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

Text from Pages 1 - 146 of the 1965 volume:

GOLDEN MEMORIES l965 RULE HIGH SCHOOL -L KNOXVILLE, TENNESSEE Adventures in Bearland, U.S.A. , -r-efffmfw wtgimyszrgsg ,Wg ..... ...M efc:MaS2?T'i'f' if '1fWl'l7?5l. GOLDEN MEMORIES has poured its heart, hopes, noblest efforts, and highest aspirations into this record of BEAR- LAND, U. S. A., sometimes called RULE HIGH SCHOOL. We have felt about us the swelling pulse of the vast drama of life and adventure. Together we have worked and played in a BEARLAND all our own. We have striven in these pages to perpetuate in glowing emphasis, our memories of the people, the background, and the events which have played a part in making our beloved BEARLAND what it is. n You, fellow BEARS, will be the judges of how well we have succeeded. O 2 Editor-Sandra Blanchard Assistant Editor-Wayne Cooper Business Manager-Judy Ketchem Circulation Manager-Marilyn Good .hh - me , ,,,,.e5 1 X AN 5 -, hi l 1 1 X X ,1 A E' - ,. ix lx A 7:5 5 , 7 ' X ,wc Q l 1 - ,P HTF I i X! Z N ' 'ff xv VV., xx if 4 . Contents Introduction 1 Dedication 4 School Lite 5 Honors 10 Athletics 15 AAcHvHks 39 Features 71 Academic 77 Students 87 Classes 135 Ads 143 Index 173 e Honor Miss Lynette Hendricks v ' bfi 5 - Q.. mlm v - - ffM.1W it V .., f ..,,, ,,,,f,: 41' I A , f NW ' J Q ,, , l 443165 I 'N I .,,3t2L ,.,'5'f2gL, l ' A FE., 4 on as ff i- - In grateful recognition of a lady whose qualities of leadership, graciousness, and devotion to her work and her students have completely won the respect of the student body. So with deep appreciation for your service to us a teacher and a friend, we dedicate the 1965 GOLDEN MEMORIES to you, Miss Lynette Hendricks. 4 Miss Hendricks is explaining an Algebra problem to Patricia Padgett, and James Beeler. Mr. Wolfe and Mr. Hughes are checking Ray Loveday and Danny Cockran's schedules. Mr. Ralph Hutchins is discussing coaching as a career with Steve Jones, John Underwood, and Jim McGinley on Coreer Day. 5 Mr. Humphreys is talking to Senator Walters in Washington, D. C., while Sandy Chapman, Joe Robinson, Mr. Collis, ' and Charles Shelby listen. This was made possible by Southern Bell Telephone Company. ,matt Students paying Mrs. Edna Hall when going through the school lunch line. --1... Seven beauties appearing in the P.T.A, fashion show are Tammy Tucker, Gary Jones, Mike Price, Lester Dills, David Miles, George Webber, and J. l-l, Stevens. Miss Cotter is receiving the tuberculin test from Mrs. Brown, while Mrs. Routh assists. ,f+y...:,, ,..,..o Mr. Howard talks to Sammy Kidd, Gary Tucker, and Gary Dennison outside the school during lunch as he patrols. Harold Scarlett, Mike May, and Doug Hagaman travel to and from school on motorcycles. Mr. Humphreys is showing Mr, James Lents from Standard Knitting Mills the bulletin board. Mr. Lents was a visitor for Business Education Day. COLORlNG Q Elizabeth Turner is watching while Mrs. Jane Kennedy is putting Lady Clairol hair coloring on Donna Gorman in the cosmetology department. Annetta Mills and Doug Hagaman, Mr. and Miss Rule Junior High, showing their crowns. Emmer Lee Wilkinson is presenting the 1964 GOLDEN MEMORIES to Mr. White, to whom the annual was dedicated. 7 Dogwood Arts Festival Miss Walters is explaining modern art to Mrs. King and doughter, Andra. Glenda Shular and Miss Walters are preparing exhibits for viewers. Douglas Frye and Bertha Burchell are decorating for the Dogwood Arts Festival. Donna Gorman was elected Band Queen to represent Rule in the Dog- wood Arts Festival Parade. rpm R - fi 'l if all fr 'S Bears at Work Don Miller, Tootie Watkins, Carol Wilson, and Latricia Sloan leave the lunch room. Connie Jones checks o book for Eddie Miller in the library. Most students spend o delightful half-hour in the cafeteria each day. Dr. Evelyn Duvall spoke to the student body on their relationships with other people. Dr. Evelyn Millis Duvall, Ph.D., is a regional consultant for the American lnstitute of Family Relotions-also cz director of the adolescent study course of the Na- tional Congress of Parents and Teachers. She has written a number of books, including Facts of Life and Love for Teen-Agers, and The Art of Dating. 9 Mr. Horde, Assistant District Attorney, speaks to those interested in law on Business Career Day. Distinguished Bears Mrs. Collignon, representative from Akima Club, which is the sponsor of Awa-Nita, is presenting Andrea King and Linda Raines with SlOO scholar- ships. Janie Goodman is holding the faculty award which Mr. Humphrey has just presented to her. She also received the Georgia Marble Company Scholarship, the math award, and the National Honor Society plaque for having a 4.0 average. 10 Mrs. Duncan proudly presents 5lOO scholarships to Nancy Summers and Carol Cross, given by the Awa-Nita Club. Earl Roop is receiving the band award from Mr. Pritchard. Judy At-:hley is receiving the art award for her Barbara McCorfer, spelling bee champion, is dis- posters from Miss Walters. cussing her spelling with Miss McGuffin. Mike Price is holding the trophy he won for being the Mast Valuable Player in the Western Baseball League, which he received. as W Nancy Summers, Janie Goodman, Brenda Murphy, Tootie Jones, Steve Bradley, and Kathy Godfrey are Bill Wallace, David Bruce, John Bishop, and Doug getting ready to leave for Girl and Boys State. Johnson are studying for the Classroom Quiz. -2 lf ? ..x Mr. Stringham is presenting Lester Dills with the Knoxville Inter- scholastic League Academic Award. Who's Who ln American High Schools: First Row: Janie Goodman, Carol Walker, Roberta Fee, Nancy Summers. Second Row: David Miles, David Bruce, Mike Price. 12 Tl li , 3 1 l Honor Society Jgalb Senior Honor Society-First Row: Mr. Stringham, sponsor, Sandy Chapman, Judy Kidwell, Edith Brown, Hazel Phelps, Bertha Burchell, Brenda Hickle, Judy Lamb. Second Row: Juanita Shook, Brenda Walker, Tootie Jones, Kathy Godfrey, Brenda Murphy, Sandra i i i Blanchard, Geraldine Scarlett, Linda Roberts. Third Row: Don Morrell, Steve Bradley, James Cupp, Kenneth Parker, Joe Robinson, Wayne Cooper, Allen Leonard. Students who maintain a B average and possess the four quali- ties of citizenship, leadership, service, and scholarship form this year's National Honor Society. Each year the Honor Society has a special chapel program to induct new members Senior Honor Society Officers-Standing: parliamen- tarian, Don Morrell, president, Wayne Cooper, vice- president, Steve Bradley. Sitting: sergeant-at-arms, Brenda Murphy, secretary, Sondra Blanchard, treas- urer, Tootie Jones. zbxirifeii tl . Q ll I into the Society. Newly inducted Members-First Row: Agnes Marsh, Jane Moss. Second Row: Sue McGinley, Linda Felts, Vickie Vaught, Mary Muzyngo, Claudia Loy, Carolyn Cockrum. Third Row: Susan Shular, Lyndell Roberts, Cathy West, Peggy Hill, Ann Swann, Linda Edwards, Carolyn Dexter. Fourth Row: Lonnie Dunlap, Dennis Ogle, James Whaley, Bobby Latham, Steve Jackson, James Earles. Graduation A Happy Occasion Janie Goodman and David Miles lead the l964 seniors from the auditorium after Senior Awards Chapel. Senior Speakers: Nancy Summers, David Miles, Roberta Fee, Janie Goodman. Bill Wallace, Eddie May, and Charles Lawson leave the stage after receiving their diplomas. 'I4 A broken leg does not mean o broken spirit for Steve Bradley, as he still supports the Beors. 12, .JYQ1 -, v Y i 1 gl HJ! if 1 4' ' 4 A .4 154 Q : e QM 'if '- ,J 5 The I964-65 Rule basketball team was led by Captain Jerry McCarter in compiling a hard earned 8-I8 record. Jerry led the team in scoring, both from the field and foul line, averaging l6 points per game and finishing in the top ten in scoring in the K. l. L. Mike Padgett led the team in rebounding, followed by John Underwood, our only senior. The varsity, being very young and inexperienced, played much better than the record shows. The honors this year went to, Captain Jerry McCarter, making the second team All K. I. L. and second team All AA, and Mike Padgett and John Beam received honorable mention. Coach Keck, Coach Lowery, John Beam, Lonnie Dunlap, Mike Padgett, Bobby Latham, Derrill Jones, Toddy Baker, John Underwood, and Jerry McCarter, are having a pep talk before a game. Captain Jerry McCarter led the GOLDEN BEARS through the season. iii! ki fa. .. B I7 Bouncing Bears Jerry McCarter attempts to block a shot from a Karns player. Bobby Latham shooting os Toddy Baker looks on Jerry McCarter, Mike Padget, John Underwood, and Johnny ' 4 Beam prepare to rebound as Scoreboard Lonnie Dunlap looks on. SCOREBOARD We Opponent They 64 Carter 47 6l Bearden 64 44 Lenoir City 65 66 Bulls Gap 65 64 Karns 57 48 Fulton 6l 62 Carter 53 46 Young 65 62 West 53 57 Powell 87 63 Webb 4l . 48 Central 6l Kingsport Tournament 58 Sullivan 70 47 South 54 62 Young 73 50 Holston 66 53 West 5l 53 Fulton 80 52 Karns 72 53 East 67 57 South 60 66 Central 75 47 Holston 73 75 East 77 52 Bearden 7l 7l Webb 63 District Six Tournament 45 Korns 63 18 3' .gf ii QQ The Rule High B Team finished the season with a record of l2 wins and lO losses. The team this year promises to produce one of the best varsity squads Rule High has had in the past few years. Several boys who did outstanding jobs this year were Eddie Powers, Doug Hagaman, Mike Stephens, Bruce Taylor, Robert Mayes, Jimmy Flannagan, Robert Pressley, and John Curry. Junior High Team-First Row: Stormy Lindsay, Jimmy Raines, Larry Flanagan, Larry Weaver, Terry Mutta, Mr. Worley, Coach. Second Row: Ernie Bell, Robert Lee, Cecil Earles, Robert Walker, Steve Kid- well, Benny Prince. , e t S4 'iii-.Via B Teom-First Row: Jack Daniels, Bruce Taylor, Robert Pressley, Jim Flanagan, Bobby Mays, Ronnie Inman. Second Row: Larry Waterson, Mike Stephens, John Curry, Ray Herron, Gerald Barbee, Bill Boat- man. Rule Junior High had a 4-lO season record this year. Larry Weaver was the only returning player from last year, and we had to start building. The team started out slowly, but had improved by the end of the season. The last game of the season was the best. It was an overtime game with Beardsley Junior, who was tied for first place, and Rule was beaten by two points. Robert Walker and Larry Weaver were the outstanding players of the team. 'bw .19 Robert Walker ond Park Junior's center jumping for the ball. Robert Walker shooting a foul shot with Cecil Earles and Benny Prince waiting for the rebound. Hi ' L' S T 57 2, .ft W 3 W A 3' 2 , 52 , 'wM..,M .. -,hm-C :fl 20 Scoreboard ' ' ' ' Teo m B TEAM We Opponent They 65 Carter 32 42 Bearden 39 42 Lenoir City 30 52 Bulls Gap 63 50 Korns 73 42 Fulton 53 85 Carter 40 68 Young 49 54 West 51 63 Powell 6l 67 Webb 35 6l Central 53 54 South 50 54 Young 56 48 Holston 64 52 West 50 47 Fulton 58 66 Karns 51 37 East 62 46 South 72 41 Central 60 55 Holston 50 Tournament 42 Holston 52 Seventh Grade We 39 27 28 40 34 38 46 31 30 34 34 42 59 45 38 JU N IOR HIGH Opponent South Whittle Springs Tyson Christenberry Beardsley Junior South Park Whittle Springs Tyson Christenberry Vine Park Beardsley Junior Vine Tyson They 52 62 32 44 47 39 43 47 36 29 64 39 61 40 49 'C D Mr. Humphreys rides with Mike Boafman in Donkey David Smifh Gnd Joy DOViS hold One of the b0d Basketball game. donkeys, Donkeys- Not Bears Gary Jones fries to mount a bucking donkey. Mike Price has his donkey under control. Mike Lively holds on for dear life, ' 1 Ei ' . is 'Q J lcfisl-Q lf ...Q lf' xi .41 'E' .f xi L P n 'H tt f. 3 'J .... 5- X . ... 1 g ,. ll s 'T me sr If' ' ff f 5 :fl 1,5 ' W g A 'fl T Q f C f J ,A ,t -, First Row: Paul Johnson, Raymond Berry, Jim Mc- Ginley, Don Rhodes, Coach Ermel Howard. Second Row: Coach Charles Lowery, Kenny Shaw, Bill Hickey, Ronnie Humphreys, Bruce Taylor, Coach D. M. Miller. Third Row: Coach Bill Barbish, Dennis Ogle, Butch Deford, John Beam, Steve Bradley, W. B. Davis. Fourth Row: Don Morrell, Jim Myers, Carlos Ramsey, John Tucker, Fifth Row: Jerry McCarter, Eddie Coach Miller considering a strategic change as Coach Barbish looks over the list of reserves. 22 Powers, Nelson Crawford, Dennis Brown. Sixth Row: Robert Pressley, Mike Walters, Doug Hagaman, Mike Stephens. Seventh Row: Jerry Vaught, Jim Statum, Jack Daniel, Ted McClain. Eighth Row: Toddy Baker, Manager Steve Barbee, Jimmy Rader, Kenneth Frazier, Manager Mike Taylor, David Henderligiht, Manager Tommy Smith. Football In the pre-season forecasts the Golden Bears were expected to be cellar dwellers in the AA League, however, they surprised everyone by finishing third. The Bears, despite their lack of size and experience, finished the season with a respectable 5-5 record. Making the All-Knoxville lnterscho- lastic League team were Jim Radar, and Toddy Baker. Ronnie Humphreys, Kenneth Frazier, John Tucker, Don Morrell, Jim Radar, and Toddy Baker made the All-AA team. With plenty of experienced players re- turning next year, the future looks bright for Rule High School. I 9:59 'U .L L .Z ,T , 1 ,, ,V 2. in Xl if -. O ' 1 z igx 3? 'Q' Senior players-First Row: Ronnie Humphreys, Crawford. Second Row: Don Morrell, Toddy Baker, Kenneth Frazier, Raymond Berry, Kenneth Shaw, Steve Bradley. Jim Rader, David Henderlight, Jim McGinley, Nelson 24 BRAWNY BEARS SCOREBOARD We Opponent They l2 Carter 0 6 East l9 l 2 Tellico l3 9 Powell 7 7 Bearden 28 27 Erwin O l3 Young 35 7 South 21 26 Karns I3 I4 Newport 7 Toddy Baker tries to escape from an East tackler as Don Morrell looks on. Team Chaplain Tommy Whaley. Robert Pressley is being helped with his jersey by Paul Johnson, Coach Bill Barbish, Coach Ermel Howard, Co-captain Steve Bradley, Captain Kenneth Frazier, Co-captain Toddy Baker, Coach Charles Lowery, Head Coach D. M. Miller. 25 Football Leaders: Captain Toddy Baker, Coach Bill Barbish, Captain Kenneth Frazier, Coach D. M. Miller, Captain Steve Brodley. Bill Wallace receives foul shooting award from Coach Hatfield. Mike Price is posing with his two trophies for highest scholastic ability ond outstanding playing in baseball while at Rule. Mother and father, Mr, and Mrs. J. D. Price, Seem very proud. Sidney Bowman receives a gift from Coach Barbish for outstanding defensive play as Coach Miller looks on. Mike Price speaks for departing Seniors as J. H, Stevens, Coach Miller, Butch Rader, Wiley Brown, Mike Boatman, and Gene Carrol look on. ,dwg - ev-',.. .. ,. Jw if .-s. Front Row: David Bruce, Lonnie Dunlap, Raymond J. H. Stevens, Steve Bradley, Mike Price, Jack Bearden, Butch Rader, David Smith, Bobby Harmon, Palmer, Tim Bruce, Tom Foley, David Loveday, Coach Stormy Smith, Bobby Latham. Bock Row: John Story, Baseball The Bears started the season in fine fashion by winning ten straight games after an opening season loss to Gate City, Virginia. The Bears went on to compile an over-all l8-8 won-lost record. Winning the Western Division Cham- pionship, finishing second in the District Tournament, and placing Butch Rader, Mike Price, J. H. Stevens, and David Bruce on the All-Star team were some of the rewards reaped by the Bears during the season. Mike Price was also selected as the Most Valuable Player in the Western Division. lt was a very outstanding season for the Bears of '64, Sid Hatfield. J. H. Stevens is warming up before a game. Stormy Smith is making a stop. 27 'k - SCOREBOARD We Opponent They O Gate City 6 3 Kingsport 0 l l Kingsport 9 l5 Powell l 4 Young O l5 West 6 - , ll Bearden 9 7 Central 2 3 Farragut l l l Karns O 7 Powell 5 0 Kingsport 3 2 Kingsport 6 lO Korns 2 8 Young 7 3 West 2 7 Bearden 0 O Central l Oak Ridge Invitational Tournament l Bradley County 2 7 Johnson City l4 5 Oak Ridge 4 7 Farragut 6 District Tourney Steve Bradley awaits a throw from John Story. ? EOOSIJS A 4 Central 2 9 East l l East lO Butch Rader, Bobby Harmon, Coach Sid Hatfield, Mike Taylor, Mike Price, Steve Bradley, John Story, and Lonnie Dunlap stand at attention while the National Anthem is played. Rule's Mike Price and East's John Blazier and Bobby Harmon gets set for a pitch. Vernon Wise admire divisional trophies. 