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

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1958 volume:

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We have tried to preserve through words and pictures the SETTING, the CHARACTERS, and the ACTION of our life together, life made abundant through the combined efforts of our homes, school, and community. Thus we have chosen as our theme OUR SCHS STORY. When time has made the vivid scenes of our school days grow dim and has almost erased from our minds those happy, carefree years, this volume may be taken from the shelf and reproduce, as the pages are turned, the exuberant experiences that have made our story a reality. ---Editor ,v,, ,:',, , ,, W-fvfo A svh -ww fA55L gui? K SETTING Loca le CHARACTERS Faculty ' Seniors Superlatives Juniors Sophomores Freshmen junior High PLOT Classroom Acuvmes Ortga mzatxons School Llfe Athleucs LOCAL COLOR Ad vcrusers , . 2 . gdcbool s located in Portland, a small town 1 e Sumner County ridge. Two buildings des 7-12. Many students arrive by bus after as far as twenty miles up and down narrow country roads. On the following pages, we will step inside the building for a bird 's eye view of rooms which form the setting ofthe SCHS story. For a week each year. the boys in agri- culture study good manners and cooking. would you enjoy eating a steak dinner that they prepared in the Home Economics depart- ment? Miss Lannom comes early and stays late in order to increase the efficiency of our library. Our classrooms sea t about forty persons. Teach- ers expect courtesy, atten- tion, and the desire to improve. I' ,,,..4-4- !,, When the beiirings, there is a mad scramble Those h ha' b en absent must vet an . W O Ve er L D and head bumping at the lockers. excuse from Mrs. Wiseman. There's the bell! It's time to f X -I -if cha nge classes again! How thankful we are for the importance of visual aids! 5 113 FH lah? Once each year we -Hua-v...,,. 'fi I kvlVL ,xy enjoy innramural sports in our spacious gy F N sw Q W X E' ' - t Q,--g , ., b. W 5f'f'21 ii f AQ- Z1 A Y-Q. -n--gg, 42 ,. A .,, f'g,,.,.-an-ff W, ' 'MJ vikddeye Mr. William M. Hunter, B. S. . M. A. Principal of Syumner County .High School I 1' Kg I. A yy, i I v I L ff The need of a high school education, asa minimum, is more evident today than ever before in our history. This need is clearly illustrated by the armed services in their requirements for recruits. In this highly competitive society in which we now live, it is most important that we prepare ourselves to meet competition. Our homes, churches, and our schools must exert every effort to help the youth of todayg and our youth must be receptive to these efforts. On the preceding pages of this book we viewed the setting of our school story. Let us now meet the faculty and the hundreds ofstudents who are the chief characters in this. our SCHS story. 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I 1 xx.: M.SM5fi5i- f ' V in 398 VA L . 4 .EJ ':-2,5 K ay es l g 4 if ' THURMAN BUTT CARL DEAN CARTER Agriculture Social Studies A 1,2,3,4, Secretary 3g Class Tournament35 Basket- ice-President 4g School gi ball 3.4. atrol 1, 2. if BARBARA SUE CAUDILL Commercial Football Cheerleader 1, 2, 35 Basketball 1,2,3,4, Captain 45 Class Secretary 1,35 Class Tournament Coach 1,35 Student Council 25 Girls' State Alternate 35 Glee Club 2, 3, Reporter 35 Vocal Festival 2,35 Letter Club 1,25 FHA lg Booster Club 3, Board of Directors 35 Science Club l,2,35 Beta Club 4, Vice-Presi- dent 4, Annual Staff 45 Paper staff l,2,4, Sports Editor 45 Leadership Club 45 Co-captain Magazine Sale 4. BARBARA ELAINE CHANDLER Home Economics X FHA 1,2,3,45 Paper Staff ' 2, 3,45 Science Club 3. SARAH ALICE CHERRY BILLYE ANN COLE MILLER WARREN DOBBS Home Economics Commercial Agriculture LULU GERTRUDE DORRIS Commercial FHA lg Class Tournament l5 Science Club 1,2,35 Glee Club 2,3, Vocal Festival 2, 33 Booster Club 35 Paper Staff l,2,3,4 1: Class Tournament Club 2, 35 Paper Staff 25 Science Club 2,35 FFA 1,2,3,45 Football 1, 2. Sports Editor 2, Business Manager 45 Beta Club 35 Class Treasurer 35 Vice- President 4. RONALD DEAN HODGES Agriculture FFA 1,2,4: FFA Sentinel 4g Class Tournament 1, 2, 3, 4, 4-H Club 1,2,3,4g School Patrol 2. L. A. HILL Agriculture FFA l,2, 3,4g Class Tour- nament 2, 3. LARRY WAYNE HINTON Agriculture FFA 1, 2, 3, 4, School Patrol my Pzgomre Zz DAN MORGAN JENKINS Mathematics FFA 1,2,3,4, Vice-Presi- dent 3, Judging Team 25 Class President 1,25 Class Tournament 3, 4-H Club 1,2 3, Preside t2. VIRGINIA DARE JENKINS Commercial Class Tournament 1, Foot- ball Cheerleader2. Basket- ball Cheerleader 4gClass Secretary 2g Class Reporter 4g Glee Club 2.3, Science Club 1,2,3g Booster Club 3, Paper Staff 1,2,3,4. JAMES BARRETT HODGES Ma the matics Class Tournament 1, 2, 3, LATONA ELAINE JERNIGA Commercial FHA 1, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, Treasurer 3, Beta Club 2, 3, 4, Business Manager Annual 4, Science Club 2, 3, Paper Staff 4, Assistant Editor 4, Class Secretary 4, Football QUSCH 4, Office Assistant 4. 