Sullivan High School - Sullivania Yearbook (Kingsport, TN)

Text from Pages 1 - 130 of the 1948 volume:

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If , 1 - - - B3 , ' ,, X 1 3' J' ' xll 8 Ad mnnrstrafmn WM ADMI ISTRATIC Lewlsl Chase Superlntendent Sullxvan County Schools Walter F Moody Member of School Board IO -gr J. C. Akard Principal, Sullivan High School Ruby Barnes Duncan AB Maryvnlle College Unuverslty of Tennessee Emory and Henry College Shorthand Typing Bookkeepnng James Freeman AB Kung College Algebra Georgia Pearl Hlte AB Mary Boyd Erwin BS M Tennessee Wesleyan College Unxversuty of Tennessee Unnversaty of Chattanooga Bnology Chernnstry FACULTY 5 'Vx Juamta Jones A B Tennessee Wesleyan College Mellugan College Unwersuty of Tennessee Unnverslty of Tennessee Umversuty of Chattanooga Englnsh English 11 Clufhe Fehx BS Western Kentucky State College History Geography Cuvccs Joan Halburnl' BS East Tennessee State College Peabody College Engllsh r wa J 'T' Howard M Kung AB Carson and Newman College Buble Cuvlcs I I I I E I I M ,.:..,t..-H -.3 - fr, -111 A ,,- K-I-.H 1,3-', Q: 'Q V ,, W,-V. , v X1 ,g . 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Jeter Barker A B Emory and Henry College Coach Ermalle Harr Bond BS East Tennessee State College Typung Shorthand Stella Johnson Chambers, BS East Tennessee State College Llbrarlan Blake Barnes AB King College Algebra Geometry Trigonometry FACU LTY E Maude Cox, BS East Tennessee State College Buology 13 Georgna Barnes BS East Tennessee State College Englvsh Latin Elva Runyon Cartwright BS M Radford College Unlversnty of Maryland Unnversvty of Vurgnnla English T Margaret Dealuns, BS East Tennessee State College Unfverslty of Tennessee, Peabody College Art ,Tffa 7.X ' we f I l ' i , . . , . . , . . 1 1 1 , ,Jkilf , Y,1f,,e?gf,4 1, I ,.fe5y?,7h.v 1 , t ' , . . A 1 - -1 , 1 I - sa, Af . QXAS5 310 xr 'D 9 if QW? H 6 AR .www VX! xlq f X W XWX WW fliv Y?-'gfa g Q ass-as 1 I C...-n W' ' X fu , Q x K J N! F A l XJ I ,X X 'V ' 7 X 9 -'in' 1-Wx 5 X MX M K' W -L -IX-4 I xl l'a .1 X A ' f I le l 5 tx M' s K 7 X D7 JF' xt K 'x 4 ' I 'an ,- I' ' N ' f 1' M' ' L? 'L f- 4' ., rf' xl f .ri'1f: .rf .I ' ' A fm I '. :XL ' 'RA '4 I ! uk X A: In-1:3 X 5 - 1 :fx wi Q 9. am. f' 31 'fix' MQ, Q. N., . , 1 5. f UQ . Axb- J J N! fz'5 t5? -'If' ' . X Xf- 3 L...- rfb?-5 Bnig f 11 SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Charles Arnold Dorothy Skeen June McClellan and Leonard Fugate SENIORS LOOK FORWARD lt s the beginning of the end' Yes it s the beginning of the end when orders for cards invitations caps and gowns were taken and when we planned for the annual trip of the senior class to Washington D C Really this year is not the end, but a beginning, Many are planning to enter college next year, some will be getting jobs, others taking the marriage vows, yet many will begin business ventures. The members of the class who were on the annual staff worked long hours planning a yearbook which would be a joy to all readers and a source of pride to the senior class. We were excited with the realization of our being seniors the day we were measured for caps and gowns, and gave our order for diploma covers and announcements. The senior play meant long hours of rehearsing and stage planning. Lucky were the ones who proved themselves actors in this annual event. Members of our class received honorary awards in sports, citizenship, and scholastic capacity. We are all looking forward to graduation, when we will prove our dignity and receive our honorable degrees with a note of solemnity and maybe a tear shed for the good ol' school days, and a beginning of life on our own. To do the lOl little jobs which arise in a senior class were: Leonard Fugate, President, Charles Arnold, vice-president, June McClellan, secretary, and Dorothy Skeen, treasurer, I8 WANDA ARCHER Slow to make friends of all she meets but then they re pals to keep Commercnal Club 3 Art Club 4 Home Ec Club l 2 3 CHARLES ARNOLD Hrs looks plus hrs personallty make hum a swell guy Vuce President of Sensor Class Art Club 4 Presrdent of Art Club KEMP BEGLEY Laugh and Kemp laughs with you weep and Kemp glggles Glee Club 2 3 Art Club 3 Com mercnal Club 3 Scvence Club 2 3 4 PATSY BISHOP Domg easnly what others fund drffrcult ns a ta ent Home E Club l .lunror Cass Treasurer 3 Annual Staff 4 Fnrst And 3 Latnn Club l2 Teachers Secretary 4 HATTIE BARKER Everythlng comes to those who want therefore why should I hurry7 Home Ec Club l 2 3 Commercual Club 3 4 Offlce Staff 4 Art Club 2 Annual Staff 4 Teacher s Secre tary 4 Llbrary Staff 2 3 ARCHIE BLEVINS He who laughs last laughs longest Baseball Club 3 Art Club 4 CLASS OF NINETEEN FORTY EIGHT I9 'su 11 - 11 - . . 11 . 1 - 11 -. 1 . , , 11 . . . 11 . - , . f I 1 - 1 1 1 1 - 1 I ' 1 1 1 . , 1 1 , ' 1 , . 11 ' - 11 1 4 11 1 1 - I 11 ,, 1 ' - 1 1 f C' f l 1 ' , 1 1 - 1 1 ' . . ' 1 1 1 u BILLIE JEAN BLEVINS J W BLEVINS If ever she had an eval thought Today IS but your own to parcel she spoke no eval words as you will Home Ec Club l 23 Commercual Baseball 3 4 Manager of Basket Club 3 Y Teens 4 Latin Club 3 ba 2 3 4 4 Llbrary Staff 2 3 Annual Staff ALVIE BRIGHT To thunk as but an Idle waste of tnme Bas etball l 2 3 Art Club l EVELYN BUCKINGHAM Thou comest between men an those books too often Home Ec Club l 2 3 Cornmercual Club 3 Nui' NORMA BRANDON ls she popular7 Well I guess by the trnends made In S H S Cheerleader 3 4 Commercual Club Home Ec Club l 2 Glee Club I3 Art Club 2 4 Y Teens 3 4 l RUTH CHASE Do your best What more can be expected? Latnn Club l 2 Commercual Club 3 4 Glee Club 3 Ottnce Staff 4 Home EC Club l 2 Annual Stafl 4 Teacher s Secretary 4 SULLIVAN HIGH SCHOOL 20 ' - ,12?5?5ln ,X-. A - 'V , K3 Em., ., iiip 11 II ' Il ' I' I . . ,, . ,, , . 11 ' I I I I I T I ' 1 - 1 1 ll 1 1 - 3141 A I I I 1 I 1 1 1 1 ' 1 - I ' fi' 11 1 - - 11 d 11 . 11 11 11 k 1 1 1 - . 1 1 1 , 5 - 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 y 1 .1 ' JOAN COATES BOBBY COOPER KENNETH COOPER Enthusnasm IS late lst up and He as not an the roll of common Poluteness IS to human nature shmmg men what warmth IS to wax Commercnal Club 3 Glee Club 3 4 Class Presldent 3 mercnal Club 4 Annual Staff 4 Lubrary Staff 4 Annual Staff 4 Jumor Play Office Staff 4 JOAN COWDEN L CRAWFORD .IO ANN CRAWFORD Meet her know her and yOu ll Surely he was one for lest l luve for those I love and the never forget her sport good that l can do Y Teens l 2 3 Commercnal Club Commerglal Club 3 Aff Club l 2 Home EC Club l 2 3 Commerclal 3 4 F H A Club l 2 Art b Club 3 Glee Club l 2 CLASS OF NINETEEN FORTY - EIGHT v ' .7 .nba X Home Ec.AClub l,2,3g Y-Teens 3,45 Annual Staff 4, commercial club Glee club lg Latin Club 3,-1, conn- J. . ,, I ,, H 4 or t ,, . I l ' :A I f I Clu l , , . - r 1 If V A. THELMA CRAWFORD She has a heart as sound as a bell and her tongue IS her clapper Home EC Club l 2 3 Commercual Club 3 4 Y Teens 4 N-uf! ROWENA CUTSHALL Neat ln statue and long halr but speakmg of brams the goods are there Muslc Club l Glee Club Cornmercual Club 3 4 Art Club 2 l 2 3 3 Y Teens 4 GENEVA DAVIDSON Where er she met a stranger she left a frnend Commerclal Club 3 4 Art Club l 3 YTeens 34 Home Ec Club MARGARET DIXON Margaret the gurl wuth he smlle jolly and fnendly all the whnle Home Ec Club l 23 Commercnal Club 3 Latun Club 34 YTeenS l 2 3 4 Library Staff 2 A BETTY JO DONIHE Conscnentlous kmd and sweet always for the rnght she stood JOYCE DUNCAN She helps others wxth her con s nt ray of lught f love t all Glee Club 2 F l'l A 2 4 l'l Whg Crggg her way Club l Commerclal Club 34 Y Teens3 Annual Staff4 Teachers 123 YTeens 2 Annual taff Secretary 4 Comrnerclal Club 3 4 F H A Club 4 Teacher s Secretary 4 SULLIVAN HIGH SCHOOL 22 T '3V'o .32 1, ,ff at, 1 51114 11 11 . 1 11 1 1 1- . ,, - 1 4 11 . 1 4 . 11 4 , . , , , 4 I 2 1 1 1 , ,- ' 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 v , - . . an ,1 M1 'Q ry' 4 11 . . 11 - 4 - ,, - 1 f 1 1 1 - , . . . 11 . , , - ta , O , O ' . . 