Science Hill High School - Wataugan Yearbook (Johnson City, TN)

Text from Pages 1 - 140 of the 1959 volume:

.I 1 NY' H 1. all L EW wi ' P' 1. 5 if- , . W: J, - 1 tl -r I.: fs- zz. FL 712,5- Til: L , ,R ...g ,fl ,L .iff Egfk ILE 1935375 F 'L 1,12 -3 M -igql. A ' i-12:3 iii-ff.. 5 . I -fi' -'-.f-1' -f .Q-31 .. , M, .ri -gg.1 ,di , I 4 v 4 L . v x I ,M ,fr lf 4 PUBLISHED ANNUALLY BY THE SENIOR CLASS OF SCIENCE HILL HIGH SCHCDOL I x X 1' rg 4 G ,- X X 4. 2 M ' x A 4 X N ' lf X 5' N35 Q w X SCIENCE HILL HIGH SCHOGL Jon-INSON CITY, TENNESSEE n the heart of our great city, Reared against the sky, Proudly stands our Alma Mater As the years roll by. Forward ever be our watchword, Conquer and prevail, Hail to thee, our Alma Mater J. C. High, all hail. Hail to thee, our Alma Mater, Hail old J. C. High, And the school we love so dearly Shall never die. Forward ever be our watchword, Conquer and prevail, Hail to thee, our Alma Mater, Hail to thee, oh hail. x 5 ' l I i I J? I 1 k ef 1612 E., Q '51 5432- 3 g,fs'f,gQQf W, X 2 . 515-w ' 3' A M KWvx. Qg N -xi , ' A. 3, ,.s 5 ms, A fi, M F 'K Q, TQ :W w ,X if Q Iv www, x 5 A s xv ..,, 4 ,iq .5 S' J ' 1 gf - iff Q , if , L , E' fa VVL.f . 5 if L 51 jf - fi,-L ff mr ' 'x , ,:.:f. 4:,..?3u x ' . .- wwf 1. Rf' :Tv ' ' nz ' ADMINISTRATIQN Szzperiizteudeizt C. HOWARD MCCORKLE SCHOOL BOARD EADING LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr. livilfiulfz S. Seffyg Mr. Fo1'r'e.rt K. Mm'ri.v. Clmirnmm' Air. john Ilo1rrw1.' Alixx Vinh: AIu1lJcx,' Mr. Gcmlzf Gaulle, Sefrelary: Mr. Rivlmrzl T. I'1aw1m'l1, jr.. Vire- Clu1ir'1m1f1.' Mr. Cfcffrge Spvcff.' nm! Alf. C. Ilazranl MfCm'Hv. Sflperiillwirlcfzt. Principal MR. GEORGE GREENWELL B.A., M.A. Supervisor MR. TERRELL PONDER B.S., M.A. H6 fl 5 ,....3a i 1 ..,,. in 1 4 . Q Q 1, 3, ,W 535 .sk- W qJ,H.,a1' 0-4 ' FACULTY GRACE BEATRIC13 BRADSHAW Bs., M.A.-iff..-my MRS. SARAH BRADY Seeremr'j' I0 Prifzfifml E. NILES BRCJWN B.S.--Algebra, Gemzzefrj' JOHN A. BROYLES B.S., M.A.-Hixfnrj' Baxeball Couch LI. F. COPP A.B.-Mntlrezmzfin MRS. MARY CROCKER BS., M.A.-I:'ngIi.rXz MRS. MARY DIZGROAT Cafeteria Mmmger l.II-A ROSE DENTON BS., M.A.-EngZi.flz ELIZABETH M. DYER Sevref.'11'.1' fn Sllf7C'l'f7IfL'7ItfC7If T. HOWARD DYER B.S., M.A.--Demi of Boyf CHARLES M. EAST, JR. Captain I7lf1I7IfI'j' PMST Rifle 'learn Coarb M7 ' 11 I1z.rir11et0r ROBERT EVANS B.S.--Driver 'I'rf1i11i11g A.r.ri.rta11l Football. Bnfketball and 7'rm'k Coach KENNETH R. HEDRICK Mfzffer Sergeant Firrt C h1.r.r, U. S. Army A.r.r!. Nlilimrj' Property Clutozlimz M7' ll Iazftrzzctor MRS. MARJORY Z. HERRON B.S.-Bible am! lirzglixb MRS. MARTHA HONAKER B.S.-Home lft'07I07l1ft1l' FACULTY LOUISE HUDDLE B.S.-Art JUANITA JONES B.A.-E11 glixb CECIL E. KING B.S., M.S.-Diverxifierl 0fL'll17:lfi011.f EARL LANE B.S., M.S.-Geography B1l.ff7ZL'.f.f Arithmetic Boyf' Gym am! Athletic! MRS. SELMA MALTSBERGER B.S., M.A.--Englifb MRS. RUTH MCPI-IERSON BS.. M.A.-Pby,ric,r,. Biology PAUL ORR HS., M.S.-CZve111i.rM'y DESSIE MAUDE PAYNE BS., B.S. in L.S., M.A. Librarian COT PRESNELI, B.S., M.A.--Biology Ant. Football Conch, Golf MRS. JOSEPHINE PRESNELI, B.S., M.A.-Plvyficol Eclzzcoliofz l1Zfftl7lllH'!llJ' PAULINE RITCHIE BS., M.A,-Englifb MRS. CHARLOTTE ROE B.S.-Typing, Shorthand MRS. .IOSEPHINE SCOTT BS., M.A.-Evzglixb, Algebra NONA SILER A.B., M.A.-Hixlory PAUL SLONAKER B.S., M.A.--lmlmlrial Arif mi? 1 FACULTY SIDNEY SMALLWOOD B.S., M.A.-Athletic Director GEORGIA MAE SOUTH B.S., M.A.-Latin and Spanixb FRANK TANNEWITZ B.S., M.A.-Typing and Bookkeeping MRS. MARTHA TAYLOR B.S.-Secretary KERMIT TIPTON B.S., M.E.-Health Football Coach MRS. RUTH WATTS B.S., M.A., M.E. Mmic and Englixb VERNON WEAVER B.S.-Band and Orchextra WARREN WEDDLE B.S.M., M.A. Band and Orcbeftra BILL WILKINS B.S.-Sociology Economicx and Baxketball Coach WILLIAM E. WOLFE, JR. Sergeant Firrt Clan, U. S. Army Aclministrazive NCO MT I Imfructor CLASSES SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS President .... ......... F RANKIE TESTER Vice Prefidenl. . . . . .KENNETH WILLINGHAM Secretary .... ......... R OY CHATMAN Treamrer .... .... S AMMY HUMPHREYS -sf 14 13+ SENIORS JOHN NY ABERNETHY johmzj ' . . . Ploufy up the ,green . . . Hix loafers were mafle for flaming ...' 'Variety ix the ,fpice of life. ,IACQUELINE BACON jackie . . . Bmhels of fan . . . Alzrayx a .mzile for every- one . . . Golden hair to watch her ,vparhlirzg eye.r. PATSY BAINES Pal . . . Oh, my .rtar5 ' . . . Uvhat a frieml . . . The milrleft manner and the gerillefl heart. ROBERT BARGER I3ol1 . . . Healthy, hearty, aml hapjryl' . . . Going oar may . . . lVhat goef 072 in that brain? SHERMAN ADAMS Shernzie . . . MTh7lI71llL'l' R0aal ' . . . His' mire har ele- velojzerl in .rlncly hall . . . A fzfrz-loving per.f011. EVERETTA LEONA BAILEY Ez'erj'-reazljf' . . . Wforh- ing for a M.l?.S. elegrcfc . . . . . . Uyherefr Thnrzzar? , , . W'.ha! zwlrlcl .rhe :lo 1z'ilh1111I her zfocal ch0rrl.r! BARBARA B. BA LES Barbara . . . I :lo :le- rlare' . . . That .rhorthaml ix killing me! . . . A face fha: alwayx .mzilef if al zwayr good. NANCI JO BARHAM ffl . . . l17hom if .rhe talking to rzouf? . . . Teeth like pearlfj ,rhlrz like fill? . . . Oh, C01L'.,'U BILL BAYS Billy . . . Yeah, I hviou' it . . . Life if jmt tt howl of rherriar . . . Life without mischief is not life at all. ANN BALES BENNETT Amt . . . Oh! That four- year-olzl . . . Good hem'en,f. ' . . . lftzrm'.s'1 tmrl patient. JIM BISHOP Tiny . . . Ambition: To own tz rtcah hottie . . . Any fool can Ifllj' up all night. hut it tfzher it good man to get up in the morning . . . Nlfreilclie-the-freelotuler. CHARLOTTE ANN BOWER Simian . . . Collects clan ring! . . . You think I wo1z't.9,' . . . Good thingx come in small packages. SENIORS KATHRYN SUE BENFIELD Sane . . . Tiny, cute and .ruch u flirt . . . Bermuda .rhortx hid . . . Happy-go-lucky. DOROTHY BENNETT Dot . . . The merry met- ,renger . . . Yakety-yah . . . Born with the gift of la1tghter. ' JERRY BOGART jet . . . Into the wilcl hlzte yonder , . . Lover math . . . A hit of miichief anal an imzocent look put Tom Saw- yer in the hixtory hool2. ' ROBERT JEROME BOWMAN jerry . . . Boy! Can he flame! . . . Steady . . . joking and humor are pleaxant and extreme utility. nfef' SENIORS SANDY BRADFORD Sandy . . . Tapping feet . . . Tuff break . . . Happy, .rpeezly and confident. ROBERT E. BRYAN ProfefJor . . . Pet Peeve: Siclebnrnx . . . Aint in life: To be an Air Force ojficer . . . l'll not fail, if I live. WAYNE BURCHFIELD lVayne'f . . . Wow.' Wbat a kick! . . . Ob! To be a coacb . . . A will to learn ix no need for concern. EDITH MAE CAMPBELL Ellie . . . Collectf record.: . . . Sbort and blond . . . 'Frienclxbip if tbe 'wine of DONALD BROYLES Duck . . . Ambition: To own tbe fafteft car in town . , . Never mintl the Englixb . . , Active natnrey are rarely melancholy. CHARLES L. BUNTON Doc ' . . . Hobby: Making furniture . . . Alwayx there . . . Never overlooked and never overlookff' JAMES HALE BYRD Iim ' . . . Blue alot for rare .rbot . . . Look! at tbe brigbter ,vide . . . Man if rnafle tbe mafter of hir fateJ. LINDA JOYCE CAMPBELL Linrla'f . . . Hair af flow- ing ax a poetfr pen . . . Wbo'.r Rickard? . . . Life bar loveli- neu to .fell. ' TRAVIS MANUEL CAMPBELL 'l'raz'i.r . . . Hin the high notes' . . . Ilouf he lover chem- iflry . . . Anil one man in hir time plays' many party. DELBERT CARROLL Deli . . . Flimfe looth fllffmhcr . . . An eafy grifizg kinil of giiyf' ROY CHATMAN Sarge , . , You can? min him . . . PGLIOAJI'-l7'fIffC'1 ! . . . It if exrelleni to have a giaizlfr strength. RONNIE CARROLL COMER Ronnie . . , Fire nvirlef' . . . Favorite hook: Dazfiil Copperhelil . . . A hit Jhy, but a regular gay. Q SENIORS wg CAROL CARR Carol . . . A Top Topper . . . Hiililj' . . . A Szueelheart. flirinely fall, and mort di- vinely fair. LARRY CARROLL Larry . . . Our Walt Di.rney . . . Bmy ar a beaver . . . Foot-looxe and fancy- free. WAYNE CHURCH W'ayne . . . Ambition: To live in a zrorlzl of girlf , . . The fleril anal Tom Walker'l . . . Life'.r jan! a plzililin' full ofpl1Hll.f, SHARON COX Sharon . . . IV ho u'ouldn'l like to be her twin? . . . Ex- cellent poxzeizr . . . She move: a gozlileyr, and 100121 a queen. JULE CROCKER Jule . . . Sportsman . . . Boyx' State Jtalwart . . . The nohleft mind he carrief that ever gozfernecl men. KENNETH WAYNE CURTIS Kenny . . . A friendly fellow . . . Mexican general . . . I ant a man more sinned against than .finning. JUDY ALICE DEBUSK Judy . . . You'll learn . . . Her Jenfe of humor it a virtue . . . A peppy girl with lively eyef, ancl a personality twice her Jizef' PATRICIA ANN DEMPSEY Pat . . . Working girl . . . Pet peeve: Recl hair . . . Patience ix the key of con- tent. SENIORS MARY DEAN CROWE Mary . . . Future librarian . . . Collector of Jhoex . . . A fmile, a cheering word, and forever a friend. GLENN DALE Glenn . . . Cartoonift . . . Doe.rn't like girly . . . Be the heft in all you tio. LINDA DEEN Linda . . . Talking and chewing . . . Flafhing black eye.r . . . Tell me pretty maiclen, with your .rrniling all a-dimplef' PATRICIA JEAN DENEEN PatJy . . . Perfonality plu.r . . . Oh, my word . . . There if no Juhftitute for earneftnexff' EDDIE FRANKLIN DRAYNE IZzlclie . . . Ah, fooeyn . . . Hir hobby it Hi-Fi . . . A great hill, cute, anzl well mannereclf' CHARLES FRYE Zero . . . Fntnre horne- rnn hitter . . . Crew-cnt cat . . . Init .ftancling on the corner watching all the glrlx go hy! GARLAND LEE G ENTRY Garland . . . Worlcl'.f champion hot rorlclerfn . . . Grearenzonhey . . . A man of all hoary: really for any- thing. BILL GOLIGHTLY Goat . . . Oh! that gall- aholft . . . Harzl to catch . . . Let him he ax he if-he newlf no alteration.s'. ' SEN! GRS HALLIE FORSYTHE Hallie . . . Do tell . . . Contagion,r langh: alufayx up to ,ronzethingf JIMMY L. FRYE plvIll.fCl6J'u . , . Car lover . . . Exit examination.: . . . I might he better if I could, hat it'.r awful lonexonze he- :ng good. DIXIE CAROLE GOBBLE Dixie . . . Oh, my goocl- 7Z6,f.1'.l . . . Imliricllrality . . . A .fhillfnl hlencling of hone,r1y anal ,rim'erity. ' PATRICIA ANN GOODE Patty . . . She jlut ufantr to graduate . , . IVoolworth'J enemy . . . A good heart if hetter than all the heads in the u'orl4l. ' JIM RICHARD GOULD fini . . . Mr, Lee . . . Ar likable df a tecltly bear . . . He maile a tbozuantl frieml.r--anil kept tbemf' EVA GERALDINE GRAGG jerry , . . Pet peeve: SqmzreLf! . . . Goorl, but game . . . A girl of ebeerfnl yer- fC'Nl.c1.1',f anal fonfiilent tomor- 7'0Il',f.U DIANE GWALTNEY Diane . . , Any .rabject bat bixtory . . . Prancing booty anal lightning batont . . . Poi.reil 1z'itlJ a trim fguref' JULIA H. HALL lnfly . . . Pony-tail per- fect . . . Subtle laaglax . . . Gentle anil noble are ber temperyf' SEINIORS HARRIET GOVAN Harriet . . . Ok, tlaote Epircopal joker! . . . Lovely one . . . A .rontbern zlrazvl, a .rparkling ufit. anal a lasting friend. MARCELLA GREER Marcella . . . Her laobby if ifery conzmenclable . . . Oh, tbore driver training rlaffef . . . Saw Jbe the gooilnerf, not the bad. EMORY LEE HALE Emory . , . No fleeting .frienillineu . , . Oar pan in- terceptor . . . A trite gentle- man ix what one felclom fees. RICHARD CALVIN HAMMETT Real . . . If ilancing were a Jnlaject, hell grailnate with flying colon' . . . I lone me . . . Born talking anal lJaJ'n't .rtoppecl yet. BOBBY HANEY Bob . . . Swivel-hippeil bachelor . . . Future Nor- man Rothwell . . . Greet- ingx to an athlete, with an athletefr ftrengthf' HARRY ESTEL HARMAN Harr . . . Let'.r 0 man I . . . Pet peeife: Homework, of courfe . . . He haf two eye.r ,ro .voft anal grey-take care. BARBARA ANN HARTSELL Bobbie . . . Smoothext .fkater we know . . . Doe.rn't like people who argue with her . . . ,lu,rt being alive i.r fun. .IANICE SUE HAWKINS Su.rie . . . Can Tomrny afforcl a houfewife anal a recretary? . . . Matching Jhirtx ancl sweater: . . . A lonely girl if above all rank. SENIORS HELEN PATRICIA HANNAH Helen . . . Really . . . Unexpected u'it . . . Dark, flaring. anzl .rophi.rticatefl. H JAMES W. HARMON Skinny . . . Favorite hobby: Loafing! . . . Play ball . . . The .rnzile that u'on't