Ringgold High School - Shadow Yearbook (Ringgold, GA)

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1955 volume:

1955 Shadow RINGGOLD HIGH SCHOOL RINGGOLD, GEORGIA Volume V The Senior Class officers welcome you to our school and our annual: Jack Allen, President; Sarah Ann Gracy, Secretary; Clara Allen, Vice President; Evelyn Pharr, Reporter; Ray Elrod, Treasurer. cScAoo faculty J. C. DENMAN Assistant Principal LOLA EMBERSON MARIE GREENE GORDON E. JONES MARItYN TAVLOR MARGARET KELLEY D. C. PETERSON R. V. WELLS ELTON DUNN RANDY WARD m I] wgn i i . i nl y r I I ■ III n I I i I Till In i L ■11(1 T| J lllllllffl ■ 1 mu ’III i I ■ II I III 1 IIIIH1 I I ll| lllllllllllu ■ 'f'j Of % I y I J . nil! IIIIIHIIIIL « 1 IIIIIIIIIH X. X Xa co, «• ° %s % X vJ _ S N %• V: VSs !| Qi V0 ■ M j L m . 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PEARLINE PETTY—To go with a fellow who owns a red Ford. CHARLOTTE SNYDER—To be Charles Helton’s life companion and assistant photographer. JOANNE CAMPBELL—Prepare and serve hamburgers to the Eisenhowers. RAY ELROD—Go to Dog Patch University, learn to weld, and play football with Li'l Abner. MARJORIE GREEN—To be a cashier at the Stork Club. BARBARA GREESON—Be the first gal to fly to the moon and return. MILLARD HEADRICK—Operate a high school for one day to gain the experi- ence needed to become a college president. JIMMY JAY—To be there when Ringgold defeats Lakeview again next year. JAKE BOWMAN—Learn to control fireworks JUDY PHARR—To be head majorette at Georgia Tech. DAVID CARLOCK—Make his first million before he is drafted. WILMA BARTON—To teach typing like Miss Kelley. VELDA HAYS—To work in a sawmill with Jim Harwood in Graysville. BOBBY HULLENDER—To live it up when I'm young and talk it up when I'm old. WINFRED LONG—To get out of this world alive. JACK ALLEN—To learn how to drive down the Alabama road with his eyes closed. MELVIN EDWARDS—To learn the art of charm. DONALD BOLDEN—To be the manager of a Home Store. EARL REDDEN—To go back to the Gran Ole Opry. JO ANNE WATKINS—To teach chemistry. CLARA FAYE ALLEN—To become an Annual Staff Sponsor. David Abercrombia John Alton Marcella Autry Jane Beaty Fana Benton Houston Black Carl Bolden Margaret Bowman Wayne Bridges Tom Brinkley Donald Brockman Mary Alice Brown Norma Jean Brown Mary Nell Callaway Mary Sue Capehart Peggy Sue Carter Wade Childers Dick Clark Ann Cowart Steven Cox ■ Truman Davis Cecil Dempsey Richard Denton Doris Dickson Mary Dover Clayton Eaker Elaine Emberson Doris Ensley Ann Eslinger Martha Eslinger Joyce Finch Glenn Foster Nancy Fowler Margie Gilbert Alfred Gracy Joyce Green Ernest Griffin John Griffin Charles Hackett Laverne Hall Mary Jo Hawkins Reba Holsomback Don Hughes Maggie Hullender Ted Hullender Gene Huskey Kenneth Johnson Delois Jones Ona Mae Jones David Knight Wayne Larkin Richard Long Jerry Lowery Betty Lunsford Bernard Magin Lowton Massingale Carlene Mathis Bill McMillon Patsy Meek Bill Muller Gwen Nance Cecile Nichols Marshal Nichols Gale Oxford Patsy Oxford Melba Pack Donald Patterson Dennis Peters Kenneth Peters Eugene Pierce V. A. Pollard Eddie Porter Harold Poteet Wanda Putnam Charles Reed Hazel Ripple Tommy Robinson Charles Ross