11 . , 1 . . , ' . ' I I 1 I I I T I I ' ' ' . - . . . f S I I 1 T I I 1 1 I - I 1 4 V 1 1 1 1 1 - 4 , . N.,,.v DWAIN DUNN DONALD DYKES EDITH ESTEPP So hugh us grandeur to our I mught be better uf I cou d No storm ever ruffled the cur dust so near IS God to man when b t It s awful lonesome being rent of her lnfe duty whuspers low thou must good Home Ec Club I 2 3 Cornmerclal Commercial Club 3 4 3 4 Teacher s Secretary 4 Annual I 2 3 Staff 4 Basketball 2 Offuce Staff RUTH FERGUSON FERNE FINK HUGH FREE Happy am I from care I m She seems as happy as a wave Not a man of ,nches buf every free why cant they all be content that dances on the sea mch a man like me, Home EC Club I Art Club 2 3 Comrnercual Club 3 OIIICG Sfaff 4 F H A Club I 2 3 Commercual Club 3 4 Teacher s Y Teens 4 Commercial Club 3 4 Secretary 4 Glee Club 3 Annual Staff 4 Teacher s Secretary 4 CLASS OF NINETEEN FORTY - EIGHT I sl, A fi. W X in ,, . ,, . . H r . I I ,, - 1 I u I I I I -ll I , , ,, . - , , - . , , , then outh replies, 'I can' . 4-H Club l,2g Commercial Club lub 3 4- Art Club I' 4-I-'I Club Y , A I I I , . , , U V ,I I I l , , 4. l ls - . I I I ' . I I LEONARD FUGATE HELEN FULKERSON BOB GIBSON Leonard IS our presldent and Never trouble trouble ll A lntle nonsense now and PVC'-ld Of l 'm we are l'llS every trouble troubles you then as relushed by the best of deed for us IS meant Hes served Home EC Club 1 2 Aff Club I 2 men us well thus far Y Teens Junlor Play Commerclal Art Club Latm Club 2 Commerclal Club 3 Ctu I 2 President of Sensor Class M CARLES GODSEY G W GOTT LE'-AND GOT1' Oh' This learning What a l can resust everything but A head for thoughts profound th ng It as temptation and Clear Commercual Club 3 Art Club 4 Art Club SULLIVAN HIGH SCHCOL an ' ' 11 . ,, . A Q , tl . ' 11 , - - ' ' I ' ' I I ll ll ' ' A I 1 I- I ' , ' l ' 1 1 - . , b , Q 1 , , . V- 'M A rw' , vt . Alix' 'il 9: A W Q' ' ', 5 as,- ' ' Ll - 151 . I I ' l, k ,, . I 1? . N k ll - ' I' ' ' ,I 5 - ' lf' ' . . H ' I , . A PHYLLIS GOTT A cordual smlle for everyone thus she our hearts has won Teachers Secretary 4 F H A Club l23 YTeens l 23 Art2 Com mercual Club 3 4 Annual Staff 4 KEENER GRAY Unwullnng unprepared uncheer fu Never' 4H Club 1234 Secretary f Club 2 Commerclal Club l At Clu l Cu l23 GleeC b MARGARET HAMBLEN JACK HAMMOND I would be adorned w th a Of talent he has a goodly store good dlsposutlon rather than gold but sometlmes falls to use vt more Commercial Club 3 4 H Club l 2 34 YTeens4 FHA Club l 23 CLASS OF NINETEEN FORTY MARVIN GREEAR He who sows courtesy reaps frlendshvo LAVERNE HAMMOND To be useful ns the greatest virtue Archery Club l Commerclal Club l Annual Staff 4 Band 4 - EIGHT Q 11 ' I '11 I - ' ' If ' 2 . - . - , , ,Hz 0 , ,nf - , , J 1 - 1 J r , 5 2 b . Offuce Staff 4: .lunuor Play 35 4-H lb , ,g lu l,2 ' V . .. H . . . ,S V H ' f A , , 5 ' , g - 5 . . . , , . J J . EARL HANCOCK SULLINS HARRIS Blood of a kung and heart of Leave silence to the salnts I B clown am but human Commerclal Club 3 Basketball 2 Commercial Club 3 Junior Play I School Paper 3 ATHA HARRISON Sllence IS deep as Eternlty Speech ns shallow as Tame 4 H Club I23 Home Ec Club Club 3 4 JUNIOR HENSLEY MARVIN HINES What he wnll he wull you can The arm If reached or not depend on that makes great the lute Comrnercnal Club 3 Office Staff 4 F F A I 2 3 Vuce President f H A Glee Cu Ban I Y MARVIN HOLTZCLAW You hear that boy laughsng you thunk he ns all fun but the angels laugh too at the good he has done Art Club l 2 3 Glee Club l 2 3 4 Jumor Play Edltor of Annual Basketball 3 4 Paper Staff 2 3 SULLIVAN HIGH SCHOOL 26 l PO Eff 3 tgfrivif Aff Club 2. ' Baseball 3, Glee Club lg 4-H Club l,2,3: Aff Club 3: Commercial ll :J I I I 5 . ' - . 4 - - I I I . - . O F.F. . lj l bg d 2g . JQQQ RUTH HOOD JEAN HURD If worry were the cause of There was a soft and pensuve death I would llve forever grace a cast of thought upon her Y Teens 3 4 Home Ec Club I 2 face Art Club 4 Commercial Club 3 4 Home Ec Club I 2 3 Art Club I Commercial Club 34 Teachers Secretary 4 JACK JACKSON What care I when I can be at r knll time and take lufe at IS best? Cornmercsal Club 3 Art Club 2 EARL JACKSON A good strong character wuth confndence and force CLASS OF NINETEEN FORTY JOAN HURLEY Thus maiden ns sweet and fanr and seems to never have a care Home Ec Club I 2 3 Art Club I 4 H Club 3 Teacher s Secretary 4 Commercnal Club 3 4 Y Teens 4 MARY F JENNINGS as well to thunk wel u dwme to act well Home Ec Club I Commercnal Club 3 4 Teacher s Secretary 4 Library Staff 2 Annual Staff 4 EIGHT .ww 1 X 4l?'r.r:k '- V - ' r Ag- , KU. - H u . u - Y - - 1 - H H , . , . . - . . H . . I I I - 1 , - - , I 1 , I 1 - - 1 1 J I - I I . U , , I l I I I I ' . vfeiffg, A , 5 H 1 '- w , VM . 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I I I I I I . - ' - KENNETH JONES RUBY JONES RUBY JEAN JONES School IS one mental con Capable klnd and sweet with Who deserves well needs not fuslon a klnd word for all she meets anotherg pralge Commerclal Club 3 4 Teachers Home Ec Club l 4 Art Club 2 4 Comme,-elal Club I Home Ee Club Secretary 4 Offlce Staff 4 Glee Glee Club 3 Commercial Club 3 4 H Club l 23 Llbra Club 3 Staff 3 4 Y Teens 4 DON JOYNER Men of few words are the best of men Commercial Club 3 4 BETTY KILGORE She walks In beauty lake the nnght of cloudless cllmes and starry sknes Annual Staff 4 Teacher s Secretary 4 Offnce Staff Y Teens 3 4 Com mercual Club 3 4 Vnce president 4 Glee Club 3 Secretary of Jumor Class Home Ec Club l 23 Vuce presldent 2 3 Presudent of County Commercnal Club 4 KONETH KINDLE Thlngs dont turn up In thus world untll somebody turns them Art Club l 2 3 Commercial Club SULLIVAN HIGH SCHOOL 28 I '31 A' , J, H .. , N ' . 1 , . . 11 - 11 - - .1 - I I I . ,, . 11 . ,, ' . 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I D I I I 1 1 ' 1 1 ' l,24 I I - I 1 I ' I I I - 1 1 BETTY JO KING Pleasures full one s youthful years drop study If nt nnterferes 4 H Club l 23 Commercnal Club 3 4 Home Ec Club l 2 4 Y Teens l 2 3 4 Annual Staff 4 Glee Club 2 Teachers Secretary 4 Llbrary Staff 4 Junuor Play 3 L GERALD KISER MARY JANE KISTNER Try anythung once Smart attractlve with a pleas Art Club l 2 3 4 Commercial Club :ng gnn What a pleasure knownng her has been JAMES LAWSON A guy who doesnt know what he does know GI e Club l 2 3 4 Commercual Club 3 4 --l RUBY GAYE LAWSON .IUANITA LIGHT A fanr extenor us a snlent re She never speaks unless she commendatuon has somethlng to say Home Ec Club l 2 3 Y Teens l 4 Home EC Club l 2 3 Glee Club Commercnal Club 3 4 Art Club 2 l Art Club 2 3 Commercial Club Glee Club l CLASS OF NINETEEN FORTY EIGHT 29 ta- . , I t 'Q ,V . irgzfgkc H ' I 11 1 11 11 - ' ' 1 - - - 11 - . . . 1 ' I I I 1 - - . - 3 11 1 1 1 . . I I ' I I I Y 1 1 1 1 1 . 1 . - 1 1 1 If , . V QQ? 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' IA ' ll ' ' ' ' l fl 11 . 11 . ,, 9 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 ' 1 1 . , , I ' I I I I I I - NORMA LIGHT WANDA LIGHT JUNE McCLELLAN Brammlng Wlfh pep and fun Howe er ut be at seems to me Fun lovnng happy luke sun Tns noble to be good shlne she goes wmgmg her way luke the sun Home Ec Club I 2 3 Art Club l 2 through each heart that she Home Ec Club l 23 Commercial our charmung cheerleader beams C u 3 4 Band l Glee Club I 2 YTeens 3 4 Cheer Leader 4 Junuor Play 3 Annual Staff 4 Tea cher s Secretary 4 Office Staff Annual Staff 4 Library Staff 3 Y Teens I 2 3 4 Presldent of Y Teens 4 Secretary of Sensor Class Secretary of Home Ec Club l 2 3 Secretary of County Commercial Club 3 RALPH McKENZIE BILL McMURRAY EUGENE McMURRAY The warmth of genial Courfegy Good humor rs one of the best Good nature and good sense The calm of self relxance artrcles of dress one can wear an must ever loan Art Club Commercial Club 3 socnety Cornmerclal Club 3 Art Club Junaor Play Commercial Club 3 4 Art Club SULLIVAN HIGH SCHOOL .g 1554? 5f'7if' I C .qff--ffl-r.: fi- 11 1 r - 11 1 - - 11 ' - - ' I I I - - 11 l ' ' I - 1 1 1 1 - . 