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

Text from Pages 1 - 68 of the 1956 volume:

Zke 1956 Cm Presented by Zke Senior Class Scotts Mill Mlgk School Seotts Mill, Zennessee ' Dedication For your understanding, love and patience through these years of education that you have helped to make possible for us; We the Senior Class of Scotts Hill High School want to express our love and appreciation by dedicating the Annual to you. ..OUR PARENTS. FACULTY faculty MR. R. F. RAINES Principal MISS NELLIE BLEVINS Senior Class Sponsor MISS BONNIE RIMMER Secretary MR. MACK CHANDLER MR. CECIL MILAN MRS. VIRGINIA HELMS MR. J. B, AUSTIN MR. GEORGE JOHNSON MR. JOE BOSWELL MR. ALBERT MARTIN MISS NANEY TOWNSEND Annual Staff Seated, left to right: MARVIN KENNEDY, Business Manager; MARTHA JO WHITE, Editor; DON MARTIN, Boys ' Sports Editor; BOBBY DYER, Assistant Editor. Standing, left to right: TOMMIE JOHNSON, Girls ' Sports Editor; MARGARET DENNISON, Treasurer; JIMMY HELMS, Assistant Business Manager. Senior Class Officers Seated: Juanita Wilkins, Sec¬ retary; Marvin Kennedy, Pres¬ ident. Standing: Jean Hodge, Treasurer; Don Martin, Vice President; Martha Jo White, Reporter. GYMNASIUM CAFETERIA AND HOME ECONOMICS DEPARTMENT MAIN BUILDING LOWER GRADES F. F. A. CLASSROOM AND SHOP ■ t b M p VAUGHN BIVENS JOE WHITE JUANITA WILKINS THOMAS RIMMER LYNN BINGHAM J. N. MOORE JOHNNY TILLMAN MARTHA JO WHITE ENNISON JOHN S. POWERS PAULINE MONTGOMERY HAROLD ROGERS EARLENE PRATT THOMAS VESTAL WYOMA FUSSELL Class Will i. Margaret Dennison, will Barbara Boswell, my ability to get in front of the line at the cafeteria to I, Don Martin, will my seat in Agriculture to Billy Martin. I. John S Powers, will my ability to set on the streamline chair to Mr. Boswell for his seat the rest of his natural life. I. James Hart, will my twin carburetors and twin exhaust to my old friend Jack Martin. . Marvin Kennedy, will my ability to flirt with Robbie Lee Montgomery and run the bus driver crazy to Charles Ray Williams. I, James Hodge, will my ability to copy on History tests to Paul Maness. I. Vaughn Bivens, will my ability to flirt with Carolyn Austin to Don Maness. I, Eugene Etheridge, will my ability to play pool to Billy Martin. I, Harold Rogers, will my ability to cheat on English tests to Barbara Boswell. I, Joe White, will my ability to warm the bench in a basketball same, to Charles Ray Williams. y I. Lynn Bingham, will my stubborn ways and selfish ideas in Miss Blevins class to Herman Bingham. I, Thomas A. Rimmer, will my ability to set on the streamline chair to Thomas Camper. I, Bobby Dyer, will my love for English Literature to Bobby Duck. I, Jimmy Helms, will my ability to get to school on time to Jerry Mitchell. I, J. N. Moore, will my Western cowboy boots and short pants to Lynn Mclure. I, Joann Dyer, will my ability to type to Shirley Dyer. I, Joyce Helms, will my ability to play the piano to Judy Johnson. I, Earleen Pratt, leave my nickname Spruce to Earleen Campbell. I, W ma Fussell, will my seat in History class to Shirley Dyer. I, L gna Fussell, will my English Literature book to Bobby Neal Duck. I, Juanita Wilkins, will my ability to type for the Mayor