Rule High School - Golden Memories Yearbook (Knoxville, TN)

Text from Pages 1 - 132 of the 1948 volume:

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S WOR HI TORY lf was in the year :f nineteen hunlreii and lortyfcur that we, the senior class ci '48, entered inc the gates of olrl Bule High to start cur careers in secondary education. Through continuous eficri and perseverance, this class shall iiave been one cf the greatest assets to the history oi our Alma Mater. During our froshmzn and sophomore years, nothing very iniportaiit liagigwxteri except the la- t that we had rraiiipletwd halt ol our iiicjh school trend. lt was in those yefirs, however, that we termed a foundation tor the work illT'?C1'i of us. As we enterefl our iunior year we bccanie deter- rninei to maize it the very best junior cirss. Cur tirst activity was the Amateur Hour given in Novemlier. Charles Maples and Bill Fox announced the program and almost all the performers were members of the iunior cliiss. EVO entertained the senior cla'ss by inviting them to a Valentine Party at the lessamine Street Becrertion Cen- ter, Never shall we forget the aches and pains received from square dancing to Bobo Brewer's music and Miss Cotter's calling. Again we played host to the senior class April lO, l947, at the annual luxiior and Senior Banquet, lt was given at the S. G YN, Cafeteria and the evenings en- joyment was high lighted by the antics of our toast- master and President, Bill Fox. Soon it was time for our class play, A Case of Springtime, and the cast consisted of Bill Thomas, De- lores Beets, Vlrenshflrll Vancel, Ezel Rathbone, Patricia Carroll, Elmer King, Barbara Lane, Charles Maples, Bar- bara Akers, Lassie Smith, Carolyn Yearweod, Sam McAfee, Don Blaclcstock, Frances Pinclcard, and Ruth liVest. To end our lunior activities, we had our outing at Chilhew-fee Park. Vfe skated and bowled and then ate a wonderful picnic supper. 'Ive are now at las: dignified seniors and we can li :rciiy believe we have almost reached our goal. 'We elected Bill Fox and lim Moore for our President anal Vice-President, respectively, lo Miller was elected Secretary, Elizabeth Burrieite, Treasurerp and Delores Beets, Social Chairman. Our class continued to grow in statue, intellectual ability, and in social achievements. Some of the outstanding persons are: Wrenshall Vancel, outstanding junior, Carl Whited and lim Walker, Co-Captains of the foot-ball team: Barbara Akers, Barbara Amburn, Nana Anderson, Dorothy Arrowood, Billye Bayless, Ruth Christy, Carolyn Fuson, Ida Hampton, Eleanor Harbin, Vlinitred Lackey, W'ilma Llewellyn, lim Moore, Frances Pinckard, Ruby Pittman, Albert Shipley, Wrenshall Vanc-el, and Carolyn Yearwood, members of the National Honor Society, Billye Bayless, D.A.R. Piepresentativeg Barbara Arnburn, com- coser ot the class sang: Bill Fox, Mr. Rule High, Elizabezh Burnett, Miss Rule High: and Ruby Pittman won honors in the National Scholastic Art Contest. XV- 'iif as The New Look Gossip Hounds Ambitious 1.-44-5 1 Marlin and His Children The President Backed by a Loyal Supporter Red Cross Drive Is On! ,af , ff pm 9 Loafers at work ' I ll 'What goes on behmd her back IOR HI TORY Albert Shipley was elected editor of our annual and the stall consists of Ruth Christy, lvlrtntzging Editor, W'ren- shall lvlCIIl f'tl, Business Manaaer, Billyo Bayless, Assistant Business lll'Illls1Q?f, Carolyn Fuson, and lim Gallagher, Circulation l'fl'1l'1LIij0I'Sf Ctxrolyn Yefir'.-food, Feature Editor, Earizfzri Arnburn, Class Editor, Pauline Heatherly, Club Editor, Buhv Piiimfzn, Ar' Editor, Mfiryorie Caldwell, Betty Clzzzlz, :ind Nanfr Anderson, Typists, and Photographers, Lassie Smith and Barlurtra Akers. l.'f'- have :lrfwfly lgzl sonic vfiy iriterosina social cxverifenies, and txtnona them 'ire the liolto Batty, the Beary B ill and our Senior Prom. The Hobo Party was a great success. Effie lolmson was crowned Queen of l-lobos and Luther Arnwine, King. Della Bruce and Leon Fair were selected as the best dressed hobos in the crowd. The Beauty Ball was the tirst of its kind for Rule and we are all proud of the way it was presented, Lowell Blanchard and lerry Collins were Masters of Ceremonies and the judges were Miss Geary Reynolds, Mr. Bill Dyer, and Mr. Skeet Tallent, The contestants were chosen by the boys of the freshman, sophomore, junior and senior classes, Before going on the staqo, each girl drew a number so that the judges might distinguish them in this manner. We held our Senior Prom Saturday, February 2l, l948, at Whittle Springs Ballroom. Our school colors wewre used for decorating, The couples in the grand march came through a hugh, golden heart to music of Goodbye to Rule , written by Barba'ra Amburn, orchestrated by Ernest lficlcson, and played by Coy Tucker's orchestra. .Rlhert Shipley was Chairman of the Prom, Barbara Amcurn, Co-Chairman, Pauline Heatherly, Secretaryg and l-lerkert Mynati Treasurer. The dance programs were ,nfide by Ruby Pittnvin, Nana Anderson and Betty Clark. Cur Bacculareate Sermon wwill be enjoined with the hiaiz scltools of the city of Knoxville including Knoxville 'fl ,121 School, Stair VllOf'lllllC 1l School, arid Rule lligh Srhool. The Commencement exercise will be held at the Cen- -ethodist Church. A Schedule in the Making PRINCIPAL Mr Iohn S Humphreys The Friend of the Studenis-Mrs. Roberts Mr. 1, T. A Little man: big mind. Unsh-Ong SENI0ll AIDVISIIBS iff? ' Mrs- Eliz Gbefh Bain M- ISS Rllbej Cotter Surrounded 1s+ row Mrss Dorothy Adcock CD1str1but1ve Educat1onD Mr I T Armstrong CSc1ence Chemrstryb Mrs Ehzabeth Barn CEnqhshD Mrss Wrllomette Barks da1eCSpan1sh French Latrnb 2nd row Mrs Thelma Bowman CPhys1ca1Educat1onD Mr A L Broy1esfShop Math? Mlss Mary Ahce Burkhalter Cflnqhsh Readrnql Mrs Dalsy Car mrchael CEnq11shD ,X ro o v Mss Rubel Cotier CGeoqraphyD Mlss Vrrqxma Elhs CEna11shD 1 pa re Tee Freeman CEnqhsh Readrnqb Mrs Lena Fr Freeman Cr-Io e L onomrcsl THE PAL ' lst row MISS Nancy Glfflfl CHome Economrcsl Mrs Vera B Harte CB1h1eJ Mr E I Harq1sCBookkeep1r1q Busmess Trammql Mr Fred HartmCMecha1'11Ca1 Drawmql 2nd row Mlss Lynette Hendmcks CShop Math Algebra? Mr I L H111 fMathD Mr Ratph Hutchms CCIVICS ooachy Mr Ernest IaCksor1CBar1dP 3rd row Mrs Mary H LayfTyp1r1o Shorthand? Mrs Rowena Lmdsey CClerfcJ Mr Wrllard Martm CBasketba11 Coach Phys1ca1 Educattohb Mlss Mlldred McLane CE1'1Q11S1 l, 'Z'-. V-329 t row Mrs Wlllre A Roberts CDean of Glrls Human Relatrons Plane Geo metryl Mrss Mary Scales CAt Crafts Pubhc Speakrnql Mlss Agnes Scharer CL1brar1anJ Mrs Edna H SCH oederCMus1cD 1' 2nd row Mr lohn A Sharp CH1 toryl Mrss Hattre Ruth Spradlrn Cl-lealth Educatron Broloqy Phys1oloqyl Mr Roy W' Wallace KSCIGDCQ Physrcs Solrd Geometry Coachl Mr Sarn Wallace CEconom1cs Socral Screncel 3rd row Mlss Buena Walters CArt, Reacllnql, Mlss Myrtle Watson CMathl, Mr Harold Whrte CWoodWorkD, Mrs Florence Woodword fflreoqraphyl, ' ' A f . 75 2:42 ' 5 ff , A fn K if ls . . . , , - A . r . . . . I 1 I I I , . q r . i , . . 1 r , 'w . . . S I f I I - - 1 1 1 I . I I SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS PBESIIHLNT Eff? V1ce Pres1dent Irmmy Moore Treasurer Elrzcrbeth Burnette Socral Chcnrmcm Delores Beeis ' ox Secretary oroo oroo S S ooYorro,ooo oor,rroo,orroo S . Betty Io Miller Akers, Barbara Amburn. Barbara Akers, Barbara Cfvnlni r1'i:lil,,E, 44- -15, Cgrrfs 44-45, Girl Fe-serves '46-'47, Girls Charus, '44, lvfgxea Cncrus 44, Chair, '46-'48, Amateur Hour, '45-'46, Y-Teens, '47, Eowigria Cluii, '45'46, Spanish Club, '46-'47, Pienczi Club, '47-'43, lunisr Class Play, '47, Annual Staff, '47-'48, National lfcncr Scciety, 46-'47, Fcircjet-lvfe-Not Drive, '46- '4T, Frrslrfiri Show, '44-'45, E. l, E. A. Chorus, 47, Hliflessiali' '47, liI1'C'IlCllIl9'l fer lunicr-Seni'r Eznfyiet, '47, Usher at Beauty Ambu Ander Arwin Ball, '47, rn, Barbara Civius Clug, '43-'44, Girl Reserves, '45-'45, Cfrririzerfitwl Clulr '44-'48, Yffecns, '46-'48, Spanish Clulr, '45-'47, ltlcwwlina Ciul: '46A'47, Ftulctte Club, '45-'48, Red Cross Rerxesentative, '4-'45, Choir, '46-'43, Beauty Ball Acccrnpanist, '47, lunior Class Play Acccrnjaanisz, '47, E.T.E.A. Cherus, '47, U, T. Choral Festival '46, Messiah , '47, Annual Staff '47-'49, Aniafeur Hour, '44-'48, lfasnizri Siitzw '43-'47, Girl Sicuis '43-'-14, Carirlifiate for DAR. R6f7Yf?SVI1A1'iVO, '4 , Crnjifiite f'r Girls Swift? Peyreserifafive: l?e'l Crass Se 'ial CE.':irrnan, 45. son, Nana Carirznrrwizl Cflutx, '44-48, Amateur Eeur '4-1'-li, lrlixel Chcrus '44, Glen Clu:,, '46-'47, Girls Chgruis '44, Choir '46-'48, E.T,E,A. Chorus, '47, National l-lcncr Society, '44-'48, E.T.E.A. Chorus, '47, National Honor Society, '44-'48, President at National Honor S0- ciety, '47-'48, Girl Reserves '46-'47, Y-Tee-ns, '46-'48, Annual Staff, '47-'48, iifraxry Cantestani '47 Enferainefi for luniarfSenior Bzznfrunf '47, e, Luther l:octEg:':ll,'45'-15, Grizzly Eeizrs '43-46, F' Clair, 47-'48, Spanish Club, '45'-17, Kin: at Ha-Bas Sterifs ', 47. Anderson. Nana Arwlne. Luther At the Hobo Partv , 4,.s,...,,.,..,.,., r - , ,l..W,,,,,M. .. ,, ,-,., ,, Arrowood. Dorothy Bales, Ruby Bayless, Billye Beets, Delores Arrowood, Dorothy Fishinn Show, '44, Laiin Clu'i, '-1-1-'43, Usher at Senior Class Niqht, '47, Graduation, '47, Usher for Thanksgiving Program, '48, May Day Program, '47, National Horror Sogiefy, '46-'48, Commer- cial Club, '47-'48. Bales, Ruby Yfeens, '44-1185 Bowling Club '45-'46, Served at Cliss Night, '45, Fashion Show '-14, Fiulettes, 4648, Mixezl Chorus, 45746. Civiis Club, '44 '-15: Girl Reserves '45-'47, Bowling Club, '45-'46, Latin Cluh, '44-'45, Fxshion Snow '45-'46, Annuzl Staff, '47-'48, Nafionil Honor So'ie-ty, '46-'48, D,A.l:i. Representative, '47, Be-Juty Contestant, '47, 'Parade of Beauties BUYIHS' Bmw Nlinz Chili '44f-13 Civios Cla' 55-1464 fries Princess 44 45, Gtr. fieserves 14-45, Sports '.