Scotts Hill High School - Lion Yearbook (Scotts Hill, TN)

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-nineteen j cvittf, 4i - Junior Class History- In 1943 we entered high school.. We were really important. We had brains that ma- |fee teachers feel that somewhere down the line they had been cheated. There were fourty-four poor timid girls and gangly over-grown boys. The upper c- lates were always pushing us around and never letting us forget we were green lan. l e lost a few freshman that year. Some just couldn ' t take the algebra. A few let - Love-Bug ' ’, bite them. Three left us for the armed forces. When we entered our Sophomore year there were twenty-six of us left. Mary Ann Dock stayed with us a few months and then eloped without asking us. Euegene a- rrdght have gone with them. Eileen Creasy left us for a larger and more attractive school. Dot Mc Kenzie tho- 5 he would try Decaturville awhile. Jimmie Rogers came back from Henderson and made eighteen Junior s. Lucky for us, made our ball team a stronger one. This year has been our best one. We have more lun than any other class in school, have fun studying Geometry. Louise and Francis say it is more fun than standing on street corners of Lexington. Here hoping our class has as much success and fun next year as the years before. “Nothing great was ever achieved without enthusiasm” Emmer son Junior Class Play Gone With The Girls’ , a play presented by the junior Class o£ 1945 and 1945. It story of the Capp Family and theiT trials, trouble s, ec centricities and fun, Yes, ple- cf it. What a family. Cast Mi ' a ' i - - hxrxrmehogers Doris Capp-Ruth Rhodes Eve Capp---Lois Maness Sonny-Paul D. White Alecia-Helen Buck Ora- Wilma Sue Lomax CJrjrGg yj y Fi z - n Lenny Fair- 7 -Margrett Scott Binny Ware-Vernell Reed Captin O ' Malley-Eugene Swift Grandpa-Hubert Duck

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•nineteen. J osdtf. ■iix. JERRY ROBINS t PAULD. WHITE Jerry Robins ‘Happy-Go-Lucky ' F. H. A., Ball Clubs. Malcolm Anglin ‘Everybody’s Phi. F. F. A., BaH Clubs. MALCOLM ANGLIN PhulD. White ‘Answer to a maiden ' s prayer.’ F. F. A., Ball Clubs. Vernell Reed ‘Sbe knows the art of winning friends. F. H. A., F. T. A. VERNELL REED Louise Kelley ‘Nothing Ill can dwell, in such a temple. F. H. A., Ball Clubs. Francis Mangrum ‘Allergic to men. F. H. A., Ball Clubs. LOUISE KELLEY FRANCES MANGRUM

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Lavern Halcolm J. E. Taylor, Jr. Glen J one s Azell Helms Robert Freeman James M. Austin Herbert Volner Earsel Rimmer James Shannon Billy Woody Jerry Segerson Parker Reed Freshman Class Mary Lee Rogers Bernice Ann Buck Mary Sue Austin Kathleen Swift Jean Crews Virginia Ann Jones Opal Powers Vera Mae Fields Fay Smith Neal Gurley Ben Massey Beatrice Snider Dorotha Jo Volner Marie Bingham Neva Sue Segerson Coleen Mc Clure Jerry Foster Peggy Stanfill Charles Rhodes Grace Helms Helen Powers Thomas Mc Kenzie Roy Patterson Floyd Wilkins Raymond Brasher Paul Johnson Eunice Moore Lucille Anglin Dee Minton Max Ray Stanfill Bobby Clark Sophomore Class Paris Duck Nina Rhea Duck Leon White Mabel Grice Ruby Nell Powers Bonnie Fay Rogers Elma Jean Mc Peake Ima Lee Lockhart Wilma Fay Stewart Virginia Lee Austin Kathleen White Jewel Fay Powers Thelma Thompson Mrs. Ruby Hanna (Class Sponsor) Elizabeth Scott Dwain Kelley James Roy White