Sumner County High School - Panther Yearbook (Portland, TN)

Text from Pages 1 - 74 of the 1949 volume:

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Url '1' J F I Published by g THE BETA CLUB if Sumner County High School Jean Pond, Editor Carol Dorris, Business Manager .Ioan Link, Assistant Editor X i I X I I I fffX Z ff . f X J' 1' ORD 1 Z -Er2:3:gQ-- -' x X S' i 6 G7 x X X x ff X 7 'm '1'fm, x ff X X x X X R X X X X POREXN ww ith pieasure and pride that the memhers oi the Beta Panther To you who it is ' dition ot the . ii ht ot t the tourth e turn the spot g, Ciuh presen ' it serve to ot ' h this hook, may nd inspiration own and cheris tire you with the hope a ' dship and ioye your past, rks oi trien truth on kindie the spa your present, and ever re in your future. ,,. 6061754 .- --:af.s-1i6v':ir5u'5:2- 51-22-. . .A un - ,..,,,,. - .1--.-:ga-gg: X 'fg.-j223232.52-1.332:,ZQ.,-gi-gZ-g.:g.g.-j.-,.-,.:,..,.'., 3:ff55f33Qf2:Qf:2:f.f3:i:2kig::g:3:fggg:iggggi .. ,. J? .',',-.,- . I .'.' Y N Florence Hunnicutt, A.B., M A English Western Ky. State College University of Kentucky Beta Club Sponsor Yearbook Sponsor Debate Co-sponsor In deep appreciation of her unfailing interest, her invaluable aid, and her inspiring guidance not only in our school publications, but in every endeavor pertaining to the upbuilding of our Alma Mater, we, the Senior class, affectionately dedicate this edition of the Panther to our beloved teacher, Mrs. Florence Hunnicutt. It is largely through her efforts and interest that Sumner County High School has been able to maintain four excellent yearbooks. Through the years we have ever found her to be a wise counselor and a patient and sympathetic friend. William M. Hunter, B.S., M. A. Superintendent of Penland School: University of Tennessee Cumberland University Tenn. Polytechnic Institute Peabody College Dear Students, It is encouraging to see the manner in which you have so pleasantly gone about your work during the school year. There is every sign of achievement among our student body and your attitude and cooperation is surpassed by none. You will profit much by having participated fully in school life. The experiences of your work here will be of untold value to you in whatever field of work you may enter in later life. It is my sincere wish that your school days have been profitable and pleasant and that your future will be filled with happiness. William M. Hunter Lawrence Bradley, B. S. Science Middle Tenn. State Col- lege David Lipscomb junior Sponsor Mrs. Wilbern Dorris, B.S. Voratiorzal Home Eronomicr University of Tennessee junior Sponsor F.H.A. Sponsor Herbert Gregory, A.B. Mathematic! Western Ky. State College Sophomore Sponsor Mrs. Luther Hill, B.S. Sogial Srienre English Wesleyan College Emory University Peabody College University of Georgia Senior Sponsor Mrs. Earl Jernigan, B.S. Social Science Spanish Middle Tenn. State Col- lege Freshman Sponsor H. A. Buntin, Vocational Agriculture University of Tennessee Middle Tenn. State Col- lege , Bowling Green Business Univ. F.F.A. Sponsor Mrs. Duncan Empson, A.B. Librarian Western Ky. State College Tennessee College Freshman Sponsor Mrs. W. T. Hardison Dranlatirr Cumberland University N.F.L. Sponsor Debate Co-Sponsor Pep Squad Sponsor Mrs. William Hunter, B.S. Commerrial Peabody College Tenn. Polytechnic Inst. Purple Herald Sponsor Sophomore Sponsor Sec. 8: Treas. of School Finances Douglas McDonald, B.S. C oarb Physical Education Tenn. Polytechnic Inst. Mrs. O. M. Moore, A.B. Language! Malbematirr Wesleyan College Senior Sponsor Alberta Strcet Marne Shrrrcll Nancy Fowler oan Lxnl-. 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JEAN BARNARD Prettieff Commercial Victory Corps 1, 2, Glee Club 1, 2, Basketball 3, Commercial Club 4, Herald Staff 4g Attend- ant to F. F. A. Queen 3. BESSIE BINION Mor! U rzurual Commercial F. H. A. 4, 4H Club 1, Glee Club 2. WINNIE KAY BOLDING folliert Social Science Glee Club 1, Basketball 2, 3, Pep Squad 1, 2, Victory Corps 1, 2, Softball Squad 1. MAI ROSE BOWERS M oft Ambiliour Science Vice-Pres. Class 1, Beta Club 2, 3, 4, N. F. L. 3, 4, Thespian Troupe 4, Class Will, Language Club Treas. 4, Victory Corps 1, 25 Panther Staff 2, 3, 4, Herald Staff 2, 3, Science Club 4. MELVIN BRILEY Most Handsome Social Science Class Sec-Treas. 15 Mr. Sophomore 2g Class Sec. 2g N. F. L. 1, 2, 3, 45 Thespian Troupe 3, 43 F. F. A. 1g Victory Corps 1, 25 Commer- cial Club 49 Herald Staff 45 Pep Squad 1. JERIAL A. CARUTHERS Mort Likable Social Science Pep Squad 13 Victory Corps 1, 25 F. F. A. 15 Chesterfield Club 1, 2, 3, 4. LOREEICOLE Mort Alert Home Ec. Victory Corps 1, 2, N. F. L. 1, 2, 3, 4, F. H. A. 3, 4, Thespian Troupe 3, 44 Commercial Club 4, Herald Staff 45 Class Tournament 2, 3. WILMA CREASEY Mort Executive Languages Class Poet, N. F. L. 1, 2, 3, 4, Pep Squad 1, 2, Beta Club 2, 3, 4, Beta Club Treas. 3, Beta Vice-Pres. 4, Herald Staff 2, 33 Panther Staff 2, 3, 4, Thespian Troupe 3, 4, Thespian Sec. 3, 4, Science Club 4, Language Club 4. SOP1-IIA CUMMINGS Mort Graceful Mathematics Beta Club 2, 3, 4, Beta Club Sec. 4, N. F. L. 1, 2, 3, 4, N. F. L. Treas. 3, 4, Thespian So- ciety 4, Class Pres. 1, Class Vice-Pres. 2, Class Treas. 