'qQm1'7 7 1 A A ln 't'4b:::,:5xl. l I '44 1'ilLfr '... 1 gi, ,pf 'tqx WV '45 Although be lms taualtt lwere for several years tlwls ls Coaflw Metlwun s flrst year as a mathemutlcs teacher at ORHS He stlll devotes much tlme To coaching the track team He enyoys bridge and IS a keen scraloblc player porlng over the ductlonary to Gnd new words to stump lws opponenm Math us designed to help the student make more nntellngenf declslons based on flgures and lads It contributes careful tralnlng and puactzce In precise Concentrated thmkmg el 33 O O O . , V R . R P ,. 1 is re er f .,.. nd ,r fl 2-+1 X his ' 'er wth .' J-3 3:55 'K' I lg E: Y'3l!lell',l: ' ,fzixzlbg .oven l. 5 ,,3' ,MX l? 5, . ll gr: M ilk' .G I ' ,uvfif If Qqvf J J I f 1- jf- i,-:rg gm X at Q, ' A i..y-.,i 4' :msg ' Qian? 1 . 4 , . -,Nllnf , . , , 'VA ' ', tri l . 3?lw . .fl a V F M3 lx l Science Acquaints The Mr. Dill Asher is especially interested in Gsh, To use his own terminology, he spends much time trying to outsrnart the critters. Mr. Asher presents biology as a dynamic process involving absolute truth and au- thority. His classes are extremely colortul and high- lighted by his spontaneous sense ot humor. He is o sponsor of the Biology Club. N Vg.. 4 X ll -it W-vi, 2 The held ot science is perhaps the most fundamental and yet the most complex ot all studies. The leading men ot our time are now engaged in ci battle to conquer the universe. But where will the solution to this problem be found? ln glory-hunters? ln people looking for tame and tortune? No, the solution is in the hardworking scientist ot the tuture, The science department at Oalc Ridge High School is per- haps one of the best in the nation. But it takes more than a physical structure or an elticient stalit. We need men and women willing to ded- icate their liyes, persons realizing the close bond of unity between the secrets ot nature and the potential uses ot the atom, This job belongs to our generationl tice is the lcey to it. fl-l l r z,i'-ik -fe X A . .5 ,nfl lf 2 . 3 5? it if 4 Knowledge is a treasure, but prac- T. Fuller Student With Truth ,L 1 5 LEFT: Science con he fun! Especiully with ct good- km W .,,.mmsu..,,,,m'mV N g .wqqp-tm' Z., was-U KI. W RIGHT: Biology, the study of living things, is designed to help the student goin o fundo- mentol knowledge of lite ond to reolize his port in ci changing world. From the simple one-celled olgcie to the enormity of hurncmns, mon is searching for the key to biological science. This study presents dromotic situotions showing in detoil the beouty ond order of rtciture. is f V 51 f ii Na+ ' 'f ,iiil lx lk if fl 32.1, W 5' - Q it as g M, ie N ws.. 5 s ' 'I ., ' 1 ' ,l f A i xl i looking boy ond o horiil3le specimen. LEFT: Mrs. Angie Perry has ci wide held ol in- terests. Among tliese me bridge, gnrdoning, ond interior decoruting, Mis. Perry is ci soplioinote class sponsor ond serves on the Notionol Honor Society Cornrnittee, Her classes me tull ot intciesti ing extras contributing much to the ctppiecinition ond concepts of science. And introd fsgayld namic frontier OW 60' U Rr ,fr , , . BIOLOGY CLUB BOTTOM ROW: Dorothy Pack, Sue Cantrell, Christine Emmert, Ann Thurrnund, Shirley Oldaker, April Mohr, Peggy Turner, Lou Ann Harris, Dola Faye Terry, Paula Priebe, Carolyn Spence, Brian Mitchell, Adrian Lawler, Carolyn Gilley, Judy Hamric, Tommy Sue Byrd, Virginia Keim, Roma Haynes, Pat Rutherford, Anita deLaguna, SECOND ROW: Jeannine Bair, Mary Katherine Davis, Linda Lawler, Ann Pintur, Angela Parsons, Carolyn King, Nancy Card, Barbara Mann, Shirley Miller, Susan Lyons, Julia Peterson, Jerry Africk, Jay Bowles, Kay Dillon, June Conerly, Patsy Robinson, Martha Patterson, Peggy Anderson, Celia Murphy, Virginia Postell, Harriette Thomas, Karen Martin. THIRD ROW: Steve Langdon, John Murray, Larry Mason, Price Foster, Bobby Roberts, Bobby Castle, Marshall Wilkes, Ross Clark, John Ed Ralston, Currie Nunnery, Ronnie Helms, John Norris, Jimmy Wilson, Paul Huray, David Ravage, Marilyn Miller, Barabra Spencer, Tommy Kitchens, Pat Castleman, Kenneth Dye, Allan Jones, Mr. Asher. FOURTH ROW: Howard Horn, Karl Elza, Jerry Sharp, Nicky Fielder, George Brosi, Richard Martin, Steve Breman, Danny Spector, Mark Elson, Allen Cabe, Vin Swasey, Skeet Burris, Bill Chambley, Rock Hudson, Mary Helen Battle, Frank Frey, Bucky Brewer, Jay Whitcomb. TOP ROW: Charlotte Hemperly, Eddy Huffman, Kathie Kertesz, Don Stallions, Ed Bagley, Victor McLaughlin, Eric Morgan, Jamie Blevins, Emily Pipes, George Blevins, Glendora Jenkins, Frank Pollard, Patsy Mayes, Jim Adams, Lavonne Wells, Ronnie Pitts, Jane Huffman, Carolyn Caldwell, Donna Killian, Johnny Pinkston, Lynn Skinner, Kay Ledgerwood, Patty Rinehart, Robin Smith, Joan Wood, Sandra Rennich, Penny Schwind, Kaye Peterson. Between spilled acid and rain-made mud, Mr. Mac Franklin, chemistry teacher and football coach, leads an interesting school life. With sputniks whirling, rockets failing, and ball players ailing, he is harried but seems content. He sponsors Chemiteers and has two hobbies, raising kids lhe has threel and rabbits. Students will remember Mr. Blair for his psychological method of teaching, His in- terests include fishing, hunting, and other outdoor activities. Coming from Mississippi, he claims to be a true son of the South. Concessions have been aided greatly this year by Mr. Blair. UN The annual ORHS Science Fair gives many Lit LTTE, UN SEX Sfittiiilifl iii, students an excellent opportunity for dis- HERED playing competitive and constructive pro- iects. It dramatizes the relationship between exact, systematic science and the variations met in a tree, democratic society. lt en- courages individual initiative and stresses clear, concise thinking. ,ie-9 Mr. Dewey Bilbrey, one of our newest teachers, came to us from Livingston, Ten- nessee. There he was enrolled at Livingston Academy High School. After high school Mr. Bilbrey attended Tennessee Polytechni- cal Institute, and then he served a two year tour of duty in the Army Signal Corps, Although Mr. Bilbrey has been with us a short time, he is rapidly becoming adjusted to our school, N'Iivsf rm! . . .. T . A K. - .3 5 if i EFFECTS UN ITY A ff kfE3'f1?'Y ll ll at ' CHEMITEERS BOTTOM ROW: Mickey Reynolds, Mike Sonnen, George Flack, Barbara Wilder, Eddy Huffman, Mary Helen Battle, David Thomasson, Johnny Penn, John Ralston, Paul Becher, Eddy Sipe, SECOND ROW: John Banta, John Murray, Steve Langdon, Nancy Card, Paula Priebe, Johnny Finchum, Ronnie Helms, John Norris, Jimmy Wilson, Anita de Leguna, Jerry Davidson, George Holt, Joyce Berry. THIRD ROW: Mr, Franklin, Ross Clark, King Spainhour, Eric Morgan, Neil Thomasson, Howard Horn, Steve Thornton, Currie Nunnery, Brian Mitchell, Anna Eletteriades, Frank Pollard, Jim Adams, Marc Cohn, Mr, Bilbreyr TOP ROW: Adrian Lawler, Tommy West, Victor McLaughlin, Price Foster, Carroll Broyles, Charles Anderson, Doug Cameron, Patsy Mayes, Lavonne Wells, Paul Huray, Johnny Pinkston, Rock Hudson, Jay Whitcomb. Xt' When Safety Fails Cur Bones Become Frail. RlGHT: Mr. Bobby Lawless, a newcomer to ORHS, aids students in drivers' education and typing l, while adding his support to the Masquers as technical direc- tor. His high interest in sports, obtained at E.T,S.C., is supple- mented by his basketball refereeing. LEFT: Carolyn experiences her first ticket issued by Sergeant Lawless-Badge li-f7l4. RIGHT: Mr, Green, a most versatile teacher, instructs students in health, physical education, and American history. During the summer rects playground activities. He coached the high school tennis team for several years. LEFT: As we live and breathe? Hey! Who's got the ball? 38 months Coach Green di- ,g,,W,.,c....