come off. KENNETH HARVEY Kenneth . . . Romantic puzzle , . . A nzataclorfr twirl! to native zlrumbeatf . . . Prince of courtery, proud ancl .rtrong. MARTHA JANE HENDERSON Marty . . . Great orator . . . It'J a great life if you :lon t fufeaken' . . , Mocle5ty cannot be taught: it mutt be born. SENIORS PATRICIA ANN HENSLEY Skinny . . . Pet peeife: Younger .rirterf . . . Ill be a liou.rez1'ife . . . Life'J one big laugh! BILLY I-IODGES Gil . . . Oli, coin! . . . An atlrletic nature . . . Pa- tience is a remedy for every .rorroze. ELSIE LOUISE HOLLEY ElJie . . . A real trooper . . , Did .rbe ever get locked in! . . . Wfby take life Jeri- ouily, u'e'll newer get out alive anyway. GLORIA ELLA HOWELL Ella . . . U7ant.r to end ber Jingle ,rtatux , . , Do you got? . , . Dainty and doll' like. .rzreet and gay. BILL HICKS Han1mer ' . . . Former fontpetitor! . . . Careful thinker , . . Wheat hearty are true. fllll' 11'or1l.r will dn. MARTHA HOILNIAN Half-Pint . . , Sufeetf . . . Dark, hardworking, and de- pendable . . . joy ruled ber tltljl.f.U .JUDY JUNE HOLYFIELD 1udy ' . . . You idiot . . . Mr. Greenu'ell'J future .recre- tary . , , Her Very frownx are fairer than tlve .fmilei of other nzaidenyf' BETTY RUTH HUGHES Betty . . . Black Ford mania . . . I lmpe my die! . . . Her zeortb .rlainer forth like brighten' .ftarJ. LARRY HUGHES Larry . . . Gadahout . . . Captain Eaxt'J right-hand man . . . No man if horn with- out amhitiouf clexireff' CAROL LEE HUNT Carol . . , B if an achieifenzent-for her clan- maler . . . Oh, tho.re Jlunzher partiar . . . Her character if the reful! of her concluct. JOHNETTE JANCAREK Johnnie . . . Parlez-z'ou,s' francair? . . . Ambition: Get married! . . . Everyone .rhoulcl know her. ROBERT JAN JENNINGS Ian . . . Water .thier . . . Mn 'l'enni.r ' . . , I ark no manff opinion-I have a feu' of my own. SENIORS SAMUEL HAROLD HUMPHREYS Sanz . . . Unclixturhed .rtrength . . . How to be very, very popular . . . The world ix hir home: mankind if hir friend. CORNELIA FAY JACOBS HSh7lJCk.f.lu . . . Future air- line hofteu with the mo.fte.rt . . . Never known' what .rhe'll my next. ALAN GRAHAM JENNINGS Alan . . . Good law! . . . Colleen diffs . . . Honor lie.r within toilf' SAMUEL EDDIE JOHNS Eddie . . . Pet peeve: A particular foreign language . . . Future Guiding Mixxile . . . The rnildext mannerx and the gentlest ways. ALMA DELANSAY JOHNSON Alma . . . No catty re- 77Id7k.f to her . . . Dig that Chicago accent . . . Alway! friendly, and ready with a helping hand. JAXIE RAYMOND JONES Iaxie . . . Ambition: To he a mi!!ionary . . . Like! good, clean fun . . . Inter- e!ted in everybody and every- thing. SANDRA SUE JONES Sandy . . . My word! . . . Twinhling eye! and con- tagiou! laughter . . . Good word! are worth much and co!t little. JUDY CLAUDETTE KELLEY Judy . . . Church-going girl . . . Hi!tory enthu!ia!t . . . Her virtue! are many,' her fault! are few. SENIORS LINDA CAROL JOHNSON Shorty . . . Fiddle-!tich!! . . . Busy a! a hee . . . I 5411! her !inging at her work. PHILLIP G. JONES Spike . . . Refu!e! to an- 51067 quertion! on the ground! that it might tend to incrimi- nate him . . . Hobby: Girl!! . . . A !ource of crazy merri- ment. WANDA JONES U7anda . . . Correct word! per minute? . . . Gee . . . Gentle and 941:11 going. LARRY KILBY Larry . . . Chemi!try and Phy!ic! !cholar . . . Hate! Hypocrite! . . . Someone you want to know. RONALD KILBY Ronnie . . . Engliib ir bi.: enemy . . . Gooil-natureil fel- low . . , Honey rninilf are pleaxerl by boneft tbing.f. MICHAEL LYNN KITTS Mike . . . Alzzfayr Jrniling . . . Favorite rubject if a kinil of .rtorm-a Gail . . . Wit if tbe .ralt of conrerfation, not tloe food. BONNIE ROSEMARY LAWSON Bonnie . . . Tough break! . . . Liber to Jpell , . . Cute and .r1ncere. AGNES MARIE LEONARD Marie . . . Gooil piano player . . . Alive B.C.'er . . . IVant.r to .rettle iloufn fif po.f.ribleI. SENIORS WALLACE CARROLL KING Wally . . . Future How- aril 1obn.fon . . . Beat anal Blow Boy . . . A king in lm own right. JIM KYTE Ii1nrny . . . Frequent L'l,fll07' to Teen-Town , . . Pet peeoe: Women . . . Drifting tbrougb life, contented to be. ' STANLEY WAYNE LEDW7 ELL Stanley', . . . A cock-eyed optirnirt! . . . Valuable band member . . . No man ix happy who iloef not tbink birnfelf Jo. NANCY BLAIR LYLE Nancy . . . Future Min Erle Stanley Gardner . . . Hay a real gone Jack clreu . . . Ain't miJbebavin'. JUDITH KAYE MCCOLGAN lady . . . Laughter, holil- ing both her cider . . . Endlen chatter . . . Mi5chievon.r per- .ronality and an inclepenclent .rpirit. BRENDA MARGUERITE MCKINNEY Brenda . . . Party tloll . . . Elizabeth Taylor II . . . Pretty, prixxy antl polite. PEGGY JO MCQUEEN y Peggy Jo . . . Science lHill'J Annie Oakley . . . Loifef Spanifh . . . Capable and .vincere. SMITH ARNOLD MAST II Sm:'tty', . . . Girly are the .rtory of hit life , . . School if a nuirance . . . Every man if a volume, if yon know how o reacl him. SENIORS BARBARA ELLEN MCINTYRE Barbara . . . Alwayx in a hurry . . . An Irifh temper , , . A rhaprorly of worth. JERRY MCKINNEY Jerry . . . I-Iowcly! . , . No bookf for him . , . Lanky anal likable. BRUCE MARSHALL Red . . . 100 m.p.h. . . . Party goer ...' 'From care I am free: nothing if that botherf me. JUDITH DIANE MEADE Italy . . . Oh, thoxe witty remark! . . . Wild with a hypo . . . A merry girl in a merry clan yon woalil Jay, if you knew thir merry Ian. GERALDINE MILLER Gerry . . . Laugbr at eucryllling . . . Slim fgzzre for thou' mehr . , . Her l1Ull.l'Ul70l6! moliom' me light um! free, ROBERT MILLER Robert , , . The fumre Somer.rel Mafzgbunzv . . . Al- 1z'ujy.f gi1'i1z'q away !'hC'Il'I72g gum , . . lf matter! not bmw long .TON life. lm! bow well. FRED XVILLIAM MOORE 'l'inpem1y . . , Liver rm ulmg meifzg . . . Remrzlx ga- lore . . . I'm no! .ro tall. lin! neillver zum N apoleonf' NEIL MOULTON Neil . . . Hater .fIlCl9C'f.f lm! :ligne lnllipoju . . . Study- lmllfr Lwnzmivzg Izinl . . . 'l'lv.f.r I know, I lore to play. SENIORS LINDA KAY MILLER Rell . . . Our Editor! . . I'lI be 11 botclog-Bologna ben , . . Viz'aci0u.r reel head fffmnml per,rmzality. ' SARAH LOUISE MILLER Sally . . . Gentlemen pre- fer blomlex . . . IVhere'J Gene? . . . A glam of fafbion fum' a mold of form. MARIE MORGAN Marie . . . N0 fifift 72117726 plefzfe . . , A Imok if Iver con- ftfznt mmpmziov . . . In ber. rifzverily reigm .l'llf17'677IE.u SARAH JANE NELMS SamZ1 . . . Future mana- ger of fVIaje.ftic Theater . . . Alzmg 'L-' really zwilla a cute 'zzfrml . . . Became I'm Irbort, I finer f7l71C',' iff good to be jzlrt .rlmrt mul Jlvivzef' MILDRED JEANNETTE PERKINS Ieannie . . . Jeannie with the light brown hair . . , Lover to .ring and talk to an audi- ence . . . Neat and prim. GARY LYNN PETERS Gary . . . R.O.T.C, if al- zvayf on hi: minrl . . . Hit! the bzrllr-eye almort every time ...' 'He iliil with cheer- fal will what otherx talhecl of. while their hantlf were .rtill. JAMES THOMAS PHIPPS Jamef . . . john Broyler ll . . . Do-it-yourself man . . . Ambition if my xparhf' INA JANE PIERCE Ina . . . Miniix her P'5 nal Q'J . . . Wonclerful oooh . . . She if the very pineapple of politenefxf' JOE PERSINGER foe . . . Mathematical brain . . . Everybody talhr to him . . . Peace along with happinen if eternal. CHARLES PETERSON Pete . . . Go to your left, your right, your left'! . . . Cream of jefterx . . . There if nothing which comparer with fun. CAROLYN ROSE PIERCE Carolyn . . . Forever- more . , . Football enthzuiaft . . . She if pretty to walk with anal witty lo talk with. MAMIE HENRIETTA PIERCE Hawk . . . Three rapx will tio . . . Happy home- maker . . . Sugar in the gonrrl anal honey in the horn. SAMUIEI, LYLE PRESTON Sam . . . 0lll.l'l:l7ZZli7Zg 4-H'er . . . Long. tall 'Iexarz . , . How're you gonna keep hun rloufrz orz the farm, after he has .reen Park? PATTY R AGSDALE Rod . , . Kirzgfport gal . . . Dig that rock . . . Calm, uwwrc. irzrlirzecl to take thirzgx ear y. M AR I LYN ELIZABETH RICH Marilyn . , . A.P.K. fa !Il'L'dL'f7!,'7 ,f hirll . . . Play thofe 8834 . . . The mort gerzeroar fweofzle are thoxe with the gift of gahf' JUDY CATHARINE ROBBINS Cathy . . . Perzrzarztr and hoyf are her hohhy . . , Liver in a Rohhirzfr next . , . A mile a mirmte if goocl fpeezl, hat a .rmile 11 mirmte gets' more avtiofzf' SENIORS WAYNE PRICE More . . . Curly-lock! . . Girly, therek a price on hi. heacl . . . A man of all hour: aml ready for anything. HERBERT CHARLES RICH, JR. Herhy . . . Future Boi Cummingf . . . Blow thas trumpet . . . Friendly ana capable and liked by all who hnozz' him. MARTHA ANNE RICHARDSON Marty . . . A lazly in .rererze , . . Oar Maureen Con- nolly . . . A mzile, a cheery zrorcl. arzzl forever a frierrclf CAROLYN JEAN ROBINSON Carolyn . . . Eye.: like twirzhling .rtarf . . . ,lun huhhlar over with charm . . Forever, .rhe .fhall he fairf' JOHN ROBINSON john . . . Cart, carf, cars' . . . Caxanova the ll . . . Melancholy, melancholy, l've no me for you, by gollyf' LINDA ANN ROWE Rn5ty . . . Any color ax long ar it'.r orchiil . . , Chrix- tian .ferzffce worker . . . With .rhining hair and 'winning smile. to be her friend is well worth while. AARON RUSS URIlJ'f'1'H . . . Yozfre in the Army now . . . Are ye, clo ye? . , . He Jcatterx enjoy- ment. who enjoyr mach. HERB C. SEATON Herb . . . Pan-Pair . . . Mr. Tannewitz and he are pal! . . . I-Ie who ha! a gallant air, never lack! a lady fair, SENIORS KENNY ROSS Kenny . . . Love: to deco- rate paclillex . . . Mr. Green- ufell J pal . . . Something between a hindrance and a help. NANCY CAROL ROWE Nancy , . . Clothex are her hobby . . . Gym girl . . . Be thou a rainbow to the storrnf of life. EMMA LOUISE SAPP Lou . . . Oh, thofe furn- nzer Jchool feuionr . . . Metro mania . . . Never harriex, nerer worrief, but ,rhe get.: there jim? the .rame. ' BILL SELL Shotgun . . . Modern Daniel Boone . . . Ah hater Jchool! . . . A truly modeft fellow. LANA JEANE SHARP Lana . . . GoJh . . . Future Florence Nightin- gale . . . Neat 'n Jweetf' LEWIS H. SHUMATE Tad . . . An impixh grin . . . At eine! . . . Spon- raneozu comhaftion-laugh ter that Irpreadr like wild- fire!!! BETTY SMITH Berry . . . Really . . . Cate little chick with curlx on top ...' 'Sweetly .rmile anal .foffly xpeakf' HAROLD RICHARD SMITH Smiley . . . A hard worker . . . Our nzimeograph man! . , . To lake thingx eayy af they he-thafs my phi- loxophyf' HARRIETT ALICE SMITH Harriett , . . A5 mach fan df a picnic . . . Sweet ar :an he . . . 0nly she can enou' the charm of freckleff' TONI ANNETTE STEVENS Toni . . . The girl in the white uniform . . . Be with yon in a minute . . . 0h! This learning. What a thing it iff ROCKNE STUMP Knttte . . . Pet peezfe: Crozrded hallr . . . Hawkeye! . , . My .rize cannot leuen . my thozzghtx. EDWIN H. TAYLOR 'Bear' '...' 