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

Text from Pages 1 - 74 of the 1952 volume:

och De twh row and D 3 d Q- lf! ll Porlland Panthers Tullahoma 27 13 bahng Honors Luls J du son me S To.. In Crlmsol Thanksglvlng -ch and the 4410? The 1951 Portland Panther Foot- hall team closed their very suc To Celebrate l F F A Week O . rf ' ' ., A Chapter 5557 fend 'W' 0 I'f5 Ville R Ds hx ers Bm.. son each yen present and a Progra sented. The gueslosp RDYIOUDCCH next week - Coach McDonald's had have set an admlrablel veral college bo., a very successfu I cellent playing and ' ship. Letters vi' membf' .xo SD SK' If :- pue UB Ove, Hsouzzofezrezseza 'zz Pan Be Feted E,,h,,,fS-f 0,, 302233 15..s.n 961546, t Ban em er axlte Kbugaxex Offs ole Panthera TQ X of PTA Pays Tribute Local Chapteif FHA C706 me ToH L Gregory an may ado 50 s associate teachers of Mr Her ,mm pun UOSWT M regory who retxres !rom the mmap anSoa'i E professlon at the close o! aassauual, 'LD Oli! mga' 1. year, we wlsh to pay my ammcollil nm umwx lte of respect. ,gag aux DS! Masala 'i hlm to be the soul -M ,V ...W flty and faithful!- uo 'xvxulxsllfq pmudwoaou-.K 1 ie 'Very el- '0 'Sl , . 'nan ppl! Eopufggfgig 03 quam Wpolnt ol u 'A-W d aiu.. . that he Due sargllglolfuggugs no s . iqhgg mound 'mum gsgw nes b 7 -HO Q--1 3ll'l P 3 Pink Siam., M30 ,,..or3CHS Seniors PSS. 'rBp1'd,,p-'Ao EW nw, 'ua'-lP1'9 Pa and ah! the ' xpllfl -NW. 52,212 aorta: ,thc .text e puowsilgslsnou .-mann ucatlorlal -none 0 ..f. lplzuiiuwom :ew az.. 1' 0 - .1.mL'1'-f-.-3'W M lol Pm pawaq :geared wh' v dvNw coll if T A ms w l.W me we . 0 osuomo ul 0' vi em 34 oflwfs 1,0 .mn wood xi guruxog-lmr ,995 ,os reclate hls lo S : 0 , r ' , , e 4 i t of uma ,,-en. Wayne Lam- TO Send Funds xljglppugv' Jvbw 69' .fn za mn P G, if ,mn-les wuson. A my A ,,, Vw' A U 1 ,. f To Korean CARE er Cow-,fy . . . 1. Clover Angl 0 All-M d - M 1, f l 5 mn - 9 n 1 sumilrgr eaiuz O U we lcom:unlty1and sehfsol lgtfg- . . 0 c - - 0' i o suppor , an e : Football Banquet F rlday N1ghtiEZ5?0SKi5Et1L .1 k Q Kieran' ii'l 'o'X 3233 mm WS- 1' . to collect enough to send fv ole, V oowvzpee -a1'2?,o'Ic,e 6 oi vrlygloflvegglqxo y:ulut: ' G1 G1 P L1 3' g which will provide the nec ' 0 10 elm over :Is 1x:Jn:red8:i:t TOTBS To CIDSB of llle for four xomn canal 01-of'Lxe2p,,,e1w9 is o O ,Nay of nvms. um on both the I month. 0,5 , 6 156' go K ,deed left an lmpresslonr 1' .9 Nashville Early Wednesday This wlll be the school's gli Qaepbx, ggi 0 du:inuP1:eg:3':'gm2 iL Zrs Lg'-2 Tennessean te football F C - B I lmdefpfwueged Childfen viva or 5, Q .alle service--and that our ver! teams. He paced nallotlng on of rlmson ow Christmas. VBQQXWXQO ',.f,,, - l.........ux E5 zhzgennnesssgnul.-eamte ld ls named . 513' ggi ,L A 0 or am. L f H F d Berg, Fifa, c,.,,l..m of Q... Meet a ayette ere rgmsgly K6 N., 405,91 Future Farmers years an ers, was named wltl: v. -5 5 w- ' ' ,Q Glover on the Tennessean flrs' The powerful purple Panmeh wr Lt. ifgstwg fb +65 gre: .503 Finish Payments On ffl team. Both boys will he presente ,---A ' K . M, Y' 9 Q ,B 9 . Ef Jackets by me Nashville Tennesse? izfglmbnmi? eY 1fl,,,..,ng5::'..fe-1 1 ywqwpz ox xsojioxe Popcorn Mqghmde 5. an, 7,7 csv' go , 111 N -1 ., wx 0 - V ,. ,t 5 ov'- Other Portland players mglrl-J ' adv, PWS: ,4-L06 vt 'eflg W':L00x9 O 15- :ov-401 12: 9398 :OWS dQ'0't, Lg-ff cook, A 3mlBan:erB2fL1Lwy',n 1- 'f.Lo- in t npered recently Xkfzik 6655 'vip 3959 ive? 95158 9 e3 '9'! yu Ti ea an mv- r ...l 1 In .5 A 0 ' 1 .gg 1? iw' V W gout: 2:,om0 ':' ,.. an mlm-ea mee, reiumsaavw -' fame' 651i'ZG,o ,f3,v3?e,,-- Rice'-5 Wray? 62 . K , ,sf l. 4, E X nei:w,a 1' dig fain? 2?-mwanglgeaglmsd-Zlligrfis X03-o ev Eos? O, eq61..Z1i4w5g52? , -..xg an .oe an . I f ' 1 X5 ,va 54: qfzf fe 1, 5 ' ,-v1dHa1'DOY made Honorable Wm' f ' 41 5659- ' Bglc f Q9 'ls' S' Q6 5 Qs 6' - Neal plunged for Atv' X Xq, . P loo' 9 my Q0 9- 4. O Q-Q 0 . Nfmnon' md one axu., ff 5 ,X X rf-, Hldh we ., ox? 55' ,ob 5909 cis' 'fe' Neal and Harper were placed or X ef I 6,159 get .PX xp. ox, so 9,1 9 QQ 3, 4, ba ,G the Tennessean's third team and scoring lea Sufnn K-- .59 X906 'W G Geo' veg 9 mage '40, if b. ne and Leata made Honorable me C X l of 0 0 1' N9 vesorel- oi Sag yngrsg-Ego Mention. Both papers praised the ' 'vu 1922 -2 1 '9 V! 9 a N above Portland players !'or'thelr vm' 664153 I-33 I GDS -o0ox,e4peVi'o0'qQ,K looiygs 559 b outstanding record established this x Aqof w5Q 1' -v-1.-1.-U-ev-.-1,-1 ggi: tggczat ,explsvwie Ae N40 Vg? season. 0 mlb oo , Q o -1 v- o 'I'-If gf, :SSE .E ,ree KPX x06exS'x,,e5 4,59 ,gifs s. Th 1- l P th pan - no so -1 ee , '- :, -4 be hgnorugzgsts it aero sq owfliohzqrd Id 1: 'D ta E Ea E I5 :S 0 ue :S Ja 5 Q 3 2 1 G29 Zfgpsoie xciiaopa jg by The Farmers fm , to an o lo ::11':::1,g.EEl.a, .n5 school cafeteria 0 yu-ds gm-gm . , . U1 lr-lsmhmn-rshmgw I- 19133.12 crrlaaym mgq ,Jn Nmscoreamsfsmgpxuerfromt tv-'.-.-.-.--.-.3-.-.-.- D 153 z E: - -Portland Ca e Bowl jackets will be pn ,ed ton the four yard lin attaf an 80-yard 'W L h L L L h B 5 gif? . g me mmm' andeth A fuse pema match um capped 1 'lo 3.9. S '5-9 ggnglghgrglg E 530525212 Schedule LlSf8d - 'G'E'ia'an::aea - ,JN fl r yard drlvp early ln the fourth period I .. v- - The baketball schedule for the FFA of ce S wltn mother four-yard Plume. LZ 0 lx -3.8 13551345 'fwfr lxlg 1951-az Portland mga school teams The second P014-llnd NOW!! -150 08 has been released as follows vlslt Rotary M-me on 5 nj, f ver to 1 U 9 0.9. .2 E: uphold'-mmm Dee. 4, Westmoreland, Here. 'F All. 4- l: 7:'U7-'-7 U Dec 'I Open. Club Nov. 16 Bgfggge or ,,,,,,,, W , , .6 3 of K ,. g . ,, .. ..,,. r R ,g 5. X5 o 1,0 ,5 Dec. ll, East Robertson, There gmqnl of un pwqmd Chnl, 5: SE 2122252-E-E: nga fwoxfif ,K-mt: Dec. 14, Hendersonvllle, There of the Future Furman of Amex' ' 6 ' 0 U 5 n. 5 I .2 3 2 o 2.3 Q , V'.,1'bv QSKN JW- 4' '- - YM Her W 'M M-of 0'-'H M' at Yarns o JE-'f': 'W - esG'rf'wiS:1fl+'s sm- :f:v0.z'.:im1l.1T:'af,..., be ll and some ' ' f ' 5 1 ln- - ' ' ,,2'm,n. W' jf Ae QQ, me me mock. 9, g 5 gtgelbgzm 0 dk of am. ns, HIFCBVHIE, rm-e. The pmg 5 VI rg L, g 1- V 00 .910 90 F Jan. ll, Hartsvllle, There. ,pemngfff w Z V- rs meet a conlerpncs Q, ... g 2 9 g 5 3 QE-D ,oY'c0 'lr' Jan. 22, Hendersonville, Here. ings and ,def host the Lafa ette : Mig, is EEA-,Q O 3 21,50 so' YMA61' Jn. pu-Hume, ,qeven-on Memorial Fleld here L : li ,E E gi .6 3 as ..n-AL.sg-,Jan..1, Here bu mes, , , ,Am day night. Penland will be or 1 d U-.4 cgsemgny ,gre wg: anothgrwwlnnaamg .L:.lmtt:lMle: Q E 3:5 5 'E t M A And F Higxre. . y D b pec e P F OF' ' ' 1 32? Don-L irlwtgellalgeii Ret revenge tor losses handfd, X ,325-ll-as embers VlSIfed ul www mug gm-per. md- them by the Panthers !or tlie las 3 L I-lo e, Herr Davld several seasons. asf Lxtton 'Hurd . ,a t .,.. ,,.. WA z ,BBW ,-25153512 1- a-:-' - ,- ,,,,,,,,,...,,....,,,, ....., ,...............-c.. light To Be t, Friday Betty Dye I Named To Girls St te -1-:ef wr.-.4....... .1.-.1.r,..,. I. 1, -,.. ,,... 4 Q s -1 - 1 -- .-3-1 -.:,:gf1g:.1:.:, . , ,,.. me., ,....-VA-1-,-N--w-om:-1-14:4-ew-1-w-wvse+x4u+:-a.mn-Wnew-mo::owfmfz-nmsmm-ww-aww-Awww---wa-N .. . . .W ,... . -.wort .... .. ,,..,.....5-.-,,..-.-,,-...-.-,.,.t.-.e..-....,.-......,.... kw4---..-n--1.e,:1:1-.gn-I-151-'11--.1-S.-::- '- ff: 13- --' ' - f mr I, ,,,,., A,-s, ..,,, I ,.1.i..E...,1 gr-.YQ H, ta:-g.:,1I1,-1. -X .-.,..1l4-.-.W .e-1---1...t .. .,-- 1.- ,--, ,- .- -- -. - .. . ..,.,, . 1, ....,., m,.1f::-:,:..1Q ,.,..1z .on -.-f,,1t-1-1.1-1------11-W-.1-1-.1. --4.- 11.1-1---.1-1, -,-- .V . - - ' A ---- . A. vnu present men Misa Betty Dye- member Of '-he 1 Ng h Th 1- an Junlor class of Bumner Count The Portland . chapter have com on a popcorn mar, ago the local chap' B3l'E8l'Tl8llt with L popcorn at the hall A hin jf -,: 5Ej:E55:f5- 1:5 1-Qy5i:r'iE?:Z'ffE,: 7 -fe . -, -' ,..1111 2-.I g -.:. i t Istglfi 1 I P mac e was natlonally known d Y E of gun, :signin me School, has heen named representa- audltorlum. The Dro- tive to Gm! 1919- d b me I Wm promptly M 1430 Miss Dye swnaore Y m f for 586100. Tb Co -. ---.4-: .-::.:.. .-1-.r-:-15 -.. 2 :-:- :-:-S.1:S:??.52?-! fIf 51155154--1-ae:-1a,z'-1-'1-f1g5:5gr-g..:g1--,gn 3:55113.--,,.ggg:gs's5,f.1g'. 5415- 1.5:-gr-as121215an-sf-.gf::ser:is12S-.::m.1.fmg1:1:1:1:g-. IM- ' ' ' Ia ,MII ,, Q, N - . N---.-..-.em .,.-.W----nan--.,,.,g-1--.-.,:-.W .--t..-..-..y-W -- at Sutton To Visit -Q z rf' X t ,of Q ' g1:3e:r:a::.z:.:s-'-si X- x -511:11-Lffgifnlf :1'.cE'1NsZ1i-sf,'3fnE'3f2'i-filwtm at t 4? ,. II gil-313 Post Thursday l t2tt iiii -.,:5:.:1a,: 1r..-w:-:-1:q1,.I-,.:-1-: S250 n 'hub !Giye rqgfam Legion Commander, G. R, Riu- ll , a th t Co - ,.,,.,,,, Y Af R Fwd.-, ri. 2-':.-susan.. 4... :.f:'..':. - 1-11- faculty. :ht stunts v nentary sci on Club, G in 1 Alumni. 1 31 In ,H 4 .'l3 5'r 0 7 ff .v,o12 1, eg o,g-. - I1 ui ulllll alll! I slum Molldal Nxgrand time a and. o 5-g,5'g.' 2' e SDJ f c 913. 3 -:Bo ' -1. - -1-1- - -- .hmdm smm Wm ,,, an-lr sem wlll be held at were-ces OI' Y .mums me ld L 1 r ,- 'S ' J 1 Club 'Uber T- E un W n 8 Bov Scouts. Amerwm av . . .ng ze pos mes- If rm HM, school Mnelmnnt College m Nashville Here , Me Ury n re 'rn o 1-ht. . tl me W . 0, th lib ' on P ln a n r Q omeer, mum- 5 is .rea rtlnnu solhvlxw oufvl T f.2:5'fJi.?7'5.i'1-Z '.:5'5 '-i ---- mi 5 m5'L5 m 2 a ,ya ,ne rlc 1 , ry s Rus 1101000 or 'K- -36 -.W 4' FD' Q ovmx 9 cu,,e'1011g, Uor,-, E25 gl lan, W0 gil9 ww' fo '.?!'1 S1120 0 ,3,eY5' cl! Fic 9mx3el1- 5 1.f'eS:1?,u 'J'H3wt 1'e get' yall nf' M x.9-9 41 5' su 7580 ' l wow 5 gh- vqxn thai, deg bg 0 N699 wud ow. me-T ,Ap vli Chan new ag Pg use vo KXWW Grew 5 l-5'ea,!. W' AY' 'old lj 1' UI wuel, M f-5 I V551 sl: - lm C 3215 r' 0 1: ,ua ,ea W .od e aw' N6 www 'he Iv 'L' er 'mom I I EEZ .5 P W was W seal Gwyn-I M U19 -gaiostgz R..:slia,,uP:g?no:gl 1a4 ,P ta o et 'l- com- ,A I o I er -is 0 4 gg, , 13 ii 'fn--no A 0' t 1' ww-0 Aa fn' www- Wehdla 'he and Mc' 2 . if -J :av got! Y awp -one un, allen go! ved one V59 BJ' Club 01.1,-V 0. I G ' lap 3'l?f'd'w 6e10 5' avg' xo' V' on ' BY' we ' - ' 01 V 9 e0 Sl 14 O0 yi '5 f'oW an aglgsfdztwvxl- nw :UTD vxwenitfwea 'gui' 9 1-5 ob- 0 C - ' 32.1.9-3,-vgQ..e 1-gg, to Q.. - 1sdgg'gK.- r llha. 0- V mend. fl f I' I 9' e W vu'-who 'Wm vl ewan . a ef LW now the ldentlt , X 'K 1' X u No one, exce, I fly his Q con -ga-P' A-K 'G W5 90:35 . -J no 1 it u vubumea Bl Q .f,eff,tnal:I,exv QVBWAQ l d 2 'hom the annuaila Bae 8 1 Vow Ywltesaxcrs wa' zolsixteoip: Q5 g ag all Pd ' 01, lv zhnlcrs World Georgra ave the chapel PFOKTIU rom Kelly had charge utional. Mr. Bradley led ndnesdly. 