Soddy Daisy High School - Trojan Yearbook (Soddy, TN)

Text from Pages 1 - 102 of the 1940 volume:

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' Winter Wi Come 'fit INDEX li'-up Title Page High School Contents Annual Stall Foreword Dedication Alma Mater Principal County Board of Education Faculty Classes Seniors Juniors Sophomores Freshmen Department Classes Qrganizations Athletics Whos Who Memoryls l.ane Advertisements ii tim Editor-in-Chief .... Business Manager . Senior Editor Assistants .... Athletic Editor . Assistants ....... Qrganization Editor Assistants ......... Class Section Editor Assistants ...,..,, Art Editors Qrganizations . Who's Who Assistants ,... Circulation . . Assistants .., .. ANNUAL STAFF Catherine Dylce 4 . . . Dorothy Carden ..... Eula Lee Buchanan June Wilcoxen, J. L, Sneed Lee Mullcey Vernon Ball, Eugene Varner Mary Jenlcins Kathleen Cannon, Bill Reynolds Alpha Shadwick June Orr, Joe Spann, Gloria Shafer . A . . Laura Margaret Thatcher, Mary Jenlcins ... . Myra Milligan Margaret Davidson Dorothy Bonine, Juanita Welch, Theodore Mills . , ......,,.......,...,.....,......,..,,.... Egldn Gdnn . Bernice Roberts, Mary F. Lewis, Willard Grant, Dorothy Slcillern Memories Lane . .. ...,.........,.....,....... Almedd MCRQQ i s Jli F' , Foreword We, the third Senior Class of the Soddy-Daisy l'ligh School present the 1940 TROJAN as a symbol ofthe respect and admiration we have forthe spirit and standards ol our school. ln this publication we have endeavored to include a few of the incidents that we lcnow will prove beautiful and lasting memories of our happy school life. We are justly proud of the progress our school has made the past three years in a co-operative and spiritual way, our progress in mutual friendship and Christian fellow- ship and our progress in the development of our minds and bodies. The Senior Class sincerely hopes that all succeeding classes will see Fit to cherish standards of high Chris- tian character and noble ideals and the Fine school spirit which is so characteristic of our enthusiastic students, These standards we hope you, the succeeding classes, cherish in all your worlc and play. May this third volume of the TROJAN be followed by more and better TROJANS from the Soddy-Daisy l ligh School. il --' 1 Dodiootion lo Mr. W. l'l. Bell, whose co-operation in all school projects and whose cease- less ehlorts have macle possible the school annual lor three consecutive years, we, the Senior class and faulty, dedicate this the T940 issue ol the Soddy-Daisy High School Annualfmlhe lRCl.lAlNl. C7-lim Waist Our strong band can ne'er be broken Formed in S. D. High Far surpassing wealth unspoken, Seal'd by friendships tie. Chorus Soddy-Daisy, Soddy-Daisy, Deep graven on each heart, Shall be found unwav'ring true, When we from life shall part. High School life at best is passing, Gliding swiftly by, Then let us pledge in word and deed, Our love for S. D. High. Memory's leaflets close shall twine, Around our hearts for aye, And waves of life shall walt us back, To memories long gone by. l i Professor J. B. BROWN Principal An etficent, loyal, and devoted executive -- a man of deep conviction, courage and Fidelity, vvlmose lcindness and personal interest in otlwers nas created for liim a place of esteem in the lwearts of all who lcnovv him. BOARD OF EDUCATION Hamilton County MR. J. P. BROWN MR. MARSHALL CLARK Chairman Superintendent Mr. John H. Allen Dr. E. S. Blair Mr. George Forbes Mrs. Will Shepherd Mr. John S. Wrinkle Mr. E. Y. Chapin MISS HARTLEY ASHLEY Geometry, English Soddy, Tenn. MRS. GLENN BARNES English, Public Speaking Soddy, Tenn. MISS HELEN BARNES Secretary Soddy, Tenn. W. H. BELL Agriculture Daisy, Tenn. MISS GENEVRA CRAWLEY English Rt. 5, N. Chatta., Tenn. ERNEST ELDRIDGE Science, Civics, B. B. Coach Daisy, Tenn. MISS ENNA FORTE Home Economics Soddy, Tenn. FRANCIS GATES Industrial Arts Daisy, Tenn. FACULTY MISS CHRISTINE GRAHAM Physical Education Soddy, Tenn. PERCY GRANT Chemistry, Science, Algebra Daisy, Tenn. MISS ERCELLE HUNTER Latin, Bible, English Daisy, Tenn. ANTHONY MATUSEK Biology, Physical Education Football Coach Daisy, Tenn. MISS MARY VIRGINIA MCBRIEN Music Rt. 5, N. Chatta., Tenn. MISS BESSIE NIPPER Typing, Shorthand Soddy, Tenn. JACK ROBERTS Band Soddy, Tenn. JAKE SEATON Industrial Arts Asst. Football Coach Daisy, Tenn. MISS REBA SHROPSHIRE Home Economics Soddy, Tenn. MRS. ROSE N. SMITH English Soddy, Tenn. KYLE SNYDER Algebra Soddy, Tenn. MISS RUTH SWINGLE History, Biology Soddy, Tenn. MISS FANNIE B. WALLACE French, History Soddy, Tenn. MISS MARGARET E. WALLACE Librarian Soddy, Tenn. OPPORTUNITY They do me wrong who say I come no more When once I lcnoclc and fail to find you ini For every day I stand outside your door, And bid you vvalce, and rise to Fight and vvin. Wail not lor golden ages on the wane, Each night I burn the records of the day, At sunrise every soul is born again. Laugh lilce a boy at splendors that have sped. To vanished joys be blind and deal and dumb, My judgments seal the dead past with its dead, But never blind a moment yet to come. Though deep in mire wring not your hands and weep, I lend my arm to all who say I canlu No shamfaced outcast ever sanlc so deep But yet might rise and be again a many Dost thou behold the lost youth all aghast? Dost reel from righteous retributions blow? Then turn from blotted archives ol the past And Find the luture's pages white as snow. Art thou a mourner? Rouse thee from thy spelll Art thou a sinner? Sins may be forgiven, Each morning gives thee wings to flee from hell, Each night a star to guide thy feet to heavenl -Walter Malone I. 'wa f J 11' 111 1 fl, 1,1 1 1 1 r . ' ,z 1 1 1 ! 1 Xx ' 1 1 X 1 . 1 1 W 1 1 1 11 fx 1 X 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 x . - , 17,51 11, ,,, . 1, 1 1 'fi VN-ii , x..1f .- 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1' 1 11 1 .1 1 11 1 , 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 , ,I 1 1' 11 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 . 1 1 1 1 it i 1v' 1 1 1- 1 1 1 ' '1 1 ' ' , '1 1 - 1 sw X 1 x'111 1 '1 1 111111, 11' 11 1' 'r g 1 I I n 1' M X M 1 1 X X X 2 . tj 11 1 1 1 1 1 41 1 11 f 5 1 K111 1 1111 1 1111 1 1 '1 1 1 1 . X, i WWAK1 1 11 1 Qi-get-I1 ,....1 ...ef- ,-1-D .1-s-' ,.., F 6lfLi0 C,4 JACK JETT CLone Starj-Daisy Activities: Oh Professor '37-'38, Honesty, lt Pays '39-'40, Senior Play, Tiger House '39-'4O. Clubs: 4-H '37-'40, Latin '38-'40, Booster '38-'39, Hi-Y '39-'4O. -if ww . 'HN '15 g BERNICE ROBERTS CSquealceyD-Sodcly Activities: Copy Editor Navy and Gold '39-'40, Clubs: Latin, Red Cross, Math '37-'40, English '38-40, Commercial, THEODORE MILLS CTedD-Soddy Activities: Pres. Senior Class, V.-Pres. Debating Club '39-'40, V.-Pres. Hobby Club '39-'40, 3 years winner Hamilton Co. original orations contest. Clubs: Times Statl, Navy and Gold, Math '38- '39, Bible, Debating, Hobby, 4-H, An- nual Stalf '39-'4O. EULA LEE BUCHANAN CJudyD- Hixson Pres. Library Club '38-'40, Star l-lonor Roll '38-'40, Feature Editor Navy and Gold '39-'40, English lll award winner '38-'39, Clothing Con'est winner '39- '4O, Sylvia, '37-'38, Clubs: Glee '37-'38, Library Stall, Red Cross '37-'40, Navy and Gold Stal'f, Beta, Library '38- '4O, Times Staff '38-'39, Math, 4-H, Annual Staff '39-'4-O. Annual Stail '39-'4O. Times staif '38-'39 Personal Culture, Senior Editor Daisy- Soddy News Stail '40, JOHN E. NOLEN, JR. CCowboyD- Soddy Activities: Sec'y Shop Club '38-'39, Clubs: Latin '37-'40, Shop '38-'39, Science '38-'40, Debating Club '39-'4O. MAVIS PEARL ROBERTS Clvliclceyb- Soddy Clubs: Latin '37-'39, Times Stall '38- '39, Library Staff, Bible, Red Cross, Library '39-'4O. CLIFFORD DAVlS CGoatD-Mowbray Clubs: French, Lettermen '38-'40, KATHLEEN CANNON Cliatb-So 'dy Activities: Sec'y Sophomore Class '37- '38, Sec'y Junior Class '38-'39, Seoy English Club '38-'39, Pres. French Club THOMAS HICKS-Daisy Activities: Clubs: Latin '37-'38, Sci- ence '38-'4O, Math '38-'39, French ,39-'4O. RUTH STEPHENSON-Balcewell Clubs: Navy and Gold Stall, Library Staff, English '38-'39, French '38-'40, Commercial '39-'4O. '39-,4O, Sec'y Library Club '39-'40, V.