Sullivan High School - Sullivania Yearbook (Kingsport, TN)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1959 volume:

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' 'f nf 4 ' 'itgfi A Q , ' ,, ,, . ff 4, 4 ' , P M ,gg YV 4 rm WS, -J Oar Clwol Was Evaluated la outltern Association Mr. Leonard Crawford, evaluation co-ordinator, , discusses the extent of the school community l with members of the staff. Sullivan High School was admitted to the Southern Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools in 1955. The school was evaluated by the association in 1958. ln connection with this, a visiting committee of outstanding educators reviewed and appraised a self study of the school's total program made by the local school staff. The evaluation began with a banquet on Monday evening, March 24. For the next four days conferences were held with staff members and students, and the over-all program was observed. The successful co-operation of the student body, faculty, administrators, and service staff, aided by a fine school plant resulted in Sullivan's being classified as one of the outstanding schools in the state. At approximately the same time, the State committee evaluated Sullivan High School and found it deserving of an A-l rating. The evaluation committee talking to students to get an over-all picture Conferring with staff members to learn .more about the school's of the school. program. LEWIS I, CI-IASE, Principal Administration Never, since man made his appearance upon Gods glorious earth, has there been such a challenging demand for Christian leadership, trained minds, willing hands, undaunted courage, and daring spirits, Your learning experiences at Sullivan High School will serve as a guiding lamp to your fee' through all the years, and will contribute immeasurably in preparing you for the responsibilities which lie ahead, I have an unquestionable faith in you, our students and graduates. I believe you will honestly and courageously meet the challenges and issues of our complex society and that you will be useful, dependable, and loyal citizens in the community which you choose for your own. - fi 1 f '. -- A A f A-All-' SULLIVAN COUNTY BOARD OE EDUCATION NI Nat Barnes, Chairman: J. W. Bolton, Robert McAmis, Arthur Poore, Paul Ramey, J. Craft Akarcl, Superintendent. Standing Supervising Teachers: Emerson Roller, Marie Hale, W. L, Cox. Faculty VIRGINIA ARCHER East Tennessee State College, English, Social Studies Sophomore Sponsor B.S., M.A. JUDITH ANN BISHOP Tusculum College, B.A. English Eighth Grade Sponsor BURON J. CARTER East Tennessee State College, B.S. Mathematics Eighth Grade Sponsor H. J. DERTHICK President Emeritus, Milligan College Vocational Guidance CLIFFIE FELIX Western Kentucky State College, B.S. Social Studies Senior Sponsor EDWARD l.. FOSTER East Tennessee State College, B.S., M,A Director of Physical Education Health, Coach MARJORIE FREEMAN East Tennessee State College, English Junior Sponsor YETIVA GIBSON Milligan College, A.B. Mathematics Junior Sponsor JACK GIBSON East Tennessee State College, B.S. Mathematics, Industrial Arts Senior Sponsor CATHERINE GILBERT Memphis State University, B.S. Director ot Physical Education, Health Junior Sponsor HAROLD HARRISON Bowling Green College, A.B. Commercial DONALD HELTON East Tennessee State College, B.S Art Sophomore Sponsor PEARL HITE University ot Chattanooga, B.A. English Junior Sponsor HELEN ISENBERG East Tennessee State College, B.S. English Junior Sponsor LAURENCE ISENBERG East Tennessee State College, B.S. University of Tennessee, M.S. Science Sophomore Sponsor PAULINE JONES Concord College, B.S. Commercial Freshman Sponsor EDNA LADY East Tennessee State College, B.S. Peabody College, L.S. Library Freshman Sponsor JOHN LEDBETTER Carson-Newman College, A.B. Peabody College, M.A. Eighth Grade Sponsor JAMES NORTON Tusculum College, A.B. Science, Coach Sophomore Sponsor REBA FERN OVERBEY East Tennessee State College, B.S. English, Biology Senior Sponsor LILLIE MAE POWELL Carson-Newman College, A.B. Duke University, M.A. Senior Sponsor HAZEL T. PRICE University ot Tennessee, B.S., M.S Home Economics Sophomore Sponsor GENE PROFFITT East Tennessee State College, B.S. Music Education MR. WALTER REED East Tennessee State College, B.S. Industrial Arts Senior Sponsor IVA RING East Tennessee State College, B.S. University of Tennessee, M.S. Home Economics Freshman Sponsor DICKIE WARREN East Tennessee State College, B.S. Economics, Coach Freshman Sponsor NEVA JONES Cafeteria Manager BETTY SHANKS Secretary RAY SHANKS Custodian G 4' x f v I Q , , , ff 4 x f x f N f X v a , N Labjgy I , 1 ,215 ff' A JI A. l 1 Y .is O.. About seventy five per cent of the Senior Class customarily makes a trip to the nation's capital in the early spring. Above left T958 Seniors pre sent tokens of appreciation to their bus drivers, Right, the Seniors stopped at Natural Bridge to eat lunch. Foreward, The Class of '59 More than a hundred young men and women are nearing the end of a great adventure. They are the remainder of more than two hundred students who en- rolled at Sullivan High in September, 1955. Today, tomorrow, or the next day they will move out into the world seeking a full and happy lite. Their four years' training at Sullivan has well prepared them to meet the challenges which modern lite surely holds. These young people have something to give to the world. They bring hope and courage and keen bright minds. They are full of enthusiasm and vigor, they are determined the world shall long remember them, they want to make this planet iust a little better for their having been here. These young men and women have not set easy goals. To accomplish them will mean hard work and grim determination-Sullivan has taught them that. As graduates of Sullivan High School, they have experienced a period of association with the great of the past and the realities of the present, with ideals and men that guide and inspire. The class of T959 looks forward with the confidence that they will succeed. They are not at an end, but they are approaching a beginning. A beginning to a world that will surely experience revolutionary changes. What these changes will mean is a great mystery, but these young men and women are determined that this revolution will be used to build a better lite for all mankind. Below left Monticello, home of Thomas Jefferson, is one of the regular stops on the Senior trip. Right, the Seniors climb the steps to the nations Capitol Building home of Congress. 'D W Svnior Clflss f7ffil'l'l'S P J V ' A f V 7t L' 1' 1' E355 '?I .. : p' L' J' i L? JZ 23 1-4 Y' . CAROLYNI ADKINS L 1, , ,.,., ,.,, , .Em . 1, nnmqli F FHA Y-'fire Sttref' C JACKlE BALES CLANClE LEA ARCHER L 551 ig rf-ally gmrglf, th mfr S5 r' Ptakiiiy ll ccrfitl :vccfl I Be'a C -tt FHA Carr new Club Ctaorcs T9a:lWe s Segwtar, Ott ce Salt 'rcarlzccv Stat: Ass sw Eoitor ci Paper Arr ever p'esCr'tl1ei'pirtime of reed, Beta Club, Science Club, Key Clul: Student CoLn- cll, Latin Cob, Football, Basketball, Yearbook Staff, Junior Pla, ANITA SUE BASFGRD lf you can dream ard not make dreams your master. Beta Club, FHA, Y-Teens, Commercial Club, Drama Club, Band, Volunteer Girls' State, Yearbook Staff, Junior Play BARBARA ANN BEAMAN Art is mafs nature, nature is Gocfs art, FHA, Y-Teens, Commercial Club, Library Club, Art Club, Yearbook Staff, Paper Staff, Footbal Queea Teacbefs Secretar, DANNY BLAKLEY Hgl- ' F1 r-era MARTHA CBELLAMYJ HALJN Kindne55 in women Shall win love, FHA, Cornfnerca Clul: Library Cl,b Art Club Yearbook Staff , , I LARRY BLANKENSHIP ,U ,V , , , . V, Eh., '. ,.