00.34. W 5 'xg day. the eme 0 'evolved ar 'L play MQY t ml.. -ya, ,o fisff o7'E :'4 a-..,-o ac-. av-.lg 331- xnff vo- OV Novi wx' Av 'aff -SZ., 'gk' rf 12078 5 Ima! Of 'ge mit We 183 Q Q ln.: ,E E: 553:51 1:1 213.5 Tr :g n.: ITLJQVI--2 ':'3 nn' '33 an 79' Q1- Vg 15-55 9, as a .... rf- J' eel 5 D- ' I -I- 3' an 'Sl 1 : 13 2 s gn.n an-lr N ' -J Sem 131121, 9 V1 4 -4.12 wo., S 'xo lf. H. ' Wjixw'-Q YV G g Smale Tv B'ff.wmef'ri1:.K22ff.-.i'f? P- 231-is '-5 CD , ,Aers If-M.:-Q so-I -fl' He --':::.:2.-G or-516 '+- 32. ge W W xo We .ea ,9 , ,layed 'L xo V' , P' W' rrshnt. nlor ch. Q .dxsy nllhmm L5 Pima gs WWI 'Q Y' , t yo vo with WW' x. W - ng www n. 1 null Wi' 1 X. me B of O -rtlaof' 'nisballewm t He 'W K-'ou FL 'WA - I.6-o w ith. B' ' V , -7 N iw M nasdly ,,- 103 93r'i3'?.5 'Siva 'fill-2. cugcni' fa -v 'E 'Y' -. 9 oiaHg5 g N lo! as no maplin 1 G in ' K rl.. .' A Q19 N 'ev X-5-v't'3-'NPS ek H 9: def' V5 wiki 1. ' , 0 cl. xclln, me 1. 1 W or x ar-0. 0' K8 3- ,I ' Mlzhpt-rwfise'-E0 .'efeTY :q,: Q N A ox rn' cold. o V-,li x i n DB ww I? Q.: 9 . 154' .1 B -1.65 To lofi-7' -1 D G . ,I w gf5 .i-gg--1 Emo na, , an 4 ?gq . -l-I lt Egygfg E-'arm PWWQQA. ' CV-- - 1' V' - '- I 'W' Saas-S30 S o - .Thxtsb -'fe Q 7 Blix W f l e Q G aw 1 m ' S ' Daeiegp Q ' Vveu e sb E. -1 a 'gi g- 9 Y1 mm,,-hue 9 e W d En, g- ,NS gum- -mme . of 'W . ij seam, Ego wow? Pndnnik-mls l as ff, flak 5 5-Z2-4 0 yro. ,l be brief and informal. 1:55-- 0! 0 liar ll .. r I 1 'L av 5- 3 L,,-- Y 'QM WU a vlll burn the club house mo '15'-1.5 Q Lag! Gcad a ta te d the progra?-I X 1.-.1-5-5+ .lle ln Portland Mr. Sutton 4. ,.,, I1 .ws:5I1'fI1?5: If? ls to vlslt the high achaol nie- ,latrol which hal wan much ta- ' ' :able comment ln Legion and -3'.IJuniors Bow To Lafayettep M Th eam was deleated by the Lalay- ' -- . M- 1.-....11.-.fs-ovrlsiektfattfli , .,...1,1 ..,.1....,,1 .-:,:..., M M ..-1 e Portland Junlor xoomau tte Juniors l8-'I on Memorial Fleld :- u turday nllht. Oct. 30. to let re- ff 9.5-E 3- like for last week's defeat. -ff'f'f' ' 1 - 1 eet Again Sat. . aturday night. but they will try Q break into the wln column again en they Journey to Lafayette on 5535- 1 . :. s 5' if ii' fm- ..,,. , .- I E'3 : if 4 1,..1 , ...,., ,,,4 ,,,.,, ,.,,.,. ,, . , , s ..., , 1 .,-,- 4: I .,.. 5. rr :,sEsE-M455 -.-1..1--.-,-1-.-:nn1:1-1:-2f:rzs.ariar:e '--P: -QS'- . ..-rn.,-.rz 4.11,-M me. mhyem eleven amend -I.-1.11.-1--.-1 '1 A ' 11': 'is--Eesti-nr?-:IE '1'2'-'sm --:nga ' fi. .I 'BN EJ. W PORTLAND. ..... 'ridden ended meh- muon her.:i:::.enzz.'1:-1:-o1:wgnso-'siiaahtaixmttfi-355522 me nllht. ,by beatlni Gaiman e '- - A -- 0 here.- It wal the hoat. club'l win over Gallatin ln seven years- Portland scored midway in theijf' flrat perlodI on an 80-yard rnsrchixifg . and exam they Dushed over ' a TD to lead Portland 13-0. 1l.a.nd'5-ggqregcarne when Bud -. C -'r:: '. F,-VX-1 '. 14 I' ' ' is nh David Davamsrs team by 551351-1 1.1-fm.2-12921,--1:fa21.A1si2,3if- re 0 1 ning 1 touchdown on gn, kick. f 1: z-1212-2 11111 .... -1-1-.1fff L . I ef.. 3357: 2:5155-f 53?E'E-25-'1E5 'I or -'SM ,tm -. ': 'A -., . fi:52. 15'-.:':l.-af' U: 6 0 'N wlQx runmn Buhby Neal in 9 1 . .. , .1 . g ver rom the one yar llne.e 15. .1515 iv ,-'B 2:-1,1I-,- -Q. Left. Halt Glen Glover hlghll htodfsmfl 'w'm ?M'y www . .. I 1 I. W' the much with I 25-yard 'Print' wo,-,.-f-las:-maart?-155.51m55+4...1iy.1G.9?E3.t. 1- -S-.4 --2 2':....'- ' 1-.::,:r,-.:.4..-n .1gg:-,:1v:-- gl: Gallatin never threatened untlld-+1--.A uf- fldihl mn-urn or the having played almost. completely ln 4 at - fi A-ssiaat, ' lu own territory. at 1'Q..,N. .M . 'asm'- - In the last llve mlnutea Gallatlnwwy ' Z MMA? Av W i 6 4 ' pounded to the Portland live st In-.slang mx: on arg-unix or an p aya u a om! lun- -ng Wlnchester'a Crlmaon bowl Wed-'M5'f: ':igs2 ' Q ' H ' 'i'1?'-174: : ' ,,,,,,,,I The cm, ,,,,,,,, ,,,, ,,,,zf..i.2-m..ar-c'.Q.-wise:-.Wof. . ff O X 4 H' el n me' .3 . 3522552 E' M ....f?--- Q :--.7'?.- CD if 'S are-1.-to ----- . - Pea.-Portland 48 Ll-A l garner ' no-cfillna RT-Ausbrooka ll-Dbbbl Q!-P. Harper CD 11. 4 X . . -1 - 1-'S ate SQIVICCS Juniors I, 2 gg Blame B Lafa eh ix at --- --' J - M . Afte1'n00I1 - 7 7 X ' Trim 11l G'V'f'ffFJi'-f-T' nun 3 - -N -L ba ' ' ' - re.-or-f aan with an 8-2 record l da cox5,.I...I.v .,,.., .I,mM.., M A Chlgrbgrl Lan Y ' Carer . ,,1, . .,... , . 'M Qat e BBN' Y X 4909 16' YWLT' Tnuchdov : Nea J as vw ab Ion.. :z.:::::::::::S 8 d Y Mu,v-1F .,,w- e rum Satul f 'ho 3 -Q 1-. H III I 0 0-0 . I -. . yu ' llh School, la presented an award for an elaly 5 lost V time this S-1 in ?,g. F, L W narlannl Bleetrle Memhenhlp Corporation. John 'son .lunlvrs 13- I . we 1 lulu: Gal alln-D ekeraon, Bald. Parrta. . wnn - rm- .nm nee J 'me rumiorfoonnu W V' W me .J---nw----. fw---- - 1 , one ins econd .1 engineer ilth an cl-:mc ,mama are awagimyel 6 vffayett-0 - A S result of wlrtlng s history ol a local busi- : Cumberland Electrlc lp Corporation, sland was presented wlth n the cooperation a Jerniga.n's Eco ldionday. sentatlon was made by ollnger, Agricultural En- n me cmuc. an es- Mlsl before nnm lcp . , ' 71:15, -ftland ' the history ot that orgat Portland 1.. M X? home ex. A tour 1 your assignment, 'nn-.ven scoreless in In I 1-ut 5 f' X urg Futllfl work on this esly we !e?:: '::, HMI h ' 1 dd' tuna 0' owns, - have done much to icq pe,-104 gnd gn-rg lu 0 , emcgltu. ,ia . Sell and your classmate 11,5 po Ak 1 wk W elm-an . CEMC, which ln a lew lney to 1 f Ilxenlgn, Xwere Joe David has grown lnto I SVSU meet the 7 0 V for t' L ' Joyce Free- over 11,000 rural memh first time , Q9 Q Ilia i ms Th, m eaanuon to me stuzrvrilwl L- O A A ,,,,,,, ,, 0 ' wa Economic Qlass, the l I-'E '7om 0 fl mual -Be No l f G llltil N mst' 3 Q 2 Ezianderslonvtllefl lbw. O J 9' After leavin! Bb. ay day, April 21, 0 Q. .4 ,L-,MI A 0 0 own- sur. .'0000' M Stunt Nightp 1' V. 29-30 ruce loecralt. cD0na1d. me. I YI'lOl1l. ue the night we .lt lh 'en' 3- sg da t...,I'23Tff.. 'me -Saturday ,enm- 9 2 abs included tours of the Untvar- a barbeque and guest seats In Broad .lump t Clarksville Noel Lane. Sumner Hllh Bchool's epresentatlve ln the annual Ro- :ary Club Field Day tournament at :he Clarksville Municipal Stadium isfiswwff -Mu '13-il-lil-EF milk ' 1, 3, , - . W won second place the broad lump by Jumbina 19 4 1 th eet 4 inch . Carl Smith oi' Clarks- -1-1--5-jj - gmc .llle took 21115 'pllce With 19 feet ' -' .,- - - W-WQQEMB . ' ,. ' Lane also placed fourth ln the 210 --1 - sa X '9' '--f i1 - : if -' f, Liflilf ards dash and fourth ln the ban- X N ' all throw. He previously held ph, far Q., ,,,,.., ,.,,.,, wmchiE1k?E23i 25? '?.f e won last Year 'lu' . ' i 0 6 me Uhr md wummum md. 'ren schools and 1oo boys wok 4- .fswfezmii-at-N 9 Le. mmm WM- pn: ln the event I- .. ., - l I, I ,,.,,,1,, ,,,,. 1. H,-W ,,.., ,,l..m--1--- ----- 'gr-,, Q55 -M 12 + -, . H V- 1- - - ' -A -' tl ' . .. . ,, . . . . - .- 1:1 1 -2 A . .' - , 1, , -. 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' K Q M x , 31514 N ., fs' , X2 Q 7' Q 4 f AW -. , 'N? f 5 A Q .Z 55 f In 2 as g mul W H, ' H 1 7 ' -fq bah its Beat Gallgfinl!! Q 3 It P in 'A A ww I V Q il? it 'Z 9 3 'E A f? if I 1 1 Q I The Panthers in action FW 5. , 42492 V i I, Q NN P ,G . 1? tx Going after that food- Ns... 4 Q Campus leaders!! l o Seniors go over the top in magazine sales. 'Ft s Mr. Troutt-Janitor Ott to Knoxville!! 512919 nail! Z. L0 W . as Zi ini' W' xi Q! i .S , ft 9'- Rep. Pat Sutton congratulates Safety Patrol. 'qv- 'wily ing Mrs. Sfinson-Music 6, eff Mrs. Hobdy-Mueic Queen Beffy-crowned at Homecoming QW, Touchdown Twins admire Trophy!! l A2 . .,m,,,i i M55 ' ' THE WWWMW 2-Zane AlberTa Sfreef Edlfor In Chief Wealfd Carol Knowles A Snapshot Editor Succeaw- Mrs Hunmcutt Sponsor Wanda Klrkham Assrsfanr Edrror 40? Yvonne Cummlngs Busrness Manager ,f-- 7 We shall TorgeT many of The Things which have made our high school days worTh while. We'll lose some of The eager- ness and enThusiasm we now have, and even a few of our cherished memories will be losT wiTh The passage of Time. IT is The desire of THE PANTHER To keep Those memories living. lTs purpose is To record The year's acTiviTies in such a way ThaT each page will lead us over The old paThs, cause us To relive old experiences, renew old friendships, and recapTure The momenTs ThaT are gone. To all members of The BeTa Club who conTribuTed To The compleTion of This yearbook - I am sincerely graTeful. Editor X514-I I at MR. WILLIAM M. HUNTER, B.S., M.A. Superintendent of the Portland Schools Because of your patience and understanding, you have the respect and affection of the faculty and students who work with you daily. We realize that our problems and waywardness may have caused you to say: There are days that try my soul! We want you to realize that we do appreciate your interest and consideration at all times. The ideals you have upheld are for our improvement. From the depth of our hearts we wish for you both success and happiness! THE SENIORS 9 Dzdicaliau COACH DOUGLAS MCDONALD, B.S., M.A. To a coach who has taught us to value the ability to take defeat as well as victory- To a coach who places sportsmanship and clean play above other characteristics of a good game- To a coach who demands that we give the best that we have at all times- To a coach who has done much to improve the quality of athletics in our school during the five years he has been our leader- To a coach who has given more time and personal service than we students will ever know- We, the Senior Class of 1951, dedicate This edition of THE PANTHER. 1 F LAWRENCE BRADLEY, B.S. Science ROBERT DAWSON, B.S. Mathematics W. A. DORRIS, B.S. Agriculture guru! y EMPSON, A.B. MRS. WILLIAM HUNTER, B.S. Commercial MAXINE JENKINS, B.S. Home Economics MRS. EARL JERNIGAN, B.S. Social Science Physical Education Librarian MRS. A. W. MISCHNICK, B.S. Social Science English , FLORENCE HUNNICUTT A.B., M.A. English f XMMRS. o. M. K Moons, A.a Q Languages Mathematics IELUQ 'Q'- ff X 'cv' SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Noel Lane . , .,v, ,...,.. . ,, . ,A, President Bert Anglea eeeeeeee e,,,..,A. V ice President Alberta Street eee,eee ...,,.v,,...A, S ecrefary Frank Empson Maurice Utley Mrs. Jernigan Mrs. Empson .......................... - ............ Sponsors ---,------,Treasurer ---------Reporter BERT ANGLEA Mathematics Bert's a handsome fellow That we consider very keen. He makes a swell captain For our football team. Class President 2, 3, Vice President 4, Letter Club 2, 3, Glee .Club 3, Vice President 3, Science Club 3, 4, FFA 1, 2, NFL 2, 3, Vice President 3, Thespian 2, 3, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Captain 4, All-Midstate End 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Alt. Captain 2, FHA King 1. WAYNE BENNETT Agriculture Wayne is a boy With eyes of brown, And rather handy To have around. FFA l, 2, 3, 4, Treasu ball 3, 4, Science Club 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 3, 4, Class Tournament 2, 3, 4, FFA Crop Judging 1,,2, 3, Senior Alphabet. ANNE BROWN Mathematics Anne is a girl Who's friendly to all When in need of a friend, Just give her a call. Senior Alphabet, Class Reporter 1, Language Club 1, 2, FHA 1, NFL 1, 2, 3, Thespian 2, 3, Science Club 2, 3, 4, Reporter 2, Librarian 4, Beta Club 2, 3, 4, Reporter 4, Paper Staff 2, 3, Yearbook Staff 2, 3, 4, Commercial Club 3, Program Chairman 3, Band 2, 3, Class Tournament 2, 3, 4, Vocal Trio 4, CVC Music Contests 3, 4, Music Festival 3, 4, CVC Vocal Quartet 3. PATTY BROWN Commercial Patty is always As neat as can be. Never frowning, But full of glee. Glee Club 2, 3, FHA 1, 2, 3, Class Treasurer 1, Paper Staff 4, Science Club 1, 2, Secretary 1, Class Tournament 1, 2, 3, Cheerleader 4, Senior Alphabet. CHARLIE CLAIBORNE Agriculture Verbs and gerunds drive him wild. And some girls do the same, But there'll never be a nicer guy No matter what his name. rer 4, Parks Sub-Dist. Treasurer 4, FFA Basket- JOANNE BRILEY Commercial Joanne is a girl That's bright and gay Always smiling As she goes her way. FHA 1, 2, 3, 4, Song Leader 2, Science Club 1, 2, 3, Beta Club 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 3, CVC Music Con- test 3, Vocal Duet 3, Music Festival 3, Yearbook Staff 2, 3, 4, Senior Alphabet. LONNIE BRILEY Agriculture Lonnie is bashful, But kind to all. When he has something to say, He says it. That's alll FFA 1, 2, 3, 4. is FFA 1, 2, 3, 4, FFA Basketball Manager 4, Glee Club 1, 3, 4, FFA Dairy and Poultry Judging 2. He may dread his history class, ,A-rf. HUGH ALLEN CRAIGE Agriculture Z,,,,i,,,.llLrif,f- If - - -- 1 A 1 ,J And others it's quite true, But in the end he'll always pass, And smile as he comes through. FFA 1, 2, 3, 4. - Q '24, usa '7L7l1 it ,s 2 JAMES DICKENS Agriculture James Carroll is quiet And meek as a mouse. If he isn't careful, He'll be head of a house. FFA 1, 2, 3, 4, Class Tournament 2, Cattle Judging 1, Crop Judging 2, 3, Skills Contest 2, 3, 4. JOE DOBBS Agriculture In English class Joe isn't a whiz, But as an athlete He's the best there is. FFA I, 2, 3, 4, Vice President 3, President '4, Football 3, 4, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Letter Club 3. BETTYE DYE English A quiet girl is Bettye Faye Always smiling as she goes her way. She's kind and friendly to one and all, And willing to respond to all who call. Most Outstanding 2, Glee Club Accompanist 1, 3, 4, Vice President 4, Beta Club 2, 3, 4, Language Club 2, 3, FHA 1, Science Club 1, 2, 4, Secretary-Treas- urer 4, CVC Music Contests 1, 3, 4, CVC and Dist. Poetry Interpretation 2, 3, FFA Queen Attendant 3, Class Tournament 3, Class Secretary 3, Football Queen Attendant 2, 3, Girls' State Representative 3, Yearbook Staff 4. rr JOE DYE Agriculture Joe Dye is a sincere lad, Neither good and neither bad. Just a little mischievous on the side, Or would you call it lust his pride? Science Club 4, FFA 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice President 4, NFL 2, Glee Club 4, Paper Staff 4, Senior Alphabet, FFA Basketball Manager 3, 4. I7' X' V. . 4 .1 if X X i fr x X bl JN N ,u f ,a FISKNK EMPSON science Frank's inner-self ls painted with ambition. If he doesn't succeed the first time, He resorts to repetition. Class Vice President 1, 2, Reporter 3, Treasurer 4, Most Outstanding 1, 2, Paper Staff 3, Ass't Editor 4, Beta Club 3, 4, President 4, Vice President of Stu- dent Council 4, Class Tournament 2, 3, School Patrol 4. DELANO GRAVES Agriculture Delano is the driver Of a Pontiac Eight. He makes sure he's on time For every date. Football 1, 2, Basketball 1, 2, 3, FFA 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice President 2, Class Tournament 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball Manager 4. DAVID HARPER Mathematics David has plenty of pep When it comes to playing guard, But when it comes to lessons He is tempted to retard. FFA 1, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 2, 3, Football Letter Club 2, 3, 4. HAROLD HARPER Mathematics Harold Dean's a boy Who's willing and ready. ln all his work He's consistent and steady. FFA 1, 2, 3, 4. 1, 2, 3, 4, Science Club KENNETH HARPER 'Mathematics Kenneth jumps in his truck And is off like a iet. Riding with him is one thing You'lI never forget. FFA 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 3, 4, Science Club 3. JOANNE HART Commercial Joanne is a girl gf- .V A Who is rather tall. W1 ' -- L She's friendly with everyone And kind to all. 'I Glee Club 2, 3, Science Club 2, 3, Commercial ,Club 3, FHA 'l, Language Club 2, 3, Paper Staff 4, Senior Alphabet. PEARL HEADY Commercial This senior lass Whose name is Pearl ls one of the best friends You'lI find in the world. FHA l, 2, 3, Class Tournament 2, 3, Science Club 4 LLOYD HESTER Mathematics He's known among his classmates As the wittiest lad. To become a senior Made Lloyd very glad. FFA 4, Glee Club 2, 3, Science Club 2, 3, Foot ball 3, 4. REBECCA HURT Commercial Rebecca Hurt is Both kind and smart. She's the kind of girl That wins your heart. Senior Alphabet, FHA 1, Band 2, Science Club 1, 2, 4, Thespian 2, 3, Treasurer 3, Language Club 2, 3 NFL 2, 3, Commercial Club 3, Democracy Contest 3, Beta Club 4, Yearbook Staff 4. JOE JONES Social Science Joe is a boy With dark hair and eyes. When he walks down the hall, You should hear the girls' sighs. FFA 2, 3, FFA Basketball 3, 4, Class President l, Senior Alphabet. I FRANCES KEITH Commercial This gal Frances, Who came from Nashville, ls always friendly, And never bashful. FHA l, 3, 4, Glee Club 3, 4, Junior Red Cross l, 2, 3, 4, Dramatics 3, Student Council 1, Class Tournament 1, 2, 3, Basketball 3, 4, Paper Staff 4. WANDA KIRKHAM Mathematics Wanda is intelligent And has talent, too, She never gives up Until her work is through. Class Reporter 2, FHA 1, Science Club T, 2, Beta Club 2, 3, 4, Year- book Staff 2, 3, 4, Ass't Editor 4, Commercial Club 3, Vice President 3, Debate Team 3, 4, Runner-up CVC 3, T.l.L.L. Winner 3, Democracy Contest 3, Class Tournament 2, School Reporter 4, NFL 3, Senior Alphabet. CAREY LANIER A very nice person And nobody's fool, He is one of th We have in our school. Beta Club 2, 3, President 3, Glee Club 4, Secretary- Treasurer 4, Patrol Captain 4, Class Tournament 3. GLORlA LINK Gloria is a girl That is full of wit. When she starts a task, She is not likely to quit. FHA l, 2, 3, Science Club 4, Glee Club 1, 2, Class Tournament 2, 3. ,f 451183 sf S e Q YI' X7 CARLEEN KNOWLES Commercial Carleen is sincere and sweet. She has a smile that can't be beat. She's full of fun at any time. To lose a friend she thinks a crime. Science Club 1, 2, 4, FHA l, 2, 3, Treasurer 2, Vice President 3, Commercial Club 2, 3, NFL l, 2, 3, Thespian 3, Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Reporter 4, Beta Club 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 4, Class Tournament 2, 3, 4, Paper Staff 4, Pub. Manager 4, Yearbook Staff 2, 3, 4, Senior Alphabet. NOEL LANE Science Noel is a leader In anything he tries. And in the days that are to come Success a plenty lies. Beta Club 3, 4, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Alt. Captain 4, Student Council President 3, Most Outstanding Boy 3, Campus Leader 4, Track Team 2, 3, Science Club 'l, 3, 4, President 4, Letter Club 2, 3, Class Vice President 3, Class President 4. Science e best Commercial A lively lad is Lanny Moore. He's a whiz on the basketball Robert is a lot of fun, And always a smiling lad, Patrol 4. SHIRLEY LOVELL Commercial A very sweet girl ls our friend, Shirley. The art of making friends She has learned early. Science Club l, 2, 3, 4, Paper Staff 4, FHA 2, 3, 4, Commercial Club 3, Glee Club 1, 3, 4, Music Festival 3, 4, Vocal Trio 4, CVC Music Contest 4. SUE MARTIN Commercial Sue is quite likable, And is tull of fun, But when she has a duty, lt is sure to be done. Paper Staff 4, Sports Editor Science Club 4, FHA 1, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 2, 3, CVC Music Contest 3, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Football Queen Attendant 4, Senior Alphabet. 4, Commercial Club 3, LANNY MOORE Social Science floor. On the football field he is rough, But with his friends he is never tough. Science Club 1, 2, 4, Letter Club 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 2, 3, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Football I, 2, 3, 4, Class Treasurer 3, CVC Music Contest 3, Vocal Quartet 3, Music Festival 3, Senior Alphabet. ROBERT PEARSON Mathematics But if we were to see him without gum, We'd know there is none to be had. Class Tournament 2, 3, Commercial Club 3, Paper Staff 4, School JAMES PORTER Mathematics James Porter, a mischievous lad, Sometimes he's goody sometimes he's bad. As he works from day to day, lt's little work and mostly play. Commercial Club 3, Paper Staff 4. CLYDE RIGGS Science This charming lad is a diplomat With knowledge and suaveness too. Someday he will reach the top And plead a strong case for you. Science Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Language Club 1, 2, 3, Beta Club 2, 3, 4, Vice President 4, Extemp. Speaking 2, Debate 3, 4. . xt ' . fn' B 't Q17 sh 5 . F WILLIIAM RCDARK h Agfafuirwi d elgfmfdi ij- H: Wil iam Ear e, suc a sincere a , Has nothing to do with a thing that's bad. He is a friend in every way And always smiles from day to day. FFA 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 3, FFA Basketball 3, 4, Dairy Contest 1, 2, Senior Alphabet. ALBERTA STREET Mathematics This girl, Alberta Street, To every teacher is a treat, She is a friend in every way, And she keeps smiling from day to Beta Club 2, 3, 4, Yearbook Staff 2, 3, 4, Business Manager 3, Editor 47 Science Club 2, 3, Vice Presi- dent 4, Language Club 1, 2, Commercial Club 3, FHA 1, Mid-State Convention 1, NFL 2, 3, Secretary 3, Thespian 2, 3, Debate 2, 3, Team Alt. 3, Band 2, 3, Student Council 3, Most Outstanding Girl 35 Class Tournament 37 Class Secretary 2, 47 Senior Alphabet. day. SUE VANATTA Commercial Quaint and petite ls this girl Sue. Friendly and neat And ever so true. BOBBY TORRENTS Agriculture Bobby is a guy With words not many. Though he is shy A truer friend? Not any! FFA 'l, 2, 3, 4. MAURICE UTLEY Science Maurice is a girl As iolly as can be. We all enioy her fun For it comes so free. NFL 1, 2, 3,'Thespian 2, 3, Language Club 1, 2, Paper Staff 2, 3, Joke Editor 4, Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Science Club 2, 3, 4, Reporter 4, Class Reporter 4, Music 1, 2, 3, 4, FHA 1, Senior Alphabet, CVC Music Contest 3, 45 Band 2. FHA 1, 2, 3, Science Club 4j Class Tournament 3. 