--' ,,.,.-.nw V. 'if Mrs. Cooper, who teaches health and physical educa- tion, sponsors the Bowling Club, and is nn ardent camera bug. Besides her hus- band, she has a part-time boarder, Old Sain, a bengle vp' hound. With her love for sports comes her trial and error method of water skiing. Was it a strike, Pat? Professional hands are ready to roll. BOWLING CLUB FIRST ROW, Sitting: Linda Clark, Rich- ard Thomas, Glen West, Dick Osburn, Treasurer, Tommy Hummel, President, Pat Mclntyre, Secretary, James West, Sue Akers, Kathleen Kidd, Sara Sneed, Ronnie Pitts. SECOND ROW, Standing: Keith Mason, Brenda Smith, Buster Dun- can, Jim Jarvis, Bobby Roberts, Jim Baker, Bob Cassell, Lou Ann Harris, Dewey Strickland, Charles McKelvy, Signe Meservey, Don Walton, Gerold Wagner, Ted Burger, Helen Thomas, Jim Helton, Pat Perryman, Burton Berry, Beverly Stines, Donna Morris, Steve ' Cristy, Becky R-rid, Bt-rmiid B' ltw, But After We're Whole We're Read to R II Physical education and health teacher, Miss Gottshall also sponsors the Leaders Club. She is a hiking enthusiast and can often be seen heading toward the Smakies for a weekend hike. She coaches basketball for the First Methodist Church and hopes to goto Europe this summer. Q Expressing themselves through music and dancing, the Modern Dance Club displays their talents in the Pops Concert. -P0 Members of the Girls' Tennis Club pose, complete with racquets and happy grins. Fore! yells Kathy-better duck! 353 I if C3 nfl, rt, il ,ii f H Foils at rest, the Fencing Club strikes a forrnidoble pose. Steady, Steady, HOW-gleetul Club giggle os their whole world if he doesn't snap that to collapse 'f m . . '2 . J f r -- I i ' L -e ' -- .L Q! ffzff Mr' --12 im 'Ti ii - , fswi ,- 2' wi- ,, . . '. H , --. C -5. Elbows hi h, the Archer Club takes coreful mm. 57, if ., -- - cm, is . ze- 951 ., 9 Y , . .- w' ff - -Y ..,,, M f - rlrrl me it C 1 as we ' Q vi ' -,., A . ls 1 Happiest when putting his boys through the rigors of conditioning, Mr. Jack Armstrong does his iob with on abundance of enthusiasm. His experience in Lenoir City, the Service, and at the University lines him up for coaching our leflm. Mr. Bordinger contributes his coaching ability to physical education and football. Outside of school he operates the golf rcinge. He believes that golf is o sport in which everyone should porticipote. he jf M. ABOVE: Mrs, Murlhrl Swrzsey, girls' gym cmd heulth Teczcher, keeps very lousy sponsoring The Modern Dance Club. She has Token The club lo perform in Clinton Und dl E.T.E.A. in Knoxville, Having ni green? love for lhe outdoors, she :md her frirnily fczke frequent trips lo the luke to swim ond wmerski. Spirited Competition Made Lls Alert and Watchful Soccer Und hockey are Two of our most sporlive ye? dangerous games involving not only sticks and skillful handling of the bull but also fast Thinking Administration The demonding work required of on odmin- istrotor necessitates time for reloxotion, Mr. Cushman likes to spend the summers ot his lodge in Conodo. Here in Oolc Ridge he finds television on enioyoble ond restful pastime. Remodeling his home plus playing on occasional gome of golf oFter other diversions. Two million dollars' mln scientific notation x 2 Thot is the exocting business of Mr Fox ond his excellent stoft He keeps tobs on oll occounts of the school system BELOW Mrs Futz secretary to itperinten dent Cushmon is respon s e many woys for the smooth running ond etticient operotion of the odmtnistrotive of tices W-f ABOVE The INO moin executives with their smiling faces ore on one of their frrquent tours which keep them informed about the ost moving poce of Ook Ridge High School 43 Our osststont superintendent Dr Thomas who once taught shop now spends his time in the bug shop helping run the Ook Ridoe School System He has been the Assistont Superintendent for the post three yeors Dr Thomos is quite o corpenter ond hos done o lot of remodeling to his home but reolly the Thomases biggest toy ond postime is their boby born lost November Nm-V, At 85 words per minute Mrs. Tate takes the words from Mr, Dunigan speaks and leads us at school, while at home OU' P lnClDUl'5 m0UllW- he becomes official tix-it-yourself man with electrical gadgets and appliances. His interests in this area are particularly aimed toward remodeling his home. ATIIX l-IIN.-Xl EIlIlllNllxA FIA INIIKXA - viral f,,f:f:w,fr , - Anna, to create friendship and understanding Through pictures, presents us with a vivid picturama of her coun- try. 44 Besides helping students with difterent activities, Mr. Vayhinger becomes a Groucho Marx without a cigar, a razzing bowler and can be found at a piano after school hours. Administration The Boys Club as well as the boys of ORHS has M Wilson Lndsey a counselor H helps e arrange schedul s sclve social and scholastic prob lems While rot helping one of these groups he may be camping fishing or hunting with his own boys Since people are his chief concern during the summer you will probably hnd him attending workshops on Human Relations X With a friendly smile Mrs Ketron drives horneward otter o busy day in Oak Ridge As head of the guidance de partrnent she divides her time between 8 grade schools 2 gunior highs ond ORHS One of Mrs Ketrons main interests rec ntly like rnony others has been remodelin her home Guidance Iowa test results are ln' ,f- 2,4-if Swing your partners strikes a happy familiar ring In the ears of Miss Latimer Square dancing as well as ballroom dancing occupies much of her time when away from the daily routine ot guidance l ,ff J Giving tests and guid ance is only part of the lit f Miss Margaret Barnes T Gnd her n terviewlng seniors advls Ing the Student Council giving the committee O helping hand is not un usual Atter four PM she may be found enter taining visitors the Altrusa Club, or working with the Mental Health Association or the Y.W,C.A. Still she has time to travel, attend Stu- dent Welfare Workshops, and to attend o seminar in New York City. Undercover Girls For Smooth Running Mrs Lucky records the number of absences each day On the average re are 20 Tc dues or Q of e stu ents Sf at the students a e a sent and when the Hu bug rs a ound 150 of the students are absent 4' f 'M Zz' The Student Councrl nr nutcs d rty but rn Cl cc ref urst ofthe stu r f kocp Mrs rng to cxnstate our handwrrtr Moncy moncy nancy' By the end f the year Mrs Chrlstransen vvrlt ave handled S150 OOO OO through recerpts S OO OO Worth bus tic ets 3 OO OO worth f senror rrn s S5 OOO OO through canccssrons and 51 separate accounts through the athletic department 46 