'Hi ya Maggy . . . Pet f7CC'1'L'.' Eating in the cafeteria . . . Fd rather laugh .a darle-haired boy than reign gray-haired hingf' SENIORS GARY MILTON SPEER Gary . . . Nice clothef . . . No one know! he if a piano player . . , A good dirpofition if far preferred to gold. BARBARA RHEA STORY Meany . . . A future Grandma Moyer . . . Pleated ,rhirtx . . , The glory of glad- nerf within. JERRY SWATZELL foe . . . Enjoy thofe en- trance examff . . . Home town cowboy . . . I harten to laugh at everything. DANA TEELE Dana . . . There goex the hell . . . Brother, Dear! . . . Never trolihle troahle, 'til tronhle trolthlef yon. ELLIS DEAN TEELE Elli.r . . . Bonex . . . An Army man-not a ganihling man . . . uG'67IiIl.f if the ca- pafity of aroicling work. FRANKIE ANN TESTER Frank . . . Pet peeie: Pop texts . . . A frienil to all . . . A girl to lore anal prone. JOE TREADXWAY joe . . . Let'.r niahe a lot of money, honey . . . Feels' it an honor to he in Min Silerfr home room . . . A fazforite among all. JOHNNIE SUE VEST Johnnie Sue . . . lixcelf in everything . . . A China doll in hohhy.rock.f . . . A peppy girl with lively eyef, and a perronality twice her rize. SENIORS l .IERRY TEETER jerry . . . Pet peeve: Exer cife in gym . . . Rabid Dodge fan . . . A man'f own man ner anal character if wha nzort heforneyf' MARTHA ELIZABETH TIPTON Blondie . . . Wants tc he an airline .rtewardexf . . One in a million . . . A kina and gentle heart hath the. VALERIE VACCARO Val . . . Allaring altc zfoire . . . Oh! Thofe gorgeouq forrnalf . . . A young lady of ilirtinct i716li1f'i!lIlilli.f77Z.'u LARRY PAUL WALKER Shaky . . . Algebra addict . . . Allergic to exarm . . . One to aehiere Juccen aJ well ay happineyxf' ETTA SUE WARD Ella Sue . . . Liber DO. . , . Su.fie . . . Tbere'5 a good time eoming. boyf. a goozl time coming. BARBARA LILLIAN WATSON Barbara , . . Cr-azy about bogxf . . . Sporiirzg girl . . . left anil yorrfbfrll jollityf' JAMES JOSEPH XVHITE, III jim . . . Wfaiztx to be a rexemrlv ebemift . . . Camera bag . . . Mari mir born for two tlviizgf-lbiizbing and fzetirigf' JANICE YVONNE WILBURN njzlflu . . . Liber Be-bop . . Cake baker . . . Gentle and noble are ber lemper.r. SENIORS WALTON WARD Walton . . . Urzivac . . . Good bamored . , . So ftately arzrl tall, be mover tbrougb the ballx to eatcb a tbomand glancexf' JANICE LEE WEBSTER SiJ ' . . . Pet peeve: Get- ting np early . . . Want! to be a golf profeuional . . . Ble5.reil are tbe joymakerd' CAROL ANN WHITLOCK Carol Aim . , . Like! typ- ing aml Jbortbaml . . . Cour- rier of lbe King! . . . A girl zobom we all aclore-it would be bard to lozfe more. JOHN B. WILKINSON johnny . . . Eizjoyx tbe cafeteria fooil . . . Lover of ffm . . . To be .ftrorzg if to be bappyf' FONTAINE LEON XVILLIAMS B11hha . . . Apollo . . Speakr hir true opinion . . . Energy and perfiftance con- querx all thing.r. KENNETH WAYNE WII.LINGHAM Willy . . . I.rn't that the truth . . . Oar backbone . . . There if nobility in the world of manners. JOE WISHON Bad . . . Indo , . . Pilot- ing the hallr . . . A tall. comely lad with plenty of grit -I or any Jtorrnf or trialr heir fit. SENIORS JACKIE WILLIAMS jackie . . . What do you think? . . . Check that curly hlach hair . . . Virtue if old, and goorlnexf i,r ezfer fearful. DAVID WILLOUGHBY David . . . Who shot what where with a Pitch- fork? . . . Where's Patty? . . . Work faxcinatex meg in fact, I can jaft Jit and Jtare at it all clay. VOLA JEANNE YOUNG Vola . . . Wifhex to teach miall children . . . Which hay will .fhe take? . . . Peppy, frolicforne, and Jweet, 5he'J got a mzile that'J hard to heatf' ' fr fvavag- -new' m,.1,,,A A, SW.. 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JACQUELINE BACON Secretary of Sophomore Home Room, Glee Club, Senior Dramatics, N.F.L., Office Assistant, WATAUGAN Stall, Pep Club, Junior Talent Show, Junior-Senior Prom Committee, Chairman of Christmas Play Prop Com- mittee, Intramurals. EVERETTA LEONA BAILEY F.H.A., Pep Club, Intramurals, Orchestra, Vice Presi- dent of Orchestra, Future Nurses' Club, Bible Club, Senior Dramatics. PATSY BAINES F.H.A., Bible Club, Glee Club, Band Letter. BARBARA B. BALES Transferred from Erwin High School. ROBERT BARGER Football. NANCI JO BARHAM Bible Club, Glee Club. BILL BAYS Basketball, Track, Student Council Representative, R.O.T.C., Baseball Club. KATHRYN SUE BENFIELD F.H.A., Pep Club, Intramurals. ANN BALES BENNETT F .H .A. DOROTHY BENNETT Senior Dramatics, Office Assistant, N.F.L., Girls' Chorus, Glee Club, President of Junior Home Room, Senior Superlative, Lettered in Glee Club, Christmas Play, Band, Intramurals, Junior Talent Show, Secretary of Sophomore Home Room, Senior Play. JIM BISHOP Football. JERRY BOGART Science Club. CHARLOTTE ANN BOWER President of T 8: I Club, Treasurer of Bible Club, Pep Club. ROBERT JEROME BOWMAN Baseball Club, Guidon Bearer, Glee Club, Science Club, Secretary of Sophomore Class. SANDY BRADFORD Office Assistant, Junior Talent Show. DONALD BROYLES ROBERT E. BRYAN Baseball Club, Baseball. CHARLES L. BUNTON R.O.T.C. WAYNE BURCHEIELD Vice President of Senior Home Room, Sergeant-an Arms of Junior Civitan, Football, Basketball, Baseball, R.O.T.C. Ollicer, Football Club, Baseball Club. JAMES HALE BYRD R.O.T.C., Science Club, Camera Club. EDITH MAE CAMPBELL F.H.A., Pep Club. LINDA JOYCE CAMPBELL Glee Club, A Cappella Choir, Pep Club, Bible Club, F.H.A., Secretary of T 8: I Club, Football Queen Candidate. TRAVIS MANUEL CAMPBELL Vice President of Boys' Chorus, A Cappella Choir, Band, Senior Superlative, Lettered in Band. CAROL CARR Cheerleader, N.F.L., Lettered in Intramurals, A Cap- pella Choir, Secretary-Treasurer of Girls' Chorus, Glee Club, Key Club Sweetheart, Senior Dramatics, WATAU- GAN Staff, Junior Talent Show, F.H.A. Fashion Show, junior Civitan Talent Show, Pep Club, Junior-Senior Prom Committee, Senior Superlative, Secretary-Treasurer of Junior and Secretary of Senior Home Room, Senior Play. DELBERT CARROLL Football Club, Boys' Chorus, R.O.T.C., Baseball Club, Football, Baseball, Physics Club, Science Club, Student Council, Band, Track, Glee Club, Treasurer of Sopho- more I-Iome Room. LARRY CARROLL Camera Club, Student Council, Hilltop StaH, Color Guard in R.O.T.C., R.O.T.C. Officer. ROY CHATMAN Treasurer of Junior Civitan, Secretary of Senior Class, Football Club, Football, Basketball, Track, Lettered in Football. WAYNE CHURCH Glee Club, Boys' Chorus, R.O.T.C., Band Letter, Band. RONNIE CARROLL COMER Assistant Drum Major in Band, Band Officer, Hilltop Staff, Lettered in Band, R.O.T.C. +9l38l9' :J SENIOR HONORS SHARON COX Cheerleader, Lettered in N.F.L., Vice President of Girls' Chorus, Lettered in Intramurals, Manager of Intra- murals, Senior Dramatics, WATAUGAN Staff, Junior- Senior Prom Committee, Senior Superlative, Glee Club, Homecoming Queen, Christmas Play Prop Committee, Bible Club, Miss Junior Civitan, Junior Talent Show, Pep Club, Junior Fashion Show. JULE CROCKER Vice President of Sophomore Class, President of Student Council, Key Club, R.O.T.C. Officer, Football Club, Football, Governor of Volunteer Boys' State, Senior Superlative, Football Letter, N.F.L. MARY DEAN CROWE Member of I.C.T. Program, F.H.A. KENNETH WAYNE CURTIS R.O.T.C. Officer, Key Club, Captain of Rifle Team. GLENN DALE Lettered in Band, Camera Club, Hilltop Staff, Senior Dramatics, R.O.T.C., Christmas Play Stage Committee, Band. JUDY ALICE DEBUSK F.H.A. Vice President, Pep Club, Treasurer of Library Club, Senior Dtamatics. LINDA DEEN F.H.A. PATRICIA ANN DEMPSEY T 8: I Club, F.H.A., Bible Club. PATRICIA JEAN DENEEN A Cappella Choir, R.O.T.C. Sponsor, Secretary of Senior Home Room, Assistant Manager of Intramurals, Treasurer of N.F.L., Lettered in N.F.L., Lettered in Intramurals, Football Queen Candidate, Girls' State Alternate, Librarian of Girls' Chorus, Hilltop Staff, Mikado , Junior Talent Show, Junior-Senior Prom Committee, Glee Club, Christmas Play Costume Com- mittee, Senior Play. EDDIE FRANKLIN DRAYNE T 8: I Club, R.O.T.C., Band HALLIE FORSYTHE Intramurals, Future Nurses' Club, F.H.A., Pep Club. CHARLES FRYE Baseball Club, R.O.T.C., Pep Club. JIMMY L. FRYE Lettered in Band, N.F.L., Camera Club. LEE GARLAND GENTRY Baseball Club, R.O.T.C., Pep Club, Camera Club. DIXIE CAROLE GOBBLE Treasurer of Sophomore Home Room, T 8: I Club, Pep Club. BILL GOLIGHTLY R.O.T.C. Ofiicer, Key Club, Boys' Chorus, Glee Club, Science Club, R.O.T.C., Senior Play. PATRICIA ANN GOODE T 8: I Club, Pep Club, F.H.A. JIM RICHARD GOULD Science Club, R.O.T.C. HARRIET GOVAN Vice President of Sophomore Home Room, Glee Club, Girls' Chorus, J.C.L., Senior Dramatics, Christmas Play Prop Committee. EVA GERALDINE GRAGG Glee Club, Senior Dramatics, Hilltop Staff, Christmas Play Prop Committee. MARCELLA GREER Lettered in Orchestra, Librarian of Orchestra, Library Club, Glee Club, Mikado . DIANE GWALTNEY J.C.L., N.F.L., Band Majorette, Lettered in Band, Senior Dramatics, Christmas Play Make-Up Committee, Senior Play. EMORY LEE HALE Lettered in Tennis, Football and Track, Senior Super- lative, Football Club, Bible Club, Junior Civitan, Presi- dent of Sophomore, Junior and Senior Home Rooms. JULIA H. HALL Bible Club, Future Nurses' Club. RICHARD CALVIN HAMMETT R.O.T.C., Baseball Club, Glee Club, Secretary-Treasurer of Junior Home Room, Senior Dramatics, B Team Basketball, Christmas Play Stage Committee, Baseball. BOB HAN EY Student Council, Junior Civitan, Football Club, Lettered in Track, Football, Pep Club, Senior Superlative. HELEN PATRICIA HANNAH Glee Club, Pep Club, N.F.L., Senior Dramatics, Mikado , Intramurals, Head of Golf Intramurals, Christmas Play Lighting Committee, Junior Talent Show. HARRY ESTEL HARMAN Vice President of Football Club, Lettered in Football and Track, Boys' State Alternate Delegate, Key Club, Senior Superlative, President of Senior Home Room. JAMES W. HARMON R.O.T.C. BARBARA ANN HARTSELL Glee Club, Intramurals, F.H.A., Hilltop Staff. KENNETH HARVEY Lettered in Band, First Place in Band Clinic, Glee Club, Band, President of Boys' Chorus, R.O.T.C. Officer, Orchestra. -24399 SENIOR HONORS JANICE SUE HAWKINS Pep Club, Glee Club, N.F.L., Intramurals, Senior Dramatics, F.H.A., Christmas Play, Mikado , Junior Talent Show, Football Queen Candidate, Junior-Senior Prom Committee, Senior Superlative, WATAUGAN Staff, F.H.A. Fashion Show, Junior Fashion Show. MARTHA JANE HENDERSON Student Council, N.F.L., Vice President of N.F.L., T 8: I Club. PATRICIA ANN HENSLEY Glee Club, Camera Club, Pep Club, Senior Dramatics, N.F.L., Christmas Play Make-Up Committee. BILL HICKS Transferred from Dobyns-Bennett High School. BILLY HODGES R.O.T.C., Baseball, Baseball Club, Science Club, Camera Club. MARTHA HOILMAN Transferred from Bristol, Tennessee High, Future Nurses' Club. ELSIE LOUISE HOLLEY Pep Club, Bible Club, Hilltop Staff, Vice President of T 8: I Club, Intramurals, D. O. Student, Lettered in Hilltop. JUDY JUNE HOLYFIELD Pep Club, Intramurals, Glee Club, Senior Dramatics, Junior Talent Show, Junior Fashion Show, Football Queen Candidate, R.O.T.C. Sponsor, Senior Superlative, Christmas Play Prop Committee, Lettered in Intramurals, Rifle Team. GLORIA ELLA HOWELL Pep Club, Band Majorette, Lettered in Band, Junior Talent Show. BETTY RUTH HUGHES T 8: I Club, Bible Club. LARRY HUGHES Science Club, R.O.T.C. Oflicer, N.F.L., Band, Camera Club, Lettered in Band. SAMUEL HAROLD HUMPHREYS President of Sophomore Home Room, Treasurer of Senior Class, Football Club, R.O.T.C. Officer, Junior Talent Show, All Big Six Football Team, Lettered in Football and Track, Key Club, B Team in Basketball, Senior Superlative. CAROL LEE HUNT Secretary of Sophomore Home Room, Student Council Representative, J.C.L., Girls' State Delegate, Junior-Senior Prom Committee, Senior Superlative, Chapel Committee, Lettered in Scholarship. CORNELIA FAY JACOBS Lettered in Band, Song Leader of F.H.A., Bible Club, Pep Club, Christmas Play Make-Up Committee. JOHNETTE JAN CAREK Intramurals, Science Club, Student Council Represen- tative, President of Sophomore Home Room. ALAN GRAHAM JENNINGS ROBERT JAN JENNINGS Pep Club, Baseball Club, Camera Club, Science Club, President of Science Club, Senior Dramatics, Vice Presi- dent of Key Club, Lettered in Tennis, Drill Squad, Drill Squad Leader, R.O.T.C. Oilicer, Chairman of Home- coming Ceremonies, Manager of Basketball Team, Chair- man of Christmas Play Stage Committee, Senior Play. SAMUEL EDDIE JOHNS R.O.T.C., Band, Senior Dramatics, Science Club, Christ- mas Play Stage Committee. ALMA DELANSAY JOHNSON Glee Club, Intramurals. LINDA CAROL JOHNSON N.F.L., Hilltop Staff, Intramurals, Bible Club, Oflice Assistant, Senior Dramatics, Mikado , Glee Club, F.H.A., Christmas Play Make-Up Committee, Senior Play. JAXIE RAYMOND JONES Cgee Club, R.O.T.C., Science Club, Bible Club, Pep Clu . PHILLIP G. JONES N.F.L., R.O.T.C., Drill Squad, R.O.T.C. Color Guard, Glee Club, Senior Dramatics, Mikado , Camera Club, Science Club, Boys' Chorus, WATAUGAN StaH, Track, Christmas Play, Senior Play. SANDRA SUE JONES R.O.T.C. Sponsor, Secretary of Glee Club, Intramurals, Mikado , N.F.L., Hilltop Stall, Football Queen Candi- date, Bible Club, Senior Dramatics, Secretary of Sopho- more Home Room, Junior Talent Show, Junior-Senior Prom Committee, President of Senior Home Room, Christmas Play Costume Committee. WANDA JONES Library Club. CLAUDETTE JUDY KELLEY F.H.A., Hilltop Staff. LARRY KILBY R.O.T.C., Science Club, Member of I.C.T. Program. RONALD KILBY