Tennessee High School - Cadmea Yearbook (Bristol, TN)

Text from Pages 1 - 108 of the 1945 volume:

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Navy ghee alere � siOUDIDNA ke” ielaNGNKOULIDrS U.S. Navy KoEVNeNe eee Wo ils i Asis U.S. Army Gale aN wees WrOsOnl WealoNeE Upor Anny, (a Miss Reveley Owen Whose merry heart has cheered away our gloom, Whose wise words have guided our lives while here, Whose spirit has been an inspi- ration to our daily living, Whose love and interest in our schoolmates in the service have increased our apprecia- tion of their sacrifice, Whose genial personality will remain with us while memory lasts, We, the Cadmus Club, lovingly dedicate this, the 1945 CADMEA. ae T Tes - ae Oe- nae “4 tien as pateae - ¢; 24 5; Ps EI Gents en arene CMGI Sd Hoa a JOHN H. ARRANTS AC By Mes: Superintendent High School Teacher and Principal at Bledsoe County High School. High School Teacher at South Pittsburg, Tenn. County Superintendent, Meigs County, Tenn. City Superintendent, South Pittsburg, Tenn. Supervisor of Elementary Schools, State Depart- ment of Education. Teacher of Elementary Education, State Teach- ers College, Murfreesboro, Tenn. City Superintendent, Bristol, Tenn. | my | — JAMES A. BARKSDALE A.B. M. A. Principal Teacher and Principal at Charlotte High School, Charlotte, Tenn. Principal at Central High School, Ashland City, Tenn. Principal at E. W. Grove High School, Paris, Tenn. Principal at Tennessee High School, Bristol, Tenn. nag ESTHER BANKS B.S., M.A. Bible and Civics BESS BROCE A.B. English ETHEL COFER B.S., M.A. English FRANCES COMBE BS. Girls’ Physical Education, Health SARAH FORTUNE B.S. Home Economics JOHN A. GULDEN A.B. Diversified Occupations Coordinator MAURINE HAWKINS B.A. Typing, Latin, Spanish MARY R. MARNEY Bs: English, Mathematics HELEN RANKIN A.B. Shorthand, Typing, Book- keeping, Commercial Law LINDSAY RHEA B.S., M.A. Physics, Mathematics MAY ROBERSON A.B., M.A. English IRMA SHUFFLEBARGER B.S., M.Ed. History, English MARTYNE SIVELLS Base Social Science RUPERT SMITH B.S., M.A. Industrial Arts. Assistant Coach MABEL C. STERN Acting Librarian JOSEPH STILL A.B., M.A. Band, Chorus HAZEL STITT Office Secretary DELLE SMITH Bese Vinos Biology and Chemistry GEORGE TYREE A.B. Coach, Boys’ Phys. Ed., Health BEULAH WEST A.B., M.A. Latin Not BILLIE BAXTER AB. PICTURED Bisory sar GENEVIEVE CALDWELL B.S., M.A. Mathematics REVELEY OWEN A.B. Mathematics MRS. T. O. COWAN MRS. B.S. Dietician DAVID E. RUSSELL Bas Librarian Chl ET De Pe NN OPE PUP aT heeg ia SAE AE. mr Rt a ey eee eT Le Wy SER oe Spay ae “ Rae EAL Co Re rein 6 a : eye Saat Horch iene ra SOBRE oT ‘ . — vw 4 - oe Co % BR(sTOL LDBewman CLASS COLORS Blue and Gold x I SENIOR CLASS POEM Thoughts prom a Mice Heart F our dreams, four hopes, four fears— Realized and wrapped in shining years. For friends, for fun, for strife They ll never be surpassed throughout our life. These mark our