1, - 1 1 1 knows. l b 1 1 1 1 I 5 ' . - ' ' ' ' 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 ' ' 5 1 . ' I D ' ' - 1 1 1 .V yi, J , . , ,1 . . SUE MITCHELL HELEN MOODY LUCILLE MORELOCK For my heart ns true as steel The only way to have a friend She us quiet she IS shy but G e Club I F H A l 23 IS to be one there IS mlschlef an her eye Teachers Secretary Annual Staff merclal Club 3 YTeens 34 VERA OLMSTEAD PAUL OSBORNE CLIFFORD PACK She Can Speals She S an NUS' When I was born my ma and Slowness denotes carefulness how glad we are to count un our pa go,-,ked at me and Sald Ah gf fl-.ought class thus lucky sta Psham GI CI b 2 3 A ee u rt Club I 2 3 Rlfle Club 3 L L L Cl Pores fry Club 3 Girls Clu l Annual Club 4 CLASS OF NINETEEN FORTY - EIGHT le g . . . , , 5 Com- ' . ' ' ' l ' ,l' mercial Club 3,45 Office Staff 4g F.H,A.l,2,3g Glee Club l,2g Com- F.H.A, lj Commercial Club l,2,3. 4. ' ' l ' ' N. JEWELL PHILLIPS FRANCES REED MARIE RIGGS A gurl whom we all adore The hand that hath made her Most loyal falthful and true twould be hard to love more falr hath made her good wlth gufts of rare talents too Home Ec Club 3 Commercial Club Home Ec Club I 2 Commercnal Art Club 2 3 4 Commercnal Club 3 Y Teens 4 4 H Club 2 Band l Club 3 Y Teens 4 Art Club 2 3 4 3 Glee Club l 2 3 Home Ec Club JOY ROWE Enthusiasm IS the genlus of smcernty and truth accomplushes no vlctornes wlthout at Home Ec Club l2 Commercial u 34 4 H Club 2 Teens 3 4 Annual Staff 4 Glee C u l 2 3 4 Offnce Staff Teachers Secretary 4 DOROTHY ROWLAND Who broke no promlse served no prnvate end who gauned enemy and lost no frlend FHA Clubl 4HClubl m mercnal Club 3 4 YTeens 3 Teachers Secretary 4 l 2 Y Teens 4 Junior Play Pres :dent of Art Club 3 HELEN SANDERS If thou appear untouched by solemn thought thy nature ns not therefore less snncere A Club l Ar Cub l Commercial Club 34 Teachers Secretary 4 SULLIVAN HIGH SCHOOL 32 Il.: K tk 1 I fr 3. . 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I b I I I I 4I I I MARIE SECKLER DOROTHY SKEEN GUY SMITH If you hear laughter and see a Those who know her best only The qulef mind .5 richer fhan grnn you may be sure that she has those know Dot 3 Crown come n Home Ec Club I 2 Latan Club l Home Ec Club l 2 3 Art Club l 2 Secretary of Latun Club 2 Paper 2 3 Annual Staff 4 4 H Club 3 St f 3 Glee Club l23 rn YTeens 4 Cornmercual Club 3 mercual Club 3 4 Teachers Sec retary 4 Offnce Staff 4 Treasurer Y Teens 3 4 Km qi' BOBBY STEADMAN ELEANOR STRICKLER HARVEY SYKES A happy semor we fund hum Here s a gurl weth a heart and The way to have a frlend ns to true and a Sfar football player a smnle that makes the bubble of be one O0 lufe worth w Ile Commerclal Club 3 Art Club 3 Ban l Basketball l 2 3 4 ot Home Ec Club l 4 Latin Club l b 4 2 4 l-l Club 3 Art Club 3 CLASS OF NINETEEN FORTY EIGHT ' +211 My 1, 1, ,, . . . . ' tl H I 11 . ,, . . l - - 1 1 1 V 1 1 I 1 I 1 , 2 J - 5 af J , , 1 C0 - , . . , 1 T I ' I I - I F of Sensor Classg Annual Staff 4g - I A . I R JC i ' Y W , ,, . . . ,, , . , ,, . . . 1, I I f ' 4 r ' 9' . 2 - d p , , , Q F0 - . , : 1 ' all . I - I - - EVELYN TAYLOR JEAN TESTERMAN DONALD THOMPSON An ounce of cheerfulness A cheerful dusposutuon A man of few words IS oft con worth a pound of sadness fund of ready capital gndered wise Home Ec Club l 23 Cornmerclal Home EC Club l 23 Y Teens 3 Commerclal Club 3 Art Club 3 Clu 3 4 4 Commercial Club 3 Glee Club 4 Annual Staff Offsce Staff 4 HARRY THOMPSON ERNEST TYMAN LESTER WILLIAMS Tl'1IS I5 OUY Capfam are we Men of few words are the best Although he s extremely proud' For hum well sung praises of men quuet hes just the type that we long and loud a I e Commercnal Club 3 Vrce Pres: Commercnal Club 3 Art Club dent of Commerclal Club 3 Bas ketball 2 3 4 Football 4 SULLIVAN HIGH SCHOOL . . . uf' ' , dk H is H , - . is a ,, - - ,, - H . . 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I I I - RUTH WINEGAR H M CLONCE CHARLES COLLINS A merry heart maketh a cheer U S Navy S C U S Nav S UC ful countenance Y Commercial Club 3 4 Art Club lee Club l A 2 4 Tenl234 4HClubl2 ARLEN EASLEY PICTURES NOT AVAILABLE JAMES MONTGOMERY U S Marine Corps U S Navy, S UC Robert Shelton James Whattemore J C Walker CLASS OF NINETEEN FORTY - EIGHT A 45: , A x Q , I ,4 ' I .I , If . . , 25 GA I 1F,H.',l1, , , Y- e , , , ' , e SENIOR CLASS HISTORY Four years and 96 days ago our sensors set fcrth unto the halls of Sulll van a new student body oncelved an education and dedicated to the proposu tion that freshmen and senrors aren t equal Now we are engaged an a great clvul war testsng whether that class or any class so conceuved and so dedlcated can long endure at Sulluvan We are met on the great battlefneld of Mass Powell s hlstory class We have come to dedicate a great portuon of that fleld as a fvnal restung place for those who gave thenr best on the front Innes of English class that Mass l-lute mnght con tlnue to teach the seniors of the future lt rs altogether flttlng and proper that we should do thus But nn a larger sense we cannot dedzcate we cannot consecrate we cannot hallow the ground that oar teacher trod The brave students who suffered through shorthand with Mrs Duncan have dedrcated ut far beyond our poor power to add or subtract The world wnll llttle note nor long remember what we say here but It can never forget what Doctor Derthrck has done lt us rather for the freshmen the survivors to be dedicated to the great task remalnlng before us that those who labored and tonled through Sullu van l-llgh School shall not perxsh from the earth 36 5 , - F I I I 4 V- , c 1 , - . , c . . . , . 1 1 n - 1 r 1 I 1 1 Squaw CLASS OFFICERS Jack Rorex Presudent Margaret Ragsdale Secretary Treas Juniors Take Lead In Athletics The Junlor Class as freshmen In the fall of 1945 had 195 on Its ro We now have 168 In school The members of our class have taken part In all actlvltles of the school From our class came some of the most outstandang members of our football and basketball teams mcludmg Rorex Lawson Long Hensley Smith er Others partlclpated In basketball baseball band and clubs The jumors have been very well represented on the scholastuc honor roll of our school The Junior Senior Banquet In the sprung was the hnghlnght of the Year The junlor class sponsors are Mlss Margaret Deakuns Mass Llllle Mae Powell Mrs Iva Rmq Mr Walter Reed and Mr James Freeman 38 . . . H. Clonce, Castell, Clark, Good, Craft, Taylor, Estepp, and Manager Shear- JU IORS Robert Akers Eugene Arnold Patsy Bacon Jessne Barnes Peggy Barley Betty Barger Juluus Blevins Mac Booher Mable Bowlen Margse Boyer Betty Blakely Bill Blakely WWW L+ Xmdfl A ,nm 2 l JU IORS Hoyt Bragg Helen Brewer Jane Cope Joyce Carlco Arnold Carroll Bud Clark Arlene Compton Cecll Craft Fred Crawford Valorme Crawford Norma Depew Charles Cleek JU IDRS De Laney De Vault Betty Dickinson Peggy Dolen Ray Doran Patsy Easley Jacqulme Ford Dons Gllllam Thelma Greear Joan Hamblln Nada Hamblln Donald Hammond Betty Harte 1!A 42 JU IORS Dorothy Helton Anna Ruth Hrte Lua Hate Gordon Hobbs Betty Hood Juanita Hood Ralph Hood Vlrglnla Hurd Jack Jones Janie Ketron Nancy Lane Georgia Leslie JU IORS Jacquulme Lewis Kathleen Lewls J B Ln t Polly Light Jlmmy Long Jack May Harley Marshall Carolme McConnell Dorothy McGulre Mattie Lee Meade Arthur Mellons Jane Moore -.? fxuun Heli? ffm JU IORS Hal Morrison Ruth Mowdy Mable Mull Milton Mullenlx Ehzabeth Myers Helen Myers Nada Myers Marlon Noel Vurglnla Overbay Maxme Owens Evelyn Phllllps Dorothy Porter JU IORS Eva Qulllen Margaret Ragsdale Lols Roberts Douglas Rogers Lawrence Rogers Robert Rogers Jack Rorex Loss Sanders Bull Sharrett Bob Smith Bully Sproles Marjorie Steadman Ah.. 45 ,Q il wh 46 .IU IDRS Helen Stuffle Robert Taylor Katherme Thompson Jeanette Turner Juamta Vaughn Mildred Wexler Buster Whetstme Marguerltte Wrllrs Reeda Wrllrs Margaret Wnght Anna Ruth Wooten Imogene Wooten Class Offlcers Bobby Blakley Treasurer Oacluce Booher Secretary Fred Anderson Presldent Grady Begley Vnce Presldent When school opened September 1 1947 there were 180 sophomores Not many of these students have dropped out We stull have a large number which will be graduated un 1950 On September 25 1947 the class met and elected the above mentioned class offncers Fnve of the football players are from the soph omore class They are Bobby Toney Fred Anderson J E Llght Lolly Duncan and Bully Kung They have all done excellent work un helpmg to bulld a good football team We hope to keep the entnre 180 students of the present class untul 1950 the year of gradua tlon We also hope to have the largest and best class ever to be graduated from Sulllvan Hugh School Our home room sponsors are Mrs Fred Cham bers Mass Pearl Hnte Mrs Ruby Moore Mrs Joan Halburnt and Mr Paul Lady Jerry Carrlco Mlldred Lucas Buddy Wooten Loretta Wooten SOPHS ACTIVE IN SPORTS 48 SOPHOMORE Fred Anderson Bermce Arnold Fred Bailey Pauline Ball Thurman Bellamy Agnes Benheld Don Bentley Lois Bevlns Mary Louise Bishop Bob Blaklcy Frances Blazer Teddy Blevins Oacluce Booher Edith Bradshaw Keith Cardwell Phil Carter Howard Childress Maude Colcman CK ' J. W. Con in V vi BGNY Jean Cowden 1 Trula Crawford Ralph Danna Ella Sue Davidson ,..5 4' N.