3 as n l ' . P L.. sf' ll ,MF K J -5 .5 l RP' M. we 2 .' wir? ,Q 'QT-Ga ..,.::q:it,g ?m?'9'1i.'ffiL1f ,X ie- 4 Lis 2 , N XJ5' ,- . 2 22 ,. P 6'i'4A Coach Sid Hatfield listens intently to ground rules before the West game. vw W-!i1 in -no V Coach Sid Hatfield, manager Mike Taylor, and Chaplain Tommy Whaley look over the scorebook. ,fo David Bruce is putting on catching equipment. Q 1 Y .., . -. LM 1 W: 12 V '.,.r .K all J. H. Stevens, David Bruce and Coach Joe Daniel talk over plans before a game. 29 ' K -: W , T.. , at Coach and Mrs. Sid Hatfield accepting the Procla- mation, and showing off the golf equipment presented to him by the faculty and student body. Coach Hatfield walks back to the dugout after giv- ing instructions ta a player. 524180 Sid Hatfield Day On May 25, I964, Rule High School proclaimed Sid Hatfield Day. Coach, as he was known to everyone, was honored -for his many years of faithful service at Rule. The faculty and student body pre- sented him a complete set of golfing equip- ment. Tennessee Polytechnic lnstitute realized his coaching abilities and offered him a better position than he had here at Rule. Coach Hatfield accepting the Western Division Base- ball Trophies from Mr. Hughes. 30 Captain Eddie Sexton fires away as Juanita Shook, Ricky Sands, Dwight Mynatt, and Harold Farmer look on. Bowling Team Rule has added bowling to its sports program. The Varsity Bowling Team con- sists of both boys and girls, and is one at the fourteen high schools represented in the KIL League. The team bowls each Sunday at Western Plaza, and all are mem- bers of the American Junior Bowling Con- gress. Rule rolls against each team twice and placed sixth at the end of the first half. The Team consisting of Rick Sands, Dwight Mynatt, Howard Farmer, Libby Lane, Juanita Shook, Glenda Wade, Sandy Chap- man, and Eddie Sexton, Captain, received varsity letters and bowling shirts in a spe- cial chapel. Bowling Team-First Row: Sandy Chapman, l.ibby Lane, Glenda Walker. Second Row: Ricky Sands, Libby Lane, Harold Farmer, Ricky Sands, Juanita Shook, Dwight Mynatt watches Eddie Sexton as he prepares to make a spare. Dwight Mynatt, Howard Farmer, Juanita Shook. Not pictured, Eddie Sexton, after having received awards. , 31 l l Q 2 W.. 473. U it Toddy Baker winning the two-mile relay. l O Running Bears Charlie Lawson running the hurdles. Three schools records were broken by Coach Kyle Keck's '64 track team. Charles Lawson and John Beam broke records in the high and low hurdles respectfully. The two mile relay team, composed of Jerry Vaught, Nelson Crawford, Jerry McCarter, and Bill Hickey, also set a school mark of 9.03. Q The team scoring was led by captain Toddy Baker and Jerry Vaught who went to the Regional meet in the 880 yard run. Only one boy was lost by graduation, so the future looks bright for Bears. 32 Jerry McCarter handing off to Toddy Baker while running a two-mile relay setting the school record. Bill Hickey handing off to Jerry McCarter while running a two-mile relay. .ASK John Pendleton running the anchor man on 440 relay team. N 33 0 ,fs 4- R Club Officers: Joe Robinson, secretary, Raymond Berry, vice presi- dent, Jim Rader, president, Don Morrell, treasurer. The R Club is for boys who have lettered in varsity sports, and it promotes better athletes, morally and physi- cally. Several money raising projects are sponsored such ll 77 as sock hops, fruitcake sales, and helping with a powder puff football game. Money raised from the projects pur- chases jackets, letters, lettermen's shirts, and jackets for the cheerleaders. R Club Members: First Row: Butch Deford, Ray- mond Berry, Ronnie Humphreys, Kenneth Frazier, sweetheart Sandy Chapman, Steve Bradley, sweet- heart Janie Browning, Don Morrell, Joe Robinson, Jimmy Rader. Second Row: Kenny Shaw, Lonnie Dunlap, Bill Hickey, Jim Statum, Bobby Latham, Paul Johnson, Johnny Beam, Robert Stokes, Don Rhodes. Third Row: Bruce Taylor, John Tucker, Jerry McCarter, Dennis Ogle, Eddie Powers, Ronnie Inman, Carlos Ramsey, Jim McGinley, Dennis Brown, Tommy Foley. Fourth Row: W. B. Davis, John Hammontree, Doug Hagaman, John Underwood, Mike Taylor, Steve Barbee, Nelson Crawford, Wiley Brown, Stormy Smith, Bobby Harmon. l l l l l l A li E 34 4 ,W ,,,, ,.....1..s.-.......cd-' ui- I' Varsity Cheerleaders-First Row: Sandy Chapman, JQAQJC lm? Cheerleaders in action at a pep rally. We're here to show we're Rule High fans is only a sample of the many cheers led by the Varsity, B-Team, Junior High, and Peanut cheerleading squads. The Varsity, consisting of six seniors and four juniors, has done a splendid job of boosting school spirit through hard work and plenty of energy. They were the first Rule squad to win two first place ribbons in Cheerleaders Clinic at Tennessee Poly- technic Institute, Cookeville, Tennessee. The squad also won a second and third place ribbon. The B-Team, consisting of eight tenth grade girls, can be found cheering their team to victory. They used their experi- ence in winning an Honorable Mention, a second and third place ribbon at camp. These girls hope to become Varsity cheer- leaders. The Junior High, consisting of seven girls, has also done a fine job this year. The squad proved their ability at camp by winning a second and two third place ribbons. The Peanut cheerleaders consist of girls in the 'seventh grade who support the Rule Peanut football team. Janie Browning. Second Row: Edith Brown, Claudia Loy. Third Row: Judy Kidwell, Brenda Walker, co- captain. Fourth Row: Sondra Lee, Tootie Jones, captain. Fifth Row: Donna Gorman, Patsy Richardson. Yelling Bears Sandy Chapman, Janie Browning, Sondra Lee, Brenda Walker, and Tootie Jones lead the student body in cheers. Peanut Cheerleaders-First Row: Sherry Sparks Third Row: Janice Hankins, Cathy Buckner. , Cheerleaders l Junior High Cheerleaders-Kneeling: Valerie Sims, Karen Browning, Sherry Chambers. Standing: Billie UBI, Team Cheerleaders, Donna Kidwell Armetm Felts, Marsha Williams, co-captain, Cindy Tucker, Mills Beck 'fb pots 'Boker Mor Am: Honkins captain, Susan Moore, . ' Y Y' Y ' Y ' Linda Greene, Sandy Moore, Donna Hall. i captain. Second Row: Donna Hodge, Susan Halll First Row: Lonnie Dunlap, Jim Flanagan, Robert Second Row: Steve Brady, Kenny Shaw, Jim Rader, Stakes, Butch Deford, Bobby Latham, Johnny Curry. Wesley Richards, Kenneth Frazier. Gymnasium Assistants The gym assistants are chosen by Miss Johnston and Mr. Keck. They are taken from the lOth, l lth, and l2th grades. The duties ofa gym assistant are to sign passes, wash and fold towels, run errands, keep track of lost and found articles, and offici- ate at games. These students are often First Row: Lindo Bearden, Brenda Human, Elaine Sutton, Patsy Richardson, Janie Browning, Carol Wil- son, Sondra Patrick, Connie Smith, Becky Irby, Donna Hall. Second Row: Jane Moss, Pansy Brown, Diana Breeden, Barbara Brashears, Carlene Ballard, Sondra called Jack-of-all-Trades. The boys and girls must maintain a C average or better, follow directions easily, and be dependable. When these- students are off duty, you can usually find them studying. Lee, Hazel Phelps, Carolyn Hatfield, Judy Atchley, Mary Ann Hankins. Third Row: Betsy Kelley, Jan Hill, Margaret Tucker, Margaret Boatman, Danna Kidwell, Linda Green, Sandy Moore, Veronica Bean, Judy Rader, Linda Roberts. :iwffi1ff'sflf'f: . H, .,.. , ., is L L E it -fl' 1. .wif The Sports Queen and Princess Contest is an annual fund raising project sponsored by the Student Council. Girls participate by collecting pennies from students and friends. Each penny counts as one vote, and the girls collecting the most money are the winners. The Queen must be in the lOth- l2th grades, and the Princess must be in the 7th-9th grades. This year the winners were crowned at the Homecoming Dance. All finalists were presented gifts and corsages, the winners and runners-up also received trophies and a kiss from the captain of the football team. Glenda Hines, Sharon Richardson, Susan Jackson, Brenda Viles, Sandy Chapman, and Linda Farmer are the Sports Queens and Princess Finalists. Sandy Chapman was crowned Sports Queen, and Brenda Viles was crowned Sports Princess. Royal Bears Sports Princess Candidates: Brenda Viles, Sharon Richardson, Susan Jack- son, and Glenda Hines are eagerly awaiting the decision of the crown- ing. . K ve GH 3 Patsy Richardson and Edith Brown are decorating for the annual Home- coming Dance. 38 sum ,f M, Wow, EBMMW 3l n ' MPM me sr - WHOQPEEE! - Charles Shelby, Billy Miller, Gary Tullock, and Sandy Chapman hold the ladder, while Mr. Stringham puts the lettering on the activity board outside the school. couxcxi i964 W l'i f r WT t1,,1,!fTA3 Ak Q.-4 I if W! if ' 4 -21' ': ll z Q Q ,if w n T' ,Q . X 1 A I 2 l s i I , ,lg , ll!! , 39 W Annual Staff: Miss Cotter, advisor. First Row: Jay Evelyeen Stringfield, Tootie Jones, Marilyn Good. Third Davis, Linda Hawkins, Sandra Blanchard. Second Row: Steve Bradley, Eddie Keel, Wayne Cooper, Row: Donna Gorman, Judy Atchley, Judy Ketchem, Toddy Baker. Sandra Blanchard, editor, is showing Tootie Jones how to write captions. All-American Staff Striving for an All-American rating, the l965 annual staff headed by Sandra Blanchard, editor, and Wayne Cooper, assistant editor, is working hard to achieve this goal. Miss Rubel Cotter, annual sponsor, and her Bears are looking forward to pre- senting Rule High School with the l965 GOLDEN MEMORIES bearing an All- American rating. 40 ' 'L' Mr. Graham, school photographer, is taking Mr. Ermel Howard's picture for the annual. Eddie Keel, Judy Atchley, and Toddy Baker would rather fight than switch annuals. s i l Judy Atchley and Jay Davis are putting up posters to remind people to pay on their annuals. Mrs, Graham is taking orders from Linda Hawkins, Stanley Hayes, Kenneth Shaw, and Stormy Smith for senior pictures. 41 saw 1 1 Lftvm' Jllwztn vc Bear Facts Staff-Seated: Margaret Diffie, Linda Felts, Judy Wolfenbarger, Ann Swann, Susan Shulor. Standing: Pat Duggang Mr, Biagi, sponsorg John Hamrnontreej Bob Harrnong Jim McGinleyg Linda Mr. Biogi is showing business managers Phyllis Guy, Susan Shular, Linda Felts, and Judy Walfenbarger haw to insert advertisement in the paper. 42 Robertsg Carolyn l-lotfieldg Sandy Chapmang Linda Edwardsg Kathy Godfreyg Judy Kidwellg Brenda Murphyg Annetta Millsg Phyllis Guy. The purpose ot BEAR FACTS is to bring all the news of the school to the students and to build and maintain school spirit. lt is published monthly by the journalism staff, which is sponsored by Mr. Lawnie Biagi. BEAR FACTS is a member of the Na- tional Scholastic Press Association. The l963-64 publication received an excellent rating from the Tennessee High School Press Association. It is striving for a superior rating. Since its beginning in the early '50's as a mimeographed publication, BEAR FACTS has expanded greatly. lt is now maintaining eight pages and more pictures. This newspaper is supported by adver- tising and school sales. H' ,I Sandy Chapman, editor of Bear Facts, is checking a late edition. X 4 'QW X 47 Sandy Chapman is helping Linda Roberts, Judy Kidwell, Brenda Murphy, Linda Edwards, Kathy Godfrey, Carolyn Hatfield, and Bobby Harmon with their jobs as page editors. 1 s.N HRV Ha! .kqmewvwf xxx - ff 43 l , Y A Student Council The Rule High School Student Council, consisting of representatives from the 7-l2th grades, has clearly defined powers and responsibilities. lt is the purpose of the council to serve the student body by using accepted democratic principles in its operation. lt is supported by the faculty and the principal with a true understanding of the council's role, and serves the school willingly, enlisting the ready co-operation of the student body. Student Council-First Row: Mike Murphy. Second Row: Brenda Walker, Bobby Price, Debbie Frye, Kenny Butler, Judy Kidwell. Third Row: Millard Caldwell, Diane Dyer, Barbara McCarter, Mike Lewis. Fourth Row: Mr. Stringham, sponsor, Stormy Lindsay, Jo Caldwell, Linda Greene, Malcolm Crawford. Fifth Row: Edith Brown, Gary Tullock, Janie Browning, Cathy West, Steve Brady, Patsy Richardson, Sandy Chapman, Don Rhodes, Claudia Loy. Sixth Row: Danny Buchanan, Donna Gorman, Donna Hall, Tootie Jones, Sondra Lee, Steve Shelby. 44 Officers: Brenda Walker, presidentg Sondra Lee, vice-presidentg Tootie Jones, secretaryg Claudia Loy, treasurer. Edith Brown is President of Knox- ville lnter-l-ligh Student Council, and Steve Brady is the representative from Rule. 45 Key Club Officers: Danny Buchanan, president, Kenneth Shaw, treasurer, Joe Robinson, secretary, David Smith, vice-president. First Row: Danny Buchanan, Ray Rhodes, Lonnie Dunlap, Jimmy Flanagan, Diane Breeden, Ronnie Hood, Jimmy Day, Pansy Brown, Don Rhodes, Bill Moss, Steve Jackson. Second Row: Daymond Berry, Steve Brady, Bobby Latham, Terry Brock, W. B. Davis, John Hammontree, Robert Pressley, John Tucker, Kenny Shaw, Mr. Humphreys. Third Row: Butch Detord, Wayne Cooper, Don Morrell, Joe Bears Who Serve The Rule High School Key Club renders unlimited services to the school and the community, Among these services are giv- ing Thanksgiving baskets, working in the Children's Hospital, and helping the Heart Association. The Key CIub's main events are the City-County Talent Show and the March of Dimes collection. They also sponsor sock-hops and other events throughout the year. Kiwanis International sponsors the Key Club with the purpose of helping the members gain initiative and leadership. Robinson, Jay Davis, Doug Hagaman, Johnny Beam, Dennis Ogle, Mike Lee. Fourth Row: Mr. Henry, Mike Woltenbarger, Jimmy Rader, Mike Padgett, Eddie Keel, Gary Dennison, David Smith, Kenneth Parker, Wayne Loveday, Tommy Foley, Dennis Brown, David Henderlight, Bobby Harmon, Not Pictured: Steve Bradley. l i fist ,Lf 46 5533 Aix. T ' V I I l Humphreys. Q Bill Wallace, past president, present- ing achievement award to Mr. Tommy Tucker, David Bruce, Jay Davis after the district convention with the Key Club scrapbook and the trophy which it wan. Bill Wallace presenting the certificate of Appreciation to Mr. Dwight Kessell at the leadership banquet. 47 qsxe 62: Key Club 63-6 q FHA II-First Row: Libby Hall, Jean Capps, Linda Thomas, Dorothy Smith, Charlotte Rountree, Frances Lynch, Judy Flynn. Second Row: Sue Moyers, Carolyn Pierce, Ginger Lee, Janet Noe, Beth Swanner, Marilyn Gibbs, Barbara Brady, Carolyn Gibbs, Bobbie Lynch, Brenda Riddley, Doris Campbell. Third Row: Ginger Reagan, Teressa Lee, Gail Tindell, Angela Foley, FHA Chapter Il FHA Chapter III FHA Ill-First Row: Linda Reed, Betty Bruce, Kaye Long, Linda Roby, Lahoma Quinn, Linda Keck, Kay Underwood, Cathy Boldin. Second Row: Carolyn Ship- ley, Kathy VVhitton, Joyce Humphrey, Gail Conner, Becky Cooper, Cathy Pressley, Sandra Graham, Judy Harvey, Debbie Frye, Debbie McClure, Third Row: Vickie Bradley, Betty Breeden, Phyllis Berry, Sharon Beckie Larue, Eschol Wilson, Judy Neeley, Betty Moody, Brenda Dinwiddie, Charlotte Sexton, Patricia Padgett, Gail Loveday. Fourth Row: Mrs. Russell, sponsor, Sissy Tilley, Janice McNabb, Glenda Hines, Tanzell Smith, Jackie Lanning, Shirlene Rhodes, Minnie Webber, Sandra Shorter, Bobbie Roach, Phyllis Baker, Jeannie Boles. Smith, Brenda Tindell, Kay Carty, Karen Whaley, Rebecca Boldin, Ernestine Burke, Nancy Moore, Vickie Latham. Fourth Row: Janis Campbell, Jeanie Pitt- man, Nancy Pendleton, Brenda Viles, Teresa Weaver, Kay Carroll, Melinda Lindsay, Janis Rader, Sue Wallace, Sherry Odum, Denise Cartwright, Amanda Linginfelter. Fifth Row: Mrs. Wilson, sponsor. C The Future Homemakers of America CF. H. AJ is a club for all girls who are or have taken home economics. The aim is to emphasize the importance of home and community life, to encourage democ- racy, to promote international good will, and to further the interests in home eco- nomics. Chapter I is for girls in the lOth, llth, and l2th grades and is sponsored by Mrs. O'Dell. Mrs. Russell is the sponsor for Chapter ll which is for 9th grade girls. Chapter Ill is for the 7th and 8th grade girls and is sponsored by Mrs. Wilson. The club participates in various activi- ties and projects such as buying Christmas gifts for needy children, attending district and sub-district meetings at other schools, annual mother-daughter banquet, sponsor- ing sock-hops, and attending the F. H. A. Convention in Nashville. Members-First Row: Jane Moss, Loretta Henry, Sondra Patrick, Hilda Watkins, Brenda Human, Second Row: Linda Underwood, Judy Fain, Brenda Mink, Barbara Miller, Judy Lawson, Judy Miller, Sue 1 Officers-First Row: Carol Wilson, parliamentarian, Jane Moss, vice-president, Hilda Watkins, reporter. Second Row: Kathy Godfrey, president, Vera Kennedy, secretary, Marilyn Good, treasurer, Mary Muzyngo, song leader, Sondra Patrick, historian. McGinley, Nancy Wilson. Third Row: Mrs, O'Dell, sponsor, Agnes Marsh, Mary Muzyngo, Paula Taylor, Carol Wilson, Kathy Godfrey, Jody Flynn, Marilyn Good, Vera Kennedy, Margaret Diffie. 