Sullivan High School - Sullivania Yearbook (Kingsport, TN)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1949 volume:

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IUICHUIT We The members of The SULLIVANIA sTaTT and Semor Class have endeavored To brlng you a SULLIVANIA ThaT you vvlll cherxsh Tn years To come We hope :T wull brung back pleasanT memories aT The years spenT aT Sullnvan Hugh School If T does our eTTorTs have been vvorTh While N I .. ,.L,1JQ', .X A 4 , ,, A 1 Q M, , , ' 1 4 ,X , ., , . , I . . , . . i , r' 1 1 41. QL - -A - ray.,-q..,fi.':: , 3f?fi'i?afff3g -- . .v H V , -i-1 .', f '. 1,-11 'tif ,, -- iv 1 7.'96.'-i fi 'HS' -pk '25Mf' ' 1 1 f s3f?f1j5ff1 7 ,--f,z4.g'4u ...,, JJ, ' -'-.' 5 LI. 'JY f Ji f -1-'L ,fl 4.. .f 691' A-- .r 'r J' 14' I. ,, ,Ap M 1 Q.. Q ...GQ ha X. Y -.,-. vu -- ' - -'V ' f.j-..i'Z1-31. 0 -I l If l 1, - :iw-'f':'9f'f'i? f2FF 'M , l,,, -lv -4-'J' E ,N ,..--'7- .Y-. f.-..- ,J 1-:.x.,, N ., ,,.,- .nr -'ln bg. Editor-an-Chief JEANETTE TURNER -' . B - ' , Psssodoxe 23211-S Deltzfit MO'7OQer www O De M1111 'J ff' ' nl II 1111111111 fu 1 wp. Qeclicafion We The Sensor Class conssder uf o SULLIVANIA To our Prnncupol MR O W DOTSON We ore very grateful for his loyolfy cmd gundonce great privilege To dedicate the l949 ft acl iffy GEORGIA BARNES DAVIS, B.S. East Tennessee Stote College. English ond Latin. X J RB KER,.. 'Rhu- Qvo , .-E-5 g XB K Q d Henry. Coach. x 5 YQ .R R x Y iDLE3iT?iB.AX . o . BiologySqnd Clkhistry . X E' M HARR BOND, as. S W 'EBSQ ennessee State College. Typing, Q QQ- 1 sXShorT3'ERd-,t Bookkeeping, . Q Eglieee ,QQ ,. 1 Vin ,L x- K we i MARY DICKSON BROWDER, B.A. ml King College, Tusculum. Algebra ond E Geometry. STELLA JOHNSON CHAMBERS, B.S. ,, Modison College, East Tennessee State Col- lege. Librarian. 45 MAUDE COX, BS. East Tennessee State College. Physics and General Science. MARGARET DEAKINS, B.S. East Tennessee State College, University c Tennessee, George Peabody College. Art ond Speech Art. . J. DERTHICK, AB., M.A. Hiram College, Michigan, Graduate Work Troveled Abroad. Vocational Guidance. CLIFFIE FELlX, BS. Western Kentucky State College. World Q ax Q1 Y? 'im If--X V 'x History, Economics, and Heolth. -5 -I 41 K-.,,, ffm l JOAN FULKERSON HALBURNT, BS. Il fy Eos? Tennessee Smfe College, University ol Tennessee, University of Choftonoogo, George Peobocly College, glislw. . l G.. Qooo-49, XNJS-L. GEORGI PEARL HITE, B. A. Tennessee Wesleyan College, University ol Cholfonoogo, Uniyersivy of Tennessee English. JUANITA JONES, BA. Milligan College, University of Tennessee En Iish. W RUBY BACON MOORE BS. Ernst Tennessee Stole College. Mo1l1emoTicS ond Algebra. LILLIE JAMES LOVANCHE, BA, Emory ond Henry, King College. Civics ond Assisvont Couch. General 'ill 41, X741 'LET Aw 1 MAE POWELL, BA. el Y.. 'ZS H36-L QQ: Qoy F95- ' 'o Emo ond He Virgin: lnfermont, ry nry, Cor- son ond Newrnon, Duke University. Hisfory. ELEN RADER, B.S. Sullins .Junior College, Uni sity nesse Home E ornics. X of Ten- . Eost Tennessee Store College, Woodwork ' ond Mechonicol Drawing IVA HICKS RING, B.S. 5 Eos? Tennessee Sloie College, University of Tennessee. Home Economics. X . f A - ,Lv0'f L QU, Id F' M1 NELL MCMURRAY WARD, BS., M.A. 1 Ions ,, ZLL' f R l rd T l'1 C ll , C l rnbi Uni- Gfhfy. BiE:l:cil1ii Bcioleolggif. OU O , '-l' OXKDQ6. L-sry! Qkxk-d 911101 CLSS ZC815' fr Q! 0 JACK ROREX President JOHN TOM PIERCE Vice Presldent Nlor-le! Seckler MARGARET RAGSDALE Secretory ond Treasurer 61,101.8 , -4 ii 1' Q f CL ' . ' Ky,-T T -xx A I I :S Q' h x A ' M N AUSTlN ADAMS Clothes make the mart: Art Club l Comme ial Club 4 fy!! H, JQV-4104 LOUISE ALVIS A woman either loves or hates, there is no third course. Lively, warm-hearted and sincere. F. H. A. l, 2, 3, Commercial Club 3 4 Y Teens 3, 4, Library Staff 4, Teacher s Sec retary 4. , 4 l I ' 1 PEGGY BAILEY . 'Never look back, but forward 4fH Club l, 2, 3, 45 F. H. A. l 2 3 Y Teens T, 3, 4, Annual Staff 4, Office Sta? 4 L 1 T l , so , xt' a I r L bl NX V 5 BETTY BARGER Sweetness and grace, persanltied eens l, 2, 3, 4, Commercial Club 3 I F. H. A, I, 2, Teachers Secretar V F H Al V Club4 f-wi 4 I -J f: fr 4 lie K , , A . C f f h C 911101 fi - ' - .fl BILL BLAKLEY l 1 He learned about women from her, I 4.11 Club 1, 2, sophomore Class President. ' LIUS I look back on nothing to rtothlngf' loolc torwa rd Transferred from Roosefelt High School, Portland, Oregon, Commercial Club 35 Art Club l, 2, 3, 4, Annual Stal? 4, 241 'sv MAC BOOHER v-,gina-fb 7 ' Even tho' vanquishled he would argue f470JA- Q--'90 sti . . commefciopqlur, 3, 4, 4-H curb 1, 2, 3, 4. f L, , How amos i' 'J Everything comes to those who have pa- ll 1, ' N hence, therefore, why should l hurry? ,Mit L Commercial Club 3, I JACK BRAGG You must study to be fronk with the world. Commercial Club 3. HELEN BREWE Mok1ng lrtends and keepi the ls the delight of my lrf . Art Cluh l, 2, 3, F. H. , ommercial Club 3, 4-H Club 1, 2,19 M JGYC A A qut t anal, tlefnanly kind An cub 1 2. ' 1 X ARNOLD CARROLL Life wthcut rwischef ,s not We at a'l 4-H Club l, 2, 3: Commercial C'ub 3, L fr' l 5 5 so i, L il ,L . WJ o CIIIOVS V5 EUGENE CASTEEL Q Q I am as I am, and so I will be. A R ' Transferred lrorri Dobyn5YBennett High 115. School, Baseball 3, Track 3, Paper Staff 4, Key Club Aj Football 3, 45 Basketball 3. 5 J .-. 'R . ' -a. N xx , .AJ-N ,i .xg X Rl, JACK CHILDRESS The best ol things are free. Commercial Club 3, Transferred from Fair- view High School, Fairview, Virginia. i CHARLES CLEEK My hair stood on end, and my voice stuck in my throat. Art Club l, 2, 3. HOWARD COATES Commercial Club 3 -mv-'rl He seeks the ill will of no one. xl - . .J QM AILENE COMPTON Live and learn, die and forget it all. 2, 3, Art Club 2, 4, Dramatics F. H. A. l, Club 4, -Library Staff 3, Commercial Club 3. 