3, Cheerleader 4, Science Club 4, Herald Staff 2, 3, 4, Panther Staff 2, 3, 4, Victory Corps 1, 2, 4H Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Softball Team 2. KENNETH DAVENPORT Neateft Social Science Commercial Club 4, Herald Staff 4, Victory Corps 1, 2, F. F. A. 1. ' CAROL DORRIS Mort Popular Languages N. F. L. 1, 2, 3, 4, Thespian Society 3, 4, Beta Club 2, 3, 4, Panther Business Manager 2, 4, Herald Staff 2, 3, Panther Staff 2, 3, 4, Class Sec. 3, 4, Language Club 4, Cheerleader 4, Football Queen 4, Pep Squad 1, 2, Basketball 2. JUANITA DYE Mort Efficient Languages Salutatdrian, Victory Corps 1, 2, Glee Club 1, N. F. L. 2, 3, 4, Thespian Society 4, Beta Club 2, 3, 4, Panther Staff 2, 3, 4, Herald Staff 2, 3, 4, Co-Editor of Herald 4, Commercial Club 4, Keyboard Club 3, 4, Keyboard Club Sec. 3. HARRIS E. FERGUSON Mort Dependable Agriculture F. F. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, F. F. A. Reporter 1, 2, 3, F. F. A.. judging Teams 1, 2, 3, 4, Delegate to F. F. A. Convention 1, 2, 3, Awarded State Farmer's Degree, Beta Club 3, 4, Panther Staff 3, 4, Herald .Staff 3. WILMA FLEMING Mort Romantir Home Economics Pep Squad 1, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, Glee Club Treas. 2, 3, Victory Corps 1, 2, F. H. A. Presi- dent 3, 4, Commercial Club 4, Class Tourna- ment 2, N. F. L. 1, 2, 3, 4, Thespian Society 4, Herald Staff 4. NOEL GILLIAM lrfgzrim Science Band 1, 2, F. F. A. 1, Victory Corps 1, 2, Beta Club 4, Science Club 4, Language Club Vice-Pres. 4, Pep Squad 1, 2, Panther Staff 4. WANDA HARDIN C alert Home Economics Home Ec. Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Science Club 1, 2, Girls Athletic Assn. 1, 2, Peabody Art Club 3, Glee Club 1, 2, 33 Commercial Club 4, Herald Staff 4, N. F. L. 2, Band 1, 2. MARTHA HARPER Quielerl Commerical Music 1, 2, Herald Staff 4. BETTY SUE HARRIS Mort Atblelie Social Science Softball Squad 1, Victory Corps 1, 2, Basket- ball 1, 2, 3, Captain 3, Pep Squad 2, Herald Staff 4, Athletic Medal 3, Commerical Club 4. JEWEL HENSON Mort Likely To Surreed Commercial Pep Squad 1, Class Tournament 1, 2, 3, Victory Corps 1, 2, Softball Team 1, 2, Herald Staff 4, F. H. A. Reporter 4, Attendant to Football Queen 4, Commercial Club 4. DONALD HODGES Bert Spar! Mathematics F. F. A. President 1, Victory Corps 1, Pep Squad 1, Band 1, Football Squad 2, Basket- ball 3, F. F. A. 1, 2, 3, 4. JEAN JERNIGAN Sweetbearl of S. C. H. S. Languages Pep Squad 1, N. F. L. 1, 2, 3, 4, Beta Club 2, 3, 4, Herald Staff 2, 39 Cheerleader 2, 3, 4, Beta Club Vice-Pres. 3, Football Queen 3, Thespian Society 3, 4, Vice-Pres. Thespian So- ciety 3, 4, Beta Club President 4, Science Club 4, Language Club 4, Panflaer Staff 2, 3, 4. JOE E. JERNIGAN Youthful ' Science F. F. A. 1, Victory Corps 1, Band 1, Pep Squad 4 1, 2, N. F. I.. 2, 3, 4, Thespian Treasurer 3, 4, Science Club 4. HILMAN F. KEY Mort Mi.u'lJiez'ou.r Mathematics Victory Corps 1, 2, F. F. A. 1, 2, Pep Squad 2 Language Club 4, Science Club 4. IMOGENE KIRKI-IAM Mort Comcierztiouf Commercial . Home Ec. Club 3, 45 Commercial Club 45 Softball Team 1, 25 Herald staff 45 Class Tournament 3. RUTH KNOWLES Mort Affectionate Home Economics Pep Squad 15 Glee Club 2, 35 Victory Corps 1, 25 F. H. A. 45 Science Club 45 Class Tour- nament 1, 2, 35 Softball Team 1, 2. GLORIA LAMBERTH Mort Original Mathematics Pep Squad 25 Beta Club 45 Commercial Club 45 Basketball Mgr. 35 Victory Corps 1, 25 Herald Staff 45 Panlber Staff 4. W. J. LAMBERTH Bert Natzzred Social Science F. F. A. 1, 2, 3, 45 Victory Corps 1, 2. ROBERT LANE Mort Likely To Surreed Social Science Football 3, 45 All Conference End 45 Basket- ball 35 Most Representative junior 35 Band 15 Victory Corps 1, 25 Pep Squad 25 Language Club 45 Class President 3, 4. BETTY LEGGE Friendliert Social Science Science Club 1, 2, 35 Music Club 1, 2, 35 Glee Club 45 Sec. Glee Club 45 Pres. Commercial Club 45 Home Ec. Club 1, 2, 35 Herald Staff 2, Choral Club 1, 25 Class Sec. 25 Sociology Club 15 Herald Business Mgr. 45 Commercial Award 3. BETTY ANN LINK Happier! Social Science Glee Club 1, 25 N. F. L. 2, 3, 45 Thespian So- ciety 3, 45 Victory Corps 1, 25 Language Club 45 Commercial Club 45 Herald Staff 4. JOAN LINK ' ' -. Mort Verfalile Mathematics l Class Prophecy5 Beta Club 2, 3, 45 N. F. L. 3, 45 Thespian Society 3, 45 Language Club 45 Science Club 45 Debate Team 2, 3, 45 Glee Club 1, 25 Majorette 15 Panther Staff 2, 3, 45 Herald Staff 2, 35 Asst. Ed. Panther 45 Pep Squad 1, 25 Pres. Language Club 4. GERALD MCMURTRY Mort Happy-go-lucky Mathematics F. F. A. 2, 3, Football 4, All Conference Tackle 4. PATTIE SUE RAY Mor! Intellectual Languages Valedictorian, Victory Corps 1, 2, Glee Club 1, N. F. L. 1, 2, 3, 4, Thespian Society 3, 4, Thespian Clerk 3, 4, Beta Club 2, 3, 4, Beta Club Sec. 3, Beta Club Treas. 4, Panther Staff 2, 3, 4, Herald Staff 2, 3, 4, Co-Editor of He- rald 4, Commercial Club 4, Keyboard Club 3, 4, Keyboard Club President 3, Music Medal 3, Scholarship Medal 2. RUSSELL RAY Mort Courteour Mathematics N. F. L. 2, 3, 4, Thespian Society 3, 4, F. F. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, F. F. A. Scretary 2. WANDA SNOW RAY Mort Seriour Commercial Basketball 1, 2, 3, C. V. C. First Team 1, 2, 3, All Star Team 2, Unit III Tournament First Team 3, Commercial Club 3, 4, Commercial Club Sec. and Treas. 4, Home Ec. Club 1, 2, 3, Home Ec. Club Reporter 1, 2, Herald Staff 4, Panther Staff 4, Beta Club 4, Glee Club 1, 3. MARIE SHIRRELL Mort Capable Commercial Home Ec. Club Historian 3, 4, Commercial Club 4, Softball Team 1, 2, Herald Staff 4, Class Tournament 1, 2, 3. JAMES STORY Mort A greeable Social Science F. F. A. 1, 2, Commercial Club 4, Herald Staff 4, Football Squad 2, 3, Victory Corps 1, Chesterfield Club 1, 2, 3, 4. HERSHELL STOUT Most Talented Social Science N. F. L. 2, 3, 4, Thespian Society 3, 4, Glee Club 1, Chesterfield Club 1, 2, 3, 4, F. F. A. Judging Team 4. ' EDWIN TARRENTS Mort Patient Agriculture F. F. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, F. F. A. Treas. 