-Pres, Commerc?al Club '39-'40, Clubs 4-H '37-'38, Navy and Gold Stall, English, '38-'39, Library, '37-'39, An- nual Stall '39-,4O. WILLARD RENO-Daisy Clubs: Lettermen '38-'40, French '39- '4O. JUANITA WELCH CNitaD-Soddy Activities: How Vulgarn '38-'39, China Boy '39-'4Of Winner in Cloth- ing Contest '38-'39, Clubs: Latin, 4-H, '37-'40, Red Cross '37-'39f Public Speaking, Navy and Gold, Times Stall '38-'39, Commercial, Annual Stall '39- '4O. MARY FRANCES LEWIS Clfatel-Daisy Activities: Senior Play Tiger House '39-'4O. Clubs: Navy and Gold, 4-H, Red Cross '37-'40, Beta, Playmakers, Glee '38-'40, Booster '38-'39, Annual Stall '39-'4O. J. L. SNEED CNutsD-Soddy Activities: Clubs: F. F. A., '37-'38, Science '38-'39, French '38-'40, Annual Stall '39-'4O. CATHERINE DYKE CChiclO-Soddy Activities: Editor-in-Chief ol Annual '39-'40, Editor Times Page '39-'40, Pres. Science Club '39-'40, Sec'y Senior Class, Sec'y Beta Club '39-'40, Senior Play Tiger House '39-'40, Winner in Hamilton County Oratorical Contest CDramaticD '38-'39 Clubs: 4-H '37-'40, Beta, Navy and Gold Staff '38-'40, Science '39-40, Operetta All at Sea '39-'40, Glee '38-'40, Debating and MARGARET DAVIDSON-Daisy Activities: Pres. Red Cross '39-'40, Sec'y Playmakers '39-'40, Exchange Editor Navy and Gold, Winner in Clothing Contest '38-'39, How Vulgar '38- '39. Clubs: Music, 4-H, Red Cross, Playmakers, Annual Stall '39-'40, Public Speaking '38-'39, Operetta All at Sea '39-'40, Winner in Clothing Contest '39, Usher for Senior Class '38-'39. THOMAS BRYANT QBogyy-Bakewell Activities: Oh Professor '37-'38, Ghost Chaser '38-'39, Clubs: Play- makers, French '38-'4O. Public Speaking '38-'39. DOROTHY BONINE-Daisy Activities: Sylvia '38-'39, Minstrel '37-'38, How Vulgarn '38-'39, V.- Pres. 4-H Club '39-'40, Sec'y Red Cross '39-'40, Winner Q Years 4-H Club Record, 4th in Hamilton County in Home Beautification Contest. Clubs: Music, 4-H, Red Cross, Playmakers, Annual Staff '39-'40, Public Speaking '38-'39. WILLIAM M. REYNOLDS, JR. CRedD- Soddy Activities: Honesty, lt Pays '39-'40, Senior Play, Tiger House , China Boy '39-'40, Pres. Bible Club '39-'40, Clubs: Playmalcers, Debating, Annual Stall '39-'40, MYRA EVELYN MILLIGAN CJaclcieD- Soddy Activities: Editor-in-Chief Navy and Gold '39-'40, Treas. 4-H Club '38-'39. HERBERT GRIFFITH-Daisy Activities: Clubs: Bible, F. F. A. '39-'40 HOWARD COLEMAN-Daisy Clubs: Latin, Red Cross '38-'40, Booster '38-'40, Science '39-'4O. Clubs: Booster, 4-H '37-'40, Times Staff '37-'38, Navy and Gold Staff '38- '4O, French '38-'39, Annual Stall '39- '4O. l ANN DAVIS-Soddy Activities: Sec'y Camera Club '38-'39, Clubs: Red Cross, 4-H '37-'40, French, Beta '38-'4O: Camera, Booster '38-'39: Commercial '39-'4O. EDWIN HAIR CRedD-Soddy Clubs: F. F. A. '37-'40, 4-H '37-'40 Camera '39-'4O. l I LEE R. MULKEY-Soddy Activities: Nominee Mr. S.-D. '39-'40, V.-Pres. Sophomore Class '37-'38, V.- Pres. Junior Class '38-'39, Clubs: Lettermen '37-'40, Booster Club '38-'39, Science '38-'4O. DOROTHY LEE CARDEN CDottiej- Daisy Activities: Business Manager ol Annual Minstrel '38-'39, Usher Senior Play '39 '4O. Clubs: Red Cross, 4-l-l '37-'40, Glee, Playmalcers '38-'40, Booster '38 '39, Operetta All at Sea '4O. JUANITA MAY CSl4eeterD-Soddy Activities: Miss Socldy-Daisy '38-'39, Oh ProFessor '37-'38, Sylvia '38- EUGENE VARNER CGenej-Soddy Activities: Senior Play Tiger l-louse '39-'40, All-Conference Football Team '38-'4O. Clubs: Lettermen, French '38- '4O, Annual Staff '39-'4O. '39, Minstrel '37-'38, Usher '38-'39, Clubs: Personal Culture, Booster '38- '39, Beta '38-,4O, 4-l l '37-'40, Red Cross, Science ,39-'4O. JAMES LONGMIRE Oimmyj-Daisy Activities: Senior Consul Latin Club'39 '40, V.-Pres. Science Club '39-'40, Honesty, It Paysn '39-'40, Clubs: Red Cross, Camera, Booster, '39-'40, Math '38-'39. ROSE EDNA JENKINS-Soddy Activities: Minstrel '37-'38, Oh Pro- fessorn '37-'38, Usher '38-'39, Nom- inee F. F. A. Oueen '37-'38, V.-Pres, Playmalcers '39-'4O. Clubs: Red Cross, Playmalcers, 4-I-I '37-'40, Personal Cul- ture '38-'39, Science '39-'4O. ALMEDA McREE-Soddy Activities: Treas. Senior Class, Sec'y- Treas. English Club '39-'40, News Editor Navy and Gold '39-'40, Clubs: Red Cross, Latin, 4-H '37-'40, Beta, English, Annual Stall '39-'4O. BILLY STULCE CCa rn i Fexj-Daisy Activities: Oh Professor '37-'38, China Boy '39-'40, Honesty, lt Pays' '39-'4O. Clubs: Playmakers '37-'39, DOROTHY SKlLLERN CDottieD-Soddy Activities: Pres. 4-H Club '39-'40, Pres. Playmakers '39-'40, Sec'y County 4-H Club '39-'40, D. A. R. Representative '39-'40, Ghost Chaser '38-'39, China Boy '39-'40, Opening of a Door '38-'39, Honesty, It Pays '39- '4O, Tiger House '39-'40, Hamilton County representative to State 4-H Club Camp '38-'39. Clubs: 4-H '37-'40, Playmakers '38-'40, Beta, Red Cross, Glee Club '39-'4O. Annual Stall '39- WILLIAM CARD CBillyD-Daisy Activities: Sergeant-at-Arms Commercial Club '39-'40, Assistant Business Mana- ger and reporter Navy and Gold '39- '4O, Clubs: Science, Red Cross '37-'40, Navy and Gold Staff, Commercial '39- '4O. Math '37-'38, Latin '37-'40, 4-H '37- '39, Hi-V, Beta, Red Cross '39-'40, AUDREY DODD CPeggyD-Soddy Activities: Senior Play Cast '39-'40, '4O. WILLARD GRANT CWahooD-Mowbray Activities: Clubs: 4-H, Red Cross '37- '38, Lettermen, French '38-'40, Annual Staff '39-'4O. ALPHA SHADWICK-Soddy Activities: V,-Pres. English Club '38- '4Oi Pres. Commercial Club '39-'4Of Treas. Beta Club '39-'40, Sec'y Treas. Math Club '39-'40, Clubs: 4-H, French '38-'4Of Personal Culture '38-'39, Navy and Gold Stall '38-'39, Annual Stall '39-'4O. l NOAH ROBERTS-Middle Valley Activities: Clubs: F. F. A. '38-'40, Current Events '38-'39, Hobby '39-'4O. lm ARNOLD SMITH CBudD--Mowbray Activities: F. F. A., Lettermen Club '39- '4O, Winner in traclc meet '39-'4O. i l JUNE WILCOXEN CJuinD-Falling Water Activities: 3rd in l-lcme Beautification Contest in Hamiltcn Co. '39-'40, Pres. English Club '38-'39: V.-Pres. English Club '39-'40, V.-Pres. Beta Club '39- '4Of Sec'y-Treas. Math Club '37-'38i V.-Pres. Math Club '39-'4Of Sec'y 4-H Club '38-'39, Clubs: French, Personal Culture '38-'39f Library Staff '38-'4O. Navy and Gold StaFl '38-'39, Annual Stall '39-'4O. CHARLES UREN-Soddy Clubs: F. F. A. '37-'39f Commercial '39-'4O. DOROTHY WEESE CDottieD-Red Bank Activities: Clubs: French '38-'4Of Per- sonal Culture '38-'39, Science '39-'40, AUDREY ANDERSON Clvlinniej- Hixson Activities: Clubs: Music, Red Cross, Science 39340. EARL LEE FRAZIER-Soddy Activities: Senior Play Tiger House '39-'4O. Clubs: Science '38-'39, Red Cross, French '38-'4O. MARY EASTER COFE?-Soddy Clubs: Music '37-l4O, 4-H ,37-'40, Red Cross, Science, Commercial '39-'40, Camera '38-'4O. JOE SULLIVAN-Hixson Activities: Stage Committee Senior Play. Clubs: Science, Hobby,Commercial '39- '4O, Red Cross '38-'39. HAZEL IRENE FOLKNER-Hixson Activities: Sylvia '38-'39, Clubs: Glee '37-'39, Art '38-'39, Red Cross '37-'4Og 4-H '38-'40, Hobby '39-'4o. NOAH CONNER-Mowbray Clubs: Novelty Handicraft '39-'40 F. F. A. '38-'4O. HOBART MAXWELL-Soddy Activities: Treas. Red Cross '39-'40, Drummer in F, F. A. Band, Clubs: F. F. A. '37--'39, 4-l-l '37-'38, Red Cross '38- '4O, Science '39-'40, LAURA MARGARET THATCI-l ER- Balcewell Activities: V.-Pres. Senior Class, China BOY '39-'40, Ghost Chaser '38-'39, Oh Professor '37-'38, Sec'y Science Club ,39-'40, Pres. Beta Club '39-'40, Minstrel '38-'39. Clubs: Red Cross '37-'40, 4-l-l '37-'38, Beta, French '38- '4O, Glee '38-'39, Playmalcers '39-'40, Science, Annual Staff '39-'4O. Open- ing of the Door '38-'39, Usher for Senior class '38-'39, ALTA JEAN MORGAN CTootsieD- Soddy Clubs: 4-l-I '37-'40, Personal Culture '38-'39, Camera, Booster, Red Cross, EVERETTE LAYMON CLonD-Soddy Activities: Live Stock Judging Team '37- '4O, Delegate F. F. A. Convention '39- '4O. Clubs: F. F. A. '37-'40, Red Cross '37-'39, Camera '38-'4O. '38-'40, Science '39-'4O. CHARLES LYNCH CFlopD-Soddy Activities: V.