45. MARTHA CORLEY What a pleasure knowing her has bee ig Smart, attractive, with a pleasing lib F. H, A. I, Aff Club 2, 3, 4, comer act-J X Club 3, 4, Y-Teens 3, 4, Tea:her's Se - I tary 4. is BILLY COX To think is but an idle waste of time. 6- LOYD LEIOHTON COX Still water runs deep Art C ub 4 Commercial Club 3 fx GH 107 9 MARTHA DAVIS wont o secret kept be the fIrst to deserves well needs not cmothers gl 3 ol 4 Troc VIRGINIA CRAWFORD A o e compound of oddity fo one un AH YTe r 3 4 Teoc Se Corwrnercol Club 3 4 Iigfrmlf DeLANEY DeVAUl.T ngs dont tu n w un I orneooclf turns them up C mmerctcl Club 3 Kef Club 4 Junl r Play Annual Stuff 4 PEGGY GLEN , ode torn w u' gone ' ub ee rcxmctt cs W u nnu Stuff g RUTI-I DOLEN4 ood ature and good sense rn st eve, oinf' Tru ferrerl from Full Brunch Hrglm School, I 'mc , ann, Notlon xl Hono Somew , , , . , g Cxrsrty Basket 0 , F v J T I f Mb ul l, r f 0'-n u ,I-'ee , rt un ,,t.n, r af. JUANITA DORTCDN e n t I cn' :S Clu. '. Cofnfnerccl Club 3g Glee ERNEST DOUGLAS 'ge w, S ::: , n ', u e ike cs rncznf' Corv'fne'c?ol Crub 3, 4: 4-H Club 2: Dro- rvottcs Club 4f Cxce Svc.-4 4, Arrwol Stoll 4, Tesche's Secretory 4' Kev C'ub 4g Pape' Stof? 4: Glee Cleb 2g Jw o' Plow Mm wx Y- fx 101 FQLTHERME EAST Gi , sr cj 1 V 1 ' DQ3fEY WELDS I I 'Sine : .' 'Z' fi' ' f-' 7 I x K , 1 ff 1' xr f 62fn,cZ,f Zlf- V ' A MP! , dt , ycvk vQ4:,4L,f!LtvIl My f ,y 1 f L, sq, ' ' ,kk '-4 PL-A fu? 67 LILLIAN PINK .VXI . J Fo' 'Jw wa usv Nw Quret k nd wlwosf- vmturo F Fever vcmes F. H A 1, 2, 3, 4-H Club LQ, 3,-'1,Arf ' CAJF3 4, Comfwefrml CFUD 11. ROXIE GWLLEY DfF7orf-nt in some ways ond yef, n diffe Q-me Tho? frwervds upprecxmef' F. H, A 1, Q, Aff Cmb Q. DORIS GILLIAM 'B'R w'ng wih pep and Fur, our cFm'mEng :fe-efleocef beams lxke the sun Glas Cub 1, 2, 3, Y-Teevs I, 2, 3 A, A-H Nun W, Q, 3, 4, F. H. A 1,2, 3,Com- X1 YN eroui Club 3, 4, DVOFTXCVCS Cub 4, Owe'- Ieod r 4, Teac?-er's Secretory 4, ' 'fs 5 K K YK 7 ROY GOODE, JR. SwYerw-ze is one of his Q'EOfESV choroder l . fics I X JQAN HAMBLEN 3Q:jVYf:'f:rfj wf3r1JF,f rw e.eff win, vdwn X sul 1ue:fre ds vheyfre there ?o sm, xl Ugly' SWF' -1, JUNO' PFC, A Cui? 4, G'-fe Csr: 1, 2 3, Y-Tears Y, 2, 3 -1, Ccfr- 'fe-'i':' Chu 2 4, 4fH Chb 1, 2, 3 4: F ' -5 1, Q 3 Lt2'c:'fS'11 ?1 1, U z v1v- Ya 'Ps 1' 2 .1 .:, cyl A-A, mmf 3 4, cfm- .fs 3 1- 5'f f'U'f 4 NMDA MAE HAMBLEN . Df:1'CVFdLlfJ MV, wi We ke, vo success, Q . , .,, N c'iix 3, . ,..., , ,s,J, , F F H A w 2 W Cc wow 4 'f Tv'1'H4 Sw'f- -f 4- Af. rw U 4 LH C' r .2 ff- , ,s ff. ,1- 1,.,.,,. J- 5 x S S, HAM1LTON,lR. 7 f' 1 ,MIX 'O see h 'qv Af? mb 1, 2 'on-rf r A F 'J iv. fl b,,D'um LIL L-JUW J' thigfjlfywyvjjvylll , , fb W WW A K BETTY HARTM ff M '- 'She nerxr, she's cute, she's prevty, she works os well Us she plays, Y-Teens 2, 3, 4, Presfden? of Y-Teens 4, Dforhzrwcs CMD 4, Awww! Src? 4, Lmm Club 2, 3, Comrverou! Club 3, 4, Lwbrory Sm? Q, GNee ODD 2, 3, Teuchefs Secremry 4, Vvce-Presfdent of Yleen Conference. OH The Wemrr' g Who? 0 Y T'f1ne5efre'1 frcm o ms f Hg Sfhoc' fnmsff om f 50100, Ffnofbu Imll 3, 4, TMC PAULINE HAWK A vue rwfi happy fC'rrc::1e N F H. A I Q, 3, Aft CMD 2 4,CDwrv'evcf1I Cub 3 4 , f- ,51,.,W, MAL 9 if fj .DU karl' fy, lf fL,Mf,,,p ,Q M4,Z A DYRDCDELLA HEAD gg.,--'n F DORCWJY venom XY if W A ff .. -, . ..- CQ ,A ,K -Y ,., Y... 4 -ru . ,. 4 lmgmyis AWA 'Q' 1 J -. Y X X X K' 8111018 DONALD Hmfmo D 'N E 'ZX X ,C . 011101 ,S ANNA RUTH HlTE N f: rf' '1'1o'fet: vvlff In good d spggi. Q N ' TQ 'CTW-' Thur' gold, , . V F H A ' 2, J, Ar? Cprz 2, Commefclo C,:. 3, 4-P Cluz l, Q 3. - LULA HITE 'Cfe G' Hose cue? losses, ,el are is lc, lfof' 'lwe bolrcm of lwer classes. 4-H Club l, 2, 3, 4, F. H. A. lj Ar? Club 2, Y-Teens 3, Commercrol Cluo 3, 4, Teuch- er's Secretory 4. BETTY HOOD o argue is lhe dellglwt of my life. A F A l, 4, Cen-'werclnf Club 3, Y-Teens l A, Aft Club Q, Glee Club 3, Annual S105 V 1' '- V' JUANITA Hoon l A pleasing combination of worth and wit F. H, A. 1, Q, Y-Teens l, 2, 4, Commerclol Club 3, 4, Teochefs Secretory 4. RALPH HOOD Vx'lvi:Yl1e wall, he wlll- ou curl depend on th Commercial C 3. 7 Q . lm ,, JACK JONES I A guy who coesn'f lmow what he does know. 4-H Club l. . JJ , KL! M A ANIE KETRON - che-eflulglspcsmon is 0 fund of reodv copvml F H A, 1, Corvmerclol Club 3 4, Llbrow K SMC Q, 4, 4-H Club 2, Y-Teefvs 2. DON LANE School is one merllol confusion. Art Club 3, 4, Commercial Club 3. 4, 'C' 5 'Tx QHTOLS , W , 'NANCY LANE K f My , use' e 1 AH CJD N, F, H, A. I, 2, 3, Ccfvr e'c,Q. C Y wb fi, 4, Lb'u',1 Stuff 3, Ofrce SYQF 4, T J'!Si9f'9d 'row Bunyan Hgh Safco? I ' G ls 5 5 erb nr 1 1 W E GIA LES E 'C' e rw ,west Hey? that efef eof. 9.3 , , , V1 U CQf'1rv1-ef:-35 CMD 3, 4g Lwbrary Stuff 2 Cree SWF? C, Pune' S135 4, Afrwuf Srcg 6Afj'jff JBLIT nn O, C. f3',fcwY,' ,S wofm G pOund of deafness uh T, 2, Teuchefs Secrcrory 4 Q. S. 5- POLLY LIGHT f-r chlrrv Art Cub !, 2, 3, F, H A 1, 2, 3, 4-H Club , , J, C mfner in CM . f,.L,4.J CAPGLYN MCCONNELL S ,., A ,,,Lmr1, SJR FRY rv- W DOROTHY MQGUIRE 'Unk hm' '1r fffe.:!xSH fur-s, wth fu mmm' 'V-f sweef mm! ww Chergfk-jdfhf A, Ar 'Q':1 Snug 4, Yeochefs S9C'9 Z', 4 C: f Q'ci15 Club 3, 4- Junior P U-omg N, YYM-vs 1, 2, 4, Pre-swdenf of F HA AvCNqI FJDDV 'JCORE ' ff- JANE NQCDQE .A .,. ---r ' 3.95: E: 'fe J Wg: M sdsff ' ' 5 Q 2 4, -1'-i f ,rr I 2 D fe-5 N:-ef' , Y 'ee-s 3, mee C .zz Q' 3, 'fetzsue' S:c':N':'e Cass Fheeweaxe' -3: Cxce SEQ -1- Qscef 9:9 'R . s , 'zllwji Ai ezzmrs NO MORELQCK Qu t and rglwt, always lriendly and I 1' polite ff , ff 1 . . l, 2, 3. Carfrnercial Club 3, 4, . T 5 Secretary 4, First Aid 2, 'V VJ ll JlMMlE MORRELL Truth is wrften on his lace Football 3 4, Carnrnercial Club 3, 4 Teaclwefs Secretary 4, Treasurer al Com rnercial Club 4. v HAL MORRISON if An athlete plus. Q A I Basketball l, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 2. 