Sullivan High School - Sullivania Yearbook (Kingsport, TN)

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1957 volume:

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To These faifhful parents and friends we dedicate this volume of The 1957 SULLIVANIA. -'M' X l s , 4 i I f,f,g,5 liw X v , , lrs. Sam Steadman ssys aarssns, s i fl! Sam Steadman FIRST GRADUATING CLASS First row: Horace Hite, Kingsport, Tennessee, Bailey McCulley, Kingsport, Tennessee, Paul Long, Gate City, Virginia, Neva Ray, Mrs. Francisco, Kingsport, Tennessee. Second row: Fred Dolen, Washington, D.C., Mary Lee Light, Mrs. Carl Stevens, Kingsport, Tennessee, Pauline Dolen, Mrs. Joe Kilbourn, Kings- port, Tennessee, Sponsor, Perry Keys, Blountville, Tennessee, Luke Johnson, Transferred to Double Springs, Blountville, Tennessee, Janice Moore, Mrs. Horace Hall, Kingsport, Tennessee, Ernest Light. Third row: Dolen Morelock, Kingsport, Tennessee, Mildred Depew, Mrs. Gilbert Wagner, Coraopolis, Pennsyl- vania, Clev Hicks, Mrs. Carl Bates, Kingsport, Tennessee, Reba Childress, Mrs. Roy Anderson, Kingsport, Tennessee. Not Pictured: Z. C. Cox, Kingsport, Tennessee. H. L. Riggs These we honor as representatives of all those whose foresight, loyalty, and initiative brought about the establishment of Sullivan High School. Tom Childress Charlie Eads K 1 V .ze .. I gg .,. g T , ii K S ' Mrs. John Eads Dr. R. K. Bailey HISTORY OF SULLIVAN HIGH SCHOOL ln 1931, the Horse Creek Academy opened its doors to one hundred thirty students, both high school and elementary, and five teachers. At the end of that school year, there were sixteen graduating Seniors. The next school year saw an increase of three in the graduating Senior class and one teacher was added to the faculty. Sullivan steadily grew, and in 1947 one thousand four hundred students, both elementary and high school, and twenty-four teachers attended classes at Sullivan. At that time, Sullivan was serving the area which is now served by Lynn View and Ketron. Mr. J. C. Akard was principal that year. There was no cafeteria and meals had to be served in the classrooms. The over-crowded conditions were so bad that cardboard partitions were erected in the halls and made to serve as classrooms. The school year of 1948-49 saw relief from the over-crowded conditions. Lynn View was ready for occupancy and a new cafeteria was ready for use at Sullivan. The next year the new Sullivan Elementary School was opened, but the Miller- Perry School burned and conditions once again became over-crowded. ln 1950, the eighth grade students were shifted to the elementary school, but the next year they were again in the high school building. During the summer of 1953, approximately S170,000.00 was spent remodeling Sullivan which was badly in need of repair. The library, study hall, home economic, science and band rooms were improved and modernized. The students were pleasantly surprised at the beginning of the fall term by the spaciousness and modern facilities of remodeled Sullivan. The modernized Sullivan had only a short life, however. On March 5, 1954, the front portion of the building went up in flames. Everything was destroyed except the two back wings and gymnasium. Some of the rooms that were destroyed were the typing, shorthand, office, auditorium, art, home economics and English. After only missing two days of school, emergency facilities were set up. Card- board partitions divided the cafeteria into classrooms and every available space in the unburned portion of the school was put to use. The Board of Education met with an architect and plans were drawn, bids were opened, and construction was started in August 1954. The contract cost for re- building Sullivan High was S390,000.00. This did not include equipment cost and architect fees which brought the total cost to S450,000.00. Sullivan High is now one of the most modern buildings in Sullivan County. Improvements over the old building are a combination gym-auditorium, a large study hall and library, and five additional classrooms. Today, students may make their choices of subiects from a varied curriculum. Some of the newer subiects are art, Bible, mechanical drawing, economics sociology, physics and music. Sullivan has advanced far in the twenty-five years it has existed. We now have 25 teachers and 678 high school and eighth grade students. Sullivan is a fine modern school with a well trained faculty and modern equip- ment. lt is a member of the Southern Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools with a rating of A-1. It has survived almost insurmountable obstacles such as the fire to become one of the best schools -in the county. ADMINISTRATION J. C. AKARD, Superintendent HUGH W. BLESSING Sullivan County Schools Principal W. L. COX, Supervisor WALTER F. MOODY, Chairman Sullivan County Schools Sullivan County Board of Education MRS. CHRISTINE DUNCAN Peabody College, B.S. Biology, Science Freshman Sponsor MISS CONSTANCE DYKES Carson-Newman College, B.A. Spanish, English Sophomore MRS. MARY ERWIN University of Tennessee, M.S. Mathematics Freshman Sponsor MISS GWEN EVANS East Tennessee State Commercial Freshman Sponsor MISS CLIFFIE FELIX Western Kentucky State College, B.S. Social Studies Sophomore Sponsor MRS. MARJORIE FREEMAN East Tennessee State College, B.S. English Junior Sponsor College, B.S. FACULTY MRS. VIRGINIA ARCHER East Tennessee State Colleg English 8th Grade Sponsor MRS. LOLA BUSH Radford College, B.S. English Senior Sponsor MISS MARGARET DEAKINS East Tennessee State Colleg Fine Arts Senior Sponsor DR. H. J. DERTHICK Vocational Guidance eBS 6 FACULTY MRS. YETIVA V. GIBSON Milligan College, A.B. Algebra Freshman Sponsor MR. HAROLD HARRISON Bolling Green College, A.B. Commercial Sophomore Sponsor MISS MARGARET E. HILTON East Tennessee State College, B.S. Librarian Sophomore Sponsor MISS PEARL HITE University of Chattanooga, A.B. English Freshman Sponsor MRS. HELEN ISENBERG East Tennessee State College, English Junior Sponsor MR. LAURENCE ISENBERG University of Tennessee, M.S. Science Junior Sponsor MRS. JOSEPHINE KING Western Kentucky State Colleg Health Education Junior Sponsor MR. JOHN LEDBETTER Carson-Newman College, A.B Mathematics 8th Grade Sponsor MR. GENE MOORE Peabody College, M.A. Music MR. JAMES NORTON Tusculum College, A.B. Science, Coach Freshman Sponsor MR. WALTER REED East Tennessee State College, B.S. Industrial Arts Senior Sponsor MRS. IVA RING East Tennessee State Home Economics Senior Sponsor MR. RAY SHANKS Custodian MR. WALTER MOREFIELD Custodian MRS. NEVA JONES Cafeteria Manager College, B.S. FACULTY MR. O. B. OVERBAY East Tennessee State College, B.S. Industrial Arts, Math Junior Sponsor MR. RICHARD POTTER Carson-Newman College, B.S. Coach, Physical Education Sophomore, Sponsor MISS LILLIE MAE POWELL Duke University, M.A. Social Studies Senior Sponsor MRS. HAZEL T. PRICE University of Tennessee, M.S. Home Economics Freshman Sponsor V' L. Assistant Editor Editor-in-Chief Business Manager NEWANA LAMBERT ANNA JANE SYBERT BARBARA RICHARDSON . 