-:1 J, - r, V. ,hvn Q f-f-f, vr4l,:f,l'f HVY Lever er F:o':a' 'viz' Baglettpal Q. 4' ff- DARLENE BOVVLIN Some are wearher-wlse, so Fl-IA, Y Teens, Chorus me are otherwise. DAVID BRUNIIT The world is full of wflllng people, some wiling to xfcrk, rhe res! .wlllng rc le? Them SIDNEY CANTRELL HI-Y Ar? Club Lertermen, Baskelbal , Track I'll tickle your carasrrophef' Hi-Y, Drarna Club, Art Club, Chorus, Track, Junior Play RUBY CARROLL LARRY CARRICO People who know lrffle are usually greai Iallcers, while rnen who know much say little, Track Never work when hungry. FHA LINDA CHASE PEGGY DELORIS CASTEEL Love rs ever fhe begfnnmg of knowledge, as fire is of llghrf' FHA, Chorus, Fall Festival Aitendanr She hafh a sweefress all her cwnf' FI-IA,-1-I-I Club, FI-IA, Band, Junlor Play Usner BILL CHESSER I cu 1 vare llreravure upc a llfle oatmeal C ub Let e 'hen Bahd Foo be Basxe :Ja Baseball Qi MARILYN Cl-IESSER The mtloes manners and the gentlest heart FHA C Cub At Club Teac ers C r Y O Ria CHARLES CI-IILDERS U F c w Foctba Tac PATSY CHILDRESS I vfwvr rw-at a man I cl ldn'r like! FHA, A-H Club, Y-Teens, FTA, Student Council, Clwcrus, La' n Club Usher at Graduation WARREN Cl-IILDRESS A woman would run through fre and water Icr sufh a krnd heart. Lettermen, Football, Yearbook Qlatf WENDELL CLARK It rs not now long, bu t how well we lrvef' Beta Club Sctence Club, Drama Club, Key Club, Student Ccuncll, Football, President ct Student Body, Juror Play, Yearbook, Delegate tc Boys' State JERRIE COX ,,,,, ., Fr-IL ff'-'f LIg'a'. C BUDDY COX 'IVVIW should l study and racx fry brarns a I not a g9nluS?'f Letterwwen, Football, Track, Fcctbal AllConferen e Tearn, Art Club f rr: y Ili c. fl: C' cus JOYCE COX NAU tl-at .was hiautlful Y Tec-ne, FHA d lu 'z fo 'if 521 ACE CRAWFORD ',::l:- 5-2, nn F cl JY J f '71-1 f - .0 , ,Q ' T:fn:ff::,f, fr'e':':, .Af If we af:'l1er caflf' ASQW A V Bc c c be Dr fn Maier gf PEGGY CRAWFORD 'few- 'Nene tl Aergc 4 gif kg kg, Qqui' New Ccnffefcal Cub FTA, never' gpm ,- , I I3'a 'a C .O S H MIB Il' Q C. VV. CREASY, JR. 'Any c:I:f, so lang as Ms red, I5 flue color fha! sms me Izesff' Audio-VIsI,aI, Scence CIub, FoolbaII SUE DAVENPORT To write a love letter we must begin wifhour knowing Wlwar we inrend ro say, and end without knowing what we have wrllfernf' FHA, Chorus, Teacnefs Secretary JEVVELI DAVIDSON 'Ol .1 qcccl beginning cCmCrl1 5 gocd endfl Tfansfef from Lynn Viewg FHA, Libfary, CI'wOrUS BETTY D I C KSO N They laugh fhal .-rin. FHA, Y-Teens, Lib'ar,f FTA, Cnoms DENNIS DRINNON 1-4' rf? -J WIUVIER DUNCAN ' H I. .'. ,, 'facafvz Omen EH z5-e'Iv's diazuf' '-d'c-V s-a' SUE DYKES Her vcrce rs ever soft, gentle, and low. FHA, Y-Teens, Comrnerclal Club, FTA, Cborus, Teaclwer's Secretary DAVID L. EVERHART ,fyrbkahfs hes. pcssesycf ,5 5 Syn-pavlnetff g rl frlcro Transfer from Lfnn Ve ' - Fontba' ANNA LEE FIELDS A man is always better than a book, Beta Club, FHA, Y-Teens, Commerclal Club, Sclence Club, Art Club, Student Council, Chorus, Assistant Editor of Yearbook, Assistant Manager of Beta Store ANNA LYNN FIELDS HAS merry as The day ls long. Transfer from Dobyns Bennett, Glee Club, FHA Y-Teens, Llbrary Club, Teacber's Secretary PATSY FIELDS Brrmmrng wlfh pep and fu , our Charming cheer- leader beams like the sun. FHA, Y-Teens, Ccmrnerclal Club, Drama Club, Lr- brary Club, Art Club, Chorus, Glee Club, Cheer, leader Captaln LYNDALL BRYLENE FIS!-I She was a professronal athlete of the tongue. FHA YfTeens, Drarna Club, Library Club, FTA Banc Glee Club PATRICIA FULLER FHA, Y , L. , HELEN GAS-S Gay good nature sparkles rn her eyes. HA BILLIE GILLIS A handful of common sense is worth a bushel of learning. FHA, Y-Teens, Chorus, Office Staff EDNA RUTH GOODMAN The ideal of courtesy, wit, grace, and charm. Transfer from Boones Creek, Teacher's Secretary BRENDA GRAVES All the things l'realIy like to do are either im- moral, illegal, or fattening. Beta Club, FHA, 4-H Club, Y-Teens, Commercial Club, Science Club, Drama Club, Student Council, Chorus, Junior Play LEON GRAY People who make no noise are dangerous. Audio-Visual, Key Club HAROLD GROGG Great men are not always wise. Transfer from Dobyns Bennett MINNIE HALE A good heart is worth gold, FHA, Library Club RABON CASEY HAMMITT He did nothing in particular, and did it very well. Audio-Visual. Letterman, Student Council, Basket- ball. Baseball JASPER HARRELL Always leave them laughing when you say good bye. Key Club, Yearbook Staff, Basketball, Football Track, Student Council, Letterman CHARLOTTE ANN HAWK 'Stlehce 15 me msc: s best reply. FHA Y-Tecra Cho' BRYANT HELTON I :fe tools expeftrvaeftsf l am always rrakr-g thefr Beta CJD Scerie Cub Key Cpb, Letterrrart Stuceh' Comm Footoaxl, Track Yearzook Staff BILL HERRING There are fools everywhere, even in asylumsf' Audio-Visual, Band, Football, Track JIMMIE HICKS To know is nothmg at allg to imagine is every Thing, Letterman, Baseball, Basketball JUDITH KAY HILTON A lfght heart lvves long. FHA,Y-Teehs,Cl1ows, Band JANICE KAY HITE Wffh qatet ana srmple drgnfty. FHA, Y-Teens, Choros JIMMY HlTE law' ro' f 're rot 5' :cw-r-ref rr-er. Beta Club :AH ClLl:, Szlence Cab, Drarva Club, Ke, Clolc Snderat Ccmctl, Bafd, Editor cl the Yearbook Jr of P a, SAMMY HITE loea, ar-H16 L.: U.. me, o, r',tt'a.61l1 Crtozs Track PHYLLIS HUNT Pieasarr are her ways. FHA Ccwmerc ai Club, Sc ence Club, Crworus DENNIS HUTCHINS G-er thee beriird me, Salam, ar-U push. Audio-Visual, H'-Y, D'arra Club, Art Club NANCY SUE ISENBERG Smile fviflv an intent Yo do mischief. FHA, Y-Teens, Library Club, Chorus NORMA ISENBERG Come now, and lei us reason rogeiherf' FHA ZELLA MAE JOBE Paper-ge 15 me besf remedy for every Trouble. FHA, Y-Teens, Library Club, Chorus PATSY KING 5h6's full cf mischief, but we like her tha? way, FHA, Y-Teens, Commercial Club, Sciewce Club Drama Club FTA Cborus, Paper Staff 'C HAZEL LAVVANDA LANCASTER 'Tbe rrcre I see :J rv-ef, '-e More I ,-ce ccgsf FI-IA, Y-Te-erws Cbczs DONALD LANE rcu mar be .vlvaraer ,cu resclwe vc be. c Fooiba ,Yearboun K , Club Sucerw Cc if JUANITA LAWSON lr is eas er ro? rc speak rlwaf fc speak more words llvan we would. FHA, Y-Teens PHYLLI5 ANN LAWSON NC'E : Going. T 3l'S Ls' balccey. E,er,'h::y lrfc.-.5 l :aff lay l3rclCS. Bela C-b FHA, Corvrrer: al Club Paper S'a Teacoer's Secrefay, Science Club, Drama Clco Junior P ay LEE ROY LITTLETON Love me, love my cog. Ar? Club RONALD LIVELY NoTbinq ventured, nothing gained. Science Club, Drama Club, Key Club, Foofball EVELYN MCAMIS I always ger the berver when I argue alone. Bela Club FHA, 4-H Club, Y-Teens, Commercial Club, Science Club, Glee Club, Student Council, Yearbook Sralf, Teacber's Secrefar, JUNE MALONE Silence is one grear arf of ccnversavionf' FHA, Al-4 Club, Chorus, Teacner's Secrefar-,f JACKlE MARTIN A ncan 5: rg cc:r'.fersa',':r sbcuo smoke. JANE MELTON Fu ' C' Dep and fun, a lrcbbie-rnaker cn We rur. Transfer frorn Greene rle Hrgla, FHA, Cncrcs LARRY MlNNlCH They that govern make rhe besv noise. Chorus MARGARET ANN MONK BeHer ro give rhan ro rake. FHA KAYE MOODY Bur, yer , . . she makes a thousand friends. FHA, Y-Teens, Library Club, Chorus, Teacher's Sec- relary DARLENE MORELOCK She is not difficult to please. FHA, FTA PHYLLIS KAY MORELOCK To be of use in the world ls fhe only way to be happy. FHA, Chorus, Teacher's Secretary EMORY CLARK MORGAN Hones1y is the besr policyf' A-H Club, Library Club, Art Club, Chorus, Band RON MORRISON Take rhe world as ir is, rcr as fr cughf rc be. Arr Club. Audio-Visual, Glee Club GERALD MYERS I was nor born yesterday, HIWY, Letierman, Track FRANSOLA NELSON 'fe lr af fa .Nl have f auglwed FHA Teacher s Secretary IRENE OVERBEY 'lBer1er ro be happy rhan wise. FHA, Y-Teens, Library Club, FTA Sluden Coun Clworus, Teaclwer's Secretary WAYNE OWENS His favorite dish comes in a box called irslam Jello. Audio-Visual Club, Hi-Y, Drama Club, Letfermem, Studenl Council, Football, Track GARY PALMER llWell, if I called rhe wrong number wl'y did you answer The phone? Beta Club, Science Club, Key Club LESLIE PHILLIPS Tl-llS is 'be 5l1CrYar1d1l7GlCr7g of ir, Baglcefba' Lelre'-ren, Arl Club MARY HELEN QUILLEN Fun is the cheapear medicine llvaf lu s efer beer cisccveredf' FHA, Y-Teer's, C0rv'we'clal Clu Drarra u brary Club FTA, Cl Orl.s Teachers Secrefa y PATRICIA ROBERTS 5 are l f asai in FHA Ccrwverea' Club, Library Club Pape' Staff, Olllcc S'a'f ELSIE ONN ROLLER Hiker I fl' rlr, l r -5r speak Bela Club FHA, Ccrvwmernial D'ama Club Yearbcolc Small Log, Junior Pla, Yearbook S' -1 JOHN B. SELBY When you get to he ard of your rope, fre a kno? and hang or. Audlo-Vlsual Club, 4-H Club, Chorus JERRY SIZEMORE LARRY SIMON DS Mark the perfect man, and behold fhe