hope, our trust— The living of a life long planned— A beginning of our fate. We leave the child to take men’s stand. We were wistful freshmen When first we tested Viking creed. As Seniors now we go forth To meet the future's willful need. So, come on, New, Strange, Life! We've learned to wait and labor long. We're Youth, with four great years To keep us true and strong. —BuRNETTE Morris oT Ke ob bk CLASS QUEEN MAID OF HONOR Elizabeth Ann Repass Judy Rucker SEES IN Wale IOer IR Or rile NaS OFFICERS Fall Spring JImMy COoWAN President ALICE CRENSHAW _____-___ President CHARLIE WINDERS ____ Vice-President CLIFFORD CALDWELL __ Vice-President LaurRA ANN KING_________ Secretary PN er RUNGE TH ee ten 9 a Secretary JANE ANN STONE__________ Treasurer Mary Lynn HayNes ______ Treasurer BILLY WHITAKER se Sgt.-atArms HuGcH Harr Soat.-atArms Behold, herein doth lie the doings of the Senior Class of ‘45. These pages tell but feebly of the joys and privileges that have been ours. Through end- less toil we have struggled, sometimes slowly, sometimes more rapidly; but whatever came it only cemented our friendship more firmly. Some of our number have already given themselves to the service of our country and now we, too, stand ready to give whatever life asks of us. To those we leave behind, we say, To those who heard our country’s a ; call Make use of life and time today. And did not come to school this fall, Be strong, be loyal and upright, To you, in air, on land, on sea— e Good luck! God speed, where’er And keep the Viking honor bright! you be!” Betty WeEBB and FRANCES WATSON NANCY ALLEN Band Majorette, Drum Major; Girls’ H7-Y, Sgt.-at-Arms; Dramatics Club; Alchemist Club; Bible Club, Vice-President; T Club. MARJORIE BARKER Home Ec. Club, President; Dramatics Club; Girl Reserves, Treasurer; Band, Majorette; Glee Club; Alchemist Club. FRANCES LOUISE BARR Alchemist Club; Home Ec. Club; Girls’ Ath- letic Association; T Club. ELLAREE BEATY Alchemist Club; Chorus; Quattour Signa Chap. Girls’ Hi-Y; Associate Editor, CADMEA; Bible Club, Secretary; Speech Club. PHYLLIS KENDALL BEWLEY Cadmus Club; Girls’ Hi-Y, Treasurer and Sergeant-at-Arms; Band; Alchemist Club, Secretary; Chorus; Spanish Club, Treasurer. JOSEPH FRANKLIN BIRDWELL Boys’ Hi-Y; Alchemist Club. MARJORIE S. BIRDWELL Bible Club; Alchemist Club; Glee Club. LORENE BLEVINS T and I Club; Spanish Club; Chorus; Home Bet Club: JOANNA BOUSH Junior Play; Home Ec. Club, President; Alpha Chap. Girls’ Hi-Y, Treasurer; Dramatics Club, Vice-President; Speech Club; Girls’ Athletic Association. PATSY BOWMAN Dramatics Club, Treasurer; Girls’ Athletic Association; Alchemist Club; Girl Reserves; GirlsaHi-Y: MARTHA BRISCOE Band Staff; Girls’ Hi-Y, President; Bible Club, President; Home Ec. Club, President; Dra- matics Club; T Club. MILLICENT ANN BROGLIN Cheerleader; Beta Chap. Girls’ Hi-Y, Secre- tary-Treasurer; Junior Red Cross, President; Dramatics Club; Spanish