5-' 4,-4 W' Heads of the Annual Staff Annua! Staff Advertising Staff .K-J- 9 P. T.A. Founder's Day Program OFFICERS President: MRS. GRAVES First Vice President: MRS, HAMBLEN Second Vice President: MRS, TAYLOR Treasurer: MRS. MASTERS Historian: MRS. DUNCAN Secretary: MRS. HOVIS Not piciured Welcome to new teachers MRS. EARL CHILDRESS PAUL LADY Life Membership 165-:fin hiv - DEQBHGSEH CLASSES Elon-:TH GRA D F RESHMAN SOPHONORE JUNIOR SENIOR Q 113 l i i if E w if Valedicforian S5lU75T0flaf1 ETHEL JANE STRICKLER ANNA JANE SYBERT AVERAGE OF 90 AND ABOVE Kneeling: Brenda Hawk, Doris Lawson, Newana Lamben, Paula O'Neill, Anna Jane Sybert, Ethel Jane Sfrickler. Standing: Peggy Dolen, Lonnie Fields, Carl Carter, Jerry Hufson, Lowell Strong, Barbara Richardson. Not Pictured: Dixie Cardwell, Louvena Morelock, Julia Cyphers. 4 OFFICERS BUCldY Wingfield Lowell STrong Barbara ChUfCh KenneTh Rkhardson SENIORS As The end of our sTay aT Sullivan draws near, we find ourselves reminiscing of Things pasT. The predominanT evenT of our freshman year was The fire, and The nexT year, our Sophomore year, school was conTinued amid consTrucTion. Our Junior year was begun in a new school and was filled wiTh a whirl of acTiviTies such as The magazine drive, Junior Play, Junior-Senior BanqueT, and The purchasing of our rings. AlThough iT seems almosf impossible, our Senior year has been even more evenTful wiTh adverTisemenT sales, work on The yearbook, Junior- Senior Banquef, The WashingTon Trip, and The Senior Play. Now The crowning evenT of our four years moves inTo view-commencemenf wiTh all iTs exciTemenT. We shall enioy The good wishes and congraTulaTions of our families and friends, buT we shall leave wiTh relucTance The pleas- anT associaTions and friendships ThaT have been ours aT Sullivan High School. SENIORS FRED ADDISON LOIS ANNETTE BAILEY Chorus I, 2, 3, 4, FHA I, 2, 3, Commercial Club Y-Teens I. MARY ELIZABETH BARRETT Commercial Club 3, 4, Chorus 2, 4, FHA I, 2, 3, Ar? Club 2, 3, Y-Teens 3, Paper Staff 4, Teacher's Secretary RALPH BIRDWELL Student Council 'l, 2, 3, 4, President 4, Football 1, 2, Baskeiball I, 2, Track I, 2. HARRY BISHOP Ari Club 4. JACKIE BISHOP BOB BARTON Transferred from Symra, Delaware, Senior Play. Commercial Club 3, 4, FHA 1, 2, 3, Paper Staff, Y-Teens 3, 4, FTA 3, Art Club I, 2, 3, Senior Play, Cheer- leader 3, 4. PAUL BLACKBU RN Chorus 4. is-wgwgnl, , ew we ,wfafgsari SENIORS MARY LOU BLAKELY Cheerleader 2, 3, 4, Band I, Drama Club 'l, 2, 3, 4, Commercial Club 3, 4, FHA l, 2, 3, Junior Play, Paper Staff 4, Teacher's Secreiary. GENE BROOKS Football 1, 2, 3, Art Club 2, 3, Chorus 4. DOROTHY ANN BROOKSHlRE Chorus I, 3, 4, Y-Teens 3, FHA 1, 2, Commercial Club 3. DAYTON BROWN Drama Club I, 2, 3, 4, Commercial Club 3, Football 1, 2, 3, Track 'l, 2, 3, Siudent Council 3, B Team Coach. 'wi D..-uv' DlXlE LEE CARDWELL Teachers Secretary, Annual Staff, Beta Club 2, 3, 4 Y-Teens 3, FHA I, 2, Chorus l, 2, 3. JO ANN CARROLL Commercial Club 3, 4, FTA 3, 4, FHA 1, 2, 3. REVA CARL CARTER Key Club, Beta Club, Audio Visual, Band Manager, Annual Staff. DWIGHT CARTER SENIORS BOBBY CHASE Band l, 2, 3, 4, Audio Visual 3, 4, Baseball 3, KAY CHASE Transferred from Holston 4, FHA 4, Cheerleader 'l, 2 Y-Teens, Drama Club. Cho,-Us 4, 4.H Club 15 Football 2, Audio Visual 'lf Art Club 4. Commercial Club 4, Track Team Beta Club 2, 3, 4, Annual Staff 4. BETTY JEAN CONDREY Commercial Club 3, 4, FHA 1, 2, 3, Teacher's Secretary 4, Chorus 2, 3. FRANCIS CHILDERS Key Club 2, 3, 4. BARBARA CHURCH Student Council l, 4, FHA 'lf Commercial Club 3, 4, FTA 3, 4, Paper Staff 4, Office Staff 4. EDDIE CLEEK BRUCE COFFEY HAROLD COLLINS Prompter. SHIRLEY BISHOP DAVIS Transferred from Holston 3, Y-Teens, RAY DEPEW BOBBY CUPP Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Track l, 2, 3, 4. JULIA CYPHERS Student Council 2, 4, Beta Club 2, 3, 4, Commercial Club 3, 4, Paper Staff 4, FHA l, 2, Drama Club l, 2, 3, 4, Chorus l, 2, Office Staff 4, Teacher's Secretary 4, Annual Staff 4, Junior Play, Winner, Voice of De- mocracy 3. SENIORS DENNIS LYNN CONKIN Beta Club 2, 3, 4, Key Club 3, 4, Audio Visual 4 Annual Staff 4, Sportsmanship Award 3, Baseball Manager BARBARA JEAN COX Beta Club 2, 3, 4, Commercial Club 4, 4-H Club l Art Club l, 2, 3, Paper Staff 4, Annual Staff 4, Senior Play GAINES COX Key Club 3, 4, Commercial Club 3. SHIRLEY JEAN CRAWFORD Commercial Club 3, 4, FHA l, 2, 3. Commercial Club 4. 33631 l-fiflii-tiriitll PAUL DILLOW BELLE DOLEN Y-Teens l, 2, Senior Play. Band if Chorus 4. Band 1, 2, 3, FHA I, 2, Annual Staff 4, Commercial Club 3, 4, Teachers Secretary 4, Paper Staff 3, 4 SENIORS CLARICE DEZARN FHA I, 2, 3, Teacher's Secretary 4, Library Club 2, 3 Office Staff 4, Chorus 1, 2, 3, Library Award 3. LARRY DILLOW Football 2, 3, Track 2, 3, Ari Club 47 Chorus 4. PEGGY MARIE DOLEN Beta Club 2, 3, 4, FHA l, 2, 3, Chorus lp Commercial Club 3, 4, FTA 4, Paper Staff 4, FHA Basketball Medal 3. SALLIE DOLEN FHA l, 2, 3, 4, Commercial Club 3. GARY DYKES Chorus 2, 4. LONNIE FIELDS Beta Club 2, 3, 4, Annual Siaff 4. E, FUR SENIORS . BETTY GARLAND FHA 1, 2, 3, 4, Chorus 1, 2, FTA 3, 4, Student Council 4 Y-Teens 1, 3, 4, Commercial Club 3, 4. BOBBY JACK GILLIS Football 1, 2, 3, Basketball 1, 2, 3, Track 1, FRED GOTT TRULA MAE GRAGG ' , FTA 4. ELIZABETH ANN GRAHAM Chorus 3, Cheerleader 2. LUCY GREEN Chorus Club 4. ' FHA 1, 2, 3, FTA 1, Y-Teens 3, Commercial Club 3, 1, 2, FHA 1, 2, Art Club 1, 2, 3, Commercial Commercial Club 3, 4, Y-Teens 3, 4: FHA lf 2 3 4 'UQ JEAN GROVES FTA 3, 4, Drama 3, 4, Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Commercial Club 3, 4, FHA 1, Library 3, Drill Squad 3, Annual Siaff, Junior Play, Office Staff, FTA. JEWELDEAN HARLESS Commercial Club 4, Paper Staff 4, FHA 1, 2, 3. .i- 5 BETTY HARRISON mercial Club 3, 4. 3, 4, Drill Squad 3, Library Club 1. BETTY ANN HARVEY Commercial Club 3, 4, Chorus 1, 2, 4, FHA 1, 2, Library Club 1, Paper Staff 4, Drama Club 1, 2, 3, 4. BRENDA GAIL HAWK 4-H Club 1, FHA 1, 2, 3, 4, Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Com- mercial Club 3, 4, Y-Teens 1, 3, Beta Club 2, 3, 4. MARJORIE NORENE HAYNES FHA 1, 2, 3. 1 JOLENE HUBBARD Chorus 1, 2, 3, Commercial Club 3, FHA 1, 2, 3. FHA 1, 2, 3, Chorus 1, Band 2, 3, Y-Teens 3, 4, Com- WILMA JEAN HARRISON Commercial Club 3, 4, Chorus 2, 3, FHA 1, 2, 3, Y-Teens SENIORS LEONARD HARLESS Chorus 4. MARTHA HARRIS Commercial Club 3, 4, Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, FTA 3 FHA 1, 2, 3, Y-Teens 2, 3, 4. JERRY HUTSON Annual Staff 4 Beta Club '3 4 Key Club 4. BETTYE IRESON Bea Cl b 2 3 4 FTA 1 2 3 4 Commercial Club 3 4 Yreens 1 2 3 4 FHA1 2 3- sfudem Council 3 Annual Staff 4 Teachers Secretary 41 Jumor Play: Senior Play Band 1 2 3 4 Paper Staff 4. SENIORS CARL EUGENE HUFF Key Club 3, 4, Audio Visual Club 25 Slud lg Chorus l, 45 Football 27 Annual Staff. FAYE HUGHES Commercial Club 3, 47 Y-Teens l, 3, FHA l Chorus 1, 2, 35 Drill Squad. CHARLES HUNT Annual Staff 45 4-H Club l, 25 Chorus 'l 4 LEWIS HUNT .iff fr xiii. . FOO' , f i . -fig' 4, T W ef ti a 'U K' I Q some FLSHIN' BETTY KETRON Band 3, Chorus l, 2, 3, Cheerleader 4, FHA 'l, 2, 3. NEWANA LAMBERT Paper Staff 4, Junior Play. Y-Teens l, 2, 3, 4-H Club I, 2, Commercial Club 3, 4, Chorus 1, 2, FHA l, 2, Commercial