5 v GOLDIE WOODALL Mathematics Goldie is a girl Ever full of fun But when it comes to work She always gets it done. FHA 1, 2, 3, Science Club 4, Class Tournament 2, 3, 4. JOHN WOODWARD Agriculture In books, so say his teachers, John's not always on the ball, But' in current events He seems to be the best of all. Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 3, Science Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Lab. Ass't 3, 4, FFA 1, 2, 3, 4, Crop Judging 1, Dairy Judging 2, Cattle Judging 3, Public Speak- ing 1. HAROLD YouNG Agriculture 1-W-1 , Harold Young is a boy That greets you with a smile. When he plays his guitar, You can hear him for a mile. THELMA WAKEFIELD Commercial Thelma is very smart in books, And she rates high when it comes to looks. She enioys her favorite pastime Of keeping horses ever in line. FHA 1, 2, 3, 4, Beta Club 2, 3, 4, Secretary 4, Glee Club 2, Paper Staff 4, Class Tournament 2, 3, School Council 4, Yearbook Staff 2, 3, 4, Senior Alphabet. DAN WEST Social Science Dan is a boy Who is full of iest And a real true friend When put to the test. FFA 2, 3, FFA Basketball 3, 4, Class Secretary 1. LOIS WEST Commercial Lois' hair is a little bit red, And her eyes are very blue. No matter what your trouble is, She'Il always be found helping you. FHA 1, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 2, Music 1, 2, 3, 4, Class Tournament 3, Paper Staff 4. LESS WISEMAN Agriculture Less is a boy Who doesn't like work. Some of his duties He is inclined to shirk. FFA I, 2, 3, 4, Class Toumament 2, 3, Cattle Judg- ing 1, Crop Judging 2, 3, Skills Contest 3, 4, FFA Basketball 3. . . , 5 . J U11 J Nj. bjzqsifiy 5 Z Q ltcijz 9--fr .. 5 .1 J, 0 of f' 4' xl PQ, f 1 f' .1 jfk ffl' -il. 9 ' af, L :CZ '11-1 l!J 4, . f N TisTl. 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To our SPONSORS we leave the hope of receiving a class not quite so noisy as ours. To MR. HUNTER, we leave our sincere appreciation for his leadership during our four years here. To the FACULTY we leave wishing to thank them for their guidance. To the JUNIORS we leave the challenge for them to reach the goals we have achieved, or higher ones if they can. To the SOPHOMORES we leave the problem of raising money for the Junior-Senior trip. To the FRESHMEN we leave our old desks and books, wishing them success in their years in school. We, BERT ANGLEA and NOEL LANE, leave our positions at end to Norman Lane and Jimmy Wiseman. I, WAYNE BENNETT, leave my loud laugh to Jim Collins. LONNIE BRILEY, leave my shyness and bashfulness to Ray Hodges. I, ANNE BROWN, leave my typing ability to those who need it desperately. I, I, PATTY BROWN, leave my office work to Doris Brown. We, JOAN BRILEY and FRANCES KEITH, leave hope for the other girls, since this is leap year. I, CHARLIE CLAIBORNE, iust leave!!! I, HUGH ALLEN CRAIG, leave my quiet ways to Jimmy Phillips. I, JAMES DICKENS, leave Barbara Ann unwillingly. We, JOE DOBBS and JOAN HART, leave a few inches of our height to all the short boys and girls. DYE and WANDA KIRKHAM, leave our high we, BETTY grades to those with a will and a willingness to burn the mid-night oil. I, JOE DYE, leave my mischievous ways to Jimmy Johnson. I, FRANK EMPSON, leave my artistic ability to Yvonne Lee. I, DELANO GRAVES, leave regretful of my ineligibility to PIUY football and basketball. I, DAVID HARPER, leave my love of football to the boys on the Panther squad. I HAROLD HARPER, leave willingly. 1 I, KENNETH HARPER, leave my ability to swing the curves to Bobby Harper. We, PEARL HEADY and GLORIA LINK, leave with peace of mind which is more than we expected. I, LLOYD HESTER, leave my wavy hair to Charlie Caudill. I, REBECCA HURT, leave my neatness to Juanita Street. CARLEEN KNOWLES, leave a few of my extra pounds to Eunice Hodges who needs them. I, I, CAREY LANIER, leave my ability as the first to get dressed for Physical Education to David Cummings. I, SHIRLEY LOVELL, leave-hoping to be able to invite you soon to a home of my own. I, SUE MARTIN, leave my position as guard on the basket- ball team to Barbara Hunter. LANNY MOORE, leave my romantic ways to Billy Freeland, hoping he will be successful too. I, I, ROBERT PEARSON, leave my wit to Bobby Neal-as if he needed it! I, JAMES PORTER, leave my seat in typing to anyone with four dollars and a half. I, CLYDE RIGGS, leave my debating ability to Norman Stovall. I, WILLIAM ROARK, leave my iaw brace to Jim Beaty who will need it often. I, ALBERTA STREET, leave my sincerity to Laura Ruth Claiborne. BOBBY TORRENTS, leave my ability to become a Senior to all those who are willing to work. I, I, MAURICE UTLEY, leave my iolliness to Fayola Deasy. We, SUE VANATTA and LOIS WEST, leave our quaintness to Joyce Freeland and Joan Harris. I, THELMA WAKEFIELD, leave my appreciation for the honors bestowed on me. We, DAN WEST and JOE JONES, leave-surprised! I, LESS WISEMAN, leave-gladly, but wondering when I'II learn to work. I, GOLDIE WOODALL, leave my soft voice to Beatrice Long. I, JOHN WOODARD, leave-I hopel I, HAROLD YOUNG, leave my musical ability and my pleasant smile to Donnie Wiseman. We, the SENIOR CLASS, having bequeathed all our possessions in this will, do hereby leave, hoping success will be our reward. Frank Empson and Carey Lanier Testators CLASS PROPHECY May, 1962 Dear Diary, . This has been quite a day! On my rounds as a traveling saleswoman, I returned to Portland. There have been many changes, but it'll always be the same old town. Before starting work, I decided to visit S. C. H..S. The first two people I saw when I stepped into Miss Marie's room were John Woodard and Delano Graves, still sitting in their same old places by the radiator. Miss Marie had given them up as hopeless and gone on a vacation, while Wanda Kirkham was substituting for her. She didn't seem to be making much progress though, John still thinks cat is spelled k-a-t. I was very much surprised to find that Harold Dean Harper is now the mathe- matics teacher. After a brief visit to every classroom, I went to town where I met Noel Lane and Bert Anglea, still captains-but in the navy. They're expecting a promotion and will probably get it too. As I left them, a large poster attracted my eye. The big Joe David Dye Circus was coming to town. Wayne Bennett was the ring master, and it featured-can you believe this-Rebecca Hurt, the greatest lion trainer on earth. Her lions make Mable Stark's look like alley cats. Still dazed I walked up the door of a beautiful house. The butler, Bobby Tor- rents, opened the door and showed me into the library where I sat down to wait. Idly I picked up the paper, edited by Joe Jones with Frank Empson as art editor. Who should be on the front page staring back at me but Gloria Link, who was back home to stay after living in France for the last few years! She was dressed in the latest Paris creation. Ooh la la! The next page showed a picture of Joan Hart, new Paramount star, who is currently appearing in the movie, Put Your Shoes On Lucy, produced and directed by William Roark. She had been photographed by Lanny Moore, who seems to relish his profession of photographing pretty girls. The music on the radio suddenly-drew my attention. It was the most beautiful string music I have ever heard. You're right, it couldn't be played by any other than those famous Grand Ole Opera stars, Harold Young with his mandolin and Charlie Claiborne with the guitar. Suddenly the program was interrupted by the great news commentator, Clyde Riggs, who predicted that Bettye Dye would win the election and be the first woman senator from Tennessee and that Joe Dobbs' Vandy team would win over Tennessee 100-0. Clyde Riggs' predictions are 99V2 percent correct. I switched off the radio as the lady of the house, the former Shirley Lovell, appeared. While talking of our old school mates, she told me that she had iust received a telephone call from Alberta Street, who is hostess for Portland Airlines. It seems that Lloyd Hester, who got his training by driving his Chrysler, had lost control of the plane going through a drove of flying saucers and had to make an emergency landing near Buck Lodge. The able Dr. Carleen Knowles and her nurse, Maurice Utley, were on hand to see that everyone was taken care of. No one seemed to be hurt though, except Mayor Robert Pearson who was unconscious for a few minutes. While he was out he kept saying, I knows da is ghostes cause I iest see'd one. I suppose he was lust dreaming of his role in a Chapel program back at s. c. H. s. g When Shirley told me that a big super market had iust been opened by Floyd Briley and his wife Joan, well known as the town gossip, I rushed down to see what I could find out. Joan couldn't wait to report that if it didn't all blow over, James Dickens and Less Wiseman were going to build a bubble gum factory on the square in Portland. Opposition to the enterprise comes from Dan West, Chair- man of the school board, who believes that all the children will want to quit school and work there, and from two big strawberry farmers, David Harper and Lonnie Briley, who fear that Portland will cease being the strawberry capital and get to be known as, PortIand, heart of the bubble gum belt. Mayor Pearson has been quoted as saying, It's a grand idea. .- vy-1-:qvw-f.,W7'T7-In.