-ff Mattie Sue Davis 49 :GN ga 50 SGPHGMORES Davld Devault Thelma Dlshner Shnrley Domhe Bl ly Dykes lane Ellrs Helen Estepp Betty Frazier Betty Jo Free Judy Galloway Charles Gnllesple Qunncy Gnlley Nancy Gllllam Mary Lee Godfrey Mayme Gott Charlene Greear Eugene Guy .lo Ann Hall Wanda Harrell Don Hawthorne Jacqueline Hayes Mervm Hmkle Laverne Hnte Henderson Hood Robert Hughes SDPHCMORES Lrllran Jo Huston Jake lrwm Dorothy Jones Bonham Kelley Florence Kern Thelma Kern Jlm Kung Janelle Knser Erma Lady Merle Lane Darwm Leonard E Ll Betty Jo Loggans Vlrglnla McAmls Dorothy Fay McConnell Betty McDavld Glen E Mullon Paul Mitchell Joan Moretleld Doyle Morelock Dorothy Mowell Emory Mullms Delmar Nester 'Q A' . . A xx I H. R. Light V I 4 J. .. 'ght as . A' Q -, . Y Q ' , Y f 4 K K ' ' , we '- s J . ' 5l SOPHOMORES J. D. Odom Jo Lynn Osborne Billie Pate Doris Phillips Earl Puckett Elizabeth Quarry Bobby Ray Zelda Robmette Marne Salyer Helen Sloan Barbara Smrth Evelyn Smlth Blanche Snodgrass Joyce Spencer Frances Stallard Fay Sutherland Haskel Teague Ernest A Thomas Alnce Vaughn Patsy Whlttemore Walter Wllllams Jaclue Wutt Jean Wolfe Peggy Stapleton F' Rifrljrn Qing, CLASS OFFICERS MARTHA JO CANNON President TROY CARTER Vnce Presudent JOE SECKLER Sec ESC Treasurer Freshmen Become Adjusted When the freshman took has furst step an hugh school he found It a very difficult job With duf come adjusted to the everyday school problems We are proud of the freshmen students who have partacupated un the actlvutues of thus school year Both the gurls and boys have done theur part m makung floss school year a success Our class ns dnvnded unto mne home rooms with the followung teachers as sponsors Mrs Mary Erwnn M1ssJaunvta Jones Mrs Ermalee Bond Mrs Eva Cartwrught Mlss Maude Cox Mxss Clnffle Felnx Muss Eleanor Spahr Mrs Don Self and Mr Howard Kung 54 1 ' ' ferent teachers for each class, it was hard to be- . 1 V I 1 ' 1 - I ' l ' FRESHME Betty Joe Adams Ruth Adkins Ruby Akers Georgla Alvrs Henry Applegate Norma Ashworth Elrzabeth Bachman Sammle Bailey .loan Ball Delmer Barrett Monavlew Barrett Tommy Barrett Tommy Benten Mary Lou Bernard Elmer Bishop Shirley Blakley Kenneth Bolton Blllue Jean Bowlm Dorothy Bracken Johnnie Brandon Jerlme Brooks Wllllam Brooks Eugene Brown Edwlna Burchett Ann Byrd Joan Calloway Bully Ray Campe Martha Jo Cannon Betty Carr Betty Carroll Jane Carroll Troy Carter John Earl Childress Paul Clark Joan Clonce Bobby Coates Jane Coates Joy Coates Irma Lee Coffy Betty Coleman Gene Collette Jack Collms Mary Belle Cooke Joanne Cooter ...fi I U ...- hffx . 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'WW lil ' 'au 'fu 191.- I A l,J FRESHME Betty Jo Crawford Eula Crawford Helen Crawford Louise Crawford James Crumely Dolns Darnell Barbara Davenport Jaclue Davldson Jerry Davidson Nora Davidson Jnmmy Dexter Harold Dmgus Charles Dougherty Clara Duncan Lavala Ealey Len Elam Helen Ferguson Peggy Ann Ferguson Frances Fleenor Mary Ella Ford Rowe Ford Wullne Mae Forbes Lydua Mae Fowler Lonls Francis Jack Garland Annne Gent Gerald Gilbert Charles Gllllam Betty Gan Betty Greene Pauline Guy Dewey Hamulton Claude Haynes Maude Haynes Yvonne Heck Lucille Henry Lols Hickman Bobby Hure Allene Holley Betty Lou Holtzclaw Glen Hood Kitty Hughes Marquernte Jeno Bobby Jobe Wrenda Johnson FRESHME Harold Jones Helen Jones Bonnle Kern Nadme Kmdle Ella Kung Jlmmy Lambert Evelyn Lane Meryl Lane Hazel Lawson Mae Ledbetter Grady Lee Betty Lungerfelt Glen Llttle Betty Jo Lucas Jo Lucas Elmer Luster Prlsculla May Ruby May Mildred McClain Jimmy McQueen Lavada Medlnn Chnstlne Munton Wayne Mutchell Hazel Morehouse Ethel Morelock Peggy Morelock Charles Morrnson Ralph Morrison Barbara Mull Kenneth Mullenlx Durl Mullins Jaclue Mullms Wnlma Jean Overbay Rhouda Owens Nancy Oxley Mane Orlls Parlsh Jean Payne Shurley Pear on Elmo Plersm Betty Poore Emogene Powers Margaret Price Joyce Queen Oma Ramey Dorothy Reece 'tr 7 ff. 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FRESHME Romelda Reece Becky Rich Jimmy Richards Margaret Robrnette Janice Rowe Garland Ruth Jack Ruth V' n Rutledge Seckler ma Sells Peggy Skeen Donald Simpson Joyce Simpson Paul Simpson Dorothy Smith Elizabeth Smith Jess Snavley Helen Snodgrass Betty Sprinkle Bonnie Stapleton Betty Strrckler Eula Stubbletreld Charles Stuttle Willie Surben Ruby Surcey Phyllis Sutherland James Tate Merle Tate George Teague Gene Vaughn Ronald Waddell June Wallin Patsy Wells Helen White Eugene Williams Jimmy Willis Lula Willis Phyllis Wilson Dorothy Wright Juanita Wright Wayne Wright Nella Rhea Yates Ronald Yates L j 'M Q GT R W -L-f ,Zi-Z' ,,,-f f-I-f .,? ,.,.-fl f-rffvxrfv' ff , 1 'We 5 5 f Iggy, 4 gy f , Mi M5,aQ V '7 Q ' X - 1'- gf, . vii ' 'tE'w'ffrWi7:'.2'ff, ,mx f ?:?iWl'757ii 'mr- gg.. 5. -1, ,viyr .57 g r . - Q F ' P' Ma cf ., '41 'f 3 K f ' I -,sn , 1 n Q' ffx'l1?Y'x 'H x4 4, N 7-J? nfl' N 'Z Q F4 f 5 v 'Q A aa D A+ 4, , fm '2- Nm 2. 3 ' 'I 'I a '. 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Q' H. fg...,' 1 ' - ' .f It, .- ' 1, SULLIVAN HIGH SCHOOL PIRATES 'I947 Left to nght hrs! row Davrdson Davls Elam Hlte McKenzie Plerce Kerney Craft Teague DeVault Llttle Second row Kung Coates Smith Surcey Craft Toney Carter Rogers Gott Taylor Thlrd row Steadman Thompson Clark Morrell Estepp Franklln Light Collnngs Ferguson Long Cox Fourth row Brown Guy Rorex Casteel Duncan Morrlson Anderson Hensley Clonce SULLIVAN HIGH SCHOOL 1947 FOOTBALL SCHEDULE SHS Sept Saltvalle Sept Ga te Cnty Sept Everett Oct Townsend ct Chnlhowne Oct Mtn Cnty Oct Bradley ov Pennnngton Nov Oak Rndge Out of Town Games 8 OO P M Kmgsport Tennessee CHEER LEADERS B First szow Joan Hamblnn Quuncy Gnlley Norma randon cond row Oacl ce Booher Norma Llght Third row Marvm Holtzclawu Jeter Barker 61 OPP Home Games were Played at J Fred Johnson Stadium A L 'Q Q 'Q fi - . l2 .... A .............. 6 ........ 6 , 20 .... ' ............. O ........ I4 . 27 .... .............. 0 ........ 7 . 3 .... ............ 2 7 ........ 7 Oct. l l .... Madisonville .......... 25 ........ 6 O . I8 .... ' ' ............ 39 ........ 6 . 25 .... . ' ............ 27 ........ O ' . 3l .... .............. 0 ........ 2 5 N . 8 .... ' ........... 49 ........ 0 . I4 .... ' ............ 0 ......... 