Club, President, Secretary; Girls’ Athletic Association DOROTHY KATE BUNN Home Ec. Club; Sophomore Girl Reserves; Bible Club; T Club. CLIFFORD DOUGLASS CALDWELL Editor, MAROON AND WHITE; Student Council, Vice-President; Junior Class, President; Track; Speech Club, President; Senior Class, Vice-President. BETTY LOU CAMPBELL Girls’ Hi-Y; Home Ec. Club; Girls’ Athletic Association; Speech Club; Glee Club; Dra- mates: Chub, DORIS CARTER Home Ec. Club; Chorus. MABEL CLARA CAWOOD T and I Club; Home Ec. Club; Bible Club. MARTHA ALICE COMBS Quattour Signa Hi-Y; Home Ec. Club, Presi- dent; Girls’ Athletic Club, Vice-President; Home Ec. Club, Secretary; Glee Club. JAMES CURETON COWAN Senior Class, President; Sophomore Class, President; Freshman Class, President; Junior Civitan Club, President; Track; Spanish Club, President. ALICE CHILDRESS CRENSHAW Senior Class, President; Freshman Class, Sec- retary; Sophomore Class, Secretary; Cadmus Club; Girls’ Hi-Y, President; Band. JAMES C. CROCKETT Co-Captain, Football Team; Junior Civitan Club, Vice-President MARY SUE CUNNINGHAM Girls’ Hi-Y, Vice-President; Home Ec. Club; Spanish Club; Glee Club. DOROTHY ALLEN DETLIE Latin Club, President; Girls’ Hi-Y, Vice-Presi- dent; Student Council; Alchemist Club. (Transferred from Lee Edwards High School, Asheville, North Carolina). AUDREY MAE DOAK Quattour Signa Chap. Girls’ Hi-Y, Treasurer; Girl Reserves; Band; Dramatics Club; Glee Club; Home Ec. Club. BETTY GRAHAM DRIVER Girl Reserves, President; Beta Chap. Girls’ Hi-Y, President;. Junior Class Play; Band; MAROON AND WHITE; Student Council. ETTA FRANCES EGGERS Freshman Class, -.Treasurer:= ‘Girlsseeiriu- Treasurer; Band Sponsor; Dramatics Club; Bible Club; Home Ec. Club. MARY PHYLLIS EGGERS Girls’ Hi-Y; Dramatics Club, President; Band Sponsor; Bible Club, President; Glee Club; Home Ec. Club. MARY JANE ELLER Transferred from Bluff City High, Bluff City, Tenn.; Alpha Chap. Girls’ Hi-Y; Alchemist Club. VIRGINIA MARTHA ANN EVANS Band; Girls’ Hi-Y; Girl Reserves; Girls’ Ath- letic Club; Bible Club; Alchemist Club. ANN FAUCETTE Girls’ Hi-Y, President, Vice-President; Sopho- more Class, Secretary; Senior Class, Secre- tary; Band; MAROON AND WHITE Staff. JEAN GOBBLE Home Ec. Club; Athletic Club; Girls’ Hi-Y; Alchemist Club. JOE N. GODSEY, JR. Band; Chorus; Spanish Club; Alchemist Club: HARRIET GRAY Alpha Chap. Girls’ Hi-Y; Dramatics Club; Band; Home Ec: Club, President; Bible Club, Treasurer; T Club. sat NANCY JANE GRAY Transferred from Adrian, Mich.; Cadmus Club; Dramatics Club; Quattour Signa Chap. Girls’ Hi-Y, Vice-President; Alchemist Club; Spanish Club. SAM A. GRIFFIN Transferred from Damascus, Va.; D. O.; I Gaal lb Chiat. BEVERLY JOAN HAGY Chorus; Girls’ Hi-Y; Alchemist Club; Home Ee, Club: MARY LOU HAMMER Girls’ Hi-Y, Sot-at-Arms;.Cadmus Club; Junior Red Cross, President; All Students’ Council; Band; Alchemist Club, Treasurer. JOHN E. HAMRICK Basketball; Cheerleader; Track; Boys’ Hi-Y, Sgt.