-W - --1-TY-.w 7 , Joan also told me that pianist Lois West and singer Anne Brown were going to appear at Carnegie Hall as soon as Hugh Allen Craigge, construction engineer, and his men completed repairs. Lois and Anne had teamed up to perform at Patty Brown's grand wedding when talent scout, Sue Vanatta, heard them and helped them on their way. I would have enioyed staying longer with Joan but her triplets were playing Tarzan, swinging from the light fixtures and landing around my neck. It began to get on my nerves. Also I couldn't hear very well for one of them kept trying to stuff my ears with cotton. As I was leaving, I noticed an advertisement of tooth paste. The smiling girl in the picture was Sue Martin, an excellent choice to be sure. While walking on down the street, whom should I meet but Pearl Heady, now home on a vacation after winning fame at the Indianapolis Speedway as the only girl who can drive through a stone wall without butting her brains out. She told me that Frances Keith's husband decided to run for governor of Tennessee and that they and their two lovely little girls had moved to Nashville. We stopped in for a bite to eat at Lanier's Pharmacy, owned and operated by Carey Lanier. Goldie Woodall waited on us. She showed us a new book entitled, JUMP IN THE LAKE written by Kenneth Harper. It is the sequel to his well-known story, WHAT I'D DO IF I WERE STALIN. I noticed that it was printed by the James Porter Publishing Company. As Pearl was driving me home, she reminded me that this was the tenth anni- versary of our graduation from S. C. H. S. As we were recalling the fun we had at football and basketball games, class tournaments and all the other times, we realized that good times are never gone if they're not forgotten. Thelma Wakefield A BOOK OF MEMORIES The book of time has ope'd its page To the yearning youth so free, Come write your page as others have done And build your history. There are pages filled with study That some wrote with array, But others lingered along Deciding they had rather play. One chapter holds,the battle That for years had been defeat, 'Til our noble knights charged on To fling the foe beneath their feet. Some are filled with happiness, While others tell the sad, And somehow, someway, it seems The good o'ercame the bad. As time wears on-the pages turn. The ink is getting low. We suddenly awake from a wonderful dream And find it's time to go. The waning chapter soon will close. The book of youth departs, But the book of memories forever remains Entwined within our hearts.. -Bettye Dye is gg f 3 I -nv ,ww 'Z A vw ., :Ez ' .' LW f rf 1 J , ,.-gg r ,, . 1 X 'ii is if t 1 Q v i 1 JA U Q - H aw 1 5 3 Y K k--. V Fi J RQ.. Af' 'W xo l Q , +A. ,uf A Q ,. Y Mi ,J l Xb 0 , J? 1 .4 w 'f A K . ty, . , :I - 5 Qi Q JUNIOR Perry Harper - .,,,. ,,,,,,,,,,.......,,,,,,..,,A,A.. s , Mary E. Williams ,,,... Lorene Williams .,,.. ,,,,,,,,, Joyce Freeland ,,,e. .,,e, Barbara Groves ,,.,,. ,,,,,, Miss Jenkins Mr. Bradley ,..,a,e .President ----,,-Vice President Secrefa ry ,Treasurer Reporter ,-.,-,,Sponsors Jean Cook Who can fail to say she is my friend? J. P. Crafton ln spite of all the learned have said, I still my own opinions keep. Yvonne Cummings Eature is the art of God. June Deasy Although I'm not very tall, I'd rather be short than not at all. Denning Harold He who invented work should have finished it. Betty Devasher She was gentle, she was shy There was good will in her eye. Kenneth Dorris Quiet, unassuming a likable fellow. Rebecca Farmer Marriage is the cure for love's intoxication. Mary F. Ferguson Best be yourself, good and true. 'kmumx 'nap' - -- x 0' , een not heard. Qfari lj a S K J i A Aiman ?l7d'l AP! mar it P strong 1 il is oft cnqdloquent than words. xr 'V env gy M J sfiss It thin?-,ytcept temptation. Her smile was sweety her manner s eeter. Most anyone would like to meet her. Marie Brown She has more goodness in her little finger than he has in his whole body. ' Rhea Chandler Men of few words are best of men. Laura Claiborne l have nobodyp l am in charity with the world.' Donald Collins Never trouble trouble 'til trouble troubles you. James Collins God bless the man who first invented sleep 5 . . K f af. ,J wp K 1' 5 ' 'J f5.fif ' 1- f f , Doris Brown A35 m. 1 lr b Nohafraid of work, but not in sympathy with ' It l ,g,4,bq.,.R,4..Vw t ,f9lAJ A Bill Freeland ,AIJU A- 64413 Y May you live all the days of your life. .b' 7,4 ', Joyce Freeland lf life is worth living, it is worth enjoying. Eugene Garrett I cannot do wrong and feel right. Glen Glover lf study is the cause of death, I'll be here for a long time yet. Barbara Groves My heart is warm with the friends I make. Mary Sue Graves How sweet and fair she seems to be. u Addie P. Hammond Happy am I-from care l'm free. Why aren't they all contented like me? Perry Harper R Hodges why worry?'Things are bound to happen A Ky, C 1 J 11 af cl. Fl anyway. I. u aff C' W 3' HNIE5 1 4 Daphydean Jenkins Ujl A kind heart isva fountain of gladness. K I . 1 l Jimmy Johnson L ' K In search of mischief still on earth to roam ' I L Q , Q t David Jones A little learning is a dangerous thing Mlip if ., -.f.,f' Vggg' 1 A IL Magdlle-mg Keehe W SiIence is more musical than song. , Virginia Kepley Jfvf ':J'Q'4:'iaid of all work whether coarse or fine. Daxdd: Kirkham Conceit is God's gift to little men. James Leath My little body is weary of this great world.' Beatrice Long l am not only witty myself, but the cause of wit in others. Florence McCloud Our birth is nothing but our death begun. I . 95 V 1 Mlvgfyifii n ai ace Lp Mary Eliz eth Webb She seeketh diligently after knowledge. Bobby White X Fingers were made before forks, and hands X before knives. IQ- B J if Il' 3 91 ' he is pret o walk with, witty to talk with. , +1 Lx Y, .xx Q . . y t ackie White 'N X2 K, , Little bw loud! Xi U I Avy I try Frank Wilkes If 'V' It lf study is the cause of death, P B' ' l'll live forever. N X U -1 X' NX f' Charles Williams ' I shall be like a tree, die at the top. Jane Williams She thinks much, but talks little. Mary Ellen Williams With malice toward none, with charity for all Lorene Williams A cheerful heart is a good medicine. m. ' A '3,Lgv15'+5-'f L55 dndNlcCqrmack ,UL-it 1- Weet Euingand sweet spoken. 1 e xy al l should not interfere with one's educa- 'JPL tion. Dean Parker The best doctors in the world are Doctor Diet, Doctor uiet, and Doctor Merryman. Q s I i ou P rdue e sterday looked back with a smile. Ra an kip 9 B ' es sw to all she meets. 9 t t orrow take care of tomorrow. Alice Shirrel It is better not to live than to be unhappy. Joan Harris 'Tis as cheap sitting as standing. Juanita Street Good natured and generous, iolly and clever. , l i n if pl! I 8 .JV ,fifrd if X 'i OEM' xr ,,rjvJW? ww' .' uv' lj? ' WIA? 'X 'IV .LIN ALJ L . 5p,fN3,,f'L43:pfiXf1 ,xnkjlvv Lf' N1 QIL Xl 1. XX 1. ,- A IQ gmfgg ialultl in 4' Q fm ix SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS Joe Elliott S,,..,......,.,...........,S,,,.,,S.,,S......, Presrdenf Allen Jones .... SS,.,........S V ice President Jean Stinson ..... eee,e.,, S ecrerary-Treasurer Fayola Deasy .eA.e ,.e,.,,.e,,.e,,....,.e R eporter Mrs. Hunter Mr. Dawson ......................,.....,............, Sponsors emo rrss S :.,, s r I ,S i Z Thelma Adams . Q52 it Ronny Bobby Mary James Talmadge Helen Atchison Ausbrooks Ausbrooks Beaty Briley Brown Wanda Bertha Herman Cherry David Patricia Brown Civils Crafton Craigge Cummings Cummings 1. Carolyn Fayola Agnes Betty Sarah Joe Davis Deasy DeJohn Douglas Dye Elliot Charles Donna --'Barbara Fisher Franklinul' 5 if Freedle Janette Gourle Q , iff' .1 'ltx C' . Lf' ,li H tl'-l ,y 4, X X1 I' ,:' .i, I 1' , il l! bv' -1 . 'l I :J ' . g A' 1 fr NK! NX g ' 1 A at 1,1 I r Il Jane George Jimmy Bobby Launa Wayne y ,y Graves Graves Gray Gregory Gregory Betty Hardiso Alberta . Hobdy Billy Thurman Billy Peggy Joe n Harclison Harper Harris Henson Hester J L Elwanda Alan Phyllis Lois Jenkins Jones Keen Kirkham 'LWSW Mary Frances Sara Frances J. R. Knight Knowles Lamberth Wayne Lamberth i x Qi ,. ,K Q L in i. X x ,Q it -ri 6 -g' .H l .X J 5. '. .K X , 1 l- ' ix 1 ' , . Snr N X -4' A, ' 1 -Q I .. n I ,l .4 - ' 4 Jo Lancaster Adella Shirley Link Link 2 J David Jewel Myrtle Yvonne Lanier Lee Lee Lee Howard Charles Carlyn Carol Martin McDougal McDowell McGlothin Sue John Donna Ma ry E. Barbara Jean Moye Payne Perdue ry: Riggsbee Stinson T 4 N Charles J. C. Harold Sue Jimmy Jimmy Stout Thompson Vaughn Wilkinson Wiseman Woodard ,S . l, Z 6 X 1? Qi fs r FRESHMAN CLASS GFFICERS Norman Stovall as .S,SSS.............,...SS..SS...,., President Charles Caudill ,.,.. ,,,..,,,,,, V ice President Patsy Johnson S ....,eee,e ae...A, S ecrefary-Treasurer Peggy Armstrong ,... ,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,....,, R eporfer Mrs. Moore Mrs, Mischnick s,a... ,e..a.ea S ponsors qw, i4 - 04 I, ,f xx Armstrong, P. DeVasher, D. Johnson, P. Scott, T. B. Austin, J. Dillard, N. R. Johnson, J. Shirrel, L. B. Barry, D. Dobbs, D. Kelley, J. Simpson, J. Baskerville, W. Dorris, C. Lamberth, J. Smart, J. Brewer, N. Fleming, C. Lamberth, J. Stevens, B. Brizendine, H. Fleming, P. Legge, B. Stevens, J. Brown, B. Freeland, N. Link, S. Stewart, R. Brown, B. Freeman, J. Link, S. Story, I. Brown, C. Garrett, G. S. Mathias, J. Stovall, N. Brown, J, Graves, C. Mayes, G. Street, J. Bush, M, H, Groves, W. Meadow, G. TGYlOI', D. Bush, S, Hall, B. Myers, P. VBHGTTB, B. Callis, L, Harper, B. J. McCoin, B. Vartatta, D. Canida, J, Harper, P. McDaniel, J. Vaughn, B. Carter, D. Hobcly, P. McGlothlin, M. S. VVGlT9I', J. Caudill, C. Hodges, E. Oldham, A. White, K. Cherry, Y. Holman, E. J. Perdue, W. R. VVlll4iHSOf1, C Claiborne, W. Hudson, M. F. Perry, W. Wilson, N. 5- Cron, J. Hunter, J. Phillips, J. Wiseman, D. Crunk, B. J. Hunter, R. Pike, C- Williams, B. Cummings, W. Huntsman, P. Poole, A. Wright, P. Denning, B. Jackson, A. POOle, J- Wflghff G- Denning, L. Jernigan, J. W Y -f ' H 'W W W fudmf Kzfumfil Bobbie Crunk Sara F. Knowles Frank Empson Billy Empson Juanita Street Norman Lane, Chairman Bobby Neal Thelma Wakefield A 4 6 i A IA lla W l , L, an s H.'3z'?1J ,ilk i l L L. . ,fi 'L ,I i U , Ki -'Kr 5 OFFICERS David Lanier ........................................ President Betty Dye ............ .............. V ice President Carey Lanier .......... ....... S ecretary-Treasurer Carleen Knowles ...... 1 .................... Reporter Accompanist for Girls: Pat Wright SOPRANO I Cook, Jean Deasy, Fayola Dye, Sarah Franklin, Donna Freedle, Barbara Harris, Joan Knowles, Carleen Long, Beatrice Lovell, Shirley SOPRANO ll Armstrong, Peggy Austin, June Crunk, Bobbie Jo DeJohn, Agnes Freeland, Joyce Jernigan, Jean Legge, Bonnie Oldham, Annette Poole, Joyce Smart, Jackie Wilson, Neva ALTO l Civils, Bertha Harper, Peggy Johnson, Patsy Poole, Aretta ALTO ll Brown, Anne Claiborne, Laura Cummings, Yvonne Keith, Frances Link, Shirley BASS Bennett, Wayne Claiborne, Charlie Dye, Joe Lanier, Carey Russell, Bill TENOR Brizentine, Sonny Denning, Bobby Empson, Billy Hardison, Billy Jackson, Armel Kirkham, David Lanier, David Phillips, Jimmy Sponsors A . f B Mrs. Geraldine Hobdy cgzlgiigsg ace Cys Mr. Lawrence Bradley Elub was. DJ...,..,.,.Q l N Joan Briley Anne Brown Doris Brown Helen Brown Laura Ruth Claiborne Yvonne Cummings Fayola Deasy Betty Faye Dye Joe Elliott Frank Empson Barbara Freedle Joyce Freeland Rebecca Hurt Wanda Kirkham Carol Knowles BETA CLUB Frank Empson ........................................ President Billy Riggs ,...,,,...,..... ......, V ice President Thelma Wakefield ..c.. I ....... Secretary Carol Knowles ca,,... ,,,.,.v.,c T reasurer Anne Brown ...... ...,..,c R eporter Mrs. Hunnicutt ....,.. ...... S ponsor X Noel Lane Carey Lanier David Lanier Yvonne Lee Shirley Link Edna McCormack Carol McGlothlin Billy Riggs Alberta Street Juanita Street Thelma Wakefield Juanita Wallace Mary Elizabeth Webb Mary Ellen Williams President President Secretary Treasurer Reporter Juanita Wallace Patricia Wright Beatrice Long ,, Patsy Johnson Miss Jenkins 7 Nwiixkfps 4' NEW YW +0 1 Ox? 5 ,Q gmlihiriyjig Chaz 5 f rn I QV oe 6? 40 '93-xx 1 Joe Dobbs ,,,,, , Joe Dye . .,,... ....... - Kenneth Harper Wayne Bennet Charlie Williams ..-...Pres1dent -.--..V1ce President Secretary Treasurer Sentinel Reporter as David Jones ,,,.....,..,. .. fffffffff. FARM RS or 5 i Ausbrooks, B. Barry, D. Beaty, J. Bennet, W. Briley, L. Briley, T. Brown, B. Brown, J. Bush, M. H. Callis, L. Caudill, C. Chandler, P. Claiborne, C. Collins, D. Collins, J. Collins, J. Cratton, H. Crafton, J. Craig, H. Cummings, D. Cummings, W. Dickens, J. Dobbs, J. Dye, J. Edens, Fisher, Forbis, B. Freeland, B. Freeman, J. Garret, E. Glover, G. Gray, B. Graves, C. Graves, D. Gregory, W. Graves, W. Hall, B. Hardison, B. Harper, D. Harper, H. D. C. Harper, K. Harper, P. Harper, B. Harper, T. Harris, B. Hester, L. Hodges, R. Hunter, R. Johnson, J. Johnson, J. Jones, A. Jones, D. Key, G. Kirkham, D. Lambert, W. Leath, J. Mathias, J. Meadows, G. McDougal, C. Neal, B. Payne, J. Perry, W. Pike, C. Roark, W. Stephens, B. Stephens, J. Stout, C. Tarrents, B. Thompson, J C Vanatta, D. Vaughn, H. White, B. White, K. Williams, B. Williams, C. Wiseman, D Wiseman, J. Woodard, J. Woodard, J. Young, H. SCIENCE CLUB W-l.Y.-YY- V V-V .ir W L Noel Lane CCCCC CCCC CCCCC..,..CC....,.,.,,C P r esrdent Alberta Street e,ee,ee.eee. Vice President Bettye Dye Secretary-Treasurer Maurice Utley as .,,, ,,,,,,,,, , ,Reporter Anne Brown ,. ,,A..,,,...,.... librarian John Woodard cc csuiaboratory Ass't Lawrence Bradley ooeo ' ,,..,,. ,, .. ,7,, Sponsor Bert Anglea Wayne Bennett Howard Brizendine Doris Brown Wilma Claiborne Yvonne Cummings Harold Denning Bettye Devasher Joe David Dye Sarah Dye Billy Empson Mary Ferguson Barbara Freedle Pearl Heady Juanita Hunter Rebecca Hurt Carleen Knowles Jane Lamberth Janette Lamberth Norman Lane David Lanier Adella Link Gloria Link Sue Ellen Link Shirley Lovell Sue Martin Florence McCloud Lanny Moore Wilma Perdue Harold Ragan Clyde Riggs Bill Russell Norman Stovall Sue Vanatta Juanita Wallace Mary E. Webb Jackie White Frank Wilkes Sue Wilkinson Goldie Woodall Sonny Brizentine THE PRESS CLUB Wanda Kirkham , .,.....,.......,,A,. . . ,, ,. ,Editor Frank Empson ,..., aaaaaaaa A ssistant Editor Mary Williams ,7,,,,,, ,.,,,,,,,, B usiness Manager Carleen Knowles ..o,,o Publication Manager Mrs. Moore Mrs. Hunter .,a.,.a .......A.,,...,.... S ponsors Sue Graves Shirley Lovell Barbara Groves Sue Martin Anne Brown Doris Brown Bertha Civils Laura Claiborne Jean Cook Yvonne Cummings June Deasy Betty Douglas Joe Dye Sarah Dye Billy Empson Frank Empson Mary Ferguson Joyce Freeland Betty Hardison Joan Harris Joanne Hart Barbara Hunter Daphydean Jenkins David Jones Magdaline Keene Virgina Kepley Frances Keith Wanda Kirkham Carleen Knowles Shirley Link Beatrice Long Florence McCloud Edna McCormack Juanita Myers Robert Pearson James Porter Bill Russel Maurice Utley Thelma Wakefield Juanita Wallace Lois West Lorene Williams Mary Williams F ,six V ll!-'Wx ' A . lf., V 3' ' lf . ' MJD! 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S a 61+ a 9 Sf- Min PENNEY'S GaIIa+in Complimenfs of HARPER FURNITURE co. LAYON BROWN I Counfy Cour+ Clerk qf Gallahn, Tenn. Sumner Counfy 1 f A .fp Complimenis of Complimenfs of V. G. Hawkins Porter W. Womack SUPT. OF SUMNER COUNTY SCHOOLS REGISTRAR OF SUMNER COUNTY C. E. NORTHRUP 81 SON COMPLIMENTS OF GALLATIN Lumber-COBI-Bulldlng Marerials GALLATIN Complimenfs of Compllmenls of GALLAUN TOBACCO 'L'Z2FE'3Ei!1'1?A'f.iZ'?.,'E? WAREHOUSE GALLATIN Complimenrs of STARK'S STUDIO GALLATIN, TENNESSEE GQGGQSGQGQQGGQGGQGGQGGQG C-LQQDC-VQGC-LQ63C?fQ6QfQ0 OQOOQOGPQOOQOC-LQOOQOCLQQDCLQO C-LQ?-J9'QOC-LQOCLQOOQ6 C . GOSSETT MOTOR CO. ompllmenis of , FORD TRACTOR AND IMPLEMENT AGENCY The Fqrmerg Bqnk EXPERT AUTO REPAIRING WRECKER SERVICE-DAY OR NIGHT Paul Gosse++ Phones 3840 and 3426 MEMBER F.D.l.C. Porfland, Tennessee C0mPlimef'fS of REDDICICS BARBER SHOP THE FLOWER BASKET For Thai' smoofh, well-groomed look PHONE 2060 PORTLAND PORTLAND, TENNESSEE C0mPl5me 'fS of LEE'S PAN-AM SERVICE STATION City GGYCIQG Garage and Cafe PHONE 2304 PORTLAND HIGHWAY IO9 PHONE 2440 PORTLAND PORTLAND GRILL SHANNON'S FIRESTONE STORE Shorf Orders-Plaie Lunches Ti,-es and Tubes GUCCI Home COOIKTUQ Home and Aufo Supplies Main Sfreef Porfland Phone 3765 Poriland PORTLAND CLEANERS PORTLAND MONUMENT CO. PICK UP AND DELIVERY Memorials of Qualify ai' Low Cos? Phone 370l Poriland PHONE 24I3 MR. ANGLEA PORTLAND CONSUMERS' DRUG CO. Complimem of The Rexall Siore R055 Grocery PHONE 3727 PORTLAND PHONE 3800 PORTLAND I SHELL CITY CAFE CIWYICIIGI' S Store FROZEN MALTS-ICE CREAM SHORT ORDERS - PLATE LUNCHES Portland, Tennessee Phone 3895 Porfland GQf9CDQ'OCbQ6C9QGC'lQO9309QOCLQT9 QfQ69Q'8Q GtGGQG GQGCLQOGEQGGQGCLQGGQQDGQQGQO GQGGQQDGQGGQQGQQD BROWN MILLING co. COM L ENTS OF Oven Queen Flour Purina Chows Frazer and C0- Phone 205 Gallarin, Tenn. DRY GOODS GALLATIN ENGLAND'S SERVICE STATION Gulf Accessories - Gulf Oils Phone 778 Wes-I Main Gallafin SUMNER CO. REFRIGERATION PLANT Loclrers - Chilling - Srorage Phone I9W GALLATIN W. Easilancl St COMPLIMENTS OF HANCOCK'S TOBACCO WAREHOUSE Gallarin, Tennessee Complimenfs of GALLATIN AUTO PARTS 263 Wesf Main Sfreef Gallafin PHONE 845 Kraft Food Co. PORTLAND and GALLATIN 1 FARMERS SEED CO. SEED-FERTILIZER Phone I050 Gallafin Complimenfs of GALLATIN DRY GOODS STORE HAMILTON SERVICE STATION PHONE II26 329 MAIN ST. Gallafin Tennessee gallafgnl Tennessee Complimenfs of D and D Motor Co. KEMP MOTOR CO. OLDSMOBILE SALES and SERVICE WEST MAIN Phone 506 Wes'I' Main Gallarin Galla+in. Tennessee Complimenfs of CRESCENT HILL Milk Service GALLATIN TENNESSEE Complimenfs of MODERN EQUIPMENT CO. Your Infernafional Harvesfer Dealer W. MAIN ST. GALLATIN GALLATIN HOME FURNISHING CO. I58- I60 Nor+I1 Wafer Sfreer For Fine Furnifure-Mayrag Washer Frigidaire Appliances eeeeeeeeeeweceheeweeweeee QQQQQQQQQQQQQQQ GQGGQGGQGGQGGLQQDQQOGQGGQOQQGGQOGQGGQGGQG Complimenis of NEW FRANKLIN HOTEL and COFFEE SHOP GOAD'S SERVICE STATION Goodyear Tires - BaI'+eries Texaco Producfs Franklin R- F- Os+een. Mgr- Kenfucky Phone 3432 Penland CompIimen+s of PORTLAND COAL 81 SUPPLY CO. Phone 3454 PorI'Iand, Tenn. MOORE MOTOR CO. De Sofo-Sales and Service-PIymouI'h PORTLAND, TENNESSEE Complimenis of I HARRY CATO CAGE Insurance of All Kinds Phone 222I Poriland THE UPPER SUMNER PRESS PHONE 3424 PORTLAND ECONOMY SUPPLY CO. FURNITURE-FRIGIDAIRE-APPLIANCES Phone 3777 Poriland Complimenfs of CASH and CARRY Phone 3920 PorI'IancI J. E. Kerley and Sons Hardware-Furni'I'ure-Rugs Plumbing and Heafing SuppIies EIecI'ricaI AppIiances-Television PHONE 205 I PORTLAND WESTERN AUTO ASSOC. STORE WIZARD BATTERIES- DAVIS TIRES Phone 3939 Porfiand Jernigan's Grocery PHONE 34I2 PORTLAND Complimenfs of YOUNG DRUG CO. Your Prescrip+ion Sfore Phone 20I2 PorI'Iand CompIimenI's of WILLIAMS - JEWELER DIAMONDS-WATCHES-JEWELS Phone 3944 Poriland COMPLIMENTS OF Booker's Store PORTLAND TENNESSEE W. L. BENTLEY'S FIVE and TEN Congraiulafions, Seniors! Por'IIancI, Tennessee OQGGQGGQGGQGGQGQQOGQQGQG GQGCLQGCBPQYQGQQDGQG GQOGQQGQGGQQCLQGGQOGQOQQO ClQ?3CbQ'6JGfQ'6JCLQOC'LQ6 PLANTERS' LOOSE LEAF FLOORS One and Two Burley and One Sucker PAUL JACKSON JUDGE PHILLIPS NATLEY SMITH HAL JACKSON Franklin Dry Goods Co. We have bargains 'I'o offer every day. MR. and MRS. SHIRLEY CLAIBORNE Managers PHONE 500 Franklin, Ky. HUBERT CREASY LUMBER CO. Service and Salisfaclion Wesl' Main SI'ree'I Franklin Phone 44 SIMPSON CO. LUMBER CO. Franklin, Kenfucky Lumber-Mill Work-Building Malerials Franklin, Ky. PHONE 536W Complimenls of FRANKLIN RECAPPING CO. FRANKLIN. KY. COMPLIMENTS OF J. J. Kelley FRANKLIN, KY. JENKINS AND WYNNE MOTOR CO. Your Friendly FORD Dealer Franklin, Ky. STANDARD FARM STORE, INC. SALES and SERVICE Franklin, Ky. Phone lb7 COMPLIMENTS or FARMERS ELEVATOR CO. Feeds - Seeds - Halchery Franklin, Ky. YOKLEY MACHINE CO. George Yokley and Sons Nalional Cylinder Gas Welding Supplies Phone 287 Franklin Lerman Bros. Inc. Franklin, Kenlucky The Home of Weafherbird Shoes GRAINGER AND PEEBLES Real Esl'aI'e Invesfmenls FRANKLIN, KY. Complimenls of GILLISPIE DRY GOODS CO. Esfablished I900 Franklin, Kenrucky Complimenls of Draper and Darwin Franklin, Kenlucky GQGGQGGQOQQOGQOQQOGQOGQG 'GQQGQGGQOGQGGQG' Complimenis of Complimenfs of SIMPSON COUNTY BANK AARCNIS Member of F.D.I.C. Gallaiin, Tennessee Franklin PAYNE BROS. SEED CO. COMPLIMENTS OF Garden and Field Seed BUTT TOBACCO co. ,hm 757 Franklin' Ky' Gallaiin Tennessee COMPLIMENTS OF BAULCH MOTOR CC. GANN'S AETMA SERVICE CI fYSIef and PIYNO'-'+I' Franklin, Kenfucky, PHONZERSCAGND I066 SOUTHERN STATES SIMPSON COOP. C'mPII 'e i5 of Feeds-Seeds-Fer+iIizers-Farm Supplies P 8' B SUPER MARKET ' Franklin, Keniucky F 5 I'Iin- Ke 'I -'CITY COMPLIMENTS OF TARP EY TAXI CAB CO L . PHONE 222 FRANKLIN, KY. FRANKLIN, KENTUCKY STRICKLER MOTORS SIMPSON OO. SEED CO. Dealer in Ferguson Tracfors All Kinds of Seeds Kaiser and Henry J Cars Franklin WHOLESALE 8, RETAIL FRANKLIN 0 WILLIAMS FARM SUPPLY SIMPSON CO. LOOSE LEAF AND HATCHERY FLOORS Feeds and Baby Chicks Burley and Air Cured Gallafin Tennessee THE HOUSE THAT SATISFIESH WADE Franklin, Kenfucky OnIy Aufhorized Ford Dealer in Sumner Counfy D. W. .BiIIingsIea Lewis RuI'I1er'ford We Apprecgig Your Business! a aiin GQGQQGGQGGQGGQGGQOGQGGQG GQGCLQGQQOGQGCLQQD QQGCWQGGQGGQGQQGGQGGQGGQQGQGQQQCQQQ GAQQQQQ CompIimen+s of ROBERT oRR AND COMPANY HAI-E CANDY COMPANY NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE Nashville, Tennessee HILL LUMBER COMPANY Manufacfurers of Hardwood Lumber and Building Ma+eriaIs Flooring - Ceiling - Weafherboarding Complimenfs of FRED BRIZENDINE Groceries - Mea+s - Vegefables Mill Work Phone 3728 Por+Iand, Tennessee PORTLAND HARDWARE COMPANY C P'i 'e 's of 'IA Good gore in a Good Town-' APPLIANCE AND ELECTRIC CO. PLUMBING-APPLIANCES-PAINTS G.E. Television and Appliances FURNITURE Phone 393I Por'IIand KEI-I-Y'S E550 STATION WILKINSON AND WISEMAN A'IIas Tires - Bafferies - Accessories Funeral Home Por+Iand. Tenn!