'Q 49 Active Members of Awa-Nita-Seated: Cathy West, Lyndell Roberts, Linda Roberts, Mrs. Duncan, sponsor, Kathy Godfrey, Brenda Murphy, Ann Swann, Sandy Chapman. Standing: Brenda Lindsay, Juanita Shook, Awe-Nita Officers: Linda Roberts, president, Brenda Murphy, vice-presidentg Kathy Godfrey, secretary, Ann Swann, treasurer. Newly lnducted Members-Seated: Cindy Pate, Wanda' Hartman, Linda Felts, Veronica Bean, Sondra Patrick, Rebecca Hurst. Standing: Starr Frazier, n .ssss....... Sandra Blanchard, Mary Muzyngo, Annabelle Marsh, Judy Kidwell, Edith Brown, Claudia Loy, Linda Edwards, Peggy Hill. Awa-Nita e Serve Awa-Nita, now in its sixth year, is the only girls' service club at Rule, and is still Growing Through Service, Projects this ' year have included working with the read- organize an ing laboratory, helping to alumnae chapter, sponsoring a big sister- little sister project, having a powder puff football game, and sponsoring several inter- esting chapel programs, The main project the idea of of Awa-Nita is to promote scholarship, and the sponsoring club is Akima Club of Knoxville. Juanita Hartman, Linda Loveday, Wilma Kernell, Donna Kidwell, Linda Summers, Jan Hill, Brenda Hickle, Vera Kennedy. Officers: Linda Roop, president, D o n n a K i d w e l l, vice-president, Annetta Mills, treasurer, Betty Hardin, secretary. National Junior Honor Society The first project of the National Junior Honor Society for the l964-l965 school year was a Halloween visit to the Children's Hospital. Several members of the group took a pumpkin filled with candy and dis- tributed it to all the children in the various wards. This year special emphasis has been placed on members' scholarship, and the vice-president and sponsor send members a reminder if their grades fall below the B average needed. Members-First Row: Linda Roop, Donna Kidwell, Betty Hardin, Annetta Mills, Miss Blankenship, spon- sor. Second Row: Shirley Williams, Sue Sharp, Linda Loveday, Linda Spradlin, Mary l-lankins, Janice Graves, Nancy Givens, Pat Frawley. Third Row: Teresa Lee, Valerie Sims, Diane Ford, Jeana Poynter, At Christmas the Society adopted a child through the Child and Family Serv- ices to make a Christmas for him. This spring the Junior Honor Society and Senior Honor Society have planned a combined banquet to honor the new eighth grade members and parents. Those who have perfect attendance for the year, will be honored at the end of the year. Sharon Still, Linda Johnson, Barbara Carroll,'Veronica Bean, Elizabeth Chodwell, Mike Newman, Eschol Wilson. Fourth Row: Diane Dyer, Billie Felts, Brenda Hart, Susan Moore, Patricia Padgett, Darlene Kidd, Mike Wolfenbarger, Stormy Lindsay, Ronald Ford, Robert Ford, Joey Varnes, John Black, James Beeler. I , Br -Q 51 Red Cross First Row: Pat Zell, Carlene Ballard, Ann Knight Becky Irby, Linda Greene, Sandy Moore, Betsy Kelly, Dorothy Smith. Second Row: Shirley Edmonds, Brenda Brewer, Janie Maples, Brenda Buckner, Shelia Giles, Sue Wallace, June Brock, Judy Wolfenbarger, Linda Hawkins, Denny Woltenbarger. Third Row: Eddie King, Mike Hines, Steve Weaver, James Pierce, Jeannie Carpenter, Brenda Cutshaw, Sandra Roberts, Leah Cox, Sue Bearden, Beth Swanner, Carolyn Hat- The activities of the Red Cross Council include serving, visiting, and corresponding. The girls have participated in serving lunch for the delegates at the report luncheons of the United Fund Red Cross. The boys are making a chest which will be filled with the money collected from each homegroup. When holidaysappear, you will usually find the Red Cross visiting at Serene Manor Nursing Home. We take tray favors and candy cups to the patients. We have a Sister School in Pakistan, and have sent them one of our school's annuals. We are in the process of making a scrapbook of Tennessee which will be sent to them. - field, Jerry McCarter. Fourth Row: Stanley Parker Tim Lawson, Dorothy Arwine, Evelyeen Stringfield Wilma Kernell, Marla La Vigne, Elizabeth Wilson Brenda Riddley, Sandra Underwood, Karen Miller Jackie Daniels, Robert Eubanks. Fifth Row: Miss Spradlin, sponsor, Bill Whaley, Steve Adams, Michael Stauffer, Jerry Eubanks, Anthony Coley, Ronnie Helton. J is '1 U 52 ,gN0xvlLLE RULE Hrs:-4 sci-iool. TENN Brenda Riddley is giving c report on their accomp- lishments in o meeting. Glenda Shulor, Wilmo Kernell, Betsy Kelley, and Sondra Moore are serving Mr. Humphreys coffee. Ry gf -A lf' s l 53 t, 'I JO!! illllllli THU RS lil AMEMA' l lv. -nn Miss Lillard is explaining a teaching career to Steve Brady who is treasurer of the Knoxville district of Future Teachers. Sitting: Sandra Giles, Bonnie Ledford, Betty Widby, Margaret Tucker, Carlene Ballard, Patsy Zell, Pat Humphreys. Standing: Miss Lillard, sponsor, Leonard Future Teachers of America The organized teaching profession, represented by the National Education Association, provides a student program- the Future Teachers of America. The name Future Teachers of America refers to chartered chapters in senior high schools whose members are interested in exploring teaching as a profession. Our local club is represented in the Knoxville district by Steve Brady, who was elected treasurer at the F. T. A. Convention at the University of Tennessee. Officers: President, Ronnie.Humphrey, vice-presi- dent, Bonnie Ledford, secretary, Margaret Tucker, treasurer, Steve Brady, historian, Derrill Jones, parliamentarian, Leonard Shultz, editor, Pat Humph- rey. Schultz, Steve Brady, Steve Weaver, Charles Shelby, Terry Eubanks, Larry Woods, Frank Hickman, Derrill Jones. i Thespian Members-First Row: Brenda Lindsay, Tootie Jones, Judy Kennedy, Sandy Wright, Sharon White, Linda Hawkins, Juanita Vaulton. Second Row: Lindo Roberts, Susan Shular, Linda Felts, Claudia Loy, Latricia Sloan, Pansy Brown, Judy Rader, Hazel Phelps, Carolyn Hatfield, Charles Shelby, Jerry Jones. Third Row: Deloris Cupp, Sandra Blanchard, Judy Kidwell, Patsy Williams, Linda Dinwiddie, Annetta Thespian Officers: Tootie Jones, president, Brenda Lindsay, secretary, Carolyn Hatfield, vice-president, Anne Porterfield, program chairman, Judy Kennedy, treasurer. Acting Bears The Thespian Society is for students who are interested in participating in plays and public programs, and raising the stand- ard of play producing. Students wishing to become members of the National Thespian Society must receive a certain number of points. They attain these by taking part in the direction, arrangement, and acting in plays and pro- grams presented to the student body. The Thespians have a special chapel for members who become National Thes- pians and they also play Santa to a needy child at Christmas. Members wi-ll present the one-act play Glorified Brat and others. Mills, Linda Goins, Becky lrby, Brenda Walker, Steve Brady, Linda Spradlin, Barbara Carroll. Fourth Row: Patty Sampson, Debbie Brogdon, Carolyn Cockrum, Anne Porterfield, Vicky Brewer, Donna Hall, Linda Greene, Gary Shelby, Mike Wolfenbarger, Gary Tullock, Sandy Moore, Linda Loveday, Brenda Palmer, Carolyn McCoy. 55 ..- Law, A, , .E. Cl.. Dennis Rader is displaying the plaque he won from Miller's as the outstanding boy employed at Miller's participating in high school DE. Elaine Keith is also showing the plaque she won as the outstanding Dis- tributive Education Graduate of Rule. Officers: Jane Underwood treasurer, Barbara Williams, reporter, Mary Beth Flynn, secretary, Brenda Hickle, chaplain, Stanley Hayes, program chairman, Charles Rash, parliamentariang Wiley Brown, sergeant-at- arms, Phyllis Claiborne, social chairman, Donnie Fuller, president, Russell Dickenson, vice-president. Distributive Education... Distributive Education is a cooperative training program for Selected high school students who plan a career in retailing or in other distributive occu- pations such as wholesaling and service businesses. ln this nation-wide program of vocational educa- Members-First Row: Betty Currier, Frances Layman, Hazel Hall, Phyllis Claiborne, Jane Underwood, Kay Boles. Second Row: Brenda Hickle, Jenny Bradley, Pat Conner, Mary Beth Flynn, Barbara Williams, Bertha Burchell, Sue Bilbrey. Third Row: Mr. Frank tion, public schools and businesses cooperate in train- ing young men and women for success in a variety of business opportunities, accomplished by combining classroom instruction with actual experience on the job. ' Smith, sponsor, Charles Rash, Russell Dickenson, Benny Grant, Wiley Brown, Wayne Lovedoy, Arthur Reagan, Gerald Kelley, David Sweat, Gene Knight. Fourth Row: Stanley Hayes, Dickie Beeler, Donnie Fuller, Ronnie Humphrey, Douglas Frye. Senior D.O.-Seated: Frank Ruckart, treasurer, Gail Palmer, secretary, Gloria Goans, vice-president, Juanita Shook, president. Standing: Mr. Reed Hooper, Senior X55 pf sponsor, Doshie Messer, Joyce Allen, Sandra Chap- man, Eddie Sexton, Frank Hickman, Wade Dunaway. Diversified Occupations The members of the D.O. Club are all students of the Junior and Senior Industrial Cooperative Training classes in Diversified Occupations. These club members are in school until l2:0O noon and work in the Junior D.O. Junior D.O.-Seated: Roger Rhodes, president, Ronnie Hill, vice-president, Bill Davis, treasurer, Judy Nelson, Joyce Key, Gail McGhee. Standing: Mr. Reed Hooper, afternoon and Saturday in manufacturing, service, and repair occupations. By the end of the fall semester the D.O. Club members had earned over 515,000.00 in their part- time occupations. sponsor, Ronnie Cummings, Lynn Carter, Jimmy Rogers, Gilbert Shaw, John Miller, .Ricky Coleman, Kenneth Grant. Q , . s First Row: Ulas L. Massingill, sponsor, Judy Kennedy, Roger Rhodes, Pat McBee, Annabelle Marsh, Brenda Harvey. Second Row: Patsy Cockran, Peggy Phillips, Shirley Warren, Joyce Dennison, Janie Payne, Betty Jo Widby, Eddie Sexton, Susan Griffin. Third Row: Starr Frazier, Imogene Ferguson, Sandy Peavler, Jackie Cook, Nancy Givens, Sandra Sexton, Sandra Chapman, Doshie Messer, Juanita Shook. Fourth Row: Ronnie Lamb, Kenneth Grant, John Miller, Pam Harp, Carolyn Ray, Gail Palmer, Joyce Allen, Gloria Goans, Gail McGhee, Joyce Key. Fifth Row: Linda Love, Judy Lamb, Connie Jones, Jewell Lovedoy, Caroline Tindell, Brenda Lindsay, Mrs. Bessie Kate Perry, sponsor, Eugene Marie, Mr. Charles C. Hood, sponsor. Trade and Industrial Education Pat Marshall represents Rule as the State and Regional Beauty Queen for T 81 I. QL? The Trades and Industrial Club is a group of students that has a great potential for helping make and keep AMERICAN economy strong. It is our privilege to master and improve the Arts, Sciences, Technologies, and skills of our profession. Our Society provides for dedicated pro- ficient students a means in which we bond ourselves together in a professional way tor the common good of all. We, of Rule, join our T 8. I brothers and sisters all over America, closing ranks for a much brighter tomorrow. 58 fs. First Row: Lynn Keck, Tim Randles, Frank Hickman, Ronnie Cummings, Jimmy Cummings, Max Watson. Second Row: Eddie Miller, C. L. Williams, Brenda Daugherty, Glenda Walker, Kay Mayes, Geraldine Scarlett, Frank Ruckart. Third Row: Frank Potter, Jimmy Rogers, Gilbert Shaw, Ronnie Hill, Don Baker, Curtis Hines, Mike Clevenger, Donald Adams, Fourth Officers-First Row: Judy Kennedy, president, Roger Rhodes, vice-president. Second Row: Pat McBee, secretary, Annabelle Marsh, treasurer, Brenda Harvey, reporter. i 'J ii i gxl ii CW if Row: Butch Vanando, Dwight Mynatt, Bill Davis, Ricky Coleman, Wade Dunaway, James Brewer, Harry Ferguson, Alfred Tullock. Fifth Row: Phillip Shepard, Joe Pate, Butch Claiborne, Mr. E. Gary, sponsor, Johnny Fann, Larry Sutton, Mr. Reed Hooper, sponsor. Glenda Walker is T 81 l Sweetheart of Rule. if Ma .4-rp a.i.'.g2Yi.i L4 wa A H s -in 2 ...iiix 59 Library Assistants-First Row: Mrs. Stanberry, spon- sor, Marilyn Beaver, Karen McCarter, Pam Mc- Carterg Maria Kirveng Connie Jones, Susan Griffin, Patsy Cochran, secretary. Second Row: John Black, Library Assistants The two library clubs at Rule are inter- ested in keeping the shelves lined with the best books. Our aim is to keep books available which the teachers have for re- quired reading. Our club is composed of student as- Librory Club-First Row: Don Henry, Joy Rader, Connie Davis, Lonnie Hall, Gary Wires, Sherry Phipps, Karen McCarter, Marilyn Beaver, Bill Lay. Second Row: Mrs. Stanberry, sponsor, Terry Eubanks, Mike Ollis, Robert Knight, Pam McCarter, Amanda Kirven, l E 1 K Joy Rader, president, Amanda Kirven, treasurer, Gail Holley, Donna Phipps, ,Gary Wires, Sherry Phipps, vice-president. and Club sistants who learn how to shelve and mend books, and check shelves regularly for books out at place. The assistants club at- tends a convention in April of each year. This year the club meets in Chattanooga, and ten is the quota for attendance. Gail Henderson, Donna Phipps, Maria Kirven, Pam Pettitord, Reba Roulett, Kathy Wilder, Rhonda Mc- Ghee, Linda Greenlee, Susan Barnett, Gregg Ludlow, Craig Vincent. , Mrs. Ellis is explaining a Latin assignment to Marie Sherouse, Veronica Bean, Barbara Carroll, Carolyn Language Club First Row: David Smith, Susan Shular, Alice Powers, Rick McKinney, Kaye Walker, Mr. Edmondson, spon- sor. Second Row: Gary Shelby, Patty Sampson, Ann Dexter, seated, Ann Swann, Susan Shular, Claudia Loy, James Beeler, standing. Swann, Linda' Edwards, Carolyn Dexter, Ann Porter- field, Jimmy Tindell. 61 First Row:i Eileen Williams, Anne Powers, Alice Powers, David Smith, Gary Tullock, Cathy West, Linda Edwards, Mary Ann Hankins. Second Row: Hilda' Watkins, Wayne Cooper, Alan Mays, Steve Jackson, Larry Wohlford, Charles Shelby, Ray Rhodes, Jimmy Senior Science Club The purpose of the Science Clubs is to promote Science at Rule l-ligh School. The Science Club participated on the Tennessee Junior Academy of y Science Regional Science Day at U. T. on February l3. The Junior Academy of Science State Science Day was at Memphis State University in March, and a delegation represented Rule. Last year the Club sponsored trips to Oak Junior, Science Clu First'Row: Mr. Lowery, sponsor, Gary Walker, Bobby Price, Sammy Hill, Denny Wolfenbarger, Vernon Hutchinson, Don Lee, Ronald Lee. Second Row: Jack Walker, Vickie Brewer, Angela Foley, Brenda Brown, b Day, Kenneth Lee. Third Row: George Gregg, Mike Newman, Lonnie Dunlap, Bobby Latham, Joe Robin- son, Mr. McClary, sponsor, Don Morrell, Wayne Loveday, Larry King, Jim Whaley. 