Winfred Rouley Jeanette Scroggins Majel Silvcy Charles Sims Doris Smith Sally Smith Marsha Smith Betty Standifer Triston Stephenson Shirley Stapp Norman Stone Brenda Teems Eula Touchstone D. Trcece Gloria Walker Jimmy Waters Mary Jo Waters Eva Jo Williams Larry Young Ralph Young Doris Hollaway Dale Shaver Sophomores Carol Abney Susie Abston Jimmy Alsobook Carol Baily R L. Bivens Betty Bowman Jo Ann Bowman Marilin Bowling Nancy Bowling Eddie Broome Julia R. Brown Heslert Bunch James Cain Dan Careathers Patsy Carlock Robert Carpenter Bill Catlin Carolyn Catlin Drew Chalmers Fred Cole Alice Clark Carolyn Dodd Rebecca Edgeman Robert Epps J. D. Edwards Gems Fowler ’■ � ' Wanita Garland Barbara Gaston Marie Gates Ralph Green, Jr. fi Marjorie Gulledge Joe Harris Wanda Harvey Allen Harwood op jo in ores Carolyn Hayes Charles Helton Robert Hamilton Rose Holland Judy Holcomb R. C. Holmes Patsy Huskey Danny Jones Libby Jones Sharon Jones Harold Keys Willie Lee Keys Chirstine Knight William Lake Laverne Lindsey Jo Ann Ohst Patsy Oxford Carolyn Payne Bill Pitts Johanna Plumlee Jimmie Potts m Carol Price Charlotte Pritichett Ann Reed Bill Rhinehart Shelba Jean Longwith Maurice Madaris Bryan McAllister Clifford McAllister Ruth McPherson Edward McGee Jerry Roch Wynona Roden Martha Jean Robinson Betty Jean Ross cS op iom ores y 1 wDonna Ross y Barbara Rushworth rbara Schmitt Frank Scroggins Dalphne Self Darrell Silvey Sara Simpson Gary Smith Glenn Smith Shirley Smith Wanda Smith Erleene Smitherman Richard Silvers William Taylor Annie Lou Teems Jo Ann Thacker Eugene Thornton Richard Trew David Walker Le Bron Walker Ronnie Walker Martha Wheeler Jimmie White Barbara Williams Horton Williams Wanda Woody Tommy Wright Homor Younes Marrion Young Nadine Young Norman Young Johnny White Winford Rowling Wanda Rhodes Ivory Wood First row: Wayne Lindsey, Glenda Reavley, Bobby Williams, Joyce McClure, Carl Tinker, Nina Ward, Ronnie Walker. Second row: Juanita Gordy, James Gann, Pat Tucker, Ray Starling, Shirley Massingile, Lon Willbanks, Betty Silvey. Third row: Bobby Hope, Virginia Hall, Marvin Payne, Eamestine Neal, Larry Shell, Evealine Hooper, Jack Love. Fourth row: Edna Thurman, Jerry Bell, Gloria Daffron, Bobby Plemons, Pricillia Rhodes, Jack Catlin, Nannie Handly. Fifth row: Wayne Harris, Betty Noris, Barry Smith, Jackie Dietz, Tommy Knight, Bobby Honeycutt, Larry Dudly. Sixth row: Randall Bolden, Kennel Gattis, Calvin Headrick, Donald Holsomback, Larry Gass, Freddie Hicks, Janie Blevins. First row: Winfred Jones. Emily Rhodes, David Armour, Betty Harris, Billy Bowman, Joyce Bryson, James Dean. Second row: Peggy Brock, B� lly Davis, Barbara Blake. Harold Brown, June Barton. Lindsay Dunn, Ruby Collins. Third row: Charles Fryar, Virginia Goodman, Wesley Cox, Tommy Friel, Barbara Blevins, Richard Alton, Barbara Anderson. Fourth row: Gail Duncan, Homer Gilbert, Virginia Broome. John McDonald. Audrey Dickson, Marian Peters, Pat Bookout. Fifth row: James Gladen, Nancy Cavin, Tommy Roberson, Wanda Pitts, Bill Heald, Shirley Harris, Gary Tucker. Sixth row: Diana Williams, Ed Frye, Antonia Lowry, Preston Bailey, Wanda Alsobrooks, Winford Hooper, Faye Dietz. First row: Hazel Ridley, Jerry