Rule High School - Golden Memories Yearbook (Knoxville, TN)
- Class of 1946
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we GULUEN RIES 0194 PUBLISHED BY THE SZVLLOI' CKOQL55 of RULE HIGH SCHOOL .QM ZH? llllllll ln the past tem years our annuals have been presentea durrna a trrne ot ontlrct and war Although clo ras ot uncertarnty hana over us X e pulc ltsh thrs l946 edrtron of G O L D E N M E M Q R l E S rn a world mhore peace has been aeclarea We wrsh to cxpress our aecpes clevotron and vx oros ot e couraqemer at all tunes Also tc the Superrntenclert and Board ot Eau atron tor therr ur lrrnrted etforts ln the au clance ot our school and to our rnany patrons ancl trlends Who wholeheartedly support ed our every undertalana We extend our srncerest apprecratron May thls annual help to perpetu ate rn the hearts ot the students the happy rnemorles of thrs hrah school year c t '. , ict - l I ,mv A-Xi ll I ' T 7 , . r M i H J thanks to the faculty tor their loyalty, l , 7 l Tl r. , ll c ' , ' I - w BLXC ggfil. gi sou OO L5 mmm PU NNE-BBEE U KNDBCV ILLE, TE Gm.: Juvh BLM -s 4 LC LCOLfL0lfL P JI The mcmx Qffullf vmc KI11'1dFxbS and The help Qc Q05 Ynent of Qu pefrenfs me H Ave qrcuef Se x e he CI C Use 0 1945 T1 Gp DICCICI1 V1 Q HCII en S edlccte true eu ue GCI DEN WIEMQRIES tc, yeu to V 1 hcp Jmese and to your future Drospenty m hfe !o o Y A. .,,Q. .1 a A, A .J A Ayub, .Ui . , ,I Q' 53- - Qw-1 -'qw' Q, A A, , AA AMA xi ,.X4A J , A , Az' A , A , H shall Almfceiysa ul. . 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I , f Vg e vflll ld Th M QW ' 'L 3 I '11, P f. . xf it up L VH. . 1 ' I 676155 ,M5f0ry of f 6 ln September 1942 the graduatlng class of 1946 entered Rule Hlgh School Dunng these four years we have experxenced the destructlve power of war and the thnll of the declarauon of peace We knew that there were respons1b1l1t1es and obhgatlons wh1ch we must answer mf we reached our goal--graduatxon We were eager and w1ll1ng to work During our freshman and sophomore years we were busy W1th our school work and war GCl1V1l1GS We could proudly say that we had reached the halfway mark 1n our Journey through h1gh school When we entered our Jumor year we were ready and w1ll1ng to take part 1n some of the school act1v1t1es after two years probatlonary perlod W1th Edsel Reed as our presldent ably assxsted by Iune Whxted v1ce presxclent and Lucy Rogers secretary and treasurer we sponsored an amateur hour Edsel and Clalr dlsplayed unusual talent as masters of cere mony In May we presented the thrxlllng exc1t1ng mystery play Murdered Alive The fol lowlng Jumors were members of the cast V1rg1n1a Ottlnger Kathleen Farmer Dxacha Hol brook Ruby Dutton Lucy Rogers Mary Fred McPherson Dorothy Kldd Carl Neff Cl1nton McCloud Clalr W1ll1GH1S Hubert Wolbach Eugene Scrlvner These entertalnments were very successful In May we were hosts at the Junlor senlor banquet wh1ch was g1ven at Broadway Baptlst Church Cla1r W1ll1ams as toastrnaster and an entertalnlng program arranged by the pro Our outlng at Ch1lhowee Park was our last Jun1or act1v1ty We skated bowled played soft ball and then had a p1cn1c supper Upon enterlng our senlor year at Rule we could hardly reallze that we had almost reach ed the goal wh1ch we had started out to attaln ln 1942 We were now d1gn1f1ed semors The followlng offxcers were elected Edsel Reed presldent lack Ensor VICG presldent Betty Davls secretary Harry Bell treasurer In October the class chose Cla1r Wllhams as edltor of Golden Memones W1th the eff1c1ent staff selected to ald the edltor we hope that th1S w1ll be one of the best annuals ever pub llshed by Rule Hlgh School Our Barn Warmm Party 1n the gymnas1um was a gala affa1r Boys and g1rls al1ke wore pla1d shlrts We danced took part m the varlous games and contests and had a wonderful tlme Paul Gregg and Barbara Hlckey were voted the cormest couple Early 1n November the candldates for Mr and M1ss Rule Hlgh were nomlnated In the electlon that followed lune Wh1ted was chosen M1ss Rule Hlgh and Harry Bell Mr Rule Hlgh There are many more events on our school calendar for th1s year We shall look forward to our class play banquets outlng and commencement week UCl1V1l19S As members of the 1946 Senlor Class of Rule I-hgh School we should llke to express our appreclatlon to our parents and teachers for helplng us prepare ourselves to meet the prob lems of a world that has been torn asunder by war We shall always remember the many happy years spent at Rule Hlgh School , . I - I I I , , , , , . - 4 I I 1 I I I ' gram committee helped to make this an enjoyable occasion for the large group that attended. I - ' l I I ' enior CALM Ummm ,ive N. Seated Betty Dcrvrs Secretory Stcmdmq le tt to rlqht Harry Bell Treasurer lack Ensor V1CePres1der1t Edsel Reed Presrdent I f, xx . , Q W .rxi '- 'r . 5 I 0 . t WS I U Y X ,af I Y? , K A , ' t 5 N' 'Z 'Zi' 'E' I? 4 .pu 'Q' SIENIIURS LOLA GRACE ANDERSON Allied Youth '43' Commercial Club '43-'45: Girl Reserves '44+'45 National Honor Society '44-'45- Usher at Commencement '44 Prornpter for Iunior Class Play 44 Bowling Club 45 Civics Club '45' Asst. Editor of Annual '46g Editor of Football Paper '45 Iaycee Essay Contest Winner '46 Where there's a will, theres a way MILDRED ANDERSON ommercial Club 42 45 Glee Club 42 Girl Reserves 43 45 irls Chorus 44 45 Library Asst 43 Amateur Show 44 Bowling Club 45 Candidate for Miss Rule High 45 bee where sh comes apparelled lik the spring CLARA LOIS BARNETT Commercial Club 42 45 Library Asst 42 44 Amateur Hour '434'44g May Day '42q Allied Youth '43g D. E. Club '45p Bowling Club '45g Class Night 42 Good manners are made up of petty sacrifices RUBY LEE BATEMAN Glee Club 42 Commercial Club 42 45 Library Asst 42 43 irl Reserves 42 45 Girls Cnorus 43 45 Amateur Show 44 owlin., Club 45 Annual Staff 46 l have a heart with room for every Joy HARRY BELL Band '42g Treas. '4Zy Football '43-'45g Basketball '43-'45p Com- mercial Club '43-'45g Red Cross Rep. '42-'43g Baseball '44g 'R' Club '44-'45' Bowling Club '44-'45g Chemistry Club '44g Boys Chorus '44- Track '44g Glee Club 44- Senior Class Treas. 45- Amateur Hour '45p Mr. Rule High '45. He was 3 burning, a shining light. DORIS BLACK Mixed Chorus 44g Commercial Club '44-'45- Bowling Club 45 Speech is silvern, silence is golden. CATHERINE BOATMAN Commercial Club '44-'45. She was as good as she was fair. MILDRED CLARK Servio Club '42g Commercial Club '43-'45. A happy heart all the day long. SIENIICPRS WANDA CLARK Girl Reserves '42-'44. Little said is soonest mended. WANDA CLINE Red Cross '42, Band '-425 Girl Reserves '43-'45, Glee Cla? '43, Commercial Club '43-'45y Allied Youth '4-1: Bowling Clllll '45. 'Contentment is better than great riches. WILMA CLINE B.rn:l '42, Glee Club '42-'44, May Day Program V125 Red Cross '42 Girl Reserves '44-'45g Amateur Hour '-147 Latin Club '44-'45g Bowling Club '45, Be happy, but be happy through piety. SAM COOPER Commercial Club '44-'454 D. E. Club '-15. V.'ise to resolve, and patient 'to perform' BETTY DAVIS Glee Club '42-'43, Servio Club '42g Girl Scouts '42, Commergi 1. Club '42-'45g Treas. Bowling Club '45y Sec. Senior Class '45, Annual Staff '46: Candidate for Miss Rule High '45. Speak of angels and you will hear the flutter of their wings. BETTY DEAL Glee Club '42, Commercial Club '42-'-153 Girl Reserves '42-'45y Girls Chorus '43, Library Asst. V135 Amateur Show '44g Annual Staff '46, Bowling Club '45, Candidate for Miss Rule H1121 '45. The only way to have a friend is to be one. IACK ENSOR Class President '42-'43g Servio Club '42, Basketball '42-'-15' Glee Club '42-'45, E. Tenn. Chorus '42, Allied Youth '43, Rea Cross Rep. '42-'43, Commercial Club '43-'45g National Honor Soqiety '-433451 Rule High Quariete 713345, R Club '43-'45y Football '44, Amateur Hour '44-115: V. Pres. Senior Class '45g Sec. Bowling Cluzi '43 Cinciidaie for lfr. Rule High 545: Annual Staff 46- Ivfar. funicr Class Play 45- Senior Class '46. Nothing venture, nothing have. KATHLEEN FARMER Library Asst. '43-'44, Girl Reserves '43-'45, Cornmersizl Club '44-'-15: lunior Class Play '-153 Bowling Club '44-'45p Serin: Class Play 146. Very lzriahr and lively and full oi fun you bet. SENIIORS THOMAS I-'RITTS Band '42g Commercial Club '44y Annual Staff '45. Everything comes to him who waits. GLENORA GALBHAITH Servio Club '42-'43g Glee Club '42g Girls Chorus '43g Commercial Club '43g Bowling Club '44g D. E. Club '45. Her very tone is music's own, like those of morning birds. lOHN GASTON Band '42-45g Chemistry Club 7155 Annual Staff 'flop Science Club '45. He briskly and cheerfully asked him how a man should lcill flfTl9. BILLY GILBERT Commercial Club '44-'45. Humor has justly been regarded as fine-si perfection of poetic genius. PAUL GREGG Bowling Club '45g Science Club '44-'45, The blush is beautiful but is sometimes inconvenient. NINA HAGGARD Commercial Club '43-'45y Bowling Club '45 Neat, not gaudy. BARBARA HALL Glee Club '42-'44g Girl Scouts '42p Servio Club '42p Girls Chorus '42-'44: Commercial Club '44. A soft answer turneth away wrath. MARY HERBERT Girl Scouts '42-'43g Glee Club 7143457 Commercial Club '44-'45, Silence is the perfect herald of joy. SIENHURS BARBARA HICKEY Girl S?:uis '42-7155 Band '43-'44: Rai Grass '44, ' 'Lis only nobl-3 to be good. INEZ HILL Band '42-513' Commercial Clark: -125437 Pres, ai D. E. Club 315. ' fiery psy is gain, and qiin is gain i1owL'. -1 small. MARY CATHERINE HODGE QTllfl5lVlIll7OTTYI Library Asst. 1127 Srwfwli ani fkr rmatics '-12: 'f':'- rs. Girl lit sf rvffs V127 Gyrn Asst. 