3, 4, 1 l I Foctba' 3, 4, Track 3, Vice-President ot , ' Junior Class, Vice-President af Key Club. A wr i Rum MOWDY 'R gf Live, act, say nctning to the injury of anyone, F. H. A. l, 2 3, Commercial Club 3, 4, X, Ofice Staff 4, Library Staff 4, Editor Of Paper 4, Y-Teens 3, 4. l 1 . fi, . ,f I MILTON MULLENIX l rrrigr' bf- better il l could, but it's awful lonesome being good, Art ClLb l, 2, 3, 4. f HELEN MYERS A laugh is worth a thousand groans. Vice-President ct Sopl-lornore Class, F. H. A, l, 2, 3, Y-Teens 3, 4, Commercial Club 3. NADA COLEEN MYERS 'a me to live is Christ. Y-Teens 2, 4, F, H. A. l, 2, 3, Art Club 2, Cami-ne'cIal Club 3, AYH Club l, 2, Dra- matrcs Cub 4. MILDRED NEELEY Capable, clever and sweet, with a kind word tor all sne meets Glee Club 2, Y-Teens 2, 4-H Club l, F. H. A. l, 2, 3, Commercial Club 3, 4, Li- brary Stall 4, Drarnatics Club 4. ,KLA L fx . 8111016 .L VIRGINIA OVERBAY 6 way Yo II fe a frencl s Io one . . g erclal Club , , . ar- N glil-'I 4. MAXINE OWENS Non too dqcuf I you pu? of an eHarf I Commer JU4 Arm S rerff o Commema Clu 4. ' 15 Qu- Qs EVELYN PHILLIPS A me ry heart makes o cheerful counten ance Transferred from Church Hill Hlgh School, ' Beta Club I, F. T. A. I, F. H. A. I, 2, 3 4-H Club Secretory 4, Paper Staff 4, Com- mercral Club 3, 4, Glee Club I, 2, 3 QQ. DOROTHY P RTER When Iweorts ore true, few words wIII do. I 4-H Club I, F. H. A. I, 2, 3, Commercial Club 3 4 Dramalwcs Club 4 I I I ,. I J, 1 v .1 , ,. JJ 1 M 1 If I- f f 7 EVA RUTH QUILLEN ZLL!!! y Good navure is vlne sign to a large and LL KIIV generous soul. ,ufbhl I F H. A. 1, Latin club 1, 2, Library sms f 2, 4, Commercial Club 3, 4fH Club I D-amafwcs Club 4, Y-Teens 4, Annual Stag. MARGARET RAGSDALE Don'1 say all that you know, dom! be, Ileve aII that you hear, don'f do aII that you nan Y-Teens '2, 3, 4, Secretary and Treasurer of Juruar Closs, Secretory of Senior Class, Commerclal Club 3, Annual Svaff 4, F. H, A Ip .Iumor Play, 4-H Club 2. BILLY JO RILEY ' r gular Iellow and c Vue Ifendf' C mercial Club 3, 4, Art C'ub 4, TeoCI1- I e s Secrefary 4. REJEANIA ROBINETTE A Nu ev and modest Imle Mss w o o s h gn ana Is sure fo reocn Ive' goslff 2, 3, Comrnerca Clu , r Club 4. X l XY' ff , -V! ,C . Cl I lfll 5 C LAVVRENCE ROGERS I' Rw1d,', wlllng rxorl ::lJlH l foowflll 374, Track 3, Ccmmvf ul Club 3, fl, 5 ,fd ROBERT Rooilas l A good strong charader wlrh conhdence Corrvmercal Club 4 ,JACK ROREX k Leaye sllafe Yo The salnts, l am buf 'XX human Transferreiwfom Cllnchcc, Vvgrnra, l-hgh Schopllg RF lball 3, 4, Track 3, 45 .lunrar Cla? Hisidenv, Senlor Class President, Juquor P y, President of Key Club, An- nglul Srgff 4, J' fl LOIS SANDERS 'l XXI' Ol soul sincere ln achon fallhful and lf F. H. A, 1, YT K X Commercial Club 3 Teachers SeCreYOry 'Q' wk 4, President of Comm :ral Club 4 I l I .ln MARIE SECKLER Full of humor, briglwl, and cle.er, Ar? Club l, 2, 3, 4, Commercral Club 3, Y-Teens 3, 4, 4-H Club l, 2, 3, 4, F, H. A. l, 2, 3, Annual Stal? 4, Olice Stal? 4, Paper Staff 4, I yy KLM' , ,ulrAT2LEs SHEARER , f vc, r He who uses few words as wlse ,rj Transferred from Church H ll Hlgh School 5 I QUJT Foolball Manager 3 4 C rnmerclal Club V 3, Baskelball 3 Track 3 Key Club 4 An nuol S905 4, Paper Stall 4 BOBBY SMlTl-l Yhe lall, a young rrars larrcf llghrly turn to football i Ar? Club 3, 4, Commercul Club Treasure' 9 M! 3,41-l Club 4, Faoiball 3, 4, Basketball l, 2, 3, 4. BlLLY SPROLES To lrye w ,hour a son :sv ,, . .b Commercial Club 3 I- . N A - i , B .L 0111015 1 J STEADMAN -X ' L 1, fe, Pe.er bl e, H lf' l alll leer f:u e Fuss, too ,Y W gl lub Q, 3, Aff Cub l, Ccmmefccl 'A ' 3: ms l, 2, 3, 4, Lbroff Stuff l, f ur 4 r l J Fw1j+ ELEANOR STRIC i 'E 1,1 lou-. tflw v Lum C1un1,2,,F.H A, 1, 2, 3, MH l Q, 3, Y-Teens 2,14-flCluo 4, OFM 4, X-wwczl Slug 4, Paper S109 4. HELEN STUFELE 'Happiness is clweoper than worry. So why boy the high pricey' F, H, A. l, 2, 3, Glee Club 3, Y-Teens l, 4, Commercial Club 3, Library Sfol? Q, 4-H Club l, 2, Aff Club 4, Dromulifs Club 4, Junior Ploy. ff' .. fp D ROTHY THOMAS More generous you couldn'1 find, ond iusi Lf os sweel os she is kind. MI Y-T ns l, F. H. A. l, 2, 3, Commercial Ji' . 3, 4, OWce SMH 4, Paper Sfrifl 4. af C' C A 1 R f 1 lj V 5' 'f,Lf,lc L. 1 ' l KATHERINE THOMPSON 'Tocluy is bu! your owe lo pfircel Us you on will F l-4 A. l, Love Club l, 2, Commercol My Club 3, 4, Treosufer of Y-Teens 2, 4, Junior Plziy, Diomotics Club 4, Annual SMH 4, i omg sm 4, umfy 5,014 2, oiee Club 3, , ,, A , JJ: pf, DLI ,D K 1 JEANETTE T gy-' 5 W Gnu fmfi cheerful all thdy 'e, she lm Af: fxchie-.f-fl much with her brilliunt mindff I - F H- A lx Lofin Club l, 2, Commercial J' Club 3 4, Presideffl ol Commercial Club -1 D 1m'19,rS Club 4 Yveerg 3, 4, Vigg- Wewleo' 'nl Y-Teens 4, lun or Play, Edilgf. -Cmel Cl Anvugl A an ,al JAM My 'ffl fl 'l l . J! l '. VLV Y MJNIOR WALTERS 'i U91 1 L ll you cur' read my rv-End go clweodnf ' l ljfw J J: 1 VANLVR! fl, C SHIRLEY WATSON +9 lf w0 .' wefe the cause ol death I would li-fe forever. Y-Teens 4, Aff Club 2, F. H. A, l, 2, 3, Commercial Club 3, 4, 4-H Club 3, 4. 11- J tx 'YN Q 811'l.O1 S N OPAL WELLS She is most loved by those who know her beslf' ' 44-I Club 1, F. H. A. i, 2, 3, Commercialj Club 3, 4, cies Club 1, 2, 3, omce sms . 4, Y-Teens l, 3, Paper Staff 4. J f MILDRED WEXLER She always wears a smile. F. H. A. I, 2, 3, Y-Teens 4, Paper Staff l, Annual Staff 4, 4-H Club l, Commercial Club 3, 4. W. H. KBUSTERJ WHETSTINE For me a gay ole' lime, then let the world flicker on. sident of Freshman Class- Cheerleader Glee Club 2 3 4 K 2, , Ju ' Play, ' , , , An Club , , ,Dramalic Club 4, 4-H Club 4. . S. 3 years. J, I REEDA WILLIS No storm ever ruflled the current of her life. Y'Teens 3, F. H. A. l, 2, Commercial Club 3, 4, Dromafics Club 4, Art Club l, 2, 3, Teacl'1er's Secrelory 4. ps IMOGENE WOOTE N Always friendly, always The same nd fairness should be part of her na . F. H. A. I, 2, Comme cial Clu Club y 2' 3' . W f W gf MARGARET WRIGHT ble, iolly way she hos. A smile for all-a greeting glad, a lova- Office Staff 4, Library Staff 4, Annual Sfaf? 4, Dramatics Club 4, Art Club I, Com- mercial Club 3, Glee Club l, 2, Paper ff' sms 4. 