-Pres. Orchestra '39-'40, Clubs: Playmalcers '37-'40, Booster '38- '39, Lettermen '38-'40, VERETTA HORNE CSOD-Socldy Activities: Captain Blues Physical Ecl. Team '39-'4O. Clubs: 4-l-l '37-'40, Personal Culture '38-'39, Beta, Camera, Red Cross, Booster, Glee '38-'40, Science '39-'4O. KATHLEEN MOORE CCassiej-Soddy Activities: Captain Physical Ed. Clubs: Pe sonal Culture, English, Booster '37- '38, French '38-'40, Physical Ed. '39- 40. ESKIN GANN CSon2-Soddy Activities: V.-Pres. Math Club '38-'39, Sec'y F. F. A. '38-'39, Pres. Camcra Club '38-'40, V.-Pres. Science Club '38-'39, V.-Pres. F. F. A. '39-'40, Sec'y-Treas. l-li-Y, Sports Editor Navy and Gold, Senior Stage Committee. Clubs: F. F. A. '37-'40, Camera '38-'40, Science '38- '39, l-li-Y '39-'40, Annual Stall '39-'40. G M ROBERT CLIFT CDictionaryD-Soddy Activities: l-low Vulgar '38-'39i Senior Play Tiger l-louse '39-'40. Pres. F. F. A. '39-'40, Pres. l-lobby Club '39-'40, State Farmer Degree '38-'39: BIi2DlE LEE GANN CLongD-Soddy Act vities: Waitress F. F. A. Banquet. Clubs: Science '38-'39, 4-l-l '37-'39, Glee '37-'38 F. F. A. Basketball team '38-'39, F. F. A Judging Team '38-'40, F. F. A. Oratori- cal Winner '38-'39 Clubs: Beta, Play- malcers '38-'40, F. F. A. '37-'40, Math, Latin '37-'39, l-lobby, Annual Staff '39- '40, l-li-Y '40. SALLYE JENKINS CSoftieD-Bakewell Activities: Treas. French Club '39-'40. Clubs: 4-H, Booster '37-'38f Phys. Ed., Personal Culture, English '38-'39f French '38-'40. GLYNN Si-IATTUCK-Soddy Activities: Sec'y Agriculture Class '37- '38. Clubs: Camera, F. F. A., Bible club RUTH ALlCE PRIDDY CBootsD-Daisy Activities: Cluos: Latin '37-'38, Personal Culture '38-'39, Science, Commercial P39-'40, EUGENE BLEDSOE CBledsoD-Soddy Activities: All-Conference CT.V,C.D Bas- ketball team '39-'4O. Clubs: F. F. A. '37-'40, lndustrial Arts, Hobby '39-'4O. MARY SMITH--Mowbray Activities: Clubs: Latin, 4-l-l '37-'38, Commercial '39-'40, its ww' BURFORD YOUNG CBoostD-l-lixson Activities: Stage Manager '39-'4O. Clubs: Science '38-'40, Camera '39-'40, F. F. A. '37-'38, Manual Arts '37-'39, Annual StaFf '39 4O. ANITA WATTENBARGER CSl'1ortyD- Soddy Activities: Clubs: Personal Culture '38- '39, Red Cross '38-'40, Science, Bible '39-'4O. MARCUS CEANN CBeclO-Soddy Activities: Mr. Socldy-Daisy '38-'39, Oh Professor '37-'38. Clubs: Play- m kers, Red Cross '37-'39, Booster, Art '38-'39, Lettermen '38-'40, Science '39- 40. ALVIN ELSEA-Balcewell Activities: Clubs: F. F. A., Commercial '39-'4O. MARY JENKINS-Soddy Activities: Pres. Art Club '38-'39. Clubs: Latin '37-'38, 4-I-I F37-'40, French '38-'40, Art, Beta '38-'39 WARREN CLAYTON-Daisy Clubs: Lettermen '37-'40, Science '38- '4O, Camera, Booster '38-'39. EULENE THOMAS-Falling Water Activities: Clubs: 4-l-l, Latin '37-'38, Beta, English, Science '38-'40, Math '38-'39, Commercial '39-'4O. Science '39-'4o. BERNARD GRANT CColonelQ- Mowbray Clubs: F. F. A., Current Event '37-'40, Tl-IELMA LEE COX CThelD-Daisy Activities: Clubs: Latin, 4-l-l, Red Cross '37-'38, English, Beta, Science '38-'40, Math '38-'39, Commercial '39-'4O. CLIFFORD LOGAN CLoganD-Soddy Activities: Pres. Hamilton Co. District F. F. A. '38-'39f F. F. A. delegate to Nashville '38-'4Of Live Stock Judging Team '37-'40, Boxing Team '39-'40, Treas. Commercial Club '39-'4O. Clubs: F. F. A. '37-'4Of Lettermen '38-'4Oi Commercial '39-'4O. HAZEL Sl-IADWICK-Daisy Clubs: Latin ,37-'38f '39-'4Oi 4-I-I '37-'4Oi Red Cross '37-'39, Physical Ed. '39-'40, LOIS FLOYD CLassyD-Soddy Activities: Winner in Clothing Contest '37-'38f Most Athletic Girl '39-'40, Senior Play Tiger l-louse '39-'4Oi Captain Maroon Team '39-'4O. Clubs: Beta '38-'40, 4-l-I '37-'4Of Booster '38-'39, Orchestra '37-'4O. ALMA IRENE LAYNE-Daisy Clubs: Latin '37-'38, '39-'40, 4-l-l '37- '4Of Red Cross '37-'39, Music '38-'40, Physical Ed. '39-'4O. JAMES MOORE CBIaclcieD-Soddy Activities: Clubs: Science, Lettermen, Playmakers, French '38-'40, Sub- merged '37-'38. VERNON BALL CBlondieD-Soddy Activities: Oh Professor '37-'38i Sylvia '38-'39f Captain Girls Basket- ball team '39-'4Oi Nominee F. F. A. Oueen '38-'39. Clubs: 4-H '37-'40, Booster '38-'39i Physical Ed., Glee, Annual Staff '39-'40. LENA CURVIN CMaej-Soddy Clubs: 4-l-l '37-'4Oi Glee '37-'39, Science '38-'40, Personal Culture '38- '39f Physical Ed. '39-'4O. BERNICE EUSTICE-Soddy Activities: Library Club Reporter. Clubs: Library Staff '37-'4Of Personal Culture, 4-l-l '37-'38i Library, French MARTHA FOSTER-Soddy Activities: Clubs: 4-l-l, '37-'4Of Latin Club '37-'38f Glee Club '39-'4O. '38-'4O. EVELYN ROBERTS-Balcevvell RUT5 .CROSS fH2dY5-Soi-W, , Activities: Clubs: Latin, English '37-'38, hxctlvltlfszl Qh plolessor 37' 38f Red Cross, 4-l-l '37-'4Of Personal Cul- 5Y'V'd 38' 39' Clubs: 4'l-lf Red ture l38-'39, French '38-'40, Science Cross '37-'40, Camera, Glee '37-'39, '39--40' Dramazics '38-'39, FiencH '38-,41 GIRLS Marjorie Beene Katherine Clonce lsabell Davis Jean Forkner Lorene Franklin Anna Ree GrifFith Ruth Hickman Virginia Hood Margaret Jackson Elizabeth Lewis Mary Ellen London Betty McAllister Sarah Louise Martin Mary Ruth Mulkey Bessie Newman Betty Reese Louise Roberts Sarah Rose Mary Louise Shattuck Norma VandergriFf Junior Class OFFICERS President ........ ........... ...., J u ne Orr Vice-President ..... ..... M illard Hackney Secretary .....,.. ,.... l sabell Davis Treasurer ...,..,. ...., E arl Minnis Sergeant-at-Arms ....................., Warren Irving CLASS SPONSORS Mr. W. H. Bell Mr Francis Gates Miss Harley Ashley Miss Bessie Nipper CLASS FLOWERS-Lily of the Valley CLASS COLORS-Green and White CLASS MOTTO-Not for schooli but for life. Anna Bell Carmack Madge Coleman Evelyn Early Irene Franklin Rosalie Grant Margaret Hays Mildred Higgins Desma Hutchinson Eula Mae Lasley Catherine List Evadna Lovelady Margaret McGill Mae Moody Alice Newman June Orr Edna Ruth Roberts Dorothy Rose Helen Schmid Pearl Smith Betty Varner CLASS ROLL BOYS Gordon Alexander Milton Barnes George A. Curvin Tom Evans Lester Grant Millard Hackney Duval Hawke Charles Henderson Kenneth Hutchinson Marvin Jackson Guy Keith Wayne Lewis Herschel McGill Morris Mills James Mulkey Leon Pendergrass Eugene Shannon Arthur Smedley Edward Smith R. J. Smith Virgil Sutton J. D. Woodward Edwin Barnes Samuel Beene J. D. Elderidge Floyd Gibson Glenn Green Albert Hamby William HeFfner R. D. Higgins Warren Irving Grady Johnston Junior Lea James London Paul Miller Earl Minnis Charles Pearson Roland Poe Ray Shoemate Arthur Smith Howard Smith Wallace Smith Junior Williams . ly, Betty Barnes Herial Bledsoe Jewel Cecil Madge Coleman James Copeland Pauline Davis Saralou Eichorne James Elsea Mary Agnes Franklin Faynette Gibson Elizabeth Higgins L. F. Johnson Thelma Keith Antoinette Lasley Harold Lewis Mary Helen Lynch Anne McRee Austin Morton Evelyn Penney Hamilton Poe Russell Ray Mildred Rigsby Alma Shadwick Antoinette Sisson lnez Stephenson William S. Thatcher Sophomore Class President ........ Vice-President ..... Secretary ....................,... Treasurer ............ ...... ...... . . . . .Joe Spann . . . . .Harold Lewis . . . . .Jewel Chancey . . . . .Thelma Keith CLASS SPONSORS Miss Enna Eorte Mr. Percy Grant Miss Mary Virginia McBrien Mr. Anthony Matusek CLASS FLOWER-Rose CWhitej CLASS COLORS-Maroon and White CLASS MOTTOkKnowledge is power Virginia Billings Ed Campbell Berto Chancey Marvin Connor Homer Curvin Thomas Dean Lorraine Elder Elmer England Gracie Lee Gamblin James Givens Juanita Higgins Eula Lee Jones Catherine Kirklen Martha Lasley Harry Lewis W. J. London Jack Miller Harold Nale Clyde Phillips Eliza Posey Claude Renfro Dorothy Rogers Lelia Ruth Shadwick Arvazene Smith Arnold Stulce Charles Thompson Grace Watts Gloria Blacl: George Carden Jewel Chancey Ereida Copeland Catherine Davis Virginai Dean Margaret Elder Mildred Eustice Lewis Gann Justine Hallett Madge Horne Helen Kaylor Thelma Laymon Pauline LeCroy Cec'l Logan Lois Marler Thelma Lee Millard Sam Parton lnez Pickett Mary Ruth Price Stacie Reno Don Schlief Betty Ruth Shannon Clarence Smith Joe Spann Bernice Wade Lydia Yother Erial Bledsoe Ed Carpenter Elmer Clements James Cox Mary E. Davis Charles Dunning Roy Eldridge Mary Eva Floyd Vivian Gann Billy Hensley Ernest Jett J. C. Kaylor Wilma Laymon David Lee Clara Lee Logan McAdoo Marler Lester Millsaps Joe Edd Patten Mary Elizabeth P Junior Pruett Ralph Ricketts Billy Settles Luther Shipley Elouise Smith Billy Swanson Wallace Walker itts CLASS COLORS Ed Abernathy Samuel Brumlow Mary Frances Clayton Bill Cox Virginia Daughtry Colleen Davis Francis Eustice Leonard Gamblin Wayne Grant Eunice Hale Mary Ellen Hickman Geneva Hutcheson Bobbie Jenkins Merle Jones Ernest Lasley Junior McAfee Billy Millsaps Anna Ruth Olive Ona Parton Jane Poe Julian Ray Geneva Ruth Charles Sharp Meloa Shoemate Mary Evelyn Smith Marvin Street Nelson Tolliver Mbna Sue Varner David Wilcox Freshman Class OFFICERS President .,..... .... .............. . Vice-President .... ...,.,...... .... Secretary .,...,....................... Treasurer ,....,............,.......,.. CLASS SPONSORS Miss Genevra Crawley Miss Christine Graham Mr. Jake Seaton .Max Orr Gloria Shafer Hazel Ann Jackson Anna Florence Collins Miss Reba Shropshire Miss Ercelle Hunter Blue and White CLASS MOTTOfAll beginnings are small CLASS ROLL Flossie Ables Jack Barlield Mildred Beene Louise Burroughs Charles Clift Norma Crawley Juanita Davidson Laura Mae Dyke James Flerl Horace Gann Olah Gravitt Louise Harding Charles Higgins J. D. Hutcheson C. B. Johnson Stancell Jones J. W. Loftis Wade Masterson Lily Millsaps Max Orr Stancil Penney Frances Prince Loretta Ricketts Frank Schmid Allen Shelton Louis Smedley Wilma Smith Betty Sutton Eugene Trimm Allen Watts Lillian Wilcoxen Rosa Bell Campbell Cooper Coleman Mary Ellen Crowe Bessie Davis Helen Lee Eichhorn Lodena Ford Junior Gibson Harold Grimsley Willard Clift Harold Hixson Hazel Ann Jackson Imogene Johnson Nancy Keylon Melvin Lovelady Clarence Miller Doris Moody Pauline Palmer Earl Perkins Margaret Prince Bessie Rigsby Herschel Shadwick Dorothy Dean Shelton Anderson Smith Elouise Smith Anna Ruth Thomoson James Varner Mace Watts Vera Wright Earl Card Anna Florence Collins Walter Curvin Carmen Davis Chaney Eustice Thula Foster Kermit Grant Eugene l-lale Colleen Hickman Louise l-lousley Marjorie Jackson James Johnson Alma Lasley Louise Lovett Bettye Mills Martha Morgan Kathleen Parton Bobby Phillips Junior Ragan LaRue Roberts Gloria Shafer Marie Shipley Homer Smith Ruth Stout Burch Tilly Lawrence Varner Maude West COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT Instructor'-Miss Bessie Nipper MANUAL ARTS Mechanical Drawing Instructor-Mr. Francis Gates AGRICULTURE Instructor-Mr. W. H. Bell MANUAL ARTS Woodworking Instructor-Mr. Jalce Seaton 'E HQME ECONOMICS lnstructorfffwiss Reba Shropshire HQME ECONOMICS Instructor 'Miss Erma Forte 5 F w i N 1 K . THE COST If the goal is worth possessing it is worth its price in pain, lf you have a dream worth holding it's worth struggling to attain For the joys that last the longest, as the distant bends are turned, Are not the easy splendors, but the joys which you have earned. lf you'd reach the mountain's summit you must have the will to climb. If you'd rise to fame and glory you must work and bide your time. For the victory that's sweetest when liFe's full returns are in, ls the one that tried your patience and took all your strength to win. lfyou hold a high ambition, you must be prepared to wait: You must trudge the road of courage and must bear the blows of fateg You must face your years of labor and press forward with a smille. For it's how youlve Fought to gain it, that will malce your goal worth while qw, Z ggi! K Xiv VP? P2 1, W , 1 2 W x 1 ' 'ffm' L J wx b . S, X 1 E k , I I f 1 ,. lg ,K 4 ff 1 ' V ff! ,fx A! Q 5' i f ' we 5 7 + Ax 'f ' f I sxi ffx ! ,N A N X ll I QQ -1. ..1L,-1- 'CfdlfLIjj6iii0'lfL,4 BETA CLUB President, Laura Margaret Thatcher,Vice-President, June Wilcoxen, Secretary, Catherine Dylce Sponsor, Miss Bessie Nipper -.-- -Q-.. ...- HI-Y President, Millard l ldCl4FIZYj Vice-President, Earl Minis Sec.-Treas, Eslain Gann, Sponsor, Mr. Percy Grant. Front row: Roy Eldridge, Theodore Mills, Melvin Lovelady, Joe Spann, Edward Campbell, Billy Swanson. Second row: Earl Minis, Jack Jett, Eslcin Gann, Arthur Smith, J. D. Eldridge. Third row: Mr. Grant, Billy Stulce, Lewis Gann, Don Schief. FRENCH CLUB President, Kathleen Carnon, Vice-President, James Mulkey, Secretary, Isabel Davis, Sponsor, Miss Fannie Wallace if-we LATIN CLUB President, Jimmy Longmire, V ce-President, Joe Spann, Sec.-Treas., Anna Florence Collins, Sponsor, Miss Frcelle Hunter First row: Lois Marler, Anna Florence Collins, Bettye Mills, Mildred Beene, Virginia Daughtery, Virginia Dean, Bessle Davis. Second row: Thomas Dean, Bill Cox, Miss Hunter, June Orr, Dorothy Dean Shelton, Dorothy Rose, Lodena Ford, Lydia Yother, Louise Harding, Juanita Welch. Third row: Lewis Schmedley, Joe Spann, Sara Lou Eichorne, Bessie Newman, Almeda Mcl?ee, Laura Mae Dylce, Mary Evelyn Davis. Fourth row: Marvin Conner, Billy Hensley, Sam Parton, Harold Lewis, Jimmy Longmire, Jack Jett. Fifth row: Arnold Stulce, Billy Stulce, Harold Coleman. ENGLISH CLUB President, Alpha Shadvviclc, Viceapres., June Wilcoxen, Sec.-Treas., Almeda Mcllee, Sponsor, Mrs. Rose N. Smith First row: Bernice Roberts, Alpha Shadwiclc, Thelma Cox, Almeda Mcl?ee, Eulene Thomas. Second Row: Mrs. Smith, June Wilcoxen, Alma Shadwiclc. MATH CLUB President, June Orr, Vice-President, June Wilcoxen, Secretary, Alpha Shadwick, Sponsor, Miss l-lartley Ashely First row: Bernice Roberts, Desma l-lutcheson, Mae Moody, Eula Lee Buchanan, and June Orr. Second row: Alpha Shadvvick, Arthur Smith, Miss Ashley, Sam Beene, and June Wilcoxen. ORCHESTRA Director, Mr. Jaclc Roberts Warren Clayton, Bass Drum, Charles Lynch, Saxophone, Mary l-lelen Lynch, Violin, Almeda Mcl2ee, Piano, Ann Mcllee, Bells, l-lobart Maxwell, Snare Drum, Lois Floyd, Violin, Elmer Clements, Clarinet, Russel Ray, Clarinet, Eugene I-laile, Alto l-lorn, Myra Milligan, Trombone, J. D. Woodward, Clarinet, Wallace Walker, Saxophone, James London, Bass Drum, Jaclc Roberts, Director, Arnold Stulce, Alto l-lorn, Billy Stulce, Tuba, Noah Conner, Violin, Glenn Green, Cornet. LIBRARY STAFF President, Eula Lee Buchanan, Vice-President, lrene Franlclin, Secretary, Kathleen Cannon, Sponsor, Miss Margaret E. Wallace. i drawn-vvww-' SCIENCE CLUB President, Catherine Dyke, Vice-President, Jimmy Longmire, Secretary, Laura Margaret Thatcher, Sponsor, Mr. Ernest Eldridge. CAMERA CLUB President, Eskin Gann, Vice-President, James London, Secretary, Mary Ellen London, Sponsor, Mr. W. l-l. Bell. First row: William Thatcher, Sara Lou Eichorn, l-lelen Schmidt, Mary Ellen London, Wilma Smith, Ruth Stout, Julian Pay, Burlord Young. Second row: Edwin l-lair, Evelyn Early, Norma Crawley, Thelma Keith, Martha Morgan, Bobbie Jenkins, Lester Millsaps, Jewell Chancy, and Mr. Bell. Third row: Louise Roberts, Eskin Gann, l-lershell McGill, Marvin Jackson, James London. .t. - an- . .. . . JUNIOR GIRLS 4-H CLUB Pres., Justine I-lallett, Vice-Pres., Jewell Chaney, Sec,-Treas., Sarah Lou Eichorn, Sponsor, Miss Reba Shropshire. SENIOR GIRLS 4-H CLUB Pres., I-lelen Smidt, Vice-Pres., Dorothy Bonine, Sec.-Treas., Catherine Clonce, Sponsor, Miss Enna Forte. PLAYMAKERS CLUB President, Dorothy Skillern, Vice-Pres, Rose Edna Jenkins, Sec.