6 . , . . l W. p ff iff j 'fl' A R -v 0 I' 32' ew aff A-'K !l ,T ' ,W nap. X L Y'-H Q v FOOTBALL AT SULLIVAN HIGH I 947-48 This is the story of a football team-a team that was organized less than one year ago. lt is the story of a team that has forty-four boys playing the first football of their lives. Many of them saw their first football when they played the opening game of the I947 season. How dld this happen, who did it, and how? Sullivan High School did it. This is the history of their organizing, financing and developing a football team. For several years we have said, Why don't we have a football team at Sullivan? Nothing further developed until in January, l947 when the coach, and present prin- cipal of the school, J. C. Akard, took the lead in starting a movement to bring this about. He contacted the Parent- Teacher Association, secured its approval and its promise of assistance in this undertaking, With this encourage- ment Mr. Akard called a meeting of all persons interested in the proposed football program On January l3 l947 this meeting was held in the high school building Mr Akard outlined to those present the estimated cost of financing the program ln spite of the considerable expense involved everyone enthusias tically agreed that his ideas were sound and that organ ization should be formed to go ahead with the plan lt was agreed that the organization should be known as the Sullivan High Football Booster Club The following officers were elected Mr Guy Oxley president Mr Walter Hart vice president Mrs Thomas I Duncan secretary and Mr Walter Reed treasurer Mr Flem Dobyns a business man of Kingsport assisted in the organization of committees and in form ing plans to secure the necessary finances lt was decided that the Booster Club should be divided into groups or clubs in putting on a drive to obtain funds for the pro gram One group would consist of persons donating S25 and would be known as the 25 Club Another group would consist of business men and firms making don ations to be known as the Sponsors Club The alumni of the school formed a separate club Those alumni do nations through this club formed the Alumni Club Each of the above mentioned clubs elected their indivld ual chairman and committeemen to contact persons for donations Badges bearing the name of each club were provided by Mr Dobyns Each donator received a badge designating the club to which he had subscribed thereby making him a member of that particular group of the Sullivan High Football Booster Club Plaques were also made for each of the three clubs and the name of each member was inscribed thereon These plaques were pre sented to the school and placed in the athletic display section of the school building The committees of each group or club worked earnestly in soliciting funds necessary to institute the new program After several weeks of intensive campaign ing we had reached the goal of S6000 set by the Booster Club. Too much cannot be said for the work done by each member of the Booster Club, and for the cooper- ation of the school officials, the Parent-Teacher Associa- tion, students, business men, civic organizations, and citizens of the school in the attainment of financial means necessary for the initial cost of preparing a foot- ball field and purchasing equipment to outfit the future team. The next step was the securing of a capable coach. An effort was made to interest one of the best qualified coaches in this section of the country to come to Sullivan to build a team in which we would feel justly proud. We were fortunate in obtaining Jeter Barker, former coach of T.M.l., whose records prove him to be one of the most successful high school coaches in East Tennessee. We felt that he would turn out a team worthy of our efforts in making it possible to have football at Sullivan This confidence has been justified as shown by the results of the following schedule for the I947 season On Friday November I4 a ten game schedule was ended with Oak Ridge The team has come far since its first game on September I2 with Saltville Virginia which ended in a 6 6 deadlock On September 20 we were defeated I4 0 by an experienced Gate City team On September 27 we were nosed out by Everett High of Maryville 7 O being the final score On October 3 we experienced our first victory over Townsend by a score of 2l 6 The following week October ll we had a repetition of the previous week by defeating Madisonville 27 6 The next game October I8 with Chilhowie Virginia was a decisive victory by a score of 39 6 We were victorious the following week on October 25 over Mountain City by a 27 O count marking the first time our opponent had failed to score on us We played our first game on an opponents field October 3l against Bradley County who is a highly rated and experienced team suffering defeat at their hands by a score of 25 0 Our final home game was with Pennington Gap Virginia They were given the worst defeat handed out by our team this year We closed our season at Oak Ridge on Nov ember I4 the game being played in a sea of mud against a more experienced and heavier team by a slim margin of 6 0 We here at Sullivan are proud of the accomplish ments of our team for the past season We are also grateful to Coach Barker to all the fans who came to see us to the press and radio and to the many who pulled for us all the way through in making our foot ball program a success The l948 schedule as lined up at present should be a real incentive for the fans to come out and watch the team We lost I 948 SULLIVAN HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL SCHEDULE n , Sept Rule Everett Tennessee High Farragut a Oct Erwin Young Bradley Abingdon Oak Ridge ri Sept r , Oct Thur Oct r , Oct at , Oct r Nov a Nov fl , Nov Andrew Jackson Home Maryville Bnstol Home Home Knoxville Home Abingdon Home Jacksonville, Fla Home Games Played at J l-red Johnson Stadium Kick Off 8 00 P M Kingsport Tennessee 63 Sat., Sept. I I 1 Cllilhowie ........................ Home F '. . I7 - ............-.-.......----- - r . 24 - .......................... ' F i. - I - ' ...---..........-... ' ., . 7 - ...................-...-. S t., . I6 - ' .-........---......-.--..-- F i. . 22 - ...........-..........-..- ' S . . 30 - ..........-.............. - F I., . 5 '- ' .-..--..----..---------- I s f., . 13 - ' ........................ F '. . I9 1 ........... ....-.-. ' - 'I947 48 VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM Fnrst Row Left to Right slfflhg ManagerJ W Blevnns Hershel Craft Cecul Craft Johnny Kung Bobby Smith Leland Gott Bob Steadman Standmg Left to Rnght Eugene Casteel F M Brown Harry Thompson Hal Morrnson Herbert Duncan C L Noe Coach Jeter Barker 'I947-48 B TEAM Slttmg Left to Rngh! Bobby Coates Carl Llttle Marvln Holtzclaw Odeen Forbes Elmo Kerney Standmg Left to Rughf Coach H M Clonce Ronald Steadman Bud Clark Bully Cox G K Steadman Bull Kang Manager John Tom Plerce 64 - . . . . . , , 1 1 1 - . . , . . , , , . . , . - I ' 1 1 1 1 r 1 ' - - 1 1 1 1 - - 1 1 1 - Harry Thompqon Guard Bob Steadman Guard Johnny Krng Guard Eugene Casfeel Fvvwafd Most Outstandsng Athlete F M Brown Forward 65 Hal Morrison Bob Smith ,-Forward aulluvan Sullrvan Sulllvan Sullivan Sullnvan Sullivan Sulllvan Sulllvan Sulllvan Sullrvan Sulluvan Sulllvan Sullivan ACTION PICTURES Eugene I HSFYY Cagfeel Morrrson Thompson FOUR LETTERMEN Three topfllght athletes of Sullnvan Hugh School Hal Morrison Harry Thompson and Eugene Casteel are the only three men to make the grade on four counts They have helped to full the Purate s Vlctory Chest by turnung In great performances In basketball football baseball and track 1947 48 BASKETBALL TEAM Our 1947 48 basketball season was very successful We rolled up a total score of 1103 to the opponent s 941 We captured the County Champ- nonshup tutle for the season and also went to the sem: fnnals an the Dlstrnct Tournament at Bristol lnduvldual honors for the season went to Hal Mornson our captaun by his beung placed on the All Tournament Team BASKETBALL SCHEDULE AND SCORE Surgomsvllle There Audltonurn Audntorlum Audrtorlum Dol: ns Bennett Y Surgolnsvulle Mary Hughes Bluff Cnty Elrzabethton Blountvllle Farragut Audltorlum Audltorlunl Audltorlurn Harry Valley There Holston lnshtute Bradley County 1-hen Knox Central Them Oak Ridge Then Audltorluln Sulhvan Sullrvan Sullivan Sullivan Sullnvan Sullrvan Sullivan Sullnvan Sullrvan Tournament Tournament Bluff Cnty Happy Valley Dobyrls Bennett Knox Central Holston lnstltute Holston Valley Blountvnlle Ellzabethton Mary Hughes Holston Valley Tennessee Hugh There Audltorluln Audltorlum Audntorlurn There Audltorluln There There There Bristol Bristol H l I I I I ' .... 32 ' ' .... 36 ' .... 26 ' ...... 40 ' .... 35 - -32 ' ' ' .... 45 -- -46 ' ' .... 49 ' ' .... 43 ' ' ' .... 40 - -37 ' ' ' .... 48 ---33 ' ' ' .... 60 ---47 ' ' ' .... 50 ' ...... 36 Audigo,-ium Sullivan .... 54 Bradley County - -41 Audi'-,gum ' .... 