csrdcs being tht omclat regrstror Mrs Reynolds rs ID chargc at trans scrrnt rc rstratron persona an dass mes W' Cafeteria 750 pounds of mem, 300 pounds of pofmoes, 150 poumds of cabbage, 2 cases of Woftuce, C1 crmc of celery, 3 bushels of CIIJQXGS, Q1 bushd of oranges, 40 poumds of LDUHCIHCISUFH Not omfy do our mirado- vvorkirwg sfcnff prepare ull This food in one Week, but they do i1 so well H101 The exCeUemce of The food cxlwuys brings c1dwu'img comments from visiiors. W 'I Left To Right: Mfs. Scsby cliewwrw, Mrs Juynei, rmd Mas. Mcwm ROW 2: My Hardin, Alf Tw w 5 udw Mrs, PUTTQVSOH, Mrs. MQMHMV1, Mm. Worwwrxfk, and MVS. McSvvum. ROW 3: Mm. Johnson 15 5'Jf Hd Mrs Tumef. NOT WCTURED: Mu: JmwsQ1vwdMrS,Svw'i1M. s. Wi- K., H li 4 ,i 'fn Mr Gales dunes ms head cusfod xo ore vurled U :ly mn n Tenonce IS buf one p rl' of his Los yeors elecfrlcol penses were 510000 52l00 was spent for water Mrs. Vernon's job of helping wifh The upkeep of fhe school is o difficult losk, ORHS contains 24,000 square feel of gloss, ond losf year S2l0O was spenl lor replacing broken windows. 5375 wos used for main- Tenonce of The wafer founfoins. Mr Kesferson and Mr Glles make the lost sloke of cool Afier consumlng S8 OOO worth of cool los? yeor ORHS converted to gos heal. lllllillln lr . ,L Ap M, fl l lv f . , :W S ge ls 3 l 5 3 5 ., ,R Z , , , 0 gl W f f W a ! ,w : X K M? V K 1,-:fm .f .Mn , 4 my.,,,l, ., .11 . , P gc? 4, A 5P'r?,i5I'5f' - , iq. L, fe Q 2 fiaf ,, W -wglfffilskkli f 5 f5Q'5 A' , Y -. Ar aw :sri L' f X l I :J - f 'gy S: H 1 4 '.,-Aff I U ' 'Ti9'41g!,k ee,,,, 6 , 4 1 6 Eli? is ,inf -..-....... 2 l 'Wick is I 5 'E ,, W ,. , ,wif ,V A-,, z ..,, 1, , M I T. nd Miss Oak Ridge High School Mike Sonnen and Mary Lou Sewell 5 X l '9 Al-1 -,,,,,......... r.. r-' X41 Q w,f '? 9' FEV, M ' 4 ,Ali it ll , Q i . ri xfkffbt X 5fi:,g- ,i-ff P? Most Handsome Boy and Most Attractivk Girl Lionel Wilde and Dianne Smifh , ibm . L R F I . Uhr , -,,,.,......----- ,,,...........------ . .....-------r N....,........-.----- Mogt Likely To Mary Helen Battle and Most Executive Girl and Boy Barbara Wilder and Mike Harris , 1 'J if , ' ? 'Qi 1' XY x sl ' 1, , Q N.. 0 fir '-Q. i 3' A s ' X' 6' 4 E ' ' V,,f '4fu1-f f' Affgf' if , af.. Ai, fb4 0 T Wittiest Boy and Girl Bill Matthews and Betty Morgan ff .W aAmuM MQW Most NEUTRCN K RYPTON Ag, vi . WQWS .M 45 1' .- 'g wk M5314 J Femlnliiiew Girl Woodard 'QQ Friendliest Boy and Girl Rock Hudson ond Nancy Aurin in PM-sg, :CN Seniors . . . President . . . Treasurer .. Secretary Vice-President 3, KJ I. 2, 3 Dcmwii KeI7lwAdr1'vS Fvolyn Murgluermr Addrwrholdi Domdd Brxbbs Bmlwfrrcx Bfxgwvw W, K 009 Mow EMM Mf-Xander M:'i'1V'1fAlm 'w,w ,FU w Ncxmy June-V XXUVIU KQVWCIM FHJIJ' fxYf,-pmrwclr-w H xrrvsfw fxzwmfaoff CVIIOMXH JQWH Ayf' S ' J. Niik Bnluw Wc1rNfI'1 Lfw Bmrrirwgc-r Joyu: E. Brel! Bf1'l7f1r':fvw:' i5'1V wgfr Nx1:',fHr-1911Hvfflr' BlNR:1y B6-fry 1?- may-n-ag, ww-vi' . 'E+ ' :M E I4 MQ V 095+ 'W --Hb ' 1 r N ' , ,jig -' sf.. ' ' f kk in . 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WY' .., .V Y u' 4,1 A 'I-mf-il, A lf l 2 fe, ,IW NH Q -+51 Robert Lee Cook Martha Ellen Coots David Gale Cottrell Kenneth Roy Coots William Lowe Copeland Sandra Coulter S 0 Mary Anne Cummings Lila Raye Davis Carolyn Ruth Deliort Jerry Davidson Betty Jane Defenderfer Jimmy Allen Delozier QQ' Q - 'M 1: 1 is w 'Qkfvjf ,Z J , ,A: A ,. , - 105,21 3 Q 1 f 4: g .. ' A ,K , ,A use ,Q - A f -W fm . if , . 2 ,Zi ' m n 1,8-. 1' ' - :' m, v 3 - . Lx.k , '- 1 Aigifiil 4 his ' 1' I 1' 1 Arm f-1 G1 ww A x r C ' 5 , . Seniors U :Mmkw l1!uw.-, f .VGQVQW any ,.,.. wk vf Vs ,, , 2 'PEI' N, l' I my 1 MMR NH! QM Howard Leigh Gerilw Barbara Raye Gillespie Nancy Violela Grigsby Diane Marlene Hahn Pa? Lou Gilliland Lewis Ds-an Gragg Margarp-T Lenora Hall Nellie Hall , wif Nancy Josephine Gran? Guyda Green Norma Jean Graves Frederick Paul Gresky Seniors Norma Kay Hall Joe Hampton Donald Ray Hammett Judy E. 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M... yi Nod RN:-1' J SW- UM,-rw Jrvrirm Jrwwyih Bryfm Ke-Hey I4wx'tvy Fwggwrw- Kvvrw--dy Noun: Flys? vw K,-wwH I5ffvr1Kn'15fe- W1vw:,f5,xwm11v Kcrwdlg HJ Hd Vwxxrxi Kr-PV S 0 Gwendolyn Kwwg P 1 F 1 'V 1 - U EI 'V '- lu ' :fl T Aww x wr! K V3 JV4r1'n41LU1'11r vimy w M1','Lm- Pfwox 1'rmf 'uN X :mi . turf, 1 'Fig 905. 'e in Mf1 7fCflwll,'m LFIVVVWOYCUX Hwfwxh-Hx Lngvv ' Mwwlf' 'x!v'wWH1m lfwymflwxw If-my Timmcus Lymion f4ifwf1'wVf, .ull-1 'ur' ', :l'1', -W 1 I' nv. 1' f.f:rw1,vw ' ff 1 W S ' Mm'xfA,f'n J'xnQ?Mc110rM,t fwsrwr' Kf-Nw Mfxxfm 1 fig fwr' VWM 'yr Nfuwy YH'-vw MCNMM 'f.'wUNL1! Rflbevi MLlVTW fu , , X :T', .u Xp' '1,m- N' Agygb' y- ff ' S ' VCR:-,V S :Pi 'IIN '5- 5 .,m gy L P I fs., ii? ghwhr aka! Q. Je-.mr Arm' NCC. law Hdsfvcnd Meadows, lr. BNI MGTTFWWS f24m1u'm MwHw Seniors L11 ', C::'.' '- w iivffx' Fwy Morgan Aim-E'wf1hg-H: Moron fwwc lwwYf.51L1rw 554335-w.Qf -'Q if wxggg- wi: - QW A ww-+316 KVA, 5 , if Y, ,-. I 3 Ls . . 'Y -. ' if It 6 - ' g is f i I' ' p g' 5 A Nlimit, ,-'uw J'W'M'r' Funny MIHW Umm M F-Joss PM WMI A' mold Moss Ck grime Eu mm Mxtdwci w 1 f A Rftu-11,1 QQ-:fu fx,GC'L Jm'wuYTCM'xL'N.1rvLfsWOf5 7lns1v'Cw JN Q' MLMW 'Q , ,J . 'E if ,Quas- .sf I me , 5 2 ,, is YN nn- , 5. . V x if f F WZ? 4 M ummm-.QQ Q W wmv' W -an 'Q' an 755 if, N5 FVGDCCS JUN? Neelelf John Wmkcriield Norris, Jr. PHVSY Climne O'NGCIl Potricio Lynn NOlOV1 Dorwild kiiqfaiwe Ogfeslvy Slwlby Je-Ori Orr Bill Parker Phill Kermit Parker Seniors Jerry Roger Parsons Hiiglv MQNQQI Peacock Jhi Q Yi 73 ? . lvlv U Paul lzclwmcl Pcml John Edward Penn nQg '27, ...M iii William Hershel Overbey Evelyn Ann Owens Pcmicio Ann Perisworili Charles H. Perritt gi , ai 1 'M 1 W ,,,x ., , gg 1 X --.wma 3 R Tr 'wvy flux' PUC- '- BL'VQ!'!'f LOU PE: 'U77N if-my DW .Uv P1- ,,m-H lnl 'QS Vw 'Tw P' '13 v sf 1 .ru , V. J 43- 00 X ,,, V :wif fx, 1 F' xr cv Sue P1'v1Nlpp1 J'-.'Ym,fzm ,x gum: Pwrf' Evufww Yvwgjrurl FOV .Hi 13 Seniors bf., g SQA '96 --if Q K A 'IW-'v Fw-ww D:srreHFf4Wc1rd Pufzer K :YNM V' F' P T W' Rul:wur1Aww U muy, P .P Um rx:-P if 'f'3J3x xx 1 If i A 5,--4 1 . 'if -vu-nga Som.: Jo Romer James Titus Rwvixff WM NHlmm Roy Samford ,xr y Hlzcdnrth Scmdu Jon -4-ala. Jcxmcrs Leo Rfrrmeer Xvchw lurmv, Riikoh J'ZV'PfXfHC!1Cli3! P--,fn 'Mi' 3.11 H',vvm'c'f ROLL-rw' S ' CQ:'c1ymJc1nceSovc1f1f- lwrry Eriwm Sfiwhc Avrlwv' Louii Sfhippm JudyUwLr1iueTM Sdwlif 5 'K A ---4' ,gf M' H -'QI 'nun ,, s-...Hunt 'WF .Y 2 'Q .LQ -i.Q y ,ANY ,ik Y f. K Q 'im-f ludy Roberts C Vf::1c'wY'., fum Rose BWOH Rxchurd SCOH Flxzobvth PCl1I'fCiG SCOH V M ,E - - Eg if Iig ff N355 ,wi primer-J '25 'MMM ,.-.u.