'flI3y Kricxvill- lliqli: Hluf 6 Hcp. '43 Ccrnmerviul Club '45-'44: Barii: Asst. 133' l'.f xy Dry Prcqrrzrn 5227 Ruin: Cxprnrneriial Clin. '45 'A ir' Q is lsriowri by its fruit, WILLIAM HORNER Football Mar. '44p Football '42g Grizzly Bears CFB '-L3 .3-.rzriual Staff '45, The rniltlost manners with the bravest mini. DIACHA HOLBROOK R-sd Cross '42p Latin Club '42-'437 Social Chm, Class '43p Corri- rncrgixl Cluzif '42-'45y Lilzrary Asst, V137 Iunior Class Play '45g Girl Reserves '-44f'45g Civics Club 1157 Annual Staff '-463 Bowlinq Club '45y Scnior Class Play '46 'As nisrry as the day is long. MARY ANN KEITH Re-cl Cross '42y Servio Club '43g Class Nialit '43g May Day Proqrarri 7137 Uslior at lunicr Class Play V157 Corrirnfrcirl Cluls 'Q-13455 Gill Rcservcs 715: Ssnior Class Pl xy '46, 'Sweeter iiiy Voice, but every sound is sweetf DOROTHY KIDD Nztisrzal Honor Society '43-315: Girl Scouts 1137 Library Asst. '43-'Llp Clxss Prfsizifnt '43 Ccrtirizfrciai Clui '-1119455 Girl Re- '45' Fits, Fil rss 'QE' 5 wlirij: if '1, 455 .:xT1l'l'.11l xr: 46- 'fiiclz in qoofl works. IUANITA KNIGHT A .fiffrful Eiszrt is ':. Igztzxiria if '.-.'.eClq2.' iris f 7 M 33330 4' ...:'L'... 'N' in-r nav, QC' fx as ff-Q. GY .nv- Ns QQ 4P s'-M 051 lx 'mf SVENH U RS ffrvio Cluri, if-' F1 fldss '4- Ff-sfrvfs '45. 'Lei lzrigwk lj' 1 FJ frcm IIQIF tc I1'1.,I'. BARBARA LANGSTON Glee Club Lilly Ccmmsrgi xl Club '455 Ecw11:.g Cixi ' H 'Thy vii? is 11 Qelssixl ztielciiyf' IEAN LANGSTON CC111r11s riiul Club '-113457 f.f1y Tay Prcgzrux ' 'fsgffr 1111.11 ' ss Pf.1y -Q' F1z':.'.1r'1q C1111 'l'l1. L1 wi. s tits icxiul gi: 1 if-amy. IUANITA LYONS Mixed Chsrus '44p Girls' Clicrus '45 .lrrifzl Cl?11 - D Eiwliiq Cla? -QE' :'l.T.E1L1:l S' :If '45, Us iF' ':iE1 kncwvledge spcireth Eii s MILDRED MCAFEE Girl Rffssrves '43-'45p Pre-si?-'111 '455 Q ,. i1l Clll l,llIC1IY Xssi 4-5447 Bcwliiiig .flulv '45 'dflllfli is 1-.'i'P:iz1 I1lIS'?lV6S. MARY FRED MCPHERSON Red C1:,ss '42-447 Girl Reserves '43-'41 if Club 'Q-'y zufhrciul Club 439455 Er,w1ir1q Club 'Mg iff Class Ply D. E. Club '-45. A ,- WA..- ,-A. . .viva ' .c1':1.:..fss IS safer ,hum re. BARBARA MELSON .115 'fzzzc-wflll Hiiglzz Hfllllif Es. Cixi' '-125 Tlirff Cluls1'42y Ci'.'i's Cluh '42 .Adivity C111 Gil 1 s liiiiliz Hifi E . Clul, 435 Allifi 'fgp '-435 Rule: E1'.'l.lIlfj Club '44-455 Glf-Q Cin: '44-'45p CLm1nC1Ci1l Club '44-'45g D. K. C'L1E, ll.ll1C'll Ado ilkllillll Nothing. AU'DIE MILLER :..wf. Q14.. 'viii , .ffxiln 4,77 Glf '1r Ei Clul, 43 Four H C111 Girl Rcsmvf , .G H 1, ...M .- .C x,.1..,I., ' ' 'J '44-'45y 'ffinrwsr Fists: C s f f lv v ff :Ai .'v'Cf:.fIQ',1Il 15 :QHCVJ LIS TJCYK. SIENIICHRS CARL NEFF lunior Class Play '45: Chemistry Club '44. Speech was not given to man to conceal his thoughts. NATHAN NORMAN Football '44-'45q Bowling Club '44-'457 R Club '45g Grizzly Bears '45q Annual Staff '46y Candidate for Mr. Rule High 716. Let thy speech be better than silence, or be silent. MARGARET OGLESBY National ltzznor Society '43-'45g Fashion Show '43p Sec. ol Class '435 D. E. Club '45. Each day is a little life. VIRGINIA OTTINGER Library Asst. '42-'43y Commercial Club '42-'45p Allied Youth '437 Girl Reserves '43-'45g Bowling Club '44-7157 lunior Class Play '45g D. E, Club '45. A friend in need is a friend indeed. DORTHA PATRICK Commercial Club '43-'45g Girl Reserves '43-'45g Library Asst. '43-'45p Treas. Girl Reserves '45. Patience is the best remedy for every trouble. PEGGY PRINCE Servio Club '43g Library Asst. '42-'44g Glee Club '43-'45g Allied Youth '437 May Day Program '43g Commercial Club '44-'45g Usher at Junior Class Play '45p Girl Reserves '45p D. E. Club '45g Reproof on her lip, but a smile in her eye. EDSEL REED Band '42g Art Club '42-'43g Red Cross Rep. '42-'44p Glee Club '43: Pres. of Group '43-V157 Football '44-'45g Amateur Hour '44g Rule High Male Quartet '44-'45p Bus. Mgr. lunior Class Play '45g Re- ceived Class Colors '44g Sec. of Grizzly Bears '45g Candidate for Mr. Rule High V167 Senior Class Play '46. He'll find a Way. MILDRED RITCHIE Commercial Club '43-'45g Allied Youth '43p Bowling Club '45: Girl Reserves '45. Beauty is truth, Truth is beauty. SIENHCDRS GEORGE ROBERTSON Red Cross Belo. '43g Glee Club '44-'45. Honor lies in honest toil. LUCY ROGERS Bed Cross Rep. '42-'43g Commercial Club '42-'45g Fashion Show '42g May Day Program '42y Girl Reserves '43-'45p V. Pres. of Class '43g Sec. of Class '44g Bowling Club '44g Iunior Class Play '45p Annual Staff 46: V- Pres. Bowling Club '45g Civics Club '45g Cheerieazifr 457 'PQ' Club '45. 'The very pink ri Perfection. HELEN RUTHERFORD C.:1Lrneri'i1l Vlui. '42-Q55 E, Ifl.l 425 flfial Cross Bert, '42-'435 Girl flu. rves -14-4513 lailararg' Asst, 447 Usher lunior Class Play '45y D. E. Clug 5157 Seo. cf D. E. Club '45g Candidate for Miss Rule lligh '46. 'y'Jitliin her tender eye the heaven of April, with its changing light. JULIA SCHWARTZ Band '42-'4Sg May Program '43g National Honor Society '43-'45 Civios Clui: '43-'44 Allied Youth '43 Bowling Club '444'45: Girl Reserves '42-'44y Pro. Chrn. of Group '44g Red Cross Rep. '44g Treas. Bea Cross 447 Commercial Club '43-'44y Usher at Cornrnencernent 45: Annual Staff '46g Senior Class Play '4B. A true friend is forever a friend. EUGENE SCRIVNER Band '42-'45g Chemistry Cluo '44p lunior Class Play '45g Bowling Club '-457 Senior Class Play '46. A smile for all all, A welcome glad. EULYSS SMITH Too busy with the crowded hours to fear to live or die. ROY SMITH Football '42-'45p B Club '42-'457 Allied Youth '43g Basketball '44-'45 Cornniercial Clui: '44p Baseball '44g Glee Cluo '44p Bed Cross Rep. '44y Football Captain '45p Bowling Club '-455 Grizzly Bears '45. His fame was great in all the land. DELORES STOKES Latin Club '413p Allied Youth '43g Bowling Club '44-'45g Com- mercial Club '41-'45g Usher at Comrnencernf-nt '-447 Senior Class Play '46. 'Love me, love my acgf SIENHCDRS Latin Club '43-'44y Allied Youth '43p Corrrneroiil Club '4-13457 Bowliria Club '44-'45p Girl Reserves '44. l attfniff 1: diffi.:-ult xvirk, but there is no 6Xf?ll 'Il ' 1-fitiiout difficulty. MARY K. TOU'I'ON Girl Scouts '42' Bind '42p Max' Dry Progr 11:1 Ai?-'i-lj Girl Be- sfrvfs '44-457 Fzsnion Show '44y Commeri: Clul '44-'45, 'A smile to encouragf' a hand to aid. LOUISE WAGGONER Corririivigial Club '42-'sling Allied Youth 5137 Prsziirzn Show '44, H rppiribss seems to l e shared. IUNE WHITED Girl Scouts 42- 447 Girl Beserves '43-45: Comrneiroizl Club '43-'45g lviay Day Program '43-'447 Cirrss So.: '43: Allieg Youth '43g National Honor Society '43-'44g Bowling Club '44-455 V. Pres. ot Class '44: lunior Class Play '4bg Usher at Comm-onrsmerit '45q Chferleader '-157 Civirs Club '45g Club '-157 Annual Staff 5167 Miss Bul: High '-46. Beauty is its own excuse. HUBERT WOLBACH Red Cross Rep. '-427 Safety Patrol '42y BGSlC6iIUJ1ii '42-'-155 Allied Youtii '43 May Day Program '43g Chemistry Club 445 Bowling Club '4AZg Boys' Chorus '44-'45y Civics Club '-147 Commercial Club '45y lunior Class Play '45q Candidate for Mr. Rule lfiah '465 Senior Class Play '46. It's men like me that makes the world go around. CLAIR WILLIAMS E. T. E. A. Chorus '42p Glee Club '42-'437 Red Cross Rep. '42-'43g Allied Youth '43g Football '43-'45g Rule High Male Cuartet '43-'45y National Honor Society '43-'45g President '45g May Day Pro- qram '43g V. Pres. Class '43y R Club '44-'45y Toastmaster Ir. Sr. Banquet '45p lr. Class Play '45: Amateur Hour '44-'45g Citizenship Award '44g Time Award '44: Chemistry Club '45g Bowling Club '45y Editor of Annual '46: Giee Clan 45- lyflember- ship Chrn. Allied Youth '437 Treas. Grizzly Bear Club '45g Mgr. Fditor of Class Paper '45g laycee Essay Contes' 'Winner '46q f' aenioi' Class Play '46. Rome was not built in a day. MILDRED YATES Fashion Show '42-'43 Com- mercial Club '44-'45q D. E. Club '45-'46. She's all my fancy paint- ed her, she's lovely, she's divine. Nd!