4 Qin fax 'J L T4 Q 4 'fig 145, ku, ,f MMA 2 mufiw N: Q 23 . erik .. , fr mis k gi H, ' if ui, w Y 1 .5 f t .H- ai diff-2 5 , 71' A 19 31 'R 4' ' 'iff if V If , GL Q Q M, , Wm? Q f . if in few' 1 ia? ,im ' 2, Q QP' . 1 ,H , I A.,.- M.. Sfyluwff, 2:2 VE U . ' 1 fl .g.,f1.5gi :.',,,- 4 X e,,,3f.1.,W,5 ,,: -ab. 14 QQ.. ceq 1, +A 5 ,J ,IM KI 1 1, ,QW fi H ' . J ia 4 ,. 'Eff ,',f.z', uf W , 4 r v. ,, M ?.1'?5g!f,47 ,V , ff is ,Q RAYBURN ALTON REYNOLDS Mathematics PEGGY ANN PERRY JOYCE LEE RAY VIVIAN LUCILLE RIGGSBEE Social Studies Class Tournament 1, 2g Coach lgG1S6 Club 1, 2, 35 Booster Club 35 Paper Staff 1,2,3,45 Club Editor 45 Basketball 3, 4. W tie 7220 as WASHBNGTON i s L... 55, NANCY PAYNE SHORT Mathematics FHA 1, Convention Repre- sentative 15 Debate Team 1,25 NFL 1,25 Glee Club 1, 2, 35 Vocal Festival 2, 35 Class Reporter2 5ClassVice- President 35 Booster Club 35 4-H Club 1,2, 45 Basketball 2, 3,45 Science Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 45 Paper Staff 1, 2, 3, 4, Chat- ter Editor 45 Leadership Club 45 Office Assistant 4 Beta Club 2. JAMES CALVIN SMART Agriculture FFA 1,2, 3, 45 Judging Team 3,43 Class Tournament 1, 2,35 Science Club 25 UT Varsity Visit 45 Basketball 4. HETTIE MARIE STEWART DRUSIE FRANCES STREET Commercial 3 FHA 1,2g Class Tournament l,3, Science Club 3,45 Pa- per Staff 3,4. Daw Wwe W, C' SHIRLEY ANNE WATTWOOD Commercial FHA 1,2, Historian lg Class Favorite 1,2g Debate Team 24 NFL 1,2g 4-H Club l,2, Song Leader 2: Class Tournament 1, Mana- ger 3gGlee Club 1,2, 3g Vocal Festival 1, 2, 3, Science Club 1,2,3g Vice-President 33 Girls' State 3g Booster Club 3: Board of Di- rectors 3: Football Cheerleader 3, Paper Staff 1, 2,3, 43 Leadership Club 44 Beta Club 2,3,4g Vice-President 3, Annual Staff 2, 3, 4g Editor 4g Basketball Cheerleader 4. MAE DOUGLAS TRAUGHBER -ad Commercial ? FHA 1, Glee Club 2 3 AGNES UP CHURCH Home Economlcs Home Economics 1 2 3 ARTHUR MILTON WEBB Mathematics Language Club l, 25 Class Tournament 15 Coach 25 De- bate Team 1,25 NFL 1,25 Science Club 2,3,45 Class President 2, 35 Beta Club 2, 3,4, President 3,45Basketball 3,45 Football 2, 3,45 Leader- ship Club 4. JACK BENNETT WILLIAMSON JAMES MARTIN WEISS NORMAN EVERETT WILLIAMS Mathematics Glee Club l,2, 35Class Tour- nament l, 25 FFA 1, 3,4, Treasurer 45 Science Club 2 35 Paper Staff 3g Football 1, 2, 3,45 Basketball 3,4. Science Football 1,2, 3,45 Science Club 45 Class Tournament 4. I Agriculture X X JU ,til Class Tournament 1,2 ,Coach K lp yi X 35 FFA 1,2,3,45 Basketball gn my ,gy RX' r,3,4. 5 ,JJ fl, W Cla DONNA LOU WISEMAN Home Economics Class Representative 1,33 Glee Club l,2, 35 Vice-President 35 Class Vice-President 25 FHA l,2,3,4, President 45 Junior Degree, Chapter Degree, State Degree, Delegate to Convention 1,2, 3,4, Workshop 45Parks Sub- District President 45 Paper Staff 1,2,3,4, Editor 45 Science Club 2, 3,45 Cheerleader 3,4, Captain 45 Basketball Manager 4. 1 . ,1- . Il 'i9iggg5'? s V W l -:f.'L1 IN, 4 sg s s p l Xi X ,. s ,v., ,,4, ,mf ,',,,.m-- ' X X m SN 'Q i 'A' Whse se emseawafzwwd Semor superlatrves on thrs and the followmg pages were chosen by the popular wore of the Semor Class These two greatesthonors were glwen on the basrs of excellence and smcerxty mscholarshrp leader shrp cruzenshrp and seruce to the school l Q- x s if s l s X f X 1 X 1 X X MOST TALENTED Shelby Dorris james Martin Weiss WX ,Lf Va jj All MD V V Ml M W 6 43050 tom' I 1 According to the popular I , f Xi! -N X s OST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Joy Carol Hill David Downs Wm Wa xorc ofthe Senior Class MOST SCHOOL SPIRITED Connie Brown Dan jenkins 'wx-ff 1 n Agn in 1 CS if K, N fi: V . Sq 'lr kann. S X , BEST PERS ONALITY Virginia je nkins Wendell Graves 5 L , K 0 A can-5 --1 ' , , E xff f,'3'1 ,V 2 W , gps f ' - ' -3 fig ' 'pf . fl , s I ' ,Q-Q Vg If lg A, tx W 3 t . , . L M .. ',,.,. ' x .pa . am 3' I fi Vx HQ? E? 'Q Im Y 2? 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H Hog :r rv OOD' 2 na 110 g .4 5 wg o C sf 5 EO A: 75:- ..