Ware, Nina Silvers, Tommy Touchstone, Cindy Nation, Steve Wil- liams, Martha Swanson. Second row: Jimmy House, Mary Brinkley, Dean Vaughn, Carolyn Headrick, Leanord Long. Linda Vanhorn, Barron Vernon. Third row: Melba Payne, Melvin Smith, Mary Duna- gan. Tommy Stapp, Sandra Simberly, Ronald Morton, Betty Algood. Fourth row: Robert Long, Barbara Young, Boyd Mull, Sarah Cowart, Don Massingill, Elizabeth Johnson, Larry Wells. Fifth row: Carolyn Scroggins, Charles Fryer, Mary Jones, Larry Ragen, Kay Lane, Janice Snyder, Thelda- rue Hawkins. Sixth row: Helen Robinson, Frances Eslinger, Imogene Plemons, Cornelia Silvey, Sarah Kirly, Lois Rogers, Ruby Pursley. JOAN WILLIAMS Editor BOBBY HULLENDER Assistant Editor RAY ELROD Sports Editor There were times we thought we wouldn’t, But we finally got it done, It took a lot of effort, But we had a lot of fun. Here it is ... CLARA FAY ALLEN JACK ALLEN MELVIN EDWARDS MARY SUE CAPEHAR1 CARL BOLDEN ERLENE SMITHERMAN CHARLES HELTON KAY LANE CHARLES FRYAR JANICE DAVIS WAYNE SILVEY CAROLYN HARRIS JIMMY FOWLER We hope you like it!! THE STAFF CPaper cS z Front row: Pat Smith, Evelyn Pharr, Carol Rogers, Jenette Grant, Retta Young, Judy Pharr, Sarah Ann Gracy. Back row: Advisor Miss Emberson, Ray Elrod, Pearline Petty, Janet Henderson, Mari- anne Jackson, and Advisor Mrs. Green. OriJfi-y Sponsor: LOLA EMBERSON ( ieerfeacfe 'ers Retta Young, Melba Pack, Sharon Jones, Marie Gates, Margaret Bowman, Carolyn Hayes, Jimmie Potts, Wahnita Garland, Jenette Grant. UTajoreties Fay Crabtree, Jo-Ann Bowman, Donna Ross, Nancy Bowling, Pat Smith, Diana Williams, Merna Campbell, Betty Algood, Kay Crabtree, Judy Pharr, Elaine Emberson, Susan Nance. LIBRARY ASSISTANTS — Marcella Autry, Mary Sue Capehart, Miss Taylor, Barbara Williams, and Wanda Rhodes. CAFETERIA STAFF — Mrs. Winkle, Mrs. Jackson, Mrs. Robinson, Mrs. Byrd, Mrs. Robinson, and Louise Moss. President ----------------------- BARBARA GREESON Vice President -------------- WANDA PUTMAN Sponsor ............................ MRS. BAXTER Wanda Putman Nancy Cavin Hazel Ripple Melba Pack Sarah Gracy Carolyn Hayes Barbara Greeson Frances Eslinger Gail Duncan Jeneece Hannah Jenette Hannah Marjorie Quinn Pat Smith Libby Jones Carolyn Payne Wanda Rhodes Pat Bookout Marianne Jackson Pearline Petty Martha Robinson Donna Ross Margaret Bowman Patsy Carlock Carolyn Catlin Judy Holcomb Charlotte Pritchett Meanitta Crisp Nina Silvers Jo-Ann Campbell Sarah Simpson Eva Jo Williams Gloria Walker Barbara Corel 1 Johannah Plumblec Patsy Meek Shirley Massingil Martha Swanson Glenda Reivley Fredia Window Martha Eslinger Carol Abney Erlene Smitherman Shelba Longwith Jo-ann Thacker Wahnita Garland Velda Hayes Barbara Holsomback Elaine Ward Elizabeth Johnson Shirley Smith Carolyn Headrick Antonia Lowery Wanda Pitts Mary Dunagan Pasty Huskey Lcola Williams Jane Beaty Ann Coward Mary Nell Callaway Nancy Fowler Ann Eslinger Ruth McPherson Ruby Pursley Prendent ........... Vice President _____ Advisor ____________ LARRY YOUNG ASBURY CRISP ... MR DUNN Prettiest Gtrl MARIANNE JACKSON Most Handsome Boy Y ELROD Most Likely to Succeed SARA ANN GRACY BOBBY HULLENDER 3 C Friendliest DORIS NELMS JACK ALLEN Most Popular PAT