5 ass F usfou gy As we near the end of our hugh school career let us stop momentaruly and revuew the past years Let us turn the calendar back to September T945 when l95 green students entered the portals of Sulluvan Hugh School un search of knowledge Our earluest days were un forgettable ones Comung from dufferent communutues we were strangers to each other Very often we lost our way un the halls and found ourselves un the wrong rooms how ever wuth the help of our upper classmen and teachers we soon became accustomed to the routune of hugh school lufe As the year ended we succeeded un Convuncung all con cerned that we werent so green after all A wuser and somewhat smaller class entered our sophomore year We elected as our offlcers Bull Blakley presudent Helen Myers vuce presudent Patsy Bacon secretary and Jane Moore treasurer Anna Ruth Wooten was elected as our sophomore pruncess Lookung forward to our class rungs and the Junuor Senuor Banquet a uolly bunch of Iunuors entered theur thurd year of hugh school We elected as presudent Bob Taylor vuce presudent Jack Rorex and secretary treasurer Margaret Ragsdale We were successful un our magazune sale and entertaun d our superuors the senuors wuth a banquet flttung for a kung By hard work we were able to hure Sammy DeVault s orchestra for the evenung We shall not forget the thrull of our Hrst formal banquet and dance Who and flnally receuved our class rungs The uunuor class furnushed Sulluvan s flrst foot ball team wuth some valuable players Step by step year by year we at last reached our cherushed hope that of beung senuors We elected to guude us through our last year Jack Rorex presudent John Tom Puerce vuce presudent Margaret Ragsdale secretary Another county hugh school recently completed took several of our classmates but lO5 of us are on the Hnal lap of our hugh school uourney As was the case the past year the senuor boys were Q hughlught to Sulluvan s fast growung football team Outstandung on the gruduron were Hal Morruson and Eugene Casteel Important posutuons were earned by Cecul Craft Jack Rorex and Bob Smuth Durung the Chrustmas holudays we had a senuor party at Teen Center Games and dancung were enuoyed durung the evenung As our yearbook the Sulluvonua goes to press we are lookung forward to the hrst week of May when we start our trup to the caputal Washungton D C We plan to vusut Annapolus and other pounts of unterest The Senuor Class us really lookurug forward to thus trup Stull un the future too us the senuor play Junuor Senuor Banquet and last our graduatuon the clumcux of our efforts There wull be a feelung of regret as we leave Sulluvan Hugh School We shall always remember our hugh school days the lays sorrow and the many fruendshups that shall be a uoy forever I . , B yn , I - , , 1 ' 1 ' 1 , 4 - ' 5 , : ' ' , i ' , - Near the end of the year we produced a comedy Spring Fever , elected Who's . 1 , ' J u ' ' J u - . , V . . . , ' I I I - I I I T ' I I D l Peggy Burley S LY 5. Dorothy Thomas Nada Myers Morguerute Wtlls lv Peggy Dolen Mtldred Neeley Opczl Walls Dorothy McGuire Ernest Douglos J B Lu T MOrgIe Steodmun Lulu Hate Morgorette Euloltc: Lullton Fmk Jumor Homtlton Moc Booher Don Lone Tommy Pterce Joumto Vaughn Morne Seclnler I .l 'K . l I .',A vk'v . nf, if' ' - ' Q ,, , , 7- NL f Wondq Barr Billy Jo Riley Evelyn June Bill Blakely Jock Jones Q 9 . . , , . 'Q If L, I . P' l V ' ,A 1 , Q. I 1 U v if bf , . . 'gh ' ' t I , R Betty Hart Janne Kefron Jock Rorex Muxune Owens Dons Gnlllom -.A Drucello Hecd Arnold Carroll Helen Myers Muldred Wexler Kofherune Thompson 4 1 Charles Cleek Buster Whetstme Berry Hood Lois Sonders Jecnelfe Turner M .. Imogene Wooten Carolyn McConneI Aulene Compton E cn Ruth Qunllen Mcrgoret Rogsdole 'I J ' il Am Joan Homblen Evelyn Phvlllps Juomto Dorton Georgno Leslie Berry Burger 1 .vu .J AA K' 3 A U W ,VI M , 1 :- l 5. 5- - ,,. 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VR 'is 11, ,P Q JL, l. l ' '1 1111101 C !ClSS CDJKXHCI S JERRY CARICO Presrdent BILLY KING Vice preside-nf QUINCY GILLEY Secretory BOBBY BLAKLEY Treasurer if BWMQ 1 A IJ yy!! W! , ,. MM 2 Y -, C7 ,, ., -13,9-.' iI1 T27 KJ sgfxl R ? ,i 5Q,5,frx1 KSA . .ygf A Ss 5 ' Q XY . .N ' , A lf, X I . X 5152 .fx EL I' ,E - lg K. FRED ANDERSON ANNE APPLEGATE 4, fo I W. J .qI'S., A 3 ,! AA x 4... ,, -, mx CC- fs I I ' I J! Ex , T J N 4- EUAXX HOWARD AUSTIN px I I If T ' N I I .-lx. , Boa BLAKLEY Q '-R ,g 1 M IV IK 1-X, ., ' I I I TEDDY BLEVINS 3, 6 H ',,, D+- A V R EDITH BRADSHAW Q v fl 4 PAUL BROWN I I ' I ,. R I KT Ri, 4 I I JERRY CARICO A I in Ear PHIL CARTER HOWARD CHILDRESS BUD CLARK :iq w. H. CLEEK is.. J. w. CONKIN s- MORRIS cox It TRULA CRAWFORD SUE DAVIDSON -,I ...TM 15 SUE DAVIS I nj DAVID DeVAUL OPAL DIXON GENEVA D UGLAS HERBER UNCAN AN DU C N I I ff QT' pd' Us A X 'bv 'n I ,I 0, X . C 'Ss 'ir lx X iv , 1 1. Q F' ' I Ng '14, Sa, I-eI'af1 1 T ' Q JI X 4 I fpovn S+ 4 in 5 . s., X A... avg - Q., gk. N F 'F--' X 4 E 'bg E 'fix 5, v-A- s ' A-x Q, FIN. FRANCES DURHAM BILLY DYKES BILLY EADS HELEN ESTEPP O. W. FERGUSON SIDNEY FISH DORA FINK GAY FLYNN JUDY GALLOWAY CHARLES GILLESPIE MAXIE GILLEY QUINCEY GILLEY JO ANN HALL WANDA HARRELL MADGE HILTON GORDON HOBBS HENDERSON HOOD LENA HUGHES JAKE IRVIN DOROTHY JONES ELMO KERNEY FLORENCE KERN KN A- 1-. its uf' A-Q, vyx Yin' 00- . N1 ,M . S. ,f 4- ' ,in-A N Q, 4 -3. ' , E- YN yxl. fi: N Q X fx, . Q , L ,440 'xanlif -sg ,R rib if fkx ou! Sr 'if 7'.: ..- - X Vo -gr' -ix c 710111011 Cdlfzss C 764661 ffag' JOHNNY KING x LAVATA EALEY l I BOBBY DAN COATS 0 ' I 1. g, AJ ll X ,fini Q 1' A P A 7 yx - K X , ...BK Q . I K K 1 ' ' ' E J - - 1 X X X, I E13 . ,.,2f,,'. Q 'Ia ff 5 l 8. 1 U , il I Egflg 4 LW I 1 A wx 1 N ' X X Xu A X -T X I ' Aj nf! 'D -F -:igx ! 1 Pre d ' I S' Yi 5 Y 1 T . 6,5 . fl X11 Q QX WK ff? X SJ X ix fha 4 -lb- l 4 l ut f gr 'nl an . 5' , ., 3:- 1 A A J X N ' N . 3 P. ,' 'N 4 6- amy! . B. J ,Q ,A Qt Betty Jo Adams Ruth Adkins Georgia Alvis Henry Applegate Sammy Bailey Joan Ball Mona-fiew Barrett Tommy Benton Mary L. Bernard Evelyn Biggs A X H , Y l . I' ., fu f 1 1 . .' 'FL M ,lt vs. n ,B l Q q., M L , E l A K x xi D Q L , .L If 'Q-n Q' to X I L f - - r A vt - r - 5 X Q N , T 5. 