of Scotts Hill, to Helen Maness. I, Johnny Tillman, will my ability to go to Brown ' s Crossing and run foot races to Barbara Boswell. I, Tommie Johnson, will my ability to play forward under the goal to Carolyn Austin. I, Martha Jo White, will my ability to keep secrets to Amelia Knott. I, Wilma Powers, will my seat on the school bus to my brother Andrew. I, Thomas Vestal, will my ability to smoke between classes to Harold Rushing. I, Pauline Montgomery, will my seat in the library to Betty Lou Tucker. I, Jean Hodge, will my ability to take shorthand dictation to Gail Presley. While I, BOBBY DYER, was on my campaign tour for President of the United States, much to my surprise I found support from MARVIN KENNEDY, the Governor of New York. With a few encouraging words from Senator EARLEEN PRATT and Representative JIMMY GOFF, I felt that I was well on my way to being elected. After this I felt that my work in New York was well taken care of, so I bought tickets for Hollywood, at the Bivens ' Airport, owned by J. VAUGHN BIVENS. Vaughn informed me that he had been very fortunate in the business world, and now had 125 planes flying to all parts of the world. His chief pilot, DON MARTIN, was in Africa awaiting wild animal trainer, JIMMY HELMS, to bring in a shipment of hippopotamus to bring to the New York Zoo, which is operated by J. N. MOORE. I started to board my plane and met JUANITA WILKINS, a stewardess on the plane. After talking to her, I was on my way to Hollywood to meet my Vice Presidential candidate, JAMES HART, who was formerly Warden of Alcatraz prison, but this position is now held by THOMAS RIMMER, who really likes his work. While talking to James, he suggested that we have dinner at the Fuzzell Steak House, which was owned by LEONA AND WYOMA FUZZELL. After dinner I made a speech over CBS Radio Network, which was operated by PAULINE MO NTGOMERY. After my speech, I enjoyed the singing of JEAN HODGE, who now has her own program. Her sponsor is the Taystee Dog Biscuit Co., which is managed by EUGENE ETHERIDGE. I visited the University of California where WILMA POWERS is now teaching History. The Dean of the University is JOE WHITE. Joe told me he had hired a new music teacher, JOYCE HELMS, who was pianist on the JOHN S. POWERS SHOW (formerly the Arthur Godfrey show.) While traveling back through Las Vegas, Nevada, I ran into my old friend. Marshal JOHNNY TILLMAN, who has cleaned up the underworld from Las Vegas to Reno. Going on through Texas I visited General GERALD JOHNSON and TOMMIE LOU, who are now making their home in San Antonio where he is in charge of the Lockland Air Force Base. While in Texas I visited a large cattle ranch, owned by MARGARET DENNISON and her husband Joe. Before I finished my visit a cattle buyer from a Chicago packing co., came to look over some cattle. To my surprise it was my old classmate HAROLD ROGERS. Before boarding a train for St. Louis, I bought a novel to read while traveling. I found that the author was the famous novelist MARTHA JO WHITE. I journeyed to Washington D. C. to await the election returns which would be reported to me as soon as they came in by JOANN DYER, Editor of the NEW YORK TRIBUNE. When the election returns were all in, James and I had won by a large majority. We immediately began to select the cabinet. The ones selected were THOMAS VESTAL Secretary of State, LYNN BINGHAM, Secretary of Treasury, and JAMES HODGE, Secretary of Agriculture. 