-wa, Vimcwh? C. Secvjuii Mary Louise Sewell levy Sheiiori JOi'iW if-'iiif'y SEWUS Gifgvzcm Befrmco Shi-hom Jumw, David Siivoy S ' Dcmxid Liwyci Simms Bra-ricio Mriys Smiih Hfxiold Aiiimmri Smith Krizm Fai, Smciiiic Dmvme iiixaxcyuih Smiih PQ:hiLiC1MrmSmirh Qu Joseph Nelson Simmons lxmiw Mihch Simmons Pmsy Lac' Smith Som Nui! Sm-od 'ES' Y, .1 fi- E I M l ,ff-li fy , wr., xi r K Lea. qwn 'ff' 'KEY' 1' 13' Miclwd Smmcn DOH Specxi Vfnrolyu lf,:eHSprr1y Charles Franklin Stc1nford,Jr Nmfofd Crmer Spnmgier ff: w,',' fp-'M Y?'1V7f1!'IRC!',' SMUSOUS J y ST:1P1e-y S O Ronnie Plum! Sf'lU!x'fiJH Buff-rH RUM Sfirweff, Ermfx iwmm Srrcwl Jfzfmrw Tbfmwcw SIQVCFS KSVf ',l Aww bfom' PHYML5 SUVUYYWVY David Reese Sutliff Loreim Leigh TGVQ qi fuk 4 3- .P S X K ? K, 'e.,., - ' 4 EQ '15 'X' af if ag . , ' , if Q 2 X 3 , 1-sig, .f f f x 1 , E K, an 'M , , mmf xif A DOM liayc- Tefvy Janice Hwzabmh Terry Dowd Dsvmimi Vim Hoa? Wmifrad RQQHQNIQ Wlalbrccht John Charks Tillery David Edward Thamaismw Bcity Cara! Timmpscn Linda Aww Thomas Walter Noi!! Thamasson Rxdvwd Swv UrwJuwx.wd Seniors Ja RuTiwWa1dcn Thomas Ciwadus VVaH Ndfvon Daughs VV'c1V1m5 Navvcg JK-.ww VVQ-gms Mary Margaret Watson Ewvdy K.1Hwr1mo NNQIHQ X ,H all Y Freidu Wccdurd Jerry Luwson Wooten News Sue Wlorihingron Anno Lounge Young S ' The Senior Class of l958 if 'r s f- f 1 1 ffx tt T A s - s -f th P 11, 4!1i b'nz,,i , up 2 I ,Q , . . , ., H -. . I . V ,.1,,-A,, R 5 euq A Q' .. .,- e w,iL iq' Aw 7 K V c V l T 54 l Q' l l ' W 1 M Beyond the Peaks of Effort Lies Success. This, the senior motto, perhaps best expresses the thoughts and ideas of our graduating class, Through the years this class has met many ob- stacles, gained knowledge by the experience, 1 r ,. J, and moved on toward Its flnal goal gradua tion. But now the group pauses looks back on M, these efforts, and turns again ready to tace those peaks of effort and prove that tt has W M-fpuzfff ' the stamina to gain success that lnes beyond H N, -,..4'ez?4Q, . J is9f5?w...g,,, ,,. .aM29 vi 'iff Juniors D d Borrefr . VceP d ni e Huffman . .. T cz er rio Willionws .. S etc y J Ckie Pope .. P de 1 xv , I 0 A 'R KUN w x IM J ' v,-h lvfiad . Juniors Margariie Abrams Jim Adams Nola Agee Sue Akers Sue Alfred Shirley Allen Mary Allison Chip Alrngren Barbara Anderson Pal' Anderson Danny Arms Ellis Arnold Phil Ashburn Phil Ashcrafi Ed Bagley Herschel Bailey Linda Bailey Glenda Ballew Pai Ballew John Banla Jean Barker Linda Barker David Barrel! Woody Barwick Gail Beasley Paul Becher Ben Beckham Wayne Berkley Ruth Bernstein Burton Berry Gail Birdwell Keith Bissell Jimmy Black Barbara Blackwell Joyce Blalock Jamie Blevins Merrill Boaiman Sylvia Boles Tommy Bowers Nancy Bowman Nancy Boyd Carolyn Bradshaw Mike Brady Wayne Brooks Wesley Brothers Beverly Brown Eugene Brown Martha Brown Bobbie Bruce David Burkhart Doug Cameron Doyle Campbell Jack Campbell Jeitia Campbell fi - A ,, 7 rs, will I 'I'-'Sl' 'ai' 1 Y M ui 1 fr f-ff-,si 232' FW ii 'gl ' -err ,yu W. ,fe C pq fr W: , ,a.,v. e We we may f if 'I'-K' mf' wqaunlv' el , x 1 .M sf 5 255 1 C X' -l1w f .fa G- 37 ,, Z 5,-1 . .M , 58, 1 QNQMQ Bw! -ff' F me .5 if Qu' ,Y mi Vw., 1, 5 , ' WE' x 3 'v- AV ,.,. - Q .Q H V . , X. + Q W? I 3 'S .,.. 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E 2,-,Li w J,, 71 'ff 7- ' :'A2' M Juniors Beverly Ccmlrcll Eycr'cTtCnm1wsll Nancy Cord Dolls Cortoe Alfvu CUVVQA C-'1volCc1vfer B1cr1dc1Cu5Tle Pm Cizsllomun 5G'l3C1ly1C.!l'EVl J: Ann Cx1'.:5lo Ann Cowtlwomc- Dllmo Cimrwfcgy R355 Clurlx Rolplw Clough Suslm Cowxpfgn Murulyn Connolly Jfxmos Connor' S.xrc1l1C0pclmmd lupplc Collam Bolnluy Cornet? BllICoUl1er Lcwmdux Cox Bc-cky Crowley .lowes Czcosmon Stephen Culsty Sylvlu Cromer Jimmy Culp Kwon Duyis Moly Beal Doyls Palsy Doyis Anim do Loguno Janie Dolozler Jcrvy DL-v'vylN2r'r'y Elolrve Do Simone Rhea Dlomond Koy Dillon Carol Dodson Bcxrbzrro Domrld Dcwld Drydovv Sammy DUUGH1 Howard Duvme-lnoclxo George Euvvm Bob Eslwlomcm Dum: Estubrook Dorothy Follz luxury Forwslw JL-my Vos-lm Prim- lover lll1.:l9ullvGX1lmx Tom Glxlluvdw PmGo1l1w.m Dn1yiLlGx1llL:pN Jimmy Owllmm .lirwvvy Glrix nqf- Juniors Danny Grimth Eleanor Groeniger Gwen Guinn Lauralee Gunter Linda Guy Owen Haddock Rena Jo Hall Frances Harmon Ann Harris Jerry Harris Lau Ann Harris Sonya Hart Linda Harter Don Hastings Janis Hatmaker Pat Hatmaker Roberta Hawkins George Hellman Ronnie Helms Jimmy Helton Charlotte Hemperly Pat Higginbotham Janet Hightower Marion Hudson Don Hill Faye Halbert Judy Holley Anita Hollingsworth Frances Holloway Frances Holly George Holt Martha Hood Tommy Howard Jane I-luFlrnan Sandra Hunt Paul Huray Brenda Hurd Wilda Hurst Tony Hutton Becky lrwin Patsy Jackson Bill Jago Geraldine Jarrett Buddy Jenkins Bernard Jesse Priscilla Johnson Vic Johnson W, H. Johnson Allen Jones Mary Tarleton Jones Patricia Jones Ronnie Jones Becky Keaton Phyllis Keck dk 4 X' Q 4-fm Q 4:1 'i'?',. ll . if ,, I ,fe 2 Mfr ig-ff F A c-.dw ze fig wi? W., , N ' X024 ICQ, v r, .av W NW. K-l.,, L L M' 'Q K 'N J 'Aff . H: --Jp: , , 4,55 K 153.31 A , 713' :5 ,mm +7 , -. if . s W ? J A 0.14 , Ni 14, .3 Q 1 E -L x ff!! J 7 HICIT' V1 , Q Y-N-an nd' , xxx' xg . I .1 JU' wil -aw b A 'V . A .V V Q lr' , ff ' V fm? 5 , an if fa 1 , . A Q W, W 5 1 HU ff' P ' 523 i fr ' 3 -Q ki .K , '- , -- 'fa' Ai ., - ,,,. YLA52, 1 xg. K 2 1 Z if f i fl 3. i A ma' L f i .Q- Q E W f-fx 513. -':.: M yiknk I ...w.,k 'Wx JK aw ,. 4 'N I vw Q a .4 'WP ,N wx 5-mg V1 fl 1 . 'NV I bn '1 -5 . Vk at V LX 'b ., 1 .QM N , ..- ,ff nz WN fi Lf, ,hi 'Q un- A ff? HE ,iikiq ., Y ,jp Llffff if ur- f 1 4. ww. 'W :Pau 'Alf' -nrwff 2 Y kim NS if-'m,,,l Af ,Hiya in 1 , 616 if may me Us , ,- .fi-, '62 is . ww 'L ,n il V' Y or 'Q ' a vw ...ng 'QS PL vw... ill' Lfg Q M we L P -in ,vm f 5 k ., ,i i :-.': vel 1 fuwihg ,s '-4-Q41 ,F L ..,. ,,A L ? 4? uuzz 3 my -.W avvr reg- ' L o f L 'Z V ,4-Iwi, if JN' Juniors Billy Keele Brenda Kelly Leslie Kent Sally Kenyon Helen Kerr Kathie Kerfesz Carolyn King Fay Kirksey Kay Kirksey Norma Jean Kiser Dick Kitchen Sandra Knoch Relrna Koffman Diane Kosfal Mirvine Kylcer Steve Langdon Lewis Lanier Barbara Legan Bill Lewis Brenda Lewis Jimmy Lewis Renee Lisser Eloise Livesay Gary Love Jimmy Love Eddie Lynch Ronnie Lyndon Judy Malone Richard Maney Barbara Mann Joyce Marlin Patsy Mayes Signe Meservey Marilyn Miller Virginia Miller Kailnryn Mills Kirlc Mills Wilson Mills David Moore Mary Moran Janis Morgan Joan Morgan Barbara Morris Judy Moss John Murray Jerry Muslim Dennis McCarthy Ann McCarty Jackie Mclnlyre Jimrny McKay Alma McKinney Mona McNair Bobby McNees Jimmy Nobles Juniors N7 n P Bai lsarzi Nelson wggjef Brenda Newsome H .QD X Jerry Nicely ,ci Jcronic Norton , ,pf Curiie Nunnery ei Oldl 1. rf r fl. M . Dowain Oliver ,S Zh., K Sain Owens iii? mf T15 'i K D' k O b 1 if s ornc W ,ax W b I I Y ,Y ii i A ' 4 x Susan Oyerslreel XKNW V an M ,J K Doris Panler 7 ' -, ' ' Barbara Parker My S J. is Angola Parsons ff' Ju , Ig 1 in-4 ' Tom Parsons D na V VN.. Delores Pale Q ' -'A' 5 W K John Polrick ibm' 'hzy fs ' Susan Peach f K A if fi Gerry Perry ' Pai Perryman . ' I 'M' .leg Pelerson 7 I gg , H Jean Phillips y J 3 4? J ,, - Peggy Philpoi '53, ii Y, ,fig ,msn 3' in g 5 Jean Pickard ,:f, '7b'lmp J 41 any ii :ig ' ' ' :ig ue1 'F Conrad Pierce J QV? J fr' AI ' f- Johnny Pinkslon 1 Q Cocilc Pins Ronnie Pills Frank Pollard Jackie Pope Ronnie Poleet Jerry Praler SuAnn Preston Harry Pruden Roberl Quimby Carolyn Ragan Jolene Rains John Ed Ralston Charlone Rompley David Ravagc aff' ,Mali ,umm ll1 'n Bill Ray f' ' f'4' W vm' Sharon Ray Paul Reece Nancy Anne Reed Carolyn Renoau Jackie Rhymes u..wn-AY' , s ' 'M K Carol Rich ' Larry Richards Lillie Mae Roach ,, K, Q., Gene Rolnorls Zz YQ. l- K, f 1 Palsy Robinson ' ff '19 -,N M - . 