'L 6:73. : z I t It? fr . t 'vw ' MX an 1 Q. -D ' ' ws, ' '- . is A. 1 53' x ,rr ow YR- Etta Bolden Mary E. Bowery Dorothy Bracken Johnnie Brandon Norman Cale Joan Calloway Brlly Ray Conlpe Martha Jo Cannon Jane Carroll John E. Childress Bobby Dan Coates Jane Coates Joy Coates Jean Collette Jack Collungs Joan Cooter Edna Corley Clark Cox Eulo Crawford Betty Jo Crawl Louise Crawto' James Crumley ord 1 fx x I tl 4 Clarence Cutshall Barbara Davenport Jackre Davidson Charles Dougherty Naomi Dorton Clara K Duncan Lovata Ealey Lynn Elorn Peggy A, Ferguson Cla, Fields ai' hoe ,,. 6 ' k'l f YU a- LEHFA A 5 w c frm 'T is V33 K xx x Q ii- T' -. r 1 f-1E D lflf xi 'A rr, A LS 1 gs - ' Nix Y f' 4 ' .nh 4' .z::. 14: 3 1 A. 1 Q. '- 'Lyn vi . 'F' .N ' x 'i lapel N u .- I 'O Qx -.J V 9- S C' Willie M. Forbes Mary E. Ford Lydia M. Fowler Lonis Frances Jock Garland Edgar Gillis Robert Grofes Dornos Gregg Eddie Guice Pauline Guy Dorolliy J. Hamlet! Joyce Horr Lucille Henry Bobby Hile Allene Holley Glen Hood Horner Hoskins Charlotte Hughes Eugene Hughes Patsy Hunt Lynn Jennings 'R 3. K X S . Y .luv .L .- .--.,-.I Bobby .lobe Harold Jones Helen Jones Patricia Jones Marguerite Jeno Bonnie Kern Nadine Kindle Ella King Johnny King Opal Kiser Hazel Lawson fv- Q' Sr . QF Mae Ledbener Betty J. Lucas Mildred McClain Norma McMurray Jimmy McQueen Lovcido Medlin Hazel Morehouse Leora Morelock Charles Morrison Ralph Morrison 1 Sq, I Q' Q I S Y 4 , .. A l I Y Q 5, 1 v. fl -s. ', Q. ,L I i ! Qt SVKXQQJ'-' -1 N nl' ft g LA 5 or I J, I X I I 1 'N 1 I Eugene Mullinax Doris Murrell Willis Nunley Lillian Overbay Nancy Oxley Robert Phelps Harold Poe Betty Poore Margaret Price Joyce Queen S v Q, ,qi 1 K n .a -1 is , v S l s X..k. . Omo Ramey Vivian Rasnake Roy Riggs Margaret Robinette Frank Rowland Garland Ruth .lack Ruth Wilma June Sells Lois Shelton Jo,ce Simpson tlzziii 7!5l:.l -- ' x D -L if 4 , -l 1 xl L- I 'S 'S .1 W Ls. is Us X 1 , , ii i fig. x 1 tilt 1 1 Xi 5 L - - . ,i , 5. 'M ' 'Ll' U hr .. . y li , R ',. 1 -as a. 1, R A 5- VJ.. Dorothy Smith James Snavely Helen Snodgrass Betty Sprinkle Betty R. Strickler Glen Surcey Phyllis Sutherland Zane Sutherland Betty L. Thomas Bobby Walker June Wallin Lewis Webster Patsy Wells Bill Williams Leila Willis Phyllis Wilson Tilmer Wright Kenneth W. Wright Juanita Wright Nella Rhea Yates ,- FWML L3 fyivcf L-44.0, Z- ,Z MW!! 5 'Sflll C fuss ICCIS ELIZABETH BACHMAN President GARY KERN Vace President PHIL COATS Secretory Treasurer J'Blevm5 V w xv, ,,I,wf vii. f 4 X X 1 ,ij , f I 1 if 1 , cf , f-KLA!! A-fr I QL- Xdiylcg I KX r X nl, J I If A151171 ,X l bf. 1 ff - , L Nj r , sl S. X 4 O 1 rfl'C..'l cm r r' ,.--, An 18811116111 vfll X' 16 umikamkadiiiii.. T' 188 1111011 3. ji-nr-1 .1 1- d-aki. 45 . -an P-,, 1 D-. 4 ....f. 1 ,M Y- Q W , , -. - ff -4. Y ' 1' ,f - -. 1.. ff ,V , ..1. .,,,. - ' 'Q ' ' m A V 4 A . ' ,3 - - 4 - : 1 X xv, A v- Q lr 1- '. . A ' f g 'EWG E F Is, 1 A bm' 1 ' Q . z V I , A ' 5 V xx--' L 7: . .V , ' sem.. V 1 if V 4-n., 1 1 L 2 YV A , A lf .W , Fw W Q. 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I I I I . I I I ' ' I I I I I I I . I I I I I ' I D I I I I I I I I A I L I I W I I ' I - I A . A I V I I I . I L I I I I A I I I I I I I I I D I I ' ' I I ' ' I I I A I - I h I . I I I I ' I ox, uniar Davis, Lawrence De Freece, Sara Lou Depew, Peggy Dickerson, Marie Earley, Patsy Epps, Harry Fleenor, .lackie I r I I A r I I I I I I r I r I I I I I - - I ' I r I I . I I I . I I I 1 ' L 1 1 - - 1 I 1 1 V 1 A 1 I 1 L 1 v 1 1 I 1 4 1 L 1 1 1 1 I I , 1 I I A I I L I 4 - . I w 1 YT A X CtlVlhE S :Q I f:f :f 5 X T, DDD 445 ' JW x ' TNS L M WA 3 , 2, , E , . - gl 'xXj'Qv3f' IQ Sullivan Higxg Sc oo' ' y c udb ,. H 4 J. D v, 5' sf- ' W TCI? ff-' Q , flg I In 'M , 1 ,....,09l.Qj L----H 1 X I My CZ 1 'cz 1 1 za ffcs GM President JOHN TOM PIERCE Secretory DORIS GILLIAM Treasurer BETTY HART Sponsor MARGARET DEAKINS Q: ,ni C Chairmen of Sedionol Groups: Period I WANDA HARRELL Period 2 EUGENE CASTEEL Period 4 IMOGENE WOOTEN Period 6 RUTH DOLEN Sponsor MARGARET DEAKINS 1 1 G1 xsufzzz dll Pontrfex Maximus PAYE SUTHERLAND Tribune MILDRED WEXLER Censor ef Quoesvor MARY ELLA FORD Aedries RUTH DOLEN 8. SAM BAILEY Motvof Carpe Drem-Lit: Pluck The Flowers of Todoy Lia ,N . ' CIIIOI' OIIIIIICVCICI 67 . QI IL Presloent LOIS SANDERS Vrce-President ERNEST DOUGLAS Secretory MARTHA CORLEY K Treasurer K JIMMIE MORRELL r , . I. :A,,x,..,..,.-,i-.v,- - A LAY' . ., . . Soonsor . L,-Q -'Q ,., I 3 ' 4 . ,- . ' . - ll: , gn ERMALVE BOND - .11 ' 1 tx U- , p f : V. ' ' HIIIOI' G7 O1Il11IC'l'C1Cl E GWIIZ7 President JEANETTE TURNER Vrce-President HOWARD COATS Secretory MAXINE OWENS 5 QUINCY GPLLEY x.4'?ai'gE l'f',f ','ff'aa . lf?TI? 5+'1.f , I ,H -4 'r JV. -H.-iam? ,, .Z -fl' :gui ,,,3v, A.. . J' ,. 1 ff- 5'-af-4 .' 1 v!f'f'- A Sponsor . 535, .' - 1, 'I ,E -- 1, 0 . - if 'ul' . 1 ERMAUE BOND . . , V -' .Lmw- 3f.,.::,4'f3V-W , ' P. -2 ' , fs , 'fjeczcflcr S Q U CCVUECI V188 Betty Burger Juonito Hood Lo S Sanders Dorottw McGut'e Mtldred VVexte' Dons Gtittcm Reedo VVrllrs Betty Hcvt Lou'se AMS Vvgnla C'cw'c'c Evelyn Philtips Ntco Moe Hcrncten Lula Htte Novetic Morefock Mcrtnc Cortey Ernest Dougtcs amy Joe me-, J. B. Light 1 fs fIlilllC j6J11lC11lCl xClS Presndent Vrce Presrdent Secretory Treasurer Porlxomeniorzon LIST' nr Wk Jflf 11101 Ififl 'ffkj ' B' Toward New Hornzons NORMA MQMURRAY JACKIE JOBE EVA HUDSON NANCY OXLEY HELEN SNODGRASS ' 'f nj., .QF '-1 ' in ' ,ddi-. IN OUR CLASS ROOMS He Wgfks 'AWB 5 4 AN-...... PUfSUing on ed Consfonfl Y ucorfon MAWKNS 775 , , -II Ta' 'N hh ..v,... 1 .ruuuuwv e-me I had to hoe corn Went To The dentist Q- Landslide Good Excuses? ? ? ? f' -it eww 42' ir HOME ECONOMICS ll Luncheon ls Served y , -3 fr ff., i 4:71- H OME ECONOMNCS N X TYPING CHEMISTRY new '4 ART ,KX ,EM l ' -' Wooo W ORNC -P CAFETERUX f ., ..f.....vf V I 'T xr,-ff 1 f, 1' ,hi , r SCHOOL BUS .1 ,4, The Junior Class presented their Class Play, Spring Fever , on Friday, April 23, l948. The following cast gave a very good performance. Jack Rorex Jeanette Turner .loan Hamblen Margaret Ragsdale Dorothy McGuire Katherine Thompson Buster Whetstine Delaney DeVault Ernest Douglas Helen Stume fx lbecz Cl fwl7C1ZllS i-1 The Junior Senior Banquet f .,:zT4. S Q' ff-1+ - af I 4 ' 1 Tf pg .:.