-at-Arms; T Club; Color Guard. STUARD KEITH HARKRADER Junior Class, Treasurer; Junior Class, Sgt.-at- Arms; Boys’ Hi-Y, Treasurer; Football; Track; Alchemist Club. HUGH HARE, JR. Boys’ Hi-Y, Treasurer; Basketball; Band; MAROON AND WHITE Staff; Chorus. MARY LYNN HAYNES Junior Maid of Honor; Sophomore Class, Treasurer. LILLIAN HENDRICKS Girls’ Hi-Y, Vice-President; Bible Club, Presi- dent; Speech Club, Secretary and Treasurer; Junior Red Cross, Secretary; MAROON AND Wuite; Alchemist Club. RODGE R HERNDON Transferred from McKinley Tech, Washing- lone (2 BGys elie y= SELMA IZZEDDIN Band; Girls’ Hi-Y; Chorus; Alchemist Club; . Home Ec. Club. AILEEN HOBBS Txand 4. Club; DORIS MARIE HOCKETT Teand? 1° Ghib: EDYTHE ELIZABETH HULL T and I Club, President; Home Ec. Club, Sec- retary; Girls’ Hi-Y; Girl Reserves. HELEN LOUISE JONES Chorus: Home Ec. Club. BILL KING Football; T Club; Junior Civitan; Track; Speech Club; Alchemist Club. HENRY KING Advertising Manager, CADMEA; Boys’ Hi-Y, Chaplain; Alchemist Club; T Club; Cheer- leader. LAURA ANN KING President, Student Body; Senior Class, Sec- retary; Assistant Editor, MAROON AND WHITE; Secretary, Student Council; Quattour Signa Chap. Girls’ Hi-Y; Cheerleader. SARAH HALLER KUHNERT Alpha Chap. Girls’ Hi-Y, President; Band; Dramatics Club; Chorus; Home Ec. Club; Bible Club. LUCILLE VIRGINIA LIPPO Home Ec. Club; Spanish Club. MILDRED LEE McCLELLAN Home Ec. Club; Girls’ Athletic Club; Junior Red Cross Council; Spanish Club, Secretary. PAUL McCLELLAN Bible Club; Spanish Club; T Club; Track; Baseball. WINONA MARELLA McCORD Band; Glee Club; Girls’ Hi-Y; Dramatics Club, President; Student Council; T Club. JAMES D. McCRARY Basketball; Junior Civitan Club; Track; Spanish: Club; T Club. CLARICE MOORE Sweetheart, Junior Civitan Club; Girls’ Hi-Y; Girl Reserves. JEANNE POWERS MORPHEW Girls’ Hi-Y, Secretary; Spanish Club; Home Bey Clubs ELIZABETH BURNETTE MORRIS Girls’ Hi-Y; Dramatics Club; Spanish Club; T and I Club; Chorus. ee Se) WANDA LEE MORTON Band; Girls’ Hi-Y; Chorus; Girl Reserves; Home. Ec. Club. VICTOR OBENSHAIN Freshman Class, President; Sophomore Class Reporter; Boys’ Hi-Y; Alchemist Club. SHIRLEY DEANNE OVERBEY Home Ec’ Chaby fl, and l:Club; DORIS WAYNE OWEN Girls’ Hi-Y; Glee Club; Home Ec. Club; Athletic Club. JEAN STUART PATRICK Alpha Chapter of Girls’ Hi-Y; Athletic Club; Alchemist Club; Home Ec. Club; Dramatics Club. Oa HENRY WILLIAM PETERS Junior Civitan Club; Alchemist Club. ALBERT PROFITT Boys Hi-Y, President, Secretary; Band; TGs EVELYN PHILLIPS Spanish Club; Home Ec. Club; Chorus; Teand Ciuc, LENA MAE PHILLIPS Girls’ Athletic Club; Chorus; Latin Club; Home. Ec..Club:; T Glub; Tf and liGhub, ELIZABETH LEE PIPPI N Transferred from Blountville High, Blount- ville, Tenn.; Beta Chapter Girls’ Hi-Y, Presi- dent; Girls’ Athletic Association; Glee Club. BETTY JEAN RADER Alpha Chapter Girls Hi-Y; Girls’ Athletic