37 ' .... 36 ' ' ' .... 45 ' 41 ' .... 50 ' ..... 31 ' ' ' .... 56 - -40 ' ' ' .... 54 .,.,... 25 ' ' ' .... 38 ' ..... 37 ' .... 42 --.47 ' .... 52 ' ----39 ' .... 43 ' 25 ' ' ' .... 68 -- -27 ' ---- 29 - - 17 52 - -46 ' ' --.. 30 -- -35 29 ' -48 ' ----37 ' -----56 66 ig 5'-sl' 14, .nf .A BASEBALL Ist Row Left to Right Buddy Wooten Sulluns Harris Jack Collins Mgr John Ton' Pierce Marvin Hines Kyle Marshall Hershel Craft 2nd Row J W Blevins F M Brown Fred Anderson Hal Morrison Bob Gibson Harry Thompson Cecil Craft 3rd Row Fred Corley Fred Long Ray Morrison Wesley Smith Homer Hoskins Jimmy Kung Garnet Darnell 4th Row Elmo Kerney Odeen Forbes O W Ferguson Coach Jeter Barker Charles Daughtery Jesse Barnes Leonard Davis We are looking forward to a successful season this Year Our schedule is below but the book went to press before the scores were in SCHEDULE FOR 1948 BASEBALL SEASON Bluff City Knoxville Gate City Kingsport Kingsport Erwin --- Knoxville Tennessee Erwin --- Gate City Tennessee High I-RQR -----------------ApriI -----------------ApriI -----------------April -----------------ApriI -----------------April -----------------ApriI . ................ 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'lf' ,nm 1 Auljvli wk mdk sa'- 'al M36 se- Qual- ia. l -at TRACK TEAM First row left to right Jack Rorex F M Brown Harry Thompson Hal Morrison Marvin Hines Robert Hensley Fred Anderson Second row left to rlght Leland Gott Kyle Marshall Lynn Jennings Loyce Franklin Phil Carter Jack Collings Third row left to right Sulluns Harris Buddy Wooten Woodrow Martin Coach Jeter Barker Carl Little Cecil Craft Hershel Craft FIRST PIRATE TRACK TEAM GAINS KNOWLEDGE FOR NEXT YEAR To the ever expanding athletic program at Sullivan High School another sport has been added A track team is somethmg we have never had before At the beginning of the season when Coach Barker called for volunteers he was greeted by a group of gawky fellows who really didn t know what it was all about but who had plenty of spirit and were willing to take a chance. With this obstacle of inexperience always before them the boys have had a tough time' but they have shown other high school cindermen that they are a clever never say quit group who is hard to beat. ' TRACK SCHEDULE FOR 'I948 Virginia Hill .................. April I0 .,.,,...,..,...,.,,,,, There Milligan Relay ................. April I7 ....................,, Johnson City Johnson City .................. April 30 .,.................... There 68 ff X Kg? X f ANNIIA ST H Flrst Row Bsllue Jean Blevuns Joy Rowe Ruth Chase Mary Jane Kustner Dorothy Skeen Joyce Duncan Betty Jo Donuhe Second Row Vera Olmstead Phyllus Gott Norma Light Sue Mltchell Mary Frances Jennmgs Rowena Cutshall June McClellan Tlurd Row Marvun Holtzclaw Betty Jo Kung Kenneth Cooper Patsy Bishop Ruth Ferguson Jean Testerman Fourth Row Betty Kulgore Marne Ruggs Bobby Steadman Donald Dykes Joan Coates Hatne Barker Laverne Hammond CLASS ADVISORS sd-for .11 cn-ef Marvin Holtzclaw Mass Dncey Mnlls Mrs Thomas L Assouafe Edna, Duncan Mlss Georgna Barnes and Betty Kalgore Blake Barnes 70 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 - ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 A ' 1 1 1 1 1 ' ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 - I. Q 11 W. 7 - 1 - ' 1 ANNUAL STAFF 41 Vera Olmstead Marie Riggs Art Editors Dorothy Skeen Patsy Bushop Literary Editors Brllie Jean Blevins Laverne Hammond Joy Rowe Actwntnes Editors Betty Jo Kung Ruth Chase Clubs Edators Mary Jane Knstner Phyllrs Gott Snapshot Editors Bull McMurray Donald Dykes Sports Edntors Joan Coates Rowena Cutsball June McClellan Jean Testerman Photographs: Edntors Joyce Duncan Sue Mrtchell Betty Jo Donlhe Hattle Barker Ruth Ferguson Mary Francus Jennungs Typrsts :sex Bobby Steadman Bobby Cooper Busmess Managers Kenneth Cooper Norma Lnght Advertising Editors 71 The door of opportunity is open to all who desire it. Once each week we meet together ID the audltorlum for de votnonals and to hear nnterestmg speakers These two speakers brought many and Russla The talks In cluded facts about the govern ment the people and many other :nterestung facts us interesting talks about Ger- Chemistry Many modern and useful things un our llves have been de veloped by the ald of the chemlst Bnology Not only IS biology the SCI ence of llvung thmgs but ut also makes lufe more worth whale General Science Thus course brlngs to the cove-ries ln science new uses of scnence and how they affect thelr everyday life Clvlcs The freshman cnvlcs class devotes much tzme and effort In trylng to learn to become better cltrzens Each Frnday the class shares nn a round table dlscussnon of current events students some of the new dis- lndustrlal Arts Thus as one of the three classes of shop at Sullivan I shop the boys make many at tractlve thlngs The art classes take part In many of the actlvntles around the school Sometlmes It rs In the form of makmg a suitable poster for a speclal occasion and many other phases of art Each year a the art classes Typms Typnng us avanlable to any student who wlshes to be a sec retary or to do office work Short hand and bookkeeping are also offered busnness aspurants English The pupuls nn the Englnsh de partment strnve through practuce and drull to make functronal the thmgs learned ln study ' . n Art special program is .sponsored by Library Here we get a vuew of the study hall and lubrary combuned Thus us the place where plans are made whuch euther faul or pass one un the classrooms Sewung The thurd year clothung Class es have rnade suuts and dresses for sport and street wear They selected appropruate accessorues for each type of garment Cookung The Freshmen gurls a r e learnung how to prepare and serve food attractuvely Each group of gurls has uts own unuts and equup ment wuth whuch to work Cafeterua The cateterua serves over tour hundred pupuls each day lt aurn us to guve the students a well balanced meal at a rnunurnum cost per plate L. Llbrary Staff These gurls assustance ns ln valuable to the library They check out books check uncomung books and place them on the shelves Teachers Secretarues These students assist the teachers to whom they are as sugned In typung reports tests and IH any other secretarial work Much IS accomplished by the office staff whnch Includes both gunlors and sensors A Day m the Ofhce The students who work un the offuce spend time by going on errands takmg dictation and do mg many other thnngs whnch help our prlnclpal Office Staff Semor Cast The tune sprrnt and actnng abnlnty shown by all the perform ers really made the sensor class play one to remember and look back upon wrth prnde Semor Play Packed full of comedy and suspense thus year s senuor class play The Whole Town IS Talk mg lived up to the hugh expec tatuons of all who attended at Band Much interest h a S been shown nn the band practice by the elementary and the hugh school students Junior Party One socual event of the year was the junior partym whnch both students and the faculty took part H 77 y s yy as he G, T up 01 Another scene at the junior party as they are receiving their food. A scene in the hall of the coach and some of the basketball boys as they are commenting on their new sweaters Coach and principal are basketball sweater which he earn ed by his great ketball playing helping Hal Morrison into his FOOTBALL BANQUET The flrst football team of Sulluvan was given a banquet by the members of the Parent Teacher Assocnatlon In the school gymnasaum on December 5 Harry Thompson captann presented Mr Akard with an enlarged pncture the team whlch ns to be placed IH the trophy room 1 3 JUNIOR SENIOR BANQUET A candid shot of the Junuor Senior banquet given at the Clvnc Audx tornum In addntnon to the elaborate and well planned menu and program an orchestra provided music for the evenung 79 in' YHIIIIIV' s ,E .f' ull EDJ Wwwm ff r ' A MeihMmaA SENIORS VISIT WASHINGTON On May I4 fatty three sensors lett for a flve day trnp to Washington They vcsuted Capitol Hull had a glimpse ot LH Congress In actlon listened to the Senate and toured many other places ot govern mental and historical Interest Sensor class sponsors Mass Georgua Barnes Mrs T L Duncan and Mr Blake Barnes ac companled the group Q 80 X 1 xdryrzal JUNIOR COMMERCIAL CLUB Presndent Elnzabeth Myers Vuce Presrdenf Robert Hensley Secretary Treasurer Helen Myers Sponsor Mrs Ermalue Harr Bond gr 'W Presudenf Vlce Presldent Secretary Treasurer Sponsor SENIOR COMMERCIAL CLUB 82 Betty JO Kung Joy Rowe Rowena Cutshall J C Walker Mrs Thomas Duncan . H W A I , K .Y V1 9' AV ' Q Q A 5 lg 1 ms : ' V 6--..nv wg. l I Q , 4 H CLUB President Bully Kung Vlce Presldent Jane Moore Secretary Treasurer Dons Gllllam Sponsor Mr James Freeman Voce Presldent Secretary Treasurer Sponsors FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA 83 Blanche Snodgrass Jaumta Wright Dorothy Thomas Mrs Iva Rrng Muss Eleanor Spahr President. .................