'W' v- 'v' A3 N. a Lf? Ronnie Rose , C-:S I X Rv' Af Philip Rounsaville 1 K7 yi K' rx-,.:4 nh...-ll i .. A l R1'a......afi .li ,vang .W ... 4,7 g1,..3f it f -w M R A Q M3 ,Q 5 pf? . ww ,gl A mga , rm W an 'F 3 I, SM, I 1 Q :J-rv Y -A in N ,,, ag! J ,Qin 'Mi Nl? 4 'r mm ,,,....-r fan.. 3 if .E -'nk W3 Q 1? Aww' ia? F ,..: i 7 . 1 1 . 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Shannon Faye Sharp Judy Shoarin Ann Shuey Jerry Shumalcer Bill Sidner Eddie Sipe Lois Smith Gwen Snead King Spoinhour Wriyne Sproles Juanita Stephens Sylvia Stephens Wilmo Street Carolyn Tate Bobby Thomos Steve Thornton Bille Sue Tlirower Nancy lifhenor Cori Tipton Pat Troutman Peggy Turner Philip Twitty Richard Ulm Ralph Vowell Dorothy Waddell Carolyn Walker Gorner Walker Dixie Wqxllcer Sondra Wollcer Woodrow Wall Shoron Walton Tod Woylfiiwd Mary Jo Webb Evans Weber Layonrie Wells .loy Whitcomb Sandro Whitten Bill Wier Ronnie Wier Glorio Williams Ronnie Williams Ruth Winslet? Marie Wolfe Betty Woodward James Wright Tulmoge Young Like atoms, our iunior class is composed of many different elements, Atoms Take part in chemical reactions, juniors make preparations for The JuniorASenior Prom and ialce part in Siudeni Council, li I 3 I t . It A E X i I ' 1' X JUNIOR KEY COMMITTEE SITTING: Gloria Williams, Jane Huiman, Frances Harmon, Linda Seyfried, Barbara Tichenor, Eleanor Groeniger, Sharon Roy, Geraldine Perry, Virginia Miller. STANDING: David Ravage, Jo Ann Cavosie, Tommy Parsons, Ed Bagley, Dick Kitchen, Elaine De Simone, Barbara Nelson, Brenda Newsome, Jane? Hightower, David Borreii, Johnny Parsons, Ann Shuey, Shirley, Bobo Herring, I an Q6 ...,.,h.,, IVVA P Nb f P .IO 6 Sophomores fl Q X ' K Mory Catherine Davis .... Secretary K Bill Mounf ........... President A rw Judy Grizzell . .... Treasurer I N Gordon Bornord .. Vice-President S X 0 Q Sophs Sandy Abston Judy Adderholdt Jerry Africk Mary Ainsworth Eddie Alexander Jeanette Alexander Eleanor Allison Robert Alred Peggy Anderson Arthur Asmanes Donald Avery Carol Bailey Jeaninne Bair Carolyn Baird Tommy Baker Sue Ballew Gordon Barnard Betty Gay Barnett Danny Barrentine Butch Beckett Diane Beene Bernard Belew Sue Blevins Bob Boggs Adele Bonham Linda Barkowslci Scott Boswell Jay Bowles Mike Bowles Sandro Boyd Nancy Bradley Jerrie Brady Anne Brazda Ann Breeding Steve Bremart A an 1 '-4-.ag 'R -16.,5. I, x I :ax W , .K, .1 kkn K .,,, itll -A flllll fn' P XN V . it s ii as , .. t l: ,,f.: V mir, ,E?., if. , my was , tsr' ' tfyr , W ' 4 Q L Y AM 'B' ' ' ' wx . , i':Ei -. 0 A -1 i i ' ' ii O J tfa,.v.F11a till 1 ' iiiiil iiiiii i A e f' ff ea. 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Craig Nancy Craven Sheila Crawford Howard Creasman ' out J Don Creekrnore Kenneth Daugherty N Ethel Davis Mary C. Davis Norman Davis Eddie DeLong Arlene Dick Charlene Dixon Charles Dollins Steven Doyle Tommy Dykes Joyce Edwards Joyce Elkins Judy Ellis Mark Elson Susan Emlet Sam Enochs Sandra Erickson Nick Fielder Ned Flack Beftye Forkum Ralph Frey Sandi Friits Jarnsie Foltz Charlotte Gaither Joe Galbraith ,. ix i xxx! w ,Jr 1 nl I A - A ix 4 I ah if 1 5 A F EEL 60 M ,f if Q Q or -A E 5 . .. 'K 7 N-rw ' il D E ' .C J it J f r g- L3 ,W fr l x r we , if il A V 1 wi cs . Ie. w 99 fi ' .. 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Loving Tommy LUTTS Suzan Lyons Bobby Madewell Eddie Maeyens Joanne Mahoney Faye Malone Slwella Manning Donald Manloofh Doug Martin Karen Martin RlCllC1lCl Martln Panwla Masclo Fred Mason Larry Mason Bully Meeks Slwirloy Miller Ray Milclnell Aprll Mohr Mwke Moore Marvay Moore Palsy Moove Jim Morelz Vllruyne Morrls Soph John Morrison Bill Mount Ronnie Muenzer Celia Murphy Janice Myers Candy MacPherson Larry McCullough Gerald McFarland Marian McGill Charles Mclielvy Bobby Jean Mclemore Martha McLeod Pat McNabb Sherry McNabb Nancy McNeil Julia McRee Harry McWade Lessie McWhorter Emily Neal Charles Nelson Chris Nelson Paul Neumann Leon Newton Larry Nobles Elvenia Nolan Sharon Norman Chuck Ochiltree Bob Oclen Phyllis Okes Shirley Oldaker Betty Orrick Joyce Oxford Dorothy Pack Sandro Pair Phillip Parrett -M i 'JR ig- 9 ff T7 hu-....,. g csusk ' FM as ' x gi , Y in ,W N, is 3' A, rf, 1 -If J mf J ,G rl , i 9 -A . 3, C ,J If-J an 'fs . ,Q KSU i. W- A rg N It I . -ii. i 3? 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A .-- li? t V ,X ,h adrienne Sinclair M V VV ZX: 5 ynn Skinner 'f',fs 1 W3 , , -. Sue Smeclley , ' ',-.K l v Q Carolyn Smith . -A I I 2 George Smith 4 I l ,AS xiii 5 li rv ,S V Joyce Smith , Robin Smith V Vernon Smith e 'V I Linda Snowden g Q , J 2 E iz- - Danny Spector H V Q' S 'lf' -it is t ff S iz Barbara Spencer Nh 'V 5 Margaret Spencer My -. y ge' David Stansberry ' A I ff Billy Stephenson ' 5- i Mike Sticher S ,ij I 1 if , Y '5 Dewey Strickland Q ' ,essay Linde Stokes V . K A Jig' Kenneth Stone ,K discs I S ' LW Stow . J riii JOY Stout ,,.-- .t ' S' S E 5 t fi' ' ' W' if S ,fr It - X - f hifi ,f f ff D- if L Ns, Y x,,,., K xi yy vt S A S 3 ' S A 'S S yy r XA Q E, K W alll it lm Q it f i mkfnmr X 'fi ' Siii it ,. xii Xi, ml S w i f Jim Strauchman Bette Stubbs , Q Bill Sullivan ix Barbara Summer K Billy Summar SNL 'Sf nv ily' i J 'igjmj It TTQEW . if will A T 'T 1 l r g X T H ,T .., W? Ne' ' X ff : 1 ffl -2' fgrf . 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V 1 ,., , gtk i.A Z l LN 3 1 If Sophomores The sale ot Friendship Keys has been the big proiect of the largest class in ORHS, the sophomores. ln spite of sophomore tests, geometry, and being the baby class for two years, they have enioyed themselves. There have been football games, complete with rain and slush, narrow escapes at field hockey, the mad rush through lunch, and for some, drivers' licences. .gg ' Q I 04 'L-W . E Q P Q5 In , Awe, ,r ' f 5' if 'f wif! 106 How dull it is to pause, to make an end, To rust unburnished, not to shine in use! As though to breathe were life. Xt X X lf 5 Through the newly organized Fine Arts Club, the students can achieve the appreciation and feeling for literature, music, and art. Early familiarity with these subiects will add much to a success- ful and colorful life, The Fine Arts field is wide and ,contains many unexplored horizons. lt is constantly changing with an eye for past, present, and future. V' x The music and pantomime of the annual Nativity, presented in solemn religious fashion, cast a spell of serenity and inspiration over all. fi A L4 C 3 I 5.1 P4 2,1 7 4 . Q F1 ' v fa P4 5 Q W 7,4 r,4 54 V 4 t 25,4 4 R 4 P ti 5 iff?