-5 'Q' JAMES PAYNE I. D. PAYNE RQ.. .f ,JV YH' Ks. ,sim C0155 QP ec? Yesterday june 6 IQC17 to be exact I Dracha Holbrook was out for a lrttle sp1n rn my helrcopter speedrng along at the rate of 300 mrles per hour when I spred a cop chasrng me Try as I mrght I could not out run htm so I pulled over to a cloud tagged wrth a srgn thot sard No Parkrng and got ready for a good argument As he zoomed to a stop besrde me Crnutt rmg somethrng about women flyersl much to my surprrse I found the cop to be an old school chum of mme Audre Mrller The tlcket he was gorng to grve me was forgotten as we began to talk of the good old days at Rule Hrgh and of our graduatlng clc ss of 46 These are cr few of the thrngs that our talk revealed Clarr Wrllrams now a successful busmessman IS edrtor of the Darly Blow newspaper and has as hrs prrvate secretary Helen Ruth rford Eugene Scrrvner wrrtes a column for the paper entltled Advrce to the Lovelorn Mr and Mrs Allan Conner tM1ldred McAfee and Mr and Mrs George Hurst tDortha Pcttnckl who had a double weddrng ceremony the week after they graduated from Rule are golng to celebrate therr tenth anmversary soon by gomg on a second honeymoon to Nragara Falls Mrldred Anderson Ruby Lee Bateman and Betty Deal are 1o1nt owners of a 1o1nt called Nrfty Hat Bar They desrgn hats for Kathleen Farmer who has taken Hedda Hopper s Job 1n Hollywood and IS now known as The Hat Thomas Frrtts IS now one of the Iokesters on the radro program Can You Stop Th1s9 He got hrs start as the humor edrtor of the Annual of 46 Lola Grace Anderson has fmally fulfrlled her ambrtron to become a commerc1al teacher and 1S teachrng the hunt and peck system of typmg at the l1ttle red schoolhouse rn Yonder Holler Mrldred Rrtchre Catherrne Boatman and Mary K Touton are also on the faculty rn th1s wonderful httle bram factory lack Ensor has become a hermrt and 1S now lrvrng h1s lonely hfe on the top of Sharp s Rrdge We always wondered why he wouldnt date the glrls and now we know' Kathleen Stooksbury and Delores Stokes have Just bought a penthouse overlookrng Fort Loudon Lake Mary Fred McPherson owns a l1ttle hot dog stand on the road to Mexrco known as the Last Chance or You Cant Take It Wrth You Wartresses under her supervlslon rnclude Bar bara Nelson Inez Hrll and PeqCJY Prmce Vrrgrma fOomohll Ottrnger IS a famous stage and screen star She can now be seen rn the sensatronal movre Lrttle Woman Harry He Man Bell 1S head lrfe guard of Ye Ol Swrmmmg Hole whlch IS owned by Sam Cooper Srnce Sam drd such good work rn the commerc1al department at Rule he hrred hrmself as hrs secretary Mary Herbert IS half owner of the Broken Down and Glued Up Furnrture Company Mrs Fred Turner fthe former Betty Davrs and Mrs Roy Krlbourne fMary Ann Kerthl are now next door nerghbors and very good frrends or they were good frrends You see Fred Ir and Roy Ir got mto a frght the other day and the ladres aren t on speaklng terms any more T T 1 N- 1 H 1 1 1 1 ' 1 ' 1 1 . 11 . 11 1 , , V3 1 . U 1 1 , . . . , . 1 r - . . . , . . 11 . 11 1 1 :1 , c, . . 11 . 11 1 1 1 1 11 . 11 1 1 1 ' 1 . . 11 11 . . . 11 - H . . 1 . . 11 11 . . . . , . . . . . . . 1 . 1 . 1 1 . . . . . 1 1 - . . 11 . 11 11 11 . . 11 1 . . 11 1 - ' 1 - 1 . 11 - H . , . ' - 1 1 1 . . 1 . Barbara and lean Largston ar now own rs of a fa tory wh ch lS c led h Bhnk Falso Eyelash Company Eulyss Srmth IS now ch1ef pamt 'mxer at Nathan Norman s S1g'1 Sho 1 ls 15 o r1ght next to B1ll Hornets lslonk I-to 1k l-lorn Store Mary K Hodge lS the sdcces ful areer woman who LY be se n ab ul tovxn Vllllfl ne p rsonal a1ae and secretory Glerora Galbrauh Barbara H1ckey IS heaa dog 1111nder at Margaret Oglesby s Pet Shoppe lruna l-laggara and M1 dred Clark are elexator operat rs fo Ye Cl N1 k Ncck Depart ment Store wh1ch 1s owned by WOlldG Cl1ne Ten Easy Lessons Dorothy K1dd IS a warbler for Maestro lack W1ll1ams Orchestra now featured at th famous Cork Club whlch IS owned by l-lubertWolbacl1 ana Carl Neff Lou1se Waggoner now a n11ss1onary has Just rerdrned from a tour of the As1at1c Cont1nent Wh1le she was 1n lapan she met Ccrnmander Paul Gregg who has been 1n charge of occu oat1onal forces 1n Tocyo for the past SlX years luamta Lyons IS the busmess 11 anager for the Qu1ck1e Beducmg l31ll Pl Int owned by Dons Black Boy Looney Swnth has become head coach of the U No Un1vers1ty 1n Utah Clara Lo1s Barnett has been promoted to the pos1t1on of ch1ef egg Scrambler and coffe maker at the Krystal Hamburger Shop where she has work d dut1f11lly for the past ten years Iohn Gaston IS now starred 1n the rad1o ser1al Poor lohn As we heard from announcer George Bobertson th1s program IS sponsored by the Burpa Cola Company wh1ch IS owned by B1lly Gflbert lune Wh1ted Lucy Bogers and lul1a Schwart are co operat1ve co ovt WSIS of a corpora tlon called the Cut1e Cue Barbecue Edsel Reed who started h1s career by SIHQIDQ wtth the Rule Quartet IS now Number One crooner of the alrways HIS pretty W1lG Cthe former Lo1s Koontz? IS h1s secretary who takes care of all h1s fan ma1l Mrs lames B Spangler Cthe former Mtldred Yates? and her better half have been wor r1ed about lun1or s cold but slnce they have placed h1m unaer the care of W1ll1am Cl1ne Baby SD9C1Ctl1SlS they are ga1n1ng the1r conf1dence back Smce we had d1scussed the pasts presents ana future of all our former classmates and lt was gett1ng late we declded to br1ng our l1ttle talk to a close So we bade each other a fond farewell wlth a prom1se to get together and recall old memor1es agam lt was not unt1l I got home that l found two t1ckets, one for speed1ng and one for park1ng on the wrong s1de of a cloud, wh1ch Aud1e had placed so carefully under the w1ndsh1eld w1thout my not1c1ng 1t and l thought I was puttmg somethmg over on my fnend, the cop 1' e e 1 o , ' al T .e ' . o ,, . ' ' ' ' 1-1 ' 1 ' 11 ' ' 1 1 . p v-.thc 1 ' l cated . . ,i Y Y V . ' ' s c 1 , f mf: . e ou 111 ' 1' r S I 7 A ' , A I A . - ' 1 ' 'S . r' 1 -3 1 Y H , , 1 A C I 1 C. ' . ' A ,, . ,N 1 Charles Atlas Wallctee has just written a beck entitled How To Develop Muscles ln , V Cl. 1 , . J ' ' . - 1 - 1 c , ' 1 ' . , e ' 1 . , , , , - , , f , . I I 1 , . , . J ' f X f lflftlflll' C4155 V vmior C4155 Omcem kim 'lik suv Q 33413: G Left to rlqbt Bob Podqett Treasurer Kenneth Pruett V1ce Presldent I1m Hood Presldewt Edqor LGVVIS SOCIGI Chourmcm Iuomto Wrlqht Secretory x ,V x , x 1 ,I xt Zh ,tx . S , ' 0 . 'Q X -Y 5' mn lg , ' it Q 1fn h V Hun! . K. 4 1 tr. ,v Mt 4 . , . wi f-ft fx. af' ' AI , : , ' ' 7 ' , ' L '11 --of ak r 15' gi UNIIQRS 1 oi -for -rf i 0 'QCP' 5415 E' Arg fi' W-'fo of Nab Bayless Barbara Burkhart Ramona Bohanon Barbara Carner Sam Childress Kathryn Cummmqs Kane Cuishaw Ioyce Cardwell Paulme Daniels Em! B h B b Claxborne Euqenlcz o anon o K l Arlor Gene Ben Vemon Carver Betty sue Dllls ye All-uns Louise Brewer hmmy Berry. Hazel Carter Ixmmxe Barrett, Claudxa Buckner' Eugene Bauman. Martha Berry, B111 Cox Rowena JJLIINHUR .1 01' .lik fr ff IA' -we-.qu Q. -if ..-A in 1 .1 N Q S As'- J? Nr '13 ,.4' wf -A pv- if f, fx 6,4 ,Q- -4-V Farmer Hope Hawkms B111 Francis Grover Householder Iohn Gxlbert George Harbm Vzrquua Hednck B111 Hodge s Doroihy Hood Inm Hurst George Hutson Icmet Ingram Cathenne Iohnslon Lorme Kmqht Dons Kmght hm Lone Maxme 4-Q-..- Lof-qston lack Lee Frank Lewls Edgar Long Eva Lynch Robert Maples Clarence Morim lock Muvs Bruce JJUNIIQRS 7' Jian 144 '? 41 'Sf 43 'qv C517 McMurray Bobble Iune Nelson Wayne Ottmqer Robert 'Q-113 fi-HJ? I L 1-J Parker Mary Lee Parks Lee Rae Perry Betty Sue Pnnce Bxll Pruett Kenneth Robinson Orpha Roth Elxzabeth 4 X Schwartz Clara Selvrdqe lean Prerce Lorene Skular Lloyd Reed I M Padgett Bob Roy Elberm McCloud Clmton Pnce Glenn Roach Margaret MUNIIURS Smith Bonme Spxckard Helen Smtth Patsy Thompson Emory Watson Mary Ann Sullivan Margaret walker Marlene Spangler Bonnie Valentme Bonnie Webb I W homes Shirley Wallace Charles Vurner Dorothy Wllson Catherme Wells Evelyn Wallace Phylhs Wxllxams Iames Wright Dorothy Wnght Iuamta Not Pxctured Harold Bell Edward Splres 1 , . . - 1 . I I , 1 ' if M ' '1'j'Y'g1'fQ5.'- tj,'P4i?'LQi-1f2f jQ-2129?!',,Q,5'i24ig'eqA -.- t '. if LZ' '4 , 1 , 'ii7f5t t f-V' 'M .. Tig 'Y' , n- -fa ' - .. 'J 7th Grade Mrs, Bain Left to right: Kathryn Noonan, Geraldine Noonan, Helen Ratcliff, Delores Myers Elena Ownsby, Mable Mallory, Georgia Moyers, Thelma Murphy, Lois Owen, Helen Pitts, losephine Moore, Anna Pearl Reese, Rachel Pankczlla, Wilmo O'De1l, Carina Murry, Dorothy Moore, Elaine Marrison, Marie Moyers, I. VV. Roberts, Eugene Rader, Howard Robinson, Ioe Reed, Bill Province, Benny Prater Ray Norris, Glenn Roach, Franklin Pack, David Neely, Lloyd Padgett, Ronald Osborne, Charles Perkins, Bobby Riggs, Edsel Norris, William Mullins, Leroy Pickett, R. L. Owen, Benny Palmer, Leray Ownsby, Nick Patty. 