Club; Alchemist Club. ELIZABETH ANN REPASS Literary Editor, Cadmus Club; Senior Class Queen; Quattour Signa Chapter Girls’ Hi-Y; Alchemist Club; Home Ec. Club, President; Chorus. JULIA FRANCES RUCKER Maid of Honor, Senior Class; Sweetheart of Civitan Club; Cadmus Club; Alchemist Club, Vice-President, President; Girls’ Hi-Y, Treas- urer; Band. BAREARA BESS RUTHERFORD Transferred from Jenkins High, Jenkins, Ky.; Beta Chapter Girls Hi-Y; Girls’ Athletic Club; Alchemist Club; Spanish Club. OLEEN SALYER Girls’ Athletic Association; Girls’ Hi-Y; Al- chemist Club; Latin Club; Glee Club; Home lee. Chhullsy, [ ' MARIE SAMS Band; Girls’ Hi-Y, Treasurer, Sgt.-at-Arms; Home Ec. Club. SAM SENTER Boys Hi-Y, Sgt.-at-Arms; Student Kiwanis Member. PEGGY MINTER SEXTON Girls’ Hi-Y, Secretary; Spanish Club, Treas- urer; Girl Reserves; Alchemist Club; Home Ec. Club; Glee Club. BETTY GREY SHOEMAKER Glee Club; Beta Chapter Girls’ Hi-Y, Vice- President; Girl Reserves; Student Council; Dramatics Club; Alchemist Club. DORA MAE SLAGLE Home Ec. Club, President; Quattour Signa Chapter Girls’ Hi-Y; Glee Club. MARY ELIZABETH SMITH Girls’ Hi-Y, Sgt.-at-Arms; Dramatics Club; Girl Reserves; Spanish Club; Glee Club; Home Ec. Club. JACK ALLEN SMYTHE Speech Club, Vice-President; Boys’ Hi-Y, Vice-President; Varsity Basketball; Cadmus Club Artist; D. O. Club, Treasurer; Spanish Club. LEE SPAULDING Junior Civitan; Football Manager; Football Varsity; Basketball Varsity; T Club. NANCY JUNE SPARGER Girls’ Hi-Y, Secretary; Speech Club, Treas- urer; Dramatics Club; Girls’ Athletic Associa- tion; Home Ec. Club. MARGARET MELINDA STERN MAROON AND WHITE; Girls’ Hi-Y, President, Treasurer; Speech Club, Vice-President; Junior Class Play; Girl Reserves, Vice-Presi- dent; Student Council. JANE ANN STONE Editor, CADMEA; Quattour Signa Chapter Girls’ Hi-Y, President; Sophomore Class, President; Junior Class Secretary; Senior Class, Treasurer; Student Council, Secretary. FLORENCE LUCILLE THOMAS Home. Ec; Glub? Bible Glib siandml Club: OLA THOMAS T Club; Football Varsity; Junior Civitan Club; Alchemist Club. DOROTHY JEAN TURNER Band; Alchemist Club; Bible Club; Girl Re- _ serves; Glee Club; Home Ec. Club. VIVIAN VIOLET VANCE Glee Club; Operetta; Alpha Chapter Girls’ Hi-Y; Home Ec Club, Secretary; Spanish Club; Bible Club. FRANCES MARIE WATSON Alpha Chapter Girls’ Hi-Y; Chorus; Girl Re- serves; T Club; Home Ec. Club. BETTY WEBB Alchemist Club; Speech Club; Spanish Club; Girl Scout Troop 6, Vice-President; Home Eey Club, BILLY WHITAKER Boys Hi-Y, President; Senior Class, Sgt.