-.................................... Betty Jo King Presldent Bvllne Pate Vice President Jackie Watt Secretary John Earl Childress Treasurer Jack Collins Sponsor Mlss Georgia Barnes ART CLUB Period Period Period Period Period Chairman of Sechonal Groups --Y,-,-,,,,,,-,,,,,-------AInce Vaughn ---H-,nu-,-,,,,,,-----Wanda Harrell -----,M,---,,-,--,-,,,,,,,Virginia Hurd ----------U-,---,,,,,,aBerniece Arnold --------,--,,,---,--,-,,,Vora Olmstead 84 . ,M . t A JUNIOR Y-TEENS SENIOR Y TEENS Pres1dent June McClellan Vxce Presndent Betty .lo Kung Treasurer Nancy Gllham Sponsor Muss Llll me Mae Powell 85 secfefafy .... 11lfiiilflflliifizufh Ferguson its, V, va.. g-d-ri' N , .,.-Q 4.4, Wm aff- - .. f ,1 ,f Wa ' 5 W I '14, can 1 M, ,gigs . -, W f. , ' :gg V ,,. Q ... J, 'ISA S V 'vi' B6 'K'5riEL:, WQX ' A KV gf, Oftvs i csiwvku Ag. X Y7 'f'J' fd, 5 if 1 5115 5l1Pvrl Elf Ill? 'K -sx3fF'V 'ff ' 0 X 'fix lik RFI' N' X c Mia Q SMP W? ,X iff 1 r..w ff' l.JJLf!Il ! 9 1 ffl? 'Y' if K 'i 'C 'f' C X tive? f--J wig' X X. 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YJ- , --' ' ' , 1-11 Af ' Q- ,- ,. , ,- Rina ' -f 1-,.,,Li..... 5 I 1 4 0 - .1.,,...-..-1 X x - ii-,?.,.-i KI., .f lling nl Sullivan High School llueen ol Sullivan Hugh School Mlss Freshman Miss Sophomore FAIR I ST Miss Senior Miss Junior R th W f THE FAIR ,xg 'Q ff WHWS on bfi Most Popular Most Talented John Tom Pnerce Charles Shearer Helen Stuffle Betty Hart JUNIUR ElASS Handsome Boy and Most Beauhful Glrl Ernest Douglas and Anna Ruth Wooten Best All Around Wnttuest Bobby Smnfh 81 Helen MYGVS Riley Llnkous 81 Vurgnnna Hurd 92 J ' W A ' -U f TWA I A or ' . wnn Most Popular Norma Lught 81 Bobby Cooper SENIUR Best All Around Patsy Bishop an WHO S Most Talented Marvm Holtzclaw an Betty Kilgore ClASS Best Looknng Boy and Most Beauhful Gnrl Charles Arnold and June McClellan Wnttsest Kemp Begley an Leonard Fl-'Qate Norma Brandor' 93 pu- ll EI nnvL ..fE' Q.: In AUTUGRAPHS l'xi'.t:0: VF It ga-,J 5721 alverfiynment We wish to express our thanks and appreciation to the firms and business houses in giving us their sup- port by advertising in this yearbook. We ask the students to give these advertisers serious consideration when mak- ing their many purchases throughout the years. When You Open Your Sullivania Remember Your Patrons The Sullivania Staff We Congratulate The Graduates of Sullivan High School An inxite y u to visit your Friendly Sullivan County Bank K d f o ' I Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation 99 7 BRAY BIBBONS LUMBER COMPANY Complete Lune of Bu Idmg Mate al D Cl Phone 2660 pq es ee ornp nts of Comp me rs of SKATELAND ROLLER RINK PEOPLES SERVICE STATION 1825 Johnson Cty H x, Phone 2676 Ku gspo t Tennessee K ngspo f Tennessee Co pl rnents of VAUGHT DRUG STORE o e 91 K ngspo t Te nessce Comp! me ts of BEN FRANKLIN STORE e Pon Kngspot Te essee Complxments of FOREMOST DAIRIES Inc Cherokee 81 Market S Phone 2540 I fff MC Compluments of L l em .MJ A X ZW I KINGSPORT Pnsss :Nc IQ, J Knngsport Tennessee IOO ' i ' rI 42' unchffeld St Kxngs cr? Tenn fx C M fmrne Zi n I 1 wa 'r r, 1 r, rn i I n Ph n 18 I n r, n . Fw I ts I V, DFW ST. ' GATT, 4 s ffl D I 14 X-.x an '- X x 1 Q 5 an M 1' 'X V I u. f N 4 I Q I f C f'- , . , UIPHRENI PUHIHAITUHE FROM Tl-I UDIO OF ez 519 HOLSTON TELEPHONE 1604 101 ' , X41 . Wu str! ow' Y I ' K xy is, . ,iff E I I E 1 , 5 . .Q U X 2 3 ' X. E 3. A I X. X. A -A 'isa' I ,. - 'N - 3 .5 ui' V :il x 43? 9:1 It Q K ZA , u 1 lv , L 0,0 C -:nu Complaments of GROSECLOSE S KINGSPORT FLORAL Telephone 6 Nght Phone 125 108 West Cha le o t St eet K gsport Tennessee Compl e ts of GARDEN DRUG STORE LYNN GARDEN pl ents o STOUT S GROCERY 6 Fa A enue K gspo Tennessee UNITED WAREHOUSE 81 TRANSFER Phone 1500 Comp! me ts of KINGSPORT LAUNDRY CO NC K gsport Tennessee Compl ments of HARRISON S SHOE STORE Roblee-A r Step-Buster Brown MOORE 8. WALKER INC Insurance That Pays 231 Broad Street EVERHART TAILOR SHOP Phone 2190 132 Boad St eet e Je e K ngsport Tennessee VAN DERVORT LA RUE INC Ahead at the Foot 111 Broad Street K ngsport Tennessee Compl ments of B F GOODRICH K ngspo Tennessee Compl ments f TOM STILL TRANSFER 225 E Wanola St eet Phone 948 nggpo Tennessee Compl ments HENSLEY 8: BAKER Co pl rnents of THE SANDWICH KING WOODWORKS 122 Mann Street Lynn Ga,-den K ngsport Tennessee GILLIAM'S CABS Phone 9 7 O Open Day N ught Back Unlon Bus Termunal n Demand the Best 102 I i - r rn n r in , im n Com im f I 105 irview v in rt i n i h ., I . M0V '9'sI'9f39e 'CY3h '9 619 W. Sullivan St. Phone 53 in , 1 , . I i - - I , r r Ov r w I Box i i I i i o I I . r i rt Ki rt 1 rn l of i UIHHHNI PUHIHAIIURE or Q4 wma 519 I-IOLSTON TELEPI-ION E IOOII Compliments of GROSECLQSES KINGSPORT FLORAL Telephone 6 Nlght Phone 125 108 West Cha Ie o t St eef K gspo t Tennessee Compl ments of GARDEN DRUG STORE LYNN GARDEN I 1 srourps GROCERY 1056 Fa ve Ave ue K ngspo Te nessee UNITED WAREHOUSE 8- TRANSFER Moving Storage-Crahng Phone 1500 Co pllments of KINGSPORT LAUNDRY CO NC 619 W Sullvan St Pho Knngspo t Tennessee 8 HARRISON S SHOE STORE Roblee-A r Step-Buster Brown Insurance That Pays 231 B oad St eet EVERHART TAILOR SHOP Phone 2190 132 B oad St eet Ove Jewel B K ngsport Ten essee VAN DERVORT LA RUE INC Ahead at the Foo 111 Boad Steet K gspo t Tennessee Compl ments of B F GOODRICH Kmgsport Ten essee Comp! me ts of TOM STILL TRANSFER 225 E Wanola Street Phone 948 ggpo r1eSSe6 Comphments HENSLEY 8: BAKER Compl ents of THE SANDWICH KING 122 Ma n Sf eet Lynn Garden K ngspo 1' Ten essee GILLIAM S CABS Phone 97 O Open Day Nrght Bac Umon Bus Term: n Demand the Best 102 I r m n r in r , I Com imen of I ir i w n I rt n m . . 1 Q ., I . 1 4 I . n 53 . rl Com l'me ts of p' n MOORE 81 WALKER, INC. I I- r r - I . r r I r ox Y Y I n in r , i 1 n . n ' Kin rt Ten I im of i r i r n I R ' 'nal Compliments of FALL BRANCH FUNERAL HOME Jake F Reed Manager Ambulance Servnce Burlal lnsurance Sulluvan Gardens Phone 2324 KIHQSDOVT Pl'1Or1e 34 Complnments of HALL S RESTAURANT ll2O Brustol Highway Remember On your Eating C lls Make t Halls NIFTY PROCESS CO A Real Potato Chup Phone ll96 Kmggporr Tennessee DUNCANCOEDROSS OCROCERY A complete lnne of Esso Products Sullwan Gardens Kungsport Tennessee ROYAL World No l Typewrnter Sales Servuce Rentals Supplies TYPEWRITER 8. EQUIPMENT CO L R Fuller Owner 230 E Market St Phone l626 We repaar all makes Oftuce Machunes Kungsport Tennessee GLASS ELECTRIC CO Thor Sales and Servxce Washers Gibson Ranges 620 Boone Street Phone I346 lfonerg Refngerators KI NGSPORT TENNESSEE 103 1 Z f' ' a I 1 Au . . . Groceries Fresh Meats . C Kmgsport BOWERS INC The Home of Work and Outdoor Clothmg I28 Broad Street Tennessee sl Kungsport AMERICAN SHOE SHOP I I2 Mann S feet Ladies Work a Specialty Tennessee Kmgsport Compliments of BLEVIN S TAILOR SHOP 309 E Sullivan Street Tennessee Knngsport Complzments f ROLLER S ESSO STATION 547 E Sullnvan Street Tennessee Complnments of THE BON TON CLEANERS Exclusive Agent for Cravenette Knngsport Complnments f B F GOODRICH CO Tennessee Kmgsport KINCHEOLOEEHEOULTRY 324 E fvIarI4et Street Phone 943 or I364 Tennessee 104 l I I I I I' . , . I ' O 1 - H 1, ' o . . . C pl ts ot LADYS GROCERY de Pho