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

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1963 volume:

Cjcfiiecf 6y GfJie Senior Glass of 1963 Sco s School | Sco h Jfi i despfessee 22 A Dedication fZ tie Parents to dedicate this 1963 edition of The Lion to you - OUR PARENTS ! Because you desire for us the higher and finer things of life; Because you deny yourself so that we may have that which you did not have; Because you understand when all our world goes wrong; And, because we know if your wishes could come true, we would each live a full and happy life. FACULTY , , , .. MR. R. F. RAINES, Principal, and JANICE PHILLIPS, Secretary ' ' U, pThi has truly been one of the best, if not the best year in the history of w .our scho , • As each year passes, we can see a growing respect for our Alma Mater and for all the people who are striving to make of her the best. The student body is growing more concerned, and each pupil is becoming convinced that he or she is an important part in the system. When each and everyone of us can see that what we do either good or bad has a direct effect upon all others, then and only then are we on our way in having the kind of school in which all of us can be justly proud. Sincerely yours, G acu iy MR. MARSE McPEAKE MR -CAREY JOHNSON Healtp and Physical] Education , „ — U MISS NELLIE BLEVINS Librarian, English AM. MR. JOE BOSWELL Agriculture MR. ALBERT MARTIN Science CT ' acufty MR. G. T. KENNEDY History and 8th Grade MR. CECIL MILAM 8th Grade and Geography MISS MARTHA SMITH Home Economics MISS MARGARET GOFF 7th Grade and English MR. J. R. BRAZZEL Math and 7th Grade Jaculiy MRS. NELLE GRISSOM MRS. LOLA VOLNER MRS. VIOLET MAXWELL First Grade First and Second Grade Second Grade SENIORS LAWRENCE POWERS, President DWAYNE WYATT, Vice President JENNET POWERS, Secretary PEGGY STANFILL, Treasurer SANDRA WARREN, Reporter DANNY JOHNSON, Reporter LAWRENCE POWERS, President DIANNE WHITE DANNY JOHNSON BETTY HODGE RONALD POWERS GALE SWIFT PEGGY STANFILL GAYLE KELLEY LEWIS PIKE NEAL MITCHELL CAROL BRAZZEL PATTY RICKMAN GLEN CAMPBELL DIANE ROGERS JOE LEE RUSHING JERRY MARTIN EVA SUE KELLEY JUNIORS ELMO M1LLNER, President JIMMY WHITE, Vice President OTTTnT u A D „ D SHIRLEY HART, Reporter GLENDA PRESLEY, Secretary COLENE KELLEY, Treasurer Brenda Eason Barbara Mitchell Elmo Milner Garry Scott Barbara Dickson Wanda Carver ,7 amors Wayne Johnson Shirley Hart Benny Blackwell Jeanette Middleton Loyd Johnson Colene Kelley Freda McCormick Jimmy White Shirley Powers amors Richard Stan fill Imogene Dyer C. H. Parrott Linda Wallace Glenda Britt Dale Kennedy Freda Brasher Randy Powers Donna Maners ,7 umors Gerald Pierce De Lores Kirby Gary Don Chumney Linda Rushing William Ballard James Middleton Glenda Presley Larry Moody Iq Clyde Hart Roy Dillenger Roy Ballard Margaret Tucker Billy Ioe Wyatt 1 Yonna Evans Picture Not Available James Hanna SOPHOMORES OLGA WULFERT, President ARLENE JOHNSON, Secretary-Treasurer CATHY CHUMNEY, Vice President EDDIE WILLIAMS, Reporter Doris Buck Larry Creasy Anita Jones Benny Galraith opnomores law •• ■ - w. 1 jo v ' • i ‘ , % i: . 