2, F. F. A. Judging Teams 1, 2, 3, 4, Commercial Club 4, Herald Staff 4, Victory Corps 1, 2. CHRISTINE DOUGLAS TAYLOR Mort Kind Home Economics F. H. A. 3, 4, Victory Corps-1, 2, Commercial Club 4. BILLY H. WEST Mori Atlalelif History F. F. A. 1, 2, F. F. A. President 2, Football 2, 3, 4, Co-Captain 4, Band President 1, Bas- ketball 3, Victory Corps 1, 2, Class Vice- President 3. MARY DEAN WILKES Mm! Mzuiml N. F. L. 2, 3, 4, Thespian Society 3, 4, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club Sec. 3, Language Club 4, Commercial Club 4, Herald Staff 4, Band 1, 2, Victory Corps 1, 2, Pep Squad 1, F. H. A. 3. JAMES ALVIN WILLIAMS Mort Sincere Science F. F. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, F. F. A. judgin Teams 2, 3, 4, Football 3, 4. BILLY W. WILSON Maxi Zealour Science Class Historian, Beta Club 3, 4, Band 2, Basket- ball 1, 3, F. F. A. 1, 2, Softball 2, 3, Science Club 4, Pep Squad 1, 2, Class Treas. 2, Panther Staff 3, 4, Herald Staff 3, Class Tournament 2, All Class Tournament, -Team 2. CHARLES O. WIMAN Franken Mathematics Science Club 4. RAMONA YORK Mort Diplomalir History Beta Club 4, D. A. R. Representative, Com- mercial Club 4, Debate Alternate 3, 4, Victory Corps 2, N. F. L. 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Glee Club Pres. 3, 4, Class Pres. 2, Miss Sopho- more 2, Herald Staff 4, Most Rep. junior 3, Science Club Pres. 4, N. F. L. Pres. 4, Thespian Society 3, 4, Dramatic Club 1, Language Club 4, School Reporter 4. Pattie Suu Ray Valcdictorian f:-'if WW 'Iuunim Dye , Salutatorian Ramona York D. A. R. Representative if .fl E V, F . jean jernigan Sweetheart of S. C. H. S. Bill Allen Bachelor of Ugliness LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT We, the Senior Class of '49, some slightly er- ratic, but the majority sound of mind, on this, the 29th day of April, do declare this writing to be our last will and testament, hereby revoking and making void all other testimonial writings heretofore made by us: To Miss Marie, our sponsor, we leave unexpress- ed our deep humility and appreciation for her guid- ance through the years. To Mr. Hunter, we leave-hoping he will have many more successful years at S. C. H. S. and never have another Senior class like ours. To the faculty, we leave all the marvelous new improvements, the greatest of which will be the ab- sence of the present Senior class. To the Juniors, we leave our dignity--if they can find it. To the Sophomores, we leave our initials carved on desks and all the chewing gum stuck beneath them. To the Freshmen, we leave all of our unused capacity for knowledge. As individuals we wish to leave some of our characteristics to the underclassmen. I, Jean Barnard, leave hoping that next year they can have a basketball team. I, Bessie Binion, bequeath my height to Robert Brown. I, Winnie Bolding, leave my giggles to Patty Sue Stinson. I, Bill Allen, leave my ability to play basketball to Bobby Wilson. I, Melvin Briley, leave my ability to make friends to everybody. I, Jerial Caruthers, leave my knowledge of cur- rent events to Billy Riggs. I, Loree Cole, leave my typing ability to Joyce Jones. I, Wilma Creasey, leave my ability to act to all future dramatic students. I, Kenneth Davenport, leave my method of solv- ing trig to the Payne boys. I, Sophia Cummings, leave my artistic ability to Frank Empsonf I, Harris Ferguson, leave my ag. projects to Joe Collins. I, Carol Dorris, leave my popularity to Dot Denning. We, Christine Taylor and Wanda Ray, leave our ability to get a man to anybody who wants one. We, Noel Gilliam and Hilman Key, leave our mischievous ways to Hezzy Lane and Joe DeVasher. We, Juanita Dye and Patty Sue Ray, leave our superior grades to anyone willing to w-o-r-k for them. I, Donald Hodges, leave Joan Storey with sad- ness in my heart. I, Betty Sue Harris, leave geometry with glad- ness. I, Wilma Fleming, leave my work in the office to Betty West. I, Ruth Knowles, leave my ability to sew to Eve- lyn Prescott. I, Joe Jernigan, leave my youthfulness to Pistol . We, Martha Harper and Imogene Kifkham, leave our quietness to Bobby Wilkinson and Betty Jo Brown, not that they need it! ! ! I, W. J. Lamberth, leave Jane Briley to anybody who's lucky enough to get her! I, Jewell Henson, leave my pleasing ways to Mary Anne Lamberth, - We, Robert Lane and Billy West, leave our ability to play football to Glenn Glover and Bobby Neal. I, Jean Jernigan, leave my place as cheerleader for three years to Jean Pond. We, Gerald McMurtry and Charles Wiman, leave positively nothing to anybody. We, James Story and Hershell Stout, leave hop- ing- the Chesterfield Club will be continued for those lacking in will power. I, Ramona York, leave my melodious voice tc Betty Arnette. I, Mary Dean Wilkes, leave my musical ability to Joyce Woodard. I, Gloria Lamberth, leave with plans to become Mrs. Donald Dye. I, Joan Link, leave my debating ability to Bert Angela. We, Russell Ray and Edwin Tarrents, would just like to leave please! I, Betty Legge, leave my helpfulness to Nancy Fowler. I, Billy Wilson, leave my intelligence to Nadine Claiborne. I, James A. Williams leave my sincere ways to popular Billy Williams. We, Wanda Hardin and Betty Link, leave to find our fun somewhere else. We, the Senior Class, having bequeathed all our properties, thus leave to continue our lives in chosen fields here and there and everywhere. Mai Rose Bowers, Testator X. X 1 5 if J WMU Athletic Bachelor of Cutest Diplomatic - - W Ugliness Wanda Hardin Ramona York Betty Sue Harris, Billy est Bm Allen ty! ff' r 1? t,. y E f' rf- i S19 N' iit,ii s .