-:2'.7,.'::7f7 Q as 1-4 5-N.. - .. I: T AWGN' -X ' Aa.. asf 'S Lg -1 N d ff As if if '-.sis sim livxgi 3 ,, 3, 3 gt ,373 .,v9ay3:5q g -t,'?Q,ap X . ' , ' 4 gl 9 ' . U, QFPVIW-','1:? qu-,gl :Uh ,W 5,91 ,, i,f Xl K J, 9? 1.7 ftff' A fi! V V J ia. X-iv-1 ,wap 'Af ? ?Wf:if sm W- iw? X39 3 3 F? 1 Y- wi 27 fi if 1 3, gif Sl! A 953 fglx E 5 ff 1 1. 5 ' ,xx 1' T . l' 'N, Q 4 . Pg , I 0 J . 'Qfx 4,136 JI F 1 I 1 3 The Freedom Train Comes To Kingsport ll a. I I - - I l Sullivan High's representatives on the Teen-Center Council are Betty Hart and Gene Casteel. ffl? 5 A 4 Juanita Dorton, the Wall Gal , chats with Virginia McAmis at the Sadie Hawkins Party at the Teen Center on the opening night. C7 f C 190 610116 Cll Septcmber 3 VVe reg ster New Pruncupal and assustant coach get all the attentuon Our trst tootball game Harruson Chulhowee 6 Sullrvan 28 Assernaly Rev N' K Cornpher gave the aevotuonals 4 H Achuevement Day Sulluvan members Peggy Barley Sammy Bauley honors Rule H gh won un a good game Su lrvon band great on theur frst performance P T A pucnuc honorung the hugh school and graae teachers Kung Male Quartet WE VVON Everett I3 Sulltvan 32 Rev J C Blalock gave an rnterestrng talk rn chapel October A story too horruble to tell Sulluvan 6 Tennessee Hugh 55 No ue Preventuon ot Fures An easy vuctory over Farragut Hugh 4l 6 F H A Conference at Erwtn Jack e Jobe elected Vrce Presudent Sen ors present plans lor the SULLIVANIA to student body Onc vrctory over the Bug Fve Conference Sulluvan 39' Erwun lf? Tusculurn College Glee Club pre ents program rn assembly 9 E T E A Knoxvulle holuaa s November 4 Program by Vrrgu tra Valley Boys We won agaun un Abrngdon Sulltvan 34 Abungdon 6 F H A folk game par y un gymnasuum Swrng your partner Puctures token tor annual Now look pleasant smule Oak Ruage won un a game 27 25 The boys go to Jacksonvtlle Flaruaa and play to the loss ct 35 24 As emoly program Our Ftrst Thanksgrvung by the Junuor Class 26 Thanksguvung Holudays December Rev Dan Graham of Blountvrlle Presbyteruon Church talked rn chapel Basketball season begun Sulluvan 40 Elrzabethton O Dobyns Bennett wrns 4O 29 Red Cross Chrustmas Seal sale beguns Chrustrnas program by Sophorno e Class The Chrustmas Story Wulltam Powell Hale presents Charles Drcken s Chrustmas Carol Drarnatucs Club presents Chrustmas program More puctures taken tor annual Basketball game Lynn Vuew 38 Sulluvan 47 Young Hugt wuns 4l 34 Another basketball game Surgounsvulle 47 Sulluvan 44 Chrrstmas holudays Senuor party at Teen Center Dancung and eats Lost one cue ball School agaun Rev Earl Hayter gave an tnterestung talk on the Greek Jack Rayman s Reptule Show Graduatuon unvutatuons and ca ds are ordered I4 Mud term exams We wan from Boones Creek by a score of 54 38 Movue on Potuo Contrubutuons to March of Drmes We play Vurgunua Hugh Holston Valley 47 Sulluvan 58 January alphabet Assembly wuth Rev Compher conductung devotuonals Phtl Carter stars as future Bung Como Sulluvon 49 Mary Hughes 42 Lost to Surgounsvulle 46 36 Vurgunua Hugh beat us Rev Palmer Young talked on Maruonette Program Art Club Program February 2 Power of Luttl Thungs Senuor Play Professor' How Could You? Ventrrloquust program March Junuor Senuor Banquet a date to remember' Aprul Junuor Play Broadway Here we Come MO l 5 Washungton Trup The happuest days of our luves 7 Regranal Track Meet Watch that boy run I4 State Track Meet An event all boys look forward to Baccalaureate Sermon A seruous moment l9 Graduatuon AT LAST' 20 Schools out' OH HAPPY DAY' ' ' and John Earl Chuldress wrn J T f ' of l l C 4 ttf, . .- ., 7 4 l3- .' .f- . u. . , wi - ,N . I , I , I , V , T7- 1 V - 2O-- l ' , , ' , I 2l- ...' ' ' ' A 23- . 24- - ' . 27- . . . ' ' , lm f ' - ' -- . A B u -- ' o A , - . - Y IQ . , , - u ' . I3 u . to A - Y - . 22 s ' 4 28-2--... y, se ' ' ' e A - f Y . 9' . . . r ' H ' toe -1 - 4 l3- ' - , l8-- , ' ' roy- s- . 24- 5 ' - W B ' 4 ff ' . 25g W . . . I l- , ' A ' . B-Movie- Story of the G-Man , lO - 5- ' - ' 3 . 14- - ' V 4 tse ' T .- -ff ' 16- ' ' f A H ' I7- ' A . IB- . 207- ' t ' - . 22- - ' ' - - ' - . 23- ' ' . 27- . - 3- ' . 5- , ' . 6- f ' ' . 877 . . . . I 1 l2- f ' A . 20- - V 217 , u, A . , . I 22- ' ' ' . 25- - - ' - . 4- ' 4 - 7 4 lO- ' ' - . mi . . . . 4 lo- . J 9 Us 24- A . 25- . ta- J . , 31- ' ' , ' 27- ' - ' , - 29- ' - . Y - - . . - . . ' 64 e ' - . I3- - - - 15- - ' V Q 'Q QA ,J ff!! Xe... -'G x Sf HL. f-'fl f? 0, 3161 W7 ii :: Jilrli J -J-1 .. --we .sit Lap- ' X af 'S .. ,. 42flg2'pA - 7N '9f !t f -.a HQ, wg in T4 s ff' '-'sf 'fran V ,. A 3 f 'M J' 6 4 '- .Q Ag! . N w - t 2-TJ rg- . V . as , I l . , A ifgmlx ' -ri 1 fi Zh, ' 'Q 1 DLCCCIVLGQVS First row, left to right: Elmo Kerney, Back, David DeVault, End, Ralph Morrison, Back, Lynn Elam, End, Bobby Dan Coates, Back, Cecil Craft, Back, Jerry Carico, Back, Bobby Toney, Guard, Hershel Craft, Back, Cal Gillespie, Bock, Gary Kern, Back. Second row, left to right, Bobby Hite, Tackle, O. W. Ferguson, Guard, Jimmie King, End, Junior Goode, Guard, Bill Cox, End, Billy King, End, Eugene Casteel, Back, Bud Clark, Back, Bobby Smith, End, Johnnie King, Back, Lawrence Rogers, Guard, Phil Carter, Back. Third row, left to right: J. E. Light, Tackle, Lynn Jennings, Center, Herbert Duncan, End, Fred Anderson, Tackle, Jack Rorex, Center, Hal Morrison, Back, Jim Morrell, Tackle, Glenn Surcey, Guard, Jack Collings, Tackle, Phil Coates, Guard. x Starting with a year of football experience, Sullivan faced a much harder schedule than it did its first year. With a hard schedule, Sullivan's Pirates, under the supervision of Coach Jeter Barker and Assistant Coach James LaVanche, broken even, winning five and losing five. The story behind is much more