- mp, ,- VD F- '-Jo. 2' in 0 no o 'DO H o if :r ' fb L: :1 :I ur c: :z cm :r fb -1 c ru vi o 'H H :r fb the Juniors we leave many cares and responsibilities wishing them the best of luck with all their problems the Sophomores we leave a sincere hope that they can get the faculty under better control than we were able manage the Freshmen who know all there is to know we leave believing there may still be some hope for them Barbara Chandler leave my gentleness to those who should have Joy Carol Hill leave my high scholastic standing to Rita Chandler Rayburn Reynolds leave still trying to be heard in class Donna Wiseman leave my versatility to Janice Jones Shelby Dorris leave my straightforwardness to anyone who cannot face issues squarely Nancy Short leave being almost as silly as the day Ienrolled Ralph Armstrong leave my shyness to all straightforward boys Billye Cole leave as quietly as I came in Shirley Wattwood leave my popularity to Cheryl Hester Donnie Briley leave without having let study interfere with my education Laverne Harris leave knowing that men of few words are the best of men Vivian Riggsbee, leave with one conclusion school is one mental confusion Dan Jenkins leave my monkey shines to Robert Riggs Wendell Graves leave still trying to find out why people go to the drive in Joyce Ray leave very tired after walking these halls for the last four years Sue Caudill Atchison leave to establish my Mrs degree without school interfering Alice Cherry leave happily as another member of the dlamond club Thomas Buntxn leave how d1d this happen? We Jerry Groves and L A Hill leave some of our shortness to Ferrell Webb We Trudie Dorris and Virginia Jenkins leave our merriment to Linda Woodard and Barbara Kirkham I Connie Brown leave my keen sense for nonsense to Beverly Webb We lrene Brown and Peggy Perry leave our silly giggles to Betty Alden and Sandra Freedle Ann Durham, leave my position for writing the Last Will and Testament to that all too innocent bystander Ann Perdue leave my easy going ways to Vivian Freedle Betty Butrum leave my loud voice to Joyce Pearson Carl Carter leave my pleasant smile to all grouchy people like Wayne and Ollie Charles Groves leave my great imagination to Henry Dye Larry Goodwin, leave my kindness and modesty to Jimmy Briley William Sircy and Patricia Poole Having bequeathed all our earthly possessions we the Senior Class ofl958 doherebyleave with the fondest hope that all goes well after our departure Ann Durham Attorney at Law To ', , . To . I V Y . . . . , . . . . ' To , ' to . 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Carter Ruby Jewel Carter 1 Harley Clouse Marcella Cole Beverly Crafton Jerry Denning Johnnie Denton Jean Dixon Mildred Douglas Joe England Janet Farmer Rodney Farmer gn 45. 3 .Q D l - lik, Photograph not available Sarah Sue Adkins Betty Alden Bobby Bandy Larry Bandy I. L. Biggs 1:5 Absent when PICLUTGS I s--5. sw 11' Br WGN-3 LHKGT1 'Tiff Qs 9 Edward Freedle Sandra Freedle Billy Freedle Larry Garrett Neil Garrett X 7' A36 NJ C' 'Q x -f 1 .ay if , . Q 1 f ' .Q r K . , I , XF Q' E' 'Qc , Q, af 5' Q51 'Nr 25 ,Ser 5, ,f ' , e' F E .45 , an S x. 1 Q 2 available Picture not i .. -3 1. ,4- 4 6 as 1 . ,Q W , Y. J wi, 1' x X 4. tg J' ww mf , may it X4 ,,.fN,h Q ml IIE I f Jn ' ns. W -f H. as 5 1' L iii 1,191 J xi' eg 2 N Ai' 21 S o fs , YQQ 5 y X Q, 7, h n 5 fi. -W 23, x . :- in X 3 'Af 1 fb' 4 44.1,-.4 ' ' 1 Q 1--Alf, 1 new ' ' '3-,Q . ' - .. ' S W - I , X. , , --r. Sf - m i A. A fm A 5, as . ,, New gm 5 f, . 3 , S , J' L 5' A z I gg f is if , s, 0 x 4 Ok 5 u + M. WW 3' 5 ,, 5 W l 1 5 'f ' V gm I Q, K . L i . , I xg :A ES , .vi L l. ,. x Y Lf P if ' nit I Q 3 Y ' 4' ' A g ,A 'J K u 'J' L 'z 'S -x Q2 BETTY WISEMAN Known as Sam by her friends, sire has a cheery greeting for all. She has accomplished an unusual feat by playing two years of varsity basketball as a star forward. Another of her talents is displayed when she lends her voice ad- mirably to her church choir. DONNA LOU WIS EM AN Donna Lou's talents are exceeded only by her warm and sympathetic personality. She led the footballcheerleaders in their yells this year, has worked steadily and capably in the FHA, and was always ready to play for us her lilt- ing music on the piano. Donna Lou possesses that rare quality of leadership that does not render her incapable of doing minor, thankless tasks. 664 JERRY JOHNSON Drum has a ready smile and a Hi for everyone. His captivating spirit and interest in others do not match his slightly diminutive size. In that quarter- back position he was there fighting all the way. JERRY HARPER Jerry l-larper, friendly to all, has led the seniors expertly this year as their president. Being an all-round student, interested in math,as well as football, Jerry was chosen Boys' State alternate his junior year. His steady, depend- able qualities have made him an important asset to our school. JANICE JONES Although she has every reason not to be so, Janice has a quiet, unassuming air about her that endears her to her many friends at SCHS. Janice lends her spry and capable talents to cheerleading, basketball, and paper staff, and the Beta Club. r -asf' M , '. -MHPQL MAP' .i I Q' df' ,,.,,v+' GLEN GREGORY X,-f aw' g f Although still a freshman, Glen Gregory is a promising all-round football player. llis pleasing personality