-flfif' N ' J V , W W F li fplgw, 1 Jolly Kind Likable Musical Winnie Bolding Christine Taylor Jerial Caruthers Mary Dean Wilkes mm naar Efficient Friendliest Graceful Handsome Intellectual Juanita Dye Betty Legge Sophia Cummings Melvin Briley Patty Sue Ray Q JL r , Nearest Original Popular Quietest Kenneth Davenport Gloria Lamberth Carol Dorris Martha Harper April 50, 1959 Dear Mai Rose, I have just heard of your great achievements as a scientist. My sincere congratulations! I recall that you always made excellent grades in the science class at S. C. H. S. You will be interested, I know, to hear of my visit to our home state, where I renewed many acquaintan- ces dear to both of us. Since I saw you last, I have made a tour of the South. I was not surprised to learn that Robert Lane was the governor of Tennessee. If you remember, he always had an interest in politics. He invited me to visit him in his new mansion in Portland, designed by architect Kenneth Davenport and furnished by Bill Allen's Antique Shop. The famous Carol Dorris was his interior decorator. Paintings by Sophia Cum- mings hang in every room. After we toured the house, he sent for his car to take me for a drive. Who should bring it around but jerial Caruthers! He owns a very successful garage in town. We drove out in the country and saw all of Harris Ferguson's beautiful farms. When we got back, it was so late that my host invited me to have dinner with him at his mansion. Of course I accepted. The food was served by Ruth Knowles who explained that she and Loree Cole took turns supervising the kitchen and serving the governor's meals. After dinner we went to the theatre to see the play, Eight Girls, written and directed by Wilma Creasey, the great playwright. After the play, Robert dropped me off at my hotel. In the lobby, I walked over to look at the magazines. The first thing I saw was the glamourous cover girl, jean Barnard. While the clerk, jewel Henson, and I were reminiscing for a few minutes, I saw a familiar pair of broad shoulders. It was no other than Billy 'West who had stopped over for the night before going to New York to sign a contract to play pro- football the coming season. I wished him luck and went to the desk to get my key. The night clerk proved to be W. J. Lamberth, who is working his way up to manager of the hotel. Suddenly I heard a clang- ing of an ambulance bell. Some one told me that there had been an accident in the hotel. Dr. Bill Wil- son, accompanied by his nurse, Gloria Lamberth, rushed in to take care of the patient that bell-boy Edwin Tarrents showed them. I finally got off to bed and awoke, after a good rest. with a relaxed mind. I had a delicious breakfast prepared for me by dietitian, Marie Shirrell. I walked for hours, just seeing the changes that had been made in the old town. Instead of the Rose Bowl Cafe there stood a modern cafeteria, owned and operated by Mr. and Mrs. Fred Rayne, the former Wilma Fleming. In the town square stood a monument in honor of Melvin Briley, the present Speaker of the House. On a visit to the stores, whom should I see but Evelyn Douglas Taylor, who loves to go shopping for.her two small children. Since it was rather -warm for April, I stopped in at joe jernigan's drugstore to get a coke. joe's dreams have been realized, for he now owns his own pharmacy. Noel Gilliam is coming in as his partner next week. Too bad I won't be around to see him! Hearing a familiar giggle, I turned just in time to see Winnie Bolding walk down the street. She had just arrived in town after winning a contest for the silliest giggle in the world. I walked on till I came to our old Alma Mater. Patty Sue Ray is the first woman ever to be principal of S. C. S. Betty Legge is her secretary and, of course, Juanita Dye is her assistant, as well as commercial teacher. After classes like that of '49, Mr. and Mrs. Hunter had to retire. Miss Marie .rtill holds her positionfas English teacher with Joe DeVasher and Hezzy Lane .rtill her star pupils! The new gym was completed and the National Basketball Tournament was held there this season. They told me that Bettye Sue Harris, who is playing with the Goldblumes now, was on the All- Star team. I passed a beautiful house where two boys .were playing basketball in the yard. They will prob- ably be great players some day, following in the foot- steps of their mother, Wanda Snow Ray. Robert came by after dinner to take me to a concert in Key Hall, a beautiful auditorium given to the town by Hilman Key after he answered the jackpot question, Who wrote the Star Spangled Banner? Our tickets were sold to us by Imogene Kirkham, and Charles Wiman showed us to our seats. The great soprano, Ramona York and the eminent pianist, Mary Dean Wilkes, gave the outstanding concert of the season. Driving back to the hotel, we listened over WHIN to Hersell Stout's Talent Scouts. It seems he got his start that way and now wants to help others. Russell Ray introduces the contestants. His superior voice has carried him far. The next day we went to the Sportswear Shop owned and operated by Gerald McMurtry, who specializes in purple and white football sweaters. While walking down the avenue, we saw a poster that said the shortest girl in the world was coming to town. Who's she? Why that's Bessie Binion. Hershell stands beside her for contrast. james Story is their energetic business manager. The mayor of Portland, Donald Hodges, asked us to drop by his office. His secretary Martha Harper, gave us a gracious weclome. While we sat there, james A. Williams came in to see if the Mayor