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

Text from Pages 1 - 94 of the 1948 volume:

SCOTTS HILL HI OH SCHOOL •TREASURED ECHOES ANNUAL STITT EDITCR-IH-CHIXT.SKEBTSR SCOTT ASSOCIATE EDITORS.DIAIN KELLY MABLB (HI CE ART EDITOR.JAMES M.AUSTIN . LYNN OURLEY GLEN JONES BUISNESS MANAGER.KAYO BRASHER ASSOCIATE MANAGER.IMA LEE LOCKHART ADVERTISING.SENIOR CLASS Yithin this yearbook -.ve dedicate our lives to the fullfillment of our parent ' s hopes; to the aims of our faculty ' s efforts and to the betterment of ourselves and humanity • _ ,v, .vj Class 0 ficers Tall,light and fun—that s Kayo . He’s a horn leader with a ready smile. As president of the Senior Class and business manager of this yearbo ok---we salute him! Oh,yes he plays basketball and likes girls. What girls? ANY girls. KAYO (President) Table Grice-Generous,agreeable,pretty and capable are some of the adjectives that go to make up one swell person, ie feel sure that she will have a successful career in what¬ ever field she chooses. We wish her the best of everything. (Vice tfABLE Preside Foot loose and fancy free , atheletic, a fun lover and possessor of a wonderful personality--that ' s Skeeter our editor-in-chief. She loves music and is really a kitten on the keys. We can just hear her saying, Kid, I have two dates tonight could you possibly-? No, there ' ll never be another Skeeter . FEinr (sec ' y-treas. ) Virginia Austin-Dark and mysterious Jenny with her bewitch ing eye3-ummh! Good grades,witty remarks and a teasing smile won ' t hinder her ambition to become a career gal nor in find¬ ing her One and only . Can ' t you imagine her rattling off, Stop beating your gums,chum or Oh.no, not that ? No, we won t forget Jenny . Yl ' ' JENNY (Reporter) DWAIN JEWEL FAYE THELMA Dwain Kelly-The mischievious type. A guy with a my,what a dish attitude (not referring to food) is Kelly, lie is quite the Jusonava of the class but he still finds time for basketball and geometery. Setter keep an eye on that -uy for he has what it takes. Jewel Faye Powers- Our best example of a red-head with a good dispositie. Known for her sense of humor and irresistable charm,Jewel Faye is quite a favorite amon all the students. Keep smiling and you’ll never want for friendsr—nor fame. Thelma Thompison- 31 onde, dainty, refreshing and natural. Thelma likes sports as long as she can sit on the sidelines. She has a sweet nature and wins friends by the car-loads, here ' s to her. SQUEAK 1-LUU) AAYT Lucille Anglin- The kind of gal you ' d go for . Squeal: as she is often called is A-l in looks,personality and sports. Basketball slogan Get her.SkeeterLot’s of healthy guys are going to play sick just to hold her hand. Luck to you! FLOYD Floyd .Vi lki ns-An other strong and silent guy, Floyd moves as noiselessly as a shadow. It ' s always worth the effort to boax him into a smile and watch his grey eyes twimkle. His shyness is a well-known trait and a very becoming one. Our hats are off to you! Faye iiilliner- She ' s lovely, she ' s engaged she uses soap . A wonderful student, a good sport and a nice person to know(espically during exams.) She has a knack for making things go over and puts her whole heart into her work. She ' ll make that certain someone a swell wife. v. MUL t loua cthleen White--“ra tten“ is little but loud and nas a way of letting you know she is there, oust hear her giggle once and you ' 11 always remember her. ohe has scores of friends and a swell disposition. xo sum her up, she ' s xul’s I raul oohnson — a merry heart make ' th for a cneerful countance- 1 . If it ' 3 fun your hunting then look up Johnson, ne is a pal to all,an alrigat guy. Shall we say,we wish him many jokes in life ina Khea buck-mere are no words to describe «ina. aae ' s simply every¬ thing good rolled into one. x,ina is an inspiration to anyone wxio uas ever been fortunate enough to meet ner. e wish all tne luck and happiness in the world to ..ina, from tne very bottais of our hearts. BOBBY EUNICE PA Rib jobby elark-nobby has that southern accent, ne is,without a douot, tne biggest laugh on the campus, nis pet hate,besides chemistry,is girls-my, how they annoy him! nobby has a lazy charm all his own, so-nere ' s to him. nunice aoore-bynamite comes in small packages, 1 1 ve heard and aunice is typical of both, ohe has fun with a capital t. she makes friends easily and chatter-well,if you can ' t hear in norne jsc. class then lay it to her. luck to you. Paris buck —a good motto for Paris is nat,drink and be merry for tomorw row you may die . She lives by this philsophy and there never was a jollier, sweetwr or better-natured person hian sue. ho v a no uoas love lau :h: She ' ll always pass ;ith flying colors because she always loo-a on the sunny siue of life. II TEON RUBY NELL 1 IAY MY ijeon wai te— le ' ve never l ' ouna oat just what it is - stuajrfceg or a girl that makes reori such an individualist, he uas the deteruination to go places and do taints. 30 let ' s give him our beat wishes. JJ ituoy Hell-Powers-- dependable, happy and ea er in service are qualities that are reminiscent of nuby well, rrobably oest remembered as a sea- tetary f or ■ r. Austin and possessing a knack for tracking down -missing- candy from the office. Ray Stanfill- An amazing complex of the humorous and the serious, the crazy and the practical,the lazy and energetic. Just when you think you have him doped out he reveals another side of his character, , ith his personality he is sure to win friends and influence people. vm ru I L.