7th Grade Miss Bellamy Left to Right: Corine Smith, lean Smith, Wanda Smith, Eva Saftles, Betty Scruggs, Barbara Smith, Betty lo Smith, Addie May Rogers, Betty Sliger, Iewel Smith, Kate Skeen, Betty Ioan Smith Ruby Smith, oyce Sirnerly, Ruth Stanse berry, Wilma Simmons, arbara Rule, Wanda Story, Harley Smith, Edward Smith, Glenn Rogers, Howard Surret, Iay Sentell, Harvey Smith, Iames Stuart, William Staturn, Billy Sturgeon, Arthur Stooksberry, ack Swan, Franklin Sharp, Iimmy Simpkins, E. L. Selvidge, Billy Simpson, Louis Smith, Iimrny Rogers, Bobby Rose- , .i B5iE?fE?f3 41. ev- :,.,1'7'M' - 4 fi , t 0' vf.:. : ' 'W'ffan 5l'?'.q if ' f . A f B A i , l,f'+ .ukwf Y ' X img , Q' ' ' 7th Grandi- Dlr, Broylvs Left to riqht Arthur Ecrd, Bobby Bledsoe, George Claiborne, Elbert Ballard, Shearl Brabson, Earl Davis, Bay Caton, limrny Callahan, Buddy Daniels, Harold Clark, Robert Childress, Albert Dennie, Earl Bcatman, Wayne Capps, Clarence Beets, Dan Dockins, Billy Barton, Vifilliarn Fair, Harold Craig, Don Buchanan I. D. Ammons, Charles Davis, Earl Bruce, Howard Black, Iames Huffman Dewey Black, Charles Carson, Beecher Burleson, Eulyss Black. 7lIl Grade- Dlrs, Bnwnlan Left to riqht: Hettie Carr, Dorothy Black, Catherine Carrier, Peggy Cutsnaw, Eva Ammons, lewel Donaldson, Mar- garet England, Willie D. Davis, Katherine Chapman, Mildred Baker, Cora Mae Davis. Bessie Bailey, Marjorie Carv- er, Bessie Cox, Martha Bridges, Edna Curry, Betty Io Carter, Bonnell Carr, Juanita Black, Geraldine Cardwell, Vi- vian Colley, Roberta Bowen, Emily Andreini, Katherine Dinn, Connie Bomar, luanita Atkins, Barbara Coleman, Barbara Boles, Betty Estes, Evelyn Carroll, Edna Black,Geraldine Bohana, Wilma Gaines, Sybil Dunlap, Mary Atchley, Betty Sue Brewester, Ann Burnett, Elizabeth Dunn, Kathleen Ccx, Frances Evans, Grace Cooper, Betty France, Helen Christy, Anne Donahue, Reba Dawson, Louis Cross, Nancy Davis. we A A ' t.: 'M ff . K f,-nfvxtz' , C ', ' .Ny K' ' vw . ' 7lll G mule- Nliss foil:-r Left to riqht: Imogene McEntyre, Lurleen lanes Faye McGinnis, Lois Mellon, Aileen Moore, Helen Maples Lorene lJCEntvre, Helen Mfliee, Edith Keck, Betty Massenqill Delores Miller, 'Wanda lohnscn, Blanche lohnson Launa Kidd, Eileen Long, Martha Lee, Bobby Nell Kelso Mitchell Keener, Eugene Lovedcy George Mclunkin, David Lewis, Kenneth Lewis, Iames Iohnsoimlames lenkins, Van Lyncn Betty Martin, Sara Lau Maxie, Harold Mays, Lawrence Miller, Robert MCNe:l Billy McCulley faclc Mol-'lahan R1ig:hLiewellyn Charles ones George Kina, Barbara Kiser. 7th Grade Bliss DI:-Lane Left to riqht: Edith lNalters, Zell: VVilliarns, lune lJVatson,Barbara 'Wallcer, Betty Io Vlfolboch, Sue Vfilson, Greta Turner, Katie Vtfhillock, Evelyn White, Patsy VVhe-dbee, Florence Troutman, Helen Vfilson, Faye Walker, Altha Turner, Vlfcmda White, Ruby Vtlelch, Earl Walker, Charles West, Charles Welker, Boker' Yefarwood, limrny Valentine, Iafk Willioms, Euqene VVilson, lames 'Wise Gene Turner, Billy Trotter, Virqil Viliefjlbee, Boy Wilson Bill Vancel, David Youngblood, Tommy Turner, Eddy Vkleaver, Charles Toppins,Paul Wright, I , ,X .N . Twist ' .ka-1-24255. . W' -' ,x -ga-A. - ' sys. ,.H'M.,. '7 - ww 1. 4 L t L A i 15 VZ from ' .HQi'f3aL?'a ' 93 55592 ..g 'ilf'l'!i?1il'IfWl'q3bf'Ellv'K'3 ' 'F is . 'rg I Wi we A 5 Lift-fifierrfl 7lIl Grade Nliss Yvalson Left to right: Bf1Il7GYG Huskey lune Hatton, Lynda Harmon, Dolly Hardin, 'Wanda Haynes, Gloria Haney, Betty lrwin, Sally Holt, Dorothy Hamrick, Bay Hartsook, Elmer Harbin, Billy Harper, David Iackson, Billy Hubbs, Edward Hudqeris, Billy Hunt, Paul Goosie, Tommy Hipsher, Wen-tell Harbin, Imogene Hoover, Dorothy Hensley, Louellen Hicks, Betty lean Goforth, loyce Hann, Helen Gibbs, Mary' Holley, Ioyce Hayes, Georgia Hawkins, Georgia Hens- ley, Dorothy Human Reba Goins, Louis Heatherly, Bobby Harper, George Guinn, D. E. Hurley, George Goins, Ioe Frazier, Iohn Graham, Clyde Heath, Dale Goin, Raynond Griffin, Harold Hurst. 8th Grade Dlr. llill Left to right: Eleanor Anderson, luanita Bolt, Shirley Bailey, Dollie Branham, Nancy Clark, Charlotte Beets, O'Dell Chesher, Aileen Bailey, Scott Capps, Clara Allen, Ioyce Brewer, loyce Conner, Betty Burnette, Lovancie Clevenq- er, Barbara Cole, Betty lo Collins, Billie Conken, Alice Beckham, Barbara Barnett, Betty Branch, Mildred Braden, Evelyn Bomar, Mary Alice Andreini, Norma Cole, Ruth Cody, Ovedia Atchley, Virqinia Bowling, Lois Ailor, Ioanne Campbell, Nadine Bright, Charlotte Black, Frances, Barrett, Mildred Bull, lewel Caldwell. uv , il 'Y F. ' :QT ,wft5Rfg.fZ.::t', f J3f534x-Li . 'J-'f41f i 't lt' ik' K' we 11 -Q' 'j F fr N ',p,. I F. - -- - ' ' 3 L K 8th Grade- Dir. llariin Left to riqht: Ronny Cox, Howard DeBord, Earl Carr, Charles Fritts, Claude Flernminqs, Frank Braden, Herbert Brackett, Andy Franse, lack Bryant Buddy Akers, Leon Frazier, ldmes Ellis, Sidney Fritts, Euqene Chamberlain, Claude Collins, Leon Cox, l-lerby Caldwell, Euqene Bell, Charles Frye, Bobby Baker, Don Alford, Billy Esterday, Thomas Cox, Kenneth Boatman, Robert Edwards, Paul Davis. 81 h G radv Bliss Patton Left to right: Barbara Smith, lacquelyn Rose, Marqaret Rutherford, Nancy Roy, Charlotte Reddinqton, Nannie Sue Shirk, Barbara Slusser, Barbara Roberts, lames Pritchard, Iimmy Reese lames Sentell, Thomas Pointer, Charles Rader, Floyd Shelton, Bonnie Saftles, Shirley Russell, Patsy Siler, Viiqinia Shoemaker, Gaines Radcliff, Arthur Sise, Billy Rarney, Iune Poore, ean Reynolds. fre , isa, ,ww 4 .r 595433314 ,ull '1 ferr' rr - - . 1-. V i L . 'ff -ffq1r',Q:f:.4f.'.,x:e -:4eEf?i-1-Miiffl :WVQS 'WTC W' 'l 53 H il 8th Grade Dlrs. lla-ddinglon Left to riqht: Rosa Lee Holder, Betty Koontz, Vlfanda Iones, Donna Kirkpatrick, Betty Miller, Nina lones, Wilma Lackey, Evelyn Knight, Pauline lohnson, Dorothy Hundley, Ruth Lee, Lillian Kealey, Georgia lohnson, Vernon Lee, Mary Lee, Carolyn Hood, Bernice ones, Lorene Llewellyn, Barbara lohnson, Howard Knight, Billy Keith, Robert Larae, Leon Lewis, C. D. Lackey, Hubert Iones, Clay Larae, larnes lchnscn, Clifford Keith, Kenneth Koontz. 8th Grade Mrs. lloberts Left to right: oyce Fox, Orville l-leatherly, Bill Folder, Joe Henry, Desmond Haney, Howard l-lodge, Christine Gad- dis, Marie Heath, Betty Cummings, Anna Ruth Devine, Mary Cox, Bobbie Fowler, lune Francis Helen Gibson, Daisy Foster, Nancy Harrell, Mary Lee Godfrey, Mary Aflvans, Dorthella Coppock, Maxie lo Ensor, Vola Mae Gorman, Polly Dunn, Florence Dishmon, lrene Fritts, lean DeBorcl Betty lo Davis, Nora Dawson, Billie Kat Hicks, Mary Sue Hariscok. L i Q.. . T. . ..... -..,.. --- .-,,..L ...-l- . ,uf . ,A as.. --.I Bill Gradv Nlrs. Schroeder Lett to riqht: Nellie Stout, Mildred Watson, Laverne Smith, 'Wilma Williams, Ruth Tresley, Dixie West, Carolyn Weaver, Evelyn Turner, Mildred Surrett, Alice Touton, Floyd Stevens, Paul Webb, Iimmy Sullivan, Thomas Wood, Percy Wilson, Bob Woods, George Williams, Bay Smyre, Billy Tresley, Boyd Tinnel, Mary Smith, Ruby Warwick, Barbara Stiles, Betty Sykes, Doris Vananda, Sue Swaqqerty, Stella Thompson, Geraldine Wilkerson, Barbara Wil- liams, Ruby Varnes, Ethel Wollard, luanita Smith, Corbin VVeaver, Fern Waldiri, Gene Valentine, Carl Strader Bobby Wheeler, Robert Thompson Bill Thomas, Luell Smith, Don Vfilliams, lames Smith. 3th Grade Rliss Spraillin Left to right: Ruth McAfee, Vivian Phillips, Wanda Oualls, Dacia Mynatt, Barbara Norris, Doris Owen, Lillian Newton, Betty Mount, Betty Manning, Tommy Patty Vonoy Noe, Iimmy Love, Sam Long, Eugene Maples, lim- my Maxey, Tommy Mincey, Edward Norman, Patsy Mase-,Helen Mowery, Euwana McClain, Alfred McGinnis, Ger- ald Moore, Delores Loveday, Maxine Pate, Betty McClure, Bobbie Loveday, Iimmy Phillips, Edward Massenqill, Everett Ottinaer, lames Powell Paul Newberry, Bobby Lunsford, Billy Love, Yates Spurgeon. LA.. ' , ' 'Q 1, ' ., ,K -V , ,Q , , ,, 4 t ,W 2 - ,. , N , , , B hT'M? ji'M K. 'W wwf i5'1 f? 5'w::ff't K ' ' - . W , . L ' Lf' 91h Grallv Rliss Gii'i'in Lett to right: Lois Lane, Betty Miles, Dcrcthi l. l'y'lortori,'Nanat: Mcrris, Ann Kennedy, Phillis McCulley, Betty Lane, Bunnie Sue Kelso, lohnnie King, Maurice Martin, Haier' Keith, Donald lcnes 'Wade Kfrley, Frances Murphy, Betty Keith, Agnes Martin, Velma Kosier, Minnie Love Mary Long loe King, 'ffilliam Lee, Herman McMahon, Kyle Keck, Bay Mincey, Iohn Massey, Kenneth l.angston,Boy Moore, lack Mount. 