3 Ridge National Laboratories and Howell's Nursery. The Science Club raises money to participate in outside activities by sponsor- ing the Bob Brown Circus, a local Science Day, and other individual projects. The Science Clubs have grown in the past seven years, and hope to become one of the most active and school-minded clubs in the future. Phyllis Baker, Leah Cox, John Holman, Third Row: C-huck Watson, Frank Hammitt, Eddie King, president, Beniamin Prince, vice-president, Steve Kidwell, secre- tary-treasurer. Officers: Lila Fee, secretary, Marilyn Good, president, Lydia Reagan, treasurer, Diane Pierce, social chair- man, Mayford Cody, vice-president, Wanda Hartman, social chairman, Eddie Lay, social chairman, Linda Winkler, pianist. Christian Studen First Row: Ronnie McDowell, Janie Maples, Debbie Loveday, Richard Blalock, Earnest Adams, Le Roy Roulette, Billy Roberts, Janis Hickle. Second Row: Janie Patrick, Brenda Harper, Betty Bundren, Sandie Smith, Lydia Reagan, Janet Burchell, Diane Pierce, Janis Stansberry, Elizabeth Wilson, Ted Blair, Third Row: Connie Bilbrey, Penny Farmer, Linda Spears, Mary Jane Pate, Linda Giffin, Jewell Daugherty, Carol Dalton, Barbara McCarter, Pat Taylor, Marcia Kirven, Vollie Henderson, Steve Adams. Fourth Row: I' The Christian Student Union is a club for all students who are interested in build- ing character and maintaining high morals, as well as guiding faith. The Christian Student Union is spon- sored by Mrs. Haile. lt meets during regu- lar club period. The meetings consist of songs, devotional period, and prayer. ln addition to this, the club takes part in many worthwhile projects such as putting Christian pamphlets in the Thanksgiving and Christmas baskets. There are a couple of social events during the year. Union David Hayes, Linda Noe, Linda Winkler, Linda Rogers, Given Mynatt, Sharon Nipper, Nancy Ann Shepard, Etra Green, Beverly Webb, Letha Collins, Lila Fee, Vicky Lee, Leonard Shultz, Jerry Eubanks. Fifth Row: Harold Dexter, Stephen Herrell, Eddie Lay, Maytord Cody, Marilyn Good, Juanita Hartman, Wanda Hartman, Carolyn McCoy, Brenda Palmer, Linda Greenlee, Susan Barnett, Ronnie Dickerson. Standing: Mrs. Haile, sponsor. 63 l . , I Choir-First Row: Phyllis Baker, Janet Burchell, Frances Layman, Frank Smith, Robert Eubanks, Diane Ford, Sandy Preston, Jean Lamb. Second Row: Pat Zell, Carrie Cate, Brenda Brewer, Charles Porterfield, Ernest Hucklebee, Michael Pogue, Ruth Kiddp Pamela Price, Sue Everett. Third Row: Sherri Thomas, Connie Smith, Sandra Wheeler, Nancy Cardwell, Larry Bunch, Michael Stauffer, Larry Frye, Stormy Lindsay, Gail Henderson, Debbie Brogdon, Brenda Conner, Harmonizing Bears Choir Officers: Jay Davis, president, Phyllis Guy, vice- president, Barbara Williams, secretary-treasurer, sz' :gf '-K-A MYVMPZ ' it ,J Carlene Ballard. Fourth Row: Carol Beatty, Jeannie Smith, Thomas Brooks, Mickey Brummett, Gary Green, Gary Wires, Dan Williams, Barbara Williams, Janis Stansberry, Darlene Kidd, Sharon Potter. Fifth Row: Linda Hawkins, Ann Porterfield, Phyllis Guy, Jay Davis, Robert Stokes, Roscoe Shipley, Karl Farmer, James Beeler, Peggy Hill, Darlene Flatt, Patty Samp- son. The Rule High School Choir, directed by Mrs. Jean Mayer, has a busy schedule to keep throughout the year. In addition to special concerts given at the school and in the community, the choir provides music for Thanksgiving, Christmas, Baccalaure- ate, and Commencement services. Exceptionally talented choir members are chosen each year to represent Rule in the All-City Choir, the E. T. E. A. Chorus, and the All-State Chorus. ln the spring the choir joins other Knoxville high school choral organiza- tions in presenting an All-City Music Festival, highlighting a year's work. 64 M5 , V5 B. x . Q ff 1 2 Q F fi i 2,5 Q E 2 5 , i K 4- Sl '--7- 4 TL 1 East Tennessee Educationa! Association Choir Mem- bers: Seated: Ann Porterfield. Standing: James Bee-ler, Barbo ra Willicms, Jay Davis. All City Choir-Seated: Barbara Williams, Mrs Mayer, sponsor. Standing: Joy Davis, Ann Porferfield James Beeler, and Carlene Ballard. ,, Seventh Grode Music Class-First Row: Debbie Thomas, Sylvia Chapman, Reba Roulette, Charlotte Blalock, Sandra Ogle, Sandy Underwood, Patsy Ship- ley, Second Row: Roy Evans, Jane lPresnell, Nancy Moore, Pam Pettitord, Debbie Day, Amy Shular, Music Club The Music Club, sponsored by Mrs. Mayer, is open to all students in grades 7-12, Students who are not enrolled in First Row: Barbara Williams, Mary Luttrell, Ann Knight, Fayette Cook, Gayle McNutt, Sharon Shultz, Karen Miller, Sharon Richardson, Susan Williams, Joyce Collins. Second Row: Frances Layman, Carlene Ballard, Brenda Brewer, Pattie Burclham, Sandra Underwood, Diane Nelson, Marilyn Beaver, Sandra Preston, Pat Robertson, Don Reynolds, Stanley Cate, Roy Wilson. Third Row: Mary Beth Flynn, Lindo Berry, Toni Weaver, Jody Sherrill, Jacqueline Jones, Deborah McDonald, Connie Faye Brooks, Diana Stans- berry, Jean Simpson, Dolores Prater, Charles Porter- field, Michael Pogue, Frank C. Smith, Larry Bunch, Janice Koontz, Debbie Ensor. Third Row: Michael Murphy, Jerry Bedwell, Darrell Johnson, David Smith, Ralph Weeks, Mike Waggoner, Victor Christian, Brett Reed, Wesley Ballard, Tommy Powers, Danny Toll- man. Mrs. Mayer at the piano, directing. music classes have an opportunity to sing with others many of the songs learned throughout the year. Michael Stauffer. Fourth Row: Cheryl Weeks, Mary Nell Wilson, Darlene Kirkpatrick, Vickie Johnson, Sherry Thomas, Bonnie Ledford, Diana Whaley, Judy Mays, Janie Hayes, Larry Frye, Robert Lee Eubanks, Jr., Mickey Brummett, Roscoe Shipley, James Beeler, Gary Wires, Karl Farmer, Don Bivens. Fifth Row: Mrs, Mayer, sponsor, Amy Shular, Janice Koontz, Debbie Ensor, Patsy Shipley, Diane Dyer, Diane Ford, Sandra Wheeler, Pat Zell, Dwight Lindsay, Terry Anderson, Steve Roberts, Danny Williams, Stormy Lindsay, Larry Weaver, Larry Woods, Mike Wolfenbarger. 66 Twirling Bears Leading the band onto the football field are this year's majorettes. Judy Atchley has served as captain for two years. Carlene Ballard, Hilda Watkins, and Pat Zell complete the squad. Partici- pating in the Southeastern Marching Fes- tival where they received a number ll rating, twirling at Ice Hockey Games and in parades with flag, fire and two baton routines have made this a well-rounded year for the majorettes. The Rulettes appear as a part of the bond at all football games. They march in many parades, the biggest of which is the Santa Claus Parade. To prepare for their busy season, the Rulettes attended Band Camp at Big Ridge State Park where Brenda Flowers was the baton instructor. Majoreftes-Kneeling: Judy Atchley, captain. Stand- ing: Hilda Watkins, Carlene Ballard, Pat Zell. Rulettes-Kneeling Front: Linda Roberts, captain. Kneeling Back: Sue McGinley, Connie Smith, Judy Rader, Peggy Curry, Diana Breeden, Pansy Brown, Latricia Sloan, Sondra Patrick, Sue Everett, Standing: Sherlene Haynes, Marie Sherouse, Darlene Flatt, Lyndell Roberts, Ccrolyn Hatfield, Gail Holley, Linda Summers, Glenda Hines, Hazel Phelps. 67 1 l l Marching, Tooting i ix , or ,swine ., M. , up- fs:-Wf 1 'P ' iq , ..., W , The Rule High School Band as it crosses over from Band Festival. Steve Weaver and Gary Shelby ore straightening uniforms and hats in the band room. 2 i mpg.. K . Q e Ai E wk 'lt ah S ft'-r, -. , Q. 'K rx .gl ax , Q Virginia into Tennessee in Bristol at t-he Southeastern The Rule High School Band has re- iceived Division Two trophies for the outstanding jobs they did at the Bristol and Chattanooga national marching fes- tivals. This is reason enough for everyone to agree that the bond this year is the best in our school's history. Band Camp, held this year at Big Ridge State Park, was under the super- vision of a most prominent and professional staff. Mr. Earl, one of the areas outstand- ing clinicians, was in charge. The band is under the direction of Mr. James W. Pritchard and Dallas L. Blair. James Barton of Duke University in North Carolina is student drill instructor. 68 Bears , Shirley Edmonds, Gary Shelby, and Linda Roop are trying to put Dennis Wolfenbarger in the Tuba case. First Row: Charles Shelby, Kenny Jackson, Margaret Hutchinson, Jerry Eubanks, Judy Flynn, Shirley Edmonds. Second Row: Linda Roop, Betty Hardin, Cathy Carty, Karen Whaley, Dennis Wolfenbarger, Bobby Howell, Linda Edwards, Cathy West, Terry Eubanks, Steve Jackson. Third Row: Jeana Poynter, Linda Jackson, Sharon Goins, Charlotte Roundtree, Sandra Jackson, Dorthy Arnwine, Steve Pierce, Kenny Harrison, Chuck Reynolds, George Gregg, Steve Galyon, Mike Wolfenbarger, Jim Whaley. Fourth 55 C? F 'L 5 fn, hx fe 1 Q The newly elected band officers are Jim Whaley, Lieutenant, Captain, Linda Edwards, Sergeant, Steve Weaver, and Drum Major, Charles Shelby. Row: Robert Smith, Linda Duggan, Debbie Frye, David Craig, Betty Hansen, Gary Shelby, Carolyn Dexter, Donnie Ridenour, David Ray, Bill Martin, Vernon Hutchinson, Mike Ollis, Gary Shofner, Danny Brown, Gary Walker, Alan Brewer. Fifth Row: Betsy Kelly, Wayne Haynes, Jody Flynn, Jerry Jones, Malcolm Crawford, Leonard Shultz, David Hutchin- son, Steve Weaver, E. G, Sharp, Steve Shelby, Mike Lee, Sharon Still, Linda Haynes, Alan Mays. 69 Officers-Seated: Danny Buchanan, president, Mike Padgett, secretary. Standing: Daymond Berry, treas- urer, Judy Atchley, reporter, Douglas Frye, vice- president. Art Club The Purpose of the Art Club is to pro- mote understanding and appreciation of Art and to develop the awareness of the place of art in daily living. Membership is open to students who First Row: Judy Atchley, Judy Ketchem, Francis Collins, Sherry Stewart, Wilma Strader, Gail Lynch, Barbara Brashears, Brenda Dinwiddie. Second Row: Lynn Weaver, Bill Moss, Stanley Parker, John Good- man, Gene Phillips, Grady Phillips, Larry Mays, Wade 1 H Poster Winners In State W. C. T. U. Contest. Seated: Francis Collins, first place, Senior High, Janis Camp- bell, second place, Junior High. Standing: Mike Padgett, second place, Senior High, Douglas Frye, third place, Senior High. are interested in creative art work. One of the main projects of the club is to arrange the exhibit during the annual Dogwood Arts Festival. Allen, Chucky Hunt, Earl Whedbee. Third Row: Miss Walters, sponsor, Mike Padgett, Danny Buchanan, John Curry, Douglas Frye, Jim Flanagan, Daymond Berry. '70 -'S ffffgfw E iga 2? rn W Q, it iff: 5 f' SQA xi ITQQIIIJHZE I : r : Q AVl,,,A' 71 ' W : ' PM M ' Y . Sandy Chapman-Senior Judy Kidwel I-Senior 'H ,I L 'ir Tootie Jones-Senior Harvest Queens The l8th annual beauty parade of Rule High School was held on Novemclger 6, I964. The theme this year was Queens of the Harvest. Judging the girls were Mr. Brynt Anders, Mrs. Burney Cleveland, Mr. John Fogarty, Mrs. Jane Kennedy, and Mrs. Charles Moffett. Toddy Baker, Mr. Rule High, was the official osculator. Thirty girls from the tenth, eleventh, and twelfth grades were chosen to par- ticipate. They appeared in sports clothes and evening gowns. The girls were judged on beauty, grace, poise, and stage presence. ! ,PPM Becky I rby-Sophomore vs , ORDER OF APPEARANCE Patsy Baker, Diana Breeden, Edith Brown, Pansy Brown, Jannie Browning, Sandra Chapman, Linda Felts, Donna Gorman, Janice Graves, Donna Hall, Mary Ann Hankins, Brenda Human, Becky Irby, Tootie Jones, Donna Kidwell, Judy Kidwell, Patricia Koontz, Sondra Lee, Claudia Loy, Annetta Mills, Sandra Moore, Jane Moss, Brenda Palmer, Carolyn Ray, Patsy Rich- ardson, Paula Taylor, Jane Underwood, Brenda Walker, Cathy West, Carol Wilson. Donna Kidwell-Sophomore Carolyn Ray--Sophomore ,il ' 'qi if get M, 73 up , .lk , A 1. ' ' 1' I L , It I V 7 I W l ., Q' 1 ?' xx 5 i I5 , fy! , , 9. We wi? W . K 3 , If f ob-. it 4 a J , , wi l Thirteen Semi-finalists-Seated: Sandy Moore, Donna Kidwell, Becky Irby, 'Sandy Chapman, Jane Underwood, Carolyn Ray. Standing: Brenda Palmer, Tootie Jones, Donna Holl, Judy Kidwell, Donno Gorman, Edith Brown, Cathy West. Carolyn Cooper, Knoxville's Junior Miss of I964, is crowning Corolyn Roy. Marty Wilson, Little Miss World, is twirling during intermission. Six reigning queens: Danna Kidwell, Carolyn Ray, Judy Kidwell, Carolyn Cooper, Sondy Chapman, Becky lrby, Tootie Jones. law-M, Phyllis Guy, organist, ot the mighty Hammond. Carol Wilson competing in sport clothes. Claudia Loy, Paula Taylor, Sondra Lee, Patsy Richardson, Pat Koontz, Carolyn Ray, and Judy Kidwell are making their final appearance in the evening gown competition. Sandra Blanchard is presenting Mrs. Mildred Smith with a floral arrangement for her services as Mistress of Ceremonies. Carlene Ballard is entertaining with fire. alll. 75 f 2 , Jannie Browning Carolyn Ray C Calendar Glrls Diane Breeden Sondra Lee 5 ge B 3 so is B X B N' . 3 i 1 1 Tootie Jones Sandy Chapman SCHOOL E 2 , E z i E ,f- Qi Patsy Richardson Patsy Baker Linda Felts Sandy Moore . Nr Pansy Brown 3 5 i Brenda Palmer X. if .fv H, xii L f' M Wallace is helping Mo with her history. A, 1 I 5,551 aw? fy ,,,, ,fwglkk ',:,: zl' il 3 5 i Q Q- l ,llll 'lf ' 39 . Mr. John S. Humphreys: principal, BS., Mft., MS. in Ed., University of Tennessee, Key Club sponsor, hobbies: fishing, gardening. MMA me . V f NW! Bearland Rulers jP 4? W 'Yr Mr. Charles C. Hughes: assistant principal, BS., M.S. East Tennessee State College, Johnson City, Univer- sity of Tennessee, industrial education, hobbies: carpentry work, athletics. 1 Mr. Hughes is caught in one of his good moods. Mr. Humphreys is helping Betty Moody cnd Charlotte Rountree with their schedules. 78 we c 1 p Mrs. King is explaining office procedure to Carolyn Frances, Latricia Sloan, Carol Wilson, Wanda Hort- man, Pansy Brown, Brenda Murphy, Edith Brown, Veronica Bean, who are office assistants. Bernie G. CMrs. Roberth Underwood: Cooper's Busi- ness Institute, office clerk, hobbies: travel, attending baton contests. Mrs. Helen King: office clerk, Draughon's Business College, hobbiesg boating, swimming, water skiing. Mother Bears to All Mrs. Underwood is giving Latricia Sloan o completed record to file. Q 79 YY ,.,-1- ,4 W. Mrs. Clark and Mrs. Thomas are showing two practice Miss Blankenship, Mrs. Odell and Mrs Wilson are teachers, Mrs. McGuire and Mrs. I-lelton, how to relaxing after a hard day's work Miss Cotter is place the paper in the typewriter. seen in the mirror. Some Bears Ferocious Mr. Bill Barbish: B.S., University of Tennessee, general science, R Club sponsor, assistant varsity football coach, hobby, collecting an- tique guns. Mr. Lawnie Biagi: B.A., Asbury College, Wil- more, Kentucky, University of Tennessee, English, journalism, BEAR FACTS sponsor, Na- tional lunior Honor Society sponsor, hobby: photography. Miss Emma Mae Blankenship, B.A., University of Tennessee, civics, Junior Honor Society sponsor, hobbies: travel, playing piano, dra- matics. Dorothy G. lMrs. Nedl Clark, B.S., M.S., Mars Hill, N. C., Western Carolina College, Cullowhee, N. C., University of Tennessee, shorthand, typing, senior class advisor, hob- bies, reading, homemaking. Mr. Edwin Cloud, A.B., M.S., in E.A. and S., Bethany College, Oklahoma, Trevecca Nazarene College, Nashville, University of Tennessee, American history, American Government, psy- chology, world history, lunior class advisor, hobbies, fishing, hiking, and cook-outs. Miss Ruhel Cotter: B.A., University of Ten- nessee, study hall, junior class advisor, Annual sponsor, hobbies, sending humorous get-well cards, collecing jokes and cartoons, calling square dances, Mistress of Ceremonies. Mr. Winston H. Davis, B.S., Middle Tennessee State College, Murfreesboro, M.S., University of Tennessee, metal shop, hobbies: fishing, hunting, hiking. Martha lMrs. Freeman Ll Deitz, B.S., University of Alabama, arithmetic, algebra I, ll, geom- etry, senior math, hobby, reading. Edna Hayes lMrs. E. E.l Duncan, B.A., B.M., Gtterbein College, Westerville, Ohio, M. Sc. in Ed., University of Tennessee, Guidance counselor, English, Awa Nita advisor, junior class advisor, hobbies, church choir soloist, traveling, and farming. Mr. Carl 1. Edmonson, BlS., M.S., University of Tennessee, civics, sponsor of Spanish Club, hobby: fishing. Virginia lMrs. Charlesl Ellis, B.A., Mississippi State College for Women, math, Latin. Lera lMrs. losephl Embry, B.A., Peabody Col- lege, Nashville, English, hobbies, reading, col- lecting and listening to records, outings. 