-iocktort-- jAHESiby man Gay and gleeful, Ima Lee still manages to be diligent and persistent in all her work. She has loads of friends, perhaps that is because she always has a cheerful word for everyone. Yes,we’ll miss you,Ima Lee. Sima Jean Kc Peake--Jant to tease someone who can take it? Jean is good at taking jokes and the jokes are not always on her. She has brown eyes and is always happy. Her personality doubled with her contagious laughter is a sure breadwinner, so never worry about Jean. James Roy .Yhite- One of those guys you can’t keep from likin . He is serious and swell,quiet and unassuming. The type of guy who makes his mark without band-playin;,but makes it none-the-less. Ye’re sure he’s bound to succeed. Billy 7oody- A countance that charms the heart of every maiden Jean 3rews r ' Winsome ways are pleasant ' Grace Helenas- ' The gay of heart live long ' Jerry Ssgersoa-•When joy and duty smash, let duty go to smash ' Ora liae Grissom-’She has all the royal makings of a queen ' Earsel Rimmer- ' Don ' t interfere with my education ' If music he the food of love-play on Mary Sue Austin James Shannon- ' Behold!A perfect gentleman ' . Kathleen Swift-’Her two charms-virture and quietness. ' James 1 !. Aus tin- ' Sven Hapeleon was a little man Opal Powers- ' The world laughs with her CJlyn Jones- ' Oaught a blonde with his millon-dollar smile . Ann Buck- ' True grace was in all her steps. ' Junior Melton- ' Basketball is just another form of football. ' Mary Rogers- ' If fame comes after death, lb in no hurry for it wwiw 1 ' ' umvw mww w wwmwv ww Parker Heed- ' lty only books were womens looks and follys all they taught me Roy Patterson-• He became a part of all who knew nim ' bleen McClure- ' Life is fun ' Beatrice Snider-’Syes (right) Maye Fields-• Honor to whom honor is due. ' Faye Smith- She is a ray of intellectual fire True worth is in doing-not dreaming’ Virginia Jones Class Histories Freshman Class— We, the Freshmen,made our bow to high school In 1947) Thirty-seven bewildered students meekly made our way to classrooms. We underwent Initiation with a cburageous smile and credited It as being another crazy notion thought up by oufc upper classmen. As the year went by we became bolder. We entered a girl for a beauty contest and lo and behold she wonJWe are proving ourselves to be an outstend -ing class with an eye toward The Road to Success ,leaving behind The Green Years. Sophomore Class-- We, the Sophomores,entered high school in 1946 with thirty-four members before midterm. We lost three who decided they coulden ' t take it - algebra. Our principal said we were the best class he had taught In a long time (since the year before). Our science teacher commended us on being such a quiet, nice class until one day there was a terrific explosion in the lab. Chemicals? Oh, no, fire¬ crackers) Junior; Class-- We, the Juniors, breezed Into high school in 1945. The best class in school, 6f course,by far.We have done everything from winning high honors to putting cats in Miss Powers ' desk.This has been a swell year but we are looking forward to next year when we ban be Top man on the totem pole. Senior Class— We, the Seniors, made our bow to high school in 1944.Of course, we first see ourselves as green freshmen, then as silly soph¬ omores, jolly Juniors,and at last,dignified SENIORS (well, seniors,any¬ way). We ' ve had fun) Remember April 1,1947,when we played hookey from school to enjoy a day ' s vacation at the ! ' cave ,and the time we almost got expelled for shooting firecrackers in the study-hall?Yes, it has been wonderful, but at last twenty-two of us Seniors see the final cur -tain fall and here we are storing into our hearts Treasured Echoes from the corridors of time arid pledging ourselves to make the saying Life can be beautiful come true. Yea,black, yea gold - come on Scotts Hill,let ' s go)The girl ' s basket¬ ball team is a whiz this year.We played fifteen games and were defeat¬ ed only once, by Adamsvilie.We made up for that by boating them eight points on their return game which was played here. Mr.Cecil Milam is a swell coach and we owe much of our success to hid untiring efforts to make the most of an untrained group of girls. Next year should find our girls Still winning victories right and left as only two guards gr -aduate.Trophies to you,galsI Our boy ' s basketball team was less fort unate tlsan the girls. They won some games and we were all the more proud of them for showing suuh marked improvement.Three of the players are graduatimg this year-Dwaftn Kelly.Raymond Brasher and Max Ray Stanfill.Here ' s Wishing next year ' s team a lot of luck and baskets 1 L UtefdSOTl . jr _ r- i _— | s . • ■ WE WISH TO TAKE THIS OPPOKTUNITY TO THANK EVERYONE WHO COOPERATED IN ANY WAY TO HAKE THIS ANNUAL A SUCCESS. WB HOPS THAT YOU WILL KINDLY OVERLOOK THE NUMEROUS ERRORS, BUT JUST REMEMBER, WB DID OUR BEST. -THE START 1 J— 1 «o K RQBT.L.WYLIE E.B.SCOTT MRS.JOE BOSWELL President Cashier Asst.Cashier Farmers 5tate Bank Ocotts Hill. Tenn. 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