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Jerry T ate Linda Mangrum Brenda Moody Carey Ricketts Rita Northcut Flora McBride Betty Houston JUNIOR HIGH ig£t£ racfe Wanda Stanfill Jeff Long Charlotte Pratt Manuel Kelley Kenneth Fields Mericia Robbins Randy Duck Shirley Duck Katie White Harvey Rimmer Shirley Teague Danny Rhodes Johnny Pollick Charlene Rhodes Freddy Jones Peggy Maness Jovita Harrington Wilburt Funderburk Martha Powers J. D. Powers Jerry Moore Carolyn Kenned y Nathaniel Evans Peggy Montgomery JWRnpy pL m M f i. ■ m . i x Sw f j m i : 1 iV : m % h Annie Green J. W. Powers June Mitchell vA ' ' “ ; S 0 k f 1 ' V 4 ill r,� : ' til ' . Am% ' ' ) i : 44 . ' ' p: 7 ' :T “1 r? fj Pi « isi ! • ■ jfel 1 th 4 - ™ V; y , a L • % ; Hr -XJ- ■ : 1 Pi 4 : ' 77 ■■ ,, l|.: i ® 4 r : :r f 1 .: ’yurt -tr % f� i 4 f 44 : e 7 |.; � ■ ■ % , rt f: • 44 f 5 4 i 7 §f;P ; llllllilP ' S?-- - 7 ' ?;. :i :i j ' f ) jp 0 ' gf. p. mh m § . fi i:,, ■p- - ' AY 4 i;piPll 4 . : xll| 7 p 7 i.. 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MOST COURTEOUS - Colene Kelley Bobby Campbell WITTIEST - Peggy Stanfill Glen Campbell DON CREASY, Editor RONALD POWERS, Editor BETTY HODGE, Typist DWAYNE WYATT ATHLETICS 5 . MOST ATHLETIC - Rebecca McKenzie Gale Swift STANDING, L to R: S. Dennison, B. Ivey, O. Wulfert, D. White, S. Powers, L. Johnson, T. Yates, S. Warren, I. Dyer, R. McKenzie, D. Buck, G. Averett, P. Stanfill, S. Sparks. BOT- TOM, L to R: Coach Carey Johnson, Cathy Chumney, Manager. STANDING, L to R: Doris Buck, Rebecca McKenzie, Shirley Powers, Gale Averett. BOTTOM, L to R: Sandra Warren, Imogene Dyer, Dianne White, Peggy Stanfill. STANDING, L to R: Danny Johnson, Dwayne Wyatt, Jimmy White, Bobby Campbell, Wayne Johnson, Joe Hampton, Gale Swift. STANDING, L to R: D. Johnson, K. Hughes, B. Ivey, B. Campbell, L. Creasy, W. Johnson, D. Kennedy, J. White, D. Wyatt, G. Swift, L. Johnson, J. Hampton. BOTTOM, L to R: Bobby Grissom, Coach Carey Johnson. STANDING, L to R: Shirley Hart, Betty Brasher, Delores Kirby, Eddie Williams. BOTTOM, L to R: Nell Rogers, Co-Captain, Glenda Presley, Captain, Freda McCormick. STATE DEGREE EARNERS Carol Brazzel Jennet Powers ORGANIZATIONS Sandra Warren, Recreation Leader; Peggy Stanfill, Parliamentarian; Arlene Johnson, Pianist; Eddie Williams, Reporter; Celia White, Song Leader; Colene Kelley, Historian; Nancy Holmes, Treasurer; Jennet Powers, Vice President; Carol Brazzel, President; Olga Wulfert, Secretary; Miss Martha Smith, Advisor. STANDING, L to R: Lawrence Powers, President; Bobby Grissom, Sentinel; Ronald Powers, Vice President; Gale Swift, Reporter; Danny Johnson, Secretary; Glen Campbell, Treasurer; Mr. Joe Boswell, Advisor. 7ulure 7c armers o meric a J3eta GfuS STANDING, L to R: Sherry Dennison, Reporter; Danny Johnson, Vice President; Bobby Grissom, President; Glen Campbell, Treasurer. BOTTOM, L to R: Miss Margaret Goff, Advisor; Nell Rogers, Secretary. Gfa ass Cj iemisira Gfass 4- H CLUB OFFICERS: Elmo Millner, Reporter; Bobby Grissom, President; Colene Kelley, Sec- retary-Treasurer; Dwayne Wyatt, Vice President; Randy Powers, Song Leader. LUNCHROOM 1 NOMA Spelling Proficiency winner - Gerald Pierce NOMA Spelling Certificate winner - Sherry Dennison NOMA Spelling Certificate winner - Peggy Stanfill NOMA Spelling Certificate winner - Diane Rogers GooJzs Ruby Laster, Manager; Gertrude Montgomery, Eula Anglin, Dorothy Brigance. JANITORS: Lon Snider, Luke Grimsley Raymond Scott - President Garrett Pollock - 1st Vice President Earl Buck - 2nd Vice President Wade Hampton - 3rd Vice President Vaught Grissom - Sec. and Treasurer Carey Johnson - Reporter Val Patterson - Lion Tamer Billy Woody - Tail Twister Iley Austin Joe Boswell J. M. Brasher Gene Buck Hershel Creasy Troy Goff Fred