than just sixty minutes spent on the playing field. lt is a story of hard work. Almost a month be- fore school started, football practice began to take shape. Until school began there were two practices daily. These consisted of blocking, tackling, learning and running plays, then finally all of these combined into a scrimmage game. The players who made possible these victories and who worked hard for the right to wear the varsity award in football ore the following: Hal Morrison, Bud Clark, Herbert Duncan Billy King, Jack Collings, Jim Morrell, Glenn Surcey, Junior Good, Lynn Jennings, Jack Rorex, Gary Kern, Eugene Casteel, Cecil Craft, Bobby Smith, J. E. Light, Fred Anderson, Jimmy Long, Bobby Toney, Bobby Coates, Phil Coates, Elmo Kerney, Manager Charles Shearer. HARRISON CHILHOWEE 6 - SULLIVAN 28 Coach Barker told the boys the only way to start a football season was with a win, so the boys did it. Only after Chilhowee scored when C. Craft fumbled o punt, and they recovered did Sullivan begin to wake up. Morrison was the first to score this season, on a pass from Casteel. Although H. Chilhowee broke loose on several runs later in the game, they did not scare. RULE 20 - SULLIVAN 7 Running up a strong Rule High team from Knoxville, Sullivan was able to hold them in check for the first three quarters. The fourth quarter Rule was the ruler. C. Craft scared Sullivan's only T. D. on a pass in the flat. EVERETT I3 - SULLIVAN 32 Playing unusually clean boll, neither team had any penalties called against them. Everett leading 745 at the half, the Pirates ran and passed over 4 touchdowns to Everett's one. Casteel was the spark plug of the team, scoring three times. Morrison scored twice and kicked two extra points. BRISTOL 55 - SULLIVAN 6 Definitely stepping out of their class, the Buc's traveled to Tennessee High in Bristol. Our second loss of the season. FARRAGUT 6 - SULLIVAN 41 Ready boys, here comes another pass. The Pirate that called that out was usually right. Again Casteel was the spark plug, scoring three times. Morrison kicked tive extra points and did most of the running which set up the touchdowns. ERWIN I9 - SULLIVAN 39 Running against another Big Five team Sullivan was the un- derdog, but not for long. Getting the jump on the Blue Devils, the Pirates rammed over two touchdowns early in the first quarter. Not giving all the credit to the backs, the linemen held Erwin to B8 yards, while Sullivan picked up l90 yards. This game was proof we could hold our own in Big Five com- petition. BRADLEY 24 - SULLIVAN 13 Power-laden Bradley Bears iourney-ed from Cleveland to win a thriller from Sullivan. Outstanding for Sullivan was Duncan's fine defensive end play. Sullivan made a good showing against the powerful mid-state team. ABINGDON 6 - SULLIVAN 34 Journeying to Abingdon, the Pirates displayed the best ball playing yet, especially outstanding was our defensive line strength. Reserve back, Buddy Kerney replaced Casteel, who had a gashed lip, and did a good iob. Running up a big lead in the first half, Sullivan was never in danger of defeat. OAK RIDGE 27 - SULLIVAN 25 Sullivan found out you couldn't score if you didn't have the ball. This is exactly what happened. Oak Ridge controlled the ball most of the time. Leading I3-7 at the half the wildcats ran over two T. D. in the third quarter. Strictly offensive in the third quarter Sullivan also scored twice. The difterence was one out of four extra points for Sullivan while Oak Ridge was suce cessful on three out of four. JACKSONVILLE 33 - SULLIVAN 24 Playing their final game of the year, after traveling 600 miles by bus, the Pirates were defeated by a very fine team. Not being outclossed, but out-reserved, decided the final out- come of the game as Jacksonville had four or five teams, while Sullivan had but three. After the game the team was guests of the University of Florida, and watched the Florida'Miami game on Saturday. za TO 6 VUORY N WITH BUCS OPEN SEASO SEASON SULLIVAN S JETER BARKER CR Ho REQOV-9 F W5 HIGH SP HOW Q5 Q RUIE 'RW DESP, 5 5 HIGH TE D UC 949 CLA EFEAr CLEUS 'OR X SHE5 Wir D NU H UCS HAVE Goo SULUVAN T OAK RIDGE EDGE SULLIVAN 26-24 0 ovxcy 6 -iv 60 47' Q- P 9 o Q50 Q- so Q- Q5' Q ,bv SULLIV 1437- ER AN HIG H WIN H eu JAMES IFRENCHIEJ LQVANCHE ALF DMV DEVILS 39 is STOP Basketball Coach E Q N3 FOR S v:K:NGs F Ulm, AVORED OVER BUCS Tn-E -YQNXGHT AN 32,13 BA STOL xN Bm RULE, cHs CONQUEROR Bucs BA , PLAYS SULLIVA me FARRAG N UT THIS WEEK END b x ,XO L 'K veg Q YPQX- 55,5 SXNYXX 0009 C, 50 P99 ,ga 095 60 ' CB' N C59 oe Q9 159 C, XV' fo Ofc be ,bo Sullivan Sullivan Sullivan Sullivan Sullivan Sullivan Sullivan Sullivan Sullivan Sullivan Sullivan Sullivan Sullivan Sullivan Kneeling: Manager Earl Snodgrass, Elmo Kerney, Cecil Craft, Hershel Craft, Manager Tommy Harris. Standing: Bobby Smith, Lynn Jennings, Johnny King, Bud Clark, Coach Frenchie LaVanche, Herbert lLolliei Duncan, Billy Cox, Eugene Casteel, Robert Birdwell. Cc11's1'ly fqgczsfelhclff iam Since the first tip oft much valuable playing experience has been given our team. Though we have a low percentage of wins the team has been showing an improvement and before the end of the season our percentage will be average. Herbert lLolliel Duncan has been outstanding as point maker, being high man for this section of the state. Also outstanding on the court are Johnny King, Billy Cox, and Bobby Smith. We expect an excellent team for next year since most of the players will be back. We will lose Bobby Smith and Billy Cox by graduation. BASKETBALL SCHEDULE AND SCORES 40 Elizabethton ........ ...... 3 O Sullivan .................... 58 Holston Valley ,... Holston Valley Sullivan . .47 Boones Creek Dobyns-Bennett Sullivan .....,. 37 Bluft City ......... Lynn View .,...... ..... S ullivan ,.,.... 38 Holston Institute Knox Young ,..... ...... S ullivan ......, 49 Mary Hughes ., Surgainsville ,,,,,,,,...,.,.. Sullivan ....... 33 Happy Valley .,.. Happy Valley Sullivan ....... 