-25569 Poriland, Tennessee CompIimenfs of H. M. GROTH COMPANY Complimefm of NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE PORTLAND DRINK Pinning CQCA-CQl-A Phone 2050 Poriland, Tenn. IN BOTTLES L. G. BALFOLR COMPANY AH'Ieboro, Massachuseffs CLASS RINGS AND PINS COMMENCEMENT INVITATIONS DIPLOMAS MEMORIAL PLAQUES PERSONAL CARDS CLUB INSIGNIA Represenfafivez Mr. Irving Harris, P.O. Box 469, Jackson, Tenn. GQGQQGGQGGQGGQGGQQGQQGQG GQ'0 JC9Q6 939966 0 QQGGQGGQGCLQGGQGGQOGQOGQG 'C-LQOGQOC-LQOCLQQDCLQOA MQQRE-5 DEPT, STQRE SHORT'S LAUNDRY AND DRY Dry Goods Shoes CLEANERS PHONE 2383 PORTLAND PHONE aaso PORTLAND Gordon's FRESH POTATO CHIPS MASSEY MOTOR COMPANY Everyfhing for The Au+o FRANKLIN, KY. Trucks Serving The Besi' Gordon Foods, Inc. NASHVI LLE. TENNESS55 NEW FARMERS TOBACCO WHSE. Franklin, Ky. MARY L. ETSCORN P. PRICE G. D. FERGUSON CHAS. MILLIKEN ANDERSON, YOWELLg and RIPPY COX TOGGERY JAMES KIRKHAM VOGUE BEAUTY SHOP LEE'S SERVICE STATION WILLIAM CLINE AND SON General Merchandise 4 Mi. Eas+ of Porkland on Wesimoreland Road DONOHO MOTOR COMPANY w. N. ROBERTSON ana. co. SOUTHSIDE SERVICE STATION B. N. NEELEY ELMORE BROWN . TURNER'S BARBER SHOP S ft' KNIeHT's PAN AM STATION S Complimenfs of PLANTERS TOBACCO CC. GaIIa1'in Tenn. CLQOC-D EL I LQOCLQED QQEXRESERRE JS A ffxaffgff ffwwffw ,,S1QtW JJQSOQQ 'A wwf' ' Ji' org-Egfjff VK? ik if X iii? Sk ga ill? fiijig X x Q-2232353 if in K Q Xi XX 5 Q mi 5?2 fitfgi R'f:i'i.J Haig wa aff gE3g53kf15X3.,??QL?, Jxxzligjsiblfimli -5632 'fy if MQ Qlkiiifili 'f?f 3XZ.iHa'i?W+1 ffffffgww xgixixf W JWWQQWM l W M 3 W W yy g a , i : l 1 m , M .M M 4, 9 W- + :wwe WM, , 24 R xQQf?Qi3g5V fwffikfwfff VU. ,Lp ' ' ' Wa, 7? max Xi fflffwtfihwgjm Y ' KX , , tw QW. , , . Mpmfnqw 'mkgwfwma JM 'UWA LQ mu. o.Lu-u1.,' SX , 93,1 mhwavs, Mwpulbv -'-fmvnmhu-.J um. my wvpfxum vow ww XAKM fum 935533 MMM W MJ ww pMmW.?EMfw,-1 'JW U M ZfJJWf?,lZi0 wf Sm aah Mm f?xm,:ffufW41,ff MQ Ca ww S WM M' My WJW 24 awww, dw -' W1 swf wi-Mil' 'Cv wluib ' ,Eg uitlwyd -gf'lWfQMfT.,. w ww! M 9' .4 ' - v.-- 4 5 Y -' .V .-..- 'N E:1:Q,r--irzzfrr Q , A, G -w e-' :Q .--... .rd --'-'- 1 ' -- . --4- -: -4--, , Q.: .,.. TEE .r A t h P I ' P h a' S' :r .4 ll IOC . Off fl e an ers r I u a oma - Q we e. a W' D b - H 1,1 vu 0 g Q III 9 BTIHQ OHOTS C v T ' ' 5' F 5 1- C, ,TM a,,,,,,,,,,.,. Ill I'1HlSO11 h3I1kSg1 V 111g rf 93 e : gg - ,.:a -3231-rg och ,ni thai : S. EV, 5 V9 me:-5-ff-rr-1-,grgg-11:55' r :QB 6 ' The 1951 Portland Panther Foot- X ---i ---- -----' '1 ': rg I ,.5,:...,5:5.g5T1 Z K-ru team closed their Very sue- P . B F E ce 1 4,5 rr, seg-,S 1-' NX, 1 --ason lest Wednesday by t d 0 5 2 ij??f.f.i ,.,., 1 , 'em' 'KP Olfe ' -Kreme 27 to 13'ln an. e e e Q E -. o .5-.3 -V ,fr-I :italy-ill les DI. '--nn Bowl an EEE 2- 1 rr. we rr. -rm 1' '-Pere . Q the leaguelcupdaday but ng. GCI! A - . an em er ... 1 re , ,,,,, l - ,. an U, r 1. err r nl rr l , b th lu ex, f - , 'li fr list cthzvdlitrlevtxul tae lxte :Siler xbumf ' Ole Plntheri ,T-St r re rn I r..fr.?,gp. rwpfrri t I , off: --1. ng, ,PTA Pays Trrbutl 5925 elud2:o:ax1:enaPero?lnnvaf Jeilrmxlrg Local Chd ld T H L G 'J'-rxrrs.:':5:frEf:?'Z Il2l51if'va:-5'1': f5i2f'2r.:Ev row orl nd's n ve de r P ,, ll-W3 0 le e re o . l, .41 . .... ,r . ., . P tn elati bate I H U 911 r are W da Klrkhnm And Thomu C ' b rt Xhxrm ,real alll 10 ' 1 858061808 teacher: of Mg QsQQi13z-ranlsiizrfll I A2311 th e e ra e 3,521 each Siem -uem pu! slvfllmnx WIBKUYY. who .retires In lxme: A F. F. Week ' S l College E masses: SLU ul prassziiiollrztutfilfncr Wei' --vreeellt and I Pmgfl 3255 amrxerrx 01 Um' lute bf respect. C013 '. rl, A gh,,pr,,,- zmgicfgengssag. fggm eqr paruea rglggis 4 min w be u Th, Warm- ' . rggyq fl y. md In ' ' rr:'-:rear:1la-l:svf.x:2x:-2411-r:25:5'5:542-are ' . Coach McDoneld'e A - MIN 'M V -, ' ltl W 121115.11 ' .had ll very weeesf-fu P',i'.ga?:qw 54 Yamdlgsgraqrrbr, W W' ln- ar ,S . ,S rhnvesefanadmlrrbl-:K ' we U ffiireemrual- we 'ii' 'b f': 'l:'w : 5 3::f'f 'cellc-nt playing and - ' 1531.155 Pu ,LLL el gy V 5 gp. Leng,-5 rr-l pun S310W0l!doS as S N for. Hfmrsvr S ilfw- 'WG JW e51 .iY'23Sniw fem gf tfhe U33 1-,nn 1 'll Y:':7? .mlm una shi the P gPLP'1 he 'Men '-XPQH, , - W veil- f .5 era 231101 .'-he 'H' ?r'?E.ai?:?' k'E .ri 335 'C Pwr... f ce 0 n f . ...'EZr? elf355fl c32i'Z'I'1 .r 1 cl-rernene, 1-nnruere, Oenifl 31. 1 'be' 'nan' 0 In-V Wi 'QQ pgruedl1l099' mg .221 , 19449 Ville, Em Nuhvllle, Central hlzhl ' tl ll Be , .r,rrrL 7-rr.-ll M rox1lWlPaP q ogqurod www' vw' x ggljglgifg' lggifugggdfggg-N Scoll 0 ,- , :uns vu-'1W'QQ 2,,,,rf ,e1',n9' .19 rl. nee end crrrrwme. ' 0 ' ko .MSCHS Seniors lm '9'qO ml' ee0ee'.b m M Mlrr Margaret E. Ward, al AJ, 10 mn-,Rod 1-ll 'mqlzglnr 491 wg, '0' twain' N' 1' th e t t. t I ' - ' ual Pu 1 'U 0 ' if ...Mgr motels 13? izgengpx zergei 9 ' 'An' WMM Llm' To Send H110 59 Jw Gu so nr, in today. Huh , grxirlel Wilson. T K CARE L nw, 4, ,QF .ul I over n - n - t 0 orean rn ner counfY A 0 ' Members of . -lr S f 5 . S - ewsumnerrffrfgl D'H'lCerS O U .reP'J59n'59, xfgc3lnl1TrmfS?ell::nr'fr1w: 'V 1-'-' ar:5.:-f:-r.w-r1:- .r:.:rrr,.,.:,.,. Y . - ' ,jggjiiig Football Ballqllerf Fflday Night gfsefognnm 1, V, 13 '16 19,23-f,e:0,r. fflef 4 ' 'legywgzelgsgt-v ..'. ' an ll z an 1 end fr s v . . Glenn Glover, Portlnndh greet T whlgh e1?1ilTn!T:0V1dg ah! 591- wg e,06:4v'o9 e, ftp dwg? You so into -4 H:3rf'5f5S11l3i1ll11-around back was honored last totes 0 ose of life 101' W-U' Kofem cmd' 4:le13:5.N'5 go'f99 ,ood D Amid arnoinlgnug week by being named on both the u, month. -0 'A '5 KS ' Nenwllle Banner and me Nrsnvme EUTIY Wednesday 'rms wlll be me School! sil ev:,vQ,,v3:,ee gb m5,n'g'1Qu'Q'f,f,,,2'Q': Tennessean All-Midstaie football F C - underprivileged Chlldm' 9 o or , .alle service-and um. our tenme. He Diced the blllotl-DB 011 or rlmson Bowl Christmas. xgeS9'wxWP1 ff ' 'L'- ,..,- '--- frgrqf: the Tennessean team md is named , ,359 -. - in - -l captain fthe honor team. M dp K 9' ' 3 Ben im., ...rm .,, rr.. eet Lafayette Here Fm my Q w,g,,r Future Farmers Venus Panthers' Wu Mmm Wm , mr- ,gk Emaw 0 9495 6 'G' ' F' ' h P . 335312: Glover on me Tewwew fir!! 'nn pewerfrn Purple rrnurerel- 'mf me sieve 6, pe ...cj IIIIS Clymenfs .. ' 1, ,,gffffIf,fQ:Qj,1fjf'ff'7'?Q:.f':fif'ff f: Z' .ff team. Both boys will be presente honed to mek uvenn, -4-J Mg, 7' nm YF' 54' Q9 99 QF' P r Jackets by the Ne:-hvllle TUBDUSBJ ' rev L' nv' o- wb e9 V' 0 0 COl'I'l MUChI Wmggqgggrrl.::zX,,:fer3:5er-l:Qr-:rrn,,:g..rxn..rr ,:rf'-any 1 lQl,l01b 9- C. 57 co Vi, O JXP ol 5959 N9 - .- lnbther Penland Dllyers muh' 'yr' Y vs ' Sxelpwl ,.- xvgelff A A Q g.5,e'21Ybd4 x2ol'f- GSP Vqvfei 33-' 'Y gh, mme, gen,-,,f,,.-ef on snow., me A 9,20 9 lv, 9g,e4',e wth we dawg 9 f-59 '5' Neal eng., ra--rf' h,,,v-i,, re- -..revered FGWUNY eff, CJ , eg., 'nf eip-l oe ,pe -- X ww' 110' form me :earned wma Glen 01 6 ff' er 9 ',e'-,,Slf Qfhc -.v f! i Q, p19 a , f f. 'j er to lead me rnurerr ,ln cl 'fix' ,vp -f Club , .S N. 3,-sf 'ld made l?01l0l'l.l:q Wm. y 6 X, ' H lcoyehi, 0 f envy' 43:4 gigii A Nell Plllllftd for X1 ,. ' 9 ' 4 - Nillgxnend Harper were placed or nm! one OK'-Il 5 X 'il ef ruorf-gvygo' 9:8969 .9f':vb9 v:,5., DS? the Tennesseun's third team and scorlnf let 'mn A - Q65 5995 'W ' 935360909 9' 'awp 51,01 and Learn made Honornhle ,ho C ' X A 251 E of ex 0 Q' Y-Tye Jr:-'4 ot ,vo .pl 41' Mention. Both paper-e praised the . W' .X 9 6 Y - -5 ' -333 -5 :,,g,,-xg -5-E X 591 Expo 5,6 0,9 t -bf-ve Pom-nu players for-lhelr 9' Q '69 rl ez fish? 1. 5521122211: e'f,r ' 9' 0' Qt Mel Ovtsfr-'Idle' 'nord ffmblwd 'NH K WNQOQ OWQSG Q5 ' ' ' ' ' ' 2 EFEE-:Er-E55 wiv fists, :L -23 mason' 0 ' Q . oc v-1 O 'U'-5 'I-2 . -9- '75 9 5 6- Q1 The PMI' P S M H' l'W Y0 C69 i 37597 'PFW ,E 5.555 Lv '-ff 2 1 S+' v',a ,e0X G.. 'he kignifhiugill-in-gs. rr .W xr ylrd we 250 -3 ' ' n n ' r I - 1 r : :U : 1 1 1 Wwe. ry.. in ,wb ..., ,, ',-rfi:-'Q' 4, ' E,r-'-rf:ff'arvr,l57ll- . . 0 W ' 7 1 1 Z 3 3 1 3.1.1 . hlsh 5031001 Clflwfil 0 - W ' W nn F' 'm V7 lr-been-rn r-bungee r- 2 1 - 1 Zo g 1 A rumen-ew rm-rdeyp mg, Je Noel scored hh tim germ from 'Q 1 -l .- -- -1 -1 - .-r - -- .- rl Q : , 3 1 ' :er . . Portland Cage Bowl jnckete will be pn ,eau re. tour yera une wif' en In-rr-ru 'H H 5 :gig ig E EE . the nlanrevenrs em l nr-ez perlee mntehnnlid erpned r -ro. 3,2 ,E ,E ,E .5 .E ,E Eaiigageg ule LlSfed ' l . .Qffi:.3 5??i. . yard drive elf!! in '-h'f ' 'mo' ' H E E ai H I 3 ' The blk nr u hedule 1 FFA Officers with mother four-ylrd vllmze- '-Z 0.888 13 lxlg E33 lx ml-az Portlnne .4 huh renenlc Viglt Rotary ne second eeruena down .rtrofrnnhlflnee been released ns renown osme on e Pies 1 WA: q 0 ,Q .2 L who Down.. nee. 4, Weatmorelend. He ffselw. .,... serqggiler eg 1 5 T- -oi , nee 'l. open Nov' geidoopw' 9, Dlllll Jn - 1 E 5 ,E s'5Kf'Q,oV' g,5'Tx -'5 Dec. 11, East Robertson, ' Ollloltl rn me Ponlsnu chi ,WV 2 3: T513 215'-E E... If N' we v' me Dee- 14. Hendefevnvlue. ' .. .,., at the Future rumen of Amer Q, ' B 'J' 5 S. 5 .2 53 o 3.3 vfxloiil ide ,-1'KN Jen- 4- LlflY r 50 - vipltod we Rotary own an 9451 XJ .ad Q, rx rn ,I 2 jim A. rn rl. rn I- ,nfoetkoixfie-1:44. am, a, cooperwwn, ' u M mum!!! ab 6 ..ne'S:'r5f'.2nrf ug o F3-'1v r slr QV' g:' v1Y1?rtt:x3x1lf:mr:ere Drggzlgrogr 5 Q V! -5 G e 1- 5 S53 .:r0Ko4' A Jen. uf nu-v.evule, 1'nere. mum, . mf rr green: ergsrpntra Q : 3 ,E E 2 3 -4 E ggi rtgrfciuse 6' A am. za, nennerrenvule, Hr r-ree A X ,, e e B. .ll ,. o 4 e r, 1 Jen. 25, open, 1:3-:r::,,, B Y endian on memorlex mem here L C gg? S E --'91Six.,.1.e.., meer. mbertsan, business - .3 ,mr dev fflllm- P d 'U' ' 2 1 ' if-fu E FFA And FHA Lmym nm' ceremony G11 ,, were wu. another win and Lafayette' ,ex- Q cd 3 n ... Whlve HOU-Se. 'Thefl ern Donn 'loel em., r-me to we uv - ww lf-we w r., -n we 8 5? Memb V' ' C ' Hu .ree David ierflmh Harper, let revenge for nereer nenada, .uzm-.hd-reg GFS lslfed open. ti 'Q:.:QZ122,tg.gg533Q34gQ.gQQL,..,:1Q'Q11,,.gi wayne nennerz, mem nrrper, snd 'hem bv we Plnfhefe fb' 'U' 3 L White Hallie. H vwluponer. W 'e a ll 'gS!.!.l!'iu GSI' Weekend mu '- - W --'- 1 -L-- YQ ---4- 1 aw- 2:2222.52.21-fre:3:15-'.'l: Q - A V - -. - I . ....., ., -r.-. V. ---'--- ...ul rnrrn nrrrerwnnnl- . 9'l .ef-nrrrrr,-weH..:1Jef.:agrewrqfrz-rinrrzrwe:rffzffgeje-s-ff-er-greg.....,e.wrT.i.- . t A t ,.,.. 