-Treas., Margaret Davidson, Sponsor Mrs. Glenn Barnes. First row: Mildred Eustice, Inez Stephenson, Gloria Shafer, Dorothy Skillern, Dorothy Bonine, Mar- garet Davidson, Dorothy Lee Carden, Betty Reese. Second row: Mary Frances Lewis, Catherine Dyke, Veretta l-lorne, Gloria Shafer, Rose Edna Jenkins Catherine List, Laura Margaret Thatcher. Third rovv: Mrs. Barnes, Jim Cox, Max Orr, Lee Mulkey, J. D. Eldridge, James Moore. Fourth row: Ed. Campbell, Billy Swanson, Charles Lynch, Thomas Bryant, Glen Green, Russell Ray and Bill Reynolds. JUNIOR RED CROSS President, Margaret Davidson, Vice-President, June Orr, Secretary, Dorothy Bonine: Treasure Hobart Maxwell, Sponsor, Miss Christine Graham. I DEBATING CLUB President, June Orr, Vice-President, Theodore Mills, Secretary, Katherine Kirlclen, Sponsor, Miss Ercelle Hunter, FORUM CLUB President, Joe Spenni Vice-President, Earl Minis, Sec.-Trees., Anna Forence Collins, Sponsor, Miss Ruth Swingle. First row: Laura Mae Dyke, Dorothy Dean Shelton, Lester Milsaps, Bettye Mills, Anna Collins. Second row: l-l. T. Longmire, Arnold Stulce, Miss Ruth Swingle, Earl Minnis and Joe Spenn. HOBBY CLUB President, Robert Clift, Vice-President, Theodore Mills, Secretary, Ross Clilt, Sponsor, Mr. Frances Gates, First rovv: Julian Ray, James Varner, William Thatcher, Billy Hensley, Theodore, Mills Olah Gravitt, Bill Cox. Second rovv: Joe Sullivan, J. D. Woodvvard, Glen Green, Sam Beene, Noah Roberts, Wallace Walker, Clarence Miller. Third rovv: Robert Clift, Marvin Jackson, l-lorace Gann, Wayne Lewis, and Mr. Gates. CRA FTSMAN'S GUILD President, Eugene Shannon, Vice-President, L. F. Johnson, Secretary, Marvin Connor, Treasurer l-lerial Bledsoe, Sponsor, Mr. W. l-l. Bell, COMMERCIAL CLUB President, Alpha Shadwick, Vice-President, Kathleen Cannon, Secretary, Enda Ruth Roberts, Sponsor Miss Bessie Nipper. First row: Jean Forlcner, Mary Ruth Mullcey, Ruth Alice Priddy, Ann Davis, Almeda Mcl2ee, Mary Easter Cofer, Audrey Dodd, and Juanita Welch. Second row: Bernice Roberts, Eulene Thomas, Bessie Newman, Desma l-lutcheson, Edna Ruth Roberts, Rosalie Grant, Thelma Cox, Leon Pendergrass, Kathleen Cannon, and Miss Nipper. Third row: Eyadna Lovelady, Alvin Elsea, J. D. Woodward, Joe Sullivan, and Glen Green. Fourth row: Pay Shoemate, Bill Card, and Charles Llren. ARCHEOLOGY CLUB President, H. T, Lorgmire, Vice-President, Don Schlief, Secretary, l-lelen Kayler, Sponsor, Miss Fannie B. Wallace. I NAVY AND GOLD STAFF Editor-in-chief, Myra Milligan, News Editor, Almeda Mcl2ee, Faculty Advisor, Miss Geneva Crawley, Business Advisor, Mr. Francis Gates. First row: Jean Forkner, Isabel Davis, Almeda Mcl2ee, Myra Milligan, Mary Elizabeth Pitts, Lois Marler, Anne Mcllee. Second rovv: Mary Frances Levvis, Margaret Davidson, Miss Crawley, Eula Lee Buchanan, George Carden. Third row: Billy Card, Eslcin Gann, James London, Mr, Francis Gates. fs ey.. su. ' Aw CHEER LEADERS Sponsor, Mr. Percy Grant Gloria Shafer, Juanita Davidson, Helen Schmid, Max Orr, Jimmy Copeland. 'S a iv We F. F. A. President, Robert Clilt, Vice-President, Eskin Gann, Secretary, Clillord Logan, Treasurer, Arnold Smith, Reporter, l-lerial Bledsoe, Advisor Mr. W. l-l, Bell. Z AQEXFAI if ROBERT CLIFT CLIFFCDRD LOGAN State Farmer State Farmer At the F. F. A. Convention in Nashville last April, our chapter was honored by having two of its members elected to the degree of State Farmer. This is the highest degree conferred by the State Convention. l MISS BETTY BARNES F. F. A. Queen for 1939-40. Third Annual F. F. A. Father Son Banquet l-leld November 14, 1939 with Fifty Five present. Miss Betty Barnes of Falling Water was crowned F. F. A. Queen. Professor Marshall Clark, county superintendent, was elected to honorary mem- bership. Principal speaker was Mr. W. G. Foster. BOYS 4-H CLUB Pres, Marvin Jackson, Vice-Presdent, l-lorace Gann, Sec.-Trees., l-loward Smith, Sponsor, Mr. l. K. Snyder. BIBLE CLUB President, Bill Reynolds, Vice-President, Alma Schadwick, Secretary, Thelma Keith, Sponsor, Miss Ercelle l-lunter. Morale lf you th'nk your are beaten, you aref If you think you clare not, you don If you'd l.ke to win, but you think yo lt's almost a cinch you wont If you think you'II lose, you're lost, For out of the world we Find Vt. u can't, Success begins with a FelloW's willm lt's all in the state of mind. If you think you're outclassecl, you are, Vou've got to think high to rise. You've got to be sure of yourself before You can ever win a prize. l.ile's battles don't always go To the stronger or faster man, But soon or late the man who wins ls the one who thinks he can. Glmfef MR. ANTHONY METUSEK Foot Ball Coach MR. JAKE SEATON Assistant Coach Foot Ball 8: Basket BaII MR. EARNEST ELDRIDGE Basket Ball Coach MR. KYLE SNYDER Treasui e r MISS CHRISTINE GRAHAM Coach Health 81 Physical Education Opponents Central Baylor Spring City South Pittsburgh Rhea High Marion Meigs Tyner Whitwell Tracy City DEW LJ FOOTBALL GAMES Locals Soddy-Daisy Soddy-Daisy Soddy-Daisy Soddy-Daisy Soddy-Daisy Soddy-Daisy Soddy-Daisy Soddy-Daisy Soddy-Daisy Soddy-Daisy I Score 7- 7 39- O O- 6 O- O '18-'19 13- 6 6-'IQ 12- 7 7-25 7- 6 Ligi COACH MATUSEK Coach Matusek should be congratulated for the team he has developed. We know the school appreciates the work he and his assistants, Coach Seaton have done in the past three years and wish them the best of luck next year. CAPTAIN ROSS fButchJ CLIFT Butch was every bit a fine captain as he was a player. I-le was chosen as all conference half back in '38 and also '39. Butch with his excellent punting and running will be missed in the years to come. ARTHUR CBoggyJ CURVIN Boggy has played three years of football. This year he was cho en all conference end. With his blocking, passing and catching he should be a great help to the team next year. MILLARD fBunkD HACKNEY Bunk who held down his position was good on the offense as well as the defense and could block and tackle with the best of them. Chosen an all Conference tackle he will be back to help the team. Bunk was also elected as next year's captain. EUGENE CGeneJ VARNER Gene was especially good on defense. I-le has many tackles behind the line of scrimmage to his credit. I-le was an all conference guard last year and repeated the honor this year. I-le will be greatly missed. MARCUS fBecIO GANN Beck although light had plenty of nerve and played hard at all times. I-le received honorable mention as all conference guard. WARREN CLAYTON Warren although light made an excellent showing as guard. l-le could be counted on and when a play was called his way he always got his men. Warren received honorable mention as all conference guard. ROLAND POE Roland made an excellent showing for only one year's experience. CHARLES CFIopJ LYNCH Flop was a good defense as well as an offensive end. I-le will be missed. BILL fSquirrelyD NELSON Bill was a fine passer as well as a runner. I-le will be missed. LEE MULKEY Lee was a fine fullback and when a yard was needed he was the boy to carry the pigskin. I-le was also Alternate Captain. I-le will be missed. JAMES CBIackieD MOORE Blackie played quarter back and did an excellent job of it and will be missed. WILLARD GRANT Willard played quarter back and did an excellent job of it and the team will miss him. CLIFFORD AND CECIL LOGAN These two brothers proved that when put into a game that they could take it. Clifford will not be back next year, but Cecil will see plenty of service next year. ARTHUR SMEDLY and ARNOLD SMITH Smedly was good on defense and could be counted on to make any tackles behind the line of scrimmage. Smith made an excellent showing for only one year of experience. JAMES fMonkJ MULKEY and DUVAL HAWK Monk played excellent ball for one year's experience and will be a great help to the team. WADE MASTERSON AND JAMES CLIFT Wade and James, though freshmen, looked pretty good and we will see a lot of them. JIM COX and HOBART MAXWELL Jim, although light, showed everyone that he had what it takes to be a center. I-le will be back. I-lobart was every bit a fine fullback. I-le could kick and run with the best of them. When he was called on, he did his best with force. HOMER SMITH I-lomer's first year in football was good. Although he had