R.O.T.C. WALLACE CARROLL KING Band, R.O.T.C., Glee Club, Boys' Chorus, Key Club. MICHAEL LYNN KITTS R.O.T.C., Junior Civitan, Science Club, Senior Dra- matics, Pep Club. JIM KYTE R.O.T.C. Officer, Rifle Team. BONNIE ROSEMARY LAWSON F.H.A., Girls' Chorus, Glee Club, Band, Pep Club. all-I 40J6v SENIOR STANLEY WAYNE LEDWELL Bland, R.O.T.C., Science Club, Physics Club, Camera Clu . AGNES MARIE LEONARD Vice President of Orchestra, J.C.L., Bible Club, Pep Club, T 8: I Club, Vice President of Sophomore Home Room, Glee Club, Girls' Intramurals. NANCY BLAIR LYLE J.C.L., N.F.L., Camera Club, Senior Dramatics, Christ- mas Play Prop Committee. JUDITH KAYE MCCOLGAN Glee Club, Girls' Chorus, N.F.L., R.O.T.C. Sponsor, Football Queen Candidate, Senior Dramatics, Mikado , Senior Superlative, Pep Club, Junior Talent Show, Lettered in Intramurals, Junior Fashion Show, Band Majorette, Christmas Play Prop Committee. BARBARA ELLEN MCINTYRE Cafeteria Worker, Pep Club. BRENDA MARGUERITE MCKINNEY J.C.L., Manager of Intramurals, Intramurals Leader, President of Junior Home Room, Secretary of Senior Home Room, Lettered in N.F.L., Junior Talent Show, F.H.A. Fashion Show, Junior Fashion Show, R.O.T.C. Sponsor, Football Queen Candidate, Vice President of Senior Dramatics, Girls' Chorus, WATAUGAN Staff, Lettered in Intramurals, Glee Club, Junior-Senior Prom Committee, Bible Club. JERRY MCKINNEY Pep Club, Glee Club, R.O.T.C., Bible Club. PEGGY JO MCQUEEN Science Club, Lettered in Band, Secretary of Physics Club. BRUCE MARSHALL R.O.T.C. Oiiicer, R.O.T.C. Rille Team, Junior Civitan. SMITH ARNOLD MAST II Junior Civitan, Pep Club, Junior Talent Show, R.O.T.C. Drill Squad, Camera Club, President of Junior Home Room, Secretary of Sophomore Home Room, Student Council Representative. JUDITH DIANE MEADE Glee Club, A Cappella Choir, J.C.L., Hilltop Staff, WATAUGAN Stali, Student Council Representative, Future Nurses' Club, Mikado , Secretary of Senior Dramatics, Secretary of Bible Club, Pep Club, Junior- Senior Prom Committee, Christmas Play Costume Com- mittee, Lettered in Senior Dramatics. in WATAUGAN, and in Hilltop, Mikado Advertising Staff, Senior Play. GERALDINE MILLER Pep Club, F.H.A., Intramurals, Future Nurses' Club. LINDA KAY MILLER Lettered in N.F.L., Intramurals, Orchestra and Scholar- ship, Secretary of Student Council, Secretary-Treasurer of N.F.L., WATAUGAN Staff, Senior Superlative, J.C.L., Glee Club, Junior-Senior Prom Committee, Oliicial of Girls' Tennis, Secretary of Latin Class, Senior Play, Lettered in WATAUGAN and Dramatics. HONORS ROBERT MILLER Secretary of Key Club, Secretary of Junior Home Room, R.O.T.C. Drill Squad, Vice President of Sopho- more Home Room, Junior-Senior Prom Committee. SARAH LOUISE MILLER President of N.F.L., Student Council Representative, Glee Club, Senior Superlative, Senior Dramatics, R.O.T.C. Sponsor, Lettered in N.F.L., Junior-Senior Prom Committee, WATAUGAN Staff, Mikado , Junior Talent Show, Football Queen Candidate, Chairman of Christmas Play Costume Committee, F.H.A. Fashion Show, Junior Fashion Show. FRED WILLIAM MOORE Key Club, J.C.L., Lettered in Band, R.O.T.C. Drill Squad, Science Club, WATAUGAN Staff, Junior-Senior Prom Committee, Alternate Boys' State Representative, Homecoming Committee, Treasurer of Physics Club. MARIE MORGAN Member of I.C.T. Program, T 8: l Club. NEIL MOULTON Vice President of Junior Home Room, Physics Club, Senior Superlative, Key Club, R.O.T.C. Rifle Team, Glee Club, Student Council Representative, Junior-Senior Prom Committee, Junior 'Ialent Show, Homecoming Committee, B Team Basketball. SARAH JANE N ELMS Glee Club, Senior Superlative, WATAUGAN Stall, Girls' Chorus, F.H.A., Mikado , Junior Talent Show, Senior Dramatics, Intramurals, Pep Club, Christmas Play Make-Up Committee. MILDRED JEANNETTE PERKINS Glee Club, Mikado , Librarian of A Cappella Choir, Student Council Representative, President of N.F.L., Junior Talent Show, Senior Play. JOE PERSINGER Junior Civitan, Science Club, Vice President of Junior Home Room, R.O.T.C. GARY LYNN PETERS R.O.T.C. Rifle Team, R.O.T.C. Officer, Science Club. CHARLES PETERSON R.O.T.C. Drill Squad, Key Club, R.O.T.C. Drill Squad Leader, Pep Club, Vice President of Sophomore and Senior Home Rooms, Secretary of Junior Home Room, Boys' Chorus, Senior Superlative, B Team Basketball, Tennis Team, Glee Club. JAMES THOMAS PHIPPS Baseball, R.O.T.C., Secretary-Treasurer of Junior Home Room. CAROLYN ROSE PIERCE Secretary of F.H.A., Library Club, Intramurals, WATAUGAN Staff, Pep Club, Library Assistant, Lettered lfl WATAUGAN. -All 41 131- SENIOR INA JANE PIERCE Library Club, F.H.A. MAMIE HENRIETTA PIERCE Pep Club, Historian of F.H.A., President of F.H.A., Treasurer of Library Club. SAMUEL LYLE PRESTON R.O.T.C. WAYNE PRICE R.O.T.C., Pep Club, Student Council Alternate, Bible Club. PATTY RAGSDALE Glee Club, Girls' Chorus, Senior Dramatics, Football Queen Candidate, Junior Fashion Show, WATAUGAN Staff, Junior-Senior Prom Committee, Chairman of Christmas Play Make-Up Committee. CHARLES HERBERT RICH, JR. Lettered in Band, R.O.T.C. Drill Squad, Lettered in N.F.L., Parliamentarian of N.F.L., Senior Superlative, WATAUGAN Staff, Christmas Play, Orchestra, Senior Drarnatics. MARILYN ELIZABETH RICH Student Council Representative, President of A Cap- pella Choir, Senior Superlative, Accompanist for A Cap- pella Choir, Glee Club, Mikado , MARTHA ANNE RICHARDSON Pep Club, Glee Club, Girls' Chorus, T 8: I Club, Intramurals Club, D.O. Student, Lettered in Scholarship and Intramurals, Senior Superlative, Senior Play. JUDY CATHARINE ROBBINS Library Assistant, Office Assistant, F.H.A., Future Nurses' Club, Intramurals, Junior-Senior Prom Com- mittee. CAROLYN JEAN ROBINSON Intramurals Leader, N.F.L., Girls' Chorus, Glee Club, President of Senior Home Room, Football Queen Candi- date, R.O.T.C. Sponsor, Senior Drarnatics, Mikado , Junior Talent Show, Lettered in Intramurals, Junior- Seniot Prom Committee, Secretary of Sophomore Home Room, Christmas Play, Senior Play. JOHN ROBINSON R.O.T.C. KENNY ROSS T 8: I Club. LINDA ANN ROWE A Cappella Choir, Girls' Chorus, Bible Club, WATAU- GAN Staff, Pep Club, Senior Dramatics, Junior-Senior Prom Committee, F.H.A., Library Assistant, Lettered in Glee Club, Mikado , Chairman of Mikado Ad- vertising Stafl, Christmas Play Costume Committee, Lettered in WATAUGAN, Senior Play. NANCY CAROL ROWE F.H.A., F.H.A. Fashion Show. HONORS AARON RUSS Band, Boys' Chorus, Glee Club, Key Club, R.O.T.C. Oiiicer, B Team Basketball, Tennis Team, Lettered in Tennis. EMMA LOUISE SAPP Glee Club, Girls' Chorus, Bible Club, F.H.A., Presi- dent of Library Club, Pep Club. HERB C. SEATON Student Council Representative, Physics Club, Science Club, R.O.T.C., Christmas Play, Senior Drarnatics, Senior Play. BILL SELL R.O.T.C., R.O.T.C. Rifle Team. W. MAC SELLS R.O.T.C. Officer, Vice President of A Cappella Choir, Glee Club, Boys' Chorus, Treasurer of Key Club, Band and Tennis Letter. LANA JEANE SHARP Glee Club, Lettered in Band, Girls' Chorus, Future Nurses' Club. LINDA JANE SHIPLEY Bible Club, Student Council Representative, Girls' Chorus, F.H.A., Pep Club, Ofiice Assistant. LEWIS H. SHUMATE R.O.T.C. Oflicer, Junior Civitan, Band, Camera Club, Glee Club, B Team Basketball, Christmas Play Stage Committee, Senior Dramatics. BETH SILVERS Glee Club, Secretary of A Cappella Choir, R.O.T.C. Sponsor, Hilltop Staff, Football Queen Candidate, junior Civitan Talent Show, Junior Fashion Show, Senior Superlative, Junior Talent Show, Mikado . BETTY SMITH Historian of F.H.A., Library Assistant, Library Club, Bible Club, Future Nurses' Club, Intramurals, Junior Fashion Show. CAROLYN LYNN SMITH Bible Club, F.H.A., Pep Club, Mr. Broyles' Ofhce Assistant. HAROLD RICHARD SMITH T 8: I Club, R.O.T.C. HARRIETI' ALICE SMITH R.O.T.C. Sponsor, N.F.L., Senior Drarnatics, Glee Club, Intramurals, Junior Talent Show, Football Queen Candidate, Secretary of Sophomore Home Room, Junior- Senior Prom Committee, Christmas Play Prop Com- mittee. GARY MILTON SPEER R.O.T.C., Science Club, WATAUGAN Staff, Senior Dramatics, junior-Senior Prom Committee, Christmas Play Stage Committee, Biology Club, Lettered in WA- TAUGAN, Senior Play. +Hl42li' SENIOR HONORS TONI AN NETTE STEVENS Student Council Representative, N.F.L., President of Senior Dramatics, Football Queen Candidate, Pep Club, Glee Club, Secretary of Future Nurses' Club, Junior Talent Show, Junior Fashion Show, Ofiice Assistant, Junior-Senior Prom Committee, Senior Play, Intramurals, Band. BARBARA RHEA STORY F .H .A . ROCKNE STUMP R.O.T.C., Key Club, Baseball Club, Basketball, Track, President of Sophomore Home Room, Student Council Alternate, Lettered in Basketball and Track. JERRY SWATZELL Camera Club, R.O.T.C. EDWIN H. TAYLOR R.O.T.C. Oliicer, Football Club, WATAUGAN Stalf, President of Sophomore Home Room, Vice President of Junior Civitan, Alternate Delegate to Boys' State, Base- ball Club, Senior Superlative. DANA TEELE Pep Club, R.O.T.C. ELLIS DEAN TEELE R.O.T.C. JERRY TEETER R.O.T.C. FRANKIE ANN TESTER President of Junior Home Room, Student Council Representative, President of J.C.L., President of Bible Club, Football Queen Candidate First Runner-Up, Senior Superlative, President of Senior Class, Lettered in Intra- murals and Scholarship. MARTHA ELIZABETH TIPTON Library Club, Future Nurses' Club. JOE TREADWAY R.O.T.C. VALERIE VACCARO N.F.L., Senior Dramatics, A Cappella Choir, Mixed Quartet, Junior Civitan Talent Show, Junior Talent Show, Junior-Senior Prom Committee, Football Queen Candidate, R.O.T.C. Sponsor, Senior Superlative, Glee Club, Mikado , Christmas Play, Senior Play. JOHNNIE SUE VEST R.O.T.C. Sponsor, Senior Superlative, Football Queen Candidate, President of Sophomore Home Room, Secre- tary of Junior Class, Senior Dramatics, Intramurals Leader, Bible Club, Lettered in Intramurals, N.F.L., Hilltop, Junior Talent Show, Vice President of Future Nurses' Club, Christmas Play. LARRY PAUL WALKER R.O.T.C., Camera Club. ETTA SUE WARD T 84 I Club, Pep Club, Bible Club. WALTON WARD R.O.T.C. Oflicer, Key Club, J.C.L., Student Council Representative, Senior Superlative. BARBARA LILLIAN WATSON F.H.A., Future Nurses' Club. JAN ICE LEE WEBSTER Pep Club, J.C.L., Student Council Representative, Lettered in Scholarship, Senior Superlative, Intramurals, Instructor in Golf, Represented SHHS in East Tennessee Math Contest. JAMES JOSEPH WHITE, III R.O.T.C. Drill Squad, Lettered in Hilltop, Editor of Hilltop, Senior Play. CAROL ANN WHITLOCK Pep Club, Treasurer of T Bt I Club. JAN ICE YVONNE WILBURN Pep Club, Class Chairman of F.H.A., Glee Club, Intramurals. JOHN B. WILKINSON Pep Club, President of Sophomore Home Room, Secretary-Treasurer of Camera Club, R.O.T.C. Officer, Boys' Chorus, Glee Club, Science Club. FONTAINE LEON WILLIAMS Senior Superlative, Key Club, Vice President of Junior Class, Football Club, Lettered in Football, Junior Talent Show, Junior-Senior Prom Committee, R.O.T.C. Oflicer, Boys' State Alternate, Senior Play. JACKIE WILLIAMS Lettered in Football, Treasurer of Junior Class, R.O.T.C. Ofiicer, Senior Superlative, Glee Club, Junior Civitan, Christmas Play, Junior-Senior Prom Committee, Junior Fashion Show Master of Ceremonies. KENNETH WAYNE WILLINGHAM Senior Superlative, President of Junior Class, President of Junior Civitan, Vice President of Senior Class, Lettered in Football and Track, Boys' State Delegate, Football Club, Junior-Senior Prom Committee, Vice President of Student Council, Junior Talent Show. DAVID WILLO UGHBY R.O.T.C. Oliicer, R.O.T.C. Color Guard, Senior Super- lative, Junior Talent Show, Junior-Senior Prom Com- mittee, Science Club, Glee Club, Chairman of Christmas Play Lighting Committee. JOE w1sHoN R.O.T.C. VOLA JEANNE YOUNG Senior Superlative, Cheerleader, Football Queen Candidate, Junior-Senior Prom Committee, N.F.L., Glee Club, Intramurals Leader, Senior Dramatics, WATAUGAN Staff, Bible Club, Girls' Chorus, J.C.L., A Cappella Choir, Junior Fashion Show, Christmas Play Costume Committee, Senior Play. -1514319 ACTIVE E f 5, ?l N' V -Q-o-ii' :wif g X m.e:.s:'1f mmm: ...v N 5312.1 V . -M Ax 'fs WY gs My f if S-'Y Q? if kv? x -H535 E If Yi WWW 1 Q2 3 M Our mf students. 