1 Joyce Campbell Sammy Maners Amelia Knott Prentice Chumney Johnny Holms Helen Maness Ralph Jones Thomas Camper Shirley Dyer Gail Presley Betty Tucker Barbara Ann White Bobby Duck TharneU Moody Lynn McClure Judy Johnson Don Maness Harold Rushing Carolyn Mitchell Billy Martin Evelyn Maners Wanda Kennedy Herman Bingham Barbara Boswell Carolyn Swift Paul Maners Joyce Hays Class Histories — Senior and junior Four years ago on a sunny July day we entered S. H. H. S., jtsjjeshmen, we with an enrollment of jerty ' iev h. We elected Don Martin as President of our class, Martha Jo White, Treasurer; Francis Galbraith, Secretary; Tommie Man- grum. Vice President. During our Sophomore year, we had a wonderful time. We had learned the ways of high school. The girls served at the Junior-Senior Banquet which was an interesting event. Our class officers were: Don Martin, President; Marvin Kennedy, Vice President and Juanita Wilkins, Secretary. In our Junior Year, with Mrs. Helms as our sponsor we entertained the seniors with a formal banquet with the theme of An Old Southern Plantation. Our class officers were: Marvin Kennedy, President; Don Martin, Vice President; Juanita Wilkins, Secretary; Jean Hodge, Treasurer and Martha Jo White, Report¬ er. In our last year in hi gh school we elected the sftffl -effiqers that we had in our Junior year. Our number has decreased to twenty-eight now? Some have moved away, othersliaVe gone into the Armed ForcSsr stfif others haV£_jnapied, and some haye-quit. Some of our class members have had the highest honors on the basketball team. We have enjoyed our four years of associating with fellow students and teachers. We, the Junior Class of 1955-56, entered high school in the summer of 1953 with an enrollment of forty-six pupils. Since then our class has decreased to only twenty-eight. Some married, some moved away, others decided to help Uncle Sam, and others just couldrYtjake.it. Our class has several members on the bas¬ ketball team. We are looking forward to next year as we will be top man on the totem pole. Our class officers are: Sammy Maners, President; Bobby Duck Vice President; Judy Johnson, Secretary; Paul Maners. Treasurer; Shirley Dyer, Reporter; Billy Martin, Sergeant-at-Arms. ' li ' SvJK lr,W J R ' i 1 L s in wr Jerry Tucker Robbie Montgomery Jean Kennedy Robert Milam Carolyn Austin Louise Camper Charles Wiliams Judy Camper Max Ray Hayes Bobbie Harrell Wilma Austin Jimmy Montgomery Jerry Mitchell Carol Jane Dyer Fate McKenzie Betty Stanfill J. R. Ivey Shirley Laster Doris Camper Jimmy Sue Clenny Brenda Millner June Austin Lewis Camper Christine Milam Peggy Clenny Nick Wulfert Erestine Teague Freddy Wade Martha Ethridge Clyde Edgin Julia Austin Andrew Powers Gerald Ehtridge Maureen Montgomery Jack Martin Diane Anglin Tommy Wyatt Max Blackstock Ray Outlaw Jerry Rogers Lois Ervin James Stanfill Geraldine Rushing Carol Helms J. W. Bartholomew