no experience, he showed that he could take it. l TENNESSEE VALLEY ALL CONFERENCE FOOTBALL PLAYERS Left to right: Captain Ross Clilt, Eugene Varner, Millard l-laclcney, and Arthur Curvin l l i LETTER MENS CLUB President, Arthur Curvin, Vice-President, Millard I-laclcney, Secretary, Tom Evans, Sponsor, Mr Matusek. First rovvi James Moore, Eugene Varner, Marcus Gann, Charles Lynch, Willard Grant, Cecil Logan Arthur Smedley, Warren Clayton, Second rovv: Joe Spann, J. D. Eldridge, Arnold Smith, Willard Reno, Tom Evans, Duval l-lavvlce James Mullcey. Third row: Ross Clift, Millard l-laclcney, Arthur Curvin, Lee Mullcey, Warren Ervin, Mr. Matusela I Ross Clift J. D. Eldridge Roy Eldridge Arthur Curvin Eugene Bledsoe Lewis Germ Millard Hackney Lee Mu'key Coy Johnson BASKET BALL GAMES Opponents Locals Central Soddy-Daisy City Soddy-Daisy Sale Creek Soddy-Daisy Cent el Soddy-Daisy Lyerly Soddy-Daisy Meigs Soddy-Daisy Sale Creek Soddy-Daisy South Pittsburgh Soddy-Daisy Megs Soddy-Daisy Red Bank Soddy-Daisy South Pittsburgh Soddy-Daisy Tyner Soddy-Daisy Red Bank Soddy-Daisy Whitwell Soddy-Daisy Ci y Soddy-Daisy South Pittsburgh Soddy-Daisy Score 98-96 99-31 36-54 35-30 36-39 91-45 96-34 94-37 14-34 99-44 17-38 91-33 98-51 96-44 49-94 8-97 gmks A i 5 CAPTAINS AND ALTERNATES Captain Butch Clilt and Alternate captain Mulkey presenting Captain l-lackney and Alternate Captain Cuvin a football as a token. The Captain and Alternate Captain of 1939-4O were Butch Clilt and Lee Mulkey. The Captain and Alternate Captain of 1940-41 will be Millard Hackney and Arthur Curvun. PHYSICAL ED lnslructor, Miss Christine Graham The Physical Education department is a new department and has grown rapidly. lt has a well rounded program including tumbling, volley ball, basket ball, soft ball, track, and other cor- rective exercises and games. The department gave a public demonstration of the work it has been doing on November 94. The girls are working to earn letters by the point system. A few girls will receive letters this Year for earning as many as Five hundred points. MISS SODDY-DAISY Mary Elizabeth Pitts, cheer leader, member of Navy and Gold stall, secretary-treasurer of Music Club, and leading role in All At Seaf, a very pleasing personality. C - Qndugt We Are Makers of Cur Destinies H - onesty A - bility R - eadiness ir A - daptability if C - onsistency T - actfulness E - ffort The Things We Think, Say, and Do Places Us in R - everence :WML WMM MR. SODDY-DAISY l-l. T. Longmire, a sophomore, vvas chosen by popular vote to represent the school as Mr. Soddy-Daisy For the year oi 1939-40. ln the Popularity Contest lor Miss Soddy-Daisy and Mr. Soddy-Daisy, the candi- dates from the freshman class vvere Bobby .lenlcins and Wade Masterson, sophomore representatives vvere Mary Elizabeth Pitts and H. T, Longmire, junior representatives were June Crr and Millard l'laclcney, senior representatives were Rose Edna Jenlcins and Lee Mullcey. EULA LEE BUCHANAN - Valedictorian THEODORE MILLS H Senior Class President and Senior Class Representative KATHLEEN CANNON - Salutatorian MVRA MlLLlOAN f Editor ol Navy ancl Gold DOROTHY SKILLERN, D. A. R. Representative. BERNICE ROBERTS -An efficient willing and dependable vvorlcer always standing lor trutlw and in- tegrity. JACK JETT - Winner ol Ameri- can Legion Medal. ALMEDA MCREE - Faculty Rep resentative and Assembly pianist. J. L. SNEED - Class poet MARY JENKINS f Sclmool Artist CATHERINE DYKE - Editor of TRGJAN BUFQRD VGUNG - Stage Manager. June Orr Junior Class President Freshman Class Officers Max Orr, Pres., Gloria Shafer, Vice-Pres., Hazel Ann Jackson, Sec., Anna Florence Collins, Treas. Laura Margaret Thatcher Class Artist Sophomore Officers Joe Spann, Pres., l-larold Lewis, Vice-President, Jewell Chancey Secretary, Thelma Keith, Treasurer ll life is tlie joy of living, come and grow along with us. We lead to destinies lair Wlwere memory lingers and wants to remain, but time Flashes on and only memory remains in .fyZ6lfIfL0'Z'7 612146 T :A X f 2 3 :' 3 5?i5?E4l4. 2 i 1 ,, l i CAFETERIA MANAGERS Mrs. Margaret B. Thompson Miss Sallie Smith Nrs. Nary E. Springfield Niss Katherine l'lale MEMORIES So often life just trudges on, We only lcnovv it's passing by! And then we hear a note, a song, From out the years a haunting cry. We pause, and live again the years That we have trod so oft before. We feel again the joys and tears-- And then we softly close the door. And travel 'on our way again With life that now seems commonplace But in the years to come will gain A place that time cannot efface. -0. Barnes Dayton ARTISTS The world contains many an artist, Who knows not the technique of art, Who knows not the tricks of the rhymer, And yet is a poet at heart, Who knows not the use of a chisel, Nor the deftness of eye or of hand, But whose spirit is Filled with a longing l-le never can quite understand. There are painters who never touch canvas, Musicians who ever are still, Who have not the gift of expression, Lack adequate training and skill, There are mcn with the dreams ofthe masters Who never are known unto fame, Whose spirits are Filled with a music And beauty they never can name. There are poems unsung and unspoken, Transcending the limits of art, There are visions unpainted that linger In the innermost realms of the heart, There are writers who never have written And sculptors who delve not in stone, There are spirits who thrill with a message, Yet strive on in silence alone. Mayhap there's fruition and answer Somewhere in the regions of bliss, ln worlds that are yet undiscovered, For unfulfilled longings in this. At last they may Find their lost visions, At last they may reach to the goal, The ones who fall short of expression And yet who are artists in soul. -J. A. Edgerton TO CDUR PATRONS The names lound on the following pages are our good Friends. They have co- operated in this our mutual enterprise, malcing good their iaith in the young people of our community. We pledge our allegiance to such an altruistic spirit in business. Let us thank them for their generosity to us and through our continued patronage, do our part, in promoting their progress-No man can live unto himself. Students who called upon these courteous Business men are glad to be found among their friends on the pages to follow: These girls are-- Juanita May, Rose Edna Jenlcins, Ruth Cross, Dorothy Borine, June Orr, Dorothy Lee Carden, and Margaret Davidson. --noii .Zuma Blau-tPwuL Funer l Home Phone Q-2116 Funeral Directors and Ambulance Service The l'lome of Sincere Service 1805 McCallie Ave. Chattanooga, Tenn. Some Pleasant Places to Shop CI-IATTANOO6A'S FOREMOST MERCI-IANTS LOVEMANS, INC. Corner 8th and Market MILLER BROS. CO. Corner 7th and Market TI-IE FISCI-IER CO. JEWELERS Corner 9th and Market CLEMONS BROTI-IERS, CO. FURNITURE 84 HOUSE FURNISHINGS Corner 8th and Chestnut THE VOGUE 719 Market St Chattanooga, T A. F. STEINHOEFEL JEWELEI2 'I4 W. 8th Str Phone 6-6949 Chattanooga T T. I-I. PAYNE COMPANY STATIONERS - FOUNTAIN PENS - SCHOOL SUPPLIES 119 West 8th Street Chattanooga T I-IARDIE AND CAUDLE MEN'S FURNISHINGS 809 Market Stree Ch g T Jae CCEKIIWL Grant-Patten Milk Co. Special Attention Given to picnics and Parties You Can Whip Our Cream . . . But You Can't Beat Our Milk 'IQQO King Street Chattanooga, Tenn. BEST WISHES FROM YOUR Home Stores SODDY Where Low Price and DAlSY Quality Meet RED BANK Fruits Vegetables Sundries MANAGERS Earl Brown Bo Welch Neal Dodd American School of Commerce DAY AND NlCil-ll CLASSES A Private, Limited Resident School. lndividual Instruction and lnternational l'lome Study. Thirty courses for Business and Government. Our Student Finance Plan, will enable you to talce any course, or you may earn tuition over expenses, or pay initial payment and expenses, remainder when placed in a position. Comfortable-Sale. Conveniently located, yet away from the noise. We have been fortunate in placing our graduates, by recommendation of employers of our Alumni. Character and a willingness to worlt, will help us to get you placed in a good position. Q3 Bluff View. Phone 6-4346. Martin-Thompson Company Athletic Goods 706 Cherry Street Chattanooga, Tenn. 