9th Grandi- Nlr. Sharpe Lett to right: lda Hampton, Margaret Hicks, lmogene Giant, Alma lean Fox, loan Gregg, Kathleen Irwin, Betty Haynes, Marjorie Householder, Mildred lrwin, lock Giles, Shirley Hites, Georgia Ellis, leweil Hill, Betty Harper, Mary Hartley, Wilma lohnson, Betty Haile, Buddy lnqran, Sam Hunt, Tommy Holt, Calvin Housewright, Lloyd Green, Harold Francis, Howard Hurst, Ioe Harbin, lra Glasson, Robert Hayes, Tommy Fritz Edward Evans. .4-n ,M 1,4 X vgfp we mfr. ' 5 Jax? 5 ' , QI' 'Ni 'Q f LM - I , . A 9th Grade Dlrs. Fl'Q'l'lll8ll Left to right: Betty Watson, Mildred Touton Katherine Elfaqqoner, Trula W'illi.1rns, Ruth West, Betty Underwood, Francine Turner, Lois Turner, Helen Whaley, Peqqy Weaver, Gladys Wheeler, Helen Willard, Betty Wallace, Willie Vfarwick, Franses Vfebb, Richard 'hoods Billy 'Nriqht Carl 'Nilkins fa:k Turner Billy Vfilliams Freddy lvlfeaver, Robert Walker, Paris Vlfalker. 10th Grade Dir. Bible Lett to right: Dorothy Vfolfenbarger, Charlotte Silvey,lmogene Sharp Barbari XNillcerson, Hazel Stooksbury, Carolyn Yearwood, Virginia Stubbs, Dorothy Steele, Lassie Smith, Iarnes NValker, William Thomas, lames Webb, Lloyd Shular, lack Vfeaver, Noah Western, Ralph 'JVeaver,lohn. Younq, 'Nrenshall Vancel, Maxine Wallace, Carl Vfhited, 'William Smifh, lack Shumalcer Robert Sharp, Delano Worsham, Marie Turner, lune Weaver, lmoqene Vfriqht. s ,,.... :Ze . or ff N 'S' ' 3' N 5 ' i. . .-ss. , ' A 4- ' X ,- llllh I-lrndv Rliss P1-lvrs Left to right: Anna Ruth Nelson, lmogene Newccrnb, Margaret McNish, Virginia Wright, Lelia L- Sayne, lessie McBee, Edna Price Ruby Pittman, Mariorie Raley, Betty lo Miller, Helen Roehl, Mary Hclt lanie Rogers, Betty Ramsey, Margaret Pierce, Frances Pinkard, Evelyn Robertson, Earleen Robertson Louise Mayers, Willie Sentell, lack Ottinger, Clarence Providence, Sam McAfee, Bill Poe, Robert Rhinehart, fames Mcore, George Nickles, l. D. Rhodes, Bobbie Roach, Clarence Ogle. llllll Grade- Nlr. llagsdalv Lett to right: Eula Frent h, Wilrnpr Llewellyn, Gay Elder, Bobby Hurley, Naaine Ellis, Opal Harrison, Pauline Heath- erly, Imogene Huff Barbara Lane, Ernestine Dick, Margaret Frazier, Winifred Lacky, Efiie Iohnson, Clara L. Har- rell, Faye Hardin Cecil Keith, Leon Fair, Verlin Frye, Ernest Guinn, Donald Greene, left Kesterson, lohn Fritts, C. E. Goins, Ray Hickey, William Hensley, XVilliarn Foxx, George Hurst, Charles Koontz, Robert Horsley, Louis Harris. .4-of , , ..-,.zr-f.',,..xi-Q!! 'id' llllll Grade Nlr. Ilargis Left to riaht: Frances Coram, Barbara Amburn, Dorothy Brewer, Elizabeth Burnett, Vtfilma Beets, Dorothy Arte wood, Iune Cox Lucille Barton, Patricia Carroll, Roscoe Clark, Paul DeBord Luther Arwine, Bob Bohanan, Don Blackstock, B. B. Carter Cari Brawn, felt Barnett, Martorie Caiatvell Be'ty Clark Basalind Bziisiiaw, Baby' Bates, Millie Bray, Kathleen Daniels, Nana Anderson Barbara Akers Billie Bayless, Della Bru:e. LIBIIAIIY ASSISTANTS Left to right: Barbara NVilliams Betty Sylces, Evelyn White, Iohnnie Kina, Lois Lane, Charlotte Redden, Faye Hardin, Maxie Ensor, Bobbie Fowler, Iune Francis, Helen Gibson, Aileen Bailey, Addie Mae Boqers, Madge Bamsey, Buddy Pitfrnan, Eva Lonq, Orpha Robinson. CNotpiftturedJ Ruby Boaers, Richard Woods. 'Qs- Most ost ost Bes Most Best Jlost Most A W, J UA CIM poetrc Lola Grace Anderson at rachve lV1ldred Ande rscn talented Cara Lo1s B nett mus1r1an Bubye Lee Batem n popular lb yt Harry Bell athlete thoyl rlrrry B bashtul Dorrs Bla k llmld L4 therme Boatman Most mrschrevous IQIFII lu rnrta Kmght Most lncely to succeed Lo1s Koontz Most frrerdly Brroar Lange Class red head lean Lrngs on Best all around grrl Iuanrtr Lv s Most serrous M1ldred McAIe Most h rrmxno M rv Fr d I' rs n lass Honde B rrbdra Nelson Most Most precr 6 M1ldred Clark lass brunette Vlanda Clark Most art1st1c Vlfandr Chne os etfrcrent g1rll W1 ma Youngest grrl Wxlma Llzne Most dependable tl oyl Sam Lf per Jlost gr: cetul Betty Davrs Bos typrst Betty Deal Best g1ggler lack Ensor Most carefree Kathleen rr 1 er W1tt1est Thomas Frrtts Vlost dependarle talrl G G ll ar Quletest Iboyl Brlly Grlbert Most t1m1d Paul Gregg Cutest Nlna Haggard Brggest grggler Barbara Hal Quletest tgrrlb Mary Herbert Lazzest tgrrll Babrara I-I1ckey Tomboy Inez Hxll Most st1rd1ous Mary C Hodge Best lookmg boy Bllly I-Iorner Most styllsh Dracha I-Iolbrook Blushrngest lg1rlI Mary A Kerth Best athlete Cglrll-Dot Kldd Most Most Most Most Most Most GTIISIIC Audre Mrlle effxcrent Carl Neff pohte Nathan Iworn n rm uma rs IV 'rr re' Da parsed V1rq1n1a Ot III r :ve S1 fc f ot xy r L Nea est grrl Prggy Pun Most stuchous boy Edsel Beel Most gracrous grrl M l lred Brt ne serrous boy George Ftomnson BICJCAIOSI flrrt Lucy Bogers Smallest grrl Helen Bu hertord Most m1sch1e.rous Eugene Scrrvner Most d1gn1f1ed Eulyss Smrth Lazrest and tallest ooy Boy Sm1 h Brggest talker Delores Stokes W1tt1est g1rl Kathleen Stooksbury Mots wmsome Mary K Touton Most conscrentlous Lou1se Waggener Most popular Iune Whrted I-Iapples boy Hubert Wolbach Most lowes1ck boy Charles Wallace Best all around boy Cla1r Vv1l1ams Most drgnrfzed Mlldred Yates ll lfLf5LC6L What Wlll Paul say to hrs g1rl when '1e leaves for SSIVICSQ Dont S11 Under The Apple Tree Wlth Anyone Else But Me 'VV'hat d1d we hear Dot Patr1ck say to George W'1er1 she started Ilashmg a d1amond9 Some Sunday Mom Well Walk Down the Arsle What trme d1d Nathan get home tne nlglst f Senlor Party? Eleven S1xty P M To What 1S Mary Fred musr lly mclmed Symphony What d1d Iohn Gaston take fus qlfl out 1n wnen gas was rat1oned9 The Surrey W1th tne Frrnge on Top What IS Mrldred McAfee do1ng nowad ys'9 Wa1t1ng for the Tram to Come In What does Looney s1ng to hls one and only? You Are My Sunshrne What are Mary Ann Betty D and Dracna par ral to? Bell Bottom Trousers What rs Bachelor lacks favorlte song? I Only Want a Buddy Not a Sweetheart What d1d Clan say to Kat Farmer after the heatre party Let Me Take You Home Agaln, Kathleen We thrnk thart Carl should he tellmg Nrna Should Auld Acguamtance Be Forge 0l'lfL8lfLi:5 Vtlhen does Gene hrnk IS t1e best 1me to see Ann7 When the Moon Comes Over the Mounta1n How does Inez Ieel when she goes horseback r1d1r'g7 Im Rrdrng For a Fall What d1d Lou1se answer when Mr Sharp began hung hrstory questlons at her? I Cant Be-gm to Tell You What does Charles wan Mary to grve hun for C graduatron present? lust a Lrttle I-'ond Affectlon What d1d Lola thmk when we nad an Engl1sh test the other day? I W1sh l Knew Mr Brble Ito math class alter '1n1sh1ng long prob leml And so we f1nd after 1nvest1g rtron that X equals O My goodness all tnat work for nothmg The art of lettmg someone else have lack Ensor Drplomacy YOUI' OWU WGY To be sorry enough to gu1t The strll sm ll vorce that makes you Repentance Consclence feel st1l1 smaller Porse The art of raxslng the eyebrows instead of the roof A dasnrng young drlver na'ned B111 Drove recklessly down a steep h1ll Saxd ne, Im renowned for coverrng ground But alas now the ground covers Brll 7 . M t ' ' 1' I 4 -' LI . I ' ar . ' . I 1 ' a .fort .I o U - ' - ' 1 T A on . ' I 1 ell ' ' 9 I ' 1 , C C C ' j a A e v.:I3l1e C ' ' 'T 1 ' , C ,, , '. . T ' ' 'I I r ' A I ' - I . 1 1 M t . CQ 1 'l ' Cline J l' K Q It. ig.: . 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AIDYANTISII l'L0'l'lI ING Lf? te 11523: lvlfif wif Ffiley, H'.':Txr1 Fcliertscn Im:-,nf nc- Sllflfg Lcuis-' lflzgjxfzs, ',l.7If1'1Sll :Il V inuel, Mor- - -. 1.-. f 1 1 -1' vi -. - , -, .' 3'1f?f TTUIVQI, ,divine ln 31.1112 .. 11113551 Lxqicey lfdiy Ann ,. 315511, ...OHL 71-'V ,C.G'vVPil, ,Haig :ret P1e1'CC, Nrrgiine Ellis AIIYANTEID I-'00llS Left to right: Geraldine Hale, Ruby Bale-s, Lucille Dc1y,Be1ty Keith, lessie McBee, Mary Holt, lmoqene Huff, Pfiuline Hecitlierly, Ciiurlotie Silvey Lorene Hawkins, Dnrothy lean Morton, Betty lone Vfciison, Ernestine Dick, Mildred Coiimcm lsedtedl, Annu Ruth Nelson, Betty Underwood. 3 x pm M-,fn -A ' ,,.,?,,f- - s . JO' 1 A 4 , lk , . t...f ' L..,..-.-..xv. ., l'l'BLIlf SPEAKING Left to right: Bobhp Sentell, Jimmie W'illiams, Kathleen Farmer, Bonnie Spangler. Vir'rinia VYright, Mildred Ritchie. Mary Fred McPherson, Jimmie Brewer, Clinton Mcflnud, Geoorge Gilbert. Carl VVhited. Robert Sharp, Harry Bell, Ed Lewis. Kenneth Roach. Billy Gilbert. J. VV. W'ebh, Jack Ensor. Rov Smith, Don Blackstock. Rob Padgett, .lack VVilliams. F0llIillJ-N l.ANGI'Alili Lfft to riaht: Ed Spiers, Edsel Reed, Lois Koontz, Emory Thompson, Shirley Thomas, ,lack Martin, lack Langston, Timmy Carter, Hope Farmer, Mildred Clark, lim Kniqht,Wilma lohnson, Catherine Cloud, Iune Weaver, Barbara 'Willcerson, Dorothy Arrowood, Mildred Touton, Virginia Stubbs, Barbara Corum, Patricia Carroll, Paris W'alker, Cecil Keith, Eugene McGinnis, Elmer Simpkins, Ira Gladson, Charlotte Silvey, Donald lones, Mildred Coffman, Alandria Osburn, Ianie Rogers, Wilma Cline, Elloerta Boy, Betty Capps, Barimrrr Lane, Clara Schwartz, Margaret Sullivan, Betty To Miller, Patsy Smith, Evel n Wells, Claudia Barrett, Barlicrra Amizurn Carolyn Yearwood Ruth Y 1 , . Christy, Bobbie fine McMurray Miss Barksdale, Bill Smith, Donald Greene, Roscoe Clark, Bohby Se-ntell, Leon Fair, Sk Tharnas Torn Fritts, Bill Hedrick, Luther Arnwine, Ernest Guinn Betty Clark, Maxine Lane, Earleen Bobinson, .kinggred Lackey, Barbara Akers, Bill Bayless, Barbara Bxyless, l.'f:l.ie Bray, ltfary Ann 'Watson Louise Atkins, Louise Moyer '.'