-5 , , 'ig 'J sg, 'v S J A '4 LEFT: The otticers ot the Student Council have a very responsible position as the otlhcial leaders and organizers of the Student Council. They help in carrying out the plans of the faculty and the student body. SEATED, L. to R. are Mary Lou Sewell, secretary, David Van Fleet, treasurer, Mike Simmons, vice president and Mike Sonnen, president. RIGHT: David Van Fleet, chairman, Bill Sullivan, Jim Adams, and Paul Gresky, members of the Budget Committee with their advisor, Miss Mary Frances Davidson, are chosen for their abilities in math. They aid the treasurer of the Student Council in tinancial difticulties. Aman.. s LEFT: These girls, Marianne Miller, Doll Spaas, Kathleen Postell, Jane Killebrew, Karen Bowman, Marguerite Adderholdt, and Glenda Ervin, shown with Mr, Dunigan, are the next thing to indispensable when it comes to checking out students, taking calls, and iust more or less running the reception ottice. TUDENT COUNCIL Mike Simmons, Bill Parker, Tappie Corbin, Jackie Pope, Doll Speas, John Land, Ann Harris, Tommy Pritchard, SuAnn Preston, Jimmy Wilson, Nancy Bowman, David Van Fleet, Mary Lou Sewell, and Mike Sonnen are members ofthe executive committee. From Left to Right, the members ot the Public Relcmtions Committee ore: Kothy Postell, Toppie Corbin, Sandro Whitten, Jockie Pope, ond Suson Ernlet, This convnittee is responsible for promoting good will between the school ond the public. Any visitor who wishes to view the school is shown call the points of interest. The Lost ond Found Committee receives ond Clossities oll orticles found so that owners may cloim them upon proper identiiicotion, The members ore: Doll Speos, Kothy Postell, ond Cloudc Gombrell. Dick Osborrte, Emily Neol, Virginio Keirn, Put Wliciley, Ronnie We l Ellis, iirk Mills, Lindo Seytricd, Johnny Lauderdale, Sheila Monnin ELL Rey Foye Malone. DO 3 Donce Committee-Lilo Dovis ond Miss Benson hove kept the doncing up to por excellently with the help of student teochers ond Mrs. Ethel Howell. The lotest step is being demonstroted by Kirk Mills ond Eleonor Muenzer, while Miss Benson, the sponsor, Frieda Woodord, Lilo Dovis, Hovvord Horn, ond Toppie Corbin show their delight. Corol Wqttson, Lindo Snowdon, Judy g, Bill Mount, Ann Eleftheriodes, Paul The responsibilities of the Assenilyly Cainniirtec include scheduling and advertising the school assemblies, evaluating prograrns, recording all pro- grams presenied, and rrainiaining high standards of audience courtesy. FIRST ROW: Judy Ellis, Barldara Wilde , chairman, Brian Miichell, Marlha Cardwell, Paul l-lurray, Dixie Walker, Paul Becher. STANDING: Virginia Keini, Miss Siansherry, spon- sor, Howard Horn, Lila Davis, Mike Harris, Elaine De5lmone, Mr, Lewis, sponsor, ld Bagley, Aynn Thurrnond, Miss Sworn, sponsor. The nirrnilzers of the Welcorning Conirnillee: Jane Haihelcl, Diclc Osburne, Patsy Robinson, Nancy Bowiran, chairinan, Ruin Bernsiein, Joe Hampfon and Kathie Kerlesz, wilh Their advisor, Mrs. Doris Rnynolds, and ihc lcieign exchange siuclent, Marla Alonso, are in charge cl securing The names al new siudents from The regisirar and acquainl- ing them with Qheir if-iichers, classrnales, and ac- liyilies of the school. Y Sorne iweniy hw: aciryiiies for The siudent body are scheduled and calcndaied lor The year and posted in all haineroonis lay the Aciiyiiies Coni- rniiiec. Joan Greer, Nellie Sharp, Ann Harris, chairman, Johnny Lauderdale, Gloria Willirlnis, and Sheila Miinning did the laoiwork of hnding the llnirz, place, and sponsor of each individual club. Pub Bridges, Charles Srarilord, Kaihy Pcsfell, Mike Hai-iz, Lil: Davis, Mickey Reynolds, Ch-istine Fuliz, Sonny Pruiff, Barbara Wilder, Marguerite Adderholdl. 1-If fig? 1 I is .2 L f 9 'lm if .El Q., -9 '9 u-ut-1-ulnswwur 'qu 1 rn l 33' ning, and Mt, Vciyiiingex, sponsor nf Sixtit row, tourtit sefxt on rite iettff These e tmtiiirrr words timt cone front the rnouttts it D11 id Fitcitp mick, Roy Vifitited, Mike Sirvwons Bciiiey Fliiien, Mike Brody, ob Cook, Howard Dunnebucke, Sonny uitt, chnrnnnn, Juckie Pope, Bobo Her- etterfner, vvifo usher us nt mssernb ct tho lies Miss Ceiincif, Pub Bridges, Prnnf-in Mrxscifx, ard Nancy Aurin, tite Buiietin Board Com' mittee, have done on excariicnt icb of f' ck fit ot rn: ing our 5 coi tfznctiwf by Cl change Ot buiietln boards for difteiert seqzsens and scnooi events. ine Junior Red Cross Committee octs ornong students os G promoter for the tnteinotionfzi Rod Cross. Their activities ore To Yoke Citorge of corn- ntunity drives in the school and to nmke party favors cmd decorations for the veterans' ond childrens hos- pitals. Sitovvn new cure Eieonor Gro- eniger, Carol Cnrtor, Sue Cantrell, Put Rutherford, Christine Fultz, Cor- olyn DeHart, Miss Gottsltoli, sponsor, Sondra Surnrney, Jirnnty Wiisorw, .lcon Wood, Carol Wcxtson, .leon Schiffman, Sondy Boyd. Nnncy Aurin, Dixie V.l1'kor, Irniiy Kny Wells, Hovvurd Horn, Kuren Davis, Bobby Cox, Jocm Greene, Dick Kitchen, Sandro Siittivm-y, Bicky Scott, Buiinmu Bfniionggn-I, John Seivers, Jounno Bums, Joe Hcintptori, Joan Vtfood, Mike Brody. ,1- 'ki' i CD C . ff Q 'qty ' 'G cf' y QM fer. 'ff Tffffsff fry ,dw 'V fy fa! ,Aff uf 1 fi .1 ui -' ..Q,f',,,1',-- ' ' SOCIAL AND RECREATION COMMITTEE, ROW ONE: Mary Moran, arbara Parker, Mickey Reynolds, Linda Seyfried, Patsy Mayes, SuAnn Preston, Claude Gamhrell, Price Foster. ROW TWO: Paul Huray, Steve Roxall, Ed Bagley, Kirk Mills, Rhea Diamond, Jane Hugrnan, David Ravage, Jules Roy. ROW THREE: Miss Thornton, Mrs. Laycock, Frances Harmon, Ann Ritter, Mervine Kyker, Mark Croxall, Jimmy McKay, Nancy Ann Reed, Wilson Mills, ROW FOUR: Bill Mount, Barry Bundrant, Eddie Maeyens, Aynn Thurmond, Karen Davis, Mario Alonso, Martna Brown. ROW FIVE: Tommy Parsons, Mike Sonnen. l 1 i i SEATED: Marguerite Adderholdt, chairman, Emily Kay Wells, Joanne Burns, Pat Whaley, Kathy Post- ell, Tommy Pritchard. STANDING: Mrs. Eugenia McGehee, sponsor, Robert Humphries, and Eddie ' Huffman. The Civic Wellare Committee busily improved the school for the students' benem by decorating for the Christmas season and conduct- ing a Courtesy Week, NATIONA H0 GR SOCIETY HONOR SUCIETY NATIONA The National Honor Society is one ot the X outstanding honorary organizations in the coun- try. lt recognizes those students who have excelled in its four main goals: scholarship, leadership, character, and service. Juniors and seniors are se- 9 lected tor membership. 4- 7 T7 f bi vu. Lila Davis, Secretary. FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Mary Battle, David Tharnasson, Lila Davis, Adrian Lawler, Paula Elza, Mike Sonnen, Tommy Pritchard, Mike Harris, Jerry Wilson, Marguerite Adderholdt, Joe Hampton, David Van Fleet, Brian Mitchel, Ruth Brosi, Mickey Reynolds, Charlie Stanford. 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Yi ga- V62 ,F 'i ky I W P6 www. irwgk ,,,, ' uw- E' ,.-MW W, gas Nm 'S' -sm lfflijs TQQHJS .W Kurk Mtlls Leslue Kent Larry Mason Lewls Lanter and Ronnle Helms THIRD ROW Cooch .lock Armstrong I7 C 7 f f' Qi' 381 ft, If ,far fr 5f'fz'-' Ronme Wter George Erwin Doug Mczrttn Chorles Croft Harold Whttson James Wyatt Rtchord U rn Eddie OL 1, 11 I1 NK '95 'lf' C Alexander Dowd Grove DeWazn Oltver C M Laycock Sarn Owen Claude Gurnlorell Eddve Jones Cooches I cj X K7 ff Don Bordlnger and Ira Greer' 7, ttf , ! 7 if f 1957 WILDCAT FOOTBALL SCHEDULE OPPONENT THEY Cllnton Knox East McMlnn County Knox South Johnson Cnty Young Cookevtlle Knox Fulton Chatt Central Issac Lnton frrdf- J7 KD ABOVE The Wtldcots powzrtul rnterferonce forms for Bobo Herrtng rms he shakes oft rx tnclclq r on the wing Dock reverse fCats shown are Bobo Mike Slrnrnons Dtve Fttchpotrtclc Roy Wlwzted Mtke Brady and Jtrn Cook LEFT Howard Dunnehaclce dtgs for mare yardage whale Dovnd Mutheny ond Buddy Parts af Cooke-vtlle hang on for the rude BELOW Th s lS one refxson why Bobby Mtcholl strtkes fear In the hourts of our opponents BELOW RIGHT Regardless of what you re thlnktng Bob Bonwaster of Young Htgh ts not tryxng ta stond on has heod but rather trynng to run over Jackte Pope 5 I 7 X 496 fmqtxx Eb we 1 S 1 jill . 