36 Surgoinsville ........,.... Elizabethton .........,..,... Sullivan .....,, 45 Holston lnstitute Dobyns-Bennett Sullivan .... S45 Church Hill .. Knox Young , Sullivan 57 Mary Hughes Church Hill ...... Sullivan N44 Virginia High . Blountville . .,... Sullivan , 45 Bluft City Boones Creek , Sullivan 49 Lynn View Virginia High .........,... Sullivan .. 56 Blountville I I 5 1. X '4' U... 9- fan 35- Kneeling: Jimmie King, Tommy Harris, ond Bobby Don Coates, Collings, Billy King, Freddy Hash, Gary Kern, and Charles G 'Zia Cum The B-Tean started slow with the varsity but as they gained experience their playing improved. Under the guidance of Hal Morrison they now hold a good won lost record These bays are expected to furnish good material for next year s tearn The most out standing players are Billy King, Gary Kern, Jimmy King and Lynn Jennings Sl 'VI are ' .Au-of, ' . Q ly, -4.-negu, ll - in ,CHIP - gf.. ,. M. . - .-in - .., fgaselafl First row, left to right: Buddy Wooten, Sullins Harris, Jack Collings, Manager John Tom Pierce Marvin Hines, Kyle Marshall, Hershel Craft. Second row: J. W. Blevins, F. M. Brown, Fred Anderson, Hal Morrison, Bob Gibson, Harry Thompson Cecil Craft. Third row: Fred Corley, Fred Long, Ray Morrison, Wesley Smith, Homer Hoskins, Jimmy King Garnet Darnell. Fourth row: Elma Kerney, Odeen Forbes, O. W. Ferguson, Coach Jeter Barker, Charles Daughtery Jesse Baines, Leonard Davis. Sullivan Sullivan Sullivan Sullivan Sullivan Sullivan Sullivan Sullivan Sullivan Sullivan SCORES FOR 1948 BASEBALL SEASON 6 Kingsport .... 6 4 Kingsport 5 .. ..... 2 Knoxville ...... ...... . 4 O Bluff City 4 U , ,,,., 2 Knoxville .,..., .... . .. 9 5 Gate City 6 ,,,.,,.,l7 Gale City 5 9 Erwin .......l4 .. ........ I6 Erwin .......... ..... . . 5 ,, .,... 2 Tenn. High ..... ...... . 4 Stadium Stadium Stadium Stadium Stadium Stadium Stadium Stadium Knoxville Erwin . . ., . ' 1?g.,zi.+' ' .. .. gh - -Q: Ai Ai' ' TL' . -. . - . had M-4' ' - ,' gg: f. - ' . . . ' U' -T?-fi-V ' ' -..,- ' , Q a. sf Far- First row, left to right: Jack Rorex, F. M. Brown, Harry Thompson, Hal Morrison, Marvin Hines, Robert Hensley, Fred Anderson. Second row: Leland Gott, Kyle Marshall, Lynn Jennings, Joyce Franklin, Phil Carter, Jack Collings. Third row: Sullins Harris, Buddy Wooten, Woodrow Martin, Coach Jeter Barker, Carl Little, Cecil Craft Hershel Craft. VCICC QOHL H 7 The first track team of Sullivan High was organized in i948 by Coach Jeter Barker. The first track meet was held at Bristol, with Virginia High. The team lost by a score of 53 to 49. Hal Morrison scored 25 points. At the second meet we lost by a score of 84 2 3 to 33 lf3. lt was held at Johnson City. The Regional Meet was held at Knoxville, Tennessee. Hal Morrison won the 440-yard dash in 53.5 seconds. Finally we entered in the State Meet at Johnson City, with Hal Morrison setting a new state record in the 440-yard dash in 51.8 seconds. The boys who took part in the scoring for Sullivan in the tirst track meet were. Hal Morrison, Harry Thompson, Bud Clark, Herbert ILolliel Duncan, Lawrence Rogers, Jack Collings, F. M. Brown, Eugene Casteel, Sullins Harris, Cecil Craft, Phil Carter, Lynn Jennings, Glenn Surcey. af'-X rx Zz' f - 4 3 .ft . 1 T5- DON RUTLEDGE JERRY CARICO Sullivan's representatives at the Golden Gloves Boxing Tournament QIQCV XUCICXUVS Standing: Dorothy McGuire and Margie Steadman. Sitting: Doris Gilliam, Jane Moore, Velma Phillip Quincy Gilley, Norma McMurray, Betty McDavid, Joan Hamblen, Frances Durham. NfV SCN QD CUP NATHWN P PHQK TR THQ 9 E55 ni l f 'Jn.3,- xff ' 1 IQ!!! Wi. Iv an x X4- '. ,5.f - Rx V 1' Z2 X Z 2 .19 '11 the coveted S i de QZML Gur newest club to be formed is the S Club. lt is composed of those who have earned n athletics. The following are members: Bobby Dan Coates Hal Morrison O. W. Ferguson Homer Hoskins Bobby Toney Jim Morrell Fred Anderson Phil Carter James Long Gary Kern Phil Coates Bud Clark Jerry Carico Jack Rorex Gene Casteel Lawrence Rogers Charles Shearer J. E. 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I' I' H V i 11 I n i i w . . r , C ,imems of SKATELAND ROLLER RINK Johso CI Hgh Of gspo 1 Tennessee Compliments I N S M A R K IO7 E Mo ker Sr ee: Kngspot Te n Phone T577 LOCKHART HARDWARE 81 FURNITURE CO Your I t cs u s ct col d He g Co t oc O ly The Best I H dwo e ct c A ces Pho e 2332 B o ch BACONS SERVICE STATION Foll Bunch Te nessee pl e ts CHEROKEE REALTY CORPORATION Soles 8- Rentals ood St Pho e T727 Cornpl ments of BRIDWELL PACKING COMPANY Pho e T446 Cornpl ments I WHOLESALE ELECTRIC INC ngspot Tennessee Pho e T320 Compl ents of COXS SERVICE STATION Phone 2468J EARLES DRUG STORE T2 E Ce ter St eet V L JONES STORE F esh Meots Vegetables Phon T830 K SPO' Foll Bunch nessee HUTCH WALLIN FLORIST ood Mo St eet pl ts RVICE GROCE odliche O Pho e 2330 pl KITES ESSO STATION Pho e 42 pl BEAUTY BAR eBoozeB CteS pl MORGANS SHOE STORE GO D CROSS SHOES rnpl e ts WARDS HATCHERY 8. FEED STORE B S, T , e K gspot Phone 2896 oo ee K ggpg ' o om Ji B I L I. 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H n If i o , . ri ' r r Kingsport Tennessee I i ' ' G A R E r i i ' ' i im n i I i ' - - - 'm ,, . u 1 I 1 r I I 1 complmms of LYNN GARDEN GULF COURT E G llcm MG 0 Pho e 26871 WHITE BROTHERS GARAGE Amo Repo r ng Accessor es ond Weld ng Fo I B unch T Pho e R 2335 PARKERSON FLORAL Flowers for all Occas ons Fronk Whne O ne 3216 Bnsfol Hghwcy Pho e 1951 K ngspot Compl ments of W SPROLES CONSTRUCTION CO Phone 31 ngspo Y essee MOORE AND WALKER INC Insurance Reol Estate Loons 231 Brood Street Klngsporf Tennessee W PT WKPT M Your Locol NBC Sfohon 1400 KC 98 5 MC L f ,ex l ,. .Min 'Yes-1 6142 El Compluments of I Kmssronr mess mc F 4, Q! Kmgsport Tennessee T. . i i , n ger ll V l l n F l r , enn. n . H I L H . R. , n L ' Ki r Tenn , , K - - F A M F M 3 2 P Xie lf if Lx T X 'Q is J K L 1 TT 4,4 F ' W 1 Y A X W L v ' , - a I ' I , W B GREENE COMPANY Incorporated The Best Place to Get It! 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