-.titer of Pot-:ier l-lcrn , '44- -13, Dramatlcs Club, 44-'45, Se::e'arw' of C1o':er::r's llansxri, '44-'45, Treasurer of Freshman Cltss '44-'elif Glee Club, '-14345, flNfaft?iew 'Whaley School '.','rQ1i:i:nsE'iirz7'i Virginiil, C5217 nzeriizl Cliilv '45-'-23: Y-Teens '45-'-175 Rirlfrnes '46-'48g unzzr Clrss Play, 'Ur Cheerleirier, in EH'rf2i'Ir'y if ffrxefi Chorus, 16 '47- R Clult '45-435 Beautv if' Q'-Ziil int 'lay fatal Cllfllllflllll rf oerii,r Cass, 'in-'49, Choir, P7'l19l'f!5 Clurli 'QC-'-lil: Y-T'-22:15 Prilsiderlt '-if -1? Puijli' S5 flaw? Clxzlf, h -lm. Beets, Delores .air zrizrger if fi- :iw.i'1: ' 43- Grgzzlt' Eerrs -li , pr ,N--icy rinuai mai: . 12' F' ' 44- Scsi 1, in -15' Easl-1e':,a1f 22749, E451 ' -ri, Rjfriia' in-uv Blackstock, Donald Bray. Millie Brewer, Dorothy Brown. Carl Blacksiock, 'Donald D. E, Club, '47-'43, Ccznrtzerclcrl Club, '45e'45, Sgzqzrlsh Club 'eu '47.. Bray, Millie Girls Reserves, '45, Chorus, '45-'46, Ccmmsrcicl Club, '45-'-167 Chair, '47 '48, Senior Girl Reserves, '46, Ecwlirrq Club, '47-'48, Ruleffs-s '47-'48, Burke-lcr's Club, '48, Y-Teens, '47-'45, Vize- Presiderrt cl C.zmrnfrc1:1lClub '48, B1ackstock and Family iv. Brewer. Dorothy D. E. Clulz, '47-118. Brown. Carl Ecvmnig Clzri, '45-'47, 'Y'-Tfens, '46 48, Latin Cluzg, 43- -17, Hui-sites 45-'48, P-sd Crass Represemtztive '45-'47, Cgrrzzzxezuul Club, '-474 '45, Queen cf H3-Ec's , QT. 5 Bruce, Della C',1:i, 'I' fi 3' LZXII Qi 4 , P,',1lef'93 'fl' - pill Cris: FY5 w ' QE-1 iiggeiiigl Cla. 'N - 'QL.9e:11.f H: P is Burneite, Elizabeth Tlli 1 SLI! Ffa -l'- iff' 1 31 -19 5 Gif J, -f 'l 'p T-j1'f'ls . , -lw' il... F'-Sflt' 5 A -D QC-Q fi 1 -111: VfAL1:z, 'Qi--1:-' 11 Lizzie: if f'g:g..I Q. 1-IQ v QT X fffxii. -13 7,751 f' 1' lgiiipx' Chas 3131, -fy C3993 ' 47-323' Yli, Fziiiezf cf F129-is 'll' Ar: fri-,zsxflf QI F fltss -ZH-Q5 P- 11Y'.' 'fu ?:1 lf IQ Ulu. -17-44 P' 2 Cllr, -in-'48 Fixx iz, -1 -'48 ' Dancing at the Beauiy Ball Caldwell. MGf?OIiB Fl'1Yfii1s '46'48, Cirxmmnrrigx' C.',17f, '46'1l?, P51311 zz Srxtw, '45 ',1 'g G11 3:31113 '-1-17455 Civic lflul, '4-1'Ll'w l,l1I'I5,E Cziorus, '45 'LLL fY'1l'S Chorus, '44-455 Choir, '46-'4S. Ccxrrcl, Pcnriciu Gif: fseserves, '44, Amateur Haut, '44-'48, Y-Teens, '45, Ruletfes '45, Iuziicr Class F1135 '47, Rei Crsss Rep1e:fr1'1'r.'2, '47 '43, Seq rdury gf State, DI. '47'48, DE. Sccicl C?1u::'1:r1, '47 '43, ,wr Bruce Della Iurneite Elxzabeth Caldwell Mcrl01'1E C0301 Pcmcm Typing Recess Christy, Ruth Girl Sicuts 43-'45, FV? Crrss L.-'fYF'SG,l7C1flV'?S, '44-45, llixed Charms QE, Nummrl How: S',firf'f 41485 lvl :wa-rstfe, '46, Choir 'if'-49 li'-Teens, '47, Hx-.'.L:1g ffuxi '47-48: Cuiimsr iizl Club, '45, Fifties, '47-'48, J-Xrmuzl Stzfr, '48, Eecluty Corrfestont, '47, Srzziish Cluiv, '45-'47, Ciisruistry flulu '45 46, lvfcry Day Program, '4?-'44- ',l.f.Cl'1crcilPes1ivt1E 46, F,lSl1lOIl Shaw, 44, Girls Chorus, '44--254 Lrtzoteur Flour, '44, Snug' writer fur Amateur I-lcur, 46. Clark. Betty Christy, Ruth Clark, Betty Civifs Club 31:34-G, Gul Fssfrv-rs, 4?-'45, Y-'fe:ms, 45-48, ECW- lixg Clllil 45-'48, Ruleftss 45749, Uslrsr at Becutv Bill '47, Ccxmerslcl Club, '44-'48, Spanish Club, 45347: Annual Staff '47-48, lfcv lcv ?r:cr:rn, 42-44, Fashion Slicw. 44, 'lirl Chris ,f A4 A ' J Cloud, Paul ..v.i, 4- . . Cloud. Paul I ::,t31c,l '-Q-1-'47, Furl Ii: Sgtealzigry -27, D, E. Cluli, '47. Day, Lucille Fashion Sicw, '44, Yvlsens, '46 49, Bowling Club, '45-46, Plulsfss, '45-'49, Served 1:1 Clirss Night Qi-47, Usrrflr at Czmrrrsncsrnent Day, Lucille DeBord. Paul D. E. Club, '4'f'-'49 Bcwling Club, '47-Q83 Uilier of Iutiior Class PL 'y, '41 Pufrlic Sg'?Q1ki:1q,'47. Dick. Emestine Rule-NQS, 117: Y-Tefezis, '45-1175 Uiiter cf C1233 Ifigizk Q37 E:v.'Ii z, Club, 117: Com:11er:i,1l Club, '46-T477 Gil Hxerves, '45g Sirxeql Elder. Gay It's Loving Time Fxsitzii S1122-.', 4:7 Czttiiisfisl Cixi, '-15-'-if .+.:' CLI: '- Liimrj il.Sfi5iJT1f '-FQQ: f2T':rC1?iQn Cixilinifse- fy ESSLFQ f:x,,1s', -lm: Usher xt junior C1155 play, '-P77 EQ'-,iiig Chili, ITA ' f1C'L3 1 Coruiiixrho fgr Iuuior Srziicr Bzziqust, Fcxir. Leon Iliff Clin, '45-'-15: CH Mfifs FfCfAfl1'f'!H, '47-'QS' Eowfiifg Chix, '47'-197 Clicir, '47-'-L35 Cxzzzrmzrzicl Club 'Q-1 -157 Poitf gl, '46f'4T'g Clxexxiisfry Club, 1157-img King of HSUQSH, 317. DeBord, Paul Dick, Emestine Elder, Gay Fair, Leon Fox, Bill Safety Patrol, '43-'44g Football, '45, lunicr Class President, '46-475 Lone Ranger Club. '45-'46, Cld Maids Fraternity, '46-'47, Cheer- leader, '4 7-'48, R Club, '47-'48, Senior Class President, '47-'48, Commercial Club, '46-'48, Red Cross Representative, '44-'45, May Day Program, '43-'47. French. Hula Mae Fashion Show, '45, Commercial Club, '46-'47. Missionarv is cz Good Field Fritz.Iohn Usher at lunior Class Play, '47, Spanish Club, '46-'47, Choir, '47f'-48, Messiah , '47. Frye. Verlin President ot D, E, Club, '47-'48, Public Speaking Club, '47-'48, Commercial Club, '44-'46. Fox Bill French Eula Mae Fntz Iohn Frye Verlm , wr 2 QQ- s 5 xp? Fuson, Carolyn Gallagher. Albert 'Dancing at the Farm Gallagher, Iames Grant, Imogene Fuson. Carolyn Glee Club, '44-'46, Science Club, '44-'45, Home Economics Club Secretary, '45-'46, Freshman Play, '44-'45, Choir, '45-'46, Amer- ican Education Week Program, '45-'46, llellico l-liqh Schooll, Usher at lunior Class Play, '47, Y-Teens, '46-47, Rulettes, '46Y4'7, Mixed Chorus, '47-'48, Beauty Contestant, '47, National Honor Society Secretary, '47-'48, Annual Staff, '47-'48. Gallagher. Albert Usher at Junior Class Play, '47, Football, '47, Basketball Man- ager, '47-'48, Stage Manaqer for Beauty Ball, '47, Ft Club, '47-'48. Gallagher. Iames Basketball, '46-'48, Football, '47, R Club, '47-'48, Usher at lunior Class Play '47, Annual Staff, 47348, Usher at Beauty Ball, '47, Grant. Imogene Fashion Show, '45, Choir, 47- 453: Commercial Club, '47-'48. Greene, Evelyn Hampton, ldcx Harbin, Eleanor Harris. Louie Greene. Evelyn Spanish Club, '46-'47, Dramatics Club, '46-'47, lnternaiional Rela- tions, '46-'47, Bowling Club, '46-'46, Skating Club, '45-'47, Glee- Club, '46-'47, Class Baskelball, '45-'46, Beck League, '45-'47, Herne Economics Club Pl-l.A., '45-'47, Carter l'l.gh School? Rul- ettts '4H 718. Hampton. Idcx Red Cross Representalive, 45-'46, Nalional Honor Sociely, '45- '49, Chcir, '46-'47, D. E. Club, '47-'48, Iunior Class Play Prompf Ter, '47, Amateur Hour, '47, Latin Club, '46, Usher at Commence- ment, '47, Served at Class Night, '46. Harbin. Eleanor Nalicnal Honor Sociely, '47-'48, Ccrnmercial Club, '46-'47, D. E. Clgp '47-48. Harris, Louie Ein-.fiig Club, '47, Fcfztliixll ffanager, -ln' Club, Q C :xercial Club, '46, Huy Day Program, '45-'46. Gcxv Nineties Review sl 1 Heaiherly, Pauline Hensley. Bill Huff. Imogene Hurley. Bobble 1 ll ' A Perfect Couple Heatherly, Pauline Iunicr Girl Reserves, '44-'46, Glee Club, 44-'47, Commercial Club, '44-'48, Bowling Club '45-'47, Y-Teens, '47g Runner-up fer Sports Queen, 1165 Annual Staff, '47-'48, Social Chairman cf Puleites, 717348, Bachelors Club, '47-'48, Cizoir, '47-'48. Hensley, Bill Basketball, '45-465 Pectlfall, '44A'47g Grizzly Bears Club, '46, R Club, '46-'47, Mixed Clxcrus, '44-'46, Service Club, '4-'45, VV. VJ, A. Club, '46, Bowling Club, '45-'46g Baseball, '45-'46, Chemislry Club, '45-'-455 Boy's Chorus, '45g l-li-Y Club, '45. Huff, Imogene lfay Day Prcgraru, '-44-'45, Fashion Slzcw, 44-'45, Served al Class Niaht, '45-'46, Cheinisrry Club, 'QS'-'17, Art Clurp, '46-47, l:CYI1fI'1CIClGl Club, '47 45, Y-Teens, 47-'48 Hurley, Bobbie Fiiihitfl Shcfv. -F7 ffag' Cui' C ei- Cszitttez lil Qlpxz '-25 -1:5 Fifi Cl'..lf, '46, Qi:':':1v , QE- f'ei:.,'i':1 A ftiiiff fgr ,, fgflflll Favgpx 7 :HQ F feivfs '21 Usher :t jpxiig. ' ass ffag' 'I l:.:i1'sg1'.'i:.: T '47, Civizs Club, 'iz' Bei-fling Club Iohnson, Effie Iohnson, Virginia Iohnson, Effie Rulettes, '47-'48, Bachelors Club, '48, Queen of l-lo-Bo's Stories , '47, Commercial Club, '46-'48, Bowling Club, 46347, Girl Re- serves, '46, Y-Teens, '47-'48, Annual Staff Assistant, '48, Red Cross Representative, '46, Property Manager of lunior Class Play, '47, Usher at Beauty Ball, '48, Fashion Show, '45-'47. Iohnson. Virginia Rulettes, '46-'47, Malorette, '46-'47, Bachelors Club, '47-'48, Serv- ed at Class Night, '46-'47, Beauty Contestant, '47-'48. King, Elmer W. W. A. Club, '42-'43, lunior Class Play, '47, D.E. Club, '47-'48, Usher at Beauty Ball, '47. Koontz. Charles Red Cross Representative, '44, Group President, '45, Stage Man- ager for lunior Class Play, '46, Stage Manager for Amateur Hour, '46, Grizzly Bears Club, '45-'46, Basketball, '45, Football, '45-'47, Pt Club '46-'48, King, Elmer Koontz, Charles Basketball Fun Stag Line at Martins Lackey. Winih-ed Beta Club, '44-V455 Home Efonomivs C.uHi:, '44-'45 Wfalland High Sshoollq Commercial Club, '-454475 Girl Reserves, '46-'47, Rulettes, '47, Spanizh Club, '47--QE, D. E. Cluzi '47-'48, National Honor V Society, '47-V485 Usizfr if Class Nlqzit, 47, Usher at Beauty Ball, '47. Llewellyn. Wilma Girl Reserves, '45-'46, Commercial Club, '45-'47, YfTeens, '47-'48g Spanish Club, '46-'47g D. E, Club, '47-'49, National Honor Society, '47-118. Lockhart. Lucille Maple Home Economics Club, '44-V165 Class Basketball, '45-'467 Glee Club, '45-'46p tCcrter High Schoollg Bulettes, '46-'47g Usher at luniir Class Play, '43-'47, Cafeteria Monitor '46-'47, Bowling Club, '46-'47y Monitcr at Beauty