SMITH RAY ELROD 3 Left to right: Assistant Coach R. V. Wells, Alt. Captain Jim Jay, Coach Gordon Jones, and Captain Ray Elrod. mP DICK CLARK LAWTON MASSINGILL Junior, Guard Junior, Quarterback BILL RHINEHART DENNIS PETERS Sophomore, Center Junior, Tackle BILLY DAVIS WAYNE LARKIN RAY ELROD. Captain WADE CHILDERS Freshman, Halfback Junior, Quarterback Senior, Halfback Junior, Tackle WAYNE BRIDGES PETE HACKETT Junior, Center Junior, Right End RINGGOLD—6 MURRAY CO—13 On September 10 Murray Co. came to Ringgold and won over the Tigers by a score of 13 to 6. Ray Elrod scored the Tigers' lone touchdown on a six-yard run off tackle. Donald Patterson made several fine runs up the middle of the Murray line. Wade Childers, Jim Jay, and Winfred Long were standouts on de- fense. Billy Davis and Wayne Larkin ran well. Pe- ters, Black, Hackett, and Hullender were standouts on offense. RINGGOLD—7 LAKEVIEW—6 On September 17 Ringgold invaded Lakeview and set the Warriors down by a 7 to 6 score. It took a long time to overcome the jinx Lakeview has had on Ringgold, but this was the year. Ringgold's big fullback, Donald Patterson, made himself known in Lakeview by scoring the Tigers' touchdown and then running the POINT that won the ball game. Ray El- rod gained the most ground with 149 yards of the Tigers' 257. The whole Ringgold line should be praised by its splendid play. RINGGOLD—38 CHATT. VALLEY—21 On September 24 Ringgold rolled over Chatt. Val- ley by a 38 to 21 score. Coach Jones used every man on the squad. Donald Patterson and Ray Elrod shared scoring honors with two touchdowns each. Billy Davis and Wayne Larkin scored the other Ringgold touch- downs on fine runs. Larkin passed to Hackett for the two extra points. Pitts, Black, and Bridges were standouts for Ringgold. RINGGOLD—47 LAFAYETTE—13 On October 1 Ringgold romped over the visiting team by a 47 to 13 score. Ray Elrod led the attack with three touchdowns, a 55-yard run and two plunges, and two extra points. A total of 20. Johnney White was a star scoring two touchdowns. Billy Davis and Lawton Massingill scored one time each. Larkin kicked two extra points and passed to Hackett for the last point. Jay, Childers, Peters, and Long were stand- outs in the line. RINGGOLD—14 TYNER—19 On October 15 Tyner rode out a first half lead to defeat the Tigers 19 to 14. The Tigers scored first with Bill Davis climaxing a 65-yard drive dashing off tackle for 15 yards. Donald Patterson scored the Tigers' last touchdown from 20 yards out. Wayne Larkin kicked both points. Pitts, Hullender, and Hackett were defensive standouts. RINGGOLD—12 CALHOUN—19 On October 8 Calhoun rolled into Ringgold and defeated the Tigers 19 to 12. Ray Elrod scored the first Tiger touchdown on a nine-yard end run. Donald Patterson scored the second on a 15-yard gallop through the middle of the Calhoun line. Rhinehart, Sims, Childers, and Jay were defensive stars for the Tigers. Patterson, Elrod, Davis, Peters, and Denton were offensive standouts. RINGGOLD—13 DUCKTOWN—13 On October 22 Ringgold battled once beaten Duck- town to a 13-13 draw. Ray Elrod scored both touch- downs and the PAT to lead the Tigers. The first, a nine-yard run and the second, a 