Club 3, 4, Beta Club 2, 3, 4, Annual Staff 4, Teacher's Secretary 4, SENIORS KENNY JONES ball l, 2, 3, 4, Basketball l, 2, 3, Baseball l rack l, 2, 3. ROBERT JONES Paper Staff 4,' CARSON LAWSON Football 3, 4, Basketball 3, Chorus 3, Senior Play. DORIS LAWSON FHA l, 2, 3, Commercial Club 3, 4, Beta Club 3, 4, Teacher's Secretary 4, Annual Staff 4, Paper Staff 4, Y-Teens 3. EDMOND LEAGUE Student Council 4, Commercial Club 3, 4, Paper Staff 4: Football lf 2, 3, 4, Rotherwood Conference 3, 4, Track 1, 2, 3, 4. L. GENE LIDDLE Commercial Club 3, 4, Basketball 3. BENJAMIN LOVIN JAMES H. MCNEW Commercial Club 3, 4. LOUVENA MORELOCK FHA I, 2, Beta Club 2, 3, 4, Commercial Club 3, FTA 3, 4, Annual Staff 4, Teacher's Secretary 4, Junior Honor Escort. MARTHA MARIE MOWELL Commercial Club 2, 3, 4, FHA I, 2, 3, Paper Staff 4. Chorus 4, Track 3, 4, Football 3, Basketball 3. SENIORS 4-H Club I, 2, Audio Visual I, 2, 3, 4, Chorus 3, Fol- ball I, Library Club. DELMER LIGHT KAY LIGHT Cheerleader 2, 3, 4, Y-Teens 3, 4, Library Club l, 2, 3, 4-H Club I, 2, Audio Visual I, 2, 3, 4, Chorus 3, Foot- 3, 4, FHA 1, 2, 3, 4. MABLE LIGHT Commercial Club 3, 4, FHA I, 2, 3. ? PAULA O NEILL Beta Club 2, 3, 4, Band i, 2, 3, Commercial Club 3, 4, Paper Staff 4, Teacher's Secretary 4, FHA 1, 2, Y-Teens .L 2, Senior Play. WANDA OSBORNE Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Commercial Club 4, Y-Teens 3, 4, FHA 1, 2, Student Council 2, 3, Miss Sophomore, Miss Junior. ELLEN LOUISE OVERBAY FHA 1, 2, 3, FTA 3, 4, 4-H Club 1, Commercial Club 3, 4, Paper Staff 4, Library Club 3, Teacher's Secretary 4, Senior Play. JAMES OVERBAY Art Club l, 2, 3, Chorus- 4, Annual Staff 4. SENIORS JANICE LEE MYERS Chorus l, 2, 3, 4, Commercial Club 3, 4, YTeens 3 Drill Squad, Junior Chorus, FHA l, 2. LOU NELMS Commercial Club 3, 4, Paper Staff 4, Chorus l 2 3 Band 2, Y-Teens 2, 4-H Club l, FHA l. SUE OWENS Chorus l, 3, 4, FHA l, 2, Y-Teens l, 3, 4, Commercial Club 3, 4, Teacher's Secretary 4, Paper Staff 4, Student Council. WAYNE PETERS Audio Visual Club 3, 4, Football l, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Track l, 2, 3, 4. .ifiivk SENIORS WILLIAM DALE PHILLIPS Basketball 3. DOROTHY POSTON FHA l, 2, 3, Chorus l, 2, 3, Commercial Cldb 3. PEGGY POWERS Transferred from Hanford, California, FFA 1, Band 3, Commercial Club 3, 4, Teacher's Secretary 4, Library Club 2, 3. KENNETH REDFERN Transferred from Hanford, California, FFA 1, Band 3, 4-H Club 2, Commercial Club 3, 4, Art Club 4. LAR RY RIGGS Chorus 4. DAVID RING 4 H Club l 2 3 4, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Student Council, Junior Play Track 2, 3, Annual Staff 4, Senior Play. I BARBARA RICHARDSON FHA, Drama Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Beta Club 2, 3, 4, Chorus 1, 2, FTA, Commercial Club 4, Student Council 3, 4: Junior Who's Who, Teacher's Secretary 4, Office Staff 3, 4, Paper Staff 4, Annual Staff 4, Junior Play. KENNETH RICHARDSON Key Club 3, 4, Audio Visual 4, Basketball 3, 4, Baseball 2, 3, 4, Band I, 2, 3, Student Council 3. WAYNE SEAL Football l, 2, 3, 4, Track SENIORS NANCY JANE ROWLAND FHA 'l, 2, 3, Paper Staff 4, Commercial Club 3, 4, Y-Teens 3, 4, Drill Squad 3, Chorus 3, 4-H Club l, Ari Club l. JIMMY RUTLEDGE Transferred from Bailyton 3, Drama Club 3, 4, Com- mercial Club 3, 4: Audio Visual 3: Band 3: 4: 4'l'l Club 3, Junior Who's Who. EUGENE ALLEN SELBY Club l, 2, 3, Annual Staff 4. Drama Club 3, 4, Audio Visual I, Football I, 2, Ar? JOAN SHIPLEY Homecoming Queen 4, Cheerleader 4, Majorette 2, 3- Band I: 2, 3: Beta Club 2, 3, 4, Commercial Club 3 4- Teacher's Secretary 4, Student Council 3. IVY SIMPSON, JR. DORIS SMITH FHA 1, 2, 3, 4, FTA 1, 2, 3, 4, Y-Teens 3, Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Commercial Club 3, 4, Paper Staff 4, Student Council l, 4, Teacher's Secretary 4, Senior Play. MARGARET SMITH Commercial Club 3, 4, Paper Staff 4, Chorus 3, 4, FTA l, 2, 3, 4, Drill Squad 3. . .gk-ns:'1effs'1orf 1, H ,zf Q, 1, x TOO BUSY am ska, Mlgwgqh fl' 4 RFQ PTS '5 1 'fff H5 l 22' a- s. 5' c-27 9' 9. ' 2 0 11 .- ,......i xx, fi: ii 1,4 .fi Chorus. ANNA JANE SYBERT FHA l, 2, Chorus 'l, 2, 3, Beta Club 2, 3, 4, Drill Squad 3, Junior Play Prompter, Commercial Club 3, 4, Annual Staff, Editor-In-Chief 4, Paper Staff 4, Teacher's Secretary 4. SANDRA PALMER WAGNER Y-Teens 'l, 2, 3, 4-H Club 2, FHA l, 2, Band 'l, 2, 3, Beta Club 2, 3. LOWELL STRONG Beta Club 2, 3, 4, Key Club 2, 3, 4, Audio Visual Club l, 2, 3, 4, Drama Club 2, 3, Commercial Club 3, Who's Who, Student Council 2, 3, 4, Football, Track, Baseball, and Basketball Manager 2, 3, 4, Junior Play, Senior Play, Sportsmanship Trophy 3. DELORIS SUTHERLAND Commercial Club 3, 4, Y-Teens I, 3, 4, FHA 1, 2, 3, SENIORS BETTY SNODGRASS Beta Club 2, 3, 4, FHA I, 2, Chorus l. JO ANN SPRlGGS FHA l, 2, 3, Library Club 3, Chorus l, 2, Drill Squad 3. JANICE SPURGEON Beta Club 2, 3, 4, Drama Club 2, 3, 4, Student Council 2, 3, FHA 1, 2, 3, Y-Teens 3, 4, Commercial Club 3, 4, Paper Staff 4, Who's Who 3. ETHEL JANE STRICKLER Beta Club 2, 3, 4, Commercial Club 3, 4, Drama Club 3, 4, FTA 1, 2, 3, 4, Y-Teens I, 4, Student Council 4, Chorus 1, Band Sponsor 4, FHA I, 2, Teacher's Secre- tary 4, Junior Honor Escort, Paper Staff 3, 4, Annual Staff 4, Senior Play. SENIORS JACKIE WILSON Band l, 2, 3, 4, Drum Maior 4, Audio Visual T. ELMER LEWIS WINGFIELD Football I, 2, 3, 4, Basketball I, 2, 3, Baseball T 4, Track l, Student Council 2, 3. JOAN WINSTON FHA 1, 2, 3, Commercial Club 3, 4, Annual Staff 4, Library Club 1, 2, 3, Y-Teens 2, 3, Chorus l, 2, 3. GORDON ZOLLMAN Football 4, Basketball l, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 2, 3, 4, Annual Staff 4, Football, Baseball Manager l, Sports Editor, Junior Play. KENNETH STONE CUNNINGHAM Transferred from Dobyns Bennett. Senior Chorus ,2,3, OFFICERS Dean Morelock Janet Deatherage Judy Harris Gary Childress JUNIORS Upperclassmen at last! That was our most predominant thought as we began our Junior year in September. Then fast crowding came the happy anticipation of what this yearwould bring. There was the magazine drive, the Junior-Senior Banquet, our classrings, our Junior Play, was it small wonder that we all wanted to get these activities started on prac- tically the first day ot school? But all things came in their time, our magazine sales totaled 347535, and that put us well on our way to the banquet. And so it was with all the other much looked-forward-to events as they clicked by in rapid succession. Our Junior year was over, was there any sadness? Of course not, we would be Seniors next year! Gary Childress Wayland Childress Patricia Clemmons Kenneth Coates Clara Lee Conkin Kenneth Conkin Raymond Conkin Una Cook Norma Cooper Carolyn Copas Delta Cox Lois Crawford Sandra Crawford Shelby Crawford Betty Cunningham J UNIORS Barbara Adams Oyalee Archer Joyce Bailey Shirley Banks Nadine Benton Elmer Bernard Worley Bishop Jerree Blanton George Bolling Burlie Bowser Howard Bragg Rex Buckner lna Kate Carter Emily Casteel JUNIORS Janet Deatherage Joye Dillovv Charlotte Dingus Norma Dolen James Dotson Dennis Drinnon Morris Drinnon Frances Duke Geraldine Duncan Mary