and conscientiousness are Cl delight to his teachers and friends, BILLY BANDY Billy displays his skill and ability, not Only on the grid- iron and the basketball court, but also in being able to be on the Honor Roll. Billy 's friendly, gentlernanly manners are to be admired by all. ANN HALL A1'1n'5 yibrantenthijsiagrn was displayed this year and last year as she gave out with hearty Yea Rah, Portland in her role of football cheerleader. Her classmates felt her worthy of the Freshman Class Favorite Title. Her skills extend to the basketball court where she regularly shoots goals. From the group of four nominees from each class, the entire student body chose these eight campus leaders as most outstanding, bopl o111ort V1 rnon Xlliwn r JLllllOf Gl nda Akin P1 llib Xu brooke -Xnn Cnmrnings Berniee Crowes C1 erxl Heater laniee lone: Judx lxirb Cnarlotte Perdue lean Stark Linda lv oodard Betty Alden Gle nda Brown Johnnie Denton N'-il Garr -tt Barbara A Grox ei -1 1' A. Groves Nlelinda Iernigin bLHlOT C1 1 11 1r 1 xx ittxtoo D1 itl Down D1r tl lll 1 Tlll Nl igna Ctirn ln ide senior Freshman Ward Jones Billv W. Kel. Jerry Latimer Barbara S. Piper Wwyne Pirtlc arris H Stewart Junior Rita Cnandler W111ona Keen P gr lVlLCO1ll Nlelxin Pertlne Ra burn Re nold Jllll 5 Martin Nein Frt-Qlinian Patricia Poole boplion ore Margaret Buntin Douglah Claiborne I-a e Fibber Bettx Freedle Carmen Heater Rob wie Heater L11 da joneb Prigeilla Lane Priscilla McFarland Vonnie MeGuffie Robert Rivts Jiri Riggsbee Henrietta Roberts Ann Searcy Charlotte Suttle tries D. 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KQ - W3 X , ll gl a 1 113 'Eff' 1 f 1.55 4.7 M US if 1 im- Zu fagoziecy After a hectrc day at TWA arrlrne hostess school where I m an rnstructor Irushed to the televrsron statron to appear on This rs Your Lrfe It is the lrfe of my hrgh school Senror Englrsh teacher Mrs Mitchell Moore better known as Mrss Marre I was so excited Iurged the cab drrver to hurry because all my classmates of the 1958 graduatrng class were there It s May 3 1973 and the frrst trme rn frfteen years that we have been all together The very frrst personl bumped rnto was Ronald Hodges who was the announcer for the program I then met the em cee Jlm Smart I was overwhelmed to frnd that all my classmates were already there and that all had been so successful. I found Sue Caudrll Atchrson and Frances Street Rrch tryrng desperately to keep therr chrldren quret and all to gether James Hodges and Barbara Chandler came hurryrng over rn my drrectron and I soon learned that James was a doctor at the famous clrnrc of Agnes Upchurch rn Atlanta Georgra and Barbara was hrs capable nurse Laverne Harrrs and Joe Freedle were buzzrng rn and out of the crowd Therr norse and speed certarnly are typrcal of therr past and therr present they have Just opened the world s largest drag strrp rn Indranapolrs lndrana Elarne Jernrgan s gchoolfor models has really been a success rf we can Judge by her very attractive samples Betty Marek and Connre Brown Well rt s almost trme for the program and everyone rs rnstructed by the producer Ennrs McGuffre to getrn posrtron We are now on the arr and from where Istand we get a perfect vrew of everyone who enters Frrst rs our Senror class presrdent Jerry Harper who rs the U S representatrve to the 1973 Olymprcs rn Sweden Next are Mrlbourn Bolrnger and Larry Goodwrn both football coaches Mrlbourn of the Los Angeles Rams and Larry of the Portland Panthers who had a wrnnrng season thrs year Also along are Betty Franklrn and Ann Perdue who are grrls basketball coaches at SCHS The next couple rs qurte lnterestrng It s Jerry Burysek U S Senator from Tennessee and hrs lovely wrfe the former Mae Traughber Followrng them are Trudre Dorrrs and Mrller Dobbs who are co owners of a new movre productron the Mrll Trude Productrons Enterrng now rs another show busmess classmate of mrne Shelby Dorrrs who rs a concert pranrst She has Just returned from her latest performance before the Queen of England We have severaltalented dancers Vrrgrnra Ienkrns Vrvran Rrggsbee Irene Brown Joyce Ray and Peggy Perry who make up the chorus lrne at the famous Copa Cabana here rn the crty lt rs a menagerre NO' It s James Werss wrth hrs teddy bears He s a famous rock and roll srnger now l-lls latest record rs Shell Crty Rock The former Marre Stewart rs just arrrvrng wrth her husband Rock Sudson They flew rn rn therr prrvate plane Well polrtrcs seems to be comrng rnto the scene as Mrlton Webb the Republrcan candrdate for Presrdent enters Mr Webb s most capable manager Donnre Brrley rs hrs ever present companron Ann Durham rs qurte a celebrrty now berng the Unrted States delegate to the Unrted Natrons Jerry Groves and Thomas Buntrn have certarnly done well They own one of the largestautomobrle corporatrons