4x g Q' A ff fffkiii zfs .. J , , Y . A' -'fi x ,iw ,Ak , gf g g g gm H , , - - A I fff - . -5 2 iiglffakg .f,.. ' K, . ', H Q?5? ,,5.1f Q1 V My ' 'V L , L - W ' 'Zi - 3 J, 7k-y S ' ' i Q 1 f I I 1 , 5 4 ' xo A ,fa lf' WD Hur -- 'i Q .QJ X, l Q, 0 , X QW M ei' v hi I lit .IQ Kf ' YXi'f'? ,gp Ys- 6 . - as F L5 5 George Dykes 5'-7' W Howie Moss af dx v i J .2 c, we H Nick Boker Lewis Lanier C .u X 'G Billy Buchcmon ,.-M ABOVE: Captain George Dykes, Coach Ben Martin, and Co-Captain Howie Moss discuss strategy betore a game. BELOW: Winston Russell, Larry Mason, Robert Aired, and three Clinton Dragons gaze intently at the ball, wait- ing for it to come down. BASKETBALL This year's basketball season went down in the books as the most success- ful in the history of the school. For the first time, an Oak Ridge High School hardwood quintet captured the Region ll crown and nailed clown a berth in the State Tournament, lt also won the Seventh District and Clinton lnvita- tional Tournaments. Three championship cups stand on the shelves of the trophy case as evidence ot the tearn's prowess. The cagers also wound up the regular season with the best record ever compiled by an Oak Ridge Basketball team, winning thirty games and dropping only two. Coach Ben Martin's charges iumped oft to o flying start, winning thirteen contests in succession before losing a decision to arch-rival Lake City. After their loss to the Lakers, the 'Cats bounced back to win their next eleven tussles, wrapping up their regular season's activities with o 24-l slate. The Wildcats took their second district championship in a row with wins over Tazewell, LaFollette, and Lake City, Victories over Knox Central, Everett, and Lake City earned the Wildcats the regional title and the coveted trip to the state meet. The season came to a close with a loss to Boones Creek in the state tourney. Leading the cagers were Captain George Dykes and Co-Captain Howie Moss. Dykes, Moss, and Nick Baker were picked for both the all-district and all-regional squads. Seniors dominated the team this year, and the end of the season brought the curtain down on the high school hoop careers ot Moss, Dykes, Baker, Larry Foster, and Mike Simmons. 1957-58 BASKETBALL RECORD We Opponent Score We Opponent Score 59 Powell Valley 39 45 Powell Valley 38 78 Knox Fulton 30 79 Knox South 36 75 McMinn County 45 67 Catholic 32 57 Elizabethton 45 73 Bearden 42 75 Lake City 59 Clinton Invitational Tournament 82 Norris 52 58 Clinton 47 67 Knox East 65 58 Lake City 47 7l Catholic 35 77 Knox East 48 55 LaFollette 36 District Tournament 73 Clinton 55 77 Tazewell 35 40 Lake City 55 52 LaFollette 42 82 McMinn County 41 74 Lake City 51 79 Norris 36 Regional Tournament 68 Elizabethton 41 6l Knox Central 47 89 Clinton 63 76 Everett 62 6l LaFollette 42 47 Lake City 45 77 Knox South 56 State Tournament 38 Boones Creek 40 Winston Russell, Jack Campbell, Bob Aired, Jackie Pope, and Larry Mason re- ceive last minute instructions from Coach lra Green. W Exits, Howie Moss and Eosts Joe Brown ight for the ball Clinton s Bill lvey robs Oak Ridge of two paints by knock as George Dykes and Mountaineer Jerry Connor look ing the ball out of Bobos hands as he prepares to lay on Oak Ridge won 67 55 T p Oak Ridge won the thirteenth straight game CHEERLEADERS Players and spectators agree that The seven cheerleaders pictured below played a large part in the success ot Oak Ridge Highs teams this year. They led pep rallies and send-ofTs for The teams led The student body in Their cheers and in general did a whiz- 73-55, against Clinton. bang iob of cheerleading. This is the last year ot cheerleading tor the seniors on The squad who are Captair Kathy Postell Co-Captain Diane Smith and alternate Lila Davis, The iuniors on the 57- 58 squad are Chip Almgren Billy Buchanan and alternate Patsy Robinson. The sophomores were represented by Donna Bryant Emily Neal and Vin Swazey. RIGHT BELOW-BEHIND: Vin Swazey, Chip Almgren, and Billy Buchanan, KNEELING: Donna Bryant, Captain Kathy Postell, Co-Captain Diane Smith, and Emily Neal, I in will l' , 1 f sci es- T 5 . -rttii W 5535. x E T 9 ni 1+ at ci CROSS-COUNTRY STANDING: Manager Jeff Smith, Jewett Moss, Mike Price, David Burkhart, David Paul Owens, James Wright, and Coach Ron Taylor. KNEELING: Ji Mo 1?,lJr,y Bob McNees, Talmadge Young, Captain Buddy Jenkins, and Jghn ck. jj iff j V pi Oak Ridge High's first cross-country team in made quite a name for themselves this year in East by piling up a perfect record, 4-O. The thinclads, c coaches James Methvin and Ron Taylor, were victo Fulton twice and Karns once, and in a three-way meet swamped both of these teams. The first victory came from Fulton, with a perfect score of 15-40. Win number two was also by a perfect score, i5-40, but this time Karns was the victim. In the third meet, Fulton placed two runners, but not enough to overcome the 'Cats, so another win went down in the books, 27V2-32V2. The 'Cats then rounded out a perfect season by beating Fulton and Karns in a three-way meet. Oak Ridge scored 23 points, while second place Fulton took 32, and Karns ended up with 52. David Burkhart John Patrick 'Mft fs- V if 153A hx X, Bob McNees o h Ron Taylor gives Captain Buddy Jenkins few pointers on his starting position, Captain Buddy Jenkins wk fy W David Ravage Ted Meadows Tommy Cools lim Heiskell Kirk Mills Wo ady Jackson BASEBALL WiTh only Three leTTermen reiurning from lasT year's Team, Baseball Coach Gene Moody has a big rebuilding - job wiTh The i958 Team. Even Though The Team lacks ex- perience, he is very opTimisTic abouT The season. He is scheduling some of The sTaTe's Top Teams, like KingsporT and ChaTTanooga Ceniral. The Three leTTermen are Jim Heiskell, Jackie Pope, and piTcher Woody Jackson. These boys will be The nucleus of This Team. Some of The oTher reTurnees are Ted Meadows, Larry Mason, Kirk Mills, Howie Moss, Tommy Coofs, and Sam Owen. 'g i . Howie Moss - ' . T . Sam Owen 1 3, .ff ff , Q 3 fe S M xl W if, A,,- . 34 1 . A' T ' A RIGHT: coach Gene Moody folks kl ' L The situarion over wiTh Jim Heiskell 5' Q- BELOW: Larry Mason Tags a high WV, Y flying McMinn Counfian out aT Third 8.65 sf fig base. Ming or Miki' as TRA . Q. K in-Mundi FAR LEFT ABOVE: Bobo Herring completes Q ncindog. SECOND LEFT: Hersciiei Bciiicy, ABOVE: Tommy Bowers. ABOVE RIGHT: Buddy Jenkins ccmrrics The Briion. LEFT: Howie Moss lamps high oven the hm' ond the crowd, FAR LEFT BELOW: Miko Simmons Takes it erisy beiween races, CEN- TER BELOW: Jackie Pope makes cm TWC-poini icxnding. BELOW RIGHT: VVinsTon Russeil cieurs one nigh liurdle and heads for The next. 