'llt Rays to Playl' Compliments of Kinqsboro Silk Mills, lno. Manufacturers of Rogers Run-proof Underwear Summers Chevrolet lno. Oldest Chevrolet Dealer in Hamilton Co. Frigidaires, Ranges, Water l-leaters, Maytag Washers, Philco Radios. RED BANK TENNESSEE Herty Turpentine Cup Company Burned Shale Products DAISY TENNESSEE Shop at Sears and Save Sears, Roebuck St Company 533 lVlarl4et Street Chattanooga, Tenn. Compliments Chattanooga Interstate Fair September '16, '17, '18, '19, QO, Q1 When in Chattanooga Parlc your Car at Brood Street Ggrgge Downtown Parking 627 Broad Street Chattanooga Earl Rogers Plate Lunch 4 Sinclair Gas and Oil Vegetables - Groceries Y- Feed DAISY TENNESSEE Compliments Q1 I Crlsman Hardware Phcne7-1114 f I5 ! 1'?!t-lit Phone7-1116 510-512 Broad Street Chattanooga 511-513 Market Street Engravings in this Annual macle by Acme Engraving Company 3'1'1 North Market St. Chattanooga Phone 6-9918 O . 9qukllllllllllf0l, , , Southernbames , A Ice Cream Q qi fir mum V- ns Fowler Brothers Company Home ol Westinghouse Electric Refrigerators, Westinghouse Electric Ranges Washers, Water l-leaters, and Small Appliances 701-703-705-707 Broad Street Chattanooga, Tenn Compliments ol Templeton's jewelers TQ West Eighth Street Chattanooga, Tenn 'Just OFF Nlarlcet Street Hicks'Brown Chevrolet Company Qlds-Chevrolet Sales and Service 'l6O Nlarlcet Street DAYTON TENNESSEE Telephone Q28 Hollman Lumber Company Lumber ol All Kinds Millwork, Doors, Windows Sale Creelc, Tennessee T I EAT I DRINK Double Cola Schild ualit lce Cream Q y Semrnoie Bottling Co. Phone Q-T991 M' Sclnld Sf CO' 1219 McCallie Ave. num CI-TATTANOOGA DAYTON TENNESSEE TENNESSEE Kimball Engraving Co. Stationery-Engravers COMMENCEMENT INVITATIQNS-CALLING CARDS 821 Broad Street, Next Door to Chamber of Commerce Phone 6-1531 Chattanooga, Tennessee A 6' M Old Reliable, Chickamauga 6' Furman Brand Fertilizers BEST BY TEST A. D. Adair 84 McCarty Bros., Inc. Established T866 ATLANTA, GA. CI-IATTANOOGA, TENN. For Sale By DAISY MILLING COMPANY SODDY FEED COMPANY Daisy, Tenn. Soddy, Tenn. ,ww BAKERITE S535 , lla: ,, 4q A Finer shortening for all lcnds o baking and .. - W' 'T A W' vi BAliw,,:: Frying. It takes LESS of BAKErite and does a ew, better baking job. . W xA' - '1MQQ,pvw For sale by leading grocers everywhere! Compliments Cherokee Motor Coach Co., lnc. 316 East 'llth Street Chattanooga Tennessee Compliments ol Moliesson - Dull Chattanooga Tennessee 7 ,Q W ALWAYS CN TIME 11 1 To dress up your printing in a smart new type face that precisely fits your 10 l 9 line of business or the thought you 9 . 3 wish to express. Your printing will go through The College Press with 8 4 the precision of clockwork. 7 5 6 THE COLLEGE PRESS K A Collegedale, Tenn. Tel. Z-1186 Easterly Nursery Cornpony Cleveland, Tennessee Growers of High grade Nursery stock, Fruit trees, shrubbery and Ornamental stock ol the highest type. Landscape Service by trained competent men, prices reasonable and work guaranteed. Call and see us. Route Number ll U. S. Highway, 35 miles west of Cleveland. Tl-lli Chattanooga Belting Sz Supply Co. INDUSTRIAL SUPPLY Distributors - - - Belting - l'lose - Pacldng - Tools - Textile and Mill Supplies CHATTANOOGA TENN. Dayton Mills Flour, Meal, Grain, Salt and Feeds Dayton Tennessee Card Motor Co. Auto Repairs Day Phone QQ Night Phone Q91 Billy Card Soddy Tennessee Darwin Pontiac Cr Electric Co. STEAK and I-IOT BISCUITS Good Qld Southern Coolcingl General Electric Appliances I Pontiac Automobiles Phone Q 'l 7 Dayton Tennessee SALES SERVICE Arnold Motor Co. Dayton Tennessee Phone 'IO Phone Q57 See Gur Good Used Cars C. Y. Tl-IURMAN 3 Miles South ol Dayton, Tennessee The Tavern I Hale Drug Co. Drugs and Medicines-Prescriptions Toilet Articles and Rubber Goods Soddy, Tennessee Phone T5 Soddy Motor Co. PURE OIL PRODUCTS Service Seldom Equaled-Never Excelled Owners: Lester Levi and E. S. Wright Soddy Tennessee Compliments of Wann'Chapman Funeral Home Ambulance 6 - Q 'I 'I Q Buick Pontiac Valley Motors, Inc. 1QQ5 Broad Street Phone 7-3331 Chattanooga Tennessee Compliments of judge Will Cummings DAY OR NIGHT SERVICE Phone 6-9730 Marler's Garage Day and Night Wrecker Service, Truck and Auto Repair, paint, Body and Fender Work. RALPH MARLER 123 Market St. Chattanooga, Tenn. We were Shanghaied Ly Juanita-Dorothy Lee Dorothy and Rose lfdna-How could vve say no The Riviera Theatre North Chattanooga All the Big Picturesaat Popular Prices R. j. Coulter Funeral Home Soddy Phone 44 Chattanooga Phone 6-6114 Ambulance Service Building Material, Lumber, plumbing Supplies, Hardware, Paints and Glass Red Bank Hardware Company Phone 6-5727 Red Bank, Tenn. Compliments of Bruce L. Freeman EX M6251 mantra WQISLQQS fPAT,D V0 ,I ll Ll l 12 msg X lf 1 GEORGES HOT BARBECUE 'l'l8 Marlcet Street W. J. Rogers, Owner ITS DELICIOUSU BENN-HUBB PEANUT BUTTER Compliments of KENTON SHOE HOSPITAL 'TB E. Bth Street Chattanooga Tennessee ATHLETIC LETTERING Cl-IATTANOOGA BUTTON 84 BADGE MFG. CO. 'IO9 E. 7th Street Complimens ol A FRIEND HARRIS 84 HOGSI-IEAD Optometrists Glasses prescribed without drops. '13 East 8th Street Compliments ol THE DIXIE SAVING STORE Soddy Tennessee Compliments ol CI-IATTANOOGA GLASS COMPANY Manufacturers ol Circle C Bottles Chattanooga, Tennessee Chattanooga Tennessee No Dinner is Complete ,L t without -11? ' STAGMAIER S 'gil SCHUOL BUSHQESS gv All m,5 Vacuum Cup lx ' K c H A T T A N Q Q G A 5' -fe ' 'z CEZFTTIQE I To Help You. Achieve Your A L TE pound pticlzageis A select school for the young alrTd RslETnen who T ess Xpenslve d d are interested in preparing forla well-paying position V Chattdngosghd TUrEOryCg3etSpQ5r pdyro iinhuggwfgzlgauigireitsooecllg et, Planning YcurFuture, - ' an ou- uy ur ro ucts ' A- '-V U ' A uSayi1with Flowers Good Roofs Above All MEMBER F. T. D. Roofing, Siding Weather Strip Miss Oertrude's FLOWER SHOP CAMPBELL ROOFING 84 INSULATING CO- 'T6 East Sixth Street Telephone 6-'VI53 T307 Mecellle Avenue Chattanooga, Tennessee Clwttdnoogaf Tennessee F. E. ROBINSON CO. The Hustling Druggistsn NORTH SIDE DRY CLEANING CO. Ouality Cleaners Dyeing Repairing pressing PW12109 J. E. Kissinger, Proprietor DGYTOT' Tennessee 313 N. Marltet St. Phone 6-3252 MORTONS WOODCRAFT SHOP High Ouality Reproductions Ladder Baclc Chairs A Specialty Arthur Morton Graysville, Tenn WILKINS CANDY CO. SCH RAFFTS Compliments of SODDY HIGH ALUMNI ASSOCIATION Ever the Friend of Education Compliments of THE UNIVERSITY OF CHATTANOOGA Chattanooga Tennessee Cl-IECKERBOARD FEED STORE Big enough to handle your business Small enough to appreciate your patronage- 11O8Marl4etSt. Chattanooga, Tenn. O9Brei1d MILLS 84 LUPTON SUPPLY COMPANY SUPER-SERVICE T152-54 Marlcet St. Chattanooga Tennessee Congratulations and all good wishes LYLE STOVALL Insurance and Surety Bonds Hamilton Bank Building Chattanooga, Tenn. Texaco Products-Firestone Dealer Lubrication Work a Specialty Daisy Service Station G. C. Hensley, Owner Daisy Tennessee Compliments ol B. MIFELIN HOOD COMPANY Daisy Tennessee VIOLET STUDIO I. F Camera Shop 1 Comp iments o Kodak Film Supplies ERNEST ELDRIDGE STORE Ouality Rhoto Finishing General Merchandise 11 East Seventh St. 6-1553 l Chattanooga Daisy Tennessee NOLAND COMPANY, INC Wholesale Plumbing, Heating and Mill Supplies 115 Marlcet Street Chattanooga Tennessee BOULEVARD SERVICE STATION Texaco Products Open All Night Tires-Batteries-Accessories-Washing Greasing-Tire Recapping 301 Cherokee Blvd. Phone 6-9601 Compliments ol NEWBERRY-DENTON CO., INC. Soddy Tennessee SKILLERN SERVICE STATION WILEY SCI-IOOL OF BUSINESS Entire 5th Floor Chattanooga Times Bldg. The School that Gets Resultsn 40th Year of Successful Service SEVEN SPRINGS TOURIST