Betty Patterson Jerry Holmes Ethel Maners Betty Austin Thomas Powers Donna Sue Johnson Ray Middleton Betty Powers Bobby Hughes Bojinie Montgomery Bobbie Pollock Gorden Carver Anna Bell Tucker James Stone Carolyn Tompson Mary Parrot Jerry Grimsley Evelyn Duck Lynn Hayes Louis Camper Wilma Kelley Billy Austin Jane Camper Jr. Middleton Linda Maness Jackie Rogers Thelma Kennedy Jimmy Ingle Joyce Rhodes Earleen Campbell Marilyn Allen Loretta Moody Marlene Mooney Kennth Rimmer Carol Britt Tony Montgomery Doris Outlaw L. C. Roach Jane Little Jerry Teague Peggy Kelley Danny Laster Jo Ann Adams Dale Crews Margaret Jones George Hodge Doris Barthlomew Jimmy Johnson Eighth Qrade Frances Creasy Ralph Aaron Joyce Patterson Billy Jo Powers Nancy Chumney Sammy Rhodes Mary Frances Duck J. W. Creasy Melba Montgomery Thomas Ricketts Nancy Brown R. C. Moore Mary Bingham James Campbell Alice Faye Smith Harold Powers Edith Dellinger Max Ray Spain Retha Jane Powers Eugene Austin Shelby Grimsley Mack Wicker Bernice Joyner Larry Kelley Jerry Holmes Earl Dee Edgin Shirley Aaron Ted Wyatt Janice Camper Margaret Stanfill Larry Montgomery Brenda Clenny Seventh (Jrade Mablene Grimsley Max Ray Snider Anton Wulfert Fred Kennedy Dolores Mitchell Tommy Kay Golf Patrica Robbins Mary Ann Dickson Billy Magers Marquetta Carver Jimmy Petty Brenda Milam Larry Campbell Janice Houston Raymond Rushing Sandra Jones Tommy Lomax Freda Millner Ralph Maness Jimmy Brasher James Albert Martin Shelby Anderson Jerry Hays Jeanette Middleton a - ' a , ’ L f- 1 . fs l n h V N si- t- . ■ 2 a V j o , a W- a t 1 a s a - l JKrf ' V jy r! jSSHH Hii (■Kggg Barbara Robins Earl Dyer Jo Bivens Larry Dale Creasy Brenda Kennedy Gail Snider Wilma Creasy Floyd McKenzie Melba Creasy Jimmy Tucker Hilda Wade Erna Wulfert Billie Powers J. T. 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Curren Patty Outlaw Jimmy Elvington Annette White Danny Johnson Kaye Brown Alma Lee Duck Doyle Yates Kaye Rhodes Brenda Perkins Bobby Duck Glen Campbell Carol Brazzel Allan Todd Janice White Linda Brazzel Noah Ray Powers Mrs. Grant Milan Tiftk and Sixth ft $ ft ft ft r fS ' ' V ) i t c 3 ■ 0 i V � VC .ft J n d : (ml L ,? , f ’ 4 ' V ' «• ' r 0 n fS 4v n 4 Raymond Roach Beth Moore Jerry Martin Betty Medlin James Moody Paulette White Ralph Montgomery Sandra Sparks Gail Kelley Dewayne Wyatt Rebecca McKenzie Bobby Grissom Jimmy Hughes Jerry Rickets Sandra Warren Tiftk Qrade Dale Kennedy Dianne Rogers Dickey Grice Magie Powers Don Creasy Nancy Rimmer Jeanette Powers William Ballard Gail Swift Shirley Clark C. H. Parrot Peggy Stanfill Neil Mitchell Lavada Nell Rogers Travis Grimsley Betty Hodge Peggy Henson Goldie Montgomery Zelma O ' Neal Larry Moody Annette Bingham Roy Dillinger Linda Rushing Jessie Powers Bonnie Ruth Wells Rayce Houston Brenda Bartholomew Gary Chumney Trissia Montgomery Billy Wyatt Geneva Flatt Jimmy White Shirley Powers s ) V i ; ■ ' I • ' J Wr -� o. a t V- s v ' • Very i ▼ i It ' n . y i . y ’ £ r if fourth Qrade Benny Blackwell Josephine Hughes Freddy Adams Glenda Presley Dewey Marr Freda McCarmick Dale Rogers Mae Dell Currin Randy Powers Elmo Millner Wilbert Moody Gerald Pierce Brenda Eason Ray