'v 'TW' Oak Ridge has vvon The sTcTTe charn- pionship Tour ouT of The lasT six years, The besT record ever compiled by a Track Team in Tennessee. LasT year, The Team Took home Their second in a rovv and chances are good ThoT They vvill do iT again This year. IT They do, iT will be The hrsT Time in hTsTory ThaT a Team has won The TSSAA sTaTe championship Three Times in a rovv. Coaches Ben MarTin and James MeThvin are very opTinTisTic abouT The season. They have lined up some of The oTher superior Teams in The sTaTe, and have conTacTed one Team in ATlanTa. Losses by graduaTion and moving were heavy This year, buT The load will be shared by many experienced perTormers, such as Mike Simmons, Mike Price, Wins- Ton Russell, Herschel Bailey, Bobo Herring and David FiTchpaTrick. BELOW: Coach MarTin conce-nTraTes. BELOW RIGHT: Larry Mason, RIGHT: Larry ForresTer, ABOVE FAR LEFT: Mike Simmons. ABOVE LEFT: Mike Price. ABOVE: Nick Baker. ABOVE RIGHT: David FiTchpcTTrick, Ill L ll 5 E Cl WX: Vx 1- 9-Q-..f ABOVE: Coach MeThvin and Coach MnrTin show by Their smiles ThaT They are proud of The Tour sTaTe championship Trophies on Their desk. BELOW RIGHT: Loc Oldham, BELOW LEFT: Ernie Fuller. jx 'X f n- T fi ,cs Q, i ,l.. 4. - SENIOR DIRECTORY ADAMS DENNIS KEITH I04 North Walker Lane 5 02IO Track Team I ADDERHOLDT MARGUERITE II6 Thornton Road 5 4I82 Student Councrl I34 Homeroom Presrdent I Secretary 3 lvodern Dance Club I 2 3 4 Natronal Honor Sacrety 3 4 Most Creatrve ALEXANDER BETH 222 Wadsworth Place 5 I765 Tennis Club I2 ALONSO MARIO DE ABERASTURI IO4 E Geneva Lane 5 0405 Honorary member of Latrn Club Recreatron Commrttee 4 Student Coun rl 4 Social and AROWOOD WILLIAM HARRISON II3 Vrenna Road 5 8958 T 81 I Club 4 AURIN NANCY IO6 Decatur Road 5 6220 Intramurals I234 Natrvrty 2 Student Council 234 Junror R d ross 2 Mrss ourtcsy I Bullctrn Board Commrttee Class Treasurer 34 Junior Key Commrttce 3 Senior Steerrng Com mrttee 4 Frrendlrest Grrl 4 AVERY ERNESTINE IO9 Bethune Lane 5 8557 Intramurals I 2 3 Dance Club 2 4 AYERS CAROLYN JEAN I7I Johnson Road 59793 BABB DON I04 Pratt Lane 5 4084 BAGWELL BARBARA ANN IOB Hamrlton Circle 5 2600 Brology Club 2 BAKER J NICK I35 Wade Lane 5 8l35 Basketball I B team 234 Varsrty Homeroom Presrdent I Home room Vrce Presrdent 2 3 Track I B Team Track 2 3 4 Varsrty Letter man s Club 3 4 BALLEINGER BARBARA IO7 Prarrre Lane 2 I979 Vocalrst Dance Band 4 Student Councrl 4 Brology Club 4 Chem: teers 3 Choral Ensemble 3 Modern Dance Club 4 BARRINGER WANDA LOU I57 Latimer Road 5 2044 BATTLE MARY HELEN IOO Oglethorpe Place 5 I849 Masquers I2 Dance Club I2 Radro Workshop Spanrsh Club I2 Secretary Junior Red Cross 2 Tennrs Club 2 3 Homeroom Secretary 2 Career Conference 3 Homeroom Presrdent 3 Natronal Honor Socrety 34 Publrc Relatrons Commrttee 4 Frne Arts Club 4 Brrdge Club 4 BELL JOYCE 497 W I O t D 5 2I98 Socral Dano! EClubmIe2 Intrcmurals I 2 Golf Club I2 Oak Leaf I Presrdert Core C ass I Student Councrl 3 4 Drversrhed OccuPOl'0Il5 T 81 I Club 4 Vrce Presrdent 4 BERRY BILL IO6 Viola Road 5 5548 BERRY ELIZABETH JOYCE I25 North Perdue Avenue 5 5684 nnrs Club I eral Danc C un Lc C u I 234 C e rs 34 Jr Com e3 Jr Red Cros4 Masrufrs 34 p ans 4 F e Art Club 4 National Honor Socrcty 4 BEVERLY BARBARA ANN I34 lvlaryvrlle Crrcle 5 0539 BIRDWHISTLE GLEN FERDAN IO8 Warwick Lane 5 2209 BLACKERBY RITCHIE II5 East Newklrk Lane 5 4665 Ivlasauers 2 Junror Key Commrttce 3 Chemrtec rs 4 Drum Maror 4 Prom Attendant 3 Modern Dance Club 3 4 Baseball I 2 Basketball Manager I Natrvrty 4 BLAKELY MARILYN JUDITH I08 Verbena Road 5 I490 Leaders Club I2 3 4 Intramurals I 2 3 4 French Club 2 Band 2 3 4 Homeroom Secretary anal Trea urer 3 Choral Ensemble 4 BLANTON BARBARA ANN IO8 East Hunter Crrclc 5 977I Mo ern Dance Clerb I Intramural I23 Homeroom Srcretary I Swrmrnlng Team I2 Senior Steerrng Commrttec 4 Hornf Economics e34 ce r 3 Vrce Pcslderr 4 Fine Club 4 Bowlrng Club I BLEVINS GEORGE EDWARD 9 Se th Purdue Av nu 57 cral Dan e Club I23 Broloxr Cu 234 Track 2 Base a Natrfnty 4 Mode n Dawce Club 4 BOLTON KAY I5O Calrfornra Avenue 5 5844 Socral Dance Club I 2 Intramurals I BOND GEORGE BARTLETT Jr IO9 Pallas Road 5 3594 Bas etball I Track I BOUDREAU NANCY ELEANORE IO4 West Dama cus Ro rd 5 7840 Homeroom S crrtary 2 4 Latrn cl 3 4 Masquers 4 Natrvrty 4 BOWMAN KAREN LYNN IO7 Pallas Road 5 2458 Social Dance Club I Honrnroorr Srfrctary 2 Career Conference 3 FBLA 3 Gurdancc Omc: Work 4 Natronal Honor Socrety 4 BRIDGES NAOMI IO? Clarron Road 5 OIO3 Masauers I Intramurals I Junror Key Commrttee 3 Socral Dance Club 3 Publrc Relatrons Commrttee 3 Student Councrl 34 Biology Club 3 Charrman at Bulletrn Board Committee 4 4 . I I ' ' '.l Q . . ' ' . l ' ,', '44, 7 I r - Te ' ,2,4g Sol I 1- I I Ig :tin l b , , , 1 h mi- tee , I . Key mltte g . X ' s g 1 2 , gThes- ' I i rn 's 5 I' . M : 1 'tri I C I glr 1,27 l,g I C 5 ' C A v 5 f' ' I 3,4: g ' ' . - ' V d ' ' ll: ' S , , z 2 , X Vice-Pre-sldf-nt 4g Tennis Club I, Biology Club 2g Spanish Club 2, 1 cr rr ,re LA, 3,lrrA Q,3,4, sc- r-rufy , ' L .-7 I I 4, I X Arts I A H ' I 7 .J r' ' e- 12, - 242 ' L So' c ' , , I ' cy I b , , p 9 b II 4, r ' I : I 2 , I r ' 2 - ' V J 'Q' . , , - ,, ' k g . 1' e ': , gl ' 7 ub , p 2 5 ' ' . 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N Purdue Avr nue 5 5037 Concessrons Commrttee I234 Crvrc VVeItare Commrtte 2 Home room Presrdent I 4 Vrce Presrdent 2 Treasurer 3 Leaders Club I2 Oak Log 2 Oak Leaf I 2 Busrness Manager 2 Edrtor ot Basketball Programs I Football Procgrans 2 Band 2 34 Natrvrty I 34 Career Con erence I3 Masquers I234 Thesprans 4 L trn Club 34 French Club 2 Chess Club 2 Choral Ensemble I2 3 Solo Enserrble Festrval 3 Intramural Sports Dance Club 3 M dern Datce Club Socra SANFORD WILLIAM ROY 42I East Drrve 53778 SAVAGE CAROLYN JANE III N Tampa Lane 5 3093 Student Councrl I Socrol and Recreatron Commrttee I I-lomeroom Presrdent I Sccrctary 2 Ivtasqucrs I 4 Socrol Dance Club I Bowlrng Club 3 Modern Dance Club 4 Tunrblrng Club 4 Frne Arts Club 4 SCHIPPER ART LOUIS II4 Drxre Lane 5 5I74 SCHULTZ JUDY ELIZABETH IO9 Park Lane 5 9986 Leaders Club I 2 Intramurals I234 Socrol Dance Club I French Club 2 Homeroom Treasurer I Modern Darce Club I Natrvrty 3 Tennrs Club 3 Crvrc Welfare Cornmrttee 3 Junror Key Commrttee 3 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I-Iomeroom Oftlce I2 Student Councrl Socral and R creatron C mmrtt I 2 lntramu als I 2 34 Cheerleader 2 3 4 CoCaptarn Senror Class Secretary Grrls State Prom Queen SU perlatrve Most Attractrve Curl SMITH HAROLD AUBURN I2I Maple Lane 5 I427 SMITH PATRICIA MAE I02 Vlctorla Road 5 4750 Soclal Dance Club I Spanlsh Club 2 FBLA 34 Masquers 4 Na tlvlty 4 SMITH PATSY LEE 220 Wadsworth Place 5 O6OI SNEED SARA NELL III W Vance Road 50745 Social Dance Club I2 Masauers I Blology Club 2 Natlvlty 3 Leaders Club 4 Bowllng Club Captain Homeroom Vlce President SONNEN MICHAEL II6 Dlsston Road 5 4480 Latin Club I234 Student Councll I234 Student Councll Presl dent 4 Concesslons Cornmlttee I 2 3 4 Budget Commlttee 2 3 Chess Club I I-Iameroom Presldent 3 Boys State 3 Chemlteers 3 4 Career Conference Commlttee 3 Prom Kung Attendant 3 Band 3 4 Natnonal Honor Socuety 34 County Day Delegate 3 State Assocuatlon at Student Counclls Conventlon 3 Flne Arts Club 4 Bridge Club 4 Vlce President Latin Club 3 Mr Oak 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