CAMP AND SERVICE STATION Good Gulf Produets Balcewell Tenne see U. Q7 ' I Soddy Tennessee Q5 Miles North o Chattanooga W. R. Benjamin, Mgr. Modern Rates DAISY HARDWARE COMPANY Dealers in I-Iardvvare, Lime, Cement Building Materials, Fertilizer, seeds. I-Ieadquarters lor Fishing Taclcles. G. Walter Card, Owner Daisy Tennessee ELESAY JEWELRY COMPANY 616 Marlcet Street 6-3173 Chattanooga Compliments of NEI-II BOTTLING CO. Malcer ol Royal Crown Cola and Nehi Beverages 509 E. Main Street Chattanooga Tennessee DAVENPORT 84 SONS Staple 84 Fancy Groceries Fresh Meats 84 Country Produce Phone 73 Soddy, Tenn. ABLE HARDWARE 84 IMPLEMENT CO. Anything 8: Everything in Hardware Phone 164 Dayton, Tennessee COULSTON DRY CLEANERS White Oak Quality Cleaning Suits or Plain Dresses 35 cents Or 3 for S100 We Deliver in Soddy and Daisy 1 .rf F LE PEoPLEs sruoio caivisnfx sHoP fc its-ae? ON Six East Ninth Street JEWELERS Chattanooga Tennessee Photographs of quality and developing Printing and Enlarging-Kodalcs-Films Cine Films and Hollywood home Movies 805 Marlcet Street Through to Broad Chattanooga Tennessee Compliments of Employees of United States Post Ofhce Soddy Tennessee Greetings from Jr R. CLIFT to SENIOR CLASS Always Ready to Serve WILLIAMS GLASS AND FRAME CO. 4 E. 11th 6-8353 Opposite Hotel Patten Glass Tops-Picture Framing ELDER GROCER and Standard Oil Products Daisy Tennessee Compliments of Our Good Friend E. Y. CI-IAPIN SIGNAL GARDEN DAYTON PIKE AND SIGNAL MT. RD. Chicken and Stealc Dinners Choice Sandwiches Chef Albert Waller Mgr. E. S. Johnson BUTCI-I FLOYD I-Iome of Good Food Try Our Fresh Meats Daisy Tennessee DR. PEPPER BOTTLING COMPANY 2201 McCallie Avenue Phone 2-2104 Chattanooga, Tennessee Say it with Flowers Visit joys Florist G90 9e'5 817 Mafket St- For the Best Hamburgers in Town Chattanooga Tennessee 129 East Eighth St. Chattanooga Kelly Music Co. Distributors and Jobbers PIANGS AND COIN MACHINES Wurlitzer Simplex Nickel Phonographs Fl. G. Stivers Lumber Company Lumber and Mill Work 345 East Main Street Phones 6-7'l7O - 6-7179 S20 E. 9th Phone 6-7256 Chattanooga TCW- Chattanooga Tennessee Sewanee Coal and Co. For an ExpErtHLubrication a BUMHS Supplies . Coal 4 a C. H. Peanuts Rogers Paint Roofing ,loh B d - Q 1038 Nlaln St. 6968 Gulf products t at rod Chattanooga Tenn. Chattanooga Tennessee Compliments ol Drink Pepsicola Lime Cola Bottling Co. df 'l6O'l McCallie Avenue Sklllel'I'lS, St3tlOl1 Phone Q-7273 Chattanooga Tennessee Soddy Tennessee Compliments ol 1. E. Lea Easy way Gfqcefy C0, Fresh Meats and Groceries Telephone - No. 'IQ 'l37 Market St. Chattanooga, Tenn. Soddy Tennessee Chattanooga Seed Co. SOO Market Street Chattanooga Tennessee Porter Poe's Pine Pole Palace Daisy Tennessee Compliments ol Wilkes T. Thrasher Registered Male SPOUED POLAND CHINA Bred by Columbia Experiment Station Owned by Will Linker Curaysville, Tennessee Service Fee S200 C. H. JCNES SERVICE STATION GUTH SERVICE STATION 'lOth at Broad St. Gull Gasoline and Motor Oils WOCO pep Phone Groceries Gulllex Lubrication Service Goodrich Tires and Batteries O. N. Outh Soddy, Tennessee L. W. ROGERS CHARUE LEE A Hand Laundry Uroceries Meats Vegetables Feeds MO E S th St t sis ii ca a oi ' mn me 2 as an ls Opposite Park Hotel Phone 6-2860 Daisy, Tennessee Chdttdnocgd Tennessee OWEN PHARMACY Everything in the Drug Line CQMPI-IMENTS QF And Then Some We Have School Supplies A FRIEND Daisy Tennessee A CREED Men may seem sundered from each otheri but the soul that each possesses, and the destiny common to all, invest them with a basic brotherhood. There is a destiny that makes us brothers: None goes his way alone: All that we send into the lives of others Comes back into our own. l care not what his temples or his creeds, One thing holds Firm and fast- That into his fateful heap of days and deeds The soul of a man is cast. -Edwin Markham Compliments of Our Good PATRCNS AND FRIENDS SANITARY GRQCERY The I-Iome of Good Foods MR- JOHN JONES D T dyton Pl-,One NO, 47 ennessee Millers Grove Lalce C. C. HOWARD FURNITURE COMPANY SECURITY FEED AND SEED COMPANY Main Street Chattanooga, Tenn. 'IQOT Broad Street Telephone 6-3846 WILLIAMS I'IAT SI-'IOP T JOI-IN W. CLIFT Smart I-lat,-Reasonable Prices Electric Shop Q3 Frazier Avenue Rhone 32 Chattanooga Tennessee Soclcly Tennessee R. D. COPRNGER H' T. WOOD General Merchandise T Sale Creek Tennessee I Eat Tom's Toasted peanuts RED FRONT ICE CREAM STATION Sweetest Place in Town Ice Cream-Cold Drinlcs-Candy Dayton Tennessee BUDGE CLIFT Soddy Tennessee DAYTON DRY CLEANERS DR. J. L. AUSTIN and ASSOCIATES Wggcfgfdgejggggtrjgs 519 Mccdnre Ave. Phone 6-1197 TRY US Chattanooga, Tennessee SMITH SERVICE STATON ALLISON gf CO' Sinclair Qpaline Lubrication Chattanooga Tennessee Daisy Tenne-gee J. M. McCLANNAI-IAN JUDGE L. D. MILLER Groceries Soddy Tennessee Chattanooga Tennessee J. H. HENDERSQN TOM SELMAN Chat anooga Tennessee ROY VARNER YOUR FRIEND Soddy Tennessee W' L' 8 G' L' BARNES ZELMA E. SHERRELL Balcewell Tennessee MR. JOE ROBERTS A. SCI-IWARTZMANN Socldy Tennessee Compliments oF Our Good PATRONS AND FRIENDS A FRIEND STAPITS BOOK SHOP DAISY TEA ROOM DGISY -IACFIDZSSCZ WILLIE I2IcKETTs BAKER'S GROCERY OuaIIty with Servicen 320'I Dayton I3iIce MR. T. O. SUDDATH MR. WILL PENNEY MISS ELIZABETH SUDDATH J. AVERY BRYAN CO., INC FuneraI Directors 747-49 McCaIIie Avenue JOE J. ROGERS Former Student of Central High Chattanooga Rhone 6-2'I3'I Tennessee SNEEDS CAFE R' B' MAY And I4ooImotor Gas Products . Soddy Tennessee Daisy Tennessee T. H. NEWBERRY FIIIing Station Soddy Tennessee MERTIN'S FRENCH CLEANING CO. 'I20 IVIarIcet St. 723 Walnut St. TERRELL ELECTRIC COMPANY A CompIete Etectrical Servicen I'I04 McCaIIie Ave. Chattanooga Tennessee MIDVALE SERVICE STATION Texaco Products W. T. CBIIID Hunter 2000 Dayton BIvd. POWELL MATTRESS CO. 615-6'I7 East Main Stree. Renovated 84 SteriIized Rhone 6-8062 Subscribe for Your Home Town Paper THE DAISY-SODDY NEWS CaII DON CHERRY TRE CO. UNDERWOOD AUTO SERVICE Broad at 'I3 th St. Rhone 6-7565 When It's an Exide you Start North Chattanooga When It,s a Hood you Stop CHARLES L. NORTON AGNEW HARDWARE CO. Hardware 84 Paints Between the Bridges 30 Frazier St. Chattanooga BuiId.ng Construction Trades THE SHERWIN-WILLIAMS CO. Compliments ol Our Good PATRONS AND FRIENDS PARKERS FLORAL CO. Dayton Pilce FOX BROTHERS COMPANY Distributors ol FEATHERLITE FLOUR Try Our Tree Ripened Fruits Best Wishes from HEDGEPETH FRUIT STANDS YOUV Favorite Gfoeef At Tunnel on Dayton Rilce R. B. GROSS Groceries 84 Vegetables Balcewell Tennessee ECONOMY LUMBER CO. Price - Ouality - Service Rhone 6-5932 DR. W. S. BAREFIELD Dentist 614 James Building Chattanooga Tennessee LLOYD l., JONES General Merchandise Texaco Cias 84 Oil Hixson Route 1 BOYD 84 KINGET GROCER Telephone No.1-3829 Dayton Tennessee OSCAR A. SPRUELL, OWNER Chattanooga Surgical Company MANSFIELD COFFEE SHOP Chattanooga Tennessee DGYt0Vi Tennessee WlLLlNGHAM 84 CO. LELAND GANN Building Supplies Mill Worlc Sgddy Tgrmggggg Chestnut St. Rhone 6-1 Chattanooga Tennessee DP. R- A- SlVllTl'l, DENTIST STOVALL HARDWARE CO. Rhone 6-3621 Wholesale 84 Retail 813k Marlfet St. Chattanooga, Tenn. 711 Cherry Street Chattanooga, Tenn. CARD POULTRY FARM ELLIOTT BROTHERS' SERVICE STATlON Baby Chiclcs Texaco Products - Groceries Balcewell Tennessee On Dayton Rilce-At Soddy-Daisy l'ligh School CHATTANQOGA PLATING at ' F , RADIATOR WORKS Chromium and Nickle Plating--Brass, Copper. MR' F' l-l' FARR 520 Broad Street Dial 6-7645 The Senior class and sponsor oi the 1940 Annual THE TROJAN take this means of expressing our gratitude to every one who has cooperated in editing this publication-especially the Soddy- Daisy High School Faculty, who are every loyal, and our advertising patrons, who are ever true' May we continue our cooperation for mutual good will, Financial success and good citizenship. 746 51.1 A 'Nt ' 1 78 K 1 i WT , . 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