Ball, '47-'48, D. E. Club, '47-'48. s. Charles Mixed Chorus, '44-45, Boys Chorus, '46, Choir, '46-7187 All State Chorus, '47g Rule Quarteite, '46-'48, Band, '44f'45g Civics Club, '44-'45, Bowling Club, '45, Old Maids Fraternity, '47-'48y Red Cross Representative, '45-'47, Iunior Class Play, '4'7g Master of Ceremonies at Amateur Hour, '46, Hall Monitor, '47-'4B. The Big Five on Thanksgiving Martin. Agnes H'7MVllIli,' Clul, '47-'45' Fuleffes Clulr, '-1 545' Ezilxejfs' Club, '-1743, F13l1lLF. Slzsw, '45 Usher ,xt Bezuiy Bull, '41 Amateur Efqur '-F. McAfee, Sam lunicr Class Play, '47, Amnieur Hour, '47, Usher fit Beauty Ball, '47, Usher at Thanksgiving Program, '47. Merriman. lack Letter Clulz, '46-'47, Hi-Y Club, '45-'47, H. B. Club, '46-'-in, Ecs- ketlncll, '45-'47, Co-Captain of Basketball Team, '47, luzlicr Plly, '4n, Baseball '46-'4', KEe1rder1l Basketball, '43, Rule-J Merritt, Peggy Glee Club, '45-'46, Tolezi' Prcfgrmzi, '45, Choir, '47-'48, USll?I at Beauty Bull '47, Latin Club, '-16-'-17. Martin. Agnes McAfee, Sum Merriman. lack Mex-rin, Peggy Miller. Betty Io Moore, Iames Mynatt, Herbert Newcomb. Imogene Miller. Betty Io Girl Reserves, '46-'48, B:wliiq Cluly 46-'48, Rulettes, '47-'48, Commercial Club, 716348: Candidate for Sports Princess, '45, Choir, '47-'48, Red Cross Representative, '45, R Club, '47-'48, Usher at Class Night, '47, Bachelsrs Club, '48, Beauty Queen, '47, Band Sponsor, '47-'48, Cheerleader, '46-'47, Secretary of Senior Class, '47-Vi. Moore.Icxmes Football, '45-'47, National Honor Society, '45-'48, Vice-President of lunior Class, '46-'47, Vije-President of Senior Class, '47-'48, R Club, '47-'48, French Club, '46-'48. Mynutt, Herbert Choir, '46-'48, Mixed Chorus, '45-'46, May Day Proqram, '45, Commercial Club, '45, Public Speaking, '46, Amateur Hour, '46, Red Cross Representative, '45, W.W.A. Club, '46, Messiah , '47. Newcomb. Imogene Girl Reserves, '45, Commercial Club, '46, Usher at unior Class Play, '47. OUT IN THE COLD Cqle. Clarence Oltinqer, Iack Ftxf, 1lpl,.l.c1L1V af-48. Beside the Hobo Fireside Pinchcxrd, Frances f,:f1't1Ll'-1 :Q fini H kvlll' .lfll HJ! ,1 Siiif : Tx ess' rg ff f'::z1rL1'r - Q. 'T Pu. 11, S' egkzzi 1 II t Qlcss Pixy, '-17. Pittman. Ruby Ahtizxeur Hour, 4-1-ll g Nuiicncxl Hcnor Sccieiy, '45-437 Bowling Club, '46-'48p Ar? Cluzr, '46-'-177 Hulettes '-16'43g Iunicr Class Plly, 7167 Flxslncn SEICXV, 1175 Y-Teens '47-'-185 llcxy Defy Prcqmm, 'Vg Anr1u':lS2.:ff '47-48. Ogle Clarence Oltmqer Iack Pmchard Frances Pxttman Ruby Reed. Ralph Bhmehar! Bob Price, Edna Girl Eaten 'C 4s VF J ru 1 ecmnq Iliisrl Chcru 'S Haley. Mcxriorie Girls Chcm 4 15 5 1 15717: Ecmc nsor 9 -,Q mor lr s w 45 4 Fcmhicn Sh V 45 46 Y e S 4 48 Mxxe 1 us Reed. Ralph Fcctltzll, '-' Chorus, 47 Rhinehari, Bob Flay Day Pr I: cm 3 M 4 Lan cer '47, Bc Ming Cu 4 GICIGI Clu 45 48 C12 ly Bears '-46 ' F y Pc . j C3.9f ' GMX' Roach. Bob Robertson. Evelyn Roach. Bob Basketball, '47-'48, Public Speaking, '46-'47, Hi-Y Club, '46, Red Cross Represenlalive, '44, May Day Proqram, '45-'46, Commer- cial Club, '45-'47. Robertson. Evelyn Mixed Chorus, '45-'46, Fashion Show, '45-'46: Senior Y-Teens, '47-'48, Commercial Club, '46-'48, Usher at lunior Class Play, '47, Ruleties, '47-'48, Choir, '463-48. Robinson. Earleen Fashion Show, '45, Ruleites, '46-'47, D. E. Club, '47-'48g Com- mercial Club, '45-'46, Spanish Club, '45f47. Schruqqs, Charles Football, '45-'47, R Club, '45-'47, Grizzly Bears, '46-'48, Presi- dent of Mixed Chorus, '45-'46, Choir, '47-'48, Basketball, '45-'47. Robinson, Earleen Schrugqs. Charles 'The Four Bcxrbaras Scruggs. Norma Gaylor Seulell. Willie 'Beauties and the Beast at:-ff-f Sharp. Imogene Shipley. Albert Scruggs, Norma Gaylor President of Rule-ttes, '47-'48, Bachelors Club, '47-'48, Red Cross Representotive, '47-'48, Cheerleader, '47, Y-Teens, '47-'48, Fash- ion Snow, '45, Commercial Club, '47-'48. Sentell, Willie luniir Girl Reserves, '45, Conimercixl Club, '46-'47, Y-Teens, '4N-'43, Bowling Club, '46, Rulettes, '47, Served at Reteption Class Night, '45, Sharp, Imogene Curl Peserves, '45, Coftznieriizl Club, 45748, Y-Teens, '46-'47, Bowling Cluz, 46, Ruletfes, '47, Fashion Show, '46. Shipley. Albert Lum Clul: '45-'43 Ff:1t1o11l Heier Szeletf, '46-'49, Annual Stuff, '47-'48, Vice President of Natiznol Honor Sociely, '47-'48, 'Took Pepsi-Coll Gnd Scienre- Szltolgrsiiip Test, '47. Shumaker. lack Silvey. Charlotte Shumaker. luck Safety Patrol, '44-'45, Glee Club, '45-46, Commercial Club, '45-48, Stage Manager of lunicr Class Play, '47, DE. Club, '48, Decor- ation Committee for lunior-Senior Banquet '47. Silvey. Charlotte Fashion Show, '45, Girl Reserves, '45, Served at Senior Reception, '46, Usher at lunior Class Play, '46, Usher at Class Night, '46 Commercial Club, '47, Smith, Bill Band, '43-47, Spanish Club, '45-'47, Old Maids Fraternity, '47, Art Club, '46-'47, Red Cross Representative, '44, Safety Patrol '43-'44, United States Naval Reserve, '46-'47, Smith, Lassie Rulettes, '47-'48, Bowling Club, '47, Y-Teens, '47-'48, Commercial Club, '46A'-48, Glee Club, '45-48, Girl Reserves, '45f'45, Annual Staff, '47-'48 iff Smith, Bill Smith. Lassie Come on Rule Yea! Yea! Spears, Barbara Home Economics Club, '44 45, Usler at lunior Clxss Play, '46, Usher .rt Commencement, '47. Steele, Dorothy lunior Girl Reserves, '45, Glee Club, '45, Chcrus, 46, Chair, '47-'48, Commercial Club, '46-'48, Senior Girl Reserves, '46, Can- didate tor Sports Princess, '46, Bowling Club, '46-'47, Secretary of lunior Class, '47, Rulettes, '47-'48, Senior Y-Teens, '48, Beauty Queen, '47, Red Crass Representative, '46-'48, lVlessiah , '47. Stooksbury. Hazel Girl Reserves, '44-'45, Glee Club, '44-'46, Commercial Club, '45-'47, Choir, '46-'48, Fashion Show, '45-'6, May Day Proqram, '45-'-46. Thomas. Bill Football, '46, Safety Patrol, '43-'45, May Day Program, '43-'47, Red Cross Representative, '44-'45, Band, '44-'45, Commercial Club, '44-'45, Choir, '46-'47, Qld Maids Fraternity , '47-'48, Spanish Club, '45-'47, lunior Class Play, '46-'47, Cheerleader, '47-'48, R Club, '47-'48, United States Naval Reserve, '47-'48, Turner. Marie Commercial Club, '44-'47, Fashioa Show, '45, DE. Club, '47-'48, Reporter, '47-'48, Vcmcel. Wrenshull Art Club, '44-'45, Commercial Club, '44-'47, Fashion Show, '45-45, National Honor Society, '45-'48, Amateur Hour, '46, Junior Class Play, '47, Candidate for Girl's State Representative, '47, lunior Citizenship Award, '47, French, '47-48, Candidate for DAR. Representative, '47, Annual Staff, '47-'48, Bowling Club, '47-'48. Walker, James Football, '45-'47, Captain, '47, Club, '46-'48, Grizzly Bears, '45, Bowlinqf Club, '48, Annual Staff, '48. Weaver. Iune Fashion Show, '45, Latin Club, '46-'47, Coniinercial Club, '46, Girls Chorus, '44, Mixed Chorus, '44, Choir, '45f'48, U. T. Choral Festival, '46-'47, D.E. Club, '46, The Four Bills Turner, Marie Vancel. Wrenshall Walker. Iames Weaver. Iune Weaver, Ralph Webb. Iames West. Ruth Weaver. Ralph Baseball, '45, Fo:-tball, '45-3155 Hi'Y Club, 445: Cliirniiiry Club. 716747. R-Club, '45-'46. Webb, Iames Grizzly Bears, '454 Football, '45-V157 Hi-Y Club. '46 Chemistry Club, '46-'47, W.V.'.A. Club, '43-'45, Baseball, '45. West, Ruth Fashion Show, '45, May Day Prcqram, '45g lunior Class Play, '47, Commercial Club, '45-'43, Eiale Cllr 715- Ari Club, '45-'47g Amateur Hour, '47g Library Assistant, '47-'48, Public Sjeealcinq '45-'47, Civics Club, '45-'46, Girl Reserves, '45-'46, Heil Cross Representative '45-'46g Decoration Committee for Iunicr-Senior Banquet, '47, Bowling Club, '47, Decoration Csmtriitfee fer Bas- ket-ball Banquet, '47. Westem. Noah Four Iims in the Gvm Westem, Noah Whited, Carl Whited, Carl iCf :5 Q 'L iw-uk lf 1 1 'sri UQ I ,,,55,,,xi,, 'MQ' 17' sq'., Wilkerson, Barbara Wright, Imogene Yearwood, Carolyn U 4 N1 H 1 H ,, ,, . ,,s rcgtpcri, 4-1 -rm :Gsfifs .. X azgss aT? .:q.r- ' Y 1 fw ii- 1 lg i. ,ill Sf-Q-5 rrfifff'iT' Esizfs '45-46 T 'itll Q'1 T1Ii 9' N T F 'll' Prfss.:,:-tit :f Efi-'I' Q14 33:4 fieafiiz, :,f - .- 1 ,Q . WM, L-. Wilkerson, Barbara 'fiizl Reserves, 457 Glfe flak, 425 flicir 4'--QS' f:..::.frgial fqglf '45-457 Chcrys -QE' S-eiizr Girl Reserves 45 Et:-giztg Club '46-'47g Presid-si: gf lass -267 Lcxtm Cixi 46- F31-ities, '47 485 Fegircsfnfciivs '3 Girls St :ie '47g Yfrezis, 455 flsssialf, '47. Wright, Imogene FCSE',iCI'1 Show, 455 Gifs flizzus, 44- fkgir, '45-'49 ff.E.F-.. fgcrus, '42 UT. 'f:.:':, Festixixl, 45-475 Citiisriii Qfslf, '45-'4Eg D. E. Club, '45, Yearwood, Carolyn fvfixsd Shams, '44-455 Qrsiis Qfzllr 44-455 Iu:.1:r Girl Ffservfs, '44-'45 Spanish CELL 4?