1 Ewa M. . , M W K 8 . -M if ,. V fn -. . . x M - A 6 ff Q , ' W V9 Ha, is m K L Lxxh ' W, I AQ W- 5 3 .,.:.. h V M 5k F if if l . X w gg fit f 1 V' f A' ,F 3 , 1 1 f 1 2 1 , 1 5 1,1 'zz ' 5 A K A 5' 5 6 L f Pj ,:1 ' M, , 2 f i f X' if we we JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS President EDDIE WASHBURN Vice President ELIZABETH HARKIN S Secretary FRANCES WOOD Treasurer HAROLD PHILLIPS SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS President HUBERT VANCE Vice Presiti ent FRED DENEEN Secretury CHARLIE MORRIS 7 'reusn rer JIMMY GRUBBS JUNIORS Reading from left to right: Jeanette Bennett, Carol Alexan der, Harriet Baker, Selma Barn ette, Jean Barnett, Edith Akers Barbara Blevins, Judy Brimer Sandra Brown, Suzanne Archer. .Second max' Larry Bain, Kenneth Bowman Linda Berry, Anna Lee Blevins Beatrice Bawgus, Carolyn Brooks Janice Bailey, Alton Blackburn Walter Beaver. Th irzl R I1 un' Norman Andrews, Bill Bailey Johnny Barnes, Bill Bralley David Branche, Doug Broyles Kent Bradford, Mike Bradford Eddie Broyles. Redding from left to right: Linda Campbell, Judy Callahan Grace Carr, Diane Burkhalter Toni Cohan, Carolyn Campbell, Betty Coffman, Sandra Love. Second mum' Alan Bryan, Blaine Carr, Finley Cook, David Carlton, Calvin Click, Jerry Carver. Readmg from left fo righli Linda Erwin, Cinda Dickey, Yvonne Davis, Linda Davis, Gwen Frick, Joyce Cox, Jo Ann Crowe, Peggy Cox, Jimmie Lynn Cowell, Marjorie Copp, Pat Godsey. Second f!1ll'.' Gary Cox, Betty Jane Evans, Vir- ginia Garland, Glenna Garber, Sandra Gouge, Mary Katheryn Goode, Barbara Edens, Jerry Dugger, Waytie Elrod, Bobby France. Third Roux' Bill Crawford, Mike Gover, Charles Gilley, Jimmy Gentry, Bernie Gray, Jack Cox, Ray Dockery, Jerry Foster, Larry Denny, Robert Garden. u i v v i i JUNIORS Reading from left to right: Mary Ann jones, Nancy Gregg, Barbara Hill, Linda Guinn, Car- rie Hunter, Helen Hill, Judy Hughes, Betty Isenberg, Brenda Hammett, Patsy Greene, jo Ann Jones, Mary Ann johnson. Sefrmd roam' Brenda Greene, Janice Hunts- man, Marion Irwin, Bette Hard- ing, Willie Dean Lafollette, Patsy Houston, Jan Greene, Elizabeth Harltins, Ginny Meadows. Third rouu' joan Haire, Bill Hyatt, Edward Gregory, Phillip Hill, Keith Jones. Reading from left to right: Betty Miles, Gayle Leach, Sandra Leonard, Elaine Kelley, Shirley Long, Geraldine Miller, jean Lin- ville, Rosie Ledford. Second row: Eddie Kelley, Wayne Jones, Tim Jones, Jefirey Lyons, Bruce Laird, Doug Looney, Larry Lowe. Third f01l'.' jerry Keller, Wayne Milhorn, jerry Long, James Kinley, Don- nie Light, jerry Miller, Frank Martin, Kenny Ledford. Reading from left to right: jean Morton, Marilyn Morrison. Marsha Derby, Pat Muse, Carolyn Miller, Carol Montgomery, Helen McCormick, Wanda Miller. Second muu' Eddie Moore, Fulton Moore, Dwight Moore, Charles Murray, Mark McCown, Jerry Moody, Alan McDonald. JUNIORS Reading from left to right: Judy McKinney, Nancy Pryor, Ann Scott, Mildred McCurry, Joel McKinney, Brenda Shell, Carolyn McKinney, Patsy Peoples, Dotty Peterson, Jean Saylor. Second row: Harold Phillips, Larry Roark, John Robinson, Gayle Randolph, Joanne Price, Nancy McSwain, Sandra Peugeot, Peggy Pittman, Saundra Peeks, Frank Preston, Dennis Sayers. Third row: James Patterson, Ward Parker, Mike Rutherford, Gary Scheuer- man, Freddie Rickman, David Newell, Sidney Saylor, James Nease. Reading from left to right: lanice Taylor, Judy Smith, Bar- bara Spiro, Judy Shipley, Lou Ann Siler, Marilyn Sudderth, Glenda Street, Judy Spaller, Dixie Snapp. Second roun' Jimmy Showman, Bobby Joe Tip- ton, Joanna Sorrell, Sharon Tri- vette, Joy Fields, Marilyn Swat- zell, Montgomery Sherwood, Billy Stanley. Third row: David Spaller, Bob Shephard, Ernest Thompson, Johnny Srarnes, Bill Shumate, Pat Sweeney, Gra- ham Spurrier, Kenneth Thom- ason. Reading from Ieff to right: Betty Gayle Young, Mary Charles Williams, Brenda White, Brenda Weaver, Patsy Young, Jean Arthur Woods, Nell Ward, Frances Wood. Second row: Alan Walsh, Vernon Whisman, Eddie Washburn, Steve Wilson, Guy Wilson, Tad VonCannon, Brent Williams. Third row: Ronnie Wood, Johnny Wood, Harold Wilson, Morris Wyatt, David Williams, Jimmy Ward. SGPHOMORES Reading from left to right: Nanci Biddix, Patricia Bennett, Dorothy Greene, Rosalie Berry, Joyce Bible, Carol Bolton, Karen Atkins, Sharon Blackburn, Janice Blevins. Second rotzz' Loretta Barnette, Shirley Bennett, Shirley Bishop, Joyce Bawgus, Phyllis Arnett, Judy Baker, Caro- lyn Booth, Norma Jean Berry, Elizabeth Ball, Betty Barnes, Delores Barnes, Haroline Bailey, Nila Barnett, Kent Ayers. Third wuz' Wayne Arnold, Mike Armstrong, Dean Bailey, Bernard Bond, Lester Benheld, LeRoy Berry, David Allen, Tom Beckner, Stanley Bishop. Reading from left to rigbl: Patsy Combs, Cecilia Cox, Cathy Click, Carolyn Burris, Ginny Lou Browning, Joyce Cain, Janie Buchanan, Lillian Cox, Rosa Lee Carder, Kay Chandler. Second row: Howard Cothran, Kipper Cart, Jack Bowman, Johnny Bowman, Helen Calloway, Lewis Brown, Tipton Caraway, Arthur Cantrell. Third rouz' Clyde Campbell, Joe Bowman, Harry Campbell, Kenny Camp- bell, Earl Brown, Walter Burle- son. Reading from left to right: Bonnie Fisher, Patsy Feathers, Betty Dyer, Patsy Dykes, Sue Dominguez, Evelyn Diehl, Patsy Cox, Vickie Fortner, Judy Crutch- field, Jane Cox. Second rrmu' Billy Durham, Harmon Duncan, Olin Culvahouse, Joan Curtis, Brenda Curtis, Brenda Spain, Sandra Dunn, Fred Deneen, Brian Dunkelberget, Eddie Doyle, Maynard Curtis Third rouu' Allen Davis, Gene DeLoach, Larry Elrod, Wade Evans, Donald Dale, Bobby Cox, Jody Cross. gg. weak ,1,, W, ,ki ,ky 5, X Q,i5,f, . 5 53 wk .. Mg. T F 2 o Z 44wFwL 'f -, I -fi 'i ' J , a! E :IQFX 6? Y sv , ..... ,,,' 5? xref: Q 4 ., I Q9 25 1? 5254 ig, Q2 .,-11:1-Wt Q Y 453 5,5 W 2 S a 59. EQ ff ...I+ st 14 Q I W, ,Qt .1 955' Eli .wi Q J . 5' ij? 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WASHBURN, Corresponding Secretaryg MRS, W. li. SHUMATIT, President: MRS. FERGUSON WOOD. Secretary, and MRS. CARI. JONES, Treasurer. COMMITTEE CHAIRMEN MRs jtu.lAN CRKXIKER and NTRS. .louis l.AwsoN ..... Iiwvpzinuizl Chili! MRS' 'WUX M0N'1'G0M1fRY- - - - - -1 'Hff 'f MIQS. Ro1uiR'l' lDt1NRis1.m2Rm2R ....... Cir!! MRs. l:l1l.'I'ON MooRli and I7tfj2-am' MIKS, Fiufn DIQNRIQN ..... .... I Yimuzre MRS' FRANK LAMONS' 1 . ' . U U H Hhlgtlmy MRS- BARN' COOK and ' I Miss l.u.A Rosle D1sN'1'oN rind MRS. l. F. Bl1UXNl1R, JR- ------- H0- .f ff'I'fJ' MRs, FRANK Sl2A'1'oN ........ luL'71l!iL'l'.VZ7f!7 MRS. 'li V. MCCOWN ----.-- 1300111 M'1ffPf'f' MRs. MoR'1'oN BRGWN. . . . . .C.'i1i:w1.i'bi!' Cbtzirzmzu mug 5L,j'L,,1 MRS' RUIWRT 'VMI-Oli -'-------- PffWf'ffJT Miss GRAc:1i liRAnsuAw. . .1211-lmwvamzriizu MRs. Rox' TRIVli'I'Tli .... P. 'IQ A. AfI.zg41zi11e.f MRS' LOWS 5,,l,MA',-H. U . ' U 1 - . 'Rl' 0' 714 C' MRs FRANK Al.liXANDIiR ..... Pnblmffimrr MRS' Holman, M0ORE.jm.c,UjyL, l,m,c.m,,,, MRS IZSTH- HARMAN -- --' 5f'ff!3W C - U MIIS. BRot3R THIERRIZLI. ........... Inlmlrlw ' ' ' : J' ' ' 7 1 - 1 - , ' V i x MRs Au RLD Al4l.RNl.IlI'i.:lxLf77L.1ci?ldlIle MRS, SAM mmm fo .Sffnlwll Cllllfltilf MRS W W BNN MRs. ALIIRIEIJ A1usRNm'HY rind MRS. KYLE MOORE MRS. WA'liil' h1ll.l.lfR ....... RL'.f77'L'.V!.'7lftlfjI'CJ' MIQS. Ic,HN IRWIIN f0 7'ff'1'7i01f 1 MRs. R. O. Woon MIQS, Bon HARRiNs. . . . . , .Smfplmnb MRS. SAM HARmNcs .... SC'I'I'j4'L' C011lNIjf1L't' The P. T. A. theme for the year was Thus We Growf' liueh program has been planned to encourage understanding and cooperation between the home and school so that every child may have an opportunity to grown to the muxiinum of his capacity. OFFICERS JULIE CROCKER ............ Prerideut KENNETH WILLINGHAM Vice Prerizlenl LINDA MILLER .... . .... .Secretary JOHN ABERNETHY. . . . . .Trearurer MR. DYER ....... .... S ponror THE STUDENT COUNCIL The Student Council is the governing body of the school and is, indeed, a representative government. It is composed of officers elected the preceding school yearg then after school convenes, a representative is elected from each homeroom. An alternate is also elected to till the representatives place in case he is absent. The duty of the representative is to gather facts from the meetings and report them to the home- room. The suggestions of all students are presented by the representatives to the Student Council for discussion. One of the projects reported was the Thanksgiving baskets, which were given to needy families An- other project was parties after the games. To raise money for the treasury, student directories were sold, and a bake sale was held. The Student Council is doing a fine job because of the co-operation of all students. Surely, the Stu- dent Council is a lesson in democracy. if 57 lif- The Hilltop, under the supervision of Mrs. Herron and Mrs. Roe, is dedicated to the task of informing and entertaining the Student body, providing closer relationships between the stu- dents and the faculty, and developing the journalistic ability of those so minded. Eilitor-in-Chief. . . ..... JAMES WHITE Auociate Editor ....... MARY BETH SPINA Bzirinefs Manager ..... JOHNNIE SUE VEST Proilactiorz Manager ...... LINDA JOHNSON Circulation Manager. .MARILYN SWATZELL Newt Erlitor .... . . .ANN SCOTT Feature Editor .... .... J OAN HAIRE . . . . . .MIKE BRADFORD, Sport: Eclitorr ...., JUDY SPALLER Spontorr: Editorial . . . . . .MRs. HERRON Proilziction ................. MRS. ROE Photographer . . .MONTGOMERY SHERWOOD Exchange Eilitor .... . . .RONNIE COMER Reporters ...... JEANETTE BENNETT, JUDY HUGHES, GAYLE LEACH, BRENDA LOWE, REGINA MOTTERN, DAVID NEWELL, MARTHA SHOUN, LOU ANN SILER, BAR- BARA SPIRO, SUZANNE STEELE, MACRY THERRELL Art Staff .......... .... H ARRIETT BAKER, GWENDOLYN FRICK Typirtr. .SUZANNE ARCHER, TONI COHAN, MARJORIE COPP, PEGGY COX, PATSY DENEEN, GERALDINE GRAGG, BRENDA GREENE, LINDA GUINN, CAROLYN HODGES, SANDRA JONES, JUDY KELLEY, JOEL MCKINNEY, JUDY MCKINNEY, NANCY MCSWAIN, DOTTIE PETERSON, NANCY PRYOR, BETTY GAYLE YOUNG +21 58 E+ KEY CLUB K Gkidf .. ..- 5553 JOI-INNY ABERNETHY . . . ...... Premlenf MAC SELLS ..... .... 7 'refzmrer JAN JENNINGS ....... . . .Vice Preiicient CAPTAIN EAST. . . ..... Spomor BOB MILLER .,.. ..... S ecremry CAROL CARR .... .... S weerbem KENNETH WII.LINGHAM ........ Prefideazt ROY CHATMAN . . . .... Treaxzzrer EDDIE TAYLOR ............ Vice Premienz HAROLD PHILLIPS .............. Chaplain JACK Cox. . . .......... Secretary WAYNE BURCHFIELD .... Sergemzr-azz-Arnzf MR. SLONAKER, MR. WALLACE. . .Spomon -il 59 R+ T81 I CLUB CHARLOTTE BOWERS .... President ELSIE HOLI.EY ..... Vice President LINDA CAMPBELL ....... Secretary CAROL NWHITLOCK ..... Treafurer MR. KING ........ . . .Spomor 451160161- F.H HENRIETTA PIERCE. JUDY DEBUSK .... CAROLYN PIERCE .... BRENDA SHELL .... BETTY SMITH .. LINDA BERRY. . . BONNIE LAWSON. . . FAY JACOBS .... MRS. HONAIQER .... A . . . . .Prexidemf .Vice Prefirlenl . . .Secretary . . . .7'rea.mrer . . . . .Hiftoriim Parliamentwfan . . .Reporter . . .Song Leader . . . .Spomor JUNIGR CLASSICAL LEAGUE FRANKIE TESTER SANDRA PEUGOT DAVID ALLEN. . . -I. P. RUTLEDGE. . Miss SOUTH. . . . . . . .Pfefident fCo1zmlI . . . . . . . .Vice Preficient fSec0mi Conwll . . . . . .Secretary fScfibaQ . . . .Treamrer fQmze.ri01'Q . . . .Spomor N. F. L. JEANNIE PERKINS ...... Prefidem MARTHA HENDERSON Vice Prefidenl LINDA MILLER . Secretary-Treumrer MRS. MALTSBERGER ...... Sponmr if 61 lik BIBLE CLUB FRANKIE TESTER ......... Prexidem LINDA ERWIN ....,... Vice Prexident JUDITH MEADE ........ Secretary JOYCE COX ...... ...... T reasurer MRS. HERRON ...... ..... S pomor FOOTBALL CLUB ROY CHATMAN ........... Prefiden, WAYNE BURCHEIELD. .Vine Presidem HARRY HARMAN . Secretary-Trea,rure1 MR. TIPTON, MR. LANE .... Spomor. BASEBALL CLUB WAYNE BURCHHELD ...... Prexidef SAM BROYLES. ..... Vice Prefidem LARRY BAIN ...... ...... S ecretaf ROCKNE STUMP .......... Treaxun MR. BROYLES. . . ..... Spam. LIBRARY ASSISTANTS Left in right: CAROLYN PIERCE, EMMA SAPP 1PresidentJ, TERESA MOODY, I-IENRIETTA PIERCE QTreasurerJ, REGINA MOTTERN I Reporter 7 , PATSY HOUSTON CSecretaryJ, MARI- LYN MORRISON, WANDA MILLER and JANICE FURCHESS. Second r011'.' MARCELLA GREER, LINDA DAVIS iVice Presidenty, WANDA JONES, WANDA HUMAN, INA PIERCE, WILLIE DEAN LAFOL- LETTE, KAY HAMPTON and BETTY JANE EVANS. No! pictlzred: JOY JENKINS CReporterD. 