2: ' 'f ' -r-r . - 2 1 l wwf s gig ? , Ml. V. , r E- . . , . - A , l , ...., , .,... . ., . l?5LSw1'5EM-S'I-A-.f1:a:fly:1. V . 1 -. V X -, . ...of-1 :.,.,-V-V:-h.,.,1.,.l ...,.. .,,, ..,.,., . . .. ' ' ' - ..-4.LZ1' ' .M ' -'-' -'-V ---V - 1 '- - 1 .'.' v.-' The Pbrtland If . O 'Ullf Night To Be Betty Dye ls Named 21112102 Piave 31:1 ' N 'O n P m L ' ' ' ' ..4.4 ,,,,.,, .,1,.., , ,. ,,,,. , ........... ,.,. .. ..., I ,':,'1,.,'I'gi.:,?:'wT',f' Dnlght Fflday To GU' I S State 8? me local gimp ' adeemen' with V Q he P. T- A. Wm present their Mm Betty Dye' member of me pogcorn who hall F I l.i.Q:a1Q:IhQ:g3QQ5:QQg::Q .uel Stunt Nl hz Thursda and Junior class of Bumner County mac e was l51,5,5g5::f151-:-:.:,-,, ,.,,- ,,:S.,.x....,,, jjgm,-'.ggj.i.,:Q.,.j day nlxht ofgthls week in the School has been named representn- UMi0flHUY Known I G ro 11 ' 1 ' fI::.2I252C7 , rl snhool audltorlum. The pro- live W GWB 5502- for saiaoo' Tb h IV gf Leglon Commander, G. R Ein- 5+--' at m will begin promptly et R30 Miss DY! ll SPUMGFBG by thi sim ua xA en F,-I' am sell, has announced that Oongreu- P mglgtrh d t Ls ln h waist: state will he held at Ward .25 f R0f day mn Pu summ Wm had me lm ' nnlg Q urs ayl 5 un .w e ' 0 . llotables atlehcllllg me post meet, 15177 ' fzff'I:'?ffI :?f:E :':4:::::'i?:2':'x'5'i':' - sented by the High schwl' Ro, Belmont College in Nashville lnlc , Mem fy .I here Thursdly night' g.'1t,.g5,E2,,,.1f,- A ,.:,5,5:gW.' V Club. Bov Scouts. Amari'-an Julie- 1 9 Ttxylflub :ers of ,ost F in I n C 9 Omen' Mme' eh. I, zlon. and faculty. J .-, 11.0 ll ' greekly ,ire mule ,qw . al. wlll have 1 prom-em pun- f 'many night stunts v 5 ,Eg oft, sex 'U Qmtn Am-lm on :mg :rrdl..,en..-- for the rllghl at which Ml- sue .Q the elementary acl W ,1 ,me Plc 5 1- , Jig vlll hum the club noun mor hi-5, mongtretlon Club. G 2 22 9, 0 og Kb' lied fc A Q' Filth: S13 E 1hery,G0ld 5 t u t e d the Dfblfllk ,:- 'Qlgkflllilff' fcees, end Alumni. 1 13 3 ,El S 0 -ngovm 55 995 Qlllf Atl'- na ' Dol- 7: 9' -4 f, 3, bf. be hrlef and lntormel, It :-- :'f'fQ5'fEf?ff5 Q -' 1 f 5900 3:69 .m KP. V' ner 0 ! 83,1 WS, R ,Z :S 9' ue in porgland M, 3 no 1 U v e t, s- W' 5:19 s 9' 'Gr cull: 'Uh We O' ag of ' ' U 5 z L'-1 or---'G U-W HN I ,122 11 Wand CW ,ne X 5ol1eBnf4,,deSt1,,e -V Iifghufe he ' 3 lu 'J I :s to vlslv. the high school sele- 2 'o ' 4' -'-- Z7 XQugl2en?llo?.:e 53 ei P QUIW1' mol yooniovm cxtrovtrt Wall C11 thbff' :hues 03012007 29,531 .latrol which hu won much le- f f UL vl KD QW' 1s Br ch 17 l 0 u 'P 'able comment in Lellon and ' TQ B uemegl '35 alma, :gov word Gum 1112? xx: Llexzxltlrg pl ljgdnhhue, C'all:t1e M4 3 fy! -:N 5 - ? PO' elle ol ' onli' ull eva? in Hu 'Wm 'e. 33:3 ' fx ' If C1 ,5 E ,Lg-3' E Wm Sian? :jet arf!-0 ,L ndovms. U6 5:63 or Q ,obe1fa,g1Zn.-513521088 3:44. mi? T JUl1I0l'S Bow L F3 2.-A MW' e5 ,B uc ar' lil l K7-'fn ' 'Jn 0' ' 1' l' V. ee, nf gg h -5, ,Y roi' Y ,link only '39, 1056 lor aged New 'J' 'file gf ,Ram Mo, 1:15, 8 -4 121-0 Lqfqyetfe' l 5' ne., q ' ' -Lg 'QL rdf' mvfgva 2,6 v'2Z'g.,: Y' on I 28,0129 hafiivrhefoclq -w,E'is 5' M A . ' , 1 g.'Ii1y '2lz. QQ . 701 l' lffloii 'YL-'Tl rifle. no .iulilfcl mend :W Sfflfglf ee' QW' 50f- I . l- Y ,., . . ,f.,.,.-.. Y.3zfilk3hQ54+QLQ,LQ.QT ill' 5031091 dum C ' 'wt .ge ugilixea XD me CO' B 09? AWB lin' 'U g 52 The Portland Junior loowal A E::R:I'IZ'X3si:Hik:9kM:Wx fl my m'd5 - 06 'lol 48:16 ulltfllbuxsmd 'Wh fc- Vxdvfemswrrxl 2' IE Q Ream was ummm by me Lures: E l lr. N on . ce . r 0 a- 1 ln 1 - -. , :s,wv:lil kngw rfloezielslly . ,W or 5 3 hold lhiewuva Gfuzevgoo G Q gel E'i-fue 'mmors 134 on Memorial Field 25' wi :rem to whom the annual lg loo y fl Q F015 321219, Sip, cis., gui: Q ,QQ gg I-A aturday night. but T-My Will WY 3'::: . , Md, will if B Published ni Q .wg DW wel' aww QVBWAQ et. .ug .L v break into the wln column :gem 5. 'tml' 0 I 2 vfob lr-5 'tfbn G i If ' 3 '3-hen they Journey to Lalnyette on ' :rxelV-V-:lla-lewm:-s'wo'f Mr i hm kt w ld In , -yxl Wd L Isl-,bl - ,113 rv ..1,.':al:l-Q.1hh::::s::s:r'2Ss:::-ml.. ly fi-:1'1veEchfL.l3r'fI5:i. -Sing? QV l-'Kina ull, vc' 5. 'l Q 55.2 5-mlfdav nishf. Oct- 20. w get re-, ,!!dly, -.lem Kelly had cherze 9,10 ' Wm e y YM 9-13 2982 for lest week's detest.. 1' 4' 1 devotional. Mr. Bradley led 5 '32 gb S ' 2, ' Klum 95151 f'+ Q ,E The- Lafayette eleven shoclqd -' rt, Q Z if tic' Q X 95,12 Q :W gg lCxl':1'DBYld Dsvashel-'s team ny 3- 'r:': ' 'adn , 0 t. ' 24, 9- - 2 2 1 ill g l touchd um kj . is wgziagigggsj-35:155515?'rzztl-:gags-'s-g:g55g-l, ' :lat .li .,,...:'S .ara .Jo -fp Q O . all ., .M ...,. .rx gn... .,s:, . . . 'QV0lved ,, ,J an ,, S 59,1 PQ , 24225 a TD m lead Pol-uma 13.0. '-tsy Mey ' env- .Fifi Q v- v .T 5 .ia-nd's-sqoregcsmo when Bw-l , ,QQ,Ql..',QKof'.,'QQ vu, 5 P01 C . ug ,J L0 eb SS owes A , Q3 'ggi 3 l ..-.- ...,. .ale-.,.,l?Ex1Ellga5.l.fQvfefvll. -- -e D . TWIN - X lrfxeylofnf el 60 Noelle yi Ui l 'r 'J F2 . r- DWI 6 derson-nl 8 f2w,eoejxi'conl'h.,, V ' ny 9635- L. K0 I- l gh . ,,:5:,fg Q-1 :.:.S4:1l, zap::rgfzgwvlr'--.rr-:few V I . t 5 s e 1 L xx . . U H .... ...1..v...e..E+:a --.'. . -.-.-. f 5- 4- , 'Lb ith H A Henderson, H WSW: Q 'fe lf 6 1 'Y' ,ess ug A .... V' agen .X k 'md wsozguelbm vfcytao- ll' :gow 4 Yr? Kell. ' ' w tp , ' x f N - l ed ' H l ' ' ' ' ' a a 0 fully lmdmtlm- 'If W an zowlm ln lest ' l -7 94-Of ' or , Xl tell PORTLAND. Tenn,-Portland?77.1 The 31111502 Ch- Q' HBV' 5 nv'-'mm Q QU vii g qgrlddera ended their lemon here55f'?3ff32'11f'? 'Fil -.. . l0Vie Wedmd-v Q N55 Q: wnwne ,Q 'X ve'-9' av This lm nlshr .by hem:-x Glilltln o , ey f' gs at W W qvlww X f 9 UAV' ' '. t 0 here. It was the host elub'n 1:5 49 der. Eyes Llama. Q X542 og H A trot wig over Gallatin ln seven yearn. Q, x, 3 W - Ko omaha .cond mid X th 5,he-::...m:m::h:...lm-ae:.:s:.:25:m. 1 '+ l::: - f-5:5:x: l'-s'- rn-E52 QE pig-Ilia, 'Z 5 C 00025 Gfviit Q i',j'n1r it 0 po BFQQ MFE 50116, in an 80-3:35 H P - W' 0 A- 0 N0 sb ' un' Q W1 U lv Bobby Nea! plum:-.s-zffsilli EQ N! ga-2?-22 gg-YQ'-5 Q 6 1ll9'3ngx1W36: 4 685 ,L 3 G gd ing over from the one-ylrd llne.,'r,5:,gLf ..,.,. ...., 5 E Ei Q '1lg'E'i cl a' F- S ' - OX, on can 0 fo ' 5 G all ffff H-'livin Ggwer hlshllzmed1Z'j'1: i'f..'. Q .... I f'iT o ':'-:l 0 .,. -' vi t- e marc w a 5-ya d rp I t. F-21-111: -I2-':z:s:::-1::.ss22+:f:e15za1tin.. '14 , E K5 SE'-52 EEE V32 Q Q I' nbewte Q 3 ' Wi :Q Gallntln never thre:tene5 nuntllvii-i2E'E'E?f5: Q, Q vl -1 C 'Q 'S 2 D' v- fl '- , mg., l X ? vm 5 the fading minutes of the snmere--,twig Q' E g' 5? D' E E 5 2 2 ?D0bhn Q I 6 cell Q vernal .El laying Dewi? umm c m t Y 'ff.:sf2a2e1:-ste-ss: ' ' ' X own 'N' 0 - -.,Q..l.lE ..f'..lQQ. f ','fQmf,. iff E 2 gg Z lg Q Q94 Q 3' 2 gflilifgf 44, . GK,-1' 9 me : Ad , In me ,ut 13, m,,m,',, G.,m,n12wf.f.g-swH ' r- Q si ff U 0 . U 'E 'L Q3 VC' me so - Ov ' Q panama the Portland nv. n v E E- 9 2 5 5 Q Z Blu me 9- f GV? , lt lost the ball on downs. , 4-I-1' aa' 'BNA' -' Q atrwn' 8- Q O s 9 Portland lu 'r l h v gm K ,ev wg-1 2 Q 5 HY' . pqrtlin 'l Y ' 5 , P V' ul ' om' .-:Q l 0 'Zo n -D 5,2 5ub5- 'mule 6' nt Wlnchelters Crlmeon bowl Wed- .,.,. .,,.. ,, .' . FJ ' ' ' .,-'A' ' 99 EE 'f' 5 115 ' fg 1+ weorlvme' 5.11015 5 .0 Q U ff' ,l ,,,,d,y, The cm, ,Med th, 5 9 9. go' 0 2 , ual Y' Q cl' fl con wlzh eh a-2 more 'f so ag? 'gg 'E 5 l1.ml..,.nvlllv fel- ' 'H' 'J' 5' CD lfiiL'KK2fll ' 9 a 2?Eeiif'.,...-W gl H- ,, ' -. Q- YW CD lan-rf-'a..... 5:--f 1 L+' ' -- PQ .3-L'2'l'll' . te SBIVICCS ,.hIl1i0fS lv 'x 'lg9 U3 'EE:5f:l'f5 ' iacllalallfed B Lufa et .. yoga, O x ggjiogrgv-f y 1, X q - . 'Q -W :nl-l-whm Il - BP -- 1' ve' l0 'i::g:,::t.z:,:.g-rn.,.fgzggg..,,, 11 . - ' t Sundaf' Aherno? mv- Lebo on S t N? dogs will 'Win tE'Hl'l': he 4 ----- 4 ---- - l - ,e 30,31 12. rumen' BX U UI 'ollwupr 551: xl ' X 5 wel M: ' wum - mu Joyce me 5 l The K umlhrfoozhau. Wg, v0 ,ff,n. .lL-E'i fil'.T'!:.l':l:2 - - County lllgh School, ll presented an unrd for on essay erllost 'od time this gt Xia' GPX FU' if C ' 'i C v H 'lm r mfs 131 ' ' Lone Wins Second i qrleultunl engineer vilth the CEMC presented the aweriilltiurm 6 nfayetto . 'W' I d, ' ' , - l. As thehregult ol wh-zlhg mb es- me history of that orsai erorcmla l.. W xxe hofffja affix 1.51 BI'0Cld Jump 'Y on ' iswry of 0681 lm' i t Thr ven score! s ln L I. ' fi' ww.-.':1: lH eas, The Cumberland Electrlc your 'ss 'mmm' lever ln ul: final he. af 'mm' by 1 ' Fm f CIGYICSVIIIB lembershlp Corporation M155 work on 'ms HW we fewo 'touchdowyx ml oder dell., ,guests nl .-.-.. E: oyce Freeland was presented wlth hive done much to BCG period and one 1 ilmftl neue' Col Noel Lane, Sumner I-Hgh School's ,. i'f'ff?'w ,,,,. I H ' 1Il'lItg'l:.:,m tlhe :iooperalgon before :?gM'6ndw3i's:g 35:55:39 The l wuwl. N QfiuieLd d Home Eco' :epresentatlve ln the annual RO- -.-' Sr 1 - : 1'e.a:,,1g,,,5.5f5. rs. e ern gan's onnm cs . ln to I' K l l. ' 1 Cl b Fl ld'D no r, Q 'iii ,.., Sllss on laundry. C has swwn ww 1 Syst-nffel the '7 6 19' vii u- mga XFN' J-'Me Syd if Clgrksvlae Mfllcl,'ff.f'S22lJn 'rhgenpresgluon wis mad: Eby Ove' 171000 N111 m'1:'bgrstl :Engel 'OOAQ fem ,Z oylfm 181: Yligay. :prg al, won mm: place o . Do ger, Agriculture n- In addition to the 5 UI Ol' I -H ' 0 rv! jump by jumping 19 .gn- lheel- wlm me omuc, Economic Glass, the I LE-Johm go 0 A 'igup 'Eu 00f-8 U- ' eet'4 lnches. cm Smith cfcmn- ' ' ---' -A - UL-West. A 0 0 '- I YQ: llle took first place with l9 feet jjj'Ajjf f - m,,,,, 0 0 A ll-og oauey.u.,, ,mms Annual Stunt N1 ght :art Z,'-be l 'kldiwifllif Pe Ay ..e:::.:,:f s.l::::.zz.':'a'.: 13.25.220 den. Ji .infternoon the night we .lt ln .. J- ' , lu thfow' H' Pfeviol-'Bly held th'ii:Wuxi'ff,':f'W:.1:A-.-. ',.3'::. ...,. .1 ', - - . .9 'uc' fb gmkgm' The B u 25Z 'emu ol-lv for the broad Jump l00U1'9fnf- Q 3 V' cmded mms of Umver' 6 won lug yggr -5'-it-r::rssf.:54l+-:agwgglm ' .' cnonlld . bnrbequu and guest ,elm - .54 Lf.11+.+.nl:'.1.- .,.. PsW9Hf-,eh ---' :4-:raw .. e 0 . ' 'hm ' 0 6 mg UQT md wuhmgm, md J Ten schools and 100 boyr wok' l-Milam. ? he. football wh.. wr In we event ...,. ,,,. .... -' . ...,.,. , .W ..,, ' 'X Lil I'.I,.Z'I'.'fZEflI,If1jI.j. Q fl ',..:,,,tg',-sl.:':114sz:- :I 4, V - ' 5' V ' sl- -Q -.-- tvv. ,,, .,.. 1Z2.Z.1,..,,....'g'.ZLg.1Lj ..l. ' '1 2: fgiifh . ..gi 1.14, , i ,A f .hh .,,, ... , , , , ' -'--f ' '- 51-s:22:1::1s N 'Al - :f- 'VI' K'2 E,h, wr' -'- -' 3 '1:1 w- . 'fl::2fgweg5g,f wth ,f-v::'-gQg:,:'-'-,--'- H-2: -lg - lt my I, . . .,, nlnvlnlvt. S , ,,,,, I 3 , 1 n f I , . H l'l'l W , :iz-:,.1g.-I-2... ., .. .... , -W.-.,zs2t,flc... ,.. eehim-:.,,,.l:::,,.,:l .l ,-1 ,-aw, 55,2 53 . : , E5:l,, H,rg,,:,.,., .-...:,:,,....,',t,3.NE. ,. .,5,,-I .,--.H - -1'-1 s - l., .... fl.l,.,12