upright. H1-Y, Lerfermen, Student Council, Football, Bas- ketball, Track l'Llfe Is one long process of gefflno Tired. A-H Club, Art Club, Chorus WILMA JO SMITH CYNTHIA SMITH I don? say we all oughr fo rrnlsbehave, but we oughr ro look as If we could. Beta Club, FHA, A-H Club, Y-Teens, Commeroal Club, Science Club, Drama Club, Chorus, Sludent Council, Yearbook Staff, Office Sraff, ,lunlor Play, Teacher's Secretary Lovable, cure, and never blue, when you re will' her yCu're happy foo. FHA, Commerclal Club, Drama Club, Llbrary Club, CI1orus,GlCo Club Paper Slalf JAMES SPRINKLE MARY ELIZABETH SNAPP lr ls qualrly rather lhan quanrlly fhaf marreggf' FHA, Y-Teens, Olllcc Slall Ore eremy s Yoo r'rwcr:. HAROLD STAUEFER I, II, - lshCuIa ,ook dfgfleo, slsouldff I? Chorus, Foofball 1? .,.qf' JUDY ANN STEADMAN She'5 neai ard cute and pretty, and works as well as plays. FHA. 4-H Club, Yfleens, Library Club, Art Club. Chorus, Student Council Yearbook Stahl BURNICE SYBERT To love oneself is the begrfcirg of a iifeforg romance. Beta Club, Audio-Visua C ul: Science Club OTIS VICARS But just before Christmas, l'm as good as i can be, HIYY, Letterman, Football, Baseball, Track, Football All-Conference Team JOANN WADE Precious things come in small packages. Bela ClUlDr FHA, Commercial Club, Science Club, Yearbook Staff, Paper Staff, Teacher's Secretary PALCY DEAN VVHEELOCK Marriage is a mistake ol youth-which we all should make. FHA, Y'Teens, Library Club, Chorus, Band, Teacher's Secretary PHYLLIS WlLLlAMS I am willing to try anything once. FHA, YfTeens, FTA, Arr Club, Band PHYLLIS WISELY Siierce is deep as Eternity, speech is shallow as Time. FHA M Ciub. office staff BOB WOODARD Polrteness costs nothing, and gains er,e,y,h,,,g,ff Audio-Visual Club, HieY Club, Leifefmanf Giee Club, Football Basketball, Baseball, Track sa Q-an T H, , ' Aff 5' 'TQE1 f. ,ff r 3' : , if-fiali? , .ff Nb .J V , , , ,, 1' mm f M ' 0994? x 'iw N v M921 WJ' ,T e' 2945 Zwgf W f ' L,:x I Q J , V35 ,, 5, , ,Q f 4, ,- f W 5224.4 'L A ' ff 553 f - Sri,-, ya I . : 7 ' 2 'ww X Vin. - .Vx 955 7 , my , ' 4V V . 2, , ' M ' iw- iggis , SM f' ' , ,fn , wt A WHY . A P 1 J 0 , 4 - 57-Q-EQ Li 'rw Q gif k A if fykfia. , W , 4 4 L: v'I '55 if 'R' ,V f55'm..f,2M 1 , , 1, 4 - . , f ' f P, X 'EG TK , k V QA ff' ' 5 H ,, , if ,, fig L A ,aw .FL KJ' X, ,.?' tl lf 3 J? AQ l 4? .,f,y A1 . 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WSI., x :sky If 5 ' 'Xl , 7,1 ' ' ,qv ,- F K K M5 . sf' 1 aw ,J 14 sal' N., w-'7 'I 5 3 in K ii i i gli 1,3 Three College Students were assigned to Sullivan for their practice teaching. Above: Mrs, Harold Ware, U. T., Home Economics, Mr, Fred Wagner, E.T.S.C., industrial Arts, Miss Susan Shelton, U.T., Home Economics. was! Mr. Hubert Duncan, Drivers Education Instructor, points out the parts of an automobile to lrene Overbey and Carolyn Davis. .- za Ninety per cent of Sullivan's students ride ccuntvoperated buses. About 25 busloads are necessary to handle our students. 48 Student Teachers Drivers' Training School Buses IWSIITIIIIII fIlu,Q,Q f7H'il'f'l'S fe I 44 ' Q - Q -an .-,s f N ' 1 r, 1 V, R717 - ,, fs , ., os ,, , N 1 xy' ' .ig 75 IVA Q . 1. I . , . Nur Afqvi , . 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Della Mae Hckman Don Hlcknnan Joan Hlll Fred Hlte Jlnwrny H e , t Y W l f - 'fn L, , .4 . kk- 3 'xx R., ' ,. 2: ,F - . I .1 rf' , -. ,M - 4 - v B lawn J' ff ff! '7' new ,,,,' H f -.f , f 1 Xi X Q ,, . - ,ll ,e -or 8 3 ' 1 4 if - ,.4 I: Y u:L2Qs 'S fi ,Q h A. 19 ., A ,QQ .7 7 ' I xt 'M RMA, Q' J R 'T .-1 Q, 'I 5 l '- tw! 1 142. , 4 ,K Q, xi, kia v I I7 R -vs . , as no' XIV- J, A at 'M gf J Y ,QI pau. i -I-1. S - ,. 1 ' K' lift gi 1332 ' fs ty, ' a A ik. I L 1 ',,,4s.. I , 4 Q. N4 George Hodges Mabel Holley Sharon Hows Lovita Hulse Hubert Hunt Phyllis lsenberg Jack Jaynes Gary Jones James Larry Jones Steve Jones Wilma Justice Judith Kestner Larry Ketron Imogene King Wayne Kite Lee Lacy Linda Lawson Mary Jane Lawson Ronnie Lawson Ruby Lawson Tommy Lawson Betty League Gary Ledbetter Jean Ledbetter Geraldene Light Patsy Light Sherry Light Truman Light Jerry Loggans Margie Long Deanna Maddox Charles Martin Rita McAvoy Fred McCamey Linda Carolyn McCann James McMillan Patsy McMurray Hubert Melton Monnie Melton Mary Mendenhall Pearl Miller Mary Minor Mary Sue Mollili Jean Mooney Jean Moorehoose Sanfirnie Morelock Joann Morrison Sandra Morrison Wilrna Morrison Ella Sue Morrell Brenda Mullenix Evelyn Murray Ruby Nelson Carl Painter John Pendlefon Juanira Pendleron Larry Persinger Brenda Phillips Robert Phillips Tornnwy Poore Mack Powell Robert Prarer John Price Phil Rader Dave Ralefgh Carlos Rarney Clinton Ranwey Jarnes Richardson Nancy Riggs George Riner Billy Roboos Claudia Roo'ne e l-larold Robireue Wayne Lighr Eddie Ro,-Hand Dale Scall Wayne Shell Gerald Shelton Linda Shelron Carlos Shipley ,xv 'gym 4914 , x .- 1 lk .sl 62 4 ad' 477' 1 , .A -Q as ,ons xx,-rf C, ni 5 . K.- NJ -.af i 79 g., X X x. nv- fvu ' 4 ..!, 1- Q- 4 fv- fs. e 1? X if IX ., 'J' - 'V-fu fv- Lunch -W our school :afe'ef2a Nw' -T 'li Uwe a-44 Phyllis Shipley Margare' Sl- nn Geneva S easier Lawrence Sn' 'n Sandra Sn' Wanda Sea Wayne SM 'h Margare' Scedier T 'W Mae S'a aff! Brehda Seailrnan Arfhur Vance Katherine Vaughn Qohen' Wade Judllh Ward Tressie Ward Melvin Warren Frank While Arthur Willlarns Claylon Vlfllllarns Doris Wllllarns Eugene Wlllfarhs Paalene Woodard Richard Zollrnan 7.11 X x' ' ,..., X N 1 f' f X A Elghth Grade Class Offwers P C6 EMZ le Ca '3J'1' V1CefPre5fC19 Lwifa Huff bEf i x?', JUG, Cm -X N rio' 55 Don Addison Joseph Henry Adkins Guida Anderson John Bales Eva Banner Ples Barrelr Carol Basford l?lfa Bearnan Ralph Bowery Tony Bragg Mlclcle Byford Elizalfnerh Calhoun Sylvia Canupp Edward Carroll Gary Carier John Charlelon Hal Churchwell Judy Clark Russell Colley Larry Copas Charles Cox Gene Crawford Nancy Dean Mary Doclcery Donald Dye Jerry Dykes Peggy Dylces Dewey Elarn Marlin Fields Wayne Frazler Chester G'll's Howard Gregg Joe Harrold Mary Harlsock lnda He 'of Donnie Hlclfrnan Shella Hilron Sfarr Hoplcirs John Hulse Donald lobe Johnnie Johe Clyde Ward Sammy Kite Linda Lane John Legg Elmo Light Bernice Martin Donald Martin Susan Masters Mae McCrady Patricia Melton Jimmy Miller Wanda Miller Eugene Moles Brenda Moody Martha Moody Harry Morelock Shelby Moreloclc June Oliver Gary Overbey Billy Parvin Fred Porter Rita Richardson Shirlene Robinette Larry Roller Deloris Rotenberry Eddie Rotenherry Donald Scalf Donna Shipley Jimmie Short Wfnnie Shugart Ralph 'Sfnith Carolyn Spears Mary Strong Rita Tickle Sheryll Tunnell Frank Vermillion Harry Wallace David Welsh Hugh Williams ' ,X-.S I , 1 ,pf is YZ? 'T7 V is Y R Q if I J I .' fit il f Y ,YK living, 5 Max YN r , rx Q r -90 ,X . ' 6' ! X . . L fv7' X: f fs The Beginner band classes provide students for The ranks of the varsity band. Upon these classes depends The Sullivan High Band's future. Our Wide Music Program Interests All Students Dance band music has proven very popular at Sullivan. Here, Mr. Proffit and his group play for the Junior-Senior Pronfi. if . , .,4,- ,bf--f' WL..-1-H 1 --.,-- ,.,J NI, ' Q L ww- w:::Z i,qW, W -A... A-M' - W. 0M,,...-vw ,1.,..n-.- YT xml ,.fmr W-Af ,...4 .4Wvfv'- H .,4.v.,a. - f f . , N' -,..,.., f- '-'g,LM,-- X, , , ,. . ,, ,, F , , ' fr ' f W ..,.. , II.. ff--f-TLT ,,.,-,..AY-A: , ,,,.,..-Q-yf' I ..,.,-Vr+f 1 ,A -- ... ,W . ,, ,, -..,,,' J A K - dm: .A M,,.,.,. ,, MM-- . ,.l I . , . Z'Q..f. Y D I .-. SQ' .fu a ,f4'1f ,, , , , ?d '-S. A5 Lf-N -nv ,,i,,,,...4 -45- fI.,,4...: - f' 7 1 -v Q I ' M M i,fJ-fhji, ' ,W-4'j1,,, ,H w,, A - f lf' -1-MTW- i,., TL' I M -,.-., LN M .4 ' ,, ,, V 6 , W , .,g:NiwLi:W L'jQ1gL..- X L...- ,J 4..,.