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

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CLASS HISTORY FRESHMEN We, the Freshmen, entered High School in the summer of 1954 with 54 students and now have only 49. Our class Officers are: Jack Martin, President; Jerry Jones, Vice President; Betty Stanfill, Secretary; Judy Camper, Treasurer; Gerlean Rushing, Reporter. SOPHOMORE We, the Sophomores,entered high school in the summer of 1953 with 46 pupils. We are unfortunate to have only 29 now. We are glad to have in our class two of our high school cheerleaders. One of our girls had the honor of being Miss Decatur County. Our class officers are; Judy Johnson, President; Paul Maners, Vice President; and Jean Lomax, Secretary and Treasurer. JUNIORS We, the Junior Class, entered High School in 1952 with an enrollment of forty-seven. Since then our class has decreased to thrity-two. Some got bit by the love bug, some quit, moved away, and joined the Army. Some of our class members have had the highest honors on the basket¬ ball team. We won the class tournament in our Freshmen and Sopho¬ more year. We are looking forward to finding our greatest joys next year as we will be Dignified Seniors. Our class officers are: Marvin Kennedy, President; Don Martin, Vice President; Juanita Wilkins. Secretary; Jean Hodge, Treasurer. SENIORS We, the Seniors, entered Scotts Hill High School in the school year of 1950-51 with 46 students. After four years of work we are now a class of 21 members. We have enjoyed our four years of associating with fellow students and teachers. And now as we are leaving we hope that there will always be a memory of the 1954-55 graduating class. Throughout our years in high school we have had several members of our class on the girls ' and boys ' basketball team and cheerleaders. Our class officers are: Larry Johnson, President; Glen Wallace, Vice President; Jessie Sue White, Secretary; Mary Ann Ethridge, Treasurer, and Margaret Goff, Reporter. SENIOR CLASS FLOWER: Gardenia CLASS COLORS: Red and White CLASS MOTTO: At the end of every rainbow there ' s a pot of gold.

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FRESHMEN Betty Stanfill Ernestine Teague Bobbie Faye Wells Jerry Tucker Carol Jane Dyer Jerry Mitchell Martha Ethridge Charles Ray Williams Lois Ervin Jimmy Montgomery Morris Mae Hayes Max Ray Hayes Bobbie Jean Harrell Jerry Rogers Robbie Montgomery Maureen Montgomery Willie Von Couch Brenda Millner Alvis Dunavant Christine Milam Max Ray Blackstock Geraldine Rushing Bobbie Jo Shannon Jean Kennedy Wilma Kelley

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EIGHTH GRADE Billy Ray Austin Anna Tucker J. W. Bartholomew Linda Maness Thelma Kennedy Harold Brasher Carol Helms Alfred Blankenship Gordon Carver Bonnie Montgomery Jerry Grimsley Ethel Maners Sarah Gurley Jerry Holmes June Camper Lynn Hayes Bobby Hughes Betty Patterson Thomas Powers Peggy Creasy Jackie Rogers Betty Austin Marilyn Allen Betty Powers Loretta Moody Mary Ann Parrott Bobbie Pollock Marleen Mooney