Duncan Joan Elam Marcella Fields Randall Fields Ted Franklin 'ii Q ...M ..,i- 1 George Frazier Billie Jean Gillis Robert Gregory Margaret Grills Bertha Groves Eula Mae Harless Judy Harris Arlene Harrison Patsy Harrison Gene Harkleroad Kenneth Hawks Jimmy Hicks Thomas Hill Bobby Hite Ronald Hite . H is G 1 ,. ABTSENT Larry Lacey Gene Lane Grady Lawson Olean Lawson Wayne Ledbetter Helen Lee Charlie Light Evelyna Light Williadean Light Donald Lisenby George Loggans Billy Martin Jackie Martin Loretta Martin Mary McClain JUNIORS Janice Hoppers Beluah Hubbard Harvey Hubbard Shirley Hubbard Daryl Hughes Helen Hunt Bill Hutchins George lreson Joyce Johnson David Jones Robert Jones Jo Ann Justice Sue Justice Juanita Kite JUNIORS Wayne McNew Mereada Melear Dale MelTon Kay Moody Dean J. Morelock Dean K, Morelock Larry Morelock Roscoe Morelock Dale Morrison Larue Mowell Norman Mowell Betty Nash Vivian Owens Robert Palmer 457' P' 7 has Qu-v Y' is Joreria Pendlelon Margaret Phillips Ruth Pippin Earl Powell James Powers Sue Price Allen Reed Jerry Richardson Kay Riner David Rogers Paul Rogers Janice Roller Sam Rolenloery Gary Rowe Homer Ryans Vw Pauline Stewart Daniel Strickler W. T. Strong Shirley Tomlinson Howard Triplett Don Tucker Jewel Vaughan Cornelia Vicars Lynda Wallin Joyce Wilkerson Donald Williams Drexie Wilson Jerry Wines Gladys Wright Ruby Wright JUNIORS Beulah Salyers Lois Samples Mitchell Scott Ella Mae Shell Betty Shipley Frances Shipley Carole Shipp Gary Smith Gerry Smith Joan Snodgrass Roger Soloman William Spencer Harold Stauffer Callie Stewart M-eff uf, sc Adi Q 5 fi OFFICERS Bill Casey Imogene Foster Helen Gunnings Warren Childress Jimmy Hite SOPHOM ORES f We began our second year of high school without the feeling of apprehension that had attended us the year before. Many of us par- ticipated in various activities, such as, the mock election, intramural basketball games, and assembly programs. We were now well on our way to becoming upperclassmen. Darlene Bowlin Elmer Bradshaw David Brumil Charlotte Byers Sidney Canirell Phyllis Cardwell Enloe Carter Janice Carter Roy Carter Lois Carroll Ruby Carroll Wilma Carroll Billy Casey Peggy Casleel Linda Chase Richard Chase Bill Chesser Marilyn Chesser Charles Childers O' W i jlf Martha Childress ff' SOPHOMORES Carolyn Adkins Clancie Archer Larry Bagwell Jackie Bales Launa Banks Sue Basford Barbara Beaman Martha Bellamy Jean Biggs Danny Blakely Larry Blankenship William Bledsoe Judy Blevins Harold Bowlen Warren Childress ' Wendel Clark Clarence iBuddyl Cox Jerry Cox J. B. Cox som-lomonss f f Joyce Cox Kenneth Cox Ace Crawford Herman Crawford Hubert Crawford Cecil Creasy Sue Davenport Otis Debord Betty Dickson vm ff F MQ, .L i 73. ,, Q-YJ 'H 'I Q is Q5 'E . T50 1 F ' A. A E - Ia' i' 'V S If '-. V . A Q ' y 1 L A avvl 'I' ' X Palcy Dodd Betty Dykes Sue Dykes Bertie Duncan Wilmer Duncan Susie Ann Ferrell Ann Lee Fields Patsy Fields Lyndall Fish Imogene Foster Patricia Fuller Helen Gass Eleanor Gilliam Barbara Gobble Richard Godbout Brenda Graves Leon Gray Clydia Gregg Raymond Gregor Helen Gunning Jean Holly Dexter Hulse Phyllis Hunt Dennis Hutchins Bobby Hutson Nancy lsenberg Norma Isenberg Zella Mae Jobe Joan Johnson Doris Jones Juanita King Patsy King Hazel Lancaster Donnie Lane Claude Lawson Juanita Lawson Phyllis Lawson Imogene League Wayne Light Roy Littleton Q tix ' 3 MM SOPHOM ORES Minnie Hale Robon Hammitt Betty Hammond Jasper Harrell Robert Harris Douglas Haun Charlotte Hawk Billy Herring Bryant Hilton Judith Hilton Donnie Hite Janice Kay Hite James Hite Samuel Hite 1 r xg., , rw... Qi SOPHOMORES Ronald Lively Bill Long Linda Long June Malone Evelyn McAmis Polly McClain Phil Meade Johnny Miller Larry Minnich Charlotte Minor Buddy Moftitt Margaret Monk Faye Moody Ron Moody 'VP' , :ltt fi L i L E LQ P . V A Darleen Morelock Frances Morelock Phyllis Morelock Rhonald Morelock Emory Morgan Johnny Morly Ronnie Morrison Linda Mullins Gerald Myers llene Nichols Wayne Owens Irene Overbey Gary Palmer James Pendleton Valine Peters Bobby Phillips Leslie Phillips Phyllis Price Edna Quellin Mary Helen Quillen pn, Judy Steadman Charlotte Stewart Burnice Sybert Gather Townsend Judy Vanzant Charles Vaughn Norman Vaughn Otis Vicars Joann Wade Blanche Ward Jackie Watkins Ruby Lee Wexler Roy Whitaker Phyllis Williams Johnny Winston Phyllis Wisely Bobby Woodard Brenda Wolliver Betsy Wynme SOPHOM ORES Mary Ramey Billy Redford Patricia Roberts Elsie Roller Betty Rowland Georgia Rowland John Selby Margaret Shelton Troy Shinn Helen Simms Cynthia Smith Betty Snapp James Sprinkle Larry Simmons T F1 14 to . ,f 3 rags qv' s ...I Nw 5 .SIG OFFICERS Roger Smith Kay Pippin Bert Carter Patsy Helton FRESHM EN We Freshmen entered our tirstsyear of high school with alteeling of excitement and awe. Soon, however, we adiusted ourselves to the routine of high school. We were looking forward to our remaining years at Sullivan. Already some of us were beginning to look ahead to the future that awaited us at the end of our high school education. Eugene Bragg Patsy Brewer Leon Brookman Norma Brookman Ronald Brookman Don Brooks Kenneth Caldwell Tommy Carpenter Linville Carr Sue Carroll Bert Carter Nancy Casteel Nathan Casteel Paul Cavin Paul Q. Chapman George Chase Bobby Childress Patsy Childress J. L. Clonce Kenneth Cody Calvin Collins Elmer Collins Allen Compton Dana Conkin Roger Conkin il C El :Y j FRESHM EN Ba rba ra Allen Anna Joe Anderson Phyllis Atkins Morris Bagwell Velma Bailey Barbara Ball Carmelita Barrett Johnny Barrett Marilyn Barnette Patsy Beaman Wilma Boardwine Eloise Boggs Betty Bragg N FRESHMEN Donald Cox Harvey Cox Phyllip Cox Sue Cox Bertha Crawford Billy Crawford Faye Crawford Lillie Crawford Boyd Cyphers Glen Davenport Sue Davenport Carolyn Davis Ralph Dawson fi, . Ai , :X i 1 J Y' F1 Irma Depew John Dolen Judy Dolen Howard Dyles Henry Ferguson Patsy Fish Bobby Franklin Patsy Garland Beatrice Gass Charles Gentry Judy Gillenwater Charlotte Godsey Betty Grogg Mildred Gragg Carrie Gregary Hazel Groves Benny Hammond Nema Hammond Kelly Harless Kenneth Harris Glenn Head Jackie Helton Patsy Helton Charlotte Hickman Jim Hill 967 it il' V X if sg' f ik . . if Q LQ - Q leflt' 1- . ' ff' all A H ' .ry fo: J i f ' it lr J - N f wt., -Y 'hw il ' kit' 'L jk W 'dk wi ,L April? - I Wm, f X i l t' Jimmy Light Bob Lovegrove Norman Lovin lvaleen Manis Jimmy Manis Jerry McAvoy Walter McCurry Alton McLain Leonard Melear Martha Miller Betty Moody N. E. Moore Christine Morelock Lakie Morelock Mereda Morelock Charlotte Mowell Wayne Myers Sandra Nester Thomas Overbay Jane Owen Joan Patterson Carolyn Petcher Kay Pippin Phyllis Powers Ross Price ,. -4. S ag FRESHM EN Carl Hite Jerome Hite Stanley Hite Hugh Horton Linda Horton Alberta Hubbard Christine Hunt Herman Hunt Cathy Jones Gay Nell Keller Martha Jane King Irene Lane Willa Dean Lawson vi ' I L 'tcm 53 , in J L H., ,ma ng 7 :M, my Q a . S t 'rg' mtg ' N' V. L Lrr,.' Y Jrr 4 Hifi? at fm Wet f P' K if Milt rl' Y' l fjyldf at lilflrfiif 5 hifi ' :if 5 I fu 3 J rg-it FRESHMEN Peggy Pruitt Ann Queen Tommy Raleigh Carroll Reed Faye Riggs Bobby Rotenberry Billy Salyer Judy Salyer Jerry Sams Almeda Shipley Ray Shipley Norma Short Helen Simpson Z 9, 5 . .,,. ., f vis L R .,. g r .. A iris aaya I 3 i w . .. ,. :: hw 'x 1 'X' l' l rweA?qrft'rJit y L . 