- ,47- Hfiilxq- ,LL Lf Q1 L-.I'T,,.Q?.L QL,.T I.,-L. ' , ,,.A.. Rah Hainblen 'v s Oscar Bailf, 5 GHC PVC 1 X' 17 51:5 Q 5 'Q' I PTA. OFFICERS-Front row.: Mrs Knox King Fifgv Vce'PrQ5iclef', Mrs Ve' Eamson Presidery Mrs, Thomasl Duncan, Secovd Vice Presiclcm. Back rowg Miss June Carter, Treasu L, Urs, Roy IVCL-mis Higtoriars- nl 'Jfss Farr' Cfrbey Secretary .fluxiliury Organizations Prnvicle C077l7Nlll1ilX' Support The PTA, and Band Boosters' Club at Sullivan High School are helping the stuf dents in many ways. They sponsored the Fall Festival to make money for our use. New music and several new instruments have been bought for the music depart- ment. New books have been bought lor the I.ib'ary. The obiectlve ot 'hese Auxiliary OrganiZa'ons coulcl be summecl up in one sentence: To promote the welfare ol the stuclewts at Sullivan l-ligh School. , , , , rw I Y Y ,R 1 . H, Viv. ,Ol M, we , 3 Qmgit M75 Ca i Ffrfliism v . leiribc-rs of ine Band Boosters C ,rr ctiscos mri .' s Boyc, . Rn f U4 WNW t '1.T.7 ,min V ff. yd 'NJW Ca'l W, Miller, Henderson Hood, and Betty Pyle Myers. Sullivan Grfiflluites Form Alumni Association ln 1956, the Parent-Teacher Association and a group of in'eres1ed persons from Sullivan High School planned a dinner for The Sullivan High Alumni. This dinner vvas held in November, 1956, and The response was iremerdous. Ai The Time oi The-'meeting it was suggesied Thai a permanent alumni organization be formed. The above mentioned persons vvere named as a committee To implement These plans, AT Yhe dinner meeiing in 1957, plans for The new organizaiion vvere completed. This vvas the firsi high school alumni association chartered in Tennessee. Below are The first officers, e'ec?ed by the Alumni F-ssociafiong Charles Gllespie, Presicenig Roma Bedford Cafron, Secreiaryg Herman D. Jefeq Vce Presidenig Edna Ruth Cornprcn Wiliarins, Treasure' was absent when ine pziure was taken. Student Council Promotes School Activities The Student Council Executive Committee is responsible for preliminary planning of activities. Above: Judy Salyer, Treasurer, Wendell Clark, Presidentg Patsy Childress, Secretaryp Joe Slaughter, Vice-Presidenti Arlene Richardson, Sergeant-at-Arms, Miss Powell and Mrs. Gibson, Sponsors. The Sullivan High Student Council operates as a co- ordinating agency to promote a broad school activity progrann that vvill meet the interests of every student. Council members are elected by the students each year. Five of them being selected by each class, and one from every club. Through the Council, Sullivan students become acquainted vvith the problems of self-government and learn to operate vvithin established policy and order. Many of the Student Council's activities are carried out by its standing committees, The Recreation Committee plans and approves all social functions, and the House and Grounds Committee is responsible for maintaining the physical plant of the school in an effective and beautiful condition. The Student Council also provides financial support to many vvorthy school and community proiects. By developing and maintaining a challenging activity pro- gram, the Council has given every student an opportunity to put his citizenship training into action. Pfcmciing fnancer suppvf for fne bend has been a ma!cr prO!ec1 of ine Swden' Cows! r!w!s fear. Here, Wende!! C!ark preservs a check fo Nr Proffrri ,-,!1-!e Sse Besfofd, band capfarn, locks on, r 1 ,- -1 ,J The Cour':n's c!1!e? SZJVCE cf funds has been We ope'a'lcn o? a conces- sicr- af nnefeen nor'-e atriefc events. Rlgn' Jacke Ba'-es, conces- sior manager, anc S,e Cox bag pep- cc'n as Ga , Pa! 'e' sexes a c-s- rorner. s 'ln-110, , ,z Y rx 'V The Council voted to !we!p sponsor a Korean war orphan, Here, the committee receipts the funds that were co!!ec1ed, s. f? T bg The Beta Club Is School Honor Organization Q-.. J Beta Club officers plan for year's activities: Evelyn McAmis, Treasurerg Bryant Helton, Presidentg Cynthia Smith, Secretaryg Joe Slaughter, Vice- Presidentg and Don Lane, Council Representative. Miss Overbey and Miss Bishop are the sponsors. The Beta Club convenes for one of their bimonthly meetings. More than forty students make up the Sullivan Chapter ot the National Be'ta Club. To become a Beta Club member one must demonstrate unusual abilities in leadership and citizenship, and must obtain a scholastic average ot ninety. Although Sullivan's grading system is extremely high, the Sullivan Beta Club is one of the largest and most successful in the state. The Beta Club operates the school supply store and co- operates with the Student Council and the Key Club in sponsoring the annual Christmas Ball. This year, it has been especially active since they are promoting a candidate for State Beta Club president and entering an act in the State Talent Contest. lt also served as host for the Sullivan County Beta Club social this spring in a manner that drew great praise and respect. it F? aka e QE l A' '4 J f Ac' Ccnmwiof ' Nasn- , Q 'iw Eva Ciab pfeeef'-eo a f.::ai stay C' 'ne Civf' CU- ' f gg 'Robe Yeii Sncfm at 'ight aw Eicisc Boggs, Jacice Ba es, B'f3v'da GVAJCS Bjniffi Edie , M37 we N,i iairs . .1-9 The Be'a C Q: ::e'a'es a s:i':c s-p- F3. s'c'e tc' 'ne :cmenevce ci SQ- i.an s'-cen's 4' -gn' Ga'-, Fa ff-ef arc Anna Lee Fe cs S':'e '1lfE 3QE 'S gycivye tie' :-:::-:'s 'C s':s:e:- ' .E C.S'C'W'E Y nl ' Joe Tip Slaughter of Sullivan was nominated by the County Beta As- sociation as a candidate for State Beta Club President At left are Jim Hire, Campaign Directoz Joe Tip, Cynthia Srnirlw, dub sevetaiy, and Jackie Baies, KEY CLUB MEMBERS-Back row: N. E. Moore, Don Cox, Nathan Mullenix, Bill Crawford, Carroll Reed, Wayne Wilkerson, Danna Conkin, Mr, lsenberg. Middle row: Wayne McArnis, Burnice Sybert, Gary Palmer, Bryant Helton, Lewis Conkin, Wendell Clark, Ken Chase, Ken Hall. Front row: Jackie Bales, Don Lane, Ron Lively, Jim Hite, Henry Ferguson, Arlene Richardson, Jasper Harrell, Joe Slaughter. 6'We Builclv Is the Motto of Sullivan Key Club The Key Club Board of Directors plan club activities. Above 'are Henry Ferguson, Vice-President, Ron Lively, Treasurerg Jim Hite, President, Don Lane, Secretary, Joe Slaughter, Junior Director, Jasper Harrell, Senior DIreCY0Yf Jackie Bales, Council Representative, Arlen Richardson, Sophomore Dlr9ClOr: Mr. lsenberg, Sponsor. 66 The Key Club is an organization of outstanding high school boys who are dedicated to community service and personal improvement. The Key Club at Sullivan has achieved a reputation of being one of the nation's finest. Roger Solomon of Sullivan was the i958 Key Club International Talent winner, and Jimmy Hite won the district oratorical contest. ln addition Sullivan also received an international award for its intramural pro- gram. T958-59 has been the most successful year in Key Club history at Sullivan. Projects have included service to the library, band, and sports department, plus com- munity proiects such as aiding the Tennessee-Virginia Cerebral Palsy Center and the Rock Springs Community Fair. Mr. Laurence lsenberg and his twenty-tive boys have set an example in worthwhile service for the en- tire area, and the fellowship and good timeswhich the Key Club boys have together has made it one of the school's most popular organizations. 1362? 1. ' 1,51 I 'Fw X 4 ,, W W J X K . Q 'M i A' -4' M. A ,A 5 5 E' W x il 'gi 55 V 34 ?1,,n.wff' ! i A 4 5 xx. . f M If FA W 9' W 4 fb 2 fe W 4' , L l , M 3 w. f M 1 , Q' .QM . in 'ax ? If 1 3' M W CW 450 ? A A V 2 1 it V L , . , V ff m 'V,, 4 if ' ' .s A ' , ii f I' i , VV' QV ' 1 , If WWQIC M f,A AA, 1 '15, ' , -zeal?-w ' UMD H 45 3, f M ,L 'A . -I S4 A4 , :N ,V ig. V HA J ,, ' fi My ' . I XYZ . V I ., , r' - v 5' , 1 , - 1 U' Q, i ' P ii!- 'W- al, -an-v :Q Mu? r- ' 1 sk P f N ' kq' , V. e , 1-.m..v V' ,ix ' -. Lv ' QM A 'Il i' gf' E Q A -'ww Q3 Q sl. Wa. 'nf .-. .-, , -L.., miss: A li' Q Sullivan Has Two F.H.A. Chapters Three Sullivan girls received F.H.A. Degrees in i958. Here Betty Shipley presents certificates to Emily Casteel, Juanita King, and lrene Overbey. The Future Homemakers of America is an organization for high school girls vvho are interested in the arts and sciences ot running a happy home. ,Each member must enroll in a course in Home Economics. The Sullivan Senior F.l-l.A,, vvith Mrs. Ring as advisor, is open to girls who have completed one or more years ot domestic science study. lt is especially active in promoting international brotherhood and good student-teacher rela- tions. The Senior F.l-l.A.'s United Nation's Day program was indeed a high-light ot the school year. Mrs. Hazel Price's Junior F.l-l.A. is made up ot Freshman girls who are enrolled in a Home Economics class tor the first time. Many of whom are making their first acquaint- ance vvith the art of making bread, or the science of canning peaches. The Junior F.l-l.A. is also active in community service. lt provides a Christmas Food Basket each year tor a needy family in the area. All in all, our F.H.A. Chapters serve to remind the Sullivan students that The hand that rocks the cradle, rules the world. The Junior F.H.A. meets twice each month to discuss Home Economics projects. ,q-65? N H as ,, . My ,I V : , hw, ,Y Ls, ,, Q 13 J ff, '- 'QQ W :w.,:,.,f'y, Q , f ,ii 1 5ai.g5f3,':f',1,j gg, 5, ff gle . gm w w 55 , . 