80 QAUX ,TS Mr. Miller is telling the student body in chapel about o'recer1t Beor victory. Fav Crew., xiii is . 'DX ,aww ,pgs Miss Cotter is helping Belinda Overton with study holl posses. Others Gentle Miss Carrie Lee Freeman, B.A., University of Tennessee, English, junior class advisor, hob- bies, reading, traveling, flowers. Mr. E. D. Gary, B.S., Memphis State College, drafting, hobbies, ham radio, art work. Vera fMrs. Frank L.l Haile, B.A., M.A., Mary- ville College, McCormick Seminary, Chicago, Bible, Christian Student Union, Bible Club sponsor, hobbies, reading, needlework. Madge lMrs. L. C.J Harville, B.S., West Virginia University, University of Tennessee, reading, hobbies, reading, music. Miss Lynette Hendricks, B.A., University of Tennessee, algebra, math, hobbies, cooking, collecting stamps and coins, reading. Mrs. Patricia B. Higgins, B.A., Wellesley Col- lege, Massachusetts, M.A., University of Ten- nessee, English, hobbies, ceramics, making copper jewelry, tennis, horseback riding. Mr. Charles C. Hood, University of Tennessee, General Motors Institute, Chrysler Corporation Teachers Training, two weeks special course at General Motors Training Center, Memphis, Tennessee, auto mechanics, co-sponsor of T 8, I Club, hobby, photography. Mr. Reed Hooper, B.S., Middle Tennessee State College, Murfreesboro, M.S., University of Tennessee, Industrial Co-operative Training, T 8. l Club sponsor, hobbies, sports, reading. Mr. Ermel Howard, B.S., University of Ten- nessee, social studies, assistant football coach, hobbies, golf, gardening. Ann W. lMrs. Xavierl Ironside, B.S., Univer- sity of Tennessee, arithmetic, art, hobbies, sports, drawing, painting. Mr. James Earnest Jackson, B.A., M.A., Carson- Newman College, Jefferson City, University of Tennessee, advanced work at U.C.L.A., geog- raphy, hobby, research on world problems. Miss Lillian Johnston, B.S., M.S., University of Tennessee, University of Georgia, physical education, drill team, cheerleaders, prospec- tive cheerleaders, and maiorettes sponsor, hobbies, crafts, flowers. 81 Q Y F f , , . 1 Mr. McClary, Mr. Wallace, and Mr. Reynolds eating Mr. Edmondson and Mr, White discussing school lunch in the school cafeteria. problems while taking a break. Bears ho Mr. Kyle Keck: B.S., Carson-Newman College, Jefferson City: physical education: head basket- ball coach, junior high football: hobby: golf. Hattie R. iMrs. ll. Grigsbyl Lewis: B.S., East Tennessee State University, Johnson City: read- ing: hobbies: art, music, lndian artifacts. Miss Martha Lillard: B.S., University of Ten- nessee: librarian: Future Teachers of America sponsor: hobbies: reading, collecting records. Mr. Charles Lowery: B.S., Carson-Newman Col- lege, Jefferson City: health, science: junior varsity football, B team basketball, varsity baseball: hobbies: golf, fishing. Mr. L. B. McClary: B.S., University ot Ten- nessee: East Tennessee State University, Johnson City: Middle Tennessee State College, Murfreesboro: chemistry, biology, physics: senior science club sponsor: hobbies: golf, fishing, hiking. Miss Catherine Mcliuffin: B.A., Tusculum Col- lege, Greeneville, Tennessee: English, reading: hobbies: dancing, sewing. Miss Mildred C. McLane: B.S., East Tennessee State University, Johnson City: University of Tennessee: English: Thespian society sponsor: hobbies: music, reading, hiking. Mr. Ulas L. Massingill: Tennessee Electronic Institution: Stair Technical Vocation: UHL-Hall- Rich Engineers, New York: University of Ten- nessee: electric shop: T 8: l club sponsor: hobbies: fishing, golf. June L. lMrs. Bradley M.l Maxwell: Milligan College: B.F.A., University of New Mexico: Philadelphia School of Occupational Therapy: Southern Methodist University: M.S., University of Tennessee: English, health, math, Tennes- see history, guidance: hobbies: rocks, minerals, fossils, art, music, traveling. . Jean lMrs. Ronaldl Mayer: B. Mus., University of North Carolina at Greensboro: music, choir: music club sponsor: hobbies: bowling, sewing. Reba iMrs. J. C.l Mayes: B.S., Middle Ten- nessee State College: arithmetic, history, Eng- lish: hobbies: sewing, swimming, reading. Mr. D. M. Miller: B.S., Maryville College: health, mechanical drawing, varsity football coach: hobby: football. 82 11 ,MXN Mrs. Odell and Mrs. Wilson are serving tea to Mr. Mr. Humphreys is checking with Mr. Jackson about Biagi, Mr. Price, and Mr. Wolfe at one of the faculty his United Fund Pledge. socials. Tend the Cubs Katherine D. lMrs. K. C.J Moore, B.A., Univer- sity of Tennessee, M.A., University of Michigan, English, French, hobbies, music, writing, social work, traveling. Joanne lMrs. Richardi 0'DeII, B.S., University of Tennessee, home economics, FHA Chapter I sponsor, hobby, sewing. Bessie K. tMrs. Roy R. Jr.l Perry: University of Tennessee, Knoxville Beauty School, cosme- tology, T 8, l club sponsor, hobbies, flowers, cooking, cutting hair. Winnelle lMrs. Raymond AJ Pinholster, B.S., University of Tennessee, Mercer University, Macon, Georgia, Wesleyan Conservatory, Macon, Georgia, English, hobbies, reading, playing the piano. Mr. J. D. Price, B.S., Carson-Newman College, Jefferson City, math, guidance counselor, hob- bies, sports, golfing, music. Mr. James W. Pritchard, B.S., University of Tennessee, band director, hobbies, water ski- ing, boating. Helen iMrs. Hubert A.J Reddington, B.S., Uni- versity of Tennessee, social studies, hobbies, reading, dancing. Mr. Billy G. Reynolds, B.S., M.S., University of Tennessee, geography, hobbies, fishing, reading. Barbara tMrs. Donald W.l Russell, B.S., Univer- sity of Tennessee, home economics, FHA Chapter ll sponsor, hobbies, sewing, reading, swimming. Mary lMrs. D. Ll Sherritze, B.S., University of Tennessee, English, hobbies, reading, writ- ing, linguistics, philosophy. Mr. C. J. W. Smith, B.S., M.A., Sul Rose State Teachers College, Alpine, Texas, woodwork, hobbies, woodworking, gardening. Mr. Frank C. Smith, B.S., East Tennessee State University, Johnson City, math, general busi- ness, D.E. club, school treasurer, senior spon- sor, business manager of annual, sponsor of school bookstore, hobbies, swimming, hunting. B3 Mr. Biogi is very elated over having received on Mr Keck is checking gym fees with Mr Smith excellent rating for the Bear Facts which he sponsors No Hibernating Bears Betty lMrs. F. C.l Snyder: B.S., University of Tennessee, English, history, hobbies: reading, music, cooking. Miss Hattie Ruth Spradlin: B.S., M.S., Peabody College, Nashville, health, Junior Red Cross sponsor, hobbies: reading, hiking. Mrs. Patricia Stanberry: B.S., University of Tennessee, librarian, library assistants spon- sor, Library Club sponsor, hobbies: singing, reading. Mr. Donovan B. Stringham: B.S., M.S., Univer- sity of Tennessee, guidance counselor, stu- dent council, National Honor Society sponsor, hobbies: fishing, records, racing. Reba iMrs. E. T.l Thomas: B.A., Lincoln Me- morial.University, Harrogate, typing, bookkeep- ing, junior class advisor, hobby: sewing. Mr. Sam Wallace: B.S., M.S., University of Tennessee, Tennessee history, hobbies: farm- ing, politics. Miss Beuna Lou Walters: B.S., G.M., lGraduate in Musicl, Carson-Newman College, Jefferson City, art, sponsor of Art Club, hobbies: arts, crafts, music, reading. Miss Myrtle Watson: B.A., University of Ten- nessee, math, hobbies: growing flowers, flower arrangements, reading. Mr. Harold S. White: B.E., M.W., Wisconsin State College and Institute of Technology lPlatteville Teachers Collegel Platteville, Wis- consin, history, junior class advisor, hobbies: fishing, travel, football, making furniture. Mary Ruth iMrs. James EJ Wilson: B.S., Uni- versity of Tennessee, home economics, health, Junior FHA Chapter lll sponsor, hobbies: water skiing, sewing. Mr. Roy B. Wolfe: B.S., University of Tennes- see, Ball State Teachers College, indiana University, Hiwassee, Madisonville, math, guid- ance counselor, National Honor Society spon- sor, hobby: golf. Mr. Glenn Edward Worley: B.S., Cumberland College, math, junior high football and basket- ball assistant coach, baseball, head coach, hobbies: hunting, fishing. 84 Www 'fi Q 1 m - V sig i , X M, Q, ' ., i H J bm -s.. k.', , il me Mr. Stringham is checking grades for the seniors. F'wl,.,.m....,..c,i..... A-Q r. ,. .,,...,.. M! . lei... I - ' .. . af' I, , i , , s gg ,.,,..t,,!5,WW,M l 'K L ,. if viii we 155,-wt if is . .L 21 Mr. Wolfe and Sandy Chapman are checking her school credits, Mrs. Duncan is helping Charles Walker with his homework, Mrs. Maxwell is discussing a future career with Gary Shofner. Guiding Bears Our guidance counselors help us to solve our problems and to fulfill our am- bitions. With their direction of our aptitude and interests we are better prepared for our future lives. They guide us through our personal problems and lead us to understand our individual desires and needs. Mr. Price and Leah Cox are discussing a problem in arithmetic. Mr. White is receiving a great applause from the students as he goes to the stage to receive the annual dedication. Mrs. Haile and Miss Walters are being served tea at the P. T. A. open house. ff' fre- 'Shy Miss Spradlin, Mrs. Ellis, Mrs. Har- ville, and Mrs. Lewis are enjoying a hearty meal. Mrs. Stanberry, Mrs. Moore, Mrs. White, Mr. White, Miss Cotter, Miss McGuffin, Mrs. Deitz, and Mrs. O'Dell are inspired by the speaker, Mr. Jim McDonald, U. T. Athletic Director, at the senior banquet. Miss Spradlin, Mrs. Reddington, Miss Burkhalter, and Miss Cotter cheering the Bears on to victory. x N it 4 ww .W . MR. AND MISS RULE HIGH TODDY BAKER-SAN DY CHAPMAN STUDENTS OF BEARLAND Toddy Baker and Sandy Chapman will reign this year as Mr. and Miss Rule High. These students were elected by a popular vate from the IO-12 grades, To quality for these titles, one must be a senior and possess charm, personality, and popu- larity. Linda Roberts-Miss D. A. R. Each year the Senior Class and the faculty chooses the most outstanding girl as Miss DAR. CDaughters ofthe American Reyolutionl. The Class of '65 chose Linda Roberts. Linda is president of Awa-Nita, Secre- tary of the Senior Class, member of the National Honor Society, Assistant Editor of Bear Facts, Captain of Rulettes, and a member of the Annual Staff in ber Junior year. Senior Class Offiiceys Steve Bradley, president:eSau,dxn31.Blrq,nch- ard, vice-president, Linda Robertsfisecre-A dn-e4 tary, Pansy Brown, treusiner. Thgse offiaers will lead the seniorgcldss in E sucdeigsfulw S K year in Bearland. .,,, , 1 y W E E asae ,ggi f ..,,,, W A 5 q Y 5 5 5 , 5 4 -W A W. f T 'rW -M--WMQ., ,Mmm 5 Q A s HIGH s SCHGQL 'EW 1 QM xg? ,21 2.- - '--+w,,,af-few M ' vsw,gs,,?k'?'fW'!4,f '?w . ., , 5 -1. 'L Clips, Wiffi M1541 125k 9' '92 if ,use-,5,? ,fmm A . Wfflmaev , 'Niiki w, T12 'J' QM ' if. 7' ff? 5851 '.5'5,3, N View' yah' 2 -, 5- '5 , ,, Q, ,A .af Mm-W My - me 5 In A I 3' 'Q ,W .. . , 5 K 5 r I +..Qg,,g,,,z4,G vwgkg . G1 , - , f. 11 5 wwe ,neg ,. 3 , A Wm, 3 n af' he Q Q t, .rw .H Hmmm Amr Fif .X f, -'vein , kywgq-Z., i. 'PES ggfi: fFs,,f?5.:f ,.,1 ' 5 mlm, ,WSQgiir..?5,,'f:'iszswfffi ig K Q Wim 3 V. in x 2 -fe, .,,, .,.,. . ,, .- M , Sz , t.fzmmfr,g,,m, we r-ur.. 5. Jil -X-M' 4 .W .XW,i . f R, , 1 4 fri' I I SQNQ tv 'Nm-A--' Seniors DONALD ADAMS WILLIAM ADAMS IOYCE ALLEN IUDY ATCHLEY RALPH AULT TODDY BAKER DICKIE BEELER EVELYN BEELER DAYMOND BERRY RAYMOND BERRY SUE BILBREY SANDRA BLANCHARD KAY BOLES IENNY BRADLEY STEVE BRADLEY DIANA BREEDEN EDITH BROWN PANSY BROWN WILEY BROWN DANNY BUCHANAN DONALD ADAMS-921 West Woodland. T 8, I Club 4. WILLIAM ADAMS-921 West Woodland. Band 2, 3. JOYCE ALLEN-1228 Connecticut Avenue, 525-8607. Cheer- giage? ilub 1, Pep Club 2, D.O. 3, 4, Secretary 3, T 8, I u , . JUDY ATCHLEY-2141 Mississippi Avenue, 525-8079. Ma- jorette Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Majorette 1, 2, 3, 4, Captain 3, 4, Poster Contest Winner 1, 2, 3, Gym Assistant 1, 2, 3, 4, Bookstole Assistant 2, Science Club 2, Art Club 4, Re- porter . RALPH AULT-1237 Bonnyman Drive. Pep Club 1, Art Club 1, T 81 I Club 3, 4. TODDY BAKER-1804 Reed Street. Mr. Rule Junior High 1, Football 1, 2, 3, Captain 4, All-KIL 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Captain 3, Most Valuable Player 3, 4, Class Officer 1, 2, Pep Club 1, 2, Gym Assistant 2, 3, R Club 3, 4, Assistant Sports Editor of Annual Staff 4, Mr. Rule High 4, All-AA 4. DICKIE BEELER-1404 W. Baxter, 525-7285. Music Club 1, Pep Club 2, Red Cross Representative 1, 2, 3, Vice President 2, Football 1, 2, Gym Assistant 2, T 81 I Club 2, President Homegroup 3, DE 4. EVELYN BEELER-1521 Beaumont Avenue, 523-1975. Pep Club 1, FHA Club 1, Cheerleaders Club 1, 2, Majorette Club 2, National Junior Honor Society 1, 2, Bookstore Assistant 2, Music Club 3. DAYMOND BERRY-1626 Maryland Avenue, 523-6383. Pep Club 1, 2, Red Cross Representative 1, 2, T 8, I Club 3, Key Club 3, 4, District Convention Key Club 3, Art Club 4. RAYMOND BERRY-1626 Maryland Avenue, 523-6383. Pep Club 1, 2, Football 2, 3, 4, R Club 3, President 4, Gym Assistant 3, 4. SUE BILBREY-902 W. Woodland Avenue, 525-1077. FHA Chapter I 1, Pep Club 1, 2, Cheerleaders Club 1, 2, Majorette Club 3, DE Club 4. SANDRA BLANCHARD-2003 Ailor Avenue, 523-5657. FHA Treasurer 1, Thespians 2, 3, 4, Band 3, Study Hall Assistant 3, Prom Committee 3, Awa-Nita 3, 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, Secretary 4, Annual Staff 4, Editor GOLDEN MEMORIES 4, Honor Program University of Tennessee 4, Vice President Senior Class 4. KAY BOLES-1939 Massachusetts Avenue. FHA Chapter I 1, Librtaryl Club 2, Library Assistant 2, 3, Library Award 3, DE Clu . JENNY BRADLEY-917 Burgess Avenue, 523-1473. FHA 1, Sports Princess Candidate 1, Pep Club 1, 2, Cheerleaders Club 1, 2, Gym Assistant 2, Thespians 2, Majorette Club 3, Office Assistant 3, DE Club 4. STEVE BRADLEY-2416 Larkwood Lane, 522-8404. Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Captain 4, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, Key Club 2, 3, 4, Vice President 3, District Key Club Con- vention 2, Junior Honor Society 1, 2, National Honor Society 3, 4, Vice President 4, R Club 2, 3, 4, Senior Class Presi- dent 4, Volunteer Boys' State 4, Neatest 4, Annual Staff Sports Editor 4, Honor Program at University of Tennessee 4. DIANA BREEDEN-2437 Keith Avenue, 525-6700. Bookstore Assistant 2, 3, Drill Team 3, 4, Beauty Ball 3, 4, Calendar Girl 3, 4, Key Club Sweetheart 4, Best Looking 4, Gym Assistant 4. EDITH BROWN-2513 Keith Avenue, 522-7071. Junior Honor Society 1, 2, Vice President 2, Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4, Inter High Student Council President 4, Awa-Nita 2, 3, 4, Varsity Cheerleader 2, 3, 4, KlL Sweetheart 3, R Club Sweetheart 3, BEAR FACTS Exchange and Page Editor 3, Beauty Parade 2, 3, 4, Queen 3, Semi-Finalist 4, National Honor Society 3, 4. PANSY BROWN-1608 Mingle Avenue, 522-2247. Science Club 3, Calendar Girl 3, 4, Beauty Parade 3, 4, Drill Team 3, 4, Majorette Club 3, 4, Office Assistant 4, Thespians 4, Cutest 4, Class Treasurer 4, Key Club Sweetheart 4. WILEY BROWN-1201 Virginia Avenue, 523-0226. Science Club 1, Red Cross Representative 1, Gym Assistant 1, Pep Club 1, 2, Football 1, 2, 3, AA All-Star Team 3, R Club 2, 3, 4, President Homegroup 3, DE Club Sergeant at Arms 4, Best Looking 4. DANNY BUCHANAN-927 West Scott Avenue, 523-9884. Bas- ketball 1, 2, Pep Club 1, 2, Red Cross Representative 1, 3, Gym Assistant 2, 3, Key Club District Convention 3, ln- ternational Convention 3, 4, Football 1, 3, Library Assistant 2, 4, Student Council 3, 4, Key Club 2, 3, 4, President 4, Art Club Secretary 4. Problems in geometry offer o challenge to ALLEN LEONARD and JUANITA SHOOK who have been elected MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED. 91, Seniors BERTHA BURCHELL LINDA BURNETTE NORMA CAMERON BARBARA CAMPBELL ROBERT CAMPBELL SANDRA CHAPMAN SANDY CHAPMAN ALMA CHEEK PHYLLIS CLAIBORNE MIKE CLEVENCER IAMES CLOUD FRANK COCKRUM MAYFORD CODY ANTHONY COLEY JOYCE COLLINS JIMMY COLSON PAT CONNER WAYNE COOK WAYNE COOPER NELSON CRAWFORD BERTHA BURCHELL-1800 Reed Street. Junior Honor Society 1, Red Cross Representative 1, Pep Club 1, 2, Senior Science Club 2, 3, National Honor Society 2, 3, 4, Art Club 4, DE Club 4. LINDA BURNETTE-1108 Massachusetts Avenue, 523-9250. FHA 1, Gym Assistant 1, Pep Club 2. NORMA CAMERON-1535 Beaumont Avenue, 522-0812. Pep Club 1, FHA Club 1, Bookstore Assistant 1, Cheerleaders Club 1, 2, Majorette Club 2, Music Club 3. BARBARA CAMPBELL-2466 Western Avenue. FHA 4. ROBERT CAMPBELL-1233 Vermont Avenue, 546-4205. SANDRA CHAPMAN-3020 Galbraith Street, 525-4564. T 81 l Club 4, D.0. 