63-yard pass play from Lawton Massingill with one minute left to play. Massingill completed four of six tosses. Donald Patterson and Bill Davis made several fine runs. Peters, Jay, Long, and Childers were standouts for the Tigers. RINGGOLD—6 ELLIJAY—27 On October 29 Ringgold traveled to Ellijay and went down before the Bobcats by a score of 27 to 6. Ray Elrod scored Ringgold’s lone touchdown on a pass from Lawton Massingill. Bill Pitts, Jim Jay, and Bill Rhinehart were defensive standouts for the Tigers. RINGGOLD—13 SUMMERVILLE—19 On November 5 Summerville edged by Ringgold by a score of 19 to 13- The Tigers played extremely well considering that Summerville is the 3-A Cham- pion. Big Fullback Donald Patterson spearheaded the Tigers attark by scoring both the touchdowns and the PAT. The Tigers, who were behind at halftime, 13 to 0, came back to tie it up before Summerville squeezed in a TD in the last few minutes to win the game. Childers, Peters, Elrod, and Davis were offen- sive stars along with Patterson. Hullender and Den- ton were defensive standouts. RINGGOLD—19 DADE CO—2 On November 12 Ringgold beat Dade 19 to 2. Ray Elrod led the attack with two TD's. Elrod had a total of 75 points for the year, 12 TD's and 3 PAT. Bill Davis scored the last TD from the one- yard line. Jim Jay, Winfred Long, and Ray Elrod were the standouts for Ringgold. Jirfs’ J3as£et6aff Left to right: LaVerne Hall, Cleo Childers, Marianne Jackson, Elaine Emberson, Libby Jones, Martha Eslinger. Back row: Jeanette Hannah, Nancy Fowler, Judy Pharr. Evelyn Daffron Pharr, Dorothy Spivey, and Coach R. V. Wells. SCHEDULE 1954 R.H.S Visitors Nov. 23—North Whitfield ................28 64 Nov. 30—Lakevicw ......................39 19 Dec. 3—Summerville .....................33 43 Dec. 4—Notre Dame ......................31 14 Dec. 7—Calhoun .........................33 48 Dec. 9—Summerville......................38 64 Dec. 14—North Whitfield ................29 46 Dec. 17—Murray Co.......................29 58 1955 Jan. 7—Gordon Lee.......................43 51 Jan. 10—Westsidc .......................26 42 Jan. 14—Ducktown .......................27 46 Jan. 18—Murray Co.......................28 49 Jan. 20—La Fayette .....................36 51 Jan. 21—Calhoun ........................40 45 Jan. 25—Lakeview .......................54 26 Jan. 28—Summerville ....................22 36 Feb. 1—Westsidc.........................23 44 Feb. 5—Gordon Lee ......................48 42 Feb. 8—Notre Dame ......................23 25 Feb. 12—Ellijay.........................27 55 J3oys; J3asJtet6aff Left to right: Wiley Dicks, Winfred Long, Donald Patterson, Ted Hullender, Bobby Hullcnder. Back row: Coach Gordon Jones, Ray Elrod, Jack Allen. Maurice Madaris, Wayne. Larkin and Lawton Massingill. SCHEDULE 1954 R.H.S. Visitors Nov. 23—North Whitfield .............. 