7pm1.rnr.' MISS PAYNE. OFFICE ASSISTANTS ef! to right: MRS. BRADY fSecretary to the Principalh TONI STEVENS, JUDY ROBBINS, JUDY MCKINNEY, LINDA SHIPLEY, NANCI JO BARI-IAM, DOT BENNETT, JACKIE BACON, SANDY BRADFORD, ANN SCOTT, CARO- LYN MCKINNEY and LINDA JOHN- SON. CAFETERIA HELPERS 9,9 to rigbz: JOE WISHON, NANCY PHIPPS, MARTHA HOILMAN, BAR- BARA MCINTYRE, CAROL HUNT and CAROLYN MCKINNEY. cond faux' BILLY JOE STANLEY, HELEN CALLOWAY, JOANNA SOR- RELI., VIRGINIA GARLAND, NANCY HURLEY and BRENDA GREEN. feleriu Marzager: MRS. DGGROAT. BIOLOGY CLUB ROBERT SMITH ........... Prexiden, IRWIN SUGARMAN .... Vice Prexiden EVELYN DIEHL ........... Secretarj BILL STARNES ..... ..... T reaxure MR. ORR ....... ...... S pomo PHYSICS CLUB .IAN JENNINGS ..... ..... . Premier GARY PETERS ........ Vice Prefidev PEGGY MCQU EEN ......... Secretm FRED MOORE ............ 'Ireamn MR. MCPHERSON ...,...... Spam. FUTURE NURSES' CLUB LANA SHARP ............. Preyide LINDA BERRY ........ Vice Prexide LORETTA BARN ETTE S ecretary-Report BETTY SMITH .... Tfeafurer-Hisrori MRS. MEDLEY . . . ..... Spam Her hristmcls Hot SENIOR DRAMATICS TONI STEVENS ........... Prefidenz BRENDA MCKINNEY. .Vice Prefidenz JUDITH MEADE ..... ..... S ecremry Miss DENTON .... .... S pomor CHRISTMAS PLAY Reaflirzg left to right: VAL VACCARO, JACKIE WILLIAMS, SUSIE HAWKINS, CAROLYN ROBINSON, DOROTHY BENNETT, HERB SEATON, CHARLES RICH, JOHNNIE SUE VEST and PHILLIP JONES. Off to Barter Theatre E QA: 3 , .,' 1 -M44-..-Q-Q-wi W V ,,mm0 V3 X X .mn SIE? - f 1 . X X - , 6 .. .fa Zlinixs A ' Q ,NA JY Y 'f :RX Q? f W' A -' ' Hx ' uf V , ,. ini f 2: ' ' 5' ' wm.1--P . if . 1' in , Q G may-gm ff W 'L Q 'E Q , f . ' , K 4, 0 x Q f . . . ', . If Qfys '61 K X Ek . I 9 l , ,V Q 1 4. 5 l y ,v ' ' an 4 -s ' 'Y r. ' w M. MN -x Y w, .rn 4, ,, IB . , W 1, ' Own -f v X ,, N. , , fi '21 , 2 V, A A ei . -2 7 Ab ff H3 K Z A 1 f Q A wx N Nh ' ,j ' JQH? I f ,Eg i 1, X X r N ,I he ,. .V . , U ' - ' Q' 1 , Q - w Q . x.. I if N , ' lx 'A' It A , 0. A . ri I 1 .x . 'sw ' f ' 51 r ' :X ' Q li BAND The Science Hill Band of '58 and '59, under the direction of Professor Warren F. Weddle, has been a credit to our school. The band was very loyal to our school by attending our football and basket- ball games. They aroused the school spirit of our student body and were very active at pep meetings. We all salute the band for its original formations and their beautiful musical arrangements which they presented to our school. BAND OFFICERS Bam! Capmm .......... LARRY DENNY Lieutenant ..... .... T RAVIS CAMPBELL Arrimm: Drum Major. .RONNIE COMER Lieuzemmz .... .... S TANLEY LEDWELL +El67l2+ A CAPPELLA CHOIR OFFICERS MAllll.YN RICH . . . ...... Preridem JEANNIE PERKINS . . ...... I.ihmrimz Mac SIsI.I.s ..... ..... I fire PI-eridefzr JoYc:I2 BIIsI.I2 ...... . . .Ammzptmirr BIETH SILVISRS .... .... . Yc'crc'turj'-Trearlzrer MRS. WA1 l'S ................... Dircclm' The A Cappella Choir is one of the Inost outstanding mIIsical organizations on the I-Iill . One of the rigorous requirements to get into the Choir is trying out in front of the old choir mem- bers and the director. The members have a regIIlar schedule of programs at rhe school each year for Christmas and Faster programs, plus programs for outside organizations and churches. Wfe are sin- cerely proud of this group and the contributions it has made to our enjoyment of school throughout the years. GIRLS' CHORUS OFFICERS MARY CTIIAIu.Iss WII.I.IAMs ...... Premlwzz VoI.A JIIANNII YoIINu. . ..... Libmrmz SIIAIIoN Cox ............. Vice Preridwzz LOIINA HAMvToN . . . . . .Armmpfmirf CAROL CARR. . . .... Sccremry-7'rea.Im'er MIKS. XXIATTS ..... .... D irectm' GLEE CLUB -1--..-Q-,a.m.tw.a,,av,..I.,.,e..I . .c MMM , ----5-N--f-' The Science Hill Glee Club is our largest choral organization with a membership of approximately 120 students. Glee Club members also have an opportunity to sing in the smaller choral groups- Boys' Chorus, Girls' Chorus, and the Choir. These groups present several programs each year at school and for community clubs and organizations. Highlight of the year is the spring concert, pre- sented this year in April, with all of the choral groups performing. BOYS' CHGRUS OFFICERS KENNETH HARVEY ............ Premlenz MRS. WATTS ...... .... S power TRAVIS CAMPBELL ......... Vice President BILL GOLIGHTLY .... ....... L ibrmen EDDIE BROYLES. . ...... Secretary-Treamrer MRS. WATTS ...... .... A ccompmzift G.. The general object of the R. O. T. C. course is primarily to lay the foundation of intelligent citizen- ship by inoculating in the cadet, habits of precision, orderliness, courtesy, correctness of posture and deportment, leadership, and respect for and loyalty to constituted authority and to give the cadet basic military training which will be of benefit to him and of value to the military service if and when he becomes 11 member thereof. CAPT. CHARLES M. EAST, JR. MfSG'F. KENNETH R. HEDRICK SFC WILLIAM E. WQLFE, JR -'Cl 70 lif- BATTALKNJSTAFF COLOR GUARD Left to right: EDDIE BROYLES, JOHNNY STARNES, MARK MCCOWN, and H. I.. TAY- LOR. Sponsors HONORARY CADET LIEUTENANT COLONEL JOHNNIE SUE VEST HONORARY CADET MAJOR BRENDA MCKINNEY Officers CADET LIEUTENANT COLONEL TAD SHUMATE CADET MAJOR JOHNNY ABERNETHY CADET CAPTAIN KENNY CURTIS CADET CAPTAIN WALTON WARD CADET LIEUTENANT JOHN WEBB CADET LIEUTENANT AARON RUSS CADET LIEUTENANT LARRY CARROLL Andrews, Norman Bailey, Ronald Bain, Larry Bogart, jerry Bowman, joseph Broyles, Douglas Bradford, Mike Cantrell, Arthur Cox, Robert Dale, Donald Davis, Frank Dockery, Ray Dugger, jerry France, Robert Francis, Charles Garvin, Roy Gentry, james Gibson, Harry Gilley, Charles Greer, Edwin Hammett, Douglas Hammett, Richard Hill, Phillip johnson, Carl jones, Phillip London Robert Long, Jerome Lyons, jeffrey Marshall, Bruce Mast, Smitty COMPANY May, Paul McKinney, Ralph McMackin, james Moore, Dwight Moore, Ronald Morton, Robert Nease, james Norman, Graham Osborne, Kenneth Phipps, Howard Phipps, james Platt, john Preston, john Rickman, Fred Rutherford, Mike Scheurman, Gary Seaton, Herbert Sells, Warner Shumate, William Spaller, David Staten, Charles Sugarman, Irwin Swink, Mike Thompson, Bobby jack Williams, Carl Williams, Fontaine W'illiams, jack Willoughby, Lloyd Wilson, Harold OFFICERS AND SPONSORS Firrl Roux' W00d.Jwhn CARo1.YN RoB1NsoN and FoNTA1NE WILLIAMS -'El 72 E+ Semlld Roux' JACKIE WILLIANIS, JUDY MCCf5LGAN, MAC SLLLS and BRUCE MARSHALL COMPANY OFFICERS AND SPONSORS Fin! r0'u'.' HARRIETT SMITH and WAYNE BURCHEIELD Second row: GARY PETERS, SALLY MILLER, LARRY CARROLL and DAVID WILLOUGHBY 7 Allen, David Bailey, William Beckner, Thomas Bralley, C. W., Jr. Branche, David Brown, Stephen Burchlield, Wayne Byrd, James Calloway, David Campbell, Kenneth Carlton, David Carr, Guy Carroll, Larry Cothran. Howard Cox, Gary Cross, Mike Decker, Charles Evans, Wade Frye, Wyndham Greer, Gary Hall, Edward Hopkins, Thomas Huskins, Ray Johnson, Ernest ll II Keller, Jerry Lowe, Larry Mast, Jud McDonald, Alan Orten, Kyle Peters, Gary Phillips, Harold Price, john Puckett, Charles Rowland, Grant Sammons, Curtis Showman, Lonnie Stanley, William Stewart, Harry Thomason, Earnest Von Cannon, Ted Whisman, Robert Wilkinson, Thomas Williams, David Bren: Williams, Jerry Willoughby, David Wilson, Guy Wood, Ronald Woodby, Daniel Armstrong, Mike Bailey, Bobby Barger, Robert Bentield, Lester Bishop, jim Lee Bowman, Samuel Brockwell, james Bryan, David Bunton, Charles Burleson, Walter Campbell, Charles Campbell, Clyde Carver, jerry Chatman, Thomas Church, Wayne Coffman, Ralph Cox, jack Curtis, Maynard Del.oach, Gene Elrod, Larry lilrod, Wayne Garrett, David Gentry, Garland Giles, Harold Golightly, William Gregory, Edward Grindstalf, George Groves, Larry jones, jerry COMPANY Jones, john Jones, Phillip jones, Tim Kyte, james Mathes, James Mclnturff, Kenneth McPeak, Paul Milhorn, Oliver Miller, john Miller, Larry Morris, Charles Owens, Robert Owens, Ronald Parker, Ward Persinger, Stanley Preston, Frank Rechner, Martin Rogers, William Rose, Andrew Saylor, Alan Spencer, joe Sweeney, Patrick Taylor, Edwin Therell, Macky Thompson, Kenneth Ward, Jimmy Wfebster, Thomas Wilkinson, john Williams, David Edmond +tl74l9' OFFICERS AND SPONSORS Fir!! Row: VAL VACCARO and EDDIE TAYLOR Second Roux' JOHN WILKINSON, JUDY HOLYFIELD BILL GOLIGHTLY and JIM KYTE COMPANY Adams, Sherman BiSh0P, Sfafllel' Arnold, Wayne Bond, Befflfd Beaver, Walter Bowman, John OFFICERS AND SPONSORS Firrt Roux' JULE CROCKER and BETH SILVERS Serum! Roux' SAMMY HUMPHREYS and PATSY DENEEN +2475 kr Bowman, Kenneth Bowman, Samuel Bradford, Kent Brown, Colin Brown, Earl Broyles, Sammy Bryan, Robert Caraway, Raymond Carr, Blaine Click, Calvin Conner, David Cox, Leland Crocker, Jule Deneen, Fred Denny, Larry Dunkleberger, Brian Durham, William Faucett, Gerald Foster, Daniel Garden, Robert Gilley, Frank Gover, Mike Graybeal, Selby Grogg, Tommy Grubbs, James Hodges, Larry Humphries, Samuel Hurley, Cecil Hyatt, William jenkins, Wade jones, Keith Jones, Ronald joy, Henry Laird. Bruce Leonard, jerry Leonard, John Lewis, David II II Little, Robert Looney, john Marshall, Bobby McKinney, Gordon Merritt, Roy Miller, William Moore, Fulton Moulton, Neil Murray, Charles Newell, David Patterson, David Pickering, Samuel Potter, Earl Roark, Larry Rutledge, j. P. Sayers, Dennis Saylor, Sidney Sherwood, Montgomery Simmons, Charles Sluder, john Snell, Dee Spurrier, Graham Thomas, Carl Tipton, Garry Tipton, john Tipton, Robert Turner, Ronald Tysinger, Murray Vance, Hubert Walker, Larry Walters, David W'ashburn, William Willingham, Charles Wilson, Steve Wood, Ralph Wright, Mike Wyatt, Morris DRUM AND BUGLE CORPS Blackburn, Alton Cook, Finley Doyle, John Duncan, Harmon Foster, Jerry Frye, James Garland, James Goebel, Carroll Gray, Bernie Hampton, George Harvey, Kenneth Hughes, Larry Jones, Franklin Kinley, Wallace King, Wallace Letlfortl, Kenneth Mahoney, Daniel Martin, Frank Mercer, Robert Moody, Jerry Moore, Kyle Parsons, Roger RIFLE TEAM 6 OFFICERS AND SPONSORS SANDRA JONES and KENNE HARVEY Reaves, Larry Rich, Burt Sharpe, Fretl Srarnes, XViIIiam Walsh, Allen Williams, Thomas Wfootl, William Fin! row. fefl 10 riglrf: CADET LT. GARY PETERS, CADET SFC. GUY WILSON, CADET FIRST SGT. C. W. BRALLEY, JR., CADET CAPT. KENNETH CUR- TIS CTeam Captainl, CADET SGT. GARY COX, CADET LT. JAMES KYTE, CADET CPL. GUY CARR. Semvlzf mzzx' CADET CPL. GRAHAM NORMAN. CADET CPL. LLOYD WIL- LOUGHBY, CADET SFC. JOHN STARNES, CADET SGT. NEIL MOUL- TON, CADET CPL. PAUL MAY, CADET CPL. JAMES MCMACKIN. CADET CPL. TOM BECKNER, CADET CPL. CARROLL GOEBEL, CAPT. CHARLES M. EAST tTeam Coachl. O. T. C. BALL Wi M'L, Q I ff x Sz X.. Val Vaccaro Bill Golightly X.. Io Jeanne Young Herb Seaton PRODUCTION STAFF I'f1l1li4'il1' ....... -IACQKHE BACUN, HIELIZN HANNAH, SARAH Nlil,Mb I,L'V'iIlfIll! l'rr1j1crtic'.x' ........... JOHNNIE SUE VEST, MARTHA HENDERSON lflzwliflnv and Stage ffl'fdIIgL'UlL'I1f. .HARRIIZTT SMITH, DKQKIH HAMMIf'l l', CHARLES PETERSON, SANDY BRADFORD ,sr,,11U.1fp ..............,.... .,,, 1 my JACOBS Ar! Szzfrplircr. ..... PAT HILIEMON Nlf 11 X. Q, Carolyn Rabmsan James White Jan Jennings W4 ,- fx xkl N N N 5 . 'N N N l fv- X g fs JN: xfs Jw JN' 'Q Jw 15' N X1 Dorothy Bennett Lmda Rowe X ...A RJ Phalhp Jones Diane Gwaltney Fontaine Williams N -a . -3x 5 -: N 126 N E1 N N g. Oi I QW? I ,xxxxxx I f is x N N QU MISS Denton AQK 'Xxx N X: FX CAST VINCENT VAN GOGII, an artist ...... BILL GOLIGHTLY TllliO VAN GoGH, his brorhcr, an art dealer ............ . . .HERB SEATON REV. VAN GOOH, his father .... .... G ARY SPEER ANNA VAN GOGH, his mother ........ PATSY DENEEN lfLIZABl2'l'H VAN GOGH, his sister ..... LINDA JOHNSON KAY, his first lovc ................... VAL VACCARO JOHANNA VAN GOGH, 'l'hco's widow. . .TONI STEVENS CELINE, her young friend ...... VOLA JI-EANNE YOUNG MARGKJ'l' BIEGHMIZN, in love wirh Vincent ................. MART'HA RICHARDSON lNlADAM BIEGEMIZN, her morher ....... JUDITH MEADE HEl.GA BEGEMEN, her sister .......... LINDA lNlIl.l.l2R WEISSENBRUCH, a successful artist ..... JAN -IIENNINGS DE BOCK, a successful artist ............. JIM WlIl'I'li ANNA DE BOCK, De Bock's sisrer,CAROLYN RoIsINsON BLANCHE DE TOURS, a patron of the 3fl'S ....... ................ D IANF GX'i'AI.'l'NliY GUILLAUME PILLE, a Paris arf critic .... PHILLIP -IONES HERMAN TERSTEEG, a Dutch art dealer ................... FONTAINIE WILLIAMS MIMI, a young model ........... DOROTHY BIaNNIaT'I' MADAM RAPELLE, Vlncenfs lamllady in AI'lCS .......... ......... . . ...... LINDA ROXVE eff 79 Ee MANY MOONS AGO 1 . J y Table games at the prom. Bao I' H U' 1 1 , ' Perfect harmony. , . . P Q 0 f W . o s if 43? Y 'S o ' Dancing at the prom as N, 9 Ss 9' e ' we an 8 1 . ' 2 ,WN NK Honor banquet. 4 K ai. ., Y' 4 4 , 'af :- ,' Junior-Senior prom. , . Sweethearts! o J U' o 0 . l Q., U A L L , V- - f -.,' I 33 -ziz 'H - '21 1 ' :1:-- A -,HX . -i Q.Q y -wp-f W K 1' .ix ,S X1 35532421 , - X: K :gg A Q, W 'v Reading fell to right: HARRY I-IARMAN, BOB- BY HANEY, CHARLES MORRIS, JULE CROCKIZR, BRUCE LAIRD, EMORY HALE, HAROLD PHILLIPS, WAYNE BURCH- FIELD, ROY CHATMAN, KENNETH WIL- LINGHAM anal IIONTAINE WILLIAMS. Sammi rnux' Manager BRIAN DUNKLEBURGER, ARTHUR CANTRELL, FRED CORN, J. P. RUTLEDGE, FRED DENEEN, ALAN BRIAN, JOHN PLATT, CALVIN CLICK, CLYDE CAMPBELL, JIMMY GRUBBS and BOB CooP1iR. Third wuz' Manager BOB BAILEY, TIM JONES, JACK COX, KEN BRADFORD, RALPH CROSS, TOMMY GROGG, BILL BAILEY, C. B. KINCH, TONY BOXVMAN, EDWARD JOHNSON and Managers LARRY HODGES and BILL XWOOD. Fourlh rmzu' Managers CHARLES PUCKETT and JOHN JONES. FOOTBALL Led by Co-Captains Jule Crocker and Wziyne Burchlield, Science Hill made one of the greatest efforts ever produced by a Science Hill football team. Beset by early-season injuries to Wfayne Burchfield and Kenny Wfillingham, after having already lost Sam Humphreys, Eddie Taylor and David Spaller, our team fought gamely through the first half of the season. Starting with the Elizabethton game, the team record was 3-3, having lost to Chattanooga Central, Oak Ridge and Bristol, Tenn. Winning three of the last four of our games and tying one, our team showed courage and determination to the end of the season with a 6-3-1 record. Having lost only to the No. l and No. 2 teams in the state and to our Conference Champion, we tied for second place in the Big Seven Conference. The boys to make the All-Conference were Roy Chatman, Wayne Burchneld, Harry Harman and Jule Crocker. Jule was also All-East Tennessee, All-State and won honorable mention for All-Southern and All-American. We, the students of Science Hill, wish to thank Coach Kermit Tipton and his assistants, Cot Presnell, Bob Evans and Earl Lane, for their out- standing work. -cl 82 ic- Left to right: Coaches BOB EVANS, EARL LANE, COT PRESNELL and KERMIT TIPTON CALENDAR Aug. 29 J.C. O-Chattanooga Central Sept. S J.C. I5-Sullivan ......... Sept. 12 J.C. 28-Bristol. Va.. . . . . . Sept. I9 J.C. 10-Morristown ...... Sept. 26 J.C. 7-Tennessee High. . . Oct. 3 J.C. O-Oak Ridge ....... Oct. 10 Open Oct. 17 J.C. 411-Elizabethton ..... Oct. 2-4 J.C. 7-Greenville . . . . . Oct. 7:1 J.C. 19-Erwin . .. . . Nov. 7 J.C. 6-Kingsport .... . . ROY CHATMAN E sf HAR RY HARMAN BOB I HAN EY 4-- Ai f,Qq? 'fsLO 5 1 Q JULE CROCKER FONTAINE WILLIAMS KENNETH WILLINGHAM g. -, F 5,f R WAYNE BURCHFIELD EMORY HAI-E 'A 1' ,lo is Sf 4- A 'Mig KP c I 'A , , C 7' 1 X' 3 XX. AgV5f,5ffvfQ52?f . , ,ws W Yi,,-,ygw .M E 5 X. W, P A ,Ay M Egg? xx ,f Q1 ueen Venus SHARON COX CRQWNED BY JOH Prexident of Key Club NNY ABERNETHY iieen Candidates Reading left to right: JANICE LOUDY and MARIANNE I-IALE. Second row: SANDRA JONES, TONI STEVENS, BUNNY MILLER, FRANKIE TESTER and SHARON COX, Third row: JANELLE STORY, LINDA CAMPBELL, BETH SILVERS, TERESA MOODY, PATTY RAGSDALE, PATSY DENEEN, CAROL ALEXANDER. Reading left to righl: BRENDA MCKINNEY and CAROLYN ROBINSON. Second row: VOLA JEANNE YOUNG, HARRIETT SMITI-I, JUDY MCCOLGAN. VAL VAC- CARO, SUSIE HAWKINS. Third row: JUDY HOLYFIELD, SALLY MILLER, PAT HILEMON, BETTY GAYLE YOUNG KITTY WEBB and JOHNNIE SUE VEST. BASKETBALL Reading from left po right: ROCKNE STUMP, FINLEY COOK, and GRAHAM SPURRIER. Second row: JACK COX, WAYNE BURCHFIELD, ROY CHATMAN, COACH WILKINS, STEVE WILSON, BOB FRANCE, and GARY SCHEUERMAN. The Toppers finished this season with an even better record than in the previous year. We hope this improve- ment will continue in the following years under the guiding hand of their coach, Mr. Bill Wilkins. Not only the coach, but the players and managers should be congratulated for the hne job they have done this season. Special congratulations, though, are in order for the graduating members of the team-players Rockne Stump, Roy Chatman, Wayne Burchfield, and manager Jan Jennings. Without their work and cooperation, the suc- cess attained by the team would not have been possible. -'El 86 I-31- Nov. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. 195 8-1959 SCHEDULE 2 2 5 9 12 16 19 I 22 23 6 9 15 16 17 20 23 27 50 6 7 10 13 14 17 J.C. S4 J.C. 60 -Morristown -Boones Creek J.C. 45-Training School J.C. 55--Jonesboro J.C. JC 58-Tenn. High . . 47-Hampton 46 Lee Edwards J.C. v- rwin Invitational Tourney J.C. 44-Happy Valley J.C. J.C. 50-Training School 71-Erwin J.C. 48-Training School J.C. 32--Elizabethton -Lee Edwards J.C. 77-Greenville JC 70 J.C. 61- Happy Valley J.C. 58-Kingsport J.C. 72-Tenn. High 50 J.C. -Elizabethton J.C. 42-Kingsport J.C. 47--Hampton J.C. -Erwin 71 J.C. 60 J.C. JC reenville -G 50-Boones Creek . . 40-Happy Valley 43 38 42 58 47 45 74 41 53 36 39 39 54 51 50 64 48 60 56 69 30 55 56 33 SENIOR BASKETBALL BOYS Remlirlg lef! to right: WAYNE BURCH- FIELD, ROCKNE STUMP, and ROY CHATMAN. TEAM Reading left to right: FRED DENEEN, and HARRY GIBSON. Serum! rouu' J. P. RUTLEDGE, LESTER BENFIELD, JIMMY GRUBBS, AL FERGUSON, LARRY MILLER, RONNIE JONES, SELBY GRAYBEAL, and Coach BOB EVANS. Congratulations to the B Team for eighteen wins and only one loss. eff 87 Jia BASEBALL . A L-.- ,t l Q Reading left to right: Manager JAMES PHIPPS, BURT RICH, LESTER BENFIELD, KENNY CAMPBELL, JERRY KELLER, DENNIS SAYER, and Manager ROBERT BRYAN. Second row: MIKE RUTHERFORD, BILL DURHAM, TIM JONES, CHARLIE BOWMAN, HUGH HOLT, LARRY BAIN, GRAHAM SPURRIER, and ROCKNE STUMP. Third row: RONNIE JONES, FRED RICKMAN, KEN HODGES, SAMMY BROYLES, WAYNE BURCHFIELD, BILLY CAMPBELL, BILL HYATT, and COACH BROYLES. The 1958 baseball season was very good. The Hilltoppers had eight victories, seven losses, and tiecl one. By winning three games and losing one, the Hilltoppers were runners-up in the tournament. Charlie Bowman and Sammy Broyles were selected members of the All-Conference Big Six Baseball Squad. ROCKNE STUMP WAYNE BURCHFIELD SAMMY BROYLES 454 88 +31- TRACK Reading left lo right: BRUCE LAIRD, FRED DENEEN, HAROLD PHILLIPS, FRANK GILLEY, J. P. RUTLEDGE, EDWARD JOHNSON, BOONIE VANCE, and BUTCH TYSINGER. Second row: BRADLEY PHILLIPS, JOE O'DELL, JACK COX, CALVIN CLICK, HARRY GIBSON, RONDAL HARKLEROAD, JOE THOMAS, GERALD PETERS, WALTER BEAVER, ROCKNE STUMP, Third row: EARNEST STOUT, KENNETH WILLINGHAM, BOB HANEY, HARRY HARMAN, JULE CROCKER, DAVID GUMP, DAVID SPALLER, CHARLIE BOWMAN, KENT BRADFORD, JIMMY CAMPBELL, and SAM HUMPHREYS. The 1958 Science Hill Track Team won the Big Seven track meet and also the District meet. There were new school records established in the following events: Earnest Stout in the 440-yard dash in a meet with Erwin and Greenville, David Gump set a new track record in pole vaulting in the District meet, Charles Bowman in high jumping in the Big Seven meetg Sam Humphreys in the discus throw against Tennessee Highg and Earnest Stout, Harold Phillips, David Spaller, and Bill Durham in the 440-yard relay in the Big Seven meet. al 89 R+ GOLF Reading left to right: JOHNNY ABERNETHY, TOMMY WEBSTER, WAYNE JONES, and FRANK SELLS. Second row: COACH PRESNELL, MIKE KITTS, HOLLAN PATRICK, and TOM HORD. TENNIS . -ll i Reading left to right: BRIAN DUNKELBERGER, JERRY LONG, DAVID ALLEN, JOHN PRICE, AARON RUSS, SELBY GRAYBEAL, and EMORY HALE. Yemnd wuz' EDDIE WASHBURN, ALAN MCDONALD, JAN JENNINGS, STEVE WILSON, MACKEY THERRELL, and TOM BECKNER. -ISI 90 Jif- INTRAMURALS Intramurals is the sports pro- gram for girls in which they com- pete in such sports as tennis, soft- ball, bowling, shuflleboard, archery, badminton, golf, swimming, ping- pong, basketball, and volleyball, The manager, assistant manager, and the heads of sports, who are chosen by Mrs. Presnell by the merits of their letters of applica- tion, arrange the sports program for the year. Assisting the mana- gers and heads are Mrs. Presnell and oflicials. Points are gained by participat- ing in a sport, being captain or co- captain of such, winning a pro- ficiency, and being a manager, head, or an official of a sport. A pro- ficiency is won by top scorers. One is given in team sports, and two in individual sports. A girl may letter in her junior or senior year. A letter includes 500 points, and two prohciencies which she must earn over a period of two years. A stripe on the letter requires 300 points more and one more prohciency. These letters en- title the girls to attend the honor banquet. This is a healthful sports pro- gram in which the girls may engage. MANAGERS AND HEADS Reading lefl to riglvl: SHIRLEY LONG fVolleyballJ ANN SCOTT fBasketballJ, VOLA JEANNE YOUNG LBadm1ntonD and CAROL CARR QTennisD. Second row: HELEN MCCORMICK fSoftballJ MARILYN SWATLELL fArcheryj, BRENDA MCKINNEY CP1ng,P0r1Ll JOAN HAIRE CAssistant Managerb, SHARON COY !ManagcrJ CAROL MONTGOMERY CSwimmingJ , JANICE TAYLOR CShufHeboardj and HELEN HANNAH QGolfj. OFFICIALS Reading left to right: SHARON TRIVETT SHARON COY and FRANCES WOOD. Second mu-'.' ELIZABETH HARKINS, JOAN HAIRL MARTHA RICHARDSON, and LINDA MILLER, LETTERMEN Reading left to right: BRENDA MCKINNEY PATSY DENEEN CAROL CARR, FRANKIE TESTER, MARTHA RICHARDSON SHARON COX, LINDA MILLER, JUDY HOLYFIELD and JOHNNIE SUE VEST. INTRAMURALS SOFTBALL BOWLING GOLF Sl-IUFFLEBOARD CHEERLEADERS Reading left to right: JUDY BRIMER, ELIZABETH HARKINS, SHARON COX, CAROL CARR, CAROLYN MILLER, BETSY HARMAN, and VOLA JEANNE YOUNG. 'Z ?? BJ '41 V - x w . A I il . , ,..,, H nn . - ,:- --w ..-. +55 93 23? 11 ARE ME Tb Wi' LI-'ABEKQ A -+V -2-wff, l ' H k ' A A ' at I x if . ,Q :ei 4 lt c , 4 . u xi 1 ,ff ' Air f 'A f fl Q F i?'?e1.- ' Ef'f?5f: of 5' 75' fl 1 'Fil-Vi - 5 - W 4152, .. .A 31 U : ' 29' . 1 fy K ,VNN Y Xl - 5: ' , . . f ' ffrfi l A to . f . . , 'cuffs - ' . e T- A-1 -+ve - vgw . .-I .- T ' rj A 1 ,Y if ,Yi K l .l,4':?,. W, Y V-2, , K 2 La E ,Q - Sf ' - ,. , A -f ' ' LITTLE MONSTERS 5 FROM OUTER SPACE 9 I0 l. Kenneth Curtis . -lerry Swatzell . Dixie Golulwle . -lnnice Willvurn . Eddie Drayne . jerry Tc-eter . Beth Silvers . limory Hale . Sue Benlielcl Carol Ann Vlfhirlocl-1 . Peggy jo McQueen 25 . Carolyn Pierce X SSS S S X S X 'B G S ,lunice Welvsrer Cary Speer Slmrim Cox Carolyn Robinson I7. Jackie Williiirlms IQ Harrier Govan Iimnkie Tester Linilil Miller lilsie Holley liveretta Bailey . James Wlmitc- Jeannie Perkins Z5 .26 2 T Zh Z9 50 Rl Sl 1 . 71 ill -Iule Crocker Llohnnic' Sue Vestl f-lohnny Abcrnethykl Patsy Goode Inu Pierce liclirli Ciimplwell -Ixlckic Bacon Sully Miller Bnrlmrn Story Alucly llolylielcl Carrol llunt -lim Gould 35 s ,a J. ,SS 39 40. -ll -12. 43 .14 -i5 76. Martha Henderson james Phipps Toni Stevens Gary Peters Martha Hoilman C. L. Bunton Billy Hodges Vola Jeanne Young Judy Kelley Fay -laeolws jim Kyte Barbara Bales's son Pat Hensley Linda Rowe Carol Carr Val Vaccaro Bill Bays Ronnie Comer Bonnie Lawson Patsy Baines Dot Bennett Hallie Forsythe 57 SS 59 60 61. 62 s 67 64 65 66 67 Aaron Russ Nanci jo Barham Geraldine Miller -ludy McColgan Nancy Lyle Linda Johnson Martha Tipton Martha Richardson Patsy Deneen Judy Meade Charlotte Bower 68 69 70. 71 72 75 74 76. 