could help raise the prices on farm produce, as his big farm was losing money at the present rates. When we left his office, we saw jean Jernigan who had just been chosen Miss America of '59 . She was in a rush to prepare for her wedding rehearsal. The morning newspaper contained an item of interest to us. Betty Link has been appointed interpreter for the Spanish-speaking countries. She has recently be- come a whiz at Spanish. Wanda Hardin is going to accompany her on the trip to South America and be her advisor and secretary. All too quickly the time came for me to leave. Not the Governor, but Robert, escorted me to the train. I shall always treasure those happy hours together. Tomorrow I begin my career in radio-long my ambition. I wish you continued success in your be- loved field. Sincerely Your Friend, joan ,WJ-1, In---L V. -1 -.. iv W nu x -zvw m-w-- A CLASS HISTORY The middle of August, 1945, found a very green group of freshmen at S.C.H.S. After initiation by the belt-line or otherwise we became full-pledged students. During our four years in high school some have left, and others have come into the class from other communities. As each school year was successfully finished, we considered it a feather in our caps. All of us now have four and some aspire to have more. Our class has had the pleasure of furnishing many of the athletes for school activities. Also from our class have come several pupils of high scholastic standing. Time tells us it has been four years, but our hearts seem to say yesterday. From this milestone, we shall look back on graduation from S.C.H.S., as one of the high- lights of our lives. Billy W. Wilson, Historian CALL OF THE FUTURE Happily we listen to the call of the future Eager to learn this new and different game. Each of us knows what we want of life And that success does not mean wealth and fame. Our lives have yet been lived in carefree lilt Too full of lightness for the things that finer seem. The pattern by which we live must be improved If we're to reach the goal of which we dream. The future echoes now a strange refrain Before us lies an open road, well trod Now there is a task to be completed And it shall be done with help from God. It is said that life is fickle, treat her well Learn her vagrant melody, withstand her test. The keys she gives help unclose many doors Choose now the one that opens to the best. Wilma Creasey H lam- ---B.- -4- -..-- f fl oben Gautam Y seddenx 9 Xce- 'OYN WUAXM-osoxx bkfmg Xooes dem Sccxevwq i CM IWW QU 'GYVAQO 6xXXq 'Y seasoxex Rebecca Anglea The impromptu reply is precisely the touchstone Of wit Margaret Armstrong If you would marry suitably, marry your equal. Betty Arnette Modesty, when she is gone, is gone forever. Bonnie jo Ashlock Kindness is the golden chain by which society is bound together. Earl Bennett The best throw of the dice is to throw them away. Frances Brewer Marriage is the keeley cure for love's intoxica- tion. Truman Brewer The wandering mind is but a base possession. Blonnie Hugh Briley Patience is the key of content. Betty jo Brown The busy have no time for tears. V gygf JUNIQRS JJ? Conway Brown Ready money is Aladdin's lamp. Dot Brown People generally quarrel because they cannot argue. Mr. Bradley Co-sponsor Marjorie Brown Trust not him who has once broken faith. Betty Civils Sorrow like rain makes roses and mud. Catherine Clubbs joy is the fruit that Americans eat green. Betty Coker Evil news rides post, while good news bates. Peggy Culbreath Here today, gone t0m0rr0w. joe DcVasher There are more men ennobled by study than by nature. Robert Garrett Vice-President A little nonsense now and then is relished by the wisest men. Leroy Graves We forgive too little, forget too much. Clarence Gregory Love is love's reward. 'L t l Margaret Gregory Impatience dries the blood sooner than age or sorrow. Claude Hardin Nature and wisdom always say the same. Marie Harper Where judgment has wit to express it, there is the best orator. William Harper Opportunity is rare and a wise man will never let it go. Leslie Harris Truth is liable to be left-handed in history. Willard Hobdy Men may live fools, but fools they cannot die. Wilma Hodges . It is better not to be than to be unhappy. Bessie Hughes A kind heart is a fountain of gladness. Christine Hunnicutt The soul of a woman lives in love. N Atv JUNIORS Mrs. Wilbern Dorris co-sponsor Betty Hunter Whatever is popular deserves attention. Earl D. Hunter Amusement to an observing mind is study. Joyce Jones Style may be defined: Proper words, in prop- er places. Mary Jones Secretary Music is the medicine of a breaking heart. Maxine Keye Dignity and love do not blend well together. Earl Knowles Temper, is ungoverned, governs the whole man. Mary Anne Lamberth They think too little who talk too much. Jean Link All grand thoughts come from the heart. jimmy Martin Where boasting ends, there dignity begins. Love is loveliest when embalmed in tears. x Mildred McDougal E L . 'We Dorothy Mee - o It seems to me 'tis only noble to be good. . 