e 2223 HART 8. GREGG INC Pho e 24Ol SULLIVAN GARDEN DRUG CO W Allofy Bos81GI Every Day Sullivan High Students use MEAD papers IN Ma, R Tex oolf In Tablets Novels and Envelopes THE MEAD CORPORATION IO5 Om imen I VIS n , . Complete fountain Service Pat. Medicine - Sandwiches S Il G dems n elcome ou y irs , eoazines mai , b es I erm r m ri FIRST NATIONAL BANK MORGAN SHOE STORE IIIIIIISSPIIIII IIIUIIIIII IIII INC PCU1 2311 plnlllflllg C0lflllJ6lIflg I1 Q ARMSTRONG CONSTRUCTION COMPANY INC GENERAL CONTRACTORS S Iby C A II , f K g p T Complimonfs of Poll-Parrot Shoes Complimenfs of C, O Comer Market 8. Commerce Streets Phone SIO9 ' ' ' H' I ! I C O Telcohone 375 M and C k Kin sp I, Ten Compliments of , . In S K gp T 'T ka- I THE SPORT SHOP Ma Ret Pho e I 53 Athletnc Equipment Sporting Goods WOODYS DRY CLEANERS 205 Cherokee St K ng po t Tennessee JOHNSON GENTRY FURNITURE COMPANY INC Pho e BSO gspot Te essee rnpl Knngsport Palnt 81 Wall Paper Co E St ec K ngspo 1 Tennessee Phone IO74 Comphments of HILTON S TIRE SERVICE Comp! ments of CASSEL BROS General Contractors K gspo Tennessee Complnments JOSEPH S JEWELERS Co plurnents of STERCHI BROS K gsport Ten essee Unlted Furnnture Stores Phone 413 Frve Points Kungsport COPELAND OFFICE EQUIPMENT CO Offuce Supplues School Supplies Books Statnonery 8. Greetxng Cards Q pot Ten Q s Complnments FULLER 8rHILLMAN INC WEAVERS SHOE SHOP II8 Market St eet o lenn see Pho e 1723 Complnments of Loree Davidson Jean Clonce Betty Jo Breednng BOND S SELF SERVICE Quality Grocernes Meats Vegetables 208 Che Chee St Phone 2651 pot Ten e see pl ments f BILLINGS GROCERY IO7 E Market Street Klngsport Tennessee Phone 'I577 Comp! me rs of ROYAL CROWN BOTTLING CO Tennessee I I 1 I I Phone 423 IO7 I III E. r St. V7 6 ' ' I s r Co :ments of , . . ffm ffrrmffu f' 'fr :Urn H It SOO . Sullwon r 'Y n I r Km r , nn - I 1 nn rt m . of ' wwf l'1f':11.':zf't' ---- IJ inf.: l,r.v.v tzf ,Btwn 1.'1'.t I nn , n . . I Kun s r, nts C9 ' I of ' Kungsp rt, es' I ' n ' 1 I I V Ie ' Kings r, n Q, I n Com I 0 Kingsport ' ,.-Ulw. Q. ' K A. A. Nw , , cellulose af-etate, produced by Tennessee Easlrmnz, is fhe substanre used in the manufzclnre Qf many Eastman prorlnets!KODA acetate yarn, Tl'.Y,'A acetate fiber, TENITE plastic, and all Kodak Safety Film. ipeline to future fabrics - In these manufacturing operations at the Tennessee Eastman plant, you see the start of next sumrneris wardrobe-a more attractive, more hlnctional wardrobe, thanks to a textile yarn from Kingsport. At the left, a giant mixer is pouring out pare cellulose acetate, the base material used to make KODA, the supple yarn being coned below. A steady flow of KODA from Kingsport provides the country's leading mills with the means of creating jine new fabrics -fabrics that will give greater value to the clothes you buy tomorrow. ' Why' s l at lg R, ennessee astman orporation 1A SUBSIDIARY OF EASTMAN KODAK COMPANY Comp :ments Known for Values Compllmenrs VLH Q J A I0 mpl ts T GRANT CO oe llrwl' tlllf lla!-lll D lflil 1-I 'fill 'Er Nl A C133 l' ISO Where Good Furniture lS not e 5 lo l 45 A omplele H F s xpenslve HUDDLE ELECTRIC 222 Cente St eel Radlos Relrlgerafors Stokers Ranges Washlng Machines Vacuum Cleaners Mangles ngspo t Tennis Compllmenfs of Pet llalry Product S YELLOW CAB COMPANY l24 W Market Street Kangsport Tennessee G S O Phone 5252 Compllments of J 8 M lurmlure 245 Marker Street C0 Klngsport Office Supply Co Underwood Typewruters Offnce Supplues School Supplles Books Marker and Commerce Streets O I . of of I ff ff L ee 0 l Co :men of 9 A M rl .P 0. TF-. 1 llfliz ' TY? l ll all? wlflf l ll r lil gl lfllll L 55 J A all eslellfw l:lx1lllwsL: lQ'Ew.. fu.fflw. , , ff Las: P .5 l ,T . !YiA VL ,3 Lib. b V T' lfif I I L . :in Qvlb .T rt. l I , , , Dall f Rau Preqrnm l M KI V ,Y CL C . ome urnl hlnczs T. . eals, wner O O O - I I Compllments CRAFT MOTORS INC HOLSTON PHARMACY Prescrlptuon Druggvsts W D Westmoreland Prop K Q ort Tenn Compllments CHARLES CAB Speclallzang rn Pastries and Weddlng Cakes KINGSPORT BAKERY Q 2 THRIFTY MARKET John H Meme.: LSSCC AMERICAN CLEANERS Bo ne Pho e 44 Compluments SLIP NOT BELTING C0 Godwm Hardware 81 Supplues l22 E Market Street Kungsport Tennessee John R Tranbarger PRODUCE FEED C0 2lO M1 Ret Pho e Complaments KINGSPORT HOME 81 AUTO SUPPLY Phone 2694 4 Com ece pl rg BELMONT SANDWICH SHOP Good Hamburgers Sandwuches Salads and Soups Q ce Sr eer Comp! ents of BRASHEAR ELECTRICAL CO Your Hotnolnt Flertruf Appluance Dealer BROOKS SERVICE STATION Johnson Cnty l-lnghway Phone l44 24 hours servuce C mpllmenrs PHOENIX RESTAURANT Ph ne 23 Greater Fave Points Klngsport, Tennessee I J. of - - 4 1 0 , . , . Phghe 'l TA Klngs or, T nn Fnve Polnts ln so , . 'T ' f P T V V T V V of Fwe Pglnt: plnrzrw- T66 phrnx 788 1 Y 4 Compliments of Klnqzpflrt Tcnni 6l9 G Sl' n of A - . 1 I - of , .r V73 64 l 9 m r St. Com lmcn of b um ll3 Cymm r r o of V III Compliments f SULLIVAN GROCERY 81 FEED STORE Sandwrches Magazlnes Fresh Meats and Vegetables Phone 2272 THE TIME SHOP COMFORT FURNITURE CO 135 B d St Ph 533 Bristol Highway Hnghland Park 'Ca one Comfort furst for Comfortable Frne Watch Clock and Jewelry Reparmg Furnlture Upstanrs over Mayflower Restaurant Telephone 2024J Complnments of Compliments of Kangsport Tennessee NU JOYE BEAUTY SHOP 218 E Charlemont St Phone ll8l Mrs Ruby Harkleroad Owner Kingsport Tennessee Kmgsport Tennessee Complnments of HOLSTON COAL COMPANY Compluments of Comphmenfs of 'Q,'fg'L'fNBM'a'14cg-li!5N FLEMING AND cox Your DeSoto Plymouth Dealer KWIQSPOVI Tennessee Sullvvan Gardens BACKER BROS FLOWERS ERA A WATSON CO Charlemont at Watauga Kmgsporl Tennessee Serving the Publlc of Kingsport and phone 2200 vlclnlty for more than a quarter Kmgsport Tennessee of 3 CBMUYY Complnments of HUFF FUNERAL HOME Phone 3 Kmgsport Tennessee 112 o l I . I ' I Kingsport, Tennessee I I . I WALLACE S NEWS Latest Magazmes Peruod cals Local SI Out of town Newspapers Tobaccos Candles Confectnons lf Stray I I ll If you want to Buy or Sell R E A D THE CLASSIFIED SECTION of rhe Kingzpnrt 'iI11P5 Evenmg Kingsport News Morning H3 - I lj ilfv ll1'ZI'.Y - flfr II! U'I1l1III'I .v PU Iirwz I f I I'lIIIIII- .VX KIIgsp1Irt, 'lA'llll'N 1 C PENNEY CO Where the Famnly Shops and Saves 15153 Broad St Kmgsport Tennessee The House of Kuppenheumer Exclusuxe Men 5 Shop Pho e O8 Q O Comphmenfs Woffern 0311111 ry Q J Ceanem Cumberland St Phone 5206 114 C mflvw A .11 cf I C . ll ' I CYUITWDHYWR' T5 SllBH'S I I rw A Km 5p rt of f h PL , . . BIIIIIIIIIIIIINIS IUIINIIIIIII CII THE IEWEL BOX W t h HAMLETT DOBSUN INC 1916 W 0f0l COIl1l9flI1g Kingsport Tennessee KINGSPORT UTILITIES INC Electrucnty To Serve You K g pot 5 I Broad Street K p t Diamonds a c e Silverware 8. Jewelry Compliments of - I , Funeral Directors S K d V S - - -Z - - 9 I l J , Complime t of ll ' ' ll in s r T FITS IIIIIIIISPIIIII INN FARM EQUIPMENT CO INC The Home of Internatnonal Harvesters In Kangspor T CICS Tracto s H C Pa Sales S ce Pa s 1928 1929 KRESS 5'I0ad25 CetSto Kngspo t Te essee Compliments KINGSPORT GROCERY CO ets CITY TRANSPORTATION CORP K gspo t Te nessee Pho e 2500 pll e 'rs PAIIIIS - BHK CII. I 6 Complime of in r , nn ., . . . . 4' l ru Genuine I. . . rts ervi t .. Ph .- Compliments of - n n re i r , nn of Complim n of n n Com 'rn n of BUHIIIN NlIllS, INC COMPLIMENTS DF Compliments BENNETT 8 EDWARDS I E C pl fs of HARKLEROAD FEED CO Feeds Seeds Fertlhzers Farm Machmery and Specialties o e o Ma ket 8. Co ece Kngspot Ch pl ers HHTTRIE APPllANlIl IIIIMPANY G E Appliances and Furmture K gspof Te essee Phone 1492 118 of 7 Om imen I I I C rn r f r mm r i Ph 2400 Th k b d C Com im n of A n G F' P ibixie- mais! g6lAl.lflg Bakers of HOLSUM BREAD D tsay bead y Ho su For Young Fashions Go To J FRED JOHNSON 8. CO Department Store Qual fy Cou ts 119 on' r , sa I rn ll ll ' U Serving the Public Since 1906 Kangspcrt, Tenne ll n I W. B. GREENE COMPANY Incorporated The Best Place to Get lt. Hardware Furniture Gifts Sporting Goods Electric Appliances Kingsport, Tennessee Center Street Telephone 2960 ICTORIAL B00 KS HYIIS C0 picionul TO!! IA lx