Dillinger Alma Bolen Gay Duck Roy Ballard Zkird and fourth Qrade Linda Wallace Nellie Anglin Olga Wulfert Eric Heinen Ann Powers Dennis Evans Judy Carter Gerald Britt Brenda Wells Robert Kelley Imogene Dyer Billy Montgomery Brenda Grice Donna Maners James Ray Moody ' Barbara Mitchell Yonna Evans Shirley Anderson Johnny Bingham Wanda Carver Keith Hughes Carol Moore Kaye White First row: Linda Gene Pratt, Betty Brasher, Flora McBride, Judith Snyder, Bobby Joe Myracle, Linda Hodge. Second row: Allen Miller, Margaret Spain, Tony Rogers, Doris Buck, Wayne Powers, Linda Wells. Third row: Billy White, Charlene Harrington, Carey Ricketts, David Tillman, Linda Averett, Larry Creasy. Fourth row: Nancy Holmes, Bobby Ivey, Shelby Rigdell, Carolyn Powers, Doyle Wayne Butler, Larry Don Creasy. Fifth row: Billy Maners, Raburn Duck, William Bivens, Joe Mac Hampton, Mw J aul- ine Eason. --—-- Zkird Grade PHOTO 0 E 1 . Second Qrade Rita Northcut Hazel Spain Jimmy Scott Geraldine Currin Mide Long Betty Houston Jerry Swift Patsy Marr Daniel Camper Xfi ' Mrs. Odell Max well W ' J. B. Roach Joan Hampton . . l nf eLtMJL JjpttouuCZ V Wylie Maners ft ft ' f 3 r f • ' ? Ruth Austin V Franklin Maners Nathanial Evans Sybil Sparks Linda Elvington Martha Powers Sarah Grimsley William Flatt Hobert Powers Brenda Ivey Kathy Gurley Lanny Johnson M. M. Bivens Shirley Duck Gail White Freddy Kennedy Randy Duck Patrica Middleton Tommy Johnson Ronnie Rhodes Wylie Maners sh ‘ , y ' • ' Freda Rhodes Alter ' d- ' a I r r r i Vw-.,A_-V t V. P-’ f % . r| U - - ft. n ? V’ o W- - - ( y ; •ft p -■� |r ■ rv r ' A - j- rv- ;• C 3- % Sf - ft- ✓ a ■ ' -A1 Fy 11 sH V ' y- ' ; t A ■ 1 .cpf m. f :. B -It m y l $ J. ' Danny Rhodes Yvonne Anderson Sammy Houston Tony Jones Travis Bartholomew Ramona Millner Brenda Moody Dale Robbins Linda Mangrum Celia White Jovita Harrington Larry Overman Randy Miller Wayne White Georgie Mooney Brenda Hodge Harold Wade Keats Carter Johnny Mitchell Junior Buck Betty Spain Johnny Pollock Marecia Robins Barbara Goff Linda Bingham J. D. Powers Freddy Swift Manual Kelley Kay Pratt Wanda Stanfill Marg.aretL_Heinen (f liss Nell jltanfitl - Sammy Houston Tony Jones Teresa Yates IP !«U first Qrade Noel Wayne Mooney TJTane Minton r i 00 ' r at ? . : ' A C; A V . 7 ' V ' jS rboto KOI -A umi Ut. Buddy Don Middleton Linda Gail Maners Jeffre£_Long..- Wanda Bivens James L. Rigdell Linda S. Montgom ery David Johnson Charlott Pratt Harvey Ray Rimmer Shirley Jean Wells R. C. Henson Mary Lee Todd Gerald Roach Peggy Maners Jerry Moody Linda Kay Adams James Brasher Marsha June Mitchell Patsy McCormick Reda Dale McCormick Brenda Elvington Peggy Montgomery Peggy Duck Beverly June Rogers _Shirley Teague Phylis McBride Charlene Rhodes Carolyn Kennedy Linda Currin Mrs. Lola Volner K Most Popular Boy JACK MARTIN Most Popular Girl BARBARA BOSWELL Girl Most Likely to Succeed MARTHA JO WHITE .V --- Best All Round Boy Boy Most Likely to Succeed MARVIN KENNEDY Friendliest Boy DON MARTIN Friendliest Girl Best All Round Girl JUDY JOHNSON Most Beautiful Girl GAIL PRESLEY Most Handsome Boy BILLY MARTIN ' N Most Studious Girl THARNELL MOODY Miss Home Economics BARBARA WHITE Most Athletic Girl ) TOMMIE JOHNSON V._- Most Athletic Boy JAMES HART Most Studious Boy BOBBY DUCK s First row, left to right: Bobbie Jean Montgomery, Carol Helms, Betty Stanfill, Carol Jane Dyer, LiruJaTvIaness, Bobbie Pollock, Second row, left to right: Ernestine Teague, Carolyn Austin, Tommie Johnson, Diana Anglin, Christine - Milan, Carolyn Thompson. Thifd-toW, left to right: Donna Sue Johnson, Bobbie Jean Harrell, Julia Austin, Shirley Laster, Wilma Creasy, Coach Mack Chandler. Boys ’ Basketball Left to right: Don Martin. Sammy Maners, Joe White. Paul Manets. Jack Martin. Coach Mack Chandler, Don Martin, James Hart, Bobby Dyer, Johnny Holmes, Von Bivens. First row, left to right: Joyce Hayes, Helen Maness, Earleen Pratt, Barbara White, Amelia Knott, Gail Presley, Miss Townsend, Judy Johnson, Barbara Boswell, Carolyn Austin, Leoma Fussell, Betty Lou Tucker. Second row: Ethel Maners, Anna Belle Tucker, Faye Evelyn Duck, Joyce Rhodes, Frances Mooney, Marilyn Allen, Betty Rhee Austin, Betty Carol Patterson, Betty Raye Powers, Wyome Fussell. Third row: Loretta Moody, Earnestine Teague, Shirley Laster, Jane Houston, June Camper, Diana Anglin, Carolyn Thompson, Christine Milan, Peggy Clenney, Lois Ervin. Fourth row: Earline Campbell, Jean Kennedy, Maureen Montgomery, Wilma Kelley, Mary Ann Pratt, Donna Sue Johnson, Linda Maness, Carol Helms, Bobbie Pollock, Betty Stanfill, Carol Jane Dyer, Thelma Kennedy. Fifth row: Bobbie Jean Harrell, Wilma Austin, Judy Camper, Geraldine Rush¬ ing, Martha Ethridge, Robbie Montgomery, Jimmie Sue Clenney, Wilma Creasy. Officers Left to right: Gail Presley, Historian; Betty Lou Tucker, Song Leader; Judy Johnson, Secretary; Barbara Boswell, Vice President; Barbara White, President; Helen Maness, Parliamentarian; Amelia Knott, Reporter; Carolyn Austin, Treasurer. First row, left to right: Jerry Grimsley, Ray Middleton, Jerry Holmes, Charles Ray Williams, Jack Martin, James Hart, Vaughn Bivens, John S. Powers, Junior Middleton, James Stanfill. Second row: James Hodge, Gerald Etheridge, Jerry Tucker, Clyde Edgin, Jimmy Goff, Lynn Bingham, Paul Maners, Don Martin, Thomas Camper, Billy Martin, Ralph Jones. Third row: Joe Boswell, Advisor; Tommy Wyatt, Jerry Rogers, Freddy Wade, Robert Milam, Jerry Mitchell, Lynn McClure, Louis Camper, Fate McKenzie, Jackie Rogers. Fourth row: Marvin Kennedy, Nick Wulfurt, Herman Bingham, Bobby Duck, Prentice Chumney, Harold Rushing, Johnny Holmes, Sammy Maness, Don Maness, J. N. Moore. Fifth row: Johnny Tillman, Thomas Vestal, Joe White, Harold Rogers, Thomas Powers, Bobby Hughes, Gordon Carver, Lynn Hayes, Thomas Rimmer. F. F, A. Officers, left to right: John S, Powers, Secretary; Marvin Kennedy, President; Ralph Jones, Treasurer; Don Martin, Vice President; Joe Boswell, Advisor; Paul Maners, Reporter; Lynn Bingham, Sentinel. « C I ’M . |k | - I ) $M ■ ' [ ' fl J ' Pf ' ii ■ - 1 ! I k W ' W •■.. -. Mk ,pF - m . « ., V I rr g T nil MUM |A 1 . SKUjsjdSj WEST TENNESSEE BUSINESS COLLEGE Some Courses Offered Stenographic Secretarial Business Administration Maurice Building Phone 7-4391 Jackson, Tennessee Factory to You GLEN-MORE CLOTHING CO 214 N. 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