'EU' Q! f Virginia Moore The golden age is before us, not behind us. Jackie Myres judges and senators have been bought with gold. Stanley Nesbitt You can't keep a good man down. Margaret Parks Never meet trouble half-way. Harold Payne Ill deeds are doubled with an evil word. jean Pond It is in music that most youthful hearts learn to love. Evelyn Prescott Flatterers are the worst kind of enemies. Josephine Scott Paradise is open to all kind hearts. Elsie Shirrel Nature is the best posture maker. JUNIORS l Q ,J ifagl Qnibco all 23? sw 6 jerry Stevenson Let us respect gray hairs, especially our own. joe Stewart Conceit is God's gift to little men. Charles Stone They talk most who have the least to say. Woodrow Story Nothing succeeds so much as success. Ernestine Trammell Our opportunities to do good are our talents. Rebecca Trammell The surest way not to fail is to determine to succeed. Betty West Lovely flowers are the smiles of God's good- ness. Talmadge Whitson One hour of sleep before midnight is worth two after. Bobby Wilkinson President A name is the kind of face whereby one is known. Billy Williams Treasurer A face that cannot smile is never good. Bobby Wilson It is wonderful how near conceit is to insanity. Q g5ll wf Q, I sf . ,. . f 91, Q. -- f K . Q-4 -' ' QV' ' -Q' , Xl, , ,v . ,:' - In . , X , wg KH ., ,.f' , , HY f W 5 , Q 1 9 . H' --' - t ,g QT 52' T : , : Z- -A rf' fi fic , -'Q ' ,. -. I A .Y Y. X if 'f' M 2 fi: ' L' 1 1 wif- ,wi I . ,vi Q f I . H 1. my T - Wulf, W N 5, P E -if, Xy w-1'w- vii ' 'W Je' -L, - R s A 3 T- x ' '.fs v if Mg' , ' , W. A 1 mm ff .W f W -gf X Q ...M W 1 LN ,X , -4f ' ,M will-'01 ,wif - ' H Lg, f 5 . M , . A ' I Ui y .QHW ' K - L ' - . ,A v 1 W , A fi? - 1' 5 25' I we Q f ' ,-at Qwim. I 1 , g M mer wget ? 3 K W' A x ,..,,....-1 x R, 'Nw in 6 wp-...., Xykwz- . ,sw , m Y SOPHOMORES C ., S ' WW ' 'W ' 'F H' r C f ,A1 Thomas Atchison 4 1' fl john Beaty R 5 rw A , Harold Bell ' A ' ' A t. V L 5 'QQ e c r . v'-cj X F x r Frances Bowers jane Briley joe Brown Robert Brown Helen Bush Mary Callis Charlie Claiborne Nadine Claiborne joe Collins JN Q-, .. ., , I 1, t.!f f -..ri js V-ol ' ,,u,na.ei' -ww vw. ' x V yi iff! . B R N 44 ' ll' A r S.. .' gs- Larry Collins Rebecca Cummings Dorothy Denning Mary Ellen Dillard Sue Dobbs jane Dye David Farmer Peggy Franklin janette Freeland james R. Garrison Bettie George Paul Heady vi E lfl ,i ll! ,lk ill il , 31' 'Q ff-xi if Mary Jo Perdue Billie Petty Florine Poole Jeanne Ragan Margaret Schablik Pattie Sue Stinson Donald Ventress Wanda Wallace Erhie Watkins Charles Wilson Joyce Woodard Christine Hunter Eurie J. Jenkins Larry Johnson Charlie Jones Jim Jones Howard Lane Donnell Leath Era Link Eleanor Martin Johnnie Merritt James Payne Evelyn Pearson SGPHOMORES . N: ' J erle i leef at at - fs- . ia Je r W if x NJ ff' s 2 ij, V, af---,,1,f1f.w'. .,.v,.fv 'V ,J ,hx . 4: tif, .-,L 3 1 wr-'if I' 5493? gjklfy' ,AJ-::., 1-zzwi l - A prl xf J E 35 ' fc: Y,i,,,,2M f,-f gif ZW! 4 A-nu.. - 2 4. . - M ,........- . . 'TIS fi? Q NW -' L 'E . I 'J' h K 4' 7 0 . ,A ' 1, , . f. , U1 k . 2 N ,V ,U H? 1 4 fs Pun-1 ' z Anderson Anglea Bennett Briley, B. Briley, L. Brown, A. Brown, M. Brown, P. Callis Calvert Clark Crafton Craige Davenport Dickens Dobbs, j. Dobbs, L. Douglas Dunning Dye, B. Dye, Eidson Empson Flatt Fleming Fowler Freeman Goforth 11,1 . 1 f, .L FRESHMAN CLASS joe jones .............. ,,............ P resident Frank Empson ........ .,.,,.... V ice-President Dan West ,.,..... ,,,,,,,,,,, S eqfefafy Graves Gray Gregory, N. Gregory, W. Harper, D. Harper, H. Harper, K. Hart Heady Hester Hunter, Hunter, Hurt Jones, Key Kirkham Knowles Lane Lanier Link, C. Link, G. Long Martin, B. Martin, S. Mayes McCormick McGlothlin jones, D. Moore Patton Pearson Perdue Poole Porter Ragan Ray Riggs Riggsbee Roark Scott Simpson Storey Street Suttle Tarrents Utley Vanatta Wakefield West, D. West, L. Wiseman Wix Woodall, C Woodall, G Woodard Young K . .Kms 4 f ,K his rf mf 1 ,. Wi, ' 5 ...W K' H' V' A A W V. 5 ' . -L-' K 5, ' ,f ' . ' , . . -A iw,- 5 ff ,E F X 5, W . MMM ,,,,.,,,.,,v:v .,,s.,. K ku K' ' A H wk. . ' qi in I ww bv V , f-+114 , if g ., .. 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Carol Dorris Jane Dye Juanita Dye Wilma Fleming Nancy Fowler Leslie Harris Christine Hunnicutt Betty Hunter Jordan Hunter Jean Jernigan Joe Jernigan Joyce Jones Larry Johnson Treasurer Maxine Keye Betty Link Joan Link Mildred McDougal Jean Pond Patty Sue Ray Russell Ray Margaret Schablik Patty Sue Stinson Hershell Stout Rebecca Trammel Maurice Utley Mary Dean Wilkes Ramona York fx? ..,-T- , ., :,- . :.J, 2113 Q ,M ff' I X W 1 f fe5i f ' A '- , 1 'ik 5 fp ' :Q-Qi 7lifIfl':WiQ L AL L Maxim! Tl-IESPIAN SGCIETY 'rrzooP No.4-8 X f WEEE? W, sc:-ls ' L 1 '- , . rf' , A I . Yagi ::i,'X .e 3Ej5? ,I f f 1 1-f if ay 'lf W ' F ' W an ' 2 f if an at A V 1' . . . Rr! V ..' - vit H . xl 'Y 1, iw, 'A , ' ' Y! V . A c ' A' A . Q 'Y A ,raw Q f . f g??gf5g k V . x.. , 2 f., I , Hz if J. if , ' ' W . S' '4 2 Y ' ' ' ', 5 '5 3 4. U r '. Was 4 'F fl. ll m U u .IZom'qLKV' ' 5 U' K SCIENCE CLUB Ramona York .... Jane Dye ,,,...... Patty Brown ......,. Joan Hart ........... Lawrence Bradley John Beaty Mai Rose Bowers Frances Bowers Truman Brewer Charlie Claiborne Love Joy Clark Wilma Creasey Sophia Cummings Lucille Dobbs Betty Dye Noel Gilliam David Harper Jean Jernigan Joe Jernigan David Jones Hilman Key Carol Knowles Noel Lane ..i...i.....President Vice-President ............Secretary ........Treasurer .......Sponsor Joan Link Lanny Moore Billie Frances Petty Pattie Sue Stinson Joan Story Wanda Wallace Charles Wiman Joyce Woodard ,. It Fi I, .1 li-QQ 'if , , -1 'I Jhfif-.