41 ,, r .fm H fi r' W4 I - ., ,VV ' fhyufg-A-. -mah , , ,lk .ihzklig V .5 . v -1:,..'.f- ,, ' 1 -. 8 Z n ,.V. Alpn , A , , , A M .2 4,521 it Arai' ?- Y ' Y' 'nh , A k H, 'vm 1 gm- 4 X wi x ' ' 'Shu Q 5 E P A Q? L f+'a?V Y? 3+ 7l X Commercial Club officers are: Anna Lee Fields, President, Sue Bastord, Vice-President, Pltyliis Hunt, Secretary, Patsy Fields, Treasurer, Mary Helen Guillen Reporter, Evelyn McAmis, Council Representativeg Mr. Harrison and Mrs Jones Sponsors. Commercial Club Offers Vocational Training Sounds such as the clicking ot typevvriter keys, ringing ot bells, tearing ot stencils, and the pleas tor nevvs tor the school paper, let you lqnovv that the Come mercial Club at Sullivan High School is at vvorlc. This club, consisting of iuniors and seniors who have maintained an average of ninety or above in any Commercial subject. It is responsible tor supplying teachers' secretaries, preparing all programs, mimeograph vvorlq, and publishing the Pirates' Log. The Commercial Club, under the sponsorship ot Mrs, Pauline Jones and Mr. Harold Harrison, helps prepare any student vvishing to enter into the business vvorld after graduation. Ott :e ass s'an's are src.'.n h Miss Shams szhoc' gegfgsefvl Right are Cana Archer, B' 9 Gil.is Maryri Cnesse' L,rCal! Slwul' ,'! :fred Greco Pr. f an Pat' 2 a Rcrzens 72 TH P RATES H1l.i.'vi,. ' .. . - .Jx:T1ivr:'z1 High School, Kizugrfmcft, 'fuimf-ssee 2-2' 1 . - ef: ., zsqgsziii , Q:1:f:a1f , Ima fflflflv Q. Lf rw '- charming cm-or-If-1.41,--' f1'0rm111 L -vo' QJQKFQAL v A, 4, .fn . ' ,-.' Ni? -111 73 nv: M L, AL. gow 5535 ' ,fmrlxuw of hzmvi L. ' ' , Q47 'iq :1 vrxzgrgc' of thu' rim U H' JV :, ' L L A .ll LX YH! 21' frkvr TQ' 1,7 VY' Imax! U f .Q -1- 'ff :uw-1 Lu fm! 'lI1.f-'FIUX EP. Muse. gd'3'?x.-' 11. 1. If-1 1rfh.iI'Vi work. but tho hmm 111- :wam gvf' iiunfi imwtvrw Hub nt any wr ui! -wr x XM conqru um- rho fkuncxl on EEIOII' wlcclivn uf ihis pri ' Vw bv wc should buy murr' pop corn. .1 1, , 4 4 if , 5 4 5 ,-sn, N f, 3 ,..,, 9 vig 4 v LINK' DECK Xl Bi p. sv ' .ft f!1:1rf'4,'- !I'vk A gnnff 11: wie' 'fu wp gfaf' ' '1-'zu IH, 'SNK YOU ' ' ' r mv 1 .', . , W. A L .. A . x - - yj-rin, K' V .wx M- p y:wx'f:'E XE . , X .xx fhr mi' V-I :xml m ':- fi X H' III , ' H ' '-- vl- .hh to rin fun' 1'-Ir IH P 'fP5V1U H 5 ' Yi ' 5 QU' , , , 1 I ' Y v.- . ff:-' hmhx ns: Nufv nm: 'zu rl fl-vm 'W ' ' f 1 V -m X- '11 v, - '.-,hivk ' . 'V' f HP , , A -. ,. ' 11 - 1'-, ,,'zf,1!1:'T IN4' - A V mf- 'fl f' 'l'!1.v:L Q- fm' u i- YM' X ' - 1 ' x Huvzw In! fr vm-p.-r:.'1x'r' :.nri NM- 1' I. 11' T ' I5 H1 -'vm '-1 lm-1-' m nur vffwrt tn vu F-N' My '-1' A :ia Jwu alwrvcinriun V Sv ,ETH Xiiis aug qw 's lo. Gary Palmer and Ron Lively perform an experiment for a meeting ot the Science Club. Science Club Develops Thinlfing Citizens Although the Sullivan Club is only three years old, it has already achieved a reputa- tion as one ot the school's more active or- ganizations. Founded in i957 as the Biology Club, this organization ot science minded stu- dents has developed into a tull-tledged sci- ence society which meets monthly to watch demonstrations and to discuss methods for the promoting ot technical study at Sullivan. One ot the Science Club's most important activities is the annual Science Week, vvhich features exhibits and guest speakers vvho discourse on how natural lavvs are used by science to build a better lite tor all humanity. Students are also encouraged to become ac- quainted vvith the economic and social tac- tors which science intluences and to develop a working understanding ot the part science plays in every day lite. 74 Below: Brenda Graves demonstrates her Science Week paper-making exhibit to Mr. lsenberg of the Science Department. Wgtfwlw uxcorm ' ci- L . Above-SCIENCE CLUB OFFICERS: Cynthia Smith, Council Representative, Christine Hunt, Treasurer, Sue Cox, President, Opal Vicars, Secretaryg Gary Palmer, Vice-President. 1 1 t Aw , ' v xo 'V V f 4 3' JT ' z ,N N 5 , Q- C' my .f- 7 5 if 'V f ' V 'L if -rf We , Q, 'I I fin' ,aff l z- Q ,W 1 5 ,J an 2 H, Nx af ,iz M ,,f, 1, 4, ai 2 1 1 , , , . Ski? 3 313 il ,K i ! :.- Tv Q in ' 7 ii? 6- r ' X' . J J s ,yer L A' sv. . ls '52 H ' Q Q 1-Q 5 ' , nf 39' X f 6 an 54- Cv-1 wel Q x . ga, 4 if LJ .1 U 'As ii. x wmv? M1 ICQ af, 76 21 'X-fe Z: - ,wx-M , .Wa ,vm in :rw -7.4, , sf gag' X L l,. , W if LIBRHRY CLUB OFFICERQ Patsy FweNds P es dem Pakf J' wee oak V e Pres dem Kay cody Sec erary T ea .ner Mar Va P-aw Repodey Ifene Reporterp . ,33- ' I ART CLUB OFFICERS: Emory Morgan, President, Barbara Beaman, Vice-President? Phyllis Williams, Secretary-Treasurer, Hazel Groves, Reporierg Nancy Beaman, Song Leader, Judy Steadman, Represenlavlve lo StudenlCouv1cll. The Classics Are Theme of Latin, Art Clubs LATIN CLUB OFFICERS Henry Ferguson, Presldemg Joe Slaughter, Vice-Presidem, Lefitla Hammond, Secretary-Treasurer, Maryllrw Barnetl, Reporter. xv.-If kv-.I-hx l F.T.A. OFFICERS: Phyllis Williams, President, Judy Gillenwater, Vice-President, Alberta Hubbard, Secretary-Treasurer, Joan Patterson, Re- porter, Judy Salyer, Rep. to Student Council, Miss Felix, Sponsor. F TA, Lettermen's Club Are Special Interest Groups LETTERMANS OFFICERS: Jasper Harrell, President, Buddy Cox, Vice-President, Roger Smith, Secretary-Treasurerg Casey Hammitt, Rep. to Student Council, Mr. Warren, Sponsor, I I VI AIQ bc 'fa F. Gene PQWAT Ufwf: c' ff ' , S, 1 nec f.. f,Q,,iN,, rm -A ., 5 Q-, , Q , J cucwamfi Hp Sfwr f pw, ya,-,.fC rw, , ,,f.l,,. 'Sf bands r' t' a' We 54 C etc P B5 :1 12101 rt Q 1 -' GW : eewg pavagfefe Q C vf 715 'C H '-45.- ' 1 in 1, fx -' 39 , , -,HM mmm, ? 3 JR 5 fn, af? 1' .A , If X -,w ,, my lg:-as Jn rm.: :est -JA C100 Club Is New A-lclclition ut Sullivan GLEE CLUB OFHCERS Paw, Feds Reporter, Brcroa Grafs Presb cle'-if Fam Rags, lirpfafai-g Jud, Ta, or S 'vamp '.'a'C f arms Vice Pri,-5 c5er g S ,Q EQ 'a'fi lltwrfw' 82 The Glee Club is a lairlv nevv crganizalion at Sullivan. It now has thirty-live members, If is an organization for the musically inclinecl, To become a member, one musl be Tnfereslecl in music ancl lrv out in from of The music clireclor. The Glee Club oarlicipales in various programs lhrcughcuf The vear, including assembly programs and the Counrv Music Festival. Mr. Gene Prolliir, Glee Club spon- sor, organized me bresenl Glee Club. In 'he short lime we have had a Glee Club, the sfuclenls have acguirecl a cleeber appreciation of gcocl choral music. Besides being ecluca'ional, fhe Glee Club 's also recrealional. 1 ff -.rar-r--1 -Aivh -,--51, ,, ,L .- - :QW gf NX .YXXLF xx, R A XXL E MAX Solllyarrs most yersatlte sehtors are Jasper Har- rell and Patsy Flelds, The two young people were selected because of their talehts irt studies, art, sports, and their parttctpatfgp in gwdenf acflvlflesi Larry Sirrtohds and Lyrtdall Fish were selected by the coaches as the most athletic sehlor boy and girl, Larry ls active lrt football, basketball, and traclsz Lyrtdall has made art Frrtpressfye lrttrartwral record, Mrs. Gtbsoh carrles oh an lhterestthg cohyersa- tort Nth Wendell Clark amd Lyrm Fields, the SGW' lors .who .were selected by the class as havirtg the best persohai 'es. 84 Z 5 V7.7 Senior if F7 4 1 -2 134 fag 'ia 25 ' 2' ' ., gig? . 5 fQQf,fa:. ' ' , 'X I T i . fe. ! S-'vt 'Lift , A - fif .Ziff 'Ex-gg AYLN z :, 14, bi , ' ' xg 7 ' Y 1 , ' 51 f Q if '5 Q ,-4: 'PV ,I . , 4 W1 . 