and have developed a new and powerful car the Bunove I m sure these cars wrll recerve expert care when rn the hands of Charles Groves and Dan Ienkrns for two more capable engrneers are hard to frnd Well the program rs off the arr now and agarn the studro rs brrmmrng wrth excrted people all talkrng at once There rs to be a party for all of our class at the famous steakhouse and club of Betty Butrum where Wendell Graves now a world famous chef wrll manage the food detarl The conversation gets off to a good start on the subject of televrsron Idrdn t realrze we had so many celebritres rn our class Alrce Cherry Brllye Cole and Norma Krrkham have therr own successful T V program The Workrng Grrl Joy Hrll has some comments on thrs subrect as she rs a news correspondent rn Swrtzerland Nancy Short the frrst woman to prlot a passenger plane rs very much rn world news Another famous world frgure rs the U S woman tennrs champron Wanda Utley The name of Ralph Armstrong has become qurte promrnent rn the U S srnce he became the leading advrser to the Secretary of Agrrculture James Lee rs also promrnent rn the freld of agrrculture wrth hrs new rnventron a machrne that has been perfected and can do any krnd of work on the farm Wonder ful rsn t rt? Davrd Down sprofessron was no surprrse to me at all Of course he s an artrst and for The Saturday Evenrng Post too The professron of Jerry Johnson rs certarnly a lrttle unusual He s the warden at the largest penal rnstrtutron rn the U S at Portland Tennessee Harold Halvorsen has srmrlar role to thrs he s a crrmrnal lawyer and has traveled far rn hrs career Naturally our conversatron wanders homeward as we recall many happy memorres Home rs qurte drfferent now for Portland has become a boomrng metropolrs I was delrghted to frnd Donna Wrseman happy as a lark as the head of the Home Economrcs Department at UT rn Knoxvrlle Carl Carter rs the owner of the largestdepartment store rn Portland and hrs two store detectrves are Everett Wrlllams and Jack Wrlhamson The store has twenty frve floors Qurte a Job for only two detectrves' Melvrn Perdue and Larry Hrnton have followed a professron for whrch they were well surted They own a brllrard parlor and bowlrng alley combrnatlon It s qurte a busrness coverrng almost two blocks Well of course ole SCHS rs rn the scene and who do you thrnk rs prrncrpal L A Hrll who elsel Hrs capable secretary rs Peggy McCorn Elrzabeth Grrffrth has taken over the Socral Studres Department and has done marvelously well Well all rs quret now as the mayor of Portland Rayburn Reynolds rrses to propose a toast to the class of 1958 As the toast ts frnrshed we all gather our wraps and wrth tear frlled eyes and nostalgra tuggrng at our hearts we brd our classmates farewell Even though we may never see some of our classmates agarn we have many happy memories to console us rn our lonely hours Shrrley Wattwood Prophet I I I I - I II' ' II - - , . . ., I , , . . - , . y - - I I I - I I - . . , . . . I I I I I - I I ' , , . . . I I I . . . . ., . . . . . , V . . . , . I , , .. D - . , , . . 1 I I I I I . . , . . . , . . . . I . , . . I I I - ' I l U I , . , . I 1 ' I I - I . . , , . . , I I - , . . Y . . . . I , . . . . l. I ' - . ,. , . I I - - . . ., V . .. - I I . . . . , . , I I I I . I I - Q I . , , . . . I , . I 1 -- - I . . I I I - ' n ' I . I N Kam Gm ki 564 SCIENCE CLUB OFFICERS Jerry Harper -President Nancy Short-Vice President Conrad Swan-Secretary Jerry Jonnson-Sgt. -al-arms Robert Riggs-Reporter Mrs. Thompson-Sponsor cfvefzfrjfrifbffef I lllil Q I ll Mer-V , i -1 ff.. -'ggi ' ll! H 1 ! QXL4 uf Q i X 4 r'fNfr'QQZyfW L, ,A ,fax-fi '7 W . QK--filxwliff f 1 e atfzae 50,0 p AQZE. scrENcE'ci.UB We are working for the betterment of our comxrriunity by applying the principhs of rlll ll, O Coach Johnson conducts an experiment in general science class. tix We have two science instructors and eight science classes. There are 250 students en- rolledin generalscience, biology, or chem- istry. Chemistry students perform class demonstra tions as well as work individually in the la boratory. f :gzltfzfffilw 1 .g,O'7,f4g7f3,fp -- gf' W 'S-sfwfnff is 4 y. 123424 'F-fy gil! 3-Q on W ' affwuom YV! J V Proper methods of growlng msectrvorous plants. Students ma ellsters arlgus p Q' U lf NX U QQ' of biolojivh out Y- ,qv'74V' ...-'N Identification of preserved animal specimens. Note books are made by the students 35 we study leaves. 4 3 I WF Q 'gf 5' ,f Q if s ' Q ff' . Aiif fi, 'Sf' - f 5 'Wy U u 4 s Ja' A-. 'W I +1?5'-'ZLQIEI WW!! fu mfg f 1 lv... X H 4' 3 lv af isvgiv .g.3..,AE, in gx x jg? 1- A 1 lw I m. ,,3i'l K xi, 1 S' '. f J - vi '5 N iw 5, ' Q-ffiipf 33 ,L-is-le .Qual 4 .A M .awww 5 ,, L x A ,.,.-ni' Y I ,,,. ,...a...4ff v .... 1 , ,w,,'f.