4. SANDY CHAPMAN-2123 Vermont Avenue, 524-8378. Junior Honor Society 1, 2, Secretary 1, President 2, Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 4, Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 2, President 3, State Convention Chattanooga 2, Awa-Nita 2, 3, 4, Beauty Parade 2, 3, 4, Finalist 3, Queen 4, Calendar Girl 3, 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, Editor of BEAR FACTS 4, R Club Sweetheart 4, Miss Rule High 4. ALMA CHEEK-842 Vermont Avenue, 524-8274. Class Presi- dent 1, FHA 1, Pep Club 1, Library Assistant 1, 2, Secretary Sophomore Class 2, T 8. I Club 3, Captain All-Star Volley- ball Team 4. PHYLLIS CLAIBORNE tRlTTERi-Route 7, Cain Road, 524-5783. Sports Princess Candidate 1, Library Club 1, Pep Club 1, 2, FHA 1, 2, Sports Queen Candidate 2, T 8. I Club 2, 3, 4, Gym Assistant 3, Music Club 3, DE Club 4. MIKE CLEVENGER-719 Burgess Avenue, 524-8368. Pep Club 1, T 81 l Club 4. JAMES CLOUD-1311 Reed Street, 522-1287. FRANK CDCKRUM-1014 Delaware Avenue, 522-0504. Library Club 1, T 8- l Club 3, 4. MAYFDRD CODY-3725 Orangewood Drive, 524-4359. CSU Vice President 4. ANTHONY CDLEY-1948 Minnesota Avenue. Junior Red Cross 4. JOYCE COLLINS-1219 West Scott. Cheerleaders Club 3, Music Club 4. JIM CDLSDN-2719 Chillicothe Street. 524-2833. PAT CDNNER-2518 Piedmont Street, 524-0619. FHA Secre- tary 1, Pep Club 1, 2, Guidance Office Assistant 2, Study Hall Assistant 3, DE Club 4. WAYNE COOK-1321 Brookside Avenue. WAYNE COOPER-2677 Truman Avenue, 525-0495. Junior High Science Club 1, Senior High Science Club 2, 3, 4, Red Cross Representative 3, Prom Committee 3, Key Club 3, 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, President 4, Annual Staff Assistant Editor 4, Most Courteous 4, Perfect Attendance NELSON CRAWFORD-1210 Minnesota Avenue, 524-8307. Basketball 1, 2, Pep Club 1, 2, Football 2, 3, 4, Track 2, 3, 4, R Club 3, 4. Y TOOTIE JONES' cheerleading ability and KENNETH FRAZlER'S football ability have earned them the title of MOST ATHLETlC. Music has earned PHYLLIS GUY and JAY DAVIS the name of MOST TALENTED. ,vs-A 'FPD- 93 l A .. ,, L I 5 I' M ,A ,,,, T, , , ,-hh., V Y -A,-A A ,AA A Seniors RONNIE CUPP BETTY CURRIER SHARON DARNELL BRENDA DAUGHERTY IAY DAVIS KATHY DAVIS GARY DENNISDN RUSSELL DICKENSDN MARGARET DIFFIE WADE DUNAWAY IDDY FLYNN MARY BETH FLYNN KENNETH rnnzlfn noucus mv: DDNNIE FULLER GLORIA sums KATHY GDDFREY MARILYN GDDD DDNNA GDRMAN BENNY GRANT 94 RONNlE CUPP-1150 Bonnyman Drive, 524-7049. T 8, I Club 2, National Honor Society 3, 4. BETTY GURRIER-2510 Piedmont Street, 523-8019. FHA Re- porter 1, Pep Club 1, 2, Guidance Office Assistant 2, Sports Queen 3rd Runner-up 2, Study Hall Assistant 3, DE Club 4. SHARRDN DARNELL-2322 Chillicothe Street, 525-9064. Pep Club 1, 2, T 81 I Club 2, 3, 4, Sports Queen lst Runner-up 3. BRENDA DAUGHERTY-1220 Connecticut Avenue. FHA 1, Red Cross Representative 1, Pep Club 2, T 81 I Club 2, 3, 4. JAY DAVIS-1333 Beaumont Avenue, 522-1630. Red Cross Representative 1, 2, 3, Basketball 1, 2, Home Group Presi- dent 1, 2, 3, Football 1, Library Assistant 1, 2, 3, Choir 2, 3, 4, Music Club 3, 4, All-City 4, All-ETEA 4, All-State 4, Annual Staff 3, 4, Assistant Sports Editor 3, Sports Editor 4, Baseball 2, 4, Gym Assistant 1, 2, 3, Pep Club 1, 2, Key Club 2, 3, 4, District Convention 3, 4, Most Talented 4. KATHY DAVIS-iHYBARGERI-1700 Glenn Street. FHA 1, Junior Honor Society 1, 2, 3. GARY DENNISON-1414 West Baxter Avenue, 525-4285. T 81 I Club 3, Key Club 3, 4. RUSSELL DICKENSON-916 N. W. Scott, 524-2655. DE Club 4. ' MARGARET DIFFIE-2501 Sun Valley Road, 525-1258. Cheer- leaders Club 1, FHA 1, 2, 3, 4, Majorette Club 2, 3, Rulette 3, BEAR FACTS Staff 4. - WADE DUNAWAY-939 W. Oakhill, 525-2803. Music Club 1, D.O. 4, T 81 I Club 4. , JUDY FLYNN-1206 Delaware Avenue, 525-0997. Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Perfect Attendance 1, 2, 3, 4, FHA 2, 4, Cheerleaders Club 2, Red Cross Representative 2, Gym Assistant 3. MARY BETH FLYNN-1741 Mississippi Avenue. FHA 1, Pep Club 1, 2, Red Cross Representative 1, 2, Secretary Home- group 1, Science Club 2, Music Club 2, 4, Delegate to Nashville E 4, DE Club Secretary 4. KENNETH FRAZIER-1338 Brookside Avenue, 524-8327. Track 1, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Captain 4, All-AA Football Team 4, T 81 I Club 2, 3, R Club 2, 3, 4, Most Athletic 4. DOUGLAS FRYE-1721 Euclid Avenue, 525-3603. Art Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 2, President 3, Vice President 4, Prom Committee 2, 3, T 84 I Club 3, Scrapbook Committee State and Regional Convention, WCTU Poster Contestant 3, 4, Second and Third Place, D.O. Club Secretary 3, Inter- national Art Exhibit Entrant 3, DE Club 4. BONNIE FULLER-1627 Mall Avenue, 523-9689. Junior High Basketball 1, Football 1, Junior Red Cross Representative 1, 2, t3, ll, Science Club- 1, 2, DE Club President 4, State Dele- ga e . GLORIA GOANS-300 E. Morelia Avenue, 523-8466. Cheer- leaders Club 1, Pep Club 2, Library Assistant 2, D.O. Club 3, 4,T8,IClub3, 4. ' KATHY GDIJFREY-1930 Vermont Avenue, 522-5968. Junior Honor Society 1, 2, Pep Club 1, 2, Homegroup Officer 1, 2, 4, FHA Convention in Nashville 1, 2, 4, FHA 1, 2, 3, 4, Presi- dent 1, 4, Parliamentarian 2, Volunteer Girls' State 3, Awa- Nita 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 3, Secretary 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, BEAR FACTS Staff 4. MARILYN GOOD-4301 Climbing Road 525-3484. Red Cross Representative 1, FHA 1, 2, 3, 4, Song Leader 2, Historian 3, Treasurer 4, Choir 2, Delegate FHA Convention 2, CSU 1, 3, 4, Secretary 1, Vice President 3, President 4, Home Economic Assistant 2, 4, Annual Staff Circulation Manager 4, Most Courteous 4. DUNNA GORMAN-2129 Vermont Avenue, 525-8652. Cheer- leaders Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Junior High Cheerleader Co-Captain 1, Varsity Cheerleader 2, 3, 4, Beauty Parade 2, 3, 4, Queen 2, Finalist 3, 4, Band Queen 3, Calendar Girl 3, Miss June , BEAR FACTS Staff 3, Choir 3, MilIer's Junior Fashion Board 3, Advisor 4, GOLDEN MEMORIES Assistant Business Manager 4, Student Council 4. BENNY GRANT-1718 Mississippi Avenue, 525-7438. Science Club 2, Junior High Football 2, Pep Club 2, Art Club 2, Gym Assistant 2, DE Club 3, 4, President Homegroup 4. A Elected MOST COURTEOUS, MARILYN GOOD and WAYNE COOPER, do not find it hard to hold their titles. Courtesy has pcid off for these two. I 95 Seniors ROBERT GRANT PHYLLIS GUY HAZEL HALL I0 HAMMER DDB HARMDN BRENDA HARVEY CARDLYN HATFIELD LINDA HAWKINS STANLEY HAYES DAVID HENDERLIGHT BRENDA HICKLE IIMMY HILL RDNNIE HDDD RDNNIE HUMPHREY TDDTIE IDNES EDDIE KEEL IUDY KENNEDY VERA KENNEDY IUDY KETCHEM IUDY KIDWELL 96 ROBERT lBOBBYl GRANT-737 Virginia Avenue, 525-0954. Art Club 1, 2, Music Club 2, Pep Club 2, T 84 I Club 2, 3, 4. PHYLLIS GUY-4507 Oak Ridge Hwy., 525-2941. Gym As- sistant 1, 2, 3, 4, FHA 1, 2, Choir 1, 2, 3, 4, All-City Choir 2, 4, Vice President 4, Pep Club 2, Cheerleaders Club 2, 3, Cheerleader 3, Red Cross Representative 3, Senior Superla- tive, Most Talented 4, Junior Miss Contestant 4. HAZEL HALL-940 Elm Street, Apt. 5. CSU 1, Pep Club 1, 2, DECA Club 4. J0 HAMMER-1614 Glenn Avenue, 525-6702. Junior Honor Society 1, Awa-Nita 2, 3, Pep Club 1, 2, FTA 3. BOB HARMDN-2204 Schofield, 523-8237. Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Key Club 2, 3, 4, R Club 2, 3, 4, BEAR FACTS Sports Editor 4, Cutest 4. BRENDA HARVEY-1019 Tennessee Avenue, 523-7761. Science Club 1, 2, Majorette Club 1, 2, 3, Drill Team 2, FHA 2, T 8. I Club 2, 3, 4, Reporter T 8, I Club 4. CAROLYN HATFIELD-3118 Galbraith Street 522-7744. Cheer- leaders Club 1, FHA 1, 2, Historian 2, Red Cross Representa- tive 1, 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 2, Thespians 3, 4, Vice President 4, Majorette Club 3, 4, Rulettes 4, Gym Assistant 4. LINDA HAWKINS-3516 Montgomery Avenue, 525-4772. Cheerleaders Club 1, Majorette Club 2, 3, FHA 1, 2, Prom Committee 3, Red Cross Representative 3, 4, Thespians 3, 4, Neatest 4, Choir 2, 4, Annual Staff Head Typist 4, All-Star Volleyball Team 4. STANLEY HAYES-910 W. Scott Street, 525-1055. Red Cross Repaesentaltive 1, Art Club 1, Pep Club 2, Program Chairman DE lass . DAVE HENDERLIGHT-2701 Waverly Street, 525-6390. Ugli- est Boy 2, UR Club 2, 3, 4, Football 2, 3, 4, Key Club 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 3, Junior Class President 3. BRENDA HICKLE-1806 Jourolman Avenue, 524-5750. All- Star Volleyball Team 1, 2, Bible Club 2, Junior Honor Society 2, National Honor Society 3, 4, Awa-Nita 4, DE Club Chaplain 4. JIMMY HILL-1615 Fay Street, 524-4273. Basketball 1, T 81 l Club 2, 3. RONNIE HOOD-2505 Larkwood Lane, 525-9234. Gym As- sistant 2, 3, Science Club 2, 3, 4, Key Club 4, President Homegroup 4. RDNNIE HUMPHREY-1403 Oldham Avenue, 523-1861. Red Cross Representative 1, Track Team 1, 2, 4, Gym Assistant 1, 2, 3, Pep Club 1, 2, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Library Club 2, R Club 3, 4, FTA 3, 4, President 4, DE Club 4. TDUTIE JONES-2430 Larkwood Lane, 524-4500. Junior Honor Society 1, 2, National Honor Society 3, 4, Treasurer 4, Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 4, Captain 1, 4, Cheerleaders Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Home Economics Award 2, Beauty Parade 2, 3, 4, Queen 3, 4, Girls' State Representative 3, Student Council 3, 4, Secretary 4, Thespians 3, 4, President 4, Annual Staff Club Editor 4, Most Athletic Senior Class 4, Calendar Girl 4, Miss September. EDWARD KEEL-1620 Mingle Avenue, 524-5278. Library Club 1, Pep Club 1, Science Club 1, 2, 3, Red Cross Representa- tive 1, 2, 3, Key Club, 2, 3, 4, Thespians 3, Spanish Club 3, Annual Staff Assistant Club Editor 4. JUDY KENNEDY-819 Virginia Avenue, 524-9862. Drill Team 1, Music Club President 1, Library Club 1, 2, Secretary 1, Vice President 2, Library Assistant 1, 2, Majorette Club 1, 2, 4, Thespian Club 2, 3, 4, Stage Manager 3, Secretary 4, T 8, I Club 2, 3, 4, Recreation Chairman 2, President 4, Bookstore 3, 4, Homegroup Secretary 3, All-Star Volleyball Team 4, Volleyball Captain 2, 3, 4. VERA KENNEDY-1100 Massachusetts Avenue, 525-6063. Homegroup President 1, FHA Convention 1, Junior Honor So- ciety 1, 2, FHA Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 4, Majorette Club 2, Homegroup Devotional Chairman 2, Awa-Nita 4. JUDY KETCHEM-1204 Bonnyman Drive. FHA 1, Music Club 1, Cheerleaders Club 1, Art Club 1, 4, Science Club 2, 3, Majorette Club 2, Science Fair Winner 3, Annual Staff Busi- ness Manager 4, All-Star Volleyball Team 3, 4. JUDY KIDWELL-2220 Keith Avenue, 525-8766. Junior Honor Society 1, 2, Choir 2, Awa-Nita 2, 3, 4, Student Council 2, 3, 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, Thespians 3, 4, Cheer- leader 3, 4, Beauty Parade 4, Queen 4, BEAR FACTS Staff Page Editor 4. For their neotness, LINDA HAWKINS ond STEVE BRADLEY have gained the title of NEATEST. 97 4 - 7 fe' PY, WC' ww, f Seniors LARRY KING GENE KNIGHT IUDY LAMB JANE LATHAM EDDIE LAY FRANCES LAYMAN ALLEN LEONARD BRENDA LINDSAY WAYNE LDVEDAY ANNABELLE MARSH KAY MAYES PAT MCBEE IIMMY MCGINLEY RICHARD McKINNY DUSHIE MESSER BILL MILLER DON MDRRELL BRENDA MURPHY IENNY MYNATT DALE NOE LARRY KING-3128 Galbraith Street, 525-1564. Art Club 1, T 81 I Club 2, Senior Science Club 4. GENE B. KNIGHT-2108 Vermont Avenue, 523-4949. Pep Club 2, DE Club 4. JUDY LAMB-908 W. Emerald Avenue, 523-1865. Sports Princess Candidate 1, Finalist 1, Junior Honor Society 1, 2, Library Assistant 2, Treasurer Cosmetology Class ll 3, T 8 I Club 3, 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, Historian Cosme- tology Class Ill 4. JANE LATHAM IPERKEYI-1929 Maryland Avenue, 525-5365. Cheerleaders Club 1, T 8, I Club 2, Library Club 2. EDDIE LAY-2416 Johnston Street, 523-2096. Bible Club 4. FRANCES LAYMAN-3419 Keith Avenue, 522-2449. Library Club 1, 2, 3, Library Assistant 1, 2, 3, Choir 1, 2, 3, 4, Music Club 2, 3, 4, All-City Choir 4, DE Club 4. ALLEN LEONARD-832 Belle Aire Avenue, 525-2064, National Honor Society 4. BRENDA LINDSAY-2417 Chillicothe Street, 523-2716. Junior Honor Society.1, Thespians 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 3, 4, Cheer- leaders Club 1, 2, Homegroup President 2, T 8 I Club 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 3, T 8 I Convention 2, 3, Awa-Nita 3, 4. WAYNE LUVEDAY-1004 Connecticut Avenue, 522-0471. Pep Club 1, 2, Science Club 3, 4, Key Club 3, 4, DE Club 4. ANNABELLE MARSH-7003 Northshore Drive, 588-3604. T 8, I Club 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 4, Historian 3, President 4, Awa-Nita 3, 4. KAY MAYES-917 Belle Aire Avenue, 525-6448. Pep Club 1, 2, Cosmetology Treasurer 2, T 8 I Club 2, 3, 4. PAT McBEE-1237 lredell Avenue, 522-4845. Junior Honor Society 1, Sports Princess Candidate 1, Finalist 1, FHA 1, Maiorette Club 2, Sports Queen Candidate 2, 4, T 8. I Club 3, 4, Reporter 3, Secretary 4, Cosmetology Secretary 3. JIM McGlNLEY-901 Belle Aire Avenue, 524-4131. B Team Football 2, T 81 I Club 3, R Club 3, 4, Varsity Football 3, 4, BEAR FACTS Staff Cartoonist 4, D.0. Club 4. RICHARD McKINNY-300 Richmond Avenue, 522-5636. French Club 2, Biology Club 1, School Newspaper 1, 2, Latin Club 2, Spanish Club 2, 4, President 4, Bowling Team 4. DUSHIE MESSER-822 Sidebrook Avenue, 522-5751. Music Club 1, Cheerleaders Club 1, 2, Volleyball All-Star 1, 2, 3, 4, Captain 2, D.0. 3, 4, T 8, I 3, 4. BILL MILLER-3139 Johnston Street, 522-2610. Art Club 1, Gym Assistant 3, Thespians 3. DON MORRELL-1913 Mississippi Avenue, 523-1664. Pep Club 1, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer Homegroup 2, Junior Honor Society 2, Key Club 2, 3, 4, Track 2, 3, National Ermnorll Society 3, 4, R Club 3, 4, Treasurer 4, Science ub . BRENDA MURPHY-73 W. Oakhill Avenue, 522-5437. Gym Assistant 1, 2, 4, Junior Honor Society 1, 2, Vice President Homegroup 2, Office Assistant 2, 3, 4, Awa-Nita 3, 4, Vice President 4, Bookstore 2, Volleyball All-Star 1, 2, 3, Presi- dent Homegroup 3, Senior Honor Society 3, 4, Parliamen- tarian 4, BEAR FACTS Staff lunior High Editor 4. JENNY MYNATT-2230 Virginia Avenue, 522-0571. T 81 I Club 2, 3. DALE NDE-1733 Mississippi Avenue, 522-4604. Travel Club 1, Pep Club 1, 2, Science Club 2, Red Cross 3. GLENDA WALKER ond JIM RADER were chosen WITTIEST because of their personality and hu- morous woys. A friendly smile ond o cheerful hello ore olwoys heard from the FRlENDLIEST two ot Rule, BRENDA WALKER and KENNETH SHAW. Win V,,.,w.. 