5 , 1 . - E . Aa 2 HW if if. SSVAOUS thinking and good marlcs were two ot the reasons Patsy Helton and Wayne Wilkerson were chosen most intellectual juniors. Here they meet with the problems ot mathematics. Judy Dolen and Roger Smith demonstrate their versatility as Mrs. Ware, a student teacher, looks on. Judy and Roger were selected most unusual in the junior class. Judy Gillenwater and Bobby Childress were selected by the iunior class as the best groomed. These young people were selected on the basis ot taste and neatness. Junior Bear 5Uf5VCJfQf in the prwcr class are Deffarma Superla ti ues 'Nev Srcng ami Jce SWeJgh'ef. They .-mere eleved by 'ber Caseffwafes zecayse cf Ther Meashg per- scvvawes and pefficipafee 'm schcc' ami-f'f'es, 1 x B.: 2 Ann Queen and Allan Compton are 'he mos? athlefic priori. I-rw and Mlam Fave preqem 'Per aTe'e c arilw, A-w as ceeefeazzer avi! Mlan as a 'veexizer of 'Pe iocrbai 'eanx - f -,-f 1 A - ,-.-he .--' :nz V ' W.x,C': ,.: C : V..-N, 'VTE JVJ. Cc ,CV : ,. N. 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A w- wg if fQ, ',f . x. f ,fu 1 .w 3-' Q k A4 I, ew'- Y w at Q:-Q: ra , 1 V ,Y wg, . ,W .5-7 -,QA 'f v ,, If ff, f, , 93' ' 'jj A M ' ,Q 4352 QM? Mb Seniors Have High Acczdernic Scores n E 21 l l f 'U' 3 L v-' Twelve seniors have averages of ninety or better. Above, FRONT ROW: Clancie Archer, Brenda Graves, Joan Wade, Elsie Roller. SECOND ROW: Sue Basford, Mary Quillen, Anna Lee Fields, Cynthia Smith, BACK ROW: .lim Hire, Burnice Sybert, Don Lane, Jackie Bales. DONNIE LANE ANNA LEE FIELDS Valediclcriarw Saluratoriari Special Events Stress Citizenship ff? fw- 'Q V9 Y Sullivan's delegates to Boys' and Girls' State were: Wendell Clark, Sue Basford, Brenda Graves, and Jackie Bales. BRENDA GRAVES D.A.R. Citizenship Award To be able to lead others you must have a knowledge of the fundamental workings of our great state and national gov- ernments. Our school provides opportunities in these fields through courses such as civics, American and World History, economics, and sociology. The school also helps in sending delegates to Volunteer Boys' State and Volunteer Girls' State. The teachers select from the iunior class at least five boys and girls for candidates. The class then votes on them, and the two top girls and the two top boys are the delegates. They are sponsored by different organizations through the American Legion and the American Legion Auxiliary. From Sullivan, Brenda Graves was elected sheriff of her county, and Wendell Clark was appointed State Commissioner of Finance and Taxation by the Governor Crocker of Boys' State. It is quite an honor to be a delegate to either Girls' or Boys' State. It is an experience you would never forget. 93 4' ff ,f ,ty in H mg. v 'Q 5 g gw. , , W 0. .,, ,., . . ' 1 4 , I 'S x, K ' , 1 1 H. nb iffy?-. jf 5 . ' an Q I' ,N 'xv V if f if ,, T Q Q K Y r 4 gt,- ifq . ' 4 I ,uv , . 'N' VA , 7-V 1 5 2: f:2f,. gifs! E V, V, W , N , . ,Q Fr . A s i f x 1 -, ,- b AM.. V in , 1 .ffti , -. s T-.ff . 5 2 ' MA . 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A kk ...y . ,,, A L G -V I 94 W, Mf:,',,, . 1 f-1... , . ,, ..,, . , 4- Athletics M...- The T958 Sullivan Football Team was one of the best ever. .awww b Bucs Take Conference Grid Title T958 was one ot the best years in Sullivan's football history. The team-working Bucs posted a 7-4 season that saw them share with Church Hill the Rotherwood Conference Championship. Indeed, the Bucs were the giant killers of East Tennessee football, tapping two previously unbeaten and highly rated teams cluring the season. Oneida was tracked ott by Sullivan after a thirty-six game winning streak, and Church Hill's domination ot the Rotherwood Conference was terminated. To top oft the season, coach Ed Foster was chosen Coach ot the Year in the rugged Rother- wood Conference. 2 K 3 FU Sullivan Sullivan fSullivan Sullivan 'Sullivan Sullivan 'Sullivan fSullivan Sullivan Sullivan Sullivan 'S Sullivan Athletic Department Managers are: N. E. Moore Kenneth Hall, and Chafes Vaughn. 96 FOOTBALL SCHEDULE 32 Hampton O Johnson City O Lynn View ld Elizabethan 28 Rogersville l5 Oneida 7 Church Hill 26 Ketron 311 Jellico 27 Everts, Ky. O Gate City Conference Gamesf- ' Co-Champs Rotherwood Conference , l 5, sua ccx Co-Cap,'a'n A -Cor-ierence Tack -ir l!-as Coaches Dickie Warren, Ed Foster, and Jim Norton direct Sullivan! athletic prograw Senior members of the 1958 Pirates Football Squad were-Bottom: David Everhart, Larry Simonds, Dot BERT CARTER, CO Captain AIlACcr1ference Guard Lane, Bud Cox, Middle: Bryant Helton, Wendell Clark, Warren Childress. Top: Wayne Owens. LARRY SIMONDS r f S' Q4 -Te All-Conference End WARREN CHILDRESS All-Conference Ba:k C LLL.. xx CTlS VlCARS A ,C:,.:5,,,., 97 THE 1959 BASKETBALL SQUAD-FRONT ROW: Phil Cox, Bob Rotenberry, Joe Slaughter, Roger Smith, Don Miller, Warren Childress BACK ROW Paul Chapman, Lowell Adams, Leslie Phillips, Jasper Harrell, Bob Woodard, Larry Simonds, Coach Dickie Warren. Bucs Among the Stategs Best Cage Team in . L at Ai si' XR , ug- , A li .rf 4 ' llc V X, I Env 147 7 Joe Slaughter and Leslie Phillips were selected to the all-tournaments team at the Kingsport Invitational Tournament, 98 Sullivan Sullivan Sullivan Sullivan Sullivan Sullivan ,,ssss , , Sumvan Sumvan Sumvan Sumvan Sumvan Sumvan Sumvan Sumvan Sumvan Sumvan Sumvan Sumvan Sumvan Sumvan Sumvan Sumvan Sumvan Sumvan Sumvan Sumvan Sumvan Sumvan BASKETBALL SCHEDULE Sulphur Spdngs SurgoinsviHe RogemvHk Mary Hughes BaHeyton , MUN Chy Lynn View Ketron 7 BaHeyton DobynsBenneH CKHU mountvme CKWD Hmnmon CKITD Lenoir City Lynn View SMphurSpnngs Holston Valley Chumh HM Blountville Holston Institute Mary Hughes Bluff City Ketron Chumh HM Hohton VaHey Blountville Hohmnlnwhum SurgoinsviHe RogemvHk E F' S may . 5, W rw 6 .43 I X Z Ni? Above-FRONT ROW: Otis DeBoard, Dana Conkin, Wayne McAmis, Dick Zollman, Eddie Hicks, Wayne Smith, Bob Rotenberry, Jim Richardson. BACK ROW: Bill Chesser, Tom Overbey, Jerry Richardson, Skip Bishop, Roger Smith, Dean Morelock, Jim Hichs, Rabon Hammitt, Bob Palmer, Arlen Richard! son, Ken Conkin, and Coach Jim Norton. Bucs Capture Conference Diamond Crown Stalwarts of the T958 Pirate baseball team were: Skip Bishop, Jim Hicks, Dean MOI'9lOCl1t Roger Smith, Jerry Richardson, and Gary Childress Cnot pic- turedi. Six Bucs were Rotherwood all-conference choices. Four made the all-ULC team, and five Bucs were selected to the allclistrict team. Coach Jim Norton piloted his T958 baseball team to a very respectable season. The Pirates swept to a season record of T4 wins and 6 loses which included the District Tournament good enough to claim the Roth- erwood Conference championship. The record compiled in the ULC was lO wins and A loses. ln tournament play we won 4 games, which included a 745 win over the D-B Indians, and lost 2 games. The Pirates finished in No. 3 spot in the ULC and came running into 2nd place in the District Tourna- ment behind Tennessee High, who took top honors. Skip Bishop was a big standout on the team and in the area. He hurled two no-hitters this season the first against Lynn View, 11-O, and the second came against Ketron, 5-O. Coach Jim Norton deserves a lot ot credit tor the tine iob he has done. He is considered one ot the best baseball coaches in Upper East Tennessee. lOl Sullivan Has Cowl Trurlf Svusmz !rxvg.'? ' - J A . . r , 'Q '5- -.k-..qe4i-ag.- ,rw , V A.: Dean Morelock placed second in the broad jump event of the 1958 State High School Track meet at Oak Ridge to carry Sullivan to eleventh place in the state. T958 track season at Sullivan produced last runners, lwlgh-lurnpers, and good hurlers. Dean Nloreloclc placed second ln the state track meets hlgh-lump event, and the Sullivan squad tinlshed elventh. Coach Ed Foster and Coach Dlckle Warren's charges had a flne season and developed many fine talents that vvlll certalnly be of use to the l959 squad. -'- ' fl, '15 , . f x . W .,:',. ive' fr, . 'pp--- 'od' va, 5' .4 ..- -. 3 f' .-., , 'Y 7.434 ' ' . ff . - .,-V' mf- 4 , .I . s v s:-,..,f,2,-.- - M .- -J ,,,,,Vd' . , . -Q I . ..V.- , -. -., T 1.4-J' Mun sf if gm U' Q! M. E , get 'sf IO4 I , 12,455 421 Wo wQ ,W ,',,L Hin -f l A . 