5- 'gyyk g :. 2 by A K li fe' i 'Ss g T F , ll: . T li g IL Y Y I 3 I - it l rxyf 1' lg' .Y aff? M 5 X, as 3 -gf S 5 'W R , ts ,, g uri? ' 9' Q. ,lu L Q, mi- XV. , . .E 5 - u y S s. Joe Slaughter Glenda Smith Roger Smith Nancy Snavely Thelma Spencer Linda Stevens Dewana Strong Judy Taylor Nellie Thompson Larry Tomlinson Sylvia Tomlinson Bruce Townsend Lee Townsend Freeman Tunnell Vernon Wallin Larry Ward Frank White Herbert White Don Wilkerson Sue Wilkerson Wayne Wilkerson Annette Williams Marlene Williams Margaret Wines Evelyn Wood NW E1 You MfLKED OLD Bass Your: noe, wAiv-50 Fon vo BEFORE COMING TO OUT-5!DE'. THE SCWOOLHOU SCHUOL, DDOR, si ' I--M 1 STOVE TO KEEP' YYHRP4 SULLIVAN sims 1-:Ao W WE SAT AROUND T:-45 ow ix I 0 3,3 I W U .,,.,,---1 - VYE GATHERED AROUND THE OLD PUMP AND ATE COLD suscuhs AND APPLEBUTT1-:F ron LUNCH. u Q 2 TE. MOST OF U5 XVALKED EIGHTH GRADE OFFICERS QQ? MCCUXQI ARLEN RICEHARDSON WA YNE U ANN Presrdenf Vik Mt-AMI LO Secretary 9 Pfesrlienf S GENEVIVE CONDRY WILLIE JONES Treasurer Reporter IN MEMORIAM HUBERT REX MORELOCK, JR. August 14, 1943-December IO, 1956 85 , . 4 ! 4 . iii Robert Cole Geneveive Condrey Jerry Condrey Jerry Cox Thomas Crawford Kenneth Culbertson Sandra Cyphers Everett Davenport Shirlene Dawson Billy Dean Nathan Dezarn Gwendolyn Douglas Carmaleta Dunn Harold Dunn Charles Greer Doyle Grogg Roger Hall Douglas Hamblen Letitia Hamblen Sandra Hart Haskel Haynes Donnie Hickman Eddie Hicks Joe Cecil Hill Jimmy Dean Hite Carl Hunt Helen lsenberg Phil Jobe Phyllis Jobe Kenneth Johnson H EIGHT Lowell Adams Emogene Barrett Johnny Bartley Roy Bartley Joyce Baskette Suella Bishop Thomas Bishop Sara Boyd William Brown Margie Buckner Doris Burns Elbert Chapman Kyle Chase Sammie Clonce Kenneth Coffey RADE Willie Jones Ada Ruth Kellion lna Nell King Wayne Kite Layman Lane Thomas Lawson Charles Martin Wayne McAmis Mary McCary Lou Ann McCully Shirley McGill Robert Miller Nilene Moody Carolyn Morelock Roy Morelock Joann Morrison Ella Sue Mowell Grady Mull Jerry Neill Judith Pardue Linda Phillips Frank Phillips James Poston Larry Prillhart Sandra Quillen Arlen Richardson Brenda Robinette Betty Ann Rowland Johnny Rowland Thelma Salyer Dale Scalf Betty Shipley Thomas Shipley Harold Shugart Judy Smith Shirley Smith Brenda Tilson Brenda Tunnell Jewel Walker Kenneth Ward Ronald Ward Walter White Doris Williams Wayne Wise EM fp ,ff Q, le ix HJ zl. 99 FN FROM 'SLE THREE Q ................ ' , to ,'2',,a X Q N 05. v I ,- aa .2 .rg-, . '.3x:,,gQ:?2!Nx .9 -.4 ku 'QQ Cu K 5 if' S' '1 ,-- 4 U Z v B i A DAY AT SULLIVAN - -H A ,F-'-'j N-1' 3 Tkeh s I A M' ,W Buses begin arriving 4- '59 ', 4: jug Us 'L 617:30 BIY1. 4 '5lL ui-- 'A N4 i Gi fi' ' 8 XX .L - Vg rg? l' g 'Tj 53 uHUrr,yu HHUITY11 uHUrryu v is ..,.spg if fi 'Laff- J' J' i ., i i f Q. Rush To lockers, ihen to first period class at 8:30 Mr. Blessing signing excus 8:00-8:30 SS Devotionals Sponsored by Miss Dykes Announcements Sponsored by Miss Hite Miss Shanks Secrefary 2275 in- Office Staff Lunch Tickets are sold first period Study Hall Library 6 ss X R.--.c Q, ,Sr i Q f fi -4 ' ' KN - H Q.. T. 'hu H! Wm' Math Biology Chemistry -. W Ugg T074 YMQQ. Z MORNIN4 8 :3C Drivers Training LASSES 2:30 wx-V..-' Physical Educaiion 5-Q4 Geography English II English IV 3 e e33 A ey' e S YH , , A , uf f , . , . K . , new an M .Q ks-Q , - 2, is'-' ,dk W' i Al mg, S gi A 1... ' J 2 Q .1 N I 34 ,X .M .F 1 3 'Q ,, Y ee e 3 e e e eSS - V ' ' - 1 S W X any lf' ,DEA mr. M -V ,e.,,.,,,.L 1 M , , Cafeteria Staff LUNCH TIME 12:30-1:00 pm. Ready To eat AFTERNOON CLASSES 1:30-3:30 ,Q Home Economics ll Typing I Shorthand II W f - 1 an I I-Iome Economics I PIII III IIIIII K 'I A I W BLM- 5 Ar? I ...Qi Physical Education Rush To buses at 3:30 Mechanical Drawing Wood Working Vkonday ., fuesday Nednesday Thursday ., :riday .,..,, C ws--f I S 4 1 A 3 , 2 STUDENT COUNCIL vv President: RALPH BIRDWELL Second Vice President: JIMMY HITE First Vice President: GEORGE BOLLING Secretary: BARBARA RICHARDSON Treasurer: JULIA CYPHERS .- 'SWS .. ' ii., 'I 5. ,,i., A ' i f , W.,,.,. f 2 .lim . X, f HOUSE AND GROUNDS COMMITTEE Chairman: Jimmy Hile, David Ring, Sandra Cyphers, Judy Taylor, Gary Childress. RECREATION COMMITTEE Chairman: George Bolling, Julia Cyphers. Joe Slaughter, Lowell Strong, Brenda Graves, Carl Carter, Judy Dolen, Frances Shipley. K -N1 President: LOWELL STRONG Secretary: JULIA CYPHERS Vice President: ROGER SOLOMAN Treasurer: FRANCES SHIPLEY BETA CL X CHARACTF-R UB 'VDC RSF j, Nashville Convention Concessions-Student Council, Beta Club ,vm 4. S A 1 - Beta Store A.,.....,,,gppM,, pfE'SfdEHfJ ETHEL STRICKLER Seffefafyr PEGGY POWERS vice Pfesfdemi JULIA CYPHERS Treasurer: JIMMY RUTLEDGE COMMERCIAL CLUB V A 95 Qui W . gig PSHE E ..- .- wr ' w , H Ki km un. 'PY' ,QV Q Paper Staff THE PIRATE 'S LOG Edir0f.in.Cl-Jef: J0 ANN JONES Sports Editors: EDMOND LEAGUE, BARBARA CHURCH Business Manager: JANICE SPURGEON Social Edifof: ELLEN OVERBAY 'as ms if? A' nlirx,-ul .signal mul. fe-W fi 4 41. ll 9 x4 DRAMA CLUB BIOLOGY CU. President JIMMY HITE Vice President JACKIE BALES Secretary EVELYN MCAMIS Treasurer WENDELL CLARK '? 5 0. I 1 1- Lg I X fd. sr rf -w 'N K '. f-fqilg , .66 , as 51'-f S LIBRARY CLUB President: BARBARA BEAMAN Secretary ENLOE CARTER Vice President OVALEE ARCHER Y-TEENS President JOAN SHIPLEY Vice President JUDY HARRIS Secretary PATSY FIELDS BARBARA ADAMS Treasurer ELIZABETH GRAHAM '5 N lv ss x. I e x Q E K x X r e T 35? YN y KEY CLUB 1' 'I , -C 'IH W E Y X1 u' X l X w Q D R ,l S X If XSL u M ':,7Q1 President: CARL CARTER Secretary: KENNETH CONKIN Vice President: GARY SMITH Treasurer: RANDALL FIELDS X X Key Club always busy improving the school Key Club Convention President: GEORGE BOLLING Secrefary: JUDY STEADMAN Vice President: JIMMY HITE Treasurer: DAVID RING I I - A gig m fi D Achievement Awards 'FQ 4-H Roundup Delegates IIIIII 4-H CLUB aff: M President: JUDY TAYLOR Secrefary: MARILYN BARNETTE Vice Presidenr: BETTY MOODY Treasurer: GERLDEAN MILLER F.H.A. umllfls 9 N 0 0 , ara A ,xii 5 Q 5 4- v e W at -x 1, 4' Qxx 0 O we F.H.A. Project 2 x 5 4 fi, V gy, , A 1 W' we-Y Junior Auxiliary F.H.A. President LOIS SAMPLES Vice President PALCY DODD Secretary BETTY SHIPLEY Treasurer JEAN HOLLY N8-MAKIQJ +C of 5? 4,79 s f - 2 I EU a -i ' L ,. Y M ' me V 0 x .Lili NEW H' ,A E Q X Awarded State Degrees e, 5?-sk E QS it if Q JJ 1 ES Sap . 19,2 '- .y uw J 3. j' ' - ' if . Nw M- -:. . .Q-QM ' .' 'W f M- . ll l 4' ...M 1 ' z Eid my? g X Y K L 2 2 I 5:2 ' Q , kr sig fl Z 2 5 5 E 2 ., I y I E xg Q 1. Q 'b ggw 4 4 ' x 2 :R i nl: t 5 s E 'fig I l ggi: . 'ik - Y , , 1. x 'WT' f M H f Q H - was W.. , -2 ,. M mwlm- E , I K ,WSPS-ff' W I 1 Q 2. s sm E E g 5 .i.. , 2 'uz , i I 4 'Q' 1 , 5, 4. 