'ffqn 4man-am Seniors I GALE RoE , RELINDA OVERTON KENNETH PARKER GAIL PALMER HAZEL PHELPS ANN PORTERFIELD FRANK POTTER IIMMY RADER IUDY RADER CHARLES RASH ARTHUR REAGAN PAULINE RHODES RAY RHODES WESLEY RICHARDS LINDA ROBERTS IOE ROBINSON FRANK RUCKART GERALDINE SCARLETT EDDIE SEXTON KENNY SHAW GALE NOE-1733 Mississippi Avenue, 522-4604. Pep Club 1, Red Cros Representative 2. BELINDA OVERTON-1218 Katherine Avenue, 522-7610. FHA 1, Pep Club 2, Bookstore 3, Study Hall Assistant 3, 4. KENNETH PARKER-1329 New York Avenue, 523-7462. Pep glug 1, National Honor Society 3, 4, Key Club 3, 4, T 81 I GAIL PALMER-1734 Massachusetts Avenue, 524-4293. Cheerleaders Club 1, D.0. Club 4, T 8- I Club 4. HAZEL PHELPS-1333 Vermont Avenue, 525-5202. Home- group Vice President 1, Thespians 1, 4, Pep Club 1, 2, Science Club 2, Majorette Club 2, 3, 4, Choir 2, 3, Drill Team 3, 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, Gym Assistant 4. ANNE PORTERFIELD-3403 Keith Avenue, 525-1935. Choir 2, 3, 4, Thespians 2, 3, 4, Program Chairman 2, 3, 4, Book- store Assistant 3, Library Club 1, 2, 3, President 3, ETEA Chorus 4, All-City Choir 4, Language Club 4. FRANK POTTER-1308 New York Avenue, 523-0270. Art Club 1, Football 1, 2, Pep Club 1, 2, Track 2, Gym Assistant 2, 3, T 8. I Club 4. JIMMY RADER-1433 Beaumont Avenue, 525-6490. Honor Society 1, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 2, Pep Club 2, Junior Class Secretary 3, Key Club 3, 4, R Club 3, 4, President 4, Gym Assistant 4, Wittiest 4, Vice President Homegroup 4. JUDY RADER-1106 Massachusetts Avenue. FHA Historian 1, Bookstore Assistant 2, Majorette Club 2, 3, 4, Science Club 2, Drill Team 3, 4, Gym Assistant 4, Thespians 4. CHARLES RASH-1723 Maryland Avenue, 524-2061. Football 1, Science Club 1, Pep Club 1, 2, Art Club 2, Basketball 2, T 81 I Club 3, 4, DE Club Parliamentary Procedure 4. ARTHUR REAGAN-1808 Reed Street. Gym Assistant 1, Pep Club 1, 2, DE Club 4. PALILINE RHODES-1705 Mississippi Avenue, 522-3920. Gym Assistant 1, Pep Club 1, 2, Science Club 2, 3, Majorette Club 2, Music Club 3. RAY RHODES-2121 Mississippi Avenue, 524-5962. Library Assistant 1, 2, Gym Assistant 1, 2, Science Club 1, 2, 3, Pep Club 1, 2, Red Cross Representative 3, Key Club 4. WESLEY RICHARDS-1947 Bowling Avenue, 524-3980. Pep Club 1, 2, Travelers Club 1, 2, Art Club 1, 2, Red Cross Representative 1, 2, 3, T Xt I Club 2, 3, Prom Committee 3. LINDA ROBERTS-3202 Mlddlebrook Pike, 522-0888. Presi- dent Homegroup 1, Junior Honor Society 1, 2, Awa-Nita 2, 3, 4, President 4, Drill Team 2, 3, 4, Captain 4, Annual Staff 3, National Honor Society 3, 4, Senior Class Secretary 4, Miss DAR 4, Thespians 4, BEAR FACTS Staff Assistant Editor 4. JOE ROBINSON-2542 Keith Avenue, 523-4207. Junior High Basketball 1, Pep Club 1, 2, Varsity Baseball 2, President Homegroup 2, Key Club 2, 3, 4, Secretary 4, Varsity Foot- ball 2, 3, 4, Honor Society lJunior and Seniori 2, 3, 4, R Club 3, 4, Secretary 4, Science Club 4. FRANK RUCKART-1500 Mingle Avenue, 524-3548. Science Club 1, 2, D.0. 3, 4, T 8. I Club 3, 4. GERALDINE SCARLETT-1528 Maryland Avenue, 523-8233. T 8. I Club 2, 4, Bookstore 3, National Honor Society 3, 4, Cosmetology Treasurer 4, Library Assistant 4. EDDIE SEXTUN-3202 Morris Avenue, 524-0005. T 81 I Club 2, 3, 4, D.0. 3, 4, Captain Bowling Team 4. KENNY SHAW-1910 Mississippi Avenue, 524-4107. Pep Club 2, Football 2, 4, Track 2, 3, Key Club 3, Treasurer 4, Junior Class Treasurer 3, HR Club 4, Gym Assistant 4, FriendIiest 4, President Home Group 4. Known for their good looks, DIANA BREEDEN and WILEY BROWN were voted the BEST LOOKlNG. T01 ggyk Seniors CHARLES SHELBY SHARON SHEROUSE IUANITA SHOOK LINDA SHOUN LATRECIA SLDAN IUDY SMITH STORMY SMITH ROBERT STOKES LARRY SUTTON DAVID SWEAT CAROLINE TINDELL IANE UNDERWOOD IOHN UNDERWOOD BETTY YANN BRENDA WALKER GLENDA WALKER EILEEN WALLACE SHARON WHITE BARBARA WILLIAMS CAROL WILSON CHARLES SHELBY-721 Virginia Avenue, 525-1496. Science Club 1, 2, 3, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Drum Major 3, 4, Thespians 1, 4, Dance Band 2, 3, 4, Language Club 3, FTA 4. SHARON SHEROUSE-2400 Chillicothe Street, 525-4447. Bookstore 2, 3. JUANITA SHOOK-1123 Vermont Avenue, 524-8991. Science Club 2, Bible Club Secretary 2, National Honor Society 2, 3, 4, Awa-Nita Vice President 3, CSU Program Chairman 4, Most Likely to Succeed 4, Bowling Team 4, T 81 I Club 3, 4. LINDA SHOUN-2800 Piedmont Street, 522-4998. CSU 1, 2, Library Assistant 1, 2, 3, Thespians 2, 3, 4, Program Chair- man 3, 4, Science Club 3. LATRECIA SLOAN-3608 Sprucewood Road, 522-5353. Pep Club 1, Science Club 1, 2, lunior Honor Society 1, 2, Gym Assistant 1, 2, 3, Red Cross Representative 2, Majorette Club 2, 3, 4, Office Assistant 2, 3, 4, Drill Team 3, 4, Thespians 4. IUDY SMITH-335 Dr. 3, Western Hghts., 522-5601. Library Assistant 1, 2, Cheerleaders Club 1, 2, Choir 2, Pep Club 3, Bookstore 4. ROY lSTORMYl SMITH-907 Henrietta Drive. Football 3, Red Cross Representative 3, Baseball 3, 4, R Club 4. ROBERT STOKES-1805 Marion Street, 524-0974. Football 1, 2, Pep Club 1, 2, Basketball Manager 2, 3, Gym Assistant 2, 3, 4, Library Assistant 3, 4, R Club 3, 4, Choir 4. may surrou-2213 Vermont Avenue, 525-8207. r xt I Club 2, 3, 4. U DAVIO SWEAT-1339 Delaware. Art Club 1, Pep Club 1, 2, Gym Assistant 2, DE Club 4. CAROLINE TINDELL lNAVEi-1306 Tennessee Avenue, 525- 865O. Student Council 1, 2, Drill Team 1, 2, Beauty Parade 2, 3, Finalist 2, T 8l I Club 2, 3, 4, Secretary 2, 3, President Homegroup 3, Vice President Junior Class 3. JANE UNDERWOOD-2700 Dayton Street, 522-5245. Student Council 1, 2, Homegroup Officer 1, 2, 3, Red Cross Repre- sentative 1, 3, Varsity Cheerleader 2, R Club Sweetheart 2, Thespian 2, 3, Majorette Club 1, 2, Beauty Parade Con- testant 2, 4, DE Club Treasurer 4, Beauty Parade Finalist 4. .IOHN UNDERWOOD-1115 Bonnyman Drive, 522-1914. Bas- ketball 2, 3, 4, R Club 4, Gym Assistant 4. BETTY VANN-2203 Chillicothe Street, 522-1418. Red Cross Representative 1, Pep Club 1, 2, Girls' Track Team 1, 3, Music Club 3, Science Club 3, Volleyball All-Star Team 1, 4, Study Hall Assistant 3, 4. BRENDA WALKER-2515 West Keith Avenue, 523-9381. Stu- dent Council 1, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 2, Secretary 3, President 4, Varsity Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 4, Co-Captain 4, lunior Honor Society 1, 2, National Honor Society 3, 4, Beauty Parade 2, 3, 4, Semi-Finalist 2, 3, Cheerleaders Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 2, 3, Choir 3, R Club Sweetheart 3, Calendar Girl 3, Miss September 3, Friendliest 4. GLENDA WALKER-1408 West Baxter, 524-3573. Cheer- leaders Club 2, T 8. I Club 2, 3, 4, T 81 I Sweetheart 3, Vice President Cosmetology 3, 4, Wittiest 4. EILEEN WALLACE-1436 Mississippi Avenue. Pep Club 1, Senior Pep Club 2, Volleyball Captain 4. SHARON WHITE-500 Richmond Avenue, 525-1345. All-Star Volleyball Team 2, 3, 4, T 81 l Club 4. BARBARA WILLIAMS-2204 Vermont Avenue, 522-2052. All- Star Volleyball 1, 2, Pep Club 1, 2, Music Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Choir Secretary and Treasurer 3, 4, All-City Choir 3, 4, All- State Choir 4, East Tennessee Education Association 4, DE Reporter 4. CAROL WILSON-1330 Delaware Avenue, 523-2914. FHA Club Song Leader 1, Cheerleaders Club 1, 2, Sports Oueen Con- testant 1, 2, Finalist 2, Majorette Club 1, 2, 3, FHA Club Parliamentarian 4, Beauty Parade 4, Office Assistant 4, Gym Assistant 4, Rulette 2, 3. One look will tell why PANSY BROWN ond BOB HARMON have been selected the CUTEST. 103 .T 7 . ,-.-. LARRY WOIILFORD IUDY WIJLFENBARGER SANDEE WRIGHT IANE YOUNG TDM WILLIAMS Seniors Mr. J. D. Price master of ceremonies at the Senior banquet introducing the speaker of the evening. Mr. and Mrs. Harold White, Douglas Frye, and Jan Booher standing near the Fountain at the Prom. Mr. White was chairman, and Douglas the artist. LARRY WUHLFORD-818 W. Oakhill Avenue, 522-3635. Pep Club 1, T 8, l Club 2, 3, Science Club 4. JUDY WOLFENBARGER-3356 Midway Street, 522-0445. Rulettes 1, 2, Maiorette Club 1, 2, Pep Club 1, 2, Sports Queen Finalist 2, Beauty Parade 2, 3, FHA 3, Art Club 3, Red Cross Representative 3, 4, Treasurer 4, BEAR FACTS Statt 4. SANDEE WRIGHT-3509 Keith Avenue, 523-2512. Majorette Club 1, 2, Drill Team 1, 2, Sports Princess Finalist 1, FHA Secretary 2, Beauty Queen 2, T 81 I Club 2, 3, 4, Student Council 3, Red Cross President 2, Thespians 3, 4. JANE YOUNG-1721 Virginia Avenue. All-Star Volleyball Team 1, Pep Club 1, 2, Library Club 1, Senior Pep Club 2, Ma- jorette Club 2. TOM WILLIAMS-1441 McSpadden Avenue. Pep Club 1, 2, T 81 I Club 1, 2, Gym Assistant 2, 3, DE Club 4. Senior Activities Senior Class Play Cast-spring I964, AUNT SAMANTHY RULES THE ROOST. Front: Diane Hebert. Seated: Pat Marshall, Roberta Fee, Vickie Parker, Linda Ford, Sandy Davis. Standing: John Bishop, Jon I-lankins, Earl Roop, David Miles, Terry Hester, and George Webber. President David Miles with Linda Ford, and Mike Price with Joanne Kuhlo leading the senior class in the grand march at the prom. i 'I04 Junior Bears Junior Class Officers: Gilbert Shaw, treasurer, John Tucker, vice-president, Dennis Brown, president, Wondo Hartman, secretory. 105 Juniors Junnie Adams Dot Arnwine Pat Bailey Carlene Ballard Timmy Ballew Linda Bea rden Carol Beatty Linda Berry Bill Boatman Steve Brady Carlene Brashears Brenda Brewer Terry Brock Debbie Brogdon Dennis Brown Jannie Browning Barbara Buckner Brenda Bunch Edward Burress Carlene Campbell Nancy Cardwell Sparky Carter Larry Cheek Barbara Childress Dennis Clevenger Carolyn Cockrum Ricky Coleman Francis Collins Janice Crass Mary Jane Cross L CMC, l Juniors Jimmy Cummings Ronnie Cummings Deloris Cupp Mildred Daniels Roger Davenport Bill Davis W. B. Davis Jimmy Day Butch Deford .Carolyn Dexter Linda Dinwiddie Glenda Doss Linda Doss Lonnie Dunlap Bennie Earles James Earles Shirley Edmonds Linda Edwards Sue Everett Judy Fain Kathy Farmer Linda Farmer Linda Felts Harry Ferguson Tommy Foley Larry Fowler Carolyn Francis Sandy Giles lrinda Goins Patsy Graham 'IO Juniors Ronnie Graham Nancy Hall Patsy Hamilton John Hammontree Wanda Hartman David Hayes Linda Haynes Gail Headrick Joel Helton Loretta Henry Bill Hickey Frank Hickman Peggy Hill Curtis Hines Brenda Human Becky Hurst David Hutchings Kenneth Jackson Steve Jackson Paul Johnson Derrill Jones Wilma Kernell Joyce Key Pat Koontz Ronnie Lamb Libby Lane Bobby Latham Dennis Laugherty Judy Lawson Bonnie Ledtord Juniorsx Sondra Lee Ralph Leonard Elizabeth Long David Loveday Claudia Loy Eugene Marie Agnes Marsh Bobby Martin Jack Martin David May Mike May Alan Mays Barbara Miller John Miller Judy Miller Brenda Mink David Mize Jane Moss Mary Muzyngo Jerry McCarter Gail McGhee Sue McGinley Harold Mclielvey Diane Nipper Jerry Noe Dennis Ogle Mike Padgett Cindy Pate Sondra Patrick Wilma Pointer- . lk, ,rf-L A --....,-mW,,,f - 'I09 J , l. i l Q l 1 Juniors Sharon Potter Ann Powers Judy Poynter Tim Randles Roger Rhodes Patsy Richardson Ronnie Robbins Lyndell Roberts Allen Robertson Pattie Samipson Rick Sands Harold Scarlett Gilbert Shaw Phillip Shephard Marie Sherouse Susan Shular Connie Smith David Smith Helen Smith Janis Stonsberry Jim Statum Evelyeen Stringfield Eloine Sutton Ann Swann Dale Taylor Lonnie Taylor Mike Taylor Paula Taylor Roy Thomas Sherry Thomas Juniors John Tucker Gail Underwood Linda Underwood Butch Vananda Ann Vann Wayne Varnes Vickie Vaught Glenda Wade Tommy Wallace Hilda Watkins Larry Waterson Ernest Watson Max Watson Steve Weaver Toni Weaver Cathy West Diane Whaley Jimmy Whaley Sandra Wheeler Roddy White C. 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Williams Peggy Williams Nancy Wilson Eddie Worsham Parvin Woods Bill Young Pat Zell Gary Gouffon ,-fm ei' ..- 'bs Sophs Fred Adams Jerry Adams Linda Allen Kyle Atkins Donald Baker Donnie Baker Patsy Baker Gerald Barbee John Beam Veronica Bean James Beeler Gloria Berrier Margaret Boatman Bob Bradley Charlie Braden Diane Braden Kathryn Branch Theresa Brooks Barbara Bunch Bill Burkett Janet Burchell Wayne Butler Charles Carr Barbara Carroll Mike Case Carrie Cate Libby Chadwell Marion Clabough Danny Clevenger Donnie Clevenger Ronnie Clevenger Phil Cummings Johnny Curry Peggy Curry Patsy Cockran Sophs Faye Coley Letha Collins Brenda Conner Jackie Cook Randy Cooper Jackie Daniel Edith Day Joyce Dennison Harold Dexter George Donahue Hilda Dykes Betty Eldridge Eddie Ellis Terry Eubanks John Fann Howard Fa rmer Carol Farrow Lila Fee Imogene Fergerson James Flanagan Darlene Flatt Mike Foley Pauline Foster Kenny Francis Patsy Frawley Starr Frazier Randy Galler Steve Galyon Sharon Giles Larry Gilland Nancy Givens Gary Grant Ronald Grant Janice Graves Bobby Gray ...m , Sophs Linda Greene George Gregg Sherry Gregory Susan Griffin Elmer Grimes Doug Hagaman Donna Hall Ruby Hamby Jackie Hammond Mary Ann Hankins Betty Hardin Pam Harp Juanita Hartman Ernie Haynes Charles Hayes Gail Henderson Ray Herron Bennie Hickey Jan Hill Mike Hinds Gail Holly Robert Howell Pat Humphrey Judy Huskey Bill Hutchinson Betty Hutton Ronnie lnman Becky Irby Tony Jenkins Sarah Johnson Connie Jones Marian Jones Lynn Keck Betsy Kelley EETKW Sophs Ruth Kidd Donna Kidwell lsharn,King Mike King David Knight Janie Lamb Jean Lamb Jane Lee Kenneth Lee Vickie Lee Donald Lennon Gary Long Linda Love Jewel Loveday Linda Laveday Marilyn Lunsford Eddie Mayes Steve McCarter Carolyn McCoy Wayne McKelvey Brenda Miller Eddie Miller Annetta Mills Billy 'Moore Marlene Moore Sandy Moore' Bill Moss Sue Moyers Dwight Mynatf Edsel Mynatt Mike Newman Craig Noe Brenda Palmer Jimmy Pate Joe Pate 6 Sophs Shelio Patty Janie Payne Sandra Peavler Peggy Phillips Donna Phipps Carolyn Pierce Dickie Pittman Fred Pittman David Pitts Robert Pointer Alice Powers Eddie Powers Deloris Prater Robert Pressley Myra Preston Pam Price Joy Rader Carlos Ramsey Carolyn Ray Lydia Reagan Neil Reed Chuck Reynolds Don Rhodes Don Ridenour Joel Roach Verna Robbins Lindo Rogers Linda Roop Linda Rose Sandra Sexton Sue Sharp Gary Shelby Nancy Shepard Terry Sherrill Deana Shrader B L. i Sophs Glenda Shular Johnny Shultz Leonard Shultz Gary Sims Jeannie Smith Starlue Smith Harriet Solomon Linda Spradlin Michael Stephens Shirley Strickland Linda Summers David Swanner Bruce Taylor Sissy Tilley Clara Trent Terry Trentham Margaret Tucker Alfred Tullock Gary Tullock Frances Underwood Jerry Vaught Juanita Vaulton Roger Viles Pete Waggoner James Walker Junious Walker Debbie Wallace Mike Walters Shirley Warren Carl Weaver Betty Widby Danny Williams Eileen Williams Patsy Williams Shirley Williams 7 l L The Dance Band, directed by Mr. Pritchard and Mr. Blair, is new this year. First Row: Mr. Blair, Linda Edwards, Charles Shelby, Kenny Jackson, Steve Jack- son, Terry Eubanks, Phil McCosh. Second Row: Jack S Shi? Sophs Carson Williamson Sandra Wohlford Mike Wolfenbarger Larry Woods Wanda Wright Eddie Young 'Lyndell Roberts is helping Debbie Butcher and Brenda Harper with their homework. Niles, George Gregg, Steve Galyon, Mike Wolfen- barger, Jim Whaley. Third Row: Steve Shelby, Sharon Still, Alan Mays, Malcolm Crawford, Jerry Jones, Mr. Pritchard. 