4, Mb , ,, ,,, ., , v-,, , 5 H ,K V ,V ,,, , :- L L K' ,Z ' I V' 'WI N, ,, W ' q I . ,QL, V ,. W NMMA- Y ,ww f -. , V913 wr' 1 '+L jr f, ff? 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' CompIimen'Is of uai ecora+in Fabrics a i HYOUI' G-E Dealer Since I n rices CompI men+s BOWER S INC SAVES YOU MONEY EVERY DAY ISI Broad SI' W B GREENE COMPANY INCORPORATED The Bes'r Place Io Ge'r I+ MEN S CLOTHING GIFTS FURNITURE CHILDRENS CLOTHES TOYS HARDWARE POLL PARROT SHOES SPORTING GOODS ELECTRIC APPLIANCES Vlsli' Our New Men s Depar'I'men+ on Balcony Cen+er S+ree+ Klngsporf Tennessee Telephone Cl 5 6l7I Compllmenfs FALL BRANCH FUNERAL HOME AMBULANCE SERVICE BURIAL INSURANCE Fall Branch Tennessee Fleldbrook 8 32II CompIumen+s HOLLISTON MILLS, INC of I I 0 of of More Q' 6- FT F ,4-. and more...it's a Chemical World Over the years, the chemical industry has contributed an ever-increasing share of the materials used by man. Chemical fibers form the textiles that clothe him. The power that propels him on land, on sea, in the air-and ultimately through space-comes from fuels pro- duced by chemical processing operations. The colors that brighten his world. ..the synthetic rubbers that tread his vehicles ...the drugs that extend his life expect- ancy '... the versatile plastics that do so many jobs so well...these, too, are all products contributed by the pioneering, chemical industry. In the years to come, Eastman research and Eastman production ability will con- tinue to help nmke our Earth even more of a chemical world. I! TENN ESSEE EASTMAN COM PANY division of Eastman Kodak Company, KINGSPORT, TENNESSEE Textile Fibers - Plastics - Chemicals WHITE FLORAL CO EIO ers for AII Occasions PHONE C 5 SI74 E KINGSPORT TENNESSEE Char+er a Bus Lea e 'rhe Worry +o Us Fas+ Frequen+ DalIy Schedules Phone Cl 5 O29I or Wrlfe TENNESSEE COACH COMPANY 7I0 S KNOXVILLE TENN SULLIVAN ESSO SERVICENTER Roy Dykes ESSO DEALER SuIIuvan Gardens DI 9 49I I CompIumen+s FOREMOST DAIRIES INC CHEROKEE AND MARKET STREETS Complvmenfs ROY B MOORE Compllmenfs GENERAL SHALE PRODUCTS CORP Phone Cl 5 3 I 76 KINGSPORT TENNESSEE Reddy KlIowaH' ays LIVE ELECTRICALLY KINGSPORT UTILITIES INC Y E dl E c+r KINGSPORT TENNESSEE CompIlmen+s PENNEY S Broad and CenI'er KINGSPORT TENNESSEE Phone Cl 5 4I47 V w ' .'.' i. . . 22I8 as+ Cen+er S+. I evier Avenue of YOUR FRIENDLY NEIGHBORHOOD Phone Ci-6-8'06 of of S ll ll I , . our rien y Ie ic Service I Congratulatlons to the Class of 59 1 IIZQTFWI Q- Q I FXS fa ' MAsoN W, s.. nlxgu jgwymlmmmdim Books are +he mos+ enduring monumen+s of mans achlevemenis Through fhem clvlllzahon becomes Cumulahve SULLIVANIA Is a Worfhy Monumenf +o Your Achievemenr ' I , 2 S?'1 0' V V2 Jffii V 5 e N 1 ,- 4, 'ss' -. 1 x 1 Q16 JA lgll Q ,Fijian r ' 4 3 I I IIC. up . , . . .. . . .I , . ll ll CompIlmen'rs NETTIE LEES FASHION SHOP Where You Fund I'he La+esI' Fashions KINGSPORT BRISTOL iiinl lllllllnm-..- K ngspor'I OAKWOOD MARKETS Kngsporfs La ges+ and Mosi' Complefe One Stop Superma Ice+ Easfman Road 443 Wesl' Sullivan O r K Sa ers Helped fhe Sull an Hugh School Band Complumenls RENTENBACH AND WRIGHT INC Consfrucfors KINGSPORT TENNESSEE Compl1menI's DUTCH BOY GRILL Food Youll Enloy CURB SERVICE I753 Forf Henry Dr e K ngspori Ten essee Congrafulahons +o Ihe Class of 59 THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK KINGSPORT TENNESSEE Three Locahons fo Serve You MEMBER OF FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION ALLEN N. DRYDEN Archifecl' 20I Wes'l' Marlzei' S+ree'I' KINGSPORT, TENNESSEE Member American Ins+i'Iu+e of Archifecfs Complimenfs of WHOLESALE ELECTRIC INC. KINGSPORT, TENNESSEE QQ Ly L I 1, ' l ii ISWI E 7 5 A JOHNSON CITY LITTLE STORES T ' f of of ' 5 GRDEWMILLS IMC vc NGSDOQT TENNESSEE Manufacturers of Borden Fcabrlcs W g5gx9 Congra+ula+es fhe Graduahng Class of 59 SULLIVAN HIGH SCHOOL V I ,Q Q 5 A. X X .U , . , L1 5 , . , ' 5 -EW, .J ,.-r g.r...f.- Q W.. ul ' ! . ,V . ,: ,wwf An- '-A ' .Q .x L Q7 . 1 1 Q: 1 Q 950 u s PP-W Ol' o I Compllmenfs HAMLETT DOBSON INC Funeral Darec+ors SERVING KINGSPORT SINCE I9I6 CompIeIe Arr Condlhoned AmbuIance Servlce Vlsu DOBYNS TAYLOR Seven Bug Depar+menI's +o Serve You Harclware-Sporfs-Jewelry Furmiure Toys Appliances Servuce Deparfmeni' KINGSPORT TENNESSEE M, fin we if eww G 5 ,fa '39 KINGSPORTS NEWEST MOST MODERN DEPARTMENT STORE The New Shoppmg Cenfer of Easi' Tennessee Corner of Broad and Cenfer Dual Circle 5-4I2I Compllmenis of CompIlmen+s of THE KING-SPORT NATIONAL BANK DUNCAN 5 Kun s orI' T nn arm ali eamln R.-,sd GRQCERY AND HARDWARE Member of F D I C LOCKHART INSURANCE AGENCY Au'IomoblIe Flre and Life Insurance 245 E New Sfreei TELEPHONE Clrcle 5 837I KINGSPORT TENNESSEE . of - I . . 0 I 0 0 . .+ - . . . -. .T . I f- .- '------ if ,,:5'1. 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I . , . . . . . . . . l ' I BLUE RIDGE GLASS A DIVISION OF AMERICAN-SAINT GOBAIN CORPORATION KINGSPORT TENNESSEE Produclng Decorahve Func+lonaI Prachcal Pai-Ierned and Wlred Glass and Special Glass Producis or INDUSTRY SCHOOLS and HOMES RIDGE G LA SS IDEAS M11 THE MEAD CORPORATION Paper Makers Io America Congra+uIaI'es The Graduafes of SuIIlvan Hugh School Each accompllshmeni' opens up new op por+um'nes for fur+her progress We wash you conhnued success Ihrough consasI'enI' appIlcaI'lon Conslsfeni' apphcahon and research have made avalIabIe THE MEAD CORPORATION Sfandard MIII Brands Speclalhes F .Q BLUE SUPPLY Coup x'l1V'Nq OR-ivy QW gf ns ro MLB WITH wr muh 04, LUMBER AND BUILDING MATERIAL KINGSPORT TENNESSEE CompIlmen+s of FULLER 81 HILLMAN KING-SPORT Shop Modern a+ MINUTE MARKETS FI Henry D E Cenfer SI' W Cenfer S+ Open 7 AM Io II PM Compllmenfs A FRIEND Compllmenrs of PHILLIPS FURNITURE AND SUPPLY CO Frlg dalre Appluances Mayiag Washers Gaie Cufy Va af Weber Cry Phone FU 67I2I Compl menfs of DEL MAR DRIVE IN HI Way 8I af fhe Underpass CI 6 85I2 Compl menfs of RIG-GS BROTHERS CONSTRUCTION COMPANY CI 5 66I2 Compllmenfs of EARLSS DRUG STORE D 9 3I7I VERNON HEIGHTS Compllmeni DEE S DRIVE IN HI Way 8I ai The Underpass Kmgsporf Tennessee Compl menfs of KINGSPORT COCA COLA COMPANY CARVER OFFICE EQUIPMENT 2l4 Cherokee SI' Kmgspori' Tennessee Go +o Carver Office Equlpmenf Company for all your fypewrlfer adding machine and office furnlfure needs New and used machmes KYKER HODGE FURNITURE CO INC II6 II8 Easi' Marlrei' S'l'reeI' KsngsporI Tennessee Phone Cl 5-475I Good OuaIl+y Furmrure af a Reasonable Prlce Compare Ours Before You Buy X 1' X - X of 1 i 1 n . . DYKE'S CASH MARKET I I ' QI I ' CI 7-73.2I S will unlock the future fl 'mw il? V 'AJ G25 M 9 l ,H 3' ' Let us help you plan your future through a savmgs ac count Be prepared f1nanc1a1ly when opportumtxes are avall Igsx Remember xt IS better to spend what IS Ieft after sav mg than to save what IS left after spendmg Q 110 E Center St Knngsport Tenn Comphments of KINGSPORT PRESS, INC Bullders ot Better Books SALES OFFICES New York I East 57th Street Kingsport Tennessee Chicago IOO East Ohio Street Complete Book Manufacturers O A- c-L: ,, 1- tx ' ang ' - - ,5 I ,: E, ', 'L . I I . IN G3 fgsssssf able. A O nigaazj '3'J'7v- 1 :5 3 ffj,.i, j ' U . , --1 , Z ' -I .f..:7 , ,, I . I ' . I - ,':.4, l .. '..- , . , . . 