62 73 Nov. 30—Lakevicw ......................34 36 Dec. 3—Summerville......................38 26 Dec. 4—Notre Dame ......................49 63 Dec. 7—Calhoun .........................37 34 Dec. 10—Summerville.....................51 48 Dec. 11—Gordon Lee .....................43 63 Dec. 14—North Whitfield ................39 56 Dec. 17—Murray Co..................... -36 57 1955 Jan. 7—Gordon Lee.......................42 43 Jan. 10—Westside .......................53 60 Jan. 14—Ducktown .......................53 48 Jan. 18—Murray Co.......................45 47 Jan. 20—LaFayettc ......................47 52 Jan. 21—Calhoun ........................39 40 Jan. 25—Lakevicw .......................43 29 Jan. 28—Summerville ....................33 35 Feb. 1—Westside.........................57 55 Feb. 5—Gordon Lee ......................60 54 Feb. 8—Notre Dame ......................81 49 Feb. 12—Ellijay ........................55 40 Queen Judy Pharr being crowned by Football Cap- tain Ray Elrod. Hoys ’ “73” TJeam Left to right: Dan Carathers, Darrel Mo Kenize, Alfred Gracy, Robert Carpenter, and Bill Davis. Back row: Ronald Cain, Boyd Mull, Coach Gordon Jones, Dennis Peters, and Pete Hackett. aseSa T ( Jeam Jimmy Embcrson, William Childers, Junior White, Ray Elrod, Jack Allen, Coach Jones, Douglas Carter, Herbie Buchanan, Eugene Black, Ronald Silvey. Harold Brown, Dennis Peters, Coach Wells, Ivory Woods, Allen Harwood, Bobby Wil- liams, Wayne Larkin, Preston Bailey, Wayne Pitts, Tommy Robertson, Steven Cox. T oxiny r7eam JAY'S RINGGOLD SERVICE STATION Carl and Ed Jay ROAD SERVICE TIRES SEAT COVERS TUBES Phone 2091 RINGGOLD GEORGIA Compliments of MR. AND MRS. CLARENCE EDWARDS Compliments of HAPPY VALLEY FARMS Rossville Georgia ORR HULLENDER RINGGOLD, GEORGIA Use Dixie Home Feeds—Corn Meal It's Good Compliments of TRUNDLE GROCERY Woodstation Georgia EARL PETERS SERVICE STATION Norge Appliances Emerson Radios and Television Sylvania Television Phone 3541 RINGGOLD GEORGIA Compliments of HOME STORES FARRIS TEEMS, Mgr. Phone 3891 RINGGOLD GEORGIA RUSTY’S DRIVE-IN MARKET CHICKAMAUGA AVE. Rossville Georgia LEE OFFICE SUPPLY INC 1 18 E. Crawford Street Phone 1200 DALTON GEORGIA GEORGIA POWER A citizen wherever we serve Phone 2641 RINGGOLD GEORGIA EDWARD'S 5 10 Lena Moss Edwards Mamie Lee Edwards RINGGOLD GEORGIA BANK OF RINGGOLD Banking That Is Growing With Ringgold and Catoosa County RINGGOLD GEORGIA Compliments of CITY OF RINGGOLD Compliments of BUFF'S GROCERY Ringgold Georgia Compliments of GUS JAY'S GROCERY Phone 2351 RINGGOLD, GEORGIA Compliments of WILLIE'S FOOD STORE Ringgold Georgia WILLIAMS AMOCO SERVICE STATION Day Phone 359 Night Phone 2991 GEORGE WILLIAMS, Mgr. Box 211 RINGGOLD, GEORGIA Compliments of ABNEY'S DEPARTMENT STORE Dry Goods—Shoes—Clothing TAYLOR COAL FUEL CO. Phone 2971 RINGGOLD, GEORGIA Compliments of RINGGOLD DRY CLEANERS Your Appearance Is Our Business OUR WORK IS GUARANTEED Ringgold Georgia CALLAWAY SONS Gin, Fertilizer Garden and Field Seeds Phone 2816 RINGGOLD, GEORGIA ALLEN FIREWORKS Highway 41 ABNEY AUTO CO. North of Ringgold Dodge and Plymouth PHONE 3141 Sales and Service KITTLES DRILLING CO. Water Wells Blast and Test Holes GOOD USED CARS Water Systems SALES AND SERVICE DIAL 3501 Phone 2601 Ringgold Georgia RINGGOLD GEORGIA List Your Real Estate With PATTERSON REALTY Phone 2566 RINGGOLD GEORGIA Compliments of RINGGOLD FLORIST Say It with Flowers PHONE 3981 Highway 41, North RINGGOLD GEORGIA Compliments of THE CATOOSA COUNTY NEWS The People's Paper RINGGOLD GEORGIA Compliments of DIMPLE'S BEAUTY SHOP Phone 