-far 3 1 l 44. me G , Ez 'E' ' I Q3 K x 3 nn Q fr' I 73 :rs ? Q I 1 -ue hs? VX X' fmdmmd 06:0 UMW Z 61-eezkae Pump Lamp and Smokrng Stand made by Mr Grant ham Roy Carter rs drawrng on lookers as he frles on hrs what not ,f-1 Stanley Searcy and Gary Mrnk are domg a good job Mr Grantham admrres a bookcase made by Lawrence Keehng g O ,A ra N G x O . I shellacking their lamps. 19 A., Gm deff edbaiig Mrs Lloyd Freeland our counselor super ises six classes each day Several projects are undertaken dur ing the year to encourage better hornema king Abo vc Home Decoration Freida Woodard Wanda Utley Linda Cartwright Margaret Gregory and Betty Dyer wonder what matches correctly Home Nursing, Yovonne Franklin Char lotte Perdue Sue Sheucraft and Shirley Johnson will know how to cope with home emergencies after earning their Red Cross Homenursrng pin Personal Grooming Linda Keen Diana Hopkins Patricia Polle and Barbara Thurman are discussing personal grooming and health nurse from Vanderbilt Child Ca re Sue Ausbrooks demonstrates the correct way to bathe a baby ther little srsterj as the other girls look on Clothing Construction FOOCIS and Nutrition Happy are Sue Hudson, Edrth Mom Wen fed Pe0P1e are haPPY Pe0P1e A5 gomery' and Barbara Stevens as they proof, see the smiles of Dorothy White, Smch then new dresses Sue Hunter, Glenna Glover and Barbara Groves O family relations with Miss Drury, a student public as ' I ' 1 . ' . Q2 Test questions are sometimes puzzling! Additional material is readily a va il- able jerry Latimer leads in this dis- cussion in Freshman English. 14156 Jean White Janet Farmer Jackie D. Payne Joe England A knowledge of correct English usage is the key to success in all our studies and in our future work. Our English Department composed of three instructors who teach twelve English classes, strives to help stud- ents write, speak, read, and think effectively. fl' .Q A A .A 7: is 1-ni off M ,., ww., .QE 1 m Q ff g .F Q ,V 2' f' rg Q 33 x JS. X x 2 - V ai V if ' i 4 1, V7 1 ' N hiv Lfs3gff,?!S1 ' N Q - f M 2, 5. . ,-- , v.., : ,' , xr WN iii tx ? 'fy 1354 1 ' AX an tt vt V , Ny! it .,,4 A 4 , 'ff R 4 V ?,g.L?+,cf41f'i' N ' , .. ,,-' ' ig L .15 A 43 , Nw 24 ,I Q ' my 5 A I ' ' ' Gm fzayfzaw we stuu Biff nan Kenny Wendt operates the record player for a Freshman Class in English. 'V sa' Students using tape recorder are Larry Cantrell, ., Larry Lamf, Burton Woods, Johnny Gregory. Charles Deasy plays back roices which sound unfamiliar to the student speakers. 5' E ,b Z dzeaaedafg Both Mr. Hunter and the students take great interest in the Leadership Club. f-...l Amos, the super-salesman, Donna and Ann sort the mail. Mrs. Stinson and Betty Austin. Mrs. Stinson directs the junior High Glee Club. - Sgt P' F YG I -L s. Y' ' 'Y 7Y -k-1,11 O Z Seaman Arithmetic, algebra, geometry, and trigonometry- classes to meet all math needs are taught in our school. Eight classes are taught by three teachers. X' Right: Some of Mrs. Thompson's fourth period arithmetic class examine a problem. Above: Mr. Coker's fourth period solid geometry examines a model. swf? Left: Larry Harper and Richard Jones work at the board in Mrs. Moore 's first period algebra class. QJZ6. Right: John Cummings and joe England work on the next day's assignment in Mr. Coker's third period algebra I class. ii Left: Rita Chandler shows the plane geometry class how to get the answer to her problem. Left: Neil Garrett and Johnnie Denton work some problems from the book in Mr. Coker's fifth period algebra I class. Mrs. Jernigan helps Richard Jones with one of the problemsin economics. A better understanding of current trends is pro- moted hy the studyof history, economics, and world ge ogra phy. Billye Ann Cole gives a report of a current happening for the American History students. Mrs. Dale Alden led the dis- cussion in Mrs. Jernigan's absence. Tom Hunter helps the class in World Geography locate the spot under discussion. ' M Www fammeawz may Since history repeats itself, this class in Ameri- CHI1 History is attempting to understand the past in order that we may better understand the future. Inflation is a difficult subject for some Economics students. A 1 tr Ann Searcy and Loraine Lewis are studying maps in order to widen their understanding of World History. Mr. Hunter and Mrs. Yokley aid students in buy- ing defense savings stamps, a plan inaugurated this year by the Junior High History Department. - px X 'N nP Nancy Ford is getting individual superxision by liar teacher, Miss Green, Barriara Chandler is helping Ann Durham proofread Li term paper, while Miller Dobbs and Connie Brown look on, r a ,' -A 5.424 has Fifrn Period Typing Class :TD 2 twig v 7.7, E2 ill QZJQIGMZWZ e4t7' t F 1 asf' Above: Sue Caudlll and Marie Stewart say it's real fun to work a set of books. L E.. fi 3 N191 :fib- Belowg The Paper Staff has run its first issue of The Purple Herald. , . Q' Shirley Wattwood, Glenda Akin, Ronald Hodges are carefully adding a trial bal- ance in bookkeeping. iq A ix if fzoyfzmv ly 244 Here Comes the Bride David Lee Myrna Wiseman My Blue Heaven Vernon Allison Priscilla Lane Olivia Brown 19 4 rx In t -J ,F ir 93 J Silver Threads Robert Riggs 3 Annie Ruin Clubbs My 125' ,V ea M L, A 2:-. 