1, X,.ff ,H , i if .Ps 5 , 1 qi ' Y h Im- ' ,ftgiiigfgfgf-1 .5 ' L .,XV M. , us 5 A .. We, ,S ' ,TM M' HY wi N FASHION SHOW ffm. ,- QA: KJ s b C E O S U1 c b P KM x Q President: BETTY IRESON Vice Presidenr: ROGER SOLOMAN Secretary: BARBARA ADAMS Treasurer: SUE BASFORD Color Guards Drum Major and 5p0r1sOr uv 'Am f -V f If E 1'4Qn?iA. Maioretfes Piraie 'ss CHORUS sq aim ...lu man,-ML Y LA, 'i MR. and MISS JUNIOR Bobby Hire Judy Harris WITTIEST Gene Harkleroad Charlotte Dingus BEST ALL AROUND Barbara Adams Dean Morelock MOST ATHLETIC Patsy Harrison Jerry Richardson 'il SPECIAL nuslq, funn 69514190 D.A.R. CITIZENSHIP AWARD Paula O'Neill HONQRS Q3 5 S' : SPORTSMANSHIP AWARDS ATHLETIC SPORTSMANSHIP AWARD Lowell Strong '55 Gordon Zollman Dennis Conkin '56 DELEGATES TO BOYS' STATE Sordon Zollman Harold Collins DELEGATES TO GIRLS' STATE Belle Dolen Barbara Richardson i bw, 2. if MOST ATHLETlC Barbara Church Buddy Wingfield MOST COURTEOUS Joan Shipley Lonnie Fields PERSONALITY PLUS NEATEST Edmond League Wanda Osborne Jackie Bishop Leonard Harless i , ...L YM, 'fi Ma fgf? aria g X LEADERSHIP Lowell Strong Julia Cyphers X . K 5 ykkk l .. ELEBRITIES V .. IKA Q v ' ,, MOST STUDIOUS Jerry Hutson Louvena Morelock MOST VERSATILE WITTIEST Barbara Richardson Jimmy Rutledge Belle Dolen Bill Isenberg Eggs? Rl fa: A gt K 4 r Q- 'R it 4 E 'F , .f. L A f J . ,r nf? ti ,S i S , , '-h: l A ag .,'i- 1. may ft , ' Y' l , 'ff my rib jx f x 1956 USHERS and HONOR ESCORT: Ethel Strickler Not Pictured: Louvena Morelock CLASS '57 DISPLAYS DRAMATIC TALENT 1956 CAST Joan Helton, David Ring, Don Davis, Barbara Rich- ardson, Lowell Strong, Julia Cyphers, Gordon Zoll- man, Betty lreson, Jean Groves, Newana Lambert, Prompter, Anna Jane Sybert. 1957 CAST Bob Barton, David Ring, Ethel Strickler, Carson Law- son, Belle Dolen, Doris Smith, Jackie Bishop, Betty lreson, Lowell Strong, Paula O'Neill, Betty Harrison, Ellen Overbay, Prornpter, Barbara Cox. CALL ME DARLING , E lN WALKED JUDY 0 , Q, , V' e ' 'ki A 4' Az if 2. K LN , I lx ff A - A-Q. 17 M .1 f R f M 55' f F srifii-Jam? fi 1: ' F :Si f ix' .ff WX 'K f.'Q,wA--mg aw 1' 4 4, I A c ' S F ' : xx v A3 Q , K , N X x Q 2 X el : im A JUNIOR-SENIOR BANQUET BANQUET SCENES X I-ffvd-1 annul Q 'W SOCIAL SCENES -J' --ff -lf -vial G--...Q- N ...v-- '-..-- '.4 '.-f ? ' I 4... I ! ,X f A. f Q N is .'Y ,... 9 A N.. WK Q, .. -5 5' 'FWS 043 Q I 1. ,4 A . My fa- ,3 , Q42 ,, . fi 3 a-A! x Kiki 4 X ' Q .W 1 ga? H W '7 ew fm -if .MQ - 1 I - f K Nev, ,M . gf K -W 'X g , gi at .Q 3, , , . .... r f L. X VA'X A V V N., JACKIE BISHOP and DEAN MCRELOCK Prm ess and Prrnce BARBARA GRILLS and JOHN ANDERSGN Fun Festival Que-en and King Q :iff , gym PM 'M 6 W 'W fxffsw 44 Q fs J 'Ang 3, Y ,af A - -w i ,sa L 5 'Q J- if, ffilbi, 'V s H 1' 5.4 'flamnzv-r.ilu'lll: ,ala Q . .,. 94 I ist? Li 2' Winn W' M14 47 cfs G Q Ctfzi' 6552 V - ff ' SW tv: 5 A' ln 'fr 6 Q, aj-K VV . A ,,, A ' -- -1, 14 --1-,1.....-1- C -V,-fii 1 - gg, , LW A .-mal? 7 Q f f DMM -fu ff f nz wa' L,L,, in Yi 4... uc so W .. ,A : Q 'I N. E. Moore Lowell Strong. Furst row left to right: Rang Cupp B Cox Bernard Peters Seals Morelock lsenberg Jones Gouns Lawson League. Second row Haun H Bollmg Hulton R Cox Rotenberry Scott Hutchms Dnnnon Brooks W. Childress, Palmer Watknns Thurd row G Chuldress Harkleroad G Bollmg Owens Davns Zollman Chase, Childress Wmgfleld Johnson Casey Hawks if 'Y' Co-Capfa WAYNE PETERS + 6 C pf EDMOND LEAGUE fi ' f 'X X E ff Q X fl, Foofxxx XX JXXX W0 - f X 3x 1 Afvbfffv 'fm X X , X3 o4e'Sa3 'f5Z' X83 X X X JS 11500 '? X X Agzfzfolf gsisgf ' fwpzf' ' r 4 0 . c Ogyciiif Aix,-'igg 60785 s ' ' I L A 1 S5 J A ' FE : O in .Q ' 7 - EDMOND LEAGUE WMXNE SEALS CARSON LAWSON W VHNGFELD GORDON Q I I ZOLLMAN CUPP WMYNE PETERS .ff aw-.. O ,, 9 X i ' ' x Y ISENBERG KENNY IVLMWD WNG SENUOR FOOTBALL JONES , onAv:Dc C . 4 .jw ' 0. Xa' r ' f ' x 1 W Q1 .1 . ' i A s ' xl A ,. , LIS. . I W-.,..,,mx kg' ML nigh f' , fa ,af GJ lv '4 if 2552135 SALE 1-2' ?!5ie,i akfilerli 3 Q, .M Am 3 Ez m- , Wm Qu. , .W , S.. if MQ. ., ... . Q E :ef QQ, 3555 ,S X ,Qi its ' f 9 S SS' , ,M . '51I!i7:'f ' ' 2 f wel 1 ,.2-fssifgf-QA . H . -1w1W5Y.fQ,i2g . Qikxukfivzik . , ' - '- ,: . V, , ,L 4532- - ,gf Aja! . A , -wif ' 1153 ' '- H fsfswgi Q .. gs, . , ' ,iA3f7L4'Y.,5 . xi '15fY,1'5?2'T.fZ.:Ai.5 .i5' I S A' J. .. . :J -it-H SQIFI1-. I 5' - Yigifx Q -J ff' , Q S -EHS? Ei? - ' . S J fii gh 51 5-ffl ,lg ight: A M l 'iW'M E i 3 1 when-0-.k.., gg -qi-L3 Sitting: Zollman, J. Richardson, Morelock, K. Richardson, Harkleroad. Standing: Hammif, Ryans, Harrell Phillips, Spencer, Bishop. Standing: Coach Potter, Slaughter. Roienberry, Chase 5 E si COACH POTTER GORDON KENNETH ZOLLMAN RICHARDSON Nov Nov. Nov. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Feb. Feb Feb. Feb. Feb BASKETBALL SCHEDULE Sulphur Springs Rogersville Mary Hughes L Surgoinsville Fall Branch Lynn View LL - Church Hill L L LL V- Sulphur Springs f Fall Branch L A Lynn View L A- Blounfville L -- Surgoinsville L f Holsron Valley L 4 Keiron L L L f Blountville L L L Holsion lnsriiute f Mary Hughes -A Bluff City W Detron LL L L A Church Hill - Holston Valley f Holsron Institute - Rogersville L March March April April April April April April April May May May May May May May g...,.f ' Rx n .5 SQUAD Sitting: Hutchins, Bishop, Hicks, Smith, Hawks, Zollman, J. Richardson Kneeling Mgr Conkm Morelock Chase, Hutson, R. Chapman, Goins, Hood, Wingfield. Standing: Coach Norton Shanks Spruggs K Rch ardson, Tunnell, Jones, Davis, Mgr. Strong. SCHEDULE BASEBALL Mary Hughes ..,,, ,aaa. H Bluff City ,.,., , Ketron ,a,...,..,. H H Lynn View v,..,p.,. ,.,., H Holston Valley ,.,... ..,,. T Blountville ,,,,,,,,,,.,, ,.,w H Mary Hughes ,a,... ,,.., T Bluff City .,..,,,,,,. .,,,, T Ketron ....,a,,,,.... Holston Institute Lynn View ........ Holston Valley H Ketron .........,,.,.., .... H Bristol ,Y,,.,..,, Kingsport ...,.,., Elizabethon v,... T T T T . i?'4g Qi? cfm QL 'ff E or C i S'fLjf9' I VI x,-WA' X-1.1 ,if S Kneeling: Zollman, Davis, J. Richardson, Wingfield. Standing: Coach Norton, Shanks, Chapman, Spriggs K. Richardson, Jones. Upper Lake Conference District I Champions Sitting, first row: Childress, Harkleroad, Bolling, Drinnon, Sells, Coffee, Blankenship, Wagner, Lively. Second row: Wagner, League, Haun, Cupp, Seals, Ring, Lovin, Jones, Woodard, Moffitt. Standing, third row: Simonds, Gillis, Gamble, Spencer, Philips, Mills, Lacy, Fields, Palmer, lsenberg. TRACK SCHEDULE Triangular Meet-Lynn View, Blountville, and Sullivan , 7 ,,u,April 23 Triangular Meet-Ketron, Blountville, and Sullivan 7 , ,. ,,,April 26 Rotherwood Conference Track Meet ,L , ,,7,,u,uuu,u ,, u,u, L, May 9 Upper Lakes Conference Track Meet May T6 !l5':'2. ,,.. , - T J ' - 1 - 1 , . 