-at- Arms; Cheerleader; All Students’ Council; Bible Club, President; T and I Club. VELVA JEANNETTE WOOD Bible Club, Treasurer; Latin Club; Alchemist Club; Girls’ Hi-Y; Spanish Club; Girls’ Ath- letic Club. CHARLES WINDERS Head Cheerleader; Junior Class Play; Stu- d ent Council, Treasurer; Junior Civitan Club, President; Senior Class, Vice-President; Jun- ior Class, Vice-President VIRGINIA KATHERYN WOLFE Home Ec. Club; Spanish Club; Operetta; Glee Club; Bible Club. KG: Z EG: He Superlatives Wit licker t= ebimrorca ein Nancy, J ane Grae cones. -Asnsne co eOsnee Citid Orme. Crciuhcawrensl IEoaisiarel Watyatics Ax il See Julia Frances “Rucker Alice -“(G remo caw: lek. Will Fane Waterman We, the Seniors of Tennessee High School, City of Bristol, County of Sullivan, State of Tennessee, being of sound mind, good health and generous disposition, and realizing the nearness of our departure, do hereby declare this our last will and testament. First: To the Faculty we bequeath our sincerest gratitude for their untiring efforts and our undying apprecia- tion for bearing with us these many years. Second: To our faithful advisers, Miss Billie Baxter, Miss Reveley Owen, and Miss May Roberson we leave our deepest gratitude for their helpfulness and enduring patience. Third: To the Freshmen and Sophomores, we will the respect and admiration with which we are held by the entire faculty, also our dignity and ability to cope with all situations. Fourth: To the Juniors our personal bequests as follows: I, Nancy ALLEN, leave to FRANCES BOwERS my golden locks and various hair styles. I, MArjorIE BARKER. will twirling baton and snappy strut to any Junior who would like to take my place as majorette. J, ELLAREE BEATY, being an enthusiastic fizzical femme, will all my gymnastic inclinations and my gym suit to MARGARET HANEY and Aupra Fine. IJ, PAT BOWMAN, bequeath my golden voice to PEGGy Wootwine. I, EpYTHE HuLL, leave my dimples and winning smile to BILL POOLE with these words: ‘For that naturally brighter smile, use Ipana for massage twice daily.” I, Bitt Kine, leave my ability to turn feminine hearts into tail-spins to ARLIE Grimes. I, JuNE SPARGER, leave my only weapon, my smile, to BENNy Powers. I, LAuRA ANN KING, bequeath my mid-night oil to PAuL MorReE Lt, assuring him it is the secret process which produces 90’s on report cards. I, Betty Pippin, leave my intelligence to my brother, BILL, with hopes he may someday graduate. We, STUART HARKRADER and HENRY PETERS, will to CARL GALLIHER and JAcK Morton and HAYDEN LAMBERT part of our boundless energy. I, Dotry TuRNER, bequeath my photogenic face to BETTy BARKER. I, MAry Lynn Haynes, bequeath to HowELL ARTHUR my dignity and poise. We, ALBERT PROFFIT and ANN FAUCETTE, will our charming personalities and friendly dispositions to ELttis HARR and BILL Nicar. I, LEE SPAULDING, a promising young student (especially when it comes to promises), leave my excess knowl- edge to WANDA Hunt, KATHLEEN Scott, and LAuREL BOWMAN. We, AILEEN Hopsps and MasBeL CAwoop, students of D. O., will our industrious attitudes to JummMiE FeELty, MARY FRANCES GREENE, and VIRGINIA JONES. I, DorA MAE SLAGLE, leave my method of the “hunt and peck” system to Doris DAvipDSON and KATHERINE WATSON. I, JEAN PATRICK, bequeath my excess hair to