'Y if -wifi .Lkv Q . S Q i f t Ah: ',w ..k . . NJN, MAH 5 K 1 J 1 W . 5 5 . fc, X M Vi' 3 if x E2 A a -my f 1. ,-QV' 'A ox' 3, . A 6, H' - lvl 5-.-1 47 4 , f ' i w....- 'W' 'X f' f --f...,,J,iyfM- J ki' f.- l ,4 7 Q 4 i' u A --:J 'S' f ' X'-1 hui E xi: . ff . if - Vmmfw .A K Ann Hall Lmda Denmng Donna Wtseman Captam Jamce jones These cheerleaders chosen by the student body and the football boys have 1n splred pep and opt1m1sm at every game regard less of the score ,fo Myrna Wtseman Sandra Freedle Gale Jones 163 DHS BLIII -w SCHS ,, in V - -f! 'N ,as Q32 iiarfn-.3 Qaem 1.1 -:t.- i-...ln.- 4 njvv- 'NJ' 2 5. EQ NAIS -If, QQBN 1? The Queen and Her Court Betty Marek Maid of Honor Elaine Jernigan Football Queen Charlotte Perdue Maid of Honor x 4'9- '-'- YYCWP fe A VX: iw YK? ij 3239 'Q Affmsfa ' an Q -,Vg lrxggk lx, 4 :'. 5 .Jw T Igffg ' k r ' .. F1 Z, f ,5 Q5 4 Efimqfgg ,glfx , , ' MY 'HY A . 4 A N W , 'A uxnmw A . sl . Mya 17 10 64 S 1 5 I , 2 . A- 3 . V' I 'i ' 1 . 5 . 33' 35 ' Ei M-X. ip' 'NF' . , k . 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I 151 WN 511111115 , K . k ' , 6 1: isa , e xxwj ' W-44 if , n - ' , 'A ,My x H 1 A A .Q ' I A . 3, r ..k dj A ' Y 'I f A Q 1 , y gg V . 5' I '- 1' ' if Tr, F . , l V ,WV i , if! ' - s dtadfmzedd Z1 This is a well-balanced team: Billy Briley and Donald Beasley G1r1s get then share of tumbles I Lmda Cartwught proves Henry Dye tak s a shot as B111y Crunk mes to guard h1m as ' TW 11 Y s7 V :JUL WT -X ' ' , oo, as M W I ,X 3 5 fe? , lo 1 ., ,fy - TQ . H 5 Q ' -, - ..-f f - 'J . . - - k f' H -F3 . 7 fn 3 Aw W N ?'i'4W1'1 1 5513 lima!! N 11 A 1' lim 'IM4 A ' X . ZS. Coach Dunbar, physical education instructor prepares for a toss up. Gym classes can be fun Don fStrong Many Calvert lrfts Jerry Laumer and Charles Kmght p l l ev i 4 X BRIZENDINE'S FOOD CENTER Portland, Tennessee APPLIANCE 8: ELECTRIC CO. G. E. Television8L Appliances Phone 3931 Portland. Tenn. 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Portland 8: Fountain Head Compliments of DR JAMES LADD Portland and Fountarn Head BOOKER 'S STOR E Ladles and Men s Furnishings Portland Tenn Young Drug Co Your Prescription Store WESTERN AUTO STORE Phone 3939 Portland Tenn Phone 2012 DR R W SIMONTON JR Portland Tenn P0rt-land Tenn SHELL CITY GARAGE HUNTER'S SUPER MARKET Portland, Tenn. Poffland- Tenn- FARMERS FEED Sz SEED CO. KRAFT FOODS Portland, Tenn. Portland. Te nn. Consumers DVU8 CO' The Farmers Bank The Rexall Store Member of F. D.1. C. Phone 2014 Portland, Tenn. Portland, Tenn- 1 PORTLAND PLANING MILL SHELL CITY CAFE Eat at Joe s' Portland Tenn Portland Tenn Chandler s J E Kerley and ons Hardware Furmture Rugs Plumb1r1g 8: Heat1ng Supphes Electncal Apphances Telev1s1ons Phone 2.051 Portland Tenn 1 - , , O O , - .. , n M H PERRY S GROCERY Meats Grocerles Vegetable Shell O11 and Gasollne Portland Tenn HAROLD HESTER S MOTOR CO Better Quahty Used Cars Portland Tenn R C OWEN TOBACCO CO Gallatxn Tenn GALLATIN TOBACCO WAREHOUSE Garrott Bros Ready Mlx Concrete Co o Job too large or too small ' Phone 3422 at Portland Phone 1064 at Gallat1n BRILEY S FOOD MARKET Portland Tenn SHORT'S LAUNDRY St CLEANERS Portland Tenn Wilkinson and Wiseman Funeral Home EIllott's Builders Supply Portland Tenn Portland Tenn I I . ' . S CO, 4 - - Gallatin, Tenn. I O O O ' . N ' , . ' ' I O O O O , . , . THE FLOWER BASKET SHANNON'S INSURANCE AGENCY Mr. 81 Mrs. Dolphus Gregory Are you Protected? Portland Tenn Phone 3654 Portland Tenn ARROW PRINTERS GALLATIN RECAPPERS Quahty Prrntrng Expert Recapprng and Vulcamzrng Phone 2394 Portland Tenn Phone 6 Gallatrn Tenn JENKINS TEXACO SERVICE 400 West Marn S Gallaun Tenn MODERN EQUIPMENT CO ,E L ' uf Lrncoln Mercury Internatronal Harvester rj Gauatln Tenn Gallatrn Tenn HANCOCK WAREHOUSE MATTQX OIL CO We buy tobacco' Monk Mattox Gallatrn Tenn Phone 435 Gallattn Tenn YALE at TOWNE PLANTERS TOBACCO WAREHOUSE Yale Lock and Hardware DlV1SlOll Gallaun Tenn Gallatln Tenn BROWN MILLING CO SUMNER COUNTY CO OP CREAMERY Gallaun Tenn Gauaun Tenn BEN FRANKLIN STORE NATIONAL STORE Your complete Department Store L ll O d ll Oca Y wne Nauona Y Known Clothrng Furmture Hardware Applrances Gallatm Tenn Phone 2300 Gauatm Tenn P WADE MOTOR CO KATHERINE'S DRESS SHO Always frrst wlth fashron s newest creauons North Water Street Gallatrn Tenn Gallatin Tenn GALLATIN AUTO PART TWYF'ORD'S LITTLE DRESS SHOP S Mary Fred Anglea Owner Ladres Ready to Wear Phone 503 Gallatrn Tenn 263 West Marn Street Phone 845 Gallatrn Tenn VIC JENKINS CHEVROLET CO Telescope below at the home of Gallatln Tenn ROBERT RIGGS WILLIAMS' FARM SUPPLY AND SUMMER CO NEWS HATCHERY Ga llatrn Tennessee Gallaun Tenn Phone 555 SUNSHINE KELLY AND SON SEED co CLEANERS AND LAUNDRY Seed cleanmg Wholesale and Retall Let Sunshrne rn Your Home Phone 132 S water Gauaun Lane Street Gallatrr phone 1268 ROSS AND FLY AGENCY AARON.S STORE Roxy Theater Burldlng Phone 25 Gauatm Gallatrn Tenn . , . . 