-41 Ti:'i1,na1 Hamer S 'istyg 'E-Sq Cross Representative '46-49 Vive-Prfsifiezlt Qi Fai Criss '46-477 Choir, '46-'48p Y-Teens, '47-'48y Rulettes, '46 4EEy Annual Staff, 475487 Iunior Class Kay, '47q Amateur Hgur, 53477 Ccnrii- date fir D. A. Freprf-s4nt,:'1'.'e, '4'q j419YHiSfIQ'C .1E 46- 47. Younq,Iohn Ped Cross Fspressnfative, '44 453 Sizfeiy Patrci, '44q Ecjss Cirrus '4E: Mixed Chains, '46-4Hq fhzir, '47-485 'Old 1.45155 Ffsgfgmjfyn, '47-'48. lr Y A ounq. Iohn JUNl0R CLASS IDFFICERS President 042nm,, Vxce Presxdent Condon Human Secretary Sammle Robertson Treasurer Betty Wallace ,W A N, . J, ., . fy, ,Q K I -'FP ' i' 2 as 1, -ffffff W X ' if 3 sn 23' ' f gg 'me K DeHart Ted Dockms Harold Donavan Madge Flanagan B111 Fox Alma Iean Francls Harold I rxtz Tom ladson ra reqq Ioan wmn Ernesi arbm Herbert awkms Lorene aynes Betiy ays Bobby 111 Iewell Gallagher. Paul . I gk Hites, Shirley Holt, Tom Hoover, Mary Householder, Mariorie Housewnqhl Calvm Human Condon Ingram Larry Irwin Evalme Iones Carolyn Tones Don Iones Keck Kyle Kexth Roberi Kennedy Anne Kerley Wade Kxdd Evelyn Kmg Iohnme Lane Loxs Long Mary Lovelace Mmme 'VI Llley Phyllis Morns Wanda Morton Dorothy Nxckles George O Bl nness Ge'1e Owens Phyllxs cxtierson Harvey erce Pat Pvtmcm Buddy Dotier Betty Pu e Mary Lee , . . A cv' . ' . ' e , . Osborne. Alandria P . P2 .. . , - . JLYQ' fb' Rader Mxldred Rader Vernon Ramsey Madge Reed Ida Mae Reed Norma Roach Norma Robertson Sammxe Robmson lean Robmson Kenneth Rommes Ioe Roop Ioyce Russel Davxd Pussell Vlrgmra qeay Mane Skarp The'ma Shxpley, Frank xmpson Eleanor mxth Edward mrih Iohn aylor Dorothy outon Mxldred urner Barbara urner Iack nderwood Betty allace Maxme ampler Bobby eaver Freddze eaver Zella Mae agqoner. Katherine cxlker, Paris allace Beity alker Robert nfw 91 A o 'Q in-.4 Webb. Frances Wilkins, Carl Williams. Belly Bowers. Floyd Harper, Peqqy Wolfe, Thurman Wriqhi. Bill Wright, Virginia JUNIOR CLASS HlSTORY The Iunior Class of '48, not having undertaken any activities as yet, is looking forward to its spring activities. ln the months of April and May they plan to have the Iunior-Senior Banquet, the Variety Show of '48, the outing at Chilhowee Park, and the annual Iunior Class Play. Each junior is looking forward to all these activities. 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Charles: Reese, Iimmie: Reynolds, Iean: Roy, Nancy: Russell, Shirley: Ruther L l Q tv ia FIIILSIIWIKN st ROW Lcv-: Arlor Eva Ammons Mary Atchley Carole Bayless Charlotte Boets Dorothy Black Iucmrta Black 2nd ROW Pebble Bled oe Geraldine Pohanon Fxelyr Bomar Corrnre Bomar Frank Braden Betty Erew ter Minnie Lou Brrqht 3rd ROW Ee ty Ruth Bryant Be h r B1 e on Ann B ri t Herbe Caldwell Wayne Caops Katherine Carrrer Evelyn Carroll 4th ROW MGTIOFIS Carver Fosteen Chambers Katlfrerrne Chapman Helen Christy Grace Cooper Bessie Cox Katholeen Cox 5th ROW Davis Stn ROW Rewa Dawson Anna Fun P vm Ion Dr lr Elrzabetn Dunn Kath rrne Dunn Marg ret Vnqland B tty E tes 7th ROW W lam Farr Ioyce Fox Betty Franse Ioe Frazier Iuanrta Frye Wnma Gaines Betty Gotorth 8th ROW Da' Gems Reba Gorns 'il bert Greag Glcna Haney VVende1lHarb1n Lynda Harmon B111 Harper 9th Row Dorothy Harper Patsy Harris Roy Hartsook Wanda Haynes Iune Hatton Willie Rnn Hays Louis Heatherly 10th ROW Blllye Hicks Mary Holley Edward Hudqens Dorothy Human Barbara Huskey Betty Irwin Cricket Iohnson 1 1 ' A A L r .. 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Earl Davis, Nancy Davis, Willa Dean . . i' e ' e, 1 ': , ' ' , ' ..e' , cz .. , e s . :I : ' v ' ' ' Al A 1 X 1 1 1 1 1 . .e ' , 4 , r 0 , , ' , ' , . , ' 1- ah if-455 'N,,, Qr Kar' 46 1 175 1 .dn NX 2 4 E L. lst ROW Charles Iones Lurleen Iones Ed1 h he lc Bobble Kelso Bllly Kmght Iune Llnnmg Eugene Loveday Lawrence Lowe 2nd ROW Georqra Lyons Betty Mart1n Betty Masseng1ll Sara Maxey Harold Mays B111 McCartc-r George Mclunkxn Helen McKee 3rd ROW Barbara Moore Elame Morr1son Mabel Movuery Mane Moyers Georgra Moyers W1ll1am Mull1ns Corrna Murray Maynard Murray 4th ROW Delores Myers Davrd Neeley Geraldme Newcomb Edsel Norr1s Cather1ne Noonan Edward Noonan Ronald Osborne W1lma O Dell 5th ROW LeRoy Ownby Everett Ottmqer Lo1s Owen Bennle Palmer Ellena Ownby N1ck Patty V1v1an PhllllpS Helen P1tts 6th ROW B111 Provmce Eugene Rader Anna Pearl Reese Luc1lle Rldlflqs Glenn Roach Barbara Roberts Rodney Rolen Bonn1e Safiles 7th ROW Eva Sallles B111 Sampson Betty Scruggs Iay Sentell Franklm Sharp W1lma Srmmons Irmmy Srmpk ms lean Smelcher 8th ROW Betty Io Sm1th Corxne Smlth Dons Sm1tl'1 Harley Sr'11th LaVerne Sm1th Mary Smrth Paul1ne Smrth Ruby Sm1th 9th ROW Blll Statun Wanda Story lack Swann, Betty Tallent Altha Turner B111 Vancell Carl Walker Charles Walker 10th ROW Delores Wallace Ruby Welch Charles West Wanda Whrte Ray Wxlson Betty Wolbach Ella Mae Woods Davld Youngblood .h 1 F . . . 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Betty Io Bayless, Billye Beets. Delores Beckam, Alice Morris, Wanda Morton. Dorothy Myers, Delores Bendle. Wanda Burnette. Ann Burnette. Elizabeth Butcher, Georgia Christy, Ruth Dawson, Reva Fowler, Bobbie Fuson, Carolyn Helton, Polly Iohnson, Virginia Iones. Lurleen Kennedy, Anne Koontz, Betty Poore, Iune Potter, Betty Reynolds. lean Robertson, Sammie Russell, Virginia Scruggs, Betty Steele, Dorothy Smith, LaVerne Swaqgerty, Sue Williams, Barbara Williams. Betty Wilkerson, Barbara Beautiful Beauties The candidates for the Eeauty Contest were chosen by the boys cf the freshman, sophomore, lunioi and senior classes, and represented their class as being the prettiest girls. Our senior advisors, Mrs. Bain, Miss Cotter, and Mr, Armstrong, selected the Judges from the outztdnding people in the field of art here in Knoxville. They were Miss Geary Reynolds, art teacher at the Christenberry lunioi High School, Mr. Bill Dyer, cartoonist for the Knoxville News-Sentinel, and Mr. Skeet Tallent, proprietor of Tallent Studios. The Beauty Ball was presented in the school auditorium on November l3, l947, by the senior class. The girls pirouettecl onto the stage, which was decorated to give a south- ern garden effect, in their prettiest evening dresses and waring their biggest smiles. One didn't envy the judges because their task was a difficult one. Mr. Lowell Blanchard, radio announcer at station NVNOX, had been fic- guired as Master of Ceremonies. He did anrourice for a while, lout his zndtner was in town for a visit and because of time fact, he turned the assign- ment cver to Mr. lerrv Collins, an :ble substitute, who continued as l.i:rster of Ceremonies. The girls chose a number before going on the stage and were identified by numbers rather than by names. The girls were all coiled back on the stage after once parading out. A certain number was elirninated, and the remaining percentage kept coming back until all except the five Winners were eliminated. The winners were lllizabeth Burnette, lo Miller, Betty Potter, Virginia Hus- sell, ard Dorothy Steele. After the crowning of the five queens a dance was held in the gym, which, by the wav was decorated with a blfinket of crepe paper and such for the ceiling. lllfe might give credit to Mr. Armstrong for the very artistic design used. The contestants and their dates were in the Grand March and iziter that everyone joined in the merrymaking. SENl0R PR0lVl Chairman: Albert Shipley Co-Chairman: Barbcn-cz Amburn, Secretary: Pauline Hecrtherly, Treasurer: Herbert Myncl The Senior Prom ot Rule High Was held in the Ballroom of Whittle Springs Hotel. A blue and gold color scheme was used to carry out our school colors. The persons in the Grand March came through a huge golden heart to the music of Goodbye to Rule. This, the class song, was Written by Barbara Amburn, orchestrated by Mr. Ernest Jackson and played by Coy Tucker's orchestra. Albert Shipley Was Chairman of the Prom, Barbara Amburn, Co-Chairman: Pauline Heatherly, Secretary: and Herbert My- natt, Treasurer. i?13g ,a'5T?W T - :,f'v: I A -I , ff . i .'f'. 39' ' , - . 5 ' : 5' , -1,,f 1. 43' . A l w 1 -J: , I x u A .an 551 Sf fm I QQ-If jg 'H'f tn! 'fi Wk dk! ., fm. , y',a :W .t .l ,. - ' Z X15 -A ' . , I . 7 V , 1, ' , 2 ,,.:.y,-5 ,, . ,d ,. , .xx Q ,5.. MZ, 1, A ' V ' F, 1 A K , , ' , ' Q ' Q4 f-13 1-.:':-nf , x' 1. N-A f '15 I ' ,' ,fr ,112 - A .- ' ffm ' - .Ni 5 ,..v VJ.-Ji, . 3 ,V .QM -4.4 Q I r. Q . f Q-I.mw' Q51 'A A 9' --' X 3-vi! ' R ' -. 3 V . I I . Q Q 9 , . I X , ,v 4 A A x - 2 '- P f Y' . . ., .. 4 ' 9 V f , . 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Kyle Keck was the out 5lCIlhl1.1'1 rlayei for Fule. A The following t.'JCEl'C, the Bears tourneyed to Kingsport for a 'gazue with the state champions. Kingsport won 45 t3 3 .uf not until af'er a tough battle in whirl: Rule held the Q1 azrirlons sooreless in the f1rSt lwlfr Ngpqi Qgmg 1219 ggmg 'With Andrew lqokggrt jf jfrglqscnvllle Flirlifi, 'lie STCTS 'l1i1r1lfJlCl 1S of l:lCY1Cl3 in '46, lfrlllll lay Sentell leading the way, the Bears played 1 good aame, hut laolcson had too much power, winning, 19'to U. The nex' game, the Bears lost to Young Sl to 6. They also los? the servifes of lim lohnson, first string tailoaclc, rho chipped CI lgone in his hip. T21 foltcwinq ggme Wim Clif-,gon WGS the fguqipgst gxrme 1: the year. The Sears took an early lead, lout Clinton game back QQ Win 19 to 12. In 51115 qgme' Condon Humgj i, another taillzaok was iniured and lost for the season. A5 if fhig Wggnf enguqh bad luck' Floyd Bgwgfsy who 11351 been switched from wingback to tailbaclc, had to miss this 'quite and the following one because of an injured wrist. Q Y V Nexq the Bggfs Qmerlgir-,ed Elizgbgthtcnl one Cf Q39 Sfrongest teams in the state. Tne Bears tried out went gown Lefore Eli7'al3ethton's superior power 30 to O. The following CJGH19 WGS with the T1'OlCl'1S Cf KY1OXvilfe l-ligh. The Trojans showed too much power, over- ooning the Bears 49 to l2, Next they journeyed to Copperhill where the Bears tom 1 well earned 26 to 13 victory. ln this game all the boys played well with Francis, Arnwine, and Vlfhited leading the line and Bowers, Moore, Knootz and W'allcer lead- ing the bnckfield. Tlieu came the game with the powerful Central l-ligh Bolicats . The Cats took the game 38 to O. The out- standing Rule player was Doug Holt. The following week the team played Morristown in tihe rain, This was one of the boys' best games. They held the highly rated Morristown team to a l2 to 6 margin. Hlohn Doe lones was the outstanding player for Rule that night. The next game was with Harrison Chilhowee Institute. The Bears were favored to win but the Harrison boys were for this game and managed to earn a l9 to l9 tie in the rain and mud. Luther Arnwine Floyd Bowers Oscar Burton R. B. Carter Paul Cloud Harold Francis Albert Gallagher lim Gallagher 111 Hensley Doug Hout ,ii I iEQ1'J1I1'7 'Le taxis E'.'Z1ff'1 21511 tr:::1t1:11 1. 