-. , Wilma Fleming ..,... . Evelyn Prestott .,,A Ashlock Cummings Binion Davenport B, Briley Dillard J, Brilcy L. Dobbs A, Brown S. Dobbs B, niown C. Douglas M, A. Bfown N. Douglas M. Brown B, Dye P. Brown W. N. Fleming Bush W. Fleming j. Callis M. Callis Calvert Civils Claiborne Clark Culbreath Fowler Franklin Freeland Freeman George Gray Hardin ....,.........President Vice-President Mrs. Wilbern F. Hart Heatly Henson Hodges Betty Hunter ......................,.....,... Secretary Mary Anne Lamberth ,.,,..... ....... T reasurer Dorris ...,... ..,.....,. S ponsor H B. Hunter C. Hunter nl. Hunter A. Hurt jenkins I. Kirkham W. Kirkham C. Knowles R. Knowles Lamberth E. Link G. Link J. Link Long E. Martin S. Martin Mayes McDougal McMurtry Mee Moore Parks Patten Pearson Perdue Pittman Poole Prescott Ragan Riggsbee Shablik il. Scott R. Scott Shanklin E. Shirrel M. Shirrel Stinson Storey Street Utley Vanatta Wakefield Watkins West Woodall ARMERS Q FUTURE David ones Bert Anglea Hugh Allen Craige Q F QT F ' . J, , ff I fff jf Puig? i l Wayne Bennett Thomas Eidson Truman Brewer David Farmer Blonnie Briley' Harris Ferguson Lonnie Briley Clarence Gregory Conway Brown Norbert Gregory Charles Claiborne Wayne Gregory Larry Collins David Harper Paul Crafton Harold Harper James Dickens Kenneth Harper joe Dobbs William Harper Glenn Dunning Paul Heady joe Dye Donald Hodges Larry johnson.. Donnell Leath ........ ........ .............President Vice-President joe Collins ..,.......... ........... S ecretary Donald Ventress Leslie Harris ...,. H. A. Buntin A... W. A. Dorris ,... .........Treasurer ....,...Reporter .........Advisor .........Advisor Paul Key Earl Knowles W. J. Lamberth Charles Link john McCormick William McGlothlin Bobby Martin jackie Myers Harold Payne Bobby Perdue Donald Poole Billy Ray Russell Ray William Roark joe Stewart Charles Stone Hershell Stout Jackie Suttle Bobby Tarrents Edwin Tarrents james Williams Charles Wilson Less Wiseman Henry Wix john Woodard Harold Young ,, B -fm? X in gil we Y 1 .fq H - . x ,L 3 r L1 s If In M' f' AFL, ' 'gostif IIE' nf 8 1 ' , . If , 1 'kgz f K i ' .N f - ,2,j:5 ' ft - my 444. 'F WQFQEV. 14' ' i ,j M N ' 3' ' 1-L W. nl Q , . A Q JI 1 x M 1' - , A'1fmmM.Mw. Wi If , -K 'NL xx a ? X , E i'. s 'w wf ' 2 1 aj I4 h E' . r ns E .L v , X . ,iz--, 4, 4-: f J' , ' l Y . wc, TP: u w.. - 'fQ,R1:. ' ' , i b Af , ' -' i. 'K . , L iff? . -141 ,, , ,F gr? 4 . ,.. 1 1 Rebecca Anglea Betty Arnette Bonnie Jo Ashlock Jean Barnard Melvin Briley Conway Brown Dot Brown Marjorie Brown Betty Coker THE COMMERCIAL CLUB Betty Legge A...............................,.,.....,.,......,..,...,,,. President Joyce Jones ....... ........... V ice-President Wanda Ray .................... ....... S ecretary-Treasurer Mary Anne Lamberth ......,.,..,.,... Reporter Mrs. Hunter .............. ......................... S ponsor Loree Cole Maxine Keye Peggy Culbreath Kenneth Cavenport Dot Denning Juanita Dye Wilma Fleming Jewel Henson Wilma Hodges Mary Frances Jones Imogene Kirkham Betty Link Gloria Lamberth Virginia Moore Jean Pond Evelyn Prescott Pattie Sue Ray Josephine Scott Purple Herald Staff Juanita Dye Pattie Sue Ray ....... ................. C 0-Ed1tOrS Betty Legge ,,,,,..,.,,.,,,i, ......, B usiness Manager Various Members of the Cgmmei-cial Club ,.,,.........,..,,.,.. 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Lewis Ru+herford HUGHES MARKET Highway 3l W Franklin, Ky. ope'n every nighl' COI1lf7fz:Il1c'IIf.l' of ALLEN GARMENT CO. Franklin, Ky. Nashville. Tenn. MASSEY MOTOR CO. Everyihing for +he Aufo Franklin, Ky. B. AND L. MOTOR CO. Chrsyler 8: Plymouih Dealers Heavy Wrecker Service Phone 440 Franklin, Ky. COIllf71iHl6'lIl.I' of W. B. BUTT 8: CO. Dealers in Tobacco Franklin, Ky. Compliments of VAUGHN PONTIAC CO. Sales 81 Service Franklin, Ky. MASSEY FURNITURE CO. Everyrhing 'For +he Home in Furnirure and Appliances Franklin, Ky. Compliments of LANIER CHEVROLET CO. Franklin, Ky. Phone 22 ELDRED'S HARDWARE CO Complinzerztf of LERMAN BROS., INC. Franklln' KY' Phone 37 Franklin, Ky. Phone I5I JESSE T. MALLORY Jeweler Franklin, Ky. PEPSI-COLA BOTTLING CO. The Drink fhal' Refreshes SIMPSON CO. SEED 8: FARMERS COOP. Seed and Farm Supplies Franklin, Ky. C om plimentf of FARMERS ELEVATOR CO. Franklin, Ky. ,-W... --.g..w-.-..-... .-..... ...,.-.,....-. ,..- COMPLIMENTS OF PORTLAND PLANING MILL Poriland, Tennessee Complimenls of THE FARMERS BANK Porfland, Tenn. Member of F. D. I. C. Complimenis of BRITTON JOHNSON Insurance for +he Family Gallafin, Tennessee Complimenfs of BOOKER'S STORE Porfland, Tennessee WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE Everyihing for l'he Aulomobile Main Sfreef J. E. KERLEY 8: SONS Hardware Furnifure Rugs Plumbing 8: Healing Supplies Poriland, Tennesse Pefllend- Tennessee Refrigerafors Radios Sloves J. H. Caruihers, Prop. Ranges C. Hunfer, Mgr. Complimenls oi CULBREATH 8: RIGGS Groceries 8: Feeds Phone 49 Porlland, Tenn. Compliments of JONES' MARKET Porlland, Tennessee NASHVILLE PURE MILK CO. Tru-I-Pure Producfs Nashville, Tennessee Gordon's Fresh Po+a+o Chips Truclcs Serving +he Besl' E. L. Mims Salled Peanufs - Candies - Nufs Cakes GORDON'S FOODS. INC. Nashville, Tenn. Drink COCA-COLA in BoHles Compliments of ROBERT ORR 8: COMPANY Wholesale Groceries Nashville 3, Tennessee L. G. BALFOUR-.COMPANY -AH'Ieboro Massachusefls Class Rings and Pins Commencemenl' Invilalions Diplomas - Personal Cards Club Insignia Memorial Plaques Represenfafivez Mr. Irving Harris P. O. Box 469 Jaclcson, Tennessee O oh FIRESTONE DEALERS A wills Tires, Tubes, BaH'eries NWI Home and Au+o Supplies CPI Roberl' Shannon, Manager, Porlland We believe in Upper Sumner Co. H's people and ifs producls PORTLAND HARDWARE CO. A good S+ore in a good Town. Cmzzplimellty of CHANDLER'S STORE Porfland, Tennessee WILLOW LAKE Highway IO9 Founlain Head, Tennessee Chas. S. Pond Phone 28J CONSUMERS DRUG CO. Porfland, Tennessee THE FLOWER BASKET Flowers whisper messages lhal' words cannof express. Tel. 84 day Tel. 66 Nighf The Rexall Slime Porfland, Tennessee WILKINSON BROS. 8: WISEMAN D,-ink Funeral Direcfors 8: Embalmers RQYAL CRQWN CQLA S ' -D