.'1.rna Llewellyn. P? gl 1 .Qty SAFETY l'A'l'll0l. Left to right: Leun Tallent, Louis Hatherly. Bill Hunt, Howlrd Robinson. Earl Boatman, Roy VVilson, Virgil VVidhy. BAND Left to right: Mr. Rusca, Mary Lonq, Nancy Roy, Shirley. Bailey, Carolyn 'Weaver, Aileen Bailey, leff Barnett, Sam Long, lack Oiiinqer, David Youngblood, Sam Hipshrr, Iames Barker, Marjorie Raley, Bobbie Iune Mclviurray, Ruth Christy, Polly Helton, Eugenia Claiborne, Anna Ruth Nelson, Shirley Hites, Frank Shipley, Carolyn Hood, Lelia l.. Sayne, Barbara Stile, William Smith, Harvey Paiierson, Fred Bean, Shirley Russell, Luell Smith, Iuanita Frye, lames Reese, Ernest Guinn, Harold Francis, Stella Thompson, Ruby Varnes, Barbara Williams, William Vancel, Bonnie Saffles, Robert Keith, lanie Rogers, William Staium, Floyd Bowers. mm . . 3, ' L 'Q G. f 1-vr'n'gqw3ggnu,,, ,.,.rs,. f -'sv M - ' jg M i - ' ' A ,. . ' , ' ,f , A, V . V , ,. . 55 .A A eir,R'-f'-5 2R iJ' iLA ' A 4 A 4l4fe:.wx.-'M 4 A - - A .-f: . Q fv,21.'?mi,Z3, aa-.. i'5L'x':? fglggi iTl9fz.,f.i ...L :gf 6'?'i'5'-ax 4 - . .f H. j f' anger- . NATIIINAL IION0ll S0l'llE'l'Y Left to right: Jim Moore, Albert Shipley, Jim Knight. Clair Williams. Shirley Thomas. Jack Ensor, Janet Hutson, Carolyn Yearwood, Emory Thompson, Mary C. Hodge, Julia Schwartz. Lola Grace Anderson. Janie Rogers, Lucille Barton, Ruby Pittman. Hope Farmer. Dorothy Varner, Clara Schwartz, Elb-rta Roy, Helen Spickard, Marjorie IrValker. Lois Koontz. Nana Anderson. Mary Holt. Catherine Ingram, Mrs. Reddintlon, Bonnie Smith, Maxine Lane, Mary A. Watson, Wren- shall Vancel, Frances Pinkard. Margaret Pierce. CUDIDI li IICIAI. Cl.l'B Left to right: VVillie Sentell. Wilma Lewellyn, Eugenia Claiborne, Bonnie Valentine. Janet Hutson. Barbara Melson, Lucy Rogers. June Whited, Shirley Thomas, Margaret Roach, Catherine Wilson, Doris Knight. Bonnie Spangler, Bobbie June Mc- Murray, Opal Harrison, Ernestine Dick, Kathleen Daniels, Peggy Brewer. Delores Stokes. Julia Schwartz. Whenshall Vancel, Louise Atkins, Betty Davis, Nina Haggard,-Catherine Ingram William Prince, Mildred Anderson, Rubye Lee Bateman, Jean Langston, Barbara Langston, Betty Deal, Imogene Newcomb, Patricia Carroll. Juanita Patrick, Barbara Amburn, Bunnie Sue Kelso, Mildred Clark, Imogene Wright. Helen Rutherford, Barbara Lane, Evelyn Wells, Claudia Barrett, Catherine Boatman, Barbara Hickey, Mary Ann Keith. Jean Selvidge, Catherine Childress, Katie Cummings, Hazel Stooksbury, Barbara Myers, Dorothy Hodges, Helen Spickard, Virginia Harbin, Marjorie Walker, Dorothy Wright, Hazel Berry, Dorothy Varner, Juanita Wright, Bonnie Smith, Clinton McCloud, Jimmy Brewer, Harry Bell, Dorotha Patrick, Kathleen Farmer, Rowena Cox, H. L. Crownover, Jack Ottinger, Eleanor.Harbin, Barbara Bayless, Maxine Lane, Nana Anderson, Dorothy Kidd, Mary Herbert, Ruth West, Bobbie Hurley, Dori Black, Mildred McAfee, Louise Waggriner, Clara Schwartz, Margaret Sullivan, Peggy Prince, Hope Farmer, Patsy Smith, VVilma Beets. Orpha Robinson, Eva Long, Elizabeth Roth, Lee Ray Parks, Lorene Johnson, Imogene Wright, Clair W'illiams, .lim Hood, Margaret Frazier, Bobby Sentell, Edgar J. Han-zis. C. E. Goins, Verlin Frye, Frank Lee, Leon Fair, Maxine VVallace, Kathleen Stooksbury. Juanita Lyons, Clarence Ogle, Herbert Mynatt, J. D. Rhodes, Sam Cooper, Mary Lee Parker, Marie Turner. Wanda Cline, Nathan Norman, Millie Ihay. Jimmy Carter, J. W. Webb, .lack Ensor, Roy Smith, Don Blackiock. Gay Elder, Frances Pinckard. Earleen Robinson, Wiriifred Lackey. Betty Wallace, Paulin Bohanan, Trula W'illiams, Lassie Smith.. Barbara VVilkQson, Dorothy Steele, Dorothy Brewer, Joyce Cutshaw, Etta Daniels, Betty Sue Carver, Diacha Holbrook, Lola Grace Anderson. Effie Johnson. Mary Ann WBISCI1, Bob Padgett. Virginia Ottinger, Hubert Wolbaeh, George Gilbert. ' if 'Ma 'mi .8331 L' M: +1 1 v 1 1 1 Y llblluh l,l.lll Left to right: Della Bruce. Claudia Barrett. Carolyn Yearwood. Edna Bunch, Evelyn VVells, Janet Hutson, Ann Kennedy, Phyllis VVallace. Barbara Slusser, Bonnie Smith, Diacha Holbrook. Lola Grace Anderson, Catherine lngram. Mary Holt, Juanita VVright. Frances Febb, Elberta Roy. Virginia VVright.,Doroth3 Varner. Marjorie Caldwell, Helen Roehl. Louise Ad- kins, Rosalind Bradshaw, Miss Elsie Mae Peters, Jeff Kesterson, Mary Anne Vi'atson. Anna Ruth Nelson. Barbara Bayless. BOWVLlNG CLl'B Left to Right: VYilliam Gilbert. Donald Blackstock. Edgar Lewis. Ernest Guinn. Eugene Scrivner, VVSFIW NPISNL HBH! Bell, Jimmy Barker. Clinton McCloud, Charles Maples, William Prince, Jeff Barnett, George Gilbert, Paul Grellg. Roy Smith, Jack Williams, Jim Hood, John Gaston, Elizabeth Burnett, Dorothy Kidd. Eugenia Claiborne. Patsy Smith. Nina Haggard, Betty Jo Miller. Delores Beets. Barbara Langston, Bobbie June McMurray, Betty Deal. Wilma Cline, Bobby Sentell, Barbara Hickey, Jean Langston, June Cox. Wanda Cline. Ruby Bales, Rosalind Bradshaw, Mildred McAfee. Joyce Cutshaw. Barbara Wilkerson, Dorothy Steele, Janet Hutson, Clara Schwartz, Margaret Sullivan, Pauline Heatherly, Lucille Barton.. Ruby Lee Bateman, Mildred Anderson. Mary Lee Parker. Kathleen Farmer, H. L. Crownover, Carl Whited, Bobby Padgett. Mary Herbert, Juanita Lyons. Doris Black, Betty Davis, Della Bruce, Katie Cummings, Dorothy Brewer. Nathan Norman, Kather- ine Wilson. Anna Ruth Nelson, Effie Johnson. Ernestine Dick, Louise Atkins. Catherine Ingram. Virginia Ottinger, Margaret Roach, Shirley Thomas, Paul DeBord. Jack Ensor. Julia Schwartz, Bonnie Valentine, Barbara Akers, Barbara Bayless, William Smith. Claudia Barrett, Lola Grace Anderson. Diacha Holbrook, Barbara Melson, June VVhited, Clair VVilliams. Lucy Rogers. Bruce Mays. Virginia Wright, Rowena Cox, Grover Francis. 2 X 1 e 11 ...- ' 4 , eh.. 1. - '- , 5 V' ,gf 1 Y . S tw-iffl ' M . , uf' 8th GIIAIIIE Gllll, IIESEIIYIZ Left to ri tht: .leanette Davis, Lois Lane. Vl'ilma Lacky, Bonnie Davis, Nannie Sue Shirk, Carolyn VVeaver. Dixie VVest. Peggy Brewer, Aileen Bailey. Mildred Surrett, Barbara Williams. Helen Gibson. Vola Gorman, Evelyn Bomar, Shirley Bailey, Barbara Smith Lovancie Clewenger. Barbara Cole, Bunniv Sue Kelso. Johnnie King. Patsy Siler, Juanita Smith. Billie Hicks, Betty Keith, Sue Swaizgerty. Rhea Cole. Mildred VVatson, Bobbie Fowler, Billy Compton. Mary Smith, Virginia Bowling, Betty Sikcs, Virginia Shumakcr, Marie Heath. Barbara Barrett. Alice Beckham. 7th GIIAIIIE Gllll. IIESIEIIYE Left to ri :ht: Betty .lo WVolhach. Lurleen Jones. Eva Saffles, Lois Owen, Barbara Kaiser, VVanda Haynes. Sue Wilson, Betty Martin. Katherine Carrier, Vatherine Chapman, Miss Bellamy, Mary Atchley, Edith W'alters. VVanda Story, Elaine Morrison, Lois Millon, Betty Estes. Anna Pearl Reese. Betty Scruggs, Katie VVhillock. Peggy Cutshaw, Evelyn Carroll, Carol Bayless. Joyce Hayes, Elizabeth Dunn, Kathleen Cox. Georgia Hawkins, Betty Brewster. Ann Burnett, Evelyn White, Ann Donahue. Georsria Hensley, Betty Massengill. Wanda Smith, Emily Andreini, Mary Holley. Ruby Welch. VVanda White, Doro- thy Human, Faye McGinnis. Zella Williams, Reba Dawson, Betty Sliger. .1- -vw w x. 'MK' 'N S, 1 P 4 . S-8 'N , 1 fe 'i + 3 as , --xy.. 6 vin f, .1 . b ,sy ,4,ffs.,. V. 'Wu J' K ll' l 4 X Y . V ,X ' . A W rd i 'IF' CLl'B Left to right: Charles Maples. Nathan Norman, Harry Bell, Joe King, Bob Padgett, William Horner. Charles W'illiams, James lrVilliams. Clair VVilliams, Jimmy Brewer. Jack Martin, Lucy Rogers, June VYhited, Jeff Kesterson, Rosalind Bradshaw, Phyllis VVallace, Shirley Thomas, Kenneth Pruett, R. B. Carter, Carl Whited. Jim Knight. I-Idgar Lewis, Jack Ensor. Buy Smith, Donald Blackstoek, Bill Pue, Edsel Reed. Charles Scruggs. GIIIZZLY BEARS Left to right: Hubert Jones, Edmund Roberts. Charles Koontz. Jack Martin. Joe King, Jimmy Brewer, Charles VYallace, James VVilliams. James Walker, Alfred McGinnis, Emory Thompson, David Russell, Harry Bell, Kenneth Pruett, R. B. Carter, William Hensley, Gene Valentine, Luther Arnwine, Robert Rhinehart, Edsel Reed, Clair Williams, Jim Knight, Bob Padgett, Nathan Norman, Carl VVhited, VVilliam Horner, Kyle Keck, Charles Scruggs, Joel Huffaker, Coach Bible, Jay Sentell, Roy Smith, Donald Blackstuck, William Poe, Edgar Lewis, Coach Hutchins. ---tv,-duff 'M jk 'w ev! 