1'1'.':. 1.5 5.111 .Q UTQQQYSV, The TIIEIS Weir c l'.lIlE- Qlolllf fixvgzifi 1:1 1:19 Bains were 11616 le Lli3l'll?7'l their lusi .IJJl9. E.,lefe1's,i 11: 1l12 111111111 of ' 591,11 in' S1:1'11.j11gs 1.1 10 '.'Jl.g wfxl E '11 1: 111-rl 111 :1l'r af S' 's ' cmd .lxlfrfi ll1lL'GlIllllF, 1 .l11 '.Cx1 xx' K 1151: : '- 1. : Me P-eng gfzmli t .I les? 311211 1. 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I-1l,1Ck5'..-fbi, is-lqzis Peet, cmd Elizgbefh Bumslie. 1ClIklfS Sim: W Cs ELLI' Nqr Gay 1-1 Condon Human Iim Iohnson Hubert Iones Kyle Keck Roberi Kenh Charles Koontz Allre McGinnis lim Moore Ralph Reed David Russel Charles Scruggs lay Senlell lack Turner lim Walker Carl Whiied FIRST ROW lay Sentell, R. B. Carter, Don Mathews. Robert Keith, Harold Francis, David Russell, lack Turner, Ice Wallace, Earl Bruce, Floyd Bowers SECOND ROW Hubert Jones, Charles Scruggs, Luther Arnwine, lim Moore, Paul Cloud Co-Captains lim Walker, Carl Whited, Ralph Reed, Charles Koontz, Bill Hensley, Iim Gallagher, Bob Wheeler. 'Clipping on the part of the Troians THIRD ROW Condon Human, Richard Trent, Don Brewer, Doug Holt, Kyle Keck, Robert Thomas, Oscar Burton, Tom Patty, Richard Bates, Kenneth Bradley, Howard Knight, Alfred McGinnis. Manager Louie Harris. FOURTH ROW Manager George Nickles, Don Williams, Iim Sul- livan, lack Swan, Desmond Haney. Iim Reese, Clifford Keith, Bill Sampson, Herbert Brackett, Fred Birdwell. Kenneth Knootz, Talmadqe Holloway, Manager Bob Rhinehart. 'Action 11-om the Knoxville High game Coach I. Willard Martin BASKETBALL RESULTS The Rule High Golden Ee-ars opened their l947-48 basketball canipaiga ' x'.' ini a rousing 43-35 victory over a strong Alumni quintet and followed with convincing wins over Bearden, Catholic, Karns, Halls, Central, and Halls again. The win over Central was the most significant of the above seven game winning streak. The Bears took the floor for this game with a spirit and determination which We have never be- fore seen a Rule team possess. The Golden Bears took a com- manding lead and never relinquished it. With but four minutes to play the Bears held a' lead of nine points. Final score 33-29. The liears niet Young after the holidays and suffered their first deieat of the season by a score cf 7-28. Rule met Morristown next ani detected them. The team had a bad losing streak at mid-term when they lost five of their next six games. The Bears rose to great heights when they beat a good Oolte- wah teatn by a margin of 29-25. During the Oolewah game the boys played their best defensive game of the year, holding the high scoring Bull Dogs to 25 points. O'Bleness scored 17 points and Blackstock and Bell played great defensive ball. The Golden Eears ended the season with :x win and loss CAPTAIN CO-CAPTAIN Delano Worsham Donald Blackstock Delano Worsham Eugene O'B1eness Eugene Bell Donald Blacksiock Bob Roach Alba' R gg ,,' . fx Wayne Hickey Luell Smith lack Merriman Inn Gallagher Condon Human Y-9:.'CYd if l5 and 8 which is one ct the best records ever Compiler: by a Rule live. This being excelled only by the l944-45 teazri which had a I8 and 6 record. This W-or's busketeers hop: that they have started a leelinf' if feiznz and s- kool co-operation where by the team urges small 4, -cfs 1:1 :ne icwer grales to start their learning of the basket- Eali fundfnncnaals before they come out for the saiiad. This tjriizs to 1,11 ld greater teams for Rule in fhe future. ite yraise 'hfit could be heaped upon Coach I, l.Villrirrl lvl :rim would not lie sulfifient fcr wltizt this man has done and meant tc lasketball at Rule. l-le was truly the cause of Rules rvrsf successful season, During the two years 'hat he has been gt Rule the Pears have been seeded number 4 and 3. . .te the re u.ar s- or le boys ea ici 'va e i ie ei hth Nr gl easitn A,rtitdntl district tourney and made a line showing by beating Ycung 43-36 and then losing to K.H.S. in the semi-finals in a thrilling battle 40-31. The sccre does not indicate the closeness of the game. Thi Bears had gotten off to a bad start and trriiled hy a lfli sccreg They rauoht five at the end of the first quarter and at the half the suozc- was K.H.S. l7 and R.l'l.S. l4. At the end of the third quarter score was knotted 24-24 but during the last four minutes the 'liogans pulled away to win 4U-3l. Rule High will frlwctys remember the four seniors who fin- ished rheir playing days at Rule this year. Bob Roach-although Qaflcirxg experience, became the best 21:12 hindler on the Rule squid. l-le reached his peak in the tourney. lack Merriman, a transfer student from Eearden, was used as a substitute but he was a very valuable asset to the team. lirn Gallagher - a sub this year his excellent team play and ball hawking made ziini a 'I-'xlLlCIlIl6 man to the Bears. Donald Blaclfcstoclc Bones , was leiiezirig his fourth year on the 'A' team at Rule. l-le was in- 'ured at :nid-season and was out of five games. He played his Icy Homer Senfeu besf ball in the tournament, scoring seventeen and twelve points. The iollfiwivrng boys were placed on the all-city squad: Blink O'l3leness, CCW Bell and Bones Blackstock. With a lot of good material back next year, Rule is hoping to have their best team ever during the 48-49 season, Earl Bruce Iames Iohnson Sidney Fritts Paul Gallagher Bobby Wampler Crazv but Happy 2 DEBS l'lllEEltl.l-A CHIGER SHIPLEY WREN SHALL VANCEL 'Leap Year-Prospecting President: Nana Anderson Sponsor: Miss Mary Alice Burkhalter Vice President: Albert Shipley N TIO AL H0 0R OCIETY The emblem ot this Society is the keystone and tlarning torch. The key- stone bears at its base the letters C, S, L, and S, which stand for the tour cardinal principles of its organization: Character, Scholarship, Leadership, and Service. Character sets the seal of righteousness upon our every endeavor: Scholarship is the power of the mind to dispel ignorance and superstition through the scientific investigation of truth: Leadership is the power of person- ality that blazes the trail for rnan's upward climb: while service is the begin- ning and end ot our education, the altar of thought tor others from which God's blessing to man have been kept sate. Thus the keystone symbolizes the high ideals of this society Carolyn Fuson Treasure: Ira Gladson Social Chairman:Ccr:o1yn YearwoodProqram Chairman: Ruth Christy f wt IOW YFW I JV! IOW IILW kos J Q11 'Num :cv Cx, E nd'o Wana C1 Ucxha,hcr D u ham ' r 7 Q w-Q' H VIVO A , mp A I1 I1 Fm CIP IflI1 es arm' f 1 ' If r Lhe m X Efiwm ver Fmlzuf Webl FIUVICIS 6 v uyless Blliyfl B D 1 u env Nov 'ls L re-ne 1 11 In Ruly Rader M1 ircfi Roof' Uuderwoofi Betty VVrr1s'1cx1l Vancf as C - x X 1 If 1 A ,r , Puri r 7 Arm: , N .b rw- ,5.rr:'.-Iced Dcrctlirg B ,y ann JI, ry R tl Q . , ' '35 fuii , 3 fgvs, Biwiyy fx ' - .fx if ' ., ,d p Fzrltn, E1 fry 'I Jklr , G 7 Hill IQ A -. fizi ww: Inns, Dxpxq Eimmedy, Army Keith, Fukartp Kung fcgizmie-5 Lcmkpy, Vfimfrfjg Llewellyn TK' ' . 4121 1 :1'vfcwIH,Ii1z1y LSLC , 1: 31 xg 1' k Q, I-1' C 5 PWM, , 7 5 , 'K xi Q1 Nf , J: 53111 1 Rf,1f11tson,S1z:z1.1wp Sl 1p,m I ,Ip 511.151, :iq f -, 7 if L , .4 V.'r1I1f1r1'fX, P. y: 611 ' :VfL1' , ' 'ff 7, D, ' 7 Albert Slnpley Mr I T Armstrong Ruth Chnsty Edxtor 1n Chlef AdV1SOI Managxnq Ed1tor GOLDEN MEMORIES STAFF Wrenshall Vancel Billye Bayless Carolyn Yearwood Business Manager As-istant Business Manager Feature Editor lim Gallagher-Circulation Manager Carolyn Fuson-Assistant Circulation Manager Iim Walker-Sports Editor Don Blackstock-Sports Editor Barbara Amburn-Class Editor Pauline Heatherly-Club Editor I wonder where all these pictures go? Do you call this circulation RUBY PITTMAN Art Editor LASSIE SMITH Photographer BARBARA AKERS Photographer NANA ANDERSON Typist MARIORIE CALDWELL Typist BETTY CLARK Typist LOUIS HOFFERBERT Alumni Editor BETTY IO MILLER Second Assistant Editor NOAH WESTERN Assistant Feature Editor EFF IE IOHN SON Asst. Club Ed. 'L RULE Ill BAND SPONSORS: Betty Io Mxller, Betty Potter DRUM MAIOR: Harold Mays g,t Q A ,V t A R , fi' 42 N wz os, 1st row Alford Don Boul y Sh1r1ey B1o1r U1zos Donovon Q,1crude Eor1 Tony 2nd row 1rW1n Betiy F1ornnoqon B111 Fo1der' B111 Frye Iuonno GOIHS Iornes 3rd row Golloqher Gene Go11orq11er Pou1 GWIHH Ernest Hovres B111 Haynes lock 4th row Long Mory Lonq Som McMo1'1orn Mory Iockson Ernest Bond if u s row Mc1unk1n George McKenny 1 M Moyers Argus Morns Barbara Potter B111 2nd row Pnce Ver1 Pnnce 1ack Sa111 s Bonme Q1 11C16Y Frank Srnnh Lena Qrd row Statum B111 T111ery Iarnes Vane 1 B111 VV11son Mary Ruth Woods Wanda 11111 row Woodward Ionny YoungB1ood Dav1d Angel Dea Betty Martm Wanda Morns Eva Saiiles Mary Smlth C 0 L 0 B G U A Il D MA l0lllnTTlaS Alleen Bculey Vu'g1n1a Iohnson Madge Donovan 1 11 O .J 1 1 4 I , ' x - . . .