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Yet who can say the best is not still to come.. .tomorrowl V k -1 , THERE'S A CAREER IN THE CHENIICAI, INDUSTRY FOR YOU The progress of the chemical industry results from the work of thou- sands of capable people-chemists. physicists and engineers, developing the new products and processes of tomorrow-men and women in pro- duction, sales, maintenance and office operations, bringing these prod- ucts to homes, farms and factories. There's a career here for you-a place where you can help produce the products of tomorrow. TEN NESSEE EASTIVIAN COMPANY division of Eastman Kodak Company, KINGSPORT, TENNESSEE AMERICAN SHOE SHOP II2 E. Main S+. Work Done While You Wai+' ZIPPER REPAIR THE GARDEN BASKET Fresh Frui+s and Vege+abIes 3I09 Bris+ol Hwg. Ci-6-452I F. J. BROWNELL 81 SON Since I925 INSURANCE-REAL ESTATE-LOANS Kingspor+, Tennessee KINGSPORT TILE 81 LINOLEUM SHOP Floor Tile-Wall Tile-Inlaid Linoleum, Linoleum ancl PIas+ic Cabine+ Tops I77I For+ Henry Drive B 8: W CLEANERS 3200 Memorial Blvd. Dial CI-6-244I PENLEY BROTHERS PLUMBING 8: HEATING Philco-Elec+rical Appliances Norge Dial 30II Church Hill, Tenn. CompIimen+s o+ J. D. GANTT Suppliers Sinclair Procluc+s KINGSPORT, TENNESSEE WHITNEY SCHOOL OF BUSINESS A++ilia+e o+ STEED COLLEGE OF TECHNOLOGY, INC. I55 Shelby S+. CI 5-776I Kingspor+, Tenn. CompIimen+s 0+ BAKER'S DEPARTMENT STORE Norge Sales and Service 2I08 E. Cen+er S+. CI 6-472I CompIimen+s of CARTER-CLAMON FUNERAL HOME Bill Car+er-Frank M. Clamon Phone CI-5-4l0I KINGSPORT, TENNESSEE STATE FARM INSURANCE C. F. Payne 90I E. Cen+er S+. Phone CI-6-685I Complimenfs o+ THE B. F. GOODRICH STORE Re+aiI Division of +he B. F. Goodrich, corner 0+ New and Cherokee, Kingspor+ Complimen+s 0+ IVIEADEIS BARBER SHOP Highlancl's Favori+e Since I940 BILL MEADE POT O' GOLD DELICATESSEN Brooks Circle Open Every Day 7:30-Il:30 P.M. Phone CI-7-787I W. D. WILLIS MARKET Groceries-Mea+s-Vege+abIes 2I05 Eas+ Cen+er S+. RAGSDALE PLUMBING 8: HEATING 820 Eas+ Cen+er S+ree+ KINGSPORT, TENNESSEE Office Phone CI-5-589I Home Phone CI-6-6397 Insured Savings Home Loans KINGSPORT FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION 230 Commerce S+ree+ KINGSPORT. TENNESSEE Complimenfs of MODERN BAKERY Everybody Igveg sun my Stays Fresh CIELVS IOTIQGFI lswggaonv Tenn TEL Cl 6 CompIimen+s of CUT RATE SUPERMARKET Johnson Ci+y Kingspor'r CR GREEN STAMPS PET DAIRY PRODUCTS COMPANY Ice Cream-Pasieurized Milk-Oiher Dairy Producfs KONNAROCK ROAD KINGSPORT, TENNESSEE Phone Ci-5-5 I 54 Signalure Loans CHEROKEE FINANCE SERVICE I09 W. Marke+ S+. CI-6-652I Compare Our RaI'es KINGSPORT, TENNESSEE MODERN LAUNDRY 402 Eas+ Sullivan Complimenis of KINGSPORT FOUNDRY 8: MFB. CORP. Kingsport Tennessee Complimenls of PIRATES GRILL Sullivan Gardens Phone CI-6-4I96 BLAKE E. PIERCY, REALTORS Real Eslafe and Insurance Builders and Developers Brooks Circle KINGSPORT, TENNESSEE Complimenls of BEAM'S ESSO SERVICENTER 26OI Forl Henry Dr. KINGSPORT, TENNESSEE Phone Cl-6-98I2 GENERAL AUTO REPAIR Phone CI-5-296I WINNGER MOTOR COMPANY I765 For-I' Henry Drive Kingsporf, Tennessee ROY WINNGER Complimenfs of LEEPER'S SUPER MARKET 2II3 Easl Cenfer Slreel FRIENDLY-RELIABLE-COMPETITIVE Compliment of SWAN CLEANERS 525 W. Cenler Sub-SI'aI'ion 3I0 W. Sullivan Phone CI-5-5341-Dry Cleaning and Dyeing HAMPTON CLEANERS Pryor C. Reese, Owner Qualiiy Cleaning--Dependable Service Drapes-Slip Covers-Hafs-Rugs 2I02 E. Cenfer Sireel' KINGSPORT. TENNESSEE NU-JOYE BEAUTY SALON 209 Commerce SI. Phone CI 5-574I OWNER-MRS. RUBY HARKLEROAD Complimenls of HOLSTON COAL CO. Wesf Marlcef Phone Cl-5-6I7b COAL-WOOD-FUEL OIL CLINCHFIELD SUPPLY CO.. INC. Building Malerial Easf Markef SI. CI-6-6I3I SALYER CANDY CO. CI-5-355l FULLER 81 HILLMAN, INC. 240 Broad S+. Cl-6-683I BAKER REALTY CO. I25 Clay Slreel Ew- W5 M00 KINGSPOQT iigremmsssrse Manufacturers of Borden Fabrics og De ay, fu ,I 102 'KX FSFQNQQ. Congrafulafes fhe Graduafing Class of '57 SULLIVAN HIGH SCHOOL Complimenis of CITY TRANSPORTATION CO. Kingspor'I, Tennessee Complimenrs of DAVE'S FRUIT AND NEWS CompIImenI's of BROAD STREET FURNITURE Complimenis of TIPTON'S MEN SHOP 320 Commerce S'Iree+ Clomplimenfs of PRICE AND RAMEY, INC. Insurance-Loans-Real EsI'aIe II5 Wesi' New Srreei VAN DERVORT-LARUE, INC. Ahead aI' 'Ihe Foo? III Broad SIreeI' KINGSPO-RT TENNESSEE CompIimen+s of COX ESSO Owner T. W. Cox 46I CenI'er S+., Kingspori, Tenn. Phone CI-5-396I For Besi' Comics, Read KINGSPORT NEWS-Mornings KINGSPORT TIMES-Evenings KINGSPORT TIMES-NEWS-Sundays FRANICS FOOD COMPANY InsIiIu+ionaI WhoIesaIe Grocers Kingspor+, Tenn.-Dial CI-7-7I04 Le'I's be Frank abou? ir- TI1e besi' place Io buy. Complimenfs of BON TON CLEANERS Complimenfs of KINGSPORT LAUNDRY Complimenfs of FRANKLIN PRINTING CO. THE KING COMPANY Insurance, Real Es'IaI'e and Loans Your Safe Co. Agen'I' 209 Eas+ Marker Sfreei' KINGSPORT. TENNESSEE JOSEPH'S MUSIC CENTER EveryII1ing Musical BANKING 8: TRUST CO. Fall Branch, Tennessee CompIimen+s of QUICK WAY MACHINE CO. BLUE RIDGE GLASS CORPORATION Kingsporf, Tennessee BLUE RIDGE GLASS CORP PRODUCERS OF ROLLED, PATTERNED AND WIRED FOR HOME AND INDUSTRY Every Day SuIIivan High S+udenI's Use MEAD papers in Magazines and Texfbooks in TaI9Ie+s, Novels and Envelopes THE MEAD CORPORATION Papermakers +o America CongraI'uIa+ions Class of '57 KINGSPCRT PROVISION Phone Ci-6-6I97 925 BrisI'oI Highway KINGSPORT, TENNESSEE CompIimen'l's of SUPPLY CO. WKPT Underwood Typewrilers KPT-FM School Supplies Office Supplies AffiIia'l'ed wi'l'h NBC Books KINGSPORT' TENNESSEE Marlzef and Commerce SIree'I' LEON'S KINGSPORT LIVESTOCK AUCTION For 'l'he,highesI' dollar, for your caH'Ie always sell 'l'hem ai' Kingsport EDGEWOOD SHELL SERVICE Road Sign Service Easfman Road a+ Easiman KINGSPORT. TENNESSEE Phone Ci-6-947I Congra+ula+ions +o 'rhe Class of '57 Books are 'I'he mos+ enduring monumenfs of man's achievem 1' en s Through 'I'hem, civilizafion becomes Cumula+ive. Sullivania is a worfhy monumeni' +o your achievement MASTER'S CLEANERS 8: FURRIERS 230 Island Slreel' Phone CI 6-4I94 LET US MASTER YOUR WARDROBE BLAKLEY FLOOR SANDING CO. Floor Sanding and Finishing Valspar Painl' and Varnishes I77I For'I Henry Drive Phone Cl 7-73II KINGSPORT TENNESSEE Healing-Sheel Melal Work-Roofing-Air Condiiioning JOHNSON-HILLIARDI INC. 7I9 W. Sullivan S'I'. P. O. Box 722 We slaughler caHIe and hogs. Fix Ihem for The deep freeze. We also cure brealxfasl' bacon. BRIDWELL PACKING CO. HARRISON'S BOOTERY Shoes for Enrire Family AIR-STEP ROBLEE BUSTER BROWN Kingspori Tennessee BROWN'S RADIO AND TV Sales and Service 2023 Easl' Cenler Slreel' KINGSPORT, TENNESSEE CARL BROWN Telephones: Day CI 5-63I I, Nighl Cl 5-746I Complimenls of LACKEY'S BLOCK COMPANY ConcreI'e Examples of Quali'Iy JOYNER GROCERY Fancy Groceries-Choice Meals FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES 27l0 Easl' Cenler S+. o4o L .I - . KINGSPORT Ynn Gal en 'REILIFIESSEE K '9SPEQ'gI C, 5-zljfnessee Dial Cl 7'727l Com limen'I's of BR'5T0'- CLINCI-IEIELD DRUG Co CIRCLE SHELL SERVICE Walgreen Agency ' args? lE:l'EL'I:aY .ltzgilzserl Where Qualify and Service Meer SEIBERLINC TIRES-BOWER BATTERIES K'NE'5EORT TENNESSEE BILL STEWART PRODUCE CO. Wholesale Produce Fresh Eggs, BuHer, Poullry, BLACK WALNUT KERNELS A SPECIALTY 324 E. Marlrel Sl. Cl5-4I09 THE SHOE BOX Famous Name Brands Save 30 percenl Io 60 percenf 227 Easl' Marlrel' KINGSPORT TENNESSEE DIAL Ci 5-267I KYKER-HODGE FURNITURE CO.. INC. Norge Appliances and Furnilure II6-II8 Easl Markel' S+. KINGSPORT TENNESSEE Mrs. Pal Miller, Sales Mgr. HONEST JOHN'S GIFT SHOP Complimenls of McCRARY 8: SON HARDWARE Fall Branch Tennessee Complimenls of RADIO STATION WMCH I260 on your dial-I000 wall' CHURCH HILL TENNESSEE Phone EI 7-260I BENNETT cmd fownnnmw, 'round II16 clock felephone service 2I4 COMMERCE STREET KINGSPORT. TENNESSEE for Insurance-Real EsI'a+e-Loans Complimenfs