JANE GLAVIN and Bos Jones. I, BARBARA RUTHERFORD, will my scientific atti- tude to Inez CurisTIAN. I, VivIAN VANCE, bequeath my “flaming” tresses to CORNELIA BUCHANAN and Annie McNeEw. I, Doris Hocxett, leave my way with the Virginia High boys to Betty ARNOLD. We, VICTOR OBENSHAIN and JIM CROCKETT, will our excess ‘altitude’ to JImMy Cross and RICHARD Newsome. I, Betty Lou CAMPBELL, leave my joke- book of 1,000 jokes to FRANK WINSTON so he won't have to tell the same one every time. We, DorotHy BuNN and WaNDA Morton, bequeath to Dottie Gooxin part of our knowledge of shorthand, hoping she will become a capable secretary. I, PAuL MCCLELLAN, leave my angelic curls and smile to Bossy BALL and BicKLEy Foster. I, AUDREY Doak, will my talent as a fiddler to JANE Carson. I, Nancy JANE Gray, bequeath my charming personality and ability to make friends to Betsy Bowers and Mary Hamrick. I, JEAN MORPHEW, leave my Palmolive soap to Mary AMELIA COPENHAVER and Patty ANN FRIZzzELL to keep those school-girl complexions. I, MARJORIE BIRDWELL, bequeath my ability to become engaged to Peccy J. RussELL, CHARLIE HARKINS, and SHIRLEY WHITEHEAD. I, JOANNA BOousH, leave to LAWRENCE CARRIER my quiet, timid, disposition. We, Doris CARTER and MARTHA Comps, leave our service men’s addresses to TEENY MoTTERN a nd Mary Comps, hoping they'll keep up the good work. I, Mary Sue CUNNING- HAM, will my secret method of getting Milligan sailors to anybody interested. (Please form a double line to the right.) I, Betty Driver, bequeath my “snoopy” disposition to RuTH TORBETT, hoping she'll contribute as much to the Maroon and White as I have. I, VirciniA Evans, will my car to Joe ASHLEY to accommodate all his friends. I, CLIFFORD CALDWELL, bequeath to DONALD FRANKLIN and Jog PIPER a portion of my knowledge and all my corny jokes. I, Jim Cowan, leave my contagious grin to Birt Boaz. I, FRANK BIRDWELL, bequeath to BUNKER BuRROW and TOM STOKES my seat in the Physics laboratory—aiso all knowledge of electricity. I, Jo—E GopsEy, will my truck, complete with Rover to Jimmy THOMAS. I, SAM GRIFFIN, bequeath to Jimmy CorRRIN and GEORGE PETERS my pleasing manner with the fairer sex. We, MARTHA CRUMLEY, FLORENCE THOMAS, and LuCILLE Lippo, leave a portion of our quietness to DARLENE GENT, ANNETTE JOHNSON, and PEARL LITTLETON. I, LILLIAN HENDRICKS, will my habit of a daily purchase of an ice cream bar to any Junior who wants to make a hit with Mrs. Cowan. I, SELMA IzzEDDIN, leave to BETTY HARDIN my attractive and numerous clothes. We, OLEEN SAYLER and Doris Owen, will our lipsticks and art of make-up to Betty McCary, ELIzABETH ANN RICHARDS, EDNA MINNICK and MARGUERITE McNew. I, DAN McCrary, the math shark of the Senior Class, bequeath to Bit HAssINGER my slide-rule. I, LorRENE BLEvINs, leave my vast knowledge and leve of English to Birr DoGGetr and WALTER MILLER. We, SUDELLA LEGGET and FRANCES BARR, bequeath our ath- letic ability