3608 HIGHWAY 41. NORTH Ringgold Georgia HACKET'S GULF J. COLTON WEEKS SERVICE STATION Any Kind of Insurance Dial 3471 RINGGOLD, GA. RINGGOLD, GA. Compliments HOUSE OF MUSIC of BERT WARD Tax Commissioner Sheet Music and Musical Supplies 732 CHERRY ST. CHATTANOOGA EDMONDSON SCHOOL OF BUSINESS Chattanooga, Tenn. BAILEY MUSIC CO. 619 Cherry Street QUALITY INSTRUMENTS. REPAIRS Chattanooga, Tenn. O. J. BAILY PHONE 5-3176 TAYLOR L QUINN, Prop. RINGGOLD DRUG COMPANY The Corner Drug Store Home-owned and Home-operated VISIT US Prescriptions Our Specialty RINGGOLD GEORGIA Compliments of RINGGOLD TELEPHONE CO. Compliments of WRIGHT'S SHOE SHOP Ringgold Georgia McMILLON Ringgold, FURNITURE CO. Phone 2201 Georgia RINGGOLD GEORGIA McNEW PHARMACY Your REXALL Agency THE STORE OF PERSONAL SERVICE Prescriptions and Gifts Dial 3091 24-Hour Ambulance Service WALLIS BOMAR FUNERAL HOME Dial 2401 or 2881 RINGGOLD GEORGIA BEASLEY'S GARAGE Complete Auto Service PHONE 2606 Ringgold Georgia Compliments of EVELYN'S BEAUTY SHOP Phone 2886 REAR OF WALLIS-BOMAR LAWRENCE CLEANERS Use our one-stop service Cleaning, Laundry, Hats, Dye Work, Alterations—Fittings PICKUP AND DELIVER Phone 2771 RINGGOLD GEORGIA TALLEY-JACKSON FORD MOTORS Ford Sales and Service GEORGIA RINGGOLD J. M. NANCE AND SON CAPITOL Grade A Pasteurized Dairy Products VISUAL AIDS RINGGOLD. GEORGIA Phone 2431 Motion Picture Equipment Compliments Film Rental Library of BRYAN'S PHONE 9-2262 1117 Dodds Avenue 5 10 STORES CHATTANOOGA. TENNESSEE It's a pleasure to serve you. Compliments EVANS JEWELER of MILLER BROTHERS CO. Chattanooga, Tenn. Carter H. Evans Gemologist 15 EAST SEVENTH STREET Chattanooga, Tenn. FORSTNER STUDIOS TOM McGHEE—JEWELER 109 West 8th Street Telephone 6-0851 PHONE 7-6145 FINE WATCH Chattanooga 2, Tennessee AND JEWELRY REPAIRS MARTIN THOMPSON CO. EFFRON'S INC. Sporting Goods 605-607 Market Street CHATTANOOGA, TENN. CHATTANOOGA, TENN. 1 THE SHOE RENEWERY I LOVEMANS, INC. Chattanooga and East Ridge Orthopedic Prescriptions Filled 802 BROAD STREET PHONE 6-0113 Chattanooga's Finest Shoe Repair Store Compliments of WILLIE'S FOOD STORE Ringgold Georgia RAY'S MARKET Frozen Foods Government Inspected Fresh Meats Garden Fresh Vegetables Groceries PHONE 3871 Ringgold Georgia Compliments of BROWN FENCE CO. 1616 Broad St. CHATTANOOGA TENNESSEE RINGGOLD HARDWARE Phone 3991 Delivery Service WARREN'S PAINTS BUILDING SUPPLIES APPLIANCES Ringgold Georgia Shoes Ready-to-wear Dry Goods Notions Men's Work Clothes Liberty Overalls ZUMSTEIN'S DEPT. STORE Ringgold, Georgia PHONE 2376 Where Quality Meets the Price Compliments of BOB ROLLIN’S FEED STORE Ringgold Georgia Compliments of SWEETWATER RUG CO. Ringgold Georgia 71 u op rap As 1. Gordon Jones 2. Pear line Petty 3. Mary F. Teems 4. Judy Pharr 5. Wayne Swanson 6. Lebron O'Donald 7. Mary F. Reeves 8. Sally Yates 9. Bill Clark 10. Janet Hinderson 11. Reta Young 12. Barbara Bowman 13. Christina Hamiltor 14. Betty Land 15. Jenette and Jeneece Hannah 16. Jo Ann Campbell 17. Bobby Clark 18. Wilma Barton 19- Bob Ward 20. Donald Bolden 21. Jeanette Grant 22. Velda Hayes 23- Carol Rogers 24. Charollette Snyder 25 Pat Smith 26. Marjorie Greene A 7V f ARROOK T vW PuMtahwig Company -D m