- R CLUB BULETTES Norma, Gaylor, Scruggs Pauline Heatherly Elizabeth Burnette Frances Webb Effie Iohnson Ruby Pittman Agnes Martin gwX BED CBUSS REPRESENTATIVES Iohnnie King Wanda Bendle Lovency Clevenger Verl Price JUNIOII Y TEEYS Shuley Russell Helen G1bson Ruby Welch Beity Martm Bobb1e Fowler Iune Frcxncls BACIIELUB S CLUB X ag, Left to R1ght Condon Human Sweetheart Mrs. Lay Sponsor Gene Gallagher Mascot Left to R1ght L11l1an Baldw1n Mary Anderson Evelyn Kldd Dot Morton Madge Dofnavan Vmgmxa Russell Wlli YVIIITI lst ROM Gorqeli lf BlyfxC 1 st Hrle l Bee erl lyons axle 'ta Faye L wery 2nd Q0 Doyle Huntaft e flql rd Lar 4 t rm arty D a a haum la kle ff d RC Lawren s V La, 5 llv LG d f L 1 PO g,luflGS one A alt r wn W ,tt 11 ICIH L P 1 Hcll y 1 T nee A1,s1n SK gel Fzlvv' rd Lanqs' '1 Pc e Nsor' WIISS IVAI l'EllS E'v'11'll'HI'l tel: Pas ln Znd RC ,can la ks V1 le n rn' e va 'mngs Ioan In nson Q urlfv Ccrum Faye a d RO ar s D a 1 as tl Uma Emer laferre Bee 4tl1 PO Gladys D wxse Lle f1 Euclcn Y e fella l Gcqlfon Velma lean Durn B r ar Eve more hy KD1Ql1I'1q lcvce F Sth PO, Anna Clark l nttalrsn et EakBo 1:11 11G 0 Dries s Q H w ,a'1D 11ryG A T 4 X 0 J e el 1, ci sz pi, Le l'e Iclzgiscn, Q 1 rt Kc , Ceo if '1 .. , l f 1 Le. 4, Q ' ., - .1 ., 'Nh pine ffaggles, P15111 lain, Iafze' e Lazeaay, Eglikie 'f,.f', -. T' r. I - ' ' we., 1...x, , ':.t 111 : . , , .x..n.,. Iii W f ce line , Mary -ig ff A' ' y, faves Lee, lfawrzr Le, Riixaral ay 4tl . 'Cf nl I . s, lla Kr1ial,i, 'Sf ,e LQ 1-Jelly , Lueile ...fC l'ey, lr11s':y', fam , e Stl ROY' Silly siiklrer, Talritmlae Eiillcway, Lawre, ' lfuffixn, Zzvli Kip' ' 1' ffill, lazne e Q 1, L ' a .c., 1 bert Law, . Y 1 1 4 1. lst Few' ati H' 1,,:l1I'1lf'C Ezcyles Cfcf sruzifr., t. y farris, Patsy failwi 'ff ' 1' C., , il W' .Q if La-tty Eruzxgzzt, I , Eziigis, Hole ravc-s, l,yCe . ' t , in ,LY -A , j C' te Br t 'lf' Del e -I lack, Kixihlee. Eccler, Leis CLE: gli, flizalfifn 'I f Lcuise ?f1:.,s, '.'f'. t, - 1 . let. 1 'ff--- A a V en, lyt ' fm.-..'. furst, 'ffiliis Mae Erialtt, jaiiara -' , 1 , cb a retf, .s i ,L , r 'e . , 'J -An 9 ch, C , Betty Ergclc, E 1.7 l C , bby 7e . Tris SE ' le aiais, DIBS B01VMAN lst ROW RandellPelt1er Patsy Rooerts Charlotte Bolen P ul P nlcalla Dorothy Dattv Len Rogers MGXIHQ Mornsort lames Newton 2nd ROW lean OMary Peggy Ramsey lohn Phm s B r ara Moore I e Roherts Opal Mlll r to Ann Palm r Darl ne Hxdmqs 3rd ROW Earl Rouse Catherlne Oql shy Ellly Murphy Fr n es N rrrs S 1rrey Reddne Mar qaretMart1n V11'Q1Y'11UROb rts Nema Rrdenour 4th ROW Le-la Mrller Betty Newman lohn M1ller Edgar Murp y BACK ROW Raymond Pr1ce Ernest Reed Carl MN er Bllv Prd,e lam s Rrdqe Cscar Oscar N1cely G ne Noses DIIIS ELLIS lst BOW Robert Drck Curtrs Carr 1. rry Davrds n Alt ed Cruze Charl S Atkms Cnar' Callr an Wayne Farms 9nd ROW Robe t Cummmgs lames Harper Ronald Danrels lames Grant ack Carter Iames Burns LeRoy Conner 3rd ROW Kyle Easterday Iam s Fowler M I I-hckman Wrlham Beeler 'Weaver Bayless 4th ROW G orqe Dobson George Goforth Don ld Brewer Leon Branch Earl Cole Bllly Bean 5th ROW Clarence Harbm herb rt Buckner Kenneth Hay s Glenn Farrmqton Howard Bladk Charles Douglas ' f O , t , - -, , W, ' ' is , ' Q , , ,. e, a ., . , o .J , . C, v A ey 9 . , - ' e V r o o ' H - ' ' M -- ' ' , .' .e ' , ' , e r 1 O . , , CI Q., .r , e , . .. V I I , - ,,., , A . A . , , D A fv ' ' V , , M , , , Y- ' c: m ' , . V . , - . , 1. MISS IVATSIIN lst ROW Nancy Stevens Sh1rl x urrette T-hlda S r der Row nn Sm1th Sharon S 1zen mul., Ella Mae- oods 2nd ROW lewel 'Welch lflar1or1e Srnnh D ayma W lls lVaryor1e Wlllcerson Devona Vlfeh 3rd ROW Carolyn Walla Marv Lou :lla VJIISOYI Paulme Smnh OVW L UISS W ls OUISG V n e Lonm x1anCr Bet! Tallent P111 1ne S 11 lS'Tll 1 VV1m Nnal y B 1 ara b T'1l'1 5n ROW larnes Sharp Qoloert T ylcr Bl' l l V C rl s Clk Rnhard Wh1le 'N llrd Wolfe Howard Smnh Ralph Sw at Kervn th T1pton lohn Srrmh 'VIII W XLLACE A11 n Hells Madge NV1ll1amS LOIS V' lc el Faye 1lson ffl ROW l e l r Be' sch Bs f s la es 1' la lV1 l ams 3rd ROW 1 nzia 'Woods M ry -I en V115 1' MllQY d 'Wells T mmy WC dward 1.1 nald Walker Lawrence Varnes Ru yWelch 4th ROW M ry Ruth Vhlbon lvl rg ret 'Wwe n Ja lc x'1ll1a1'ns Gera :lm omas len Wnc 1 Eugene We-l hel Ehza clever 51 RCW ranlclm Wyrxcx R1char:1 Vhne Hl..1'6flV6QlS Roy 'Wnght Gen Wood I -f ,w,.,.. 1 Q r 'Sl 'V - , ' ef S , 1 ' Ch QT , a' ' , .gel - A '- ' , J ' ' ' , I le , 1 ' ' ' , , oh. - f .1 Ce, , I 1 , ' . ' . 4121 R C ' ' 'el.. , L ' ' 3.21 zqriif, je 'V' -, 11 , 6 l' ern' h, Etlre 'I 3 e, ab .'..'l Y , ,, , .a '. , i. .Vha ef, hiv e f er, ' , Til f , ' , e , . e 1 ' , . 1 . k lst ROW---Nancy Varner, ludy '1Veaver, Nellie Faye W'1lson, Barbara Weaver Darlene Vfright, ' ee W , ' ' , ' .C h , YY' 2. a ' ayc Xfhfefe, .ty Tfriqhl, Fidelizz V.'1l ,, ity '.'.'e-k , rn T'l.ery, Stal . 'li . . --'. a' ' , a I.eE fl c 1, ' 'e l' , Q o , 'So , V , . b A - a 'N , .1 3 'Lo , ' C 'N' ' , l ' e Th , E11 , ',h, 1' .C , ' n - F ' ' ' ' , ' 'L ' , '..- 1 , ' ' , e RIIQS WO0D1VAllDS lst ROW Stevens Ann Lors l1mmy Qlurk Nora Rader Des 1 Oualls MyrlRob1nson 2nd ROW lessn. Stevens Mary lo Sampson gene Rader 3rd ROW Della Taylor earl Srrnth hart Sentell lVlar1e Rolen Charles Smlth Nancy Lee Rolaerts Golda Sutton 4th ROV Proffltt loyc 'W1lma SCYIIOI Patsy Qartam Berrnc Rtdenour Rlchard Taylor Betty Prater Alvm Rlqq Sth ROW Bart ara Row! LLo.11se Slmrnons l dc Prtnce Bomy Schultz Clara RIQQS Lula Ptttrncm 6th ROVV Delores Rollrrs Robert R1cl1ard E LLV Reed Brll Potter Clarence Sharp Glenn Qml Bllly Smnh lN3orn1Po v rs RIB ll ll0Y LLS 2nd ROVV Colm Baufnar Dcrrs vld C E r Datrlcla Baxley Vlrquna Buchanan Cl r rown par ar Anderson 'tra ROW Cullan Ball loann .tr ette fatsy Rall Barbara Be ler Chnstme Campbell Bonme Bull 4t RCW Bllly Butcher Ken-1 lla B ai ey Lt. a B ll Chests r B r ra Bun ll Be clner Clnld ress D rotny Buclcner Loulse Bro l e ron Kenneth B eler '1 1 L. , if ', ' -.' , A , se . , ' 'e ., , . ,C . ' ,L . ' . ' e, ' , ' . J Q, ' , 't , C ' e- ' , ' ' , , ' ' 3 ' - .3 ro, ' , at I , so . , ' , ' , ' Q S, Sax A 4, ' , 9, C Th, Q I , l ' 1. e -. V W O1 4 Q L lst ROV! Naomi Brass, loyce Brcyles, P11u1Ati01d, Dean Angel Q - rj. 3 I EA' , ,lyae 2 ry, . .' ' ' , ' ' ' ', C a a ,- b a o' ' ., 1n,R D e, , ' 21 ' , r'f', 'l e, ne, aba C., e. '- , o l ' , ' ii r' ., . .l . e MII IIAIITIN lst ROW Clyde Davts Io a Ma Coffee Francts Dyer Celra Evans Ie-Well Cox Carolyn Creekrnore Patsy Evans 2nd ROW Carl Colltns Lena Dtck lean l.Jev1ne Betty Lou Fields Ella lean DeBord Loretta Dockms Bertha Davls Nancy Cooper 3rd ROW V1v1an Col v Sybrl Durlap ltzabeth ody Tony Earl Dorothy Dougherty orothy Earrr' r Cl ude Dona fan 1i.lbertDern e 4th R w Blly Cumrnrns Bolly Evans Bobby Ellts JCICPIG Demarcus Eugene Colson Davrr Kenton Iinnn fubanks REBS CAIIMICHFL lst ROW B1lly I-laynes Rcy Farrell 'Wayne Hamm r Iames l-l ys Bobble loe Hall MIDDLE ROW' Floretta Flson Ed Hayes Torn Gocsre Barbara Grant Paul Hamrrck Iarnes Green Robert H roer Mary Franc s Frtxzter Bobby Hrcks BACK ROW Eddte Franlcltn l-oward Gentry Opal Grtffm Iames Games Evelyn Frrtz lohnny Gregg Betty Sue Fowler T U . -e , n e , ., . , , A 1 1 ' ' 1 V 1 .- .. , :, ,N ,- . -A e, t ,- C . , . D . .e a t , 5 : . 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Ylll IIILI S lst ROW Carl Hutchr on Ralph lohn on hmmy Husky Ohver Holmes 2nd PO V Carolyn Holland Ba bara Lmd y D lon lo rrson 3rd ROW M1nn1e Knrght lure Ke lc Helen Ingram Ed ta flae Lewls Katherrne lrwtn Carolyn Lett Betty Larzmrg 4th ROW Katherrne I-orsely B tty loslm 5th ROW Nancy Kelso 6th ROW Nancy Householder B tty Huff Cay Ne l lonnsor Faye Curly Betty Iohnson 7th FOW Tommy H1l.l Brll Hunt Da ni Lew1s Vrrgrl Iohnson DIISS SPIIADLIN S lst ROW Io Parks I9SS19 McKee Mary Pay1 e Ross Neww omb Iuamta Norman Angus Moyer lo Anne Moore 2nd ROW Prmcllla Mynatt Brlly Mays 3rd ROW Elm r Mrller Carolyn Phllhps Barbara Mrller Clayton Math ws Barbara Packett VlcG1nnrs Madolyn Thomas Norman Chrrstme Morrrson 4th ROW loyce Norrrs Dons Moore Mary Sue McVahan Charles Martrn Eugene McNabb Wrlrna McHarr1s Ltlhan Morgan Glenn Lynch STANDING Arvrlle Patnck I M MCK my Iames Pask ll Albert McCla1n Franklm Morgan Rrchard Maples 9 L . J . .CX x , , r '. Se , e. 's E t . . . . A v. X X . , . f , t o , , L . , , . f 1 .1 , g . , I I 9 J . ff- , 9 , ' L ' 1, , , Mary Ann Hodges, Opal Lay, Dorothy Lee . - A. , 1 1 , . . ' 9 f H- , ' , I 1 , C , ' , A i - - - v , , + Q ' ' ' ' za a . , - , V , , A I I I I I Y I 1 I 1 1 A r l 1 A 1 I V 1 - - 3 , 5' , I I ' ' 1 HI TORY 0F THE R LE HIGH ALUMI ASSOCIATIH An UUMJCCGSS ul UWQUIDT CIT OTQCITIIZIUQ CI Rul Hrah Scnool Alurnnr asssocratron was made shortly after the rrrst senrors graduated rn l939 The rnrtral attempt havrng farled Rule was wrthout an Assocratron for 'nany years rrrarnlv be-carrs of the war and the rnfeasrbrlrty of havrna a club at that trme However wrth the return of many of Rules sons from forergn sorl there came a desrre to become better crtrzens and to do vhat they could for the better ment of therr communrty Srnce they were alr Former Rule tudents they decrded to organrze an Alumnr Assocrarron Plans ror the organrzatron wer formulcted at an rnfor nal meetrng rn mrd Aprrl of l947 Qnly a handful of the Alumnr were present bu these few were of the rrght calrbre to get thrngs oft to a flyrng start At the very trrst m etrng rt Nas decrded to endeavor to have as many of the Alumnr as possrble present at the next meetrng to be held two weeks later at whrch trme the offrcers for the comrng year were to lo elec ed The me rrng was held as scheduled wrth lrttle ousrness comrng up except the elecctron The Assocratron chose the followrng grad uates as rts offrcers for l947 l948 Presrdent Donald Frllers 39 Vrce Pres dent Boyd Cloud 42 Secretary luanrta Mrller 45 Treasurer Lours Hotferbert 44 Correspondrng Secretary bunny Holloway 44 Assrstant Secretarres Darthy Peese Bolle 45 Mc y rred McPherson 46 and Martha Turbyvrlle Prrce 4l Program Ch rrrman Leroy Cloud 4l Socral Charrman I D Drrce and SergeantAt Arms Alvrn Thornton 40 The mam funct on of the Alumnr Assocratron rs to ard rn any way that rt may rn the beau trfrcatron of the school the contrnuance of the undyrng loyalty or former Rule students and the development of better