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Q' -5- f'::::f A if 1 X , nw X ,P , G ' K X V N j X fx ,W Q A- ..,. ivy? iiixfiihgal .Q Let rrq 1 Y sl npr r DnB1oc LW15 3 Blur ASKETB LL The Rule Hrqh Golden Bears opened therr 1045 basketball season by rnfllctrnq a 39 18 defeat on the Alumnr Thrs was the hrst brq test for the Bears who had to start the season wrth a Green tearn lead by Captaln Don Bla kstoclc The other four startrnq bra kets were trlled by lack Ensor 1-lubert Wolbach Vernon Bell and l-larry Bell The results of the qarnes played are as fo' ows Mx -1 e They 91131 1111 1115 Irtr r s e They 11 IJ1. Sw 'Na er J arr t. to ' ht: Ch :Les '.Val1are, Harry Bell, Delano V'or'11t rn, Vernon Bell 110' -rss 5 kstoqk, f, '.1.'. 'We1:1v, Eig :r e ' Cntr.-1s 3 'fuqgs lfulrezf lffolb ISI1, CJ '11 91.11. , . J . . . - W W 39 fl.. 11 1 ft? 'b St :ir Z9 12 Ni ' 4f 31 . Ce 2 f' . 45 27 . fl. lf, l. . 2-1 53 . lffxristiwn . .. 30 32 Q' K fr 3: 54 K. S. 28 411 Lf :'11'31is Sf, -11 C trier 49 26 . W Tfgznoinga Central . 41 51 ee' t . 41 27 ,,,, ,,,,, C i'TfLoli: . Sl 25 .. .. Xfotflsiown . . 27 36 T. M. 1. 37 39 Yo' ng 42 31 S '.A -' iwdter' S5 lil 'z' 5.1115 29 25 ?f, 11. S. 35 50 Si ' .. 30 ' 1. .. f-fir 1 . .. . :1 . Ceriiri .. . .xorf wf' Lett to nqht Kenneth Pnrett Clalr Willrarns Edgar Lewrse Alt Capt Bob Padgett Capt Roy Smrth Brll Poe Edsel Reed Ilmmy Brewer Nathan Norman Marry Bell Mgr Iames Wrllrams Bobby Grubbs Charles Scruggs R B Carter Wlllram Hensley Kyle Keck Carl Whlted Ioe Krug' Charles Wallace Irm Kmqht Davxd Russell IackMart1.n Mgr Donald Blackstocg Coach Hutchxns Ioel Huftaker Robert Rhrnehart Wrlham Homer xmmy Sprres Ray Mmcey Charles Koontz Eddle Roberts Irmmy Walker Iay Stengell Coach Brble Raymond Iohnston FIDUTBALL Before drscussmg the happenmgs of the l945 football year we thmk rt would be more approprrate to say somethmg on behalf of the Golden Bears Leaders the team and the graduatrng players We commend Coach Hutchms for hrs courageous leadershrp when facmg trouble and adversrtres that arrse rn football We also offer our thanks and praise to Coach Bzble for the fme work he has done durmg the past football season Although there was dlssensron and Jealousy among the team at the begrnmng of the season the boys came through and made the typrcal umforms played the1r posmons coaches cannot be prarsed too acterrstxc of Rule Hxgh Athletes hard frghtmg team that Rule has always had All men rn the Blue and Gold w1th splrxt and the desrre to w1n at all trmes The cooperatron of team and hrghly We emphaslze thrs partrcular pomt because rt 15 the drstrngurshrng char Reed Harry Bell Clarr 'Wrlhams Charles Wallace B111 Horner Nathan Norman thls Iune wrll long be remembered by students and followers as good football boys Captam Roy Smlth Edsel the seven semors that graduate They are boys you lrke to see play for the game they play and boys wrth whom you lrke to assocrate The games that hrghlrghte dthe season were the Knoxvrlle game the Iohnson C1ty game and the Bradley County game The l9 6 vrctory Knoxvrlle High School mflrcted upon Rule does not tell of the pumshment they went through to attarn thrs vrctory Rule went mto the game an underdog of 21 pornts but through the hard lme chargrng and the terrzftc ball carrying Knoxvllle was lucky to survtve a measly l3po1nt vrctor Iohnson City was favored to wrn by 2 pomts but thrs trme the tables turned and lohnson Crty was at the wrong end of a 130 score A Bradley County I-lrgh the Rule boys turned rn the1r best performance of the year as they battled to a 7 7 txe Rule played an eleven game schedule durmg the 45 season wmnmg 4 losmg 6 and tymg l The schedule follows Rule Rule Rule Rule Rule Rule Rule Rule Rule Rule Brxstol Bell County Ky entral Young K H S Iohnson Cnty Starr M Everett 7 Bradley Co Y g' , Emi' ' we N5, 5,5..,u-, N' L K ,9 lv jr N . R A! 1 L. -..- V M RMB T - , ., . , , O ' , , ,, 6 , , ,,,,,,,,,,, l8 , . , Ruled ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,, 6 M orristown ,,,,,, , ,,,,, ..,,..,,,,,,,, , . U ,H ,,,..,.,,,,,,,..,,,,,,. .,.V.,,,, . 7 , . . , , ,,Y,,, , ,,l9 ,, ,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, .,,,,, , , 6 T. . l. ...,,,,,,, , ,.,,,,,,,.,,,,.,,, M14 r r 1 Y Knoxv1lle Theatres Scruggs Equlpment Co Fountam Clty Bank Knoxvllle Iron Co Knoxvtlle Ioumal Cockrum Lumber Co Draughon Busmess College Bower s Inc Cas Walker s Fam1ly of Stores Knoxv1lle Sportmg Goods Co Iohn H Schaad 6 Co Atchley Optlcal Co A1lor s Grocery Nelson s Grocery Broadway Fumlture Co Louxs Steak House Chandler and Company Lonsdale Drug Store Applachlan Auto Parts Carden Fumxture Co I E Lutz 6. Co Langston 6. Gay Cleaners Spanglers Servlce Statron Duncan and Schaad Beaumont Beauty Shop Underwood Store Pay Cash Grocery Cooper Beddmg Company Knoxvrlle Dry Cleaners Henley Street Gnll Courtesy Cab Company Economy Shops Goddard Florxst Farragut Beauty Shop Tennessee Restaurant MGYIGH Hatters Red Whlte and Blue Restaura:nt Herbert 6- Nlckle Fumlture Knoxvllle Busmess College Mel s Lunch Swan Brothers Swann Cash Store Elmer Carner Grocery Mary Gilbert Grocery Lonsdale Furmture Co Vasey Coal Co San1tary Laundry I Allen Smxth Co Bass Insurance Co Vme Ave Furmture Co Lee Theater Rehable Motor VLQVL if 0 O!! VL 8I'l'L0l L85 Mullms Cleaners Tmdells Iewelers Raylass Dept Store Steele s Garage Kunball s Iewelers Pxnkston Iewelers Hope Brothers Co Hub Dept Store Woodruff s Lydxa Mapes Wllhams D M Rose 6 Co Galo Ice Cream Co Commercral Nauonal Bank Rose Funeral Home Mann Mortlclan Berry Funeral Home Brothers Beddmg Co Cax Motor Company Knoxvnlle Paper Box Co Servnce Cab and Baggage Shamrock Tea Room H L Bradley S H George G Son Charles Store Sammxe Frelden Grocery Clayton s Grocery C H Turner Grocery Gardner Products Co Tennessee Arrnature 6. Elec Huber 6 Huber Express Co Snow s Grocery Regas Restaurant Waddell Coal Co Carroll s Grocery Llndsays Servrce Stahon Model Laundry Brown s Grocery M1les Muslc Store Baum s Home of Flowers Kays ot Knoxvtlle Inc Harb s Onental Shop I F G Coffee Co Denton Theaters Inc Patent Button Co Rolen G Lee C 6 S Laundry Wltherspoon Coal Co Knoxvllle Beltmg Co Imperial Grocery Tallent Studlo Home Federal Savmg Hlghland Products C Ray's Shoe Shop Y: Ll Brantley G Co. ' I l . o WILLIAM M VASEY Pres cmdTrec1s R L SHEFFEB Vlce Pres ci Trecxs VASEY COAL FURNACE STOKER COMPANY HIGH GRADE COAL AND HEATING EQUIPMENT 212 RAMSEY STREET TELEPHONE 3 6I46 Ofnp LI'VL0l'Lt.'i 0 APPALACHIAN AUTO PARTS BROADWAY USED FURNITURE COMPANY WE BUY AND SELL NEW AND USED FURNITURE OR EXCHANGE 986 N BROADWAY PHONE 2 363I CALL US IF YOU HAVE FURNITURE TO SELL NELSON S GROCERY GROCERIES, MEATS AND VEGETABLES FREE DELIVERY DIAL 2 9960 840 IOI-INSON STREET KNOXVILLE, TENNESSEE COAL : FURNACES 1 STOKERS : INSULATION I AILOR S GROCERY FANCY AND STAPLE GROCERIES FRESH MEATS 501 BURNSIDE PHONE 4 4916 IOHN H SCHAAD 6 CO HAY GRAIN FEED AND SEED GROCERIES AND MEATS KNOXVILLE S FINEST THEATRES TENNESSEE RIVIERA STRAND RIJOU RO0TH PARK STATE PI-IGNE 2-2040 2501 WESTERN AVE YOUR GOILI IEN MIEMORIIIES STUIDIIO Egzeef e1fLf5 5214640 611 South Guy Street KDOXV1119 Tennessee Phone3580O PHOTOS PHOTOS H L BRADLE Y MEATS GROCERIES 501 ARTHUR PHONE 2 9516 22121 PHONE 22121 SERVICE CAB 6. BAGGAGE Locc111y Owned and Operated 321 W DEPOT AVENUE Knoxv111e Tennessee ll COMPLIMENTS OE COMMERCIAL NATIONAL BANK KNQXVILLE 9 TENNESSEE Knoxvllle s Oldest lewelers Graduatlon GIIIS D1amonds Watches and Rrnqs jA 9 g'0tA,2l 5 C lewelry 613 Market Street SFEEI E S GARAGE General Auto Repa1r WE HANDLE Fan Belts Grease and O11 2501 WESTERN AVE PHONE 2 1244 Located Behlnd Underwood Servlce Statlon LYDIA MAPES WILLIAMS FLORIST 907 N Broadway Knoxvllle Tennessee Courtesy Quallty SGIVICG Say lt Wrth Flowers 8 0. f a .J Batteries, Carbuerators, Spark Plugs, lqnition Parts, Generators, H L BRANTLEY 6. CO 1401 N Central Phone 3 2926 Hardware Pa1nts Electncal Apphances TENNESSEE ARNIATURE and ELECTRIC C0 Industnal and Camrnerclal Wlrlna M O T O R S Rewound Rebullt Repalred ff? Kn vzll 'r Fwwnzs o LLTrmWon.mBvWmn Cornphrnents of Huber 8: Huber Express Co WEST QUINCY Phone 2 1121 I , , 1 4 J if 0 -1' 15 'll uso. Y I I . ox ' e. erm MODEL LAUNDRY CLEANERS COMPLIMENTS OF C 8 S LAUNDRY CO Leadlna Launderers and Dry O1eaners of Knoxv111e Offlce and P1ant 1200 1202 Maqnoha Ave PHONE 2 1176 COMPUMENTS OF Knoxv1lle Beltmg 8: Supply Co 408 10 W Iackson Waddell Coal C0 2514 Western Avenue PHONE 2 5713 Branch Offices: 2401 N. Broadway, 1910 W. Cumberland CARROLLS GROCERY GBOCEBIES MEATS FEED 2801 CLINTON PIKE Cornphments at BROTHERS BEDDING CO Mattress Benavatars and Manufacturers at MATTBESSES BOX SPBINGS AND SCDEA BEDS PAPEB BCDXES and FOLDING CABTONS D1a1 3 6151 KNOXVILLE PAPER BOX CO 200 206 East Maqnoha Ave Knoxv111e Tenn MANN S 4119 N. Broadway KnoxVi11e 18, Tennessee 9 COX MOTOR SALES USED CARS Phones 4-2725-25 l4l4 E Magnolia Knoxvrlle Tennessee We lnvrte You ln 'ifftrlhlis' fkfulelers THE K OXVILLE JOURN L oaf mm mf A Knoxvrlle lournar Route rs the best opportunrty for any school boy Carrlers make qooa money from the start and can rncrease thelr earnrnas by burldrna up therr routes A route lS llke havrna your own busrness You keep your own books collect olehver and have a Chance to show what you can do Every boy should serve at least one year on a paper route For a aood payrna route call 2 4l4l I H . H r I ' I u as 's . . 