'a lun' ' .,u'o 'gs ' :I I f - U . . . I , . '-is V-.own :Q :, f CoO.5 AS war A5 MEDICAL ARTS PHARMACY IZ6 W. Ravine S+. METROGAS, INC Kingspor+, Tenn. Kingsport Tennessee Dial ci-6-6:66 C 6'6'58 PRESCRIPTION SPECIALISTS GAS SERVICE ANYWHERE W d C CompIumen+s of MODERN BAKERY Ev erybody QVQ5 Stays Fresh days longer' k NIODERN BAKERY TEL C 6 6155 Complimenfs of CUT RATE SUPERMARKET JOHNSON CITY KINGSPORT CR Green S+amps 'HI PET 'F 'CE :new Phone Cl 5 5l54 PET DAIRY PRODUCTS COMPANY Ice Cream Pas+eurized Milk and O+her Dairy Produc+s The on er Flame Tha? o as Well as Heafs I AW , , Ni, wwgsoocn fum I w A Healfh Food IIU III . R.g.....iII Congratulations Class of '59 KINGSPORT PROVISION Phone Cl 6 6I97 925 Eas+ Cenfer SI'reeI' KINGSPORT TENNESSEE C0mP men S KINGSPORT OFFICE SUPPLY CO Underwood Typewrlfers KPT PM School Supplles Office Supplies AffnIna+ed WIIII NBC Books MARKET AND COMMERCE STREET KINGSPORT TENNESSEE POLL PARROT JOHANSEN ACCENT RAND LEON S EDGEWOOD SHELL SERVICE Mane S OQS Road Servnce KINGSPORT TENNESSEE E I C Ph c 6 7I KINGSPORT TENN I of w KPT ' CD 5 Sh ' Easiman Road af Easiman ZI4 as en+er S+. one Ii- -94 PIRATES GRILL We Try fo Please Our Cusfomers SULLIVAN GARDENS DI 9 3062 HIGHLAND SHELL SERVICE O ner ROD WALLEN Good Servnce Is Our Trade Mark SEW AND SAVE THE REMNANT SHOP 2746 E Cenfer S+ Drapery Nohons Fabrlcs SEW AND SAVE SALYER CANDY COMPANY Schraffi' Famous Candy BIue Horse Papers Comphmenfs of MARTIN S BARBERSHOP I04 W Mann S+ree+ KINGSPORT TENNESSEE Compllmenfs of BAKER S DEPARTMENT STORE Norge Sales and Servlce CIo'l'I'nng for +I1e Whole Famnly 2l08 E Cenier S+ CI 6472I KINGSPORT TILE 8: LINOLEUM Floor T:Ie Wall TlIe InIald Cablnefs Tops I77I For'I' Henry Drive Kmgsporl' Tennessee CARTER CLAMON CI 5-4IOI Klngspor'I Tenn Ambulance Service Funeral Drreciors LONE STAR GROCERY Vege+abIes Meai' Gas Onl Feed Seed and FerhIuzer DIAL DI 9 6589 ROUTE 5 SULLIVAN GARDENS MARKET DI 9 325I Compllmenfs of INDIAN RESTAURANT AND DRIVE IN IIO4 E Cenfer FREELS DRUG STORE CI 6-4I05 KINGSPORT TENNESSEE Broad and Cen+er S+ree+s Kmgspor'rs Leading Drug S+ore F W WOOLWORTH CO KINGSPORT TENNESSEE SAM BRAY INSURANCE AGENCY CI 5-4I87 KINGSPORT TENNESSEE CHEROKEE BOAT COMPANY Kmgspori Tennessee Phone Clrcle 68I34 Feafher Craff Boa+s-Johnson Mo'rors Chris CraH' Dealer MILTON P ROBELOT ARCHITECT A I.A W , I Linoleum-Linoleum and Formica nHome of TI 0lf9I 'HuI Service.. THE PETERS CO., INC. Dis+ribu+ors Gulf Oil Produc'rs TIRES-BATTERIES-FUEL OIL Gulf PrlcIe Selecf Mofor OII No Nox Gasoline Phone CI-5-433I KINGSPORT Smarf Young Drivers Are IIISIIRDR IIISURED Congrafulahons From e INSURORS OF KINGSPO J T PARKER INSURANCE AGENCY PRICE 8: RAMEY INC MOORE 81 WALKER INC BENNETT 8: EDWARDS INC KINGSPORT DEVELOPMENT CO INS INC Complrmenis of GLASS 8: ELECTRIC Every'rI1mg for Ihe Home Complumenis of SOUTHERN OXYGEN CO Manufaciu rers of COMPRESSED GASES WHITSON S DRY CLEANERS Dry Cleaners Ha'Hers Dyers Alferahons I020 Easl' Cenfer S+ ee'I' Kngsporf Tennessee Compllmenis of SULLIVAN GRILL 81 SWEET SHOP KINGSPORT INN Known for Fme Food Banquef 35 Io 300 Free Parlung COLONIAL HEIGHTS HARDWARE For+ Henry Dr e R F D 3-CI 56522 KINGSPORT TENNESSEE Wafer Pump Repair ' +h CHRISTOPHER-CAWOOD Complumenfs of KNIGHTS TRIM SHOP SOBEL S The S+ore for Men Heahng Sheef Meial Work Roofmg Arr Condlhonmg JOHNSON HILLIARD INC 7I9 W SuIIwan SI' PO Box 587 CompIlmen+s of GARDEN EQUIPMENT CO HARRISON S BOOTERY Shoes for Enhre FamlIy AIR STEP ROBLEE BUSTER BROVVN Klngspod Tennessee CompI men+s of WILBORN DRUG STORE Phone CI 7734I Easf Cenfer af Dale Sfreei' Kngspon' Tennessee Complnmenfs of LACKEYS BLOCK COMPANY Concrefe Examples of Quallfy I040 Lynn Garden Drve Klngspori' Tennessee JOYNER GROCERY Fancy Groceries Cholce Meafs FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES 27l0 Easf Cenfer S+ Kmgspor+ Tennessee Com pIlmen+s of INDIAN BARBER SHOP No I and 2 Comphmenfs of CLINCHFIELD DRUG CO WaIgreen Agency Where Ouahfy and Serv ce Meei' KINGSPORT TENNESSEE BILL STEWART PRODUCE CO Wholesale Produce Fresh Eggs Bu'Her Pouliry BLACK WALNUT KERNELS A SPECIALTY 324 E Markef Sf CI5 4I09 THE SHOE BOX Famous Name Brands Save 30 Per Cen? fo 60 Pe Cen? 227 Easf Marke'I' KINGSPORT TENNESSEE Dal C 5267I AMERICAN SHOE SHOP II2 E Man S+ Work Done Whnle You Wad' Z pper Repa r In Orihopedc Work FIELDS ESSO SERVICENTER O ned a d Opera+ed by CHARLES FIELDS Cl 5 826I Konnorock Road Compllmeni' of McCRARY 81 SONS HARDWARE Fall Branch Te nessee Compllmenfs of RADIO STATION WMCH I260 on Your Dal IOOO WaH' CHURCH HILL TENNESSEE Phone EL 7 260I I I ' i n E I i . ' Dial CI 5-242I ' i I I I r ' ' ' i i - . i . w n i i - i 3 - Fl COPELAND OFFICE EQUIPMENT CO. IO7 Wes'r Cen+er SI'ree'r EVERYTHING FOR THE OFFICE Office Supplies and Equipment School Supplies, Books, Gifls, and Gree+ing Cards Kingsporf, Tennessee Phone CI-5-6I78 KINGSPORT NEW CAR DEALERS ASSOCIATION BARNES MOTORS INC MODEL CITY MOTORS EDSEL MOTOR SALES COMPANY COX WALLACE OLDSMOBILE STQWERS FQRD SALES I NC LATIMER LOONEY CHEVROLET INC CHEROKEE MOTOR INC Kmgsporl' Tennessee TRUCK DRIVERS 81 HELPERS UNION NO 549 B OF T C W 81 H O 245 New S+ree+ KINGSPORT TENNESSEE 5254835 X fx xfIX CIrcIe 6 8I37 PAUL E SNAPP Presldenf J W W ALLACE Secreiary and Treasurer O I O O O O I O I F I K. I ' WNTJITV .I ' ,V of I -- LT -in V. gs.-K ' ' I . . , Compllmenls of FRANKLIN PRINTING CO FRANKS FOOD COMPANY lnshfuhonal Wholesale Grocers K ngsporl Tenn Dual CI 7 7I04 Leis Be Frank Aboul' II' 'Ihe Besl Place 'Io Buy CompIlmen+s of FRIENDLY BARBER SHOP Corner Marke+ and Commerce S+ C 5407I Complnmenfs of BROAD STREET FURNITURE For Besf Comncs Read KINGSPORT NEWS Mornings KINGSPORT TIMES Evemngs KINGSPORT TIMES NEWS Sundays POT O GOLD DELICATESSEN Brooks Clrcle Open Every Day 7 A M I I 30 Phone Cl 7 787I Compl menis of SINCLAIR PRODUCTS Klngsporl' Tennessee WHITNEY SCHOOL OF BUSINESS STEED COLLEGE OF TECHNOLOGY INC I55 Shelby S1 CI 5 776I Klngsporl Tenn BANKING 8: TRUST CO Fall Branch Tennessee W D WILLIS MARKET Grocerles Meals Vegelables 2I05 EAST CENTER ST JACKIE BALES CYNTHIA SMITH Co Managers Complemenls of THE B F GOODRICH STORE Re+a D so F Ihe B F Goodruch Co ner of New and Cherokee K ngsporl' We know you wll pafromze our business fr ends who have helped fo make our I959 Sul In anna poss ble 41 1 ' :30 . .j : P.M. J. D. eANTr SUPPLIERS AHI'IaIe of il Ivli n o 1959 Sulliulnifl The T959 Sullivania is an at'empt to 'ell in a ditterent and original .yay -the story ot a year at Sullivan High School. This yearbook departs from muchrot the pattern which has been set in previous Sullivanias. ln a large sense it is radical and untraditional, but in it, vve believe, is freshness and vitality, two qualities that symbolize Sullivan High School, We hope this is a yearbook that vvill look as new and exciting ten years from now as it does today. ln it, vve have attempted to create a lasting history of your l958f59 school year at one of Tennessee's finest and most outstanding high schools. We hope our attempts have proven successtul. To the students, teachers, and local citi- zens, vvho gave of their time and support to this experiment, vve extend our undying gratitude, Without your cooperation and un- derstanding our iob could never have been completed. This is your Sullivania, it reflects you-the young men and women of Sullivan High School. 91 run Q J,-Q,-.J ,..4f,ap-5 Staff Expresses Thanks Q . ,. . 1 153' ' 12211. Jimmy Hite, Yearbook Editor, ltfiiss Powell, Advisor, Anna Lee Fields, Assistant Editor Cynthia Smith and Jackie Bales, Business Managers, discuss pictures tor the Sulifania 'l' .nas lots of fun, but we sure are glad it's over, say the yearbook workers. The 1959 Sullivania Staff includes: Avrra Lee Fields Jim Hite D Lawe Cynthia Smith, Jacke Bales, Warren Childress, Evelyn McAmis, Jasper Harrell Bnant Helton .l-d, Steadrnah Barbara Beams 'Aartha Ha Ese Roller, Wendell Clark, Jo Ann Wade, Clancia Archer, and Sue Bestord. Wendell Clark, student body president, and Mr, Chase discuss school problems in one of the many conferences which they have had during the school year. I28 Presirlent Expresses Alppreciation to Student Body We have arrived at the close ot another outstanding year at Sullivan High School. Through the cooperation ot the students and the faculty, vve have achieved much in academics, athletics, and in our activity program. We have held to the high standards ot Sullivan: and just possibly, we have set them iust a little higher. But we should not be satisfied with what we have achieved. Our horizons are un- limited. With strength and determination, vve can build a school and a community that will serve as a model for the entire South. To the taculty and to my fellow students, I express a special thanks for the sup- port, the backing, the enthusiasm, and the friendship which you have given me all year. My iob has been made more pleasant by your guidance and patience. l shall alvvays remember you. l have greatly enioyed serving you as student body president. lt has truly been an honor and a privi ege. May every success be yours. 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