N' hi' AmbulaIlpiiflailrc-Fenneigeeor Ig The Drinlc Thal' Refreshesl Compliments of JERNlGAN'S GROCERY Por+Iand, Tennessee KELLEY'S ESSO STATION Aflas fires, BaHeries, Accessories Porlland, Tennessee APPLIANCE 8: ELECTRIC CO. Chandler 8: Green Poriland, Tennessee REDDICK BARBER SHOP For. +ha+ smoolh, well-groomed Ioolc Porfland, Tenn., YOUNG DRUG COMPANY Your Prescripfion Slore Phone 69 Por'I'Iand, Tennessee Compliments of SHORT'S LDRY. 8: DRY CLEANERS Phone 2 I 7J Por+Iand, Tennessee GOSSETT MOTOR CO. Ford Trac+or 8: lmplemenl' Agency Exper+ AuI'o Repairing Wrecker Service-Day and Nighf Paul GosseH' Phone 40 and I4I 4'F T!..., - I COMPLIMENTS OP STARK'S STUDIO Gallafin, Tenn. I Air-Condifioned for your Comfori' ROTH'S JEWELRY STORE GaIIa+in's Leading Jeweler Since I887 Compliments of PORTER WOMACH Sumner Counfy Regisfer Compliments of ci woRKMAN's JEWEL cAvE Jewelry 8: Wafch Repairing Q' GaIIa+in, Tenn. I Buy and Sell Real Esfafe HORACE ALEXANDER Phone 595J GaIIa+in, Tenn. BLUE JEWELRY CO. GaIIa+in, Tenn. C0l?21D!jll1E7If.I' of LAYON BROWN Coun+y Cour+ Clerk COMPLIMENTS OF GALLATIN FLOWER SHOP Complimenfs of PORTLAND COAL 8: SUPPLY CO. Por+Iand, Tennessee A. L. SLOAN REAL ESTATE AND AUCTION CO. Gallafin, Tenn. Complimenfs of S. W. DORRIS Groceries, Mea1's, Feed, 8: Produce Por+Iand, Tenn. CompIimen+s of RANDY'S RADIO SHOP Gallafin, Tenn. CARUTHERS 8: ADAMSON Shell Producfs Tires, Tubes, Accessories Porfland, Tenn. Phone 223 JONES HATCHERY U. S. approved Pullorum chicks Red Comb Poulfry Feeds GaIIa+in Phone I000 Tenn. Coifzplizzzerm of WILLIAMS 8: PERDUE Gulf Sfafion Tires, Tubes, Accessories Porfland, Tenn. Phone 220 GALLATIN BAG 8: MDSE. CO. Manufacfurers ou+Ie+ Shop ups+airs and safe. Gallafin, Tenn. Complimenis of FRED BRIZENDINE Groceries - Mea'fs - Vege+abIes Porfland, Tennessee HUBERT CREASEY LUMBER COMPANY Service 8: Sa+isfac+ion Wes+ Main S+ree'I' Phone 44 Franlclin, Kenfuclcy COMPLIMENTS OF BRACEY-HOGIN CO. Sheer-Mefal GlLLESPlE DRY GOODS CO. Plumbing Heating Esfablished l9O0 Franklin, Ky. Phone 73I Galla'l'in C0mF3llm9V l5 Oi Refrigerafion HUGHES HARDWARE CO. ,101-lN5QN'5 . Franklin. KX- Commercial 8: Domesfic Service Oliver Farm Equlpmerff Phone 659 Galla+in, Tenn. Complimenls of HESTER CHEVROLET CO. I Gallafin, Tenn. COMPLIMENTS OF THE SUMNER COUNTY NEWS Gallafin, Tenn. Cflfllflffllltfllfj' of GALLATIN BOOK STORE Jewelry Sporling Goods School Supplies Complimenls of LEE'S SERVICE STATION Gallafin, Tenn. COMPLIMENTS OF BAKER MOTOR CO. Galla'I'in. Tenn. L. A. GREEN SEED CO. We buy and sell all kinds of seeds. Phone 662 Gallarin PAYNE BROS. SEED CO. Garden 8: Field Seed Phone 757 Gallarin, Tenn. Com fiment: of MOORE MOTOR COMPANY Sales 8: Service DeSo+o 81 Plymourh Dealers Poriland, Tenn. CRESCENT HILL MILK SERVICE Pasieurized Dairy Producls Homogenized lVi+amin Dl Phone 72 Gallalin Trac+or Repair MASSEY-HARRIS Farm Equipmenl' Franlrlin, Ky. Phone 68l PLANTERS TOBACCO WAREHOUSE No. I and II Carroll Johnson, Mgr. David S. Bradley R. S. Harsh J. D. Harsh We apprecia+e your business Gallalin, Tenn. DONOHO MOTOR CO. New and used Cars Phone I00 Gallafin, Tenn. R. C. OWEN TOBACCO CO. Gallalin, Tenn. Compliments of FARMERS SUPPLY COMPANY Gallalin, Tenn. BROWN MILLING CO. Gallafin, Tenn. Compliments of KRAFT CHEESE CO. Gallarin, Tenn. C 0112 plimezzzf of ALBRIGHT TOBACCO WAREHOUSE Gallalin, Tenn. Cmuj1liu1e11!5 of HANCOCK BURLEY SALES FLOOR Gallafin, Tenn. Compliments of THE UPPER SUMNER PRESS Porlland, Tenn. Complizzzezztf 0 f GALLATIN COAL 8: LUMBER CO Everylhing fo build anyfhingl Phone 24 BOOTH MOTOR CO. Galla+in Recappers Khourdy Body Shop Gallafin, Tenn. Cmfzplimezilf of RAIL OIL COMPANY Dislribulors of Shell Producls Kelly Springfield Tires Phone 333 Gallaiin, Tenn. Compliments of GALLATIN TOBACCO WAREHOUSE CO. GOAD SERVICE STATION Goodyear Tires, Bahleries Texaco Producfs Porlland, Tenn. Phone l62 MODERN EQUIPMENT CO. lnlernafional Harvesler Dealer Home Freezers - Refrigeralors Milking Machines - Milk Coolers Hoi' wafer Healers-Eleclric Sfoves Farm Traclors lnfernalional Truclzs Phone 762 Gallafin, Tenn. .,,.......-.- v.....- v....- .ev W.- -vw-.. , 'I' -..,.. -..V -- ,,, . eww.. Complimenls of COMPLIMENTS OF PARKER SHOE SHOP Porlland, Tenn. PORTLAND MlLLlNG CO. Porfland, Tenn. XS W. L. BENTLEY'S C0mPllme +5 of 6.65069 5 and I0 Cenf Sfore DEASY MACHINE co. CP Oi Por+Iand, Tenn. Penland Tenn We exfend hearly and sincere con ' ' ' gralulafions, Seniors! HILL LUMBER COMPANY Manufacfurers of Hardwood Lbr. 8: Bldg. Malerial Porfland, Tenn. Telephone No. 92 Flooring Wealherboarding y H. M. GROTH Ceiling Mill Worlc Wholesale Fruils and Vegelables 326 Vaughn Slreel' Nashville l7l, Tennessee Complimenfs of Gallafin Por'l'land H. A. Cage, Trusfee H. K. Shannon, Insurance Ed Lane, Circuil' Courl' Clerk Porrland Halchery Vogue Beaufy Shoppe Jenkins' Dry Cleaners Taylor Service Sfalion Dawson Grocery Max R. Bandy, Druggisl' Knigh+-Rippey Service S1'a+ion Brown 8: Dallon Dry Goods Blue Bird Beaury Shoppe Baulch Mo+or Co. W. N. Rolaerlson 8: Co. Nalional Farm S+ore Anderson, Yowell, Rippey Insurance Co. Cresenl' Furnifure Co. B 5 Jones' Furnifure Co. Thomas' Grocery Borden Creamery Kemp Mofor Co. C. E. Norrhup 8: Sons J ,aff OFFRIEND E 2 ,, y 42, 5- 23 ,fvQ f'i:5 ?L'BMwf'f N' FE' ff- 'Q-f'll-Q, owe fatally :ggi +' -g er NIP E Q GSX L15-O :X U1 65.-X-,S is E7 iv? 'K+ LI' , flwlfawiw Q HE A , f T K - QWMNQWWWWA WQHFMW qwsfaw :rm YM flfgffffjjjj if Aww W my M Wa? QW W am 4-fm . W MWTFAYWQ MM . WMS? iyiffqww - 'Mffff QQZXQETTLSW W Gijtligqglqxgfa L -'IP' ,I ,aiwaquv I Y-A-J,-',,.. 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