1 , . I I Estabhshed 1919 REGAS RESTAURANT 318N GAY ST Home of Slzzhna Steaks Ch1cken 1I'1 Basket SNOW S GROCERY FRESH MEATS AND VEGETABLES WE DELIVER 312 IACKSON AVE PHONE 6 1819 FOUNTAIN C1TY he BexI'Pa rf of Hue meal JG SPECIAL COFFEE YOUR GIFT PLEASES TWICE IF 1t comes from Qnlafon Jweim Glft Consultants FARRAGUT HOTEL CORNER KNOXVILLE TENN I 9 . Fi r f . ' i Cuf2?Fg9'nnd1 y x , qoadeflgry Pau . Telephone 4 1419 MILES MUSIC STORE 121 South Gay Street Knoxv111e Tennessee BALDWIN PIANCDS Band and Qrchestra Instruments 1NSTRUCT1CDNS GIVEN COMPLIMENTS Samtary Laundry and Dry Cleamng Co D1a1 2 6162 721 N Broadway For Fashrons and Va1ues sHoP AT Clmzlw Dept Sion Wa11 Avenue ci Market Street R C BROWN GROCERY Fresh Meats and Quahty Meats WE DELIVER EVERY DAY 1050 M1dd1ebrook Plke Phone 3 2921 Decided1y Better ' ' ' nf ' 1 CQMPLIMENTS OF SAMMY FIELDEN GROCERY 732 IOUROLMAN AVENUE PHONE 2 9597 KNOXVILLE BUSINESS COLLEGE Established 1882 THE QUALITY SCHOOL 209 WEST CHURCH ST PHONE 4 3043 Marx Gllbeit Grocerx PHCDNEZGQOS PHONE 2 2818 Rss 2 0236 RELIABLE WIOTOB C0 Dealers in Used Cars W M THIGPEN 503 N Brood Prop KNOXVILLE TENN 628 Mississippi i . HIGHLAND PRODUCTS CO A Complete School Servxce KNOXVILLE TENNESSEE Now m Our Twenty FIISI Year 1n Lonsdale The Best Place to Trade LONSDALE FURNITURE COMPANY Lxberal Trade mn Allowances New and Used Furmture to Furmsh Your Home Completely at Low Cost to You DIIILLINS CLEANERS 139 W TENN AVE We Trv to Scmsfy ELMER CARRIER GROCERIES AND MEATS 522 Beaumont Ave D101 4 3415 1 inn in l l i 1 Q -in - 1 :il nn 1 1 zu Y V W Y I L L A: - fl .I nn l l 1 l l l l COMPLIMENTS OF The Patent Button Qompanv of Tennessee Chandler 85 Co Inc BUILDING MATERIAL 1891 946 428 W Depot St LONSDALE DRUG STORE D1a1 2 0514 Your Contlnued Pcrtroncrqe Apprecmted C E KESTERSON Phcrmaclst 100 Ecrst Tennessee Avenue COI IDAIRI lHl.0lRlIS1V 413 West Chnch Ave P1-ICDNE 4 1459 -I . COURTESY CAB SWANN CASH STORE GTOC9T19S Mecrts Vegetables 2Ol CANNATION ST West Lonsdale TENNESSEE RESTAURANT W M Bullock 4ll W Clmch R P Necxl DELICIOUS PIES EXCELLENT CCFEEE SWANS B R E A D C A K E A Dellqht m Every Blte IAL ' -11' CHICKEN DINNERS - SIZZLING STEAKS - CHOPS CAS WALKER FAMILY OF TORE Convenrently Located at 2 8 EAST MAIN MARKET SQUARE WESTERN Patton 2560 Maanolla 3046 N Broadway 28 N Central Stop and Shop at the Stan ot the Shears and the Name Cas Walker and You ll Always Save Del Monte Canned Eoods PAY CASH GROCERY CO Inc 202 E lackson Avenue Knoxvllle Tennessee Know llle Iron Co lxnoxullc, lennessce l l 35 l5ll lUO ll . Distributed by r Hr. W Hr ff ,M gl Z?fJWf! PHONE24131 Lumber Roofrnq Burldrnq Mcrterrols Pomts Insulcrtlon The Old Reliable 9th Ave cmd Southern Ry The Oldest Bank ln Knox County FIIUNTAIN CITY BANK FOUNTAIN VITY TENNESSEE Member Eedercrl Deposrt Insurance Corporotron COCKRUM LUMBER Co., Inc. SCRUGGS hqulpment Compam, Inc HOTEL AND RESTAURANT EQUIPMENT STORE AND BUTCHER SUPPLIES BROADWAY at IACKSON P O BOX 1126 KNOXVILLE 7 TENN Comphmerlts f SPANGLER S GARAGE and SERVICE STATION and WRECKER SERVICE 2614 N Central PHONE 2 9171 COMPLIMENTS OF UNDERWOOD CLOTHING CO 34 Market Square TELEPHONE 3-9175 ' o MELIS LUNCH COMPLIMENTS OF Sandwrches and Plate Lunches MAYFAIR HATTERS Cold Drmks 607 S Gay Street 2055 SOUTHERLAND AVE CLEANING AND PRESSING RED WHITE AND BLUE HERBERT NICKLE FURNITURE RESTAURANT PLATE LUNCHES A Complete L1ne of Sandwiches Short Orders lce Cr am Cold Beverages Home Fumlshmqs WM E HJTCHINGS Owner PhOne285O1 lO2 W Kelth Ave Phone 29258 Gpen 8:00 a. m. A 1:00 a. m. Daily 1503 WESTERN AVE, DUNCAN 6 SCHAAD Food Market IQU57 VV CUMBERLAND AVE KNOXVILLE DRY CLEANERS 2309 MCCALLA AVE CLEANERS OF YOUR FINER THINGS CLEANING PRESSING TAILORING E LEWIS Mqr DIAL 33346 HENLEY ST GRILL SHORT ORDERS REGULAR DINNERS II4 Henley Sireei PHONE 2 9555 BUY DEFENSE BONDS AND STAMPS Hove You Seen the IF NOT WHY NOT? We Carry cx Complete Lme of Fumnure I23 S Centrcd Avenue I Phore sme 2 1412 Phone Res 3 8072 KASH or KREDIT KNOXVILLE TENN I. . , . - CARDEN FURNITURE CO. a LAY S Potato Chtps LINDSAY S SERVICE STATION Peanut Butter Sandwlches TEXA P Peanuts and Nut Meats CO RODUCTS WGSh1HQ Pohshlnq Greasmq SON by F1REsToNE TIRES GARDNER PRODUCTS CO 2301 N CQHUG1 AVG' 621 NORTH GAY STREET Knoxv111e Tennessee Phone 2 2816 COMPLIMENTS OF BASS INSURANCE AGENCY T I N D E I- I- S 1 EWELERS 520 Market 1493 Harntlton Bank Bu11d1nq PHONE 4 1464 Knoxv111e Tennessee Knoxv111e U2 Tenn E 1 CALL 249932 I 1865 946 WOODRUFF S 424 426 GAY STREET Hardware Furruture Housewares E1ectr1ca1 Apphances LONG LASTING LUMBER WOODWORK FLOORING D M ROSE 8: CO Rose Place KNOXVILLE DIAL 3 0711 For Good Enter+a1rrment and Speclal Barqams Lrsten to THE SPINNING WHEEL WROL 6 OO A M TOP O THE MORNING WBIR 6 45 A M And Trade at THE HUB DEPT STORE 29 W MARKET SQUARE 677' I D1a1 2 1184 1405 South Gay St 1 1 . . 1 UN1iR.'XI, HOME RAYS SHOE SHOP SHOES REPAIRED AND DYED ANY COLOR Look and Wear L1ke New Soles Cemented on Whlle You Wait 400 N GAY KNOXVILLE Sportlng Goods Co WHOLESALE AND RETAIL We Sell Sportmq Goods of All Kmds Also Ladxes and Men s Clothes Tallored to Measure 710 SOUTH GAY STREET 1T PAYS TO SEE EYES EXAMINED GLASSES FITTED 317 WEST CLINCH L N 120 LOUIS STEAK HOUSE Famous for Its Steaks And Seafoods 806 SOUTH GAY STREET Phone 2 1720 ! - TELEPHONE 3-2212 YOUR FUTURE DEPENDS ON YOUR PREPARATION GET your busmess Iromlnq m the DRAUGI-ION IDRAWND ACCREDITED Busmess CoIIeqe omd msure your future success THE DRAUGHON IDRAWNI BUSINESS COLLEGE 325 WEST CLINCI-I AVENUE KNOXVILLE TENNESSEE BIIW R Inc RAWLINGS ATHLETIC EQUIPMENT SPOTBILT SHOES WALL 6. MARKET DIAL 3-4I I5 for FREE cotodoq. Enter ot your convenience E 9 O C H TURNER 6. SONS SHAMROCK TEA ROOM GROCERIES FRESH 'VIEATS Pho e 2 3263 WE SERVE CNLY THE BEST 101 N Iohnston Street RAYLASS DEPT STORE Comphme is E erythmq to Wecr 101 The Enhre 301303 SOUTH GAY ST Comer Gay cmd For 1 e St ICE H V X V ' 1 ' Fc1mi1y OF . A E, nine 3 . KAY S OF KNOXVILLE Incorporated Reta11ers and Manufacturers of ICE CREAM Phone 2 8113 2564 Maqnolla KI1OXV111G Tenn Ice Cream and Sherbets FARRAGUT BEAUTY SHOP Quahfled Operators Guaranteed Mater1a1s Malted M11k and Sundays V1s1t Our Stores About Town 309 W CHURCH ST 1248 N BROADWAY 1211 E MAIN 4500 N BROADWAY 1118 N CENTRAL 706 E VINE ST 1509 CUMBERLAND AVE 3600 E MAGNOLIA AVE BROADWAY AND MINERAL SPG AND MARYVILLE Latest I-Ia1r Styles SPECIALIZING IN ALI. TYPES OF PERMANENT WAVING MRS E A NICELY Mg D1a1 3 8025 211 W C11nch Ave KNOXVILLE TENNESSEE OIHPIIITTCIIIS ot Home Federal Savmgb And Loan 1183061311011 Stxnws IIISIIIUIIOII ROE 1321 North Broadway PHONE 3 2121 ,ga , fx f Q N. ., .I I . I V ' I . . Q A . I I O ' N . 0 i A . I 35 . U - I 1 , I I . l l l l 1 1 1 1 I ECONOMY SHOPS 201 Deodrlck Ave 1123 N Centrol Ave Knoxv111e Tenn READY TO WEAR DRY GOODS SHOES VINE AVENUE FURNITURE CO FOR NEW AND USED FURNITURE 122 West Vlne Avenue Telephone 2 6325 COOPER BEDDING CO MANUFACTURERS Knoxv111e Tenn For Better Beddlnq See BAIRD CATES CAMPBELL FURNITURE CENTRAL FURNITURE FOUNTAIN CITY FURNITURE HAUN cSf VASSEY FURNITURE O P IENKINS FURNITURE LONSDALE FURNITURE LESTER MAXWELL S FURNITURE MOSER S FURNITURE REED QS HUGH STERCHI FURNITURE VANCE 61 PORTER FURNITURE FOR A COMPLETE LINE OF BEAUTY WORK M6tl4,l'VLOWf Edllflj ,O WE MAKE PERMANENT FRIENDS 816 Beaumont Phone No 2 9254 ZELLA MCMAHAN Prop ..,CorneTo... I ,, 0 I E LUTZ 6. COMPANY Inc A GENERAL INSURANCE AGENCY Entrr Secono Floor BURWELL BUILDING DIGI 23I7I Kn0xv1IIe Term 50th ANNIVERSARY YEAR CONGRATULATIONS To The CIcrss of LANGSTON 6. GAY CLEANERS PHONE 4 1358 3 5648 COMPLIMENTS OF DENTON THEATRES BROADWAY OY ROLEN 6. LEE GROCERY 2331 Western Ave TELEPHONE 2 5420 Grocery and Meat WE DELIVER I I I 9 I '46 , - A I IO5 Or 309 W. Mcqr1oIicr I Izii. - - I COMPLIMENTS WITHERSPOON COAL C0. OF 011 Treated Sioker Cool LEE THEATRE Old T1mey Bluqem C001 5' Ccke Your Fcxvorne Neughborhood Theatre 230 DALE AVE PHONE 24111 141 W TENN AVE Phone 2 8411 CONGRATULATIONS To The Class of COMPLIMENTS CLAYTON GROCERY X RYQXEXQXXWXXS 109 N CRUZE 2909 ' 4 6 or ' i'- 0 2 ., , 4, A XWYESQLEYXYXX'sxxwmwlw' H If 1. I IMPERIAL GROCERY Fancy Grocerres ond Fresh Meats 613 21st Street Phone 2 6967 Comphments Ot Harb s Oriental hop Proprietor, T. B. GALBHAITH Q O I I
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