facrlrtres for the educatron of the chrldren of thrs area Thus tar the Assocratron has accomplrshed part of rts purpose lnavrng done the followrng l The Alumnr Assocratron was rnstrumental rn havrng the rnterror of the school re parnted 2 The Assocratron recerved correspondence whrcn stated that the Knoxvrlle Crty School Board had requested the Crty Councrl purchase addrtronal property for recreatronal pur poses at the school The Board was prompted to thrs actron when a large delegatron of the assocratron appeared at one of therr regular meetrngs Subsequently the Crty Councrl purchased the property 3 Prror to the general electron the Alumnr Assocratron attempted to present to the crtrxens of thrs area several non partrsan speakers who endeavored to explarn the changes rn the crty electron laws 4 Recently the authorrzatron was grven to appornt an archrtect to draw up plans for rm provement at the school Thrs actron was largely a result of the rnrstence of the Alumnr Assocratron 5 The Alumnr engaged the Rule regular basketball squad at the school and lost by a consrderable margrn provrng that Rule can produce wrnnrng teams A hom comrng banquet followrng the vrctory over Starr Tech wound up the year for the Assocratron A large number attended the baiauet and much turkey and trrmrrunqs were devoured by all HIVQ errloyed dan rng to the musrc o Al Srnrth and hrs orchestra The future success of the Rule Hrgh Alumnr Assocratron rests wrth those persons who have not taken an actrve part rn our work and wrth the outgorng Senrors of l948 We know that you wrll certarnly want your Alumnr Assoclatron to contrnue through the years therefore we extend a hearty rnvrtatron to attend our me trngs We are lookrng forward to an expand rng A socratron whrch wrll be blessed wrth a l ng exr tenc H L 1 1 , 1 , 1 1 A 1 S A A i 1 11 1 K 1 1 . 11 1 1 - . . 1 1 , V- ' ' 'CQ , 1 A 1 L 1 1 J . 1 r . 1 1 1 1 V- 1 1 1 1 1 1 i 1 1 . 1 . . - S , 1 1 11 I 1 1 1 V 1 1 1 1 1 9 1 V r ' - 1 1 1 1 1 r 1 L 1 1 D . 1 Y 1 1 C r A - 1 - - 1 . ,. 1 1 1 Q J . . 1., . - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . ' - . 1 ' 1 1 1 1 A 1 I 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 'N 1 1 1 1 1 1-1 . 1 A . ,r 1 1 1 1 . Q 1 -1 1 1 I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . ,- . I 1 1 s 1 1 1 1 1 l 1 1 . . 1. , - - I I , 1 5 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 L 1 1 1 . , 1 . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 , - 1 . D 1 1 1 1 V . 4 1 1 . 1 , . C f l l 1 . 1 , 1 1 1 - - 1 1 1 1 l 1 1 1 1 91 ,V 1 - 1 Q 1 1 1 1 1 A 1 D M- 1 cf. . S C. CCNGRATULAVVIQNQ TQ THE CLASS OF 1948 2231 Vnlestern Avenue Telephone 3 1897 Doors Wlndows Cobmets Sldlflq Asbestos Repolrmq Terms Harley Manuiactu1'ing Company BCJWER S Inc: Dnstnbutars of RAWLING S ATHLETIC EQUIPMENT SPOTBITT SHOES T Shuts W1 h your school name Wall at Market The Qldest Bank ln Knox County Fountain City Bank Fountcun C1ty Tennessee Member Federal Deposlt Insurance Corporatlan l n I If H . .+ T . . 1 ADAMS GULF STATION H L BRADLEY 1002 Mxddlebrook Page Washmq Lubrlcatlon GFOC9TlGS ci Meats TITGS and Accessones Phone 2 8719 510 Arthur Phone 2 9516 L...- THAT FRIENDLY BANK Bank of Knoxvllle Member Federal Deposlt Insurance Corporatlon Bayless Food Market Comer Vu-gm a 6. Schoi eld Phone 4 9787 Comphments of Beaumont Beauty Shop s1s Beaumont Phone 2 9254 BONDED CLEANERS Zell McMahon Prop 1010 W F1fthA e I I l I Compliments of I ' ' i i - I Q I . I I a . . . ' v . Complrments of CARROLL GROCERY Buy everythmq Muslcal at Clark 6 Iones Inc 510 S Gay Phone 3 2129 Market Cleanng House MARKET SQUARE Hardware household furrush mqs ci Cookmq Ltenslls Cockrum Lumber Co THE OLD RELIABLE The best Wlth everythmq to bulld Wrth Coffman 6. Idol Grocery 640 Iohnston St GTOCGTIGS Meats fresh meats Cureton Radlo Servrce and vegetables Phone 2 4595 Locust at Westem Avenue Phone 2 9960 KNOXVILLE TENNESSEE Comphments of DEAN S MENSWEAR 3 4500 305 S Gay Sf. Comphments of D1x1e You Drlve It Yourself I O . . ' 0 1 1 1 1 ' . . . , 1 . l 7 1 1 1 - - Q 1 1 1 1 n i u I I n n I - - ' . Ceul E Hurst Furnlture Co I S SHIPLEY Rep Knoxvrlle S Largest Aucnon eers of Flne Furnlture Sale every Tuesday 10 30 a m 110112 W Iackson Ave KNOXVILLE TENNESSEE BRITTON MOTORS Your Lmcoln Mercury Dealer 521 523 N Gay St KNOXVILLE TENNESSEE Phone 4 8666 Broadway Metal 6 Roohng Co Strrppmg and Blown Rock Wool lnsulatron 319 North Broadway KNOXVILLE TENNESSEE Phone 4 1616 Compllrnents of B T ICE CO Westem 6. Umversty Phone 3 6115 Bus Termlnal Barber Shop Umon Bus Terminal Gay Stneet Prop C C Rhxnehart GL E Iones Ellllibl Cill l'lCl MEATS GRCCEPHES 522 Beaumont Dlal 4 3415 Roofing, Siding, Weather DUNBAR THEATRES BROADWAY 2411 North B-roadway Pl' one 4-8956 DAWN 142 Ailo: Avenue Phone 4-6933 Compliments of Z H DUNCAN 707 Market Square ECKER S Wearrnq Apparel Shoes Varletles 148 E Tenn Ave KNOXVILLE TENNESSEE E1l1s 6. Ernest Drug Stores 1500 W Cumberland 1221 Wes ern Ave KNOXVILLE TENNESSEE Euc11d Avenue Servlce Stcttlon 1745 Euchd Avbnue KNOXVILLE TENNESSEE THE FELT SHOP Maker of all types of felt and Chemlle Letter and Monoqrarns 522W S Gay Street DWOXVILLE TENNESSEE Sporhnq Goods or Rule H1gh Bears T Shuts Honor Sweaters G Letters Any equlprnent for phys Educatlon Tab Sterchl Co Max Fnedman 304 S Gay Street KNOXVILLE TENNESSEE Phone 3 8790 The Store that Confldence Bullt MAX FRIEDMAN IEWELER Home owned and Operated 304 S Gay Street KNOXVILLE TENNESSEE Phorne 3 5187 ' Phone 4-6741 'I f I ll CONGRATULATIONS Rule High Grads FromYour ll S Army andU S Alrlolce Consrder These Pernts rn Cheoslna your Career Chances for advancement 'A' Chances tar securrty 'ff Chances for adequate beqrnmnq pay wrth regular pay lncreases You Wrll trncl all these rn all careers oflerecl by the U S Arrny and U S Arr Force U S Army and U S Alr Force RECRUITING STATION KERN BUILDING Knoxvllle Tennessee O I . I W 0 a 9 U O O 'A' i' Chances for retirement 0 . O O O O Comphments of A FRIEND GALO ICE CREAM Comphments of EEF Till HILL RUNNING MILL 8nMlNE SUPPLY CO KNOXVILLE TENNESSEE 406-I2 State SI' Phono 3 2161 Your Fcrmlly Department Store l018W 1-'fuqzx X BOBGREENPH' Gaysn :aw nA Tl.36l6l Comphments of Bondurant Bros Co D1SfT1bUtOTS HCDME HEATING EQUIPMENT Mueller Stokal Duothern f ' a .X X GALO X HALE'S CASH STORE 501 Bumsxde Ave. Phone 4 4916 GTOC9T1GS Meats L I R GI V Harrmgton INSURANCE 707 8 Bank of Knoxv111e Bldg Telephone 4 1411 WITT LUMBER CO. Everythmq LO hulld o house Wlth Box 93 THE KNOXVILLE IOURNAL Khoxvllle Ioumol Ro te 1S the Beef opporiumty for ony sohoo1 boy tuners 'holke qo o money fron the stout ono Con moreose Yhelr eorh ng by bullomq up the-lr I'O.,119S A rout 1S hke hovmq your own ousmese You keep your ,oooks co1 re t oehver ond you hove or chonce io show rho you ooh oo Lverg ,f h 1:1 1 sion weor on 1TCU19 1112 4141 HAYNES FOOD MARKET Meath Veqetobles 900 Manon Street Phone 2 9178 Herbert and Nlckle Furmture Company A Complete hue of home Furmshmqs 1903 We Rx rn Avenue Phone 2 8561 X 1 A ll . O O I I I ' u A A ' ' A KA fw - 1 C, 1 C 1 L4 , 9 A . H . , A H , . 1 K., 1 ' Lf! Xiv t ,w 1 W y ze A. ' . A , hor S ou hove SIL eo .e A ' F A . , X V.kxCa ' - o . se - I Compliments of THE HOPE BROS CO Knoxville Oldest lewelers THE HUB DEPT STORE 613 Market Street Phone 2 5178 29 W Market Square KNOXVILLE EVENING HIGH SCHOOL lt is predi ted by many educators industrial and business leaders that one or two years of secondary education beyond high school will soon become a necessity for most types of qood payinq positions The Knoxville Evening High School offers a one year post qraduate hiqh school course in the followmq SUMMER TERM f 19481 BEGINS I UNE 7 Hughl Betts Pnnclpal Compliments of Knoxv11Ie Motor Company 413 N Gay Street Phone 4 8675 IDEAL ELECTRIC CO IN F E R N O General Electric Products Member of National Electric BLVQIGQ 3 Qgndwlghmg Contractors Association 420 Umon Avenue QURB SERVICE Phone 3 4105 1 C I ll n fl . I 'C r V I I . fields of study: art, business, government and law, science and mathematics. X I I I I I be , ac, , W - 1 O O A 9 I V Now ln Our Twenty flfth Year ln Lonsdale The Best Place To Trade New and Used Furmture Your Home Completely Furmshecl at Low Cost to You LANNINGS GROCERY GROCERIES AND MEATS 216 s Johnson sf D1a13 2631 Lydla Mapes W1ll1ams 907 N Broadway Courtesy Quahty Servlce Say li Wlth Flowers Conqratulatlons to Class of 48 L1ndsey Brothers Servlce Statlon 2301 N. Central Avenue 2-9932 Long s GALO Ice Cream Parlor 2448 N Broadway Phone 4-8431 L. S. LONG. Owner Lonsdale Furniture Compan Compliments of Knoxvllle Chenllle Letterlng Company Knoxvllle School of Beauty Culture East Tennessee s Largest Beauty School 405 Union Ave Phone 3-9826 Over Cole s Druq Store KINOXVILLE TENNESSEE Knoxville Wllbert Vaults Sutherland Avenue and Concord Street KNOXVILLE TENNESSEE Phone No 4 5013 6: 3 6017 Lonsdale Drug Store Servmq Lonsdale for 15 Years DRUGS AND PRESCRIPTICDNS Southern Dames and Sealtest lce Cream Reqlstered Pharmac1stAll Hours 100 E Tennessee Ave Phone 2 0514 R F IOHNSON Knoxvllle Weldlng Supply Co azz W Mum sf. KNOXVILLE TENNESSEE Phone 4 1953 Kronrad I ewelers Natlonally Advertlsed Watches and Bonded D1amonds 326 Umon at Market Knoxmlle s Frlendllest Store I . . . I - - 1 1 ' O I Y I T A 1 1 .- . -1 4 .. I I - .