to CATHERINE BouTEN, Mary L. MaAcMiILLAN and MARGARET LIVERMAN. We, BETTY RADER, SHIRLEY OVERBY and Mary Jane ELter, will our quiet and pleasing manner to MAry HAGER and Nancy Maux. I, MARTHA BRISCOE, leave to RuTH RUTHERFORD all my hill-billy tendencies. I, Harrier Gray, will to Gracie FAUCETTE part of my ability to get along with the older men. I, CLARICE Moore, bequeath my studious attitude and intelligence to FRANCES (Continued on Page Preceding Advertising Section) J) SUN CGB de Oo | ay a as SS OFFICERS Fall Spring BENNY POWERS President ELLtis HARR Bos MILLARD Vice-President ___ BILL POOLE Pau. MorRELL Secretary Doris DAVIDSON MARGARET PYLE Treasurer oh __ JOE PIPER Bop NEAL _ ewes: Sergeantat-Arms e aeeele BILL PIppiIn MOTTO COLORS Excelsior Purple and White The Junior Class under the leadership of these officers has worked this year not to accomplish things as an individual group, but as a part of Tennes- see High School. As such it has contributed to the school in helping to buy stage scenery, and to the school and our country in the war effort. BETTY ARNOLD LUCILLE ARNOLD HOWELL ARTHUR JOE ASHLEY BOBBY BALL j BETTY BARKER HORACE BRAMM LAWRENCE BRUMMITT CORNELIA BUCHANAN BUNKER BURROW LAWRENCE CARRIER JANE CARSON MARION CORRIN JIMMY CROSS LOIS ANN CROSS DORIS DAVIDSON BILL DOGGETT GRACE FAUCETTE DARLENE GENT JANE GLAVIN DOROTHY GOOKIN MARY FRANCES GREENE ARLIE GRIMES MARY HAGER PAT BIBEE INEZ CHRISTIAN BILLY BOAZ MARY COMBE KATHERINE BOUTON MARY AMELIA COPENHAVER BETSY BOWERS ALICE CORDER FRANCES BOWERS INA FAE CORDER MARTHA BOWERY NINA MAE CORDER LAUREL BOWMAN JIMMY CORRIN JIMMIE INEZ FLETY MARY HAMRICK AUDRA FINE MARGARET HANEY BICKLEY FOSTER BETTY LOU HARDIN DONALD FRANKLIN CHARLES HARKINS ' PATTY ANN FRIZZELL ELLIS HARR CARL GALLIHER TOMMY HARRIS LYNN GALLOWAY � JEWEL HART BILL HASSINGER WANDA HUNT BETTY McCARY PEGGY McCLELLAN FRANCES INGRAM EDITH McCROSKY BECKY JANES J U N | O K S EDITH MORRIS JACK MORTON TEENY MOTTERN JEAN ALYN MUSSLEWHITE BOB NEAL RICHARD NEWSOME MARY LOUISE MacMILLAN LAURA JANES ANNIE McNEW ANNETTE JOHNSON MARGUERITE McNEW PEGGY PRESLEY MARY SUE TOLLIVER MARGARET PYLE RUTH TORBETT ELIZABETH ANN RICHARDS JEAN TRAINHAM JOE RICHARDS CARLTON VANDERVORT MARVIN ROCK MARY LOU WALDRON VANCE RUCKER KATHERINE WATSON BOB JONES VIRGINIA JONES HAYDEN LAMBERT DONALD LEGG PEARL LITTLETON MARGARET LIVERMAN NANCY MAUK BILLY NICAR GEORGE PETERS NANCY PIERSON JOE PIPER BILL PIPPIN BILL POOLE BENNY POWERS BOB MILLARD WALTER MILLER EDNA MINNICK MARY TAYLOR MINOR EDGAR MOORE PAUL MORRELL AMARYLLIS MORRIS PEGGY JEAN RUSSELL SHIRLEY WHITEHEAD RUTH RUTHERFORD KENT WHITLOCK BARBARA SANDOES FRANK WINSTON KATHLEEN SCOTT GEORGE STEPHENSON THOMAS STOKES JIM THOMAS PEGGY WOOLWINE Fall BILL GLOVER, Pres. O'DELL SMITH, V.-Pres. RutH Mottern, Sec’y. PAuL NIDIFFER, Treas. DAVID McCLELLAN, Sgt.-at-Arms MRS. CALDWELL’S HOME-ROOM MISS WEST’S HOME-ROOM eS) OP el @Ouie@ MRS. MARNEY’