Jones Jerry Taylor Howard Woody Odel Jones Odell Maxwell Dee McCollum Marse McPeake Cecil Milam Clois Pratt R. F. Raines Hobert Ricketts - Dispatcher Billy Snider Max Ray Stanfill Barney Swift A. C. Tarlton Eli Taylor J. A. Mitchell Kie E. (Buster) Scott Gordon Scott Henry Volner G a ass The year is 1976. I, Sherry Dennison , am employed by the Campbell Campbell Dill Co. , located in Savannah, Georgia. The company is owned by Bobby and Gle n Campbell . While traveling across the U. S. selling dill pickles, I stopped at Woody Woodpecker ' s Service Station in Oxford, Mississippi. To my surprise a classmate of mine, Lewis Pike, owned the service station. Lewis told me that Joe Rushing is now a Professor at Ole Miss. I stopped for lunch at Monty ' s Cafe. Eva Sue Kelley and he r husband are the proud owners of this cafe. When I came into Baton Rouge, Louisiana, I heard Bobby Grissom campaigning for the Presidency on the court square. Bobby and Rebecca McK enzie are now married and have six healthy boys. In the late evening I pulled in at McScrooge ' s Hotel. The bellboy was .Doyle Yates Gayle Kelley is manager of the hotel. The next day I stopped in Little Rock, Arkansas, to get my hair set. Diane Rogers and Nancy Rimmer are two of the hairdressers. They tell me that Dwayne Wvatt is now singing bass for the James Family quartet. In Mis- souri, I ran into Betty Hodge who is a private secretary to Don Creasy who owns a large toothbrush factory. Betty tells me she keeps in touch with Nell Rogers, and that Nell is now a receptionist for a psychiatrist in St. Louis, Missouri. She also tells me that Gale Swift is a basketball and football coach at Macdud University. When I came into Kentucky, I learned that R onald P owe rs was a horse racer in the Kentucky Derby. While talking to Ronald he told me that Neal Mitch ell owns a tobacco farm in Frankfort. Jerry Martin helps Neal run the farm.. I read on a sign that Diane White will be appear- ing in person with Millard Prittchard’s Band at the Opera House on twenty-first street. As I was coming across the Tennessee State Line I heard a terrific explosion. I learned later that Lawrence Powe rs was experimenting at Oak Ridge, but it so happened that he used the wrong ingredients. While in Virginia, I decided to visit Carol Brazze l. who is a private nurse for Caroline Kennedy and John Jr. Carol tells me Danny John son has won the championship limbo contest sponsored by Lawrence Welk ' s Dance Party. Elaine O ' Neal won second place in the contest. While on the plane to Austin, Texas, I find Mary-AliceuAustia as the stewardess. Mary tells me Kav Sparks, one of our for- mer classmates is modeling in one of the prominent fashion houses in Paris, France. Mary also tells me that Larry Couch is now a famous bull fighter in Nuevo Laredo, Mexico. As I continue my journey to New Mexico, I hear Tennet Powers and her hus- band are searching for gold in the Carlsbad Caverns. I wish them luck. While in Arizona, I learned that Patty Rickman and her husband are now living on Venus. By mistake they got on Mariner II instead of a jet to Nevada. They seem to be quite happy there and plan to stay. I find that Margie Powers is now a cosmetologist at Reno. While in Hollywood, California, I find that Peggy Stanfill i s now a famous actress. While visiting with Peggy, she tells me she is to star with Elvis in a new movie. Peggy also tells me that Sandra Warren is a hula dancer in Hawaii.