118 Frosh A. J. Adams Gary Adams Wade Allen Linda Anderson Steve Barbee Phyllis Baker Ronnie Baker Sue Bearden Jerry Beaver John Black Jeannie Boles Barbara Brady Jerry Brannam Barbara Brashears Allen Brewer Vickie Brewer Brenda Brown Jerry Brown Ralph Brown Mickey Brummett Hubert Buhl Lonnie Bunch James Burnette Gary Burnette Linda Burns Betty Burress Roger Byrd Jo Caldwell Doris Campbell James Campbell Jean Capps Steve Cameron Kathy Carroll Doug Carter Kathy Carty Bill Casteel Sherry Chambers Bonnie Chapman Larry Clabough Mike Clark Tonua Clemens David Collins Linda Cox Marleen Craig Malcolm Crawford Rebecca Cross Jimmy Cureton Brenda Cutshaw Wesley Daniel Jean Daniels Pauline Daughtery Connie Davis Jackie Dawson Sandra Debro 'iv Frosh Kelly Delph Eddie Dennison Ronnie Dickenson Brenda Dinwiddie Eddie Draine Vernon Dukes Deanna Dunaway Diane Dyer Cecil Earles Gloria Earles James Earls Mary Easterly Dennis Ellenburg Donna Estridge Coda Ervin Jerry Eubanks Billie Felts Larry Flanagan Judy Flynn Angela Foley Diane Ford Robert Ford Ronald Ford Jerry Forrester John Freels Mary Freels Janie Freeman Lonnie Garrett Liz Gentry Carolyn Gibbs Marilyn Gibbs Wayne Gibson Patricia Giffin Don Gilbert Sharon Goins Allen Graves Gary Greene Phillip Greenlee Ronnie Gregg Gary Grubb Ann Hall Libby Hall Lonnie Hall Tommy Hammer Rosemarie Hammitt Kenny Harrison Brenda Hart Bobbie Hartline Larry Hatfield David Hayes , Robert Hayes Wayne Haynes Jerry Helton Kenneth Henderson .651 Frosh D'NeIl Hester Carolyn Hickey Doyle Hicks Stanley Hillard Glenda Hines Don Houser Darlene Humphrey Perry Humphrey Benny Humphreys David Huskey Margaret Hutchinson Don Hyder Sandra Hyder Sandra Jackson Sandy Jennings Linda Johnson Steve Johnson Jerry Jones Vicky Jones Danny Kernell Dottie Kernell ' Harriet Kernell Jess Key Darlene Kidd Steve Kidwell Hugh Kilgore Eddie King Sherry King Roger Kline Patsy Koontz Linda Kosier Steve Landon Bekkie Lane Jacque Lanning Marla Lavigne James Lawson Tim Lawson Toni Lawson Donnie Lee Jeanette Lee Mike Lee Robert Lee Ronnie Lee Teresa Lee Wayne Lee Dwight Lindsay Stormy Lindsay Mike Long Gail Loveday Adena Lynch Frances Lynch Gail Lynch Gloria Lynch Venie Lynch r W 'Wi' r i l l i i s i l F l i i l i l i' l l l E. l ga. ,, Frosh Billy Maples Pat Maples Bob Mays Larry Mays Ray Mays Phil McCosh Bruce McGeorge Diane McGregor Janice McNabb Becky McNutt Van Miller Richard Mills Sandy Mingie Tommy Mize Betty Moody Susan Moore Joe Moss Linda Mullins Terry Mutto James Muzyngo Dana Naill Judy Neely Janet Noe David Oliver' Mike Ollis Anita Owens Patricia Padgett Ralph Parton Johnny Pendleton Glenda Phillips Grady Phillips Steve Pierce Frank Pittman Wayne Potter Jeana Poynter Sandra Preston Kyle Price Benny Prince Jimmy Raines David Ray Ginger Reagan David Reed Brenda Riddley Bobbie Roach Gary Robertson Pat Robertson David Romines Barbara Rose Brenda Rose Connie Roth Billy Rouse Charlotte Rountree Cynthia Roulette Eddie Russell Frosh Carol Sands Charlotte Sexton Bill Shipley Roscoe Shipley Sandra Shorter Jerry Shultz Valerie Sims Deloris Smartt Dorothy Smith Tanzell Smith Bill Snelson Linda Steele Danny Stewart Sharon Still David Sunderland Beth Swanner Doug Tallent Ronnie Tallent Linda Taylor Ronnie Taylor Linda Thomas Nancy Thomas Shirley Thomas Mike Thompson Steve Thompson Gail Tindell Jim Tindell Dulcy Trotter Cindy Tucker Don Turner Jim Turner Billy Vann Joey Varnes Phillip Walde-n Jack Walker Robert Walker Jean Wardrep Larry Weaver Wallace Weaver Sandy Webb Minnie Webber Cheryl Weeks Bill Whaley Michael White Gary Wires Clarence Williams Helen Williams Marsha Williams Eschol Wilson Mary Nell Wilson Roy Wilson Carolyn Young 4 Eighth Terry Anderson Danny Atkins Sue Barger Billy Bates Mamie Bearden Bob Beatty Ernie Bell Phyllis Berry Connie Bilbrey Don Bivens Ted Blair Richard Blalock Diana Boatman Rebecca Boldin Gary Braden Vickie Bradley James Brannam Teresa Brashears Betty Breeden June Brock Paul Brogdon Connie Brooks Danny Brown James Brown Walter Brown Karen Browning Betty Bruce Jimmy Buchanan Brenda Buckner Larry Bunch Rickey Bunch Charlie Bundren Barbara Butler Wiley Byrd Judy Campbell Eugene Capps Albert Cardwell Kay Carroll Dennis Carter Gary Carter Stanley Cates Albert Claiborne David A. Clark David P. Clark Jane Clark Marlene Clark Danny Cockrum Don Coley Gail Conner Judy Conner Fay Cook Becky Cooper David Craig Billy Crain Eighth Jimmy Crawford David Cupp Steve Curry Carol Dalton Jewel Daugherty Roger Davis Rodney Dawson Gary Day Billy Delph Don Disney Don Dockins Harold Dockins Linda Duggan Darlene Dunn Glenn Dyer George Earls Gary Eaton Lloyd England Robert Eubands Bill Fain Karl Farmer Penny Farmer Terry Farmer David Fleming Gary Foland Dewayne Ford Linda Frawley Susan Frawley John Free Larry Frye Wilma Goins Angie Galler Gail Garner Paulette Garrett Terry Gaylor Linda Giffin Sam Giles Shelia Giles Carolyn Gilland John Goodman Alvin Gosnell Ray Graham Sandra Graham Alonzo Gregg Roger Gregg Mike Hale - Gene Hall Frank Hammitt Debbie Hammontree Peggy Hanley Don Harris Eddie Hartline Judy Harvey Janie Hayes -.1.--.- '-- 26 W,.,-,., L.-L., ,,,, , Eighth Shirlene Haynes Ray Headrick Ronnie Helton Larry Henderson Janis Hickle Jessie Hickle Mike Hill Sam Hill Don Hilton Dianne Holley Ernie Hucklebee Joyce Humphrey David Hutchinson Artie Hutton Gary Jennings Carl Johnson Randle Johnson Ricky Johnson Vic Johnson Vickie Johnson Jackie Jones Steve Jones Charles Kelly Kenny McKelvey Brenda Ketchem Gene King Steve King Darlene Kirkpatrick Maria Kirven Robert Knight Gary Latham Johnny Lawson Bill Lay Judy Lay Richard Ledford Mike Lee George Leonard Michael Lewis Melinda Lindsay Mary Lively Kay Long Larry Long Debbie Loveday Ray Loveday Gregg Ludlow Mary Luftrell X Bobbie Lynch Marlon Majors David Marie Lee Marsh Bill Martin Ronnie Mase Judy Mayes Bobbie McCarter Eighth Karen McCarter Eddie McCarter Steve McCoy Debbie McDonald Ronnie McDowell Arnold McGhee Gary McGhee Lonnie McGhee Rhonda McGhee Richard McKee Pat McKinney Gayle McNutt Preston Mealer Edward Mellon Don Miller Karen Miller Jerry Mills Gordon Moore Billy Moss Pam Moss David Myers Ronnie Mynatt Steve Mynatt Chester Nelson Jerry Nelson James Nichols Sharon Nipper Linda Noe Randy O'dell Phyllis Owens Ronnie Palmer Stanley Parker Mary Jane Pate Jane Patrick Nancy Pendelton Sherrese Phipps Jeanie Pittman Michael Pogue Chris Polangco Charles Portertield Mike Powers Cathy Pressley Bobby Price James Pritchett Charlotte Purkey Lahoma' Quinn Roy Quinn Linda Raby Jimmy Rader Alvin Rainey Tim Ramsey Don Reynolds Vanda Reynolds Sharon Richardson Eighth Barbara Rhodes Jack Richey Ronnie Ridenour Billy Roberts Helen Roberts Steve Roberts Leroy Roulette Patricia Russell Shelia Rutherford Darrell Sammons Pam Satterfield Gail Scarbrough Benny Scarlett John Scarlett Charlotte Sellers Johnny Sexton E. 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Sharp Steve Shelby Barbara Shelton Mary Shelton Jody Sherill Barbara Sherwood Ronnie Sherwood Gary Shinlever Clyde Shipley Don Shipley Mary Ann Shipley Gary Shofner Aiea Shook Mike Shorter Dianna Shaun Sharon Shultz Jean Simpson Frank Smith, Jr. Roberta Smith Sandra Smith Tommy Smith Kathy Snodderly Peggy Solomon Linda Spears Diana Stonsberry Michael Stauffer Sherry Stewart Wilma Strader Brenda Sweat Don Sweat Sue Sweat Mike Tallman Clarence Tatum Gary Taylor Jerry Taylor Pat Taylor Rosa Taylor Sharon Taylor Eighth Steve Taylor Wilma Thomas Henry Thomason Brenda Tihdell Homer Turpin Lester Underwood Terry Underwood Sharon Varnes Craig Vincent Marilyn Walden Sherry Walden Alvin Walker Charlie Walker Gary Walker Ronnie Walker Andy Wallace Janice Wallace Charles Watson Chuck Watson Beverly Webb Don White Sue Wilkinson Patsy Williams Ruth Williams Susan Williams Elizabeth Wilson Jeff Wilson Linda Winkler Geraldine Wires Larry Wise Denny Wolfenba rgier Harry Woods Aileen Worley Brenda Worley Jean Worley Phillip Wyatt Allen Wyrick Shirley Wyrick Howell Young Ronnie Young 9 Seventh Ernest Adams Steve Adams Donald Anderson Becky Ault Donna Autary Wesley Ballard James Barber Mike Barnett Susan Barnett Mike Bates Ricky Bayles Marilyn Beaver Jerry Bedwell Charlotte Blalock Cathy Boldin Richard Braden Jimmy Brown Kathy Buckner Betty Bundren Patty Burcham Debbie Burchell Ernestine Burke Sharon Burnette Debbie Butcher Kenny Butler Debbie Byrd Kathy Byrd Millard Caldwell Gary Campbell James Campbell Janice Campbell Rowena Carberry Shelley Carden Jeannie Carpenter Harry Carroll Debbie Carter Robert Carter Denise Cartwright Kay Carty Joy Caudill Jerry Chambers Sylvia Chapman Victor Christian Mary Claiborne Brenda Clemons Bill Clevenger Verna Clevenger Jackie Clowers Pauline Clowers Patricia Cockrum Mike Collins Eddie Cooper Lewis Cooper Kay Corum Leah Cox Debbie Cummings Nancy Cupp Suzanne Daniel Steve. Daughtery Linda Davis Seventh Debbie Day Dorothy Day Larry Debro Jerry Disney Angela Earles Jerry Ellison Shirley England Stoney England Debbie Ensor Roy Evans Jimmy Farrow Willard Flatt Kathy Fowler Sue Fox Donald Frazier Clyde Free Debbie Frye Gerry Gentry Mary Gentry Rex Gentry Don Gibson Glenda Giles Sue Graham Phillip Gray Etra Green Larry Green Linda Greenlee Mike Gregory Jerry Gresham James Griffin Susan Hall David Homby Janice Hankins Brenda Harper Lee Harris Pat Hayes Sammy Helton Vol ley Henderson Don Henry Gary Henry Mike Henry Betty Henson David Henson Joyce Hill Donna Hodge John Holman Reece Hood James Humphreys Chuck Hunt Robert Hurley Eugene Huskey Vernon Hutchison Susan Jackson Caroline Jenkins Barbara Johnson Darrell Johnson Roy Johnson Alvin Jones Charles Jones Jerry Keck 4' -u,C'f ,TW 'ages Pi? fr 1 . wr 1'r Wh 44 EW , J y ,W Seventh Linda Keck Ann Knight Janice Koontz Carol Lamb Ronnie Langley Cal-vin Lanning Vickie Latham Darlene Lee Lynn Lee Sammy Lee Stewart Lee Deborah Lewis Amanda Linginfelter Donna Little Judy Long Jerry Loope Joyce Lovin Howard Lynch Janie Maples Teresa Marie Patsy Marsh Bill Martin Cecil Martin Joe Mase Martha Mays Anita McCarter Cindy McCarter Pam McCarter Debbie McClure Larry McGeorge Shirley McKinney Michael M-:Neal Bobby McPherson Roy Miller Annetta Mize Kay Monday Johnny Moody Nancy Moore Steve Morrell Mike Murphy Steve Mutta Ronnie Muzyngo Diane Nelson Steve Newman Jerry Nicholls Teresa Noe Bobby Norris Debby Norris Dianna Norris Sherry Odum Linda Ogle Sandra Ogle Tommy Overton Donna Palmer David Paskel Kay Patton Diana Pettiford Pamela Pettiford Eugene Phillips Gregg Phipps Seventh Jimmy Pierce Eddie Pittman Billy Pointon Paul Potter Debbie Powers Tommy Powers Jane Presnell Linda Pressley Paul Pressley Janis Rader Eddie Radford Loretta Roper Bobby Reagan James Reagan Brett Reed Glenda Reed Linda Reed David Riddley Judy Riggs Sandra Roberts Steve Roberts George Robinson Richard Rouse Reba Roulette Connie Russell Jerry Russell Mickie Rutherford Sharon Rutherford Steven Satfels Nedra Sands Ray Seivers Roscoe Severs Don Sharp Helen Sharp Deborah Shelby Ann Sherwood Carolyn Shipley Patsy Shipley Patty Shotner Michael Shoun Amy Shular Sandra Shrader David Smith Gail Smith James Smith Sharon Smith Steve Smith Deborah Snow Sherry Sparks Phil Speeks Wilma Spires Billy Stokes John Strader Danny Tallman Dickie Taylor Ricky Taylor Steve Taylor Debbie Thomas Mike Thompson Steve Trentham jf! I' 71 Xf' 42 LC .wwf 'C' x f A , 1, f ' f. ,fawffkn Jikffffiyl ! X 1 if Foreign Exchange Students who told us in chapel about customs in their country. U First Row: Lena Agnaster, Swedeng Therasa Govan, Scotlandg Grazia Di Donato, Italyg Julieta Zavalia, Argentinag Semra Karapinar, Turkey. Second Row: Frederica W. Wickert, Brazilj Hanosruclolf Kull, Switzerlandg Carlos Velasco, Spain. 13 4 Seventh Shirley Troutt Margaret Turner Terry Turner Kay Underwood Sandra Underwood Joe Varnell Gary Vaught Brenda Viles Mike Viles Mike Waggoner Eddie Walden Charles Walker Clarence Walker Jimmy Walker Sue Wallace David Warwick Mike Weaver Teresa Weaver Ralph Weeks Karen Whaley Kenneth Whaley Earl Whedbee Kathy Whitton Eugene Williams Glenn Williamson Wesley Wilson Tommy Wood Vickie Woods Linda Worley Virginia Wright Billy Wyrick Barbara Yoder James Young Bears in Classes Steve Brady and Larry Gilland are working on a project in electronics. Mrs. Deitz is showing Jo Hammer a simple method of working a senior math problem. r '-e- .553 , i L il'l A 5 4 '+A--J. fm. f 'eff-if---wt. Rule is both an academic and vocational school. Our school offers much to the stu- dents in the varied classes: Algebra, auto mechanics, drafting, languages, etc. We receive a well-rounded education in the Mr. Reynolds is explaining how to read a map of the United States. Seated: Wesley Ballard, Victor , ldiwr -S-. ,M . bl. subjects. We not only learn the subject matter but how to get along with our teachers and friends. Through the different classes we are developing into better citizens. Christian. Standing: Mr. Reynolds, Danny Tallman, Sandra Underwood, and Debbie Frye. sy K V 7 W f . i 1 l l .......-.A Mrs. Perry is showing Caroline Tindell haw to neu- Miss Spradlin is showing Mary Jane Cross and Jody tralize a permanent wave for Mrs. Tindell. Flynn how to use the scales in Health Education Class. Education Makes Everyone needs to study psychology, including football boys. Here Kenny Shaw, Jim Rader, Don Morrell, and Toddy Baker are discussing a problem in psychology with Mr. Cloud. g .la ol . Mrs. Wilson is showing Debbie Frye , and Karen Whaley how to make a bed in Home Economics class. 136 Miss Walters instructs Roy Smith, Glenda Shular, and Judy Atchley in painting. Mrs. lronside watches Gary Jennings and David Fleming work with clay. Small Bears Big James Rader, Ted Blair, Phyllis Berry, and Vickey Bradley listen intently as Mrs. Haile explains the creation of the world from the Old Testament. X.. Mrs. Clark is showing Brenda Walker how to space material with the type- writer. 137 he Mrs. Thomas is helping Wanda Dunaway with a book- keeping problem. Mrs. Sherritze's English class is vividly studying the life of Shakespeare. if Q ll , X lla in-lg lu nuninu :i.igggQM'! 565 ,- Rav' an U' 31.0 i iw t Sf: ' 6 V A x 1'A 1 ff f 'Al is its y, . W, 'Q ' .,v. A - id A 1 U. .Bias l Connie Brooks, Bekkie Lane, Bobbie Hartline, and Debbie McDonald jump rope in the girls' gym class. 138 - -- A i -, MWMMW 3' i, , V- V, ,W-M.,- . A I MM, ,, ll l X X XX will lr Q tai s X 'Al A Edward Mellon, Richard McKinney, and Vic Johnson participate in a volleyball game in the boys' gym class. 1- foil IL... V55 l n, In uv- I. 3 ...s S I K it ?l X llhmtb md lxlicl W in w-A vb,-i Nobel Bears Mr. McClary watches David Smith and W. B. Davis working on a physics experiment. Qi- Gain Polish Here 5 Q A T, A M... .. i' Aliffi Ray Rhodes and Jimmy Flanagan are making a chair MV- l'l00d is Sl10WlV1Q C- L- Wllli0mS, BOl9l3Y GVOUT in wood Shop, and Ronald Grant how to operate a distributor test ing machine. Jerry Loope, Reece Hood, and Rex Gentry are learning to operate a lathe as Mr. Davis watches. Students in 9B Civics are comparing United States Newspapers with a copy of a Russian Newspaper, Pravda, in a study of mass Media. Seated: Rose Marie Hommitt, Jerry Shultz. Stand- ing: Sherry King, Bill Snelson, Miss Blankenship, and Ginger Lee. 139 ,Z eeding the Bears Mrs. Thelma Hardin, cafeteria man- ager, and Mrs. Hazel Richards, as- sistant manager, check over the desserts. M.-fr . .4 . YQ. Rosetta Hale and Betty Brown pre- pare butter for the lunch line. Emma Stewart and Geneva Bradley place food on the counter. . ws V, - M gf. f' Wwe.. if '- .. . ' X., -::' 1 ' me irs - ' . Mrs. Shirley and Mrs. Hall prepare change for the lunch line. grdwf-ll? in wr f iw sg ,F ' E V . ., l f im' M ' .. '. i f' ' 4 Geneva Bradley checks the salad dis- play. Lillie Carter cleans tables before and after lunch time. Barbara Thompson spreads gravy on the steak for plate lunches. Mrs. Hardin and Lillie Snapp ice cakes for desserts. Sarah Andrews checks the baking of pies. K X Laxton McClellan Howara x iX'9urMmaintenance crew does a fine job keeping the halls cleanfrmaking small repairs, and in general taking care of Rule. we g' 4' app kreciate the fine work of this group. Y . Eleanor Faulkner Luther Manghom Carl Smith Alonzo Montgomery ping Bearland me . X K .Xi Xxx N XXX. X2 ,XX ff i i 5' ' Drill Team Officers for 1965-1966: Carlene Ballard, Connie Smith, co-captain of Rulettes, Sondra Patrick majorette captain, Linda Summers, sergeant-at-arms, captain of Rulettes. Y ew Bobbie Roach, Steve Pierce, Nancy Thomas, and Carol Sands often sings for entertainment at Rule. Sharon Varnes waiting for the 8:25 bell. Key Club's Slove Day has very funny episodes. Here Jerry Helton, Billy Vann, and Mayford Cody are wait- Don Rhodes is cleaning Ann PorterfieId's shoes. ing to see Mr. Hughes about their schedules. . 5 V f ' Xa sisi is , l 142 1901 WZZQ euoqd 1z6lf van LJ' 'Q ,uv Passed., HIAXOUX ,mm ics: lf!! , , LQ ' f X QA 'CW X ' . fl f ff 'U 141,41 f f cp if ZA' 22006 CQ 4,115 lfx I ,QAQZLL Llxfpkj M0 5 ' QIZLDX' 70,7