1 - ' , . I . , . , . . . f' 'S' 6 ' I 'r , . . , . . . 5 , FERR ELL AUTO CO. Franklin, Ky. Gallatin' Tenn' Phone 26 or 777 MASS EY MO TOR CO . Open all night COOK'S T. V. AND RADIO COCA-COLA BOTTLING WORKS SALES SERVICE E. Ky. Street Springfield, Tenn. Phone 125 Franklin, Ky, PILOT KNOB LIMESTONE C Ready Mlx Concrete rescent ' CQ, Milk CD. Plant Phone --------... 1587 Office ---------------- -6 81 Gallatin, Tenn. Gallatin, Tenn. DRAPER AND DARWIN Compllmentsof Shop and Save Phone 722 DENTISTS OF FRANKLIN KY Franklln K For Bsst Results Use BRIGANCE SALES COMPANY Case Oldsmobile G M C H Sales Parts Service Phone 650 Franklin Ky HUGHES HARDWARE CO Co, Phone58 Franklin K Oliver Farm Equrpme nt Gallatln Texas Westinghouse Apphances Franklin Ky .sys , . O u ' . . .'y. Swift's Ice Cream For Wholesome Food and Pure Delight Wholesale Dealers 1411 Church Street, Nashville, Tennessee Compliments of Stark's Home Studio 534 Hartsville Pike, Gallatin, Tenn. J c H1LL's GROCERY BILLY JOE FULKS C1rcu1t Court Clerk Phone 2020 Portland Tenn Gallatin and White House L G Balfour Company Known wherever there are Schools and Colleges Class Rings and Pins Commencement Invitations Diplomas Personal Cards Club Insignia Medals 8: Trophies Mr Irving Harris Representative P O Box 496 Jackson Tennessee Q Q o , - Q 0 . - a o g NATIONAL STOR ES Franklxn Ky GILLESPIE DRY GOODS Frankltn Ky HUNT MOTOR CO Ford Sales and Servtce Franklln Ky 'THE FRANKLIN FAVORITE' and WFKN Prrntrng Pubhshtng Broadcastlng Flrst w1th the news of people you know' Frankhn Ky SIMPSON COUNTY BANK Frankun KI Franklln K GRAINGER AND PEBBLES RealEstate Investments y Phone 193 YOUNG DEPAR TMENT STOR E HARRIS FEED CO Feeds Seeds Fertlltaer Frankun K3 john Deere Implements Phone 17 Franklln Ky YOKLEY MACHINE CO Geo Yokley and Sons N8IlOl13ICyIll'ldCI' Gas Weldmg Supplres BRIZENDINE AND LANE MOTOR Phone 281 Frankhn y Frankun Kb Complrments of Wayne and Jean Snyder THE LITTLE GRILL Next to Lrberty Theater Frankltn Ky BUTT TOBACCO CO Dealers rn Leaf Tobacco Franklrn Ky CR EASY LUMBER CO M111 and Yard on South Maln Street Franklln Ky PLANTERS LOOSE LEAF FLOOR Franklrn Ky Let us sell your one sucker' Paul Jackson Hal Jackson FARMERS ELEVATOR CO. Phone 447 Franklln Ky Compliments of FRANKLIN SUPER MARKET Franklln Ky NEW E FARMERS TOBACCO WAREHOUSE Frankhn Ky D DEVIL BUTANE GAS CO INC Frankhn Ky Comphments of The Kendall Co Franklln Ky TRACTION EQUIPMENT CO Franklin Ky Farmall Tractors and McCorm1ck Equrpment SOUTHERN STATES SIMPSON COOP Franklm Ky 'fi Complrments of LAYON BROWN County Court Clerk Gallaun Tenn ALBERT HACKETT Sherrff Gallatrn Tenn BLUEBIRD BEAUTY SHOPPE JESSE T MALLORY F A DINNING HOLIDAY GULF STATION DR K L COMPTON SPEARS MACHINE CO DR JOHN B WALLACE KNIGHT'S AUTO PARTS ROSE BOWL CAFE KOP RON MACHINE CO Commerclal and Industrral Machtnlst Welders Steel Fabrxcators Gallatrn Tenn CLYDE O RIGGS Supl of Sumner Co Schools Gallatln and Portland R , O 1 J , I .J L nizn I +54 I f I 3 fl 1 Q A Complimemsof ANDERSON, LYLES, AND RIPPY PORTER WOMACK GENERAL INSURANCE Registrar of Sumner Co. Gallatin, Tenn. Gallatin Phone 359 CHENAULT - DOUGLAS INSURANCE BUTLER TV AND APPLIANCES Auto-Life-Fire Gallatin, Tenn. Gallatin. Tenn. GALLATIN SPORT CENTER JULIAN'S SHOE STORE Complete line of shoes for work, play, dress Your pleasure is our business, Jarman-Fortune-Acrobat Ed-Mac McDonald Gallatin Phone 2216 South Water Street, Gallatin A AND P FOOD STORES 5 Gallatin, Tenn. ' PORTLAND HARDWARE CO. 9 Maytag and Crosley Dealers Portland Tenn MAR VIN FARRIS Assistant County Agent Gallat1n Tenn ENGLAND'S SER VICE STATION Gulf Accessories Gulf Oils Phone 778 West Main Gallatin Royal Ty pewrrters SALES AND RENTALS AND REPAIR SERVICE S J Weaver D1str1butor IZ O5 L1nden Ave PhoneA M 99029 Nashv1lle Tenn l . - Y -T I l i l I 5 l - i I I t 1 0 A o - I . 9 n Congratulauons Semors' HILL LUMBER COMPANY BENTLEY'S FIVE AND TEN portland Tenn Portland Tenn Long s Super Market Portland Tenn Gal1at1n Tenn PAUL FREEMAN GORDON'S FOODS Feed and FCIIIIIZCY 507 Merldlan Street Sengrown Nashvxlle Tenn Sandye Shirt Co. , If x V L , 6 xl!! yn L' e S a gba AVI X, xx W L 1' L Y' Y 4 .N slxkg i X N N: Rx, -X 1 Ib Ngx xi . x 513- 'W , wg 'A x ,Z ,X 3 1, 5? X, lx YI H X xX . XX fl NL X Xwx. A L-J LL-Cie, -'yyL01 bf-J..-fig! .47 32 TQ 4s L IP, 1 '4-' ix? 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