- - - ' . . :I 1 u 1 I. E. Lutz 6. Company, Inc. A General Insurance Agency SINCE 1896 ElNTlRE SECOND FLOOR BURWELL BLDG Dml 2 3171 KNOXVILLE TENNESSEE Mann S MEL S LUNCH andwrches ci Plates Lunches Cold Drlnks 2055 Southerlcxnd Ave MEL FORD 6 DAVID BOYEMAN PROPRIETORS MORGAN GROCERY 641 Gcxlbrcuth St. Phone 4 8921 WE DELIVER Cornpllments of Metler Dry Cleaners Phone 2 1717 MILES MUSIC STORE Baldwm CS Baldwm Made PICIHOS Acrosomc Harnrlion ci Howard Band CS Orchestra Ins rumenis 121 S Gay St Serv1ngE Tenn Smde 1909 . S ' 9 Groceries - Meats 720 W. Fifth Ave. t Comphrnents of nUpBmHmgCo 745 Dale Ave Phone 3 9177 MITCHELL DAVIS ENTERPRISES 1837 W Cumberland Ave Creators ofBec1u'r1fu1 Interlors Phone 3 8666 M O S E R S CLOTHING STORE 317 Wall Ave 3 2626 KNOXVILLE TENNESSEE 2000 d1fFerentArt1c1es At A FRACTION of the Or gmal Cost MULLINS CLEANERS Call 4 2457 We Try to Please 139 W Tennessee Comphments of J Allen Slllltll 1 inn pu n v Seve 1' . ' I ' Mountain Sales Co.. Inc. V1s1t Now Enroll later N atlonal Bus1ness College The PTOQTGSSIVG Busmess School 302 A S Gay St KNOXVILLE TENNESSEE NEEL S GROCERY Fresh meats vegetables and staple GIOCGTIGS Phone 2 5555 222 W New York FREE DELIVERY New Gray Flower Shop Flowers for all Occasrons Compllments of NEW TOWN CAFE 1200 9th Ave KNOXVILLE TENNESSEE Phone 4 9150 Knoxvllle Bus1ness College The Qualrty School Secretcxncxl Stenoqraphlc 6: Accounhng Trcnnmq Day and Nlqht Trammq Classes 209 W Church Avenue Phone 4 3043 Knoxvllle Belhnq 6: Supply Company MILL 6. MINE SUPPLY 408 W Iackson Avenue Phone 3 8107 W O KING Grocerres Fresh Meats 2808 Sutherland Phone 2 9847 Clyde Klng Grocery Fresh Meats and Grocerles 2627 Sutherlcmd Ave Phone 4 7643 . . . I l Dial 3-2546 Mr. 6 Mrs. R. L. Greene Overbrook Serv1ce Statlon Gas O1l Grease General Repalnnq 2301 Westem Ave Phone 3 5531 Pay Cash Grocery Co Wholesale chstrlhutor of Del Monte Foods QUEEN BARBER SHOP 425 Umon Avte Earl Frazrer Prop Comphrnents of PATENT BUTTON CO Cornphrnents of Pnmrose Beauty Shoppe Iohn Robey Serv1ce Statlon MAIN a HENLEY Autornohtle Acessoues Road Serv1ce Phone 2 9304 Red Whlte 6 Blue Grlll Cola Drlnks lce Cream Plate Lunches Open6am toll 30pm Short Orders Scmdwxwches 123 Schoheld ROLEN 6. LEE GROCERY Gnocznn-:s 5. MEATS Telephone 2 5420 WE DELIVER ol Tires T Batteries Your Golden Memor es Studro keet Tallents Studio 611 South Gay St Fme Portralts Frames Made to Order Kodak Frmshmq Cameras and Frlms Reproductlons from Old Photographs i' Unusual Glfts i Q l if , . 'I' Commercial Photography 'A' ,Av . . . wk . wk . Cas Walkers Famlly of Stores Large Eneuq 1 re Serve Veu cmd Smef11Ene,1qh te Kvlew You A1v1n 61 Webber Furnlture Western AVG Drug C0 FOR PRESCRIPTIONS 1217 Western Phone 3 7123 Store x h he W elceme Motorcycle Dehvery I r Compllments of Waters Bro Grocery 48720 Groc 6: Meats 818 Beaumont Ave WYNN S Wh1ll1ock Servrce Stcxtlon 401 Wall Ave at Mcn-ket 3108 N Central Ave WYNN BUILT CLOTHES KNOXVILLE TENNESSEE FACTORY TO YOU Q I ff 1' l 1 - ll 1 1 . . C ll Y' L ' T ll N11 L 1 I I . . I . . . . . . . . A PROMISING FUTURE Cleo s QTOIQSSIOH wlth every thlnq Beauty Culture IS rnterestlnq orotltable and ts not over crowded Free Catalog upon request Tennessee School of Beauty KNOXVILLE TENNESSEE The Tennessee Valley Bank A Good Bank to Do Buslness Wlth GIOCGTIQS Fresh Meats Phone 2 3263 NEW LOCATION 301 N Iohnson Street S MARINE CORP HAS A FUTURE FOR YOU IN VESTIGATE The Opportunmes offered by THE 19TH ENGINEER COMPANY U S Mar1ne Corps Reserve Room 322 Post OHICB Bldg KNOXVILLE TENNESSEE W B :SH C Underwood Serv1ce Statlon Mobllaas battery SGIVICG General Repalrs D1al 2 1244 G. F. Vrneyard 6. Son s Furniture Co. 135 South Central Ave. Phone 3 7431 KNOXVILLE, TENNESSEE Compllments ot WADDELL COAL CO. 2514 Westem 2 5713 r o e a ' ' I - C. H. Turner 6: Sons U. . LONSDALE CLEANERS 141Vz E Tenn Ave Plck Up and Dehver Phone 4 1039 Vlne Avenue Furnrture Company G C HOFFNER 61 SON 122 West Vme Avenue KNOXVILLE TENNESSEE Phone 2 6325 YATES CASH STORE 201 Tennessee Ave Shoes Dry Goods NO11OHS I D PRICE GROCERY Grocerles and Meats Medrcal Arts Drug Co Mam at Locust Street NEXT DOOR TO NINETY DOCTORS Prescrlptlon Speclahsts Phone 2 8153 Phone 3 7175 IOHN BOATMAN 407 N Iohnston St Grocerles and Meats Phone 2 6819 You fumlsh the Gul We fumlsh the home Lester Maxwell Furnrture Company Dral 3 9737 208 10 S Gay St. Comphments of Ft Sanders Beauty Salon Ft Sanders Manor vm 1 201 Bragg St. Phone 4-7577 I I I I BEST WISHES FROM SHEA'S GROCERY 1747 Euclid Avenue Knoxvilles Most Complete St me KNOXVILLE, TENNESSEE Sllverena Roller Rmk Shelton s Restaurant 4205 Kmgston Prke Clmton Pxke Rt l Phone 2 4591 POWELL STATION Spurgeon Bros Bakery S W A N S Bakers of Better Cookles G BREAD CAKE Vamlla Waters A Dellqht m Every Blte Phone 4 5237 1125 Ft Sanders Temperature Control Inc: 311 31 KNOXVILLE TENNESSEE W M Bullock R Au' Condxtronmg Heating P Neal Refngeratron 411 W Clmch CHRYSLER AIRTEMP Chlcken Dmner Cho s For Better l.,lVll'lq I3 1 l1c1ous P195 Excellent Coffee Tennessee Cafe - 3 W. church sf. Tel. 2-4828 Rodqers 6. Company Caddlac Ponnac West Mam and Henley Mosers Furnrture Co BUY WTTH CONFIDENCE Gay and Vme Wallace Frazrer Pres 6: Treas Comphments of Tennessee Concrete 6. Supply Company CQMPLIMENTS o a F R1 E N D I IM CUMMINGS DEALER IN GROCERIES 900 W Baxier Phone 2 9163 WELDING SPECIALISTS Servrce Weldlnq Co R E THOMAS Phones Day 3 3241 Nrght 3 6379 Knoxvrlle Sportmg Goods Company 710 S Gay SL KNOXVILLE TENNESSEE Phone 3 2212 FRANK T W'YL1E Western He1ghts Hardware Everythmq for Hardware D1a1 2 6652 1211 Western Ave y . f Notions - Fresh Meats 413 E- Magnolia Ave- Classre Beauty Shoppe I enkms Dry Cleaners 2005 N Central 518 W church Ave Phone 2 1589 2 8340 Pameha C Brown Herbert L Ienkms Owner Mrldred Crowe Cate Ecnl Dawson Mgr Owners WIBK 800 ON EVERY DIAL Comphments of TOM BLACK Inc 1234 Island Home Ave Phone 4 9834 Mary Kay Potatochxps McCarty Brothers Your Commumty Funeral Home Ambulance Servlce Dlal 4 3728 lflfLl0Ql LOL gf'0CQl y FANCY GROCERIES AND FRESH MEATS 613 21st Street Phone 4 9139 Prop W H GALBRAITH Compliments of FINE GROCERY Vegetables and Fresh Meat Phone 4 0771 POWELL STATION Comphments of Davls Motor and Battery Servlce 1742 Euchd Avenue Emp1re Barber Shop 629 fz South Gay Street Upstcnxs Phone 5 8525 Owned by W E Caqle O E Delozrer Next Door to Water and Power Board UPSTAIRS Advance Muslc Co 4114 Broadway KNOXVILLE TENNESSEE Phone 6-3023 WOODRUFFS Furmture Apphcmces Hous hold Hardware O A Caughronci Son Machme Xftfork and Weldlnq 312 S Leshe St Phone 4 6922 KNOXVILLE TENNESSEE PAUL DEAN APPAREL SPECIALISTS 422 S Gay Street Comphments of UNION BUS STATION 1 - . Open: 7:00 Close 6:30 , - - 9 BEST WISI-IES CE Demp ter Brothers MAKERS QE DEMPSTER DUMPSTERS Knoxvrlle Tenn Kay s of Knoxvllle Incorporated Retallers and Manufacturers of Ice Cream Phone 48692 2564 Maqno11a KN OXVILLE TENNESSEE Malted M11k and Sundaes Ice Cream and Sherberts VISII our Stores About Town 2000 Chapman Hxghway 309 W Church St eet 1211 E Mam Avenue 4500 N Broadway 706 E Vme Street 1509 Cumberland 3600 E Mclgnoha 211 W Vme 1415 Western Avenue 2700 W. Central Avenue Broadway and Mmeral Spnng Road and Maryv111e Chandler 6: Co Inc BUILDING MATERIAL 428 W Depot St. Phones 3 6141 2 3167 Tennessee Armature and Electnc Company 312 West Iackson Industnal and Commercral Wlnng Motors Rewcrrent Rebu11t Repcnred 1300 Broadway W L Wright Grocery GROCERIES MEATS FROZEN FOODS 2 9254 DELIVERY SERVICE 912 Beaumont Avenue Complete Etectrtc Retrraeratton IQHN B CATQN Alabama Novelty House 1045 Mtddlebrook Pk 120 S0 Guy S1 F Grocertes and Fresh Meats Hcyme umlshmqs Clothing 3-9179 Ort Crecht Brothers Bedd1ng Company Mattress Renavatlon and Manufacturers at Mattresses BOX Sprmas and Sofa Beds Llvma Room salts re hatsterea 4119 N Broadway Knoxvllle Tenn Comphmertts at Southern Extract Company C Y v O O o ' . . . 0 1 - 1 0 Compllrnenls of Knoxv11le Musxc Center 215 S Gay St D1al3 8151 Cornpllmenls of U S Marme Corps Recru1t1ng Statlon HICKS 5 10 25cSTOBES 1225 College St 970 N Broadway UTS WGTW1Ck BAUMS Hardware Company Phones Soulhern R R 2 3527 P1ck up of Del 4 3074 4 l7l3 A I METLER Hauhnq of all types Steel Erectlon Maclmnery Sethna Truck Crane Se-rvlce Pre-sen ed 210 W Spnnad le A I Metler KNOXVILLE TENNESSEE Brown Bros Ser Statlon Gulf Products and Autornouve Supply Phone 2 0315 KNOXVILLE TENNESSEE IO ST EN S Smce 1897 Fme Class Bmqs Announcement and awards Representauve C W W1nqar 315 W. Cumberland Ave. KNOXVILLE, TENNESSEE CCMPLIMENTS A FRIEND . . 0 C ' . - . ' w fn 11 , A l N 1 Comp A1 nts f fxwvlv- lvwxfevsb- C,,l.l:ol1...:'.n: Cf . . O O u n I 41 , , - -, . C O C l T . l a ' 1 l 1 I . , ROSE 1321 North Broadway Phone 3 2121 Frank L. Rouser Co., Inc. Photographlc Supphes Mot1on Prcture Equxpment and Accessones Phone 3 0409 317 W Church Ave KNOXVILLE TENNESSEE ROYAL AUTO SALES No 1 3 24 ROYAL AUTO SALES No 2 2 643 2418 Chapman Hxghway Better Usecl Cars fYour Used Car Dealers of Knoxvlllel IOHN H SCHOOL Grocenes Meats and Feed Phone 2 2040 2501 Western Ave Comfort and Health forthe Famlly 20 Years Exper1ence m Heating and Arr Condlhomnq Q x U All in A shrewd Satxsfachon Investment Gum-Q1-need for the home Q!! 7 O11 Heat Au Condrhoner outh Knoxvllle heet Metal Works a so Coal tlred furnaces Furnace Cleanlnq Furnace repalrs Al types sheet metal work We Make Warm Fnends Tel 4 6312 CO OWNERS Sold and mstalled exclusrvely by us F E SHIPLEY F N MOORE . - -36 . - -o ' ' 0 w ' I I. I T F2213-fHs:, ' .-f, .bonu . ,kfff V 771' bu - - 1 I 4,l17:,fi I I LF 'V ,k ' y . F 0 4 4 , 'A' Complete Gutter work 'S Q Q -l , 1 1 En' ,',f 2 f n mf' f I 9 K1rby s Beauty Shoppe NovaH K1.rby Prop Compuments of Hcrrnson Carry Co KNOXVILLE TENNESSEE Comphme: 1 S Commercml Ncrt 1 Bank KNOXVILLE TENNESSEE ompl 1 C te Central Drug and Grlll ecumfy 1225 Western Ave. Phone 2-3426 'f?'.lI1l11'1,' Ccrxitrifed firing Q eff of A f I I . 2 ,