of KINGSPORT PRESS, INC. Bookmakers Io America SALES OFFICES New York Chicago Kingsport Tenn. I Eas'I' 57'II1 SI'reeI' I00 Easi' Ohio Sfreei' CompIe+e Book Manufadurers THE PETERS CO.. INC. DisI'ribuI'ors Gulf Oil ProducI's TIRES-BATTERIES-FUEL OIL Gulf Pride H. D. Gulf Pride SeIec'I' No Nox MOIOI' Oil Gasoline Phone CI-5-433I KINGSPORT SmarI' young drivers are Le'I' us be your Druggisl' Johnson Cify Highway C + I F F H1 KINGSPORT. TENNESSEE ongra ua Ion rom e Phone CI-5-262' I S U , Drive In Prescripiion Service C or lrinyspavfp J. T. PARKER Complimenfs of INSURANCE AGENCY CASTO'S PRICE 81 RAMEY' INC. 533 Easf Sullivan MOORE 8K WALKER DRAPERY FURNITURE CHRISTOPHER-CAWOOD . BENNETT a. EDWARDS, INC. C 'P 'e 'S of KINGSPORT TILDEN'S ESSO SERVICE DEVELOPMENT CO. INS.. INC. WI'-COX DRIVE SULLIVAN GRILL 8: SWEET SHOP 525 W. Cenfer Subs'I'a'Iion 3I0 W. Sullivan Where? Sullivan Gardens, Nexl' Door 'Io High School. Delicious Hamburgers, Bar- B-Cues, Hof Dogs. Sandwiches, Sweeis, Frozen Cusiarcl, Plain Milk Shakes, MaI'Ied Milk Sakes. IMade Wifh I'he Newesl' Ice Cream Machinel Assoried Candies, Chewing Gum, Various Swee'I's, and Cigarefles YOUR FRIENDLY GRILL AND SWEET SHOP w. E. MOODY, Manager HOLSTON GLASS COMPANY. INC. Dis'IribuI'ors of All Kinds of FIa+ Glass Phone CI-5-3I8I Box 328 545 Easl' Main S+reeI' KINGSPORT TENNESSEE Complimenis of HAMLETT-DOBSON. INC. Funeral Direclors SERVING KING-SPQRT SINCE 19:6 Complimenfs of BROOKS SAND 84 GRAVEL COMPANY Ready-Mix Concrere-Crushed Limes+one, Rock and Sand KINGSPORT, TENNESSEE 513- g,Z32115523-''iE55:1'5 -'-H:5:::-.--gf:'EQ:6r:S5:3:555E3r5rE?f 5-Eirizifrfr-q:::5:5, 1-:::.:.::::::5:5.-:,: :5-:uf::.::5:-:-w-s:a:v wi:-.-.-.-.-Q, , . -x.- -:Q-:ew-. V :-'I:f:r.''-:1:2:'-I:15i25''-1:2:-:a-.-.-1-:IE-1:-:Q2'ak:::r:SS:'-2:2-'-ars:::r1' :AaaZ2 k2:21:1:I-H52-22Iirfzrzf-I:r:3:EE:1:22:25:21:-:-:I-'4t2E2:I:?f:5rfS:-:2:f:f-'- - -. X- 'if-fb:-:f:2:f:112:fq'15f -- an5.x.9.f.-.-,.,.5,..s---.-.-:-::-:-:.-.-.ww---.5-.-,-,-:-:-:-ww 5 ..,.10. -.1w:.1-:-:-f.-.-.-.- of 5211 . ' rar' xsfiiffi ' - .J 5525555 5552555 ,g:5sg5:f '5'5fi:.,,? 555552295 .?sEe25555?iEk 1552255555251Erisiririf' .-5-E2 5152? sir' .,:5fr3E:E .5:5ErEr' 5555 f :-. '-2:31, -Ez? .':r5-I-5:f-5:5Ij1'. 5.5,15:-:5qf:::5:-:rg::g4,::5- 53:54, :- Q:--I '-:,:--:-, 45:5 3:-, -:5: :::,,.-:- .,:5:-:f-:,:.::- .-:-:.:.-f.:4-:-5--..:,:53-:Q :- 5 -- -f .-1:5 Iii Jjaf:EE5E:5:5:3:r::3? .... 595:55 5,:5,,.55-N ,.,.,:5:3.,, KINGSPORT'S NEWEST MOST MODERN DEPARTMENT STORE . . . The New Shopping Cenier of Easr Tennessee Corner of Broad and Cenfer Dial Circle 5-4l2I KINC-BSPORT LOCAL NO. II7 Affiliarecl Wi+h Unifed Glass and Ceramic Workers of Nor'l'h America CIO-CCL 34I Easl' Sullivan S'lree'I' Kingsporl, Tennessee Phone Ci-6-405I Wha+ Helps Labor Helps Business WHITE FLORAL CO. Flowers for AII Occasions Phone Ci-5-5I74 22I8 BrisI'oI Highway KINGSPORT. TENNESSEE Complimenis of UNION BUS TERMINAL Ride +he Bus and Save Phone Ci-5-6bI I POWER EQUIPMENT CO. ConsIruc'I'ion Equipmeni' In+ernaI'ionaI Harvesier CORNER CLAY and MAIN Phone Ci-6-8IOI KINGSPORT, TENNESSEE CompIimen'I's of FOREMOST DAIRIES, INC. Phone Ci-6-8I06 CHEROKEE AND MARKET STREETS TRI-CITY TOWEL 81 LINEN SERVICE Your Local Linen SuppIy I49 Clay SI'ree1' KINGSPORT, TENNESSEE CompIimenI's of GENERAL SHALE Phone Ci-5-3I76 Kingsport Tennessee S Q 3 Reddy KiIowa'I I' CompIimenI's M 'I says of 'NS II Il 'coo' mow LIVE ELECTRICALLY KINGSPORT UTILITIES, INC. Your Friendly EIecIric Service KINGSPORT, TENNESSEE Broad and CenI'er KINGSPORT, TENNESSEE Phone Ci-5-4 I 47 f - '74 A 42: - ffifff-1 IIII I I S f,I,.4f l'I7' T JW ' I T -l ' Charlemont at Watauga BACKER BROS. FLOWERS Phone 2200 Kingsporf, Tenn. Hwy. 8I Kingspor'I', Tenn. CompIimenI's of NETTIE LEE'S BOY 81 GIRL KingsporI s CompIe+e Shopping Cen+er BOYS' SIZES THROUGH I8- FOR BOYS AND GIRLS SIZES THROUGH SUB-TEENS 514 0 XQGVL ..4 lF .moauILnwl1H,wmwf ....-I1 Yo1,, LUMBER AND BUILDING MATERIAL KINGSPORT, TENNESSEE L. G. BALFOUR COMPANY Known Wherever There Are Schools and Colleges CLASS RINGS and PINS-DIPLOMAS and PERSONAL CARDS - COMMENCEMENT INVITATIONS - CLUB INSIGNIAS and MEDALS. Represen+ecI by: John and AIber+ BeaIIe P. O. Box 97-Johnson Ciry, Tenn. CompIimen+s of FEATHER'S BEAUTY SHOPPE KNIGHT'S TRIM SHOP KINGSPORT LUMBER 8: SUPPLY CO. DALTON'S MEN SHOP Complimenfs of , CompIlmenI's of FOUNDIQIII iSIE12GI- c:oRP. MARGARET5 MARKET Kingsport Tennessee Vernon Heighfs DI 9-672I GIBBONS LUMBER COMPANY Flooring-InsuIaI'ion-Hardware-Lumber-Paini'-MiIIworIc Windows-Roofing-Doors KINGSPORT, TENNESSEE Complimenis of SMITH SHELL SERVICE Complimenfs of JEAN'S BEAUTY SALON Colonial Heighls Telephone Cl-6-6922 HOLSTON DRIVE IN A Good Place Io Ea'I APPLIANCE CO. Your Frigidaire Dealer SOBEL'S The Men's SIore Complimenis of PRICE AND RAMEY, INC. Insurance--Loans-Real Es'IaIe Il5 Wesi New SI'ree+ Complimenis of HOME IMPROVEMENT CO. Oomplimenis of BAYLOR-NELMS FURNITURE CO Broad SI'reeI Kingspori' COmplll'T1eh'l'S of DON'S COMMUNITY MARKET FOIEIL . . PURE C a' He'9 s Phone Cl-6-674I Kingspori' SULLIVAN GROCERY DI 9-3254 WALLACE'S NEWS Largesi' ancl Mosi- Compleie Newssiands in Kingsporl MAGAZINES FOR EVERYONE LONE STAR GROCERY Phone DI 9-6589 Reliable Prescripiion Service HOLSTON DRUG STORE Phone Cl 5-755I CENTER STREET-KINGSPORT, TENN. Complimenis of FREE SERVICE TIRE STORE 2I0 Easi' Cenier Complimenis of BINGHAM FURNITURE CO. Your G.E. Dealer Since I934 KINGSPORT, TENNESSEE CompIimen+s of NETTIE LEE'S FASHION SHOP 'Where You Find I'he La'Ies'r Fashions LITTLE STORES Where Kingsporf Shops and Saves LOW, LOW PRICES PLUS KINGSPORT S 8: H GREEN STAMPS JOHNSON CITY BRISTOL OAKWOOD MARKET Kingspor+'s Larges+ and Mos'r Com- pIe+e One-SI'op SupermarIce+ No. I and 2 CompIimen+s of RENTENBACH AND WRIGHT, INC. ConsIruc+ors KINGSPORT. TENNESSEE CompIimen+s of DUTCH BOY GRILL Food You'II Enjoy CURB SERVICE I753 Forf Henry Drive Kingsport Tennessee THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK Kingspor'I', Tennessee Main Bank aI' Broad ancI Cenfer FREE PARKING AREA AND DRIVE-IN AT CLAY AND NEW Now . . . 21, on Savings TYPEWRITER I Complimenfs 8: EQUIPMENT CO. of vicr'iSi1Y'2IJimfE.Wi5IIEI4iNEs WHOLESALE ELECTRIC- Phone ci-5-3541 INC- Kingsporf, Tennessee Kingsporf, Tennessee Cvfzlanl Office Co. I07 Wesf Cenfer S+ree+ EVERYTHING FOR THE OFFICE Office Supplies and Equipment School Supplies. Books, Gifis and Greefing Cards. Kingsport Tennessee Phone CI-5-6 I 78 DU NCAN'S ESSO SERVICENTER ' All-A Tom and Jim Esso Dealer SULLIVAN GARDENS DI 0 49I I Vw W . ls 'I :F I I' ' ll I , I Your Friendly Neighborhood 1 L - Q . Ihr Bm Yearbooks A TAYLOR PUBLISHING CO WEEE!!-e.x ' :i.1!SiD3HlWLSikK9.?l7:A1ki4aLu i:i-fzit-'J,i31Eil,.., fS,LL 1.+,4L4Sfl-Xi. , ' . Jill f, A -. K , .VAX ,,.- . ..,u.. ..,.,,'-X ,-1, W-,, - ..-- 1-.Q W, M.,-.-.,f..v.-'L-. -. f,v.4....w' , . , - ,A Y , f , , . . - b L qpa-1- ' , -5,-, . U. 1-1 , - 1, ,.,g , , X 1 4'Ur.. N ji fx if I 'f 4 1 A Q r r 'J :I Y :v Q 'E ,w 4 F ,, 'r ,si 1' F 12 ' '54 L .J -'L' '-'e, . ,x1'a,:, - 70' ,, .-Y V fi,- aw' 4 lg.. L 31- 1 .Q 1 1'-A 4 , 1 -'ga 1 X V ,- 15, ff. ' 3772 11 : J- . 4- L. H4 ,- 18-14.- Y . , . -V. Q... ,.--M -. mr 1..-f. Q12