77 78 ,5. Marilyn Rich Delbert Carroll Emma Sapp Judy Robbins Judy DeBusk Larry Carroll Sarah Nelms Pat Hilemon Betty Hughes Susie Hawkins Sandra jones Fred Moore Don Broyles Charles Peterson Harriett Smith Helen Hannah Marie Leonard Marie Morgan jimmy Frye Betty Smith -lim Byrd Larry Kilhy M0515 Qutstamlivzg Senior KENNETH WILLINGHAM asf 96 12+ Best All Around Senior Boy JULE CROCKER Best All Around Senior Girl .IOHNNIE SUE VEST M mt Pnjvfffur CAROI, CARR SAMMY HUMPHREYS Hurt I.rmH11g SHARON COX IOHN A BIQRNETHY Mm! fiIf2fc'1'ic' MARTHA RICHARDSON ROY CH ATMAN A A ' STE ON K X S 4 xx A JF N X x 5 5 B ef! Drenezl SALLY MILLER KENNETH HARVEY f s - LA 720 8 M ox! Talented MARILYN RICH TRAVIS CAMPBELL Hdf7f7i6.1'l DOROTHY BENNETT JACKIE WILLIAMS Moy! Ifzlelleclmzl CAROL HUNT WALTON WARD Friefzdlieft FRANKIE TESTER EMORY HALE M wt Dezfiliyfo JUDY MCCOLGAN CHARLES PETERSON m'? 'fi.T.'Z.., 35,-'I!,MQ!,'11',S3 223233 M MRM QSM Q HI Am Cm ll: Cf 1 ex gras 141 lu 'rw km' ' ORN STE 8 x X S 0 'A XXX ' + X x 5 x uu ! 1 . s .5 s i A 5 LAD H N3 4 I I l 0 Best Permmzlity PATSY DENEEN EDDIE TAYLOR M051 Dependable JANICE WEBSTER FONTAINE WII.LIAMS M on Talkatiezfe SUSIE HAWKINS TAD SHUMATE C latex! JUDY HOLYFIELD HARRY HARMAN Max! Likely to SIKCCGGJ LINDA KAY MILLER DAVID NWILLOUGHBY WitZie.s'l SARAH NELMS NEIL MOULTON OF arf x x , XX I X N x Q, K L14 I I 770 1 x ' s M0515 Original VAL VACCARO BOBBY HANEY Bef! C ilizeiz BETH SILVERS CHARLES RICH M051 School Spirited VOLA JEANNE YOUNG XWAYNE BURCHFIELD Senior Directory A Abernethy, Johnny, 15, 45, 57, 59, 70, 71, 77, 80, 84, 90, 94, 98. Adams, Sherman, 15, 45, 70, 75. B Bacon, Jacqueline, 15, 54, 63, 65, 77, Bailey, Everctta Leona, 15, 45, 65, 94. Baines, Patsy, 15, 45, 65, 66, 95. Bales, Barbara B., 15, 45, 95. Barger, Robert, 15, 37, 70, 74. Barham, Nanci Jo, 15, 63, 69, 95. Bays, Bill, 16, 45, 57, 59, 95. Benlield, Kathryn Sue, 16, 37, 94. Bennett, Ann Bales, 16. Bennett, Dorothy, 16, 61, 63, 65, 6 Bishop, Jim, 16, 70, 74. Bogart, Jerry, 16, 45, 64, 70, 72. Bower, Charlotte Ann, 16, 60, 95. Bowman, Robert Jerome, 16. Bradford, Sandy, 17, 37, 63, 77, 80. Broyles, Donald, 17, 45, 95. Bryan, Robert E., 17, 45, 62, 70, 75. Bunron, Charles L., 17, 70, 71, 74, 95. Birchiield, Wayne, 17, 59, 62, 70, 73, 103. Byrd, James Hale, 17, 70, 73, 95. C Campbell, Edith Mae, 17, 37, 45, 94. 92, 94- 8, 69, 77, 79, 95, 99- 77, 82, 83, 86, 87, 88, Campbell, Linda Joyce, 17, 60, 68, 77, 85. Campbell, Travis Manuel, 18, 66, 68, Carr, Carol, 18, 55, 59, 65, 68, 69, 77, Carroll, Delbert, 18, 69, 95. 69, 80, 99. 30, 91, 93, Carroll, Larry, 18, 37, 70, 71, 73, 77, 95. Chatman, Roy, 14, 18, 59, 62, 82, 83, Church, Wayne, 18, 69, 70, 74. 86, 87, 98. 95, 98. +51 104 Comer, Ronnie Carroll, 18, 58, 66, 80, 95. Cox, Sharon, 18, 55, 65, 68, 69, 77, 80, 84, 85, 91, 92, 93, 94, 98. Cr0Cker,Ju1e, 19, 57, 59, 62, 70, 75, 80, 82, 83, 89, 94, 97. Crowe, Mary Dean, 19, 37, 60. Curtis, Kenneth Wayne, 19, 70, 71, 76, 77, 94. D Dale, Glenn, 19, 37, 45. DeBusk, Judy Alice, 19, 37, 45, 60, 95. Deen, Linda, 19. Dempsey, Patricia Ann, 19, 60. Deneen, Patricia Jean, 19, 58, 65, 68, 69, 70, 75, 77, 79, 80 85, 91, 95, 101. Drayne, Eddie Franklin, 20, 60, 94. F Forsythe, Hallie, 20, 92, 95. Frye, Charles, 20. Frye, Jimmy L., 20, 64, 95. G Gentry, Garland Lee, 20, 45, 70, 74. Gobble, Dixie Carole, 20, 37, 60, 94. Golightly, Bill, zo, 59, 69, vo, 74, 77, 79. Goode, Patricia Ann, 20, 60, 94. Gould, Jim Richard, 21, 45, 64, 70, 71, 94. Govan, Harriet, 21, 61, 65, 77, 94. Gragg, Eva Geraldine, 21, 58. Greer, Marcella, 21, 63, 69. Gwaltney, Diane, 21, 61, 65, 66, 79. H Hale, Emory Lee, 21, 59, 62, 80, 82, 83, 90, 94, 100. Hall, Julia H., 21. Hammett, Richard Calvin, 21, 64, 69, 70, 72. Haney, Bobby, 22, 57, 62, 82, 83, 89, 103. Hannah, Helen Patricia, 22, 65, 77, 91, 92, 95. 12+ Senior Directory Harman, Harry Estel, 22, 59, 77, 82, 83, 89, 102- Harmon, James W., 22, 62. Hartsell, Barbara Ann, 22, 37, 64, 69, 77, 80. Harvey, Kenneth, 22, 69, 70, 76, 77, 99. Hawkins, Janice Sue, 22, 55, 85, 95, 101. Henderson, Martha Jane, 22, 57, 60, 61, 95. Hensley, Patricia Ann, 23, 37, 95. Hicks, Bill, 23. Hodges, Billy, 23, 64, 95. Hoilman, Martha, 23, 57, 63, 95. Holley, Elsie Louise, 23, 44, 60, 94. Holylield, Judy June, 23, 65, 70, 74, 77, 80, 85, 91, 94, 102 Howell, Gloria Ella, 23, 77. Hughes, Betty Ruth, 23, 95. Hughes, Larry, 24, 70, 76. Humphreys, Samuel Harold, 14, 24, 59, 62, 70, 7 Hunt, Carol Lee, 24, 61, 63, 80, 94, 100. J Jacobs, Cornelia Fay, 24, 45, 60, 66, 95. Jancarek, Johnette, 24, 44, 57. Jennings, Alan Graham, 24, 80. Jennings, Robert Jan, 24, 59, 64, 77, 79, 90. Johns, Eddie Samuel, 24, 65. Johnson, Alma Delansay, 25, 37. Johnson, Linda Carol, 25, 58, 60, 63, 65, 77, 78, Jones, Jaxie Raymond, 25, 37, 69. Jones, Phillip G., 25, 61, 65, 69, 70, 72, 79. Jones, Sandra Sue, 25, 58, 65, 69, 70, 76, 77, 85, Jones, Wanda, 25, 45, 63. K Kelley, Judy Claudette, 25, 95. Kilby, Larry, 25, 45, 64, 95. Kilby, Ronald, 26. 5, 77, 89, 98. 80, 95. 92, 95. -'El 105 King, Wallace Carroll, 26, 66, 70, 76. Kitts, Michael Lynn, 26, 90. Kyre, Jim, 26, 70, 74, 76, 77, 95. L Lawson, Bonnie Rosemary, 26, 45, 60, 95. Ledwell, Stanley Wayne, 26, 37, 64, 66. Leonard, Agnes Marie, 26, 60, 80, 92, 95. Lyle, Nancy Blair, 26, 61, 65, 77, 95. Mc McColgan, Judith Kaye, 27, 61, 65, 69, 70, 72, 77, 85, 92, 95 100. McIntyre, Barbara Ellen, 27, 63. McKinney, Brenda Marguerite, 27, 55, 61, 65, 69, 70, 71, 77 85, 91, 92. McKinney, Jerry, 27, 45, 69. McQueen, Peggy Jo, 27, 37, 64, 66, 94. M Marshall, Bruce, 27, 45, 70, 72. Mast, Smith Arnold, II, 27, 59, 70, 72. Meade, Judith Diane, 27, 37, 54, 61, 62, 65, 68, 69, 78, 80, 95 Miller, Geraldine, 28, 60, 64, 92, 95. Miller, Linda Kay, 28, 54, 57, 61, 69, 77, 78, 80, 91, 92, 94, 102 Miller, Robert, 28, 37, 59. Miller, Sarah Louise, 28, 55, 61, 65, 70, 72, 77, 85, 94, 99. Moore, Fred William, 28, 37, 59, 64, 65, 80, 95. Morgan, Marie, 28, 60, 95. Moulton, Neil, 28, 45, 59, 64, 70, 75, 76, 80, 10 N Nelms, Sarah Jane, 28, 55, 65, 69, 77, 95, 102. P Perkins, Mildred Jeanette, 29, 44, 57, 61, 68, 69, Persinger, Joe, 29, 37, 59, 64, 70, 74. Peters, Gary Lynn, 29, 37, 64, 70, 73, 76, 95. lk 2. 77, 94. Senior Peterson, Charles, 29, 59, 69, 95, 100. Phipps, James Thomas, 29, 45, 62, 70, 72, 95. Pierce, Carolyn Rose, 29, 45, 54, 60, 63, 92, 94. Pierce, Ina Jane, 29, 37, 63, 94. Pierce, Mamie Henrietta, 29, 44, 45, 60, 63. Preston, Samuel Lyle, 50, 45. Price, Wayne, 30, 45. R Ragsdale, Patty, 30, 55, 77, 85. Rich, Herbert Charles, Jr., 30, 55, 61, 65, 105. Rich, Marilyn Elizabeth, 30, 45, 68, 69, 77, 95, 99. Richardson, Martha Anne, 30, 60, 78, 80, 91, 92, 95, 98. Robbins, Judy Cathrine, 50, 44, 63, 77, 95. Robinson, Carolyn Jeanne, 30, 61, 65, 69, 70, 72, 77, 79, 80, 85. 94. Robinson,John, 31. Ross, Kenny, 31, 60. Rowe, Linda Ann, 31, 54, 65, 68, 69, 77, 79, 95. Rowe, Nancy Carol, 31, 60. Russ, Aaron, 31, 45, 59, 69, 70, 71, 77, 90, 95. S Sapp, Emma Louise, 31, 44, 45, 60, 62, 63, 68, 69, 95. Seaton, Herb C., 31, 64, 65, 69, 70, 72, 78, 80. Sells, Bill, 31. Sells, W. M., 32, 37, 59, 68, 69, 70, 72, 77, so. Directory Stump, Rockne, 33, 59, 62, 86, 87, 88, 89. Swatzell, Jerry, 33, 94. T Taylor, Edwin H., 33, 37, 55, 59, 70, 74, 101. Teele, Dana, 33. Teele, Ellis Dean, 34. Teeter, Jerry, 34, 37, 69, 94. Tester, Frankie Ann, 14, 34, 57, 61, 62, 80, 85, 91, 92, 94, 100 Tipton, Martha Elizabeth, 34, 45, 64, 95. Treadway, Joe, 34, 69. V Vaccaro, Valerie, 34, 61, 65, 68, 69, 70, 74, 77, 78, 80, 35, 95, 103. Vest, Johnnie Sue, 34, 58, 65, 70, 71, 77, 85, 91, 94, 97. W Walker, Larry Paul, 34. Ward, Etta Sue, 35, 45, 60. Ward, Walton, 55, 59, 61, 70, 71, 77, 100. Watson, Barbara, 35, 60. Webster, Janice Lee, 35, 57, 92, 94, 101. White, James Joseph, III, 35, 58, 79, 94. Whitlock, Carol Ann, 35, 59, 94. Sharp, Lana Jeane, 32, 64, 66, 68, 69. Shipley, Linda Jane, 32, 60, 62, 63, 68. Shumate, Lewis H., 32, 70, 71, 77, 80, 101. Silvers, Beth, 32, 68, 69, 70, 75, 77, 80, 85, 103. Smith, Betty, 32, 45, 60, 64, 95. Smith, Carolyn Lynn, 32, 44, 60. Smith, Harold Richard, 32, 60. Smith, Harriett Alice, 35, 61, 65, 69, 70, 75, 77, 80, 85, 92, 95. Speer, Gary Milton, 55, 54, 64, 65, 78, 94. Wilburn, Janice Yvonne, 35, 44, 60, 69, 94 Wilkinson, John B., 36, 69, 70, 74, 77. Williams, Fontaine Leon, 36, 62, 70, 72, 79 80 82 83 101 Williams, Jackie, 36, 59, 65, 70, 72, 77, 80, 94 99 Willingham, Kenneth Wayne, 14, 36, 57, 59 62 77 80 82 83, 89, 96- Willoughby, David, 36, 59, 64, 65, 70, 73, 77 80 102 Wishon, Joe, 36, 44, 63. Stevens, Toni Annette, 33, 61, 63, 65, 85, 95. Story, Barbara Rhea, 33, 37, 94. -'Sf 106 Y Young, Vola Jeanne, 36, 55, 65, 68, 69, 77, 78, 85, 91, 93, 95 103. lk W , , ,. Q, . A fi? A, wg? mf 1 M, QW . -V Q, ,K 7 . f 1 ff sig ,W . V i 5? N i n .,.., V. . V ,. ' ' Qs-gf5if5fLf5?' 'W :Y Q' ings? - ., 'QQ' ' . We ,X 1 1 Q qw- x 5 ff Ti JOHNSON CITY, TENNESSEE rf1?'i,Qq, Derigrzerx and Manufaclurerf of Furniture Created for Graceful Living J 4e11os1a+ Complimenlr of Inter-State Foundry and Machine Company PHONE 3720 JOHNSON CITY, TENNESSEE CARY, Inc. PLUMBING - HEATING AIR CONDITIONING 905 W. Watauga Ave. JOHNSON CITY, TENNESSEE Why are you I0 happy. Dear? Became we picked a home with HARRIS B11ndW0od Floor!! 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PHOTOFINIS1-IING AND PHOTOGRAPHIC SUPPLIES 102 East Main Street FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS 81 WILSON PHARMACY LOAN ASSOCIATION PHONE 3622 of Johnson City TOWN AND COUNTRY he avin en er T Pl-fONEg3i56, PHONE 5300 Complimemr of B E C K N E R I S RUTH ANDREWS FLORIST D IAMONDS-WATCHES-JEWELRY Flowers for A11 Occasions Since 1386 PHONE 316 232 MAIN STREET '-nnur-n,v.l ' 11 u Anllltrln 11512- Jeweler Irll 5:-1'IF1 I.l'!-'I fl The Shop of Beautiful Gift! JOHNSON CITY, TENNESSEE JOHNSON CITY, Tenn. For All Your Musiral Needs JOHN MARTIN JOHN BRANDON L' G' BALFOUR John Mortin's Barber Shop MANUFACTURING JEWELERS AND 121 B H 1 STATIONERS TO SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES WALTER T BYRD U ag R D L RE ATTLESBORO, MASSACHUSETTS ' .A OL UTT U' Showers - Shmes MASENG'ILL'S APPAREL FOR MISSES AND WOMEN Since 1916 JOHNSON CITY, TENNESSEE PHONE 153 HOME SPECIALTY COMPANY AWNINGS -- WEATHERSTRIPS STORM WINDOWS 414 W. Market Street 'if 121 Jae JOHN SEVIER HOTEL JOHNSON CITY, TENNESSEE Eau Tennetxeek Finest 225 Rooms - 225 Baths COFFEE SHOP PARKING FACILITIES LEON- FERENBACH INCORPORATED JOHNSON CITY, TENNESSEE Compliments of George Oldham Associates, Inc. GEORGE OLDHAM JACK MONROE INSURANCE-TRAVEL AGENT JOHN SEVIER HOTEL BUILDING C ompliments of WALLACE'S The Home of Nationally Advertised Footwear 215 East Main Street JOHNSON CITY, TENNESSEE del 122 1-1- Carr Brothers, Inc. Comfffmwff Of Home Builders Dealers in Timbers All Kinds of Building Materials and Domestic Combs We Are Celebrating Our 50th Annivers y PHONE 5100 L0'NDON'S FINE HOUSEWARES GIFTWARES-SPORTING GOODS-YEAR 'ROUND TOYS HARDWARE-LAWN AND GARDEN SUPPLIES C omplimentr of WHITE CITY LAUNDRY BETTER VALUE DRY CLEANING PHONE 3280 All Photographs for THE WATAIJGAN Annual Were Made By Cargille Studio E. D. 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Walntxt 4:1 124 E+ TH E BOOK SHOP BOOKS, STATIONERY, SCHOOL, OFFICE AND CHURCH SUPPLIES GIFTS, GAMES AND TOYS JOHN SEVIER HOTEL BUILDING JOHNSON CITY, TENNESSEE Production Bred Chicks-Poultry Supplies Purina Feeds BACHMAN HATCHERY 515 W. MARKET STREET JOHNSON CITY, TENNESSEE Phone 32 8 C077Zpli7I267ZlJ Of S T E R C H I ' S IT'S A FACT YOU CAN SAVE MORE MONEY AT STERCHI'S SMYTH E ELECTRIC CO. 238 E. MAIN STREET JOHNSON CITY, TENNESSEE Miller 8- Keezel Paint and Body Shop Specializing in All Types of Fender and Body Repairs for All Makes of Cars ALL WORK GUARANTEED RALPH MILLER and KYLE KEEZEL, Owner: 830 W. Marker Street JOHNSON CITY, TENNESSEE PHONE 3787 C omplimentf MULLINS HARDWARE 81 SUPPLY COMPANY ARROW SHIRTS VARSITY-TOWN CLOTHES HANNAH'S Established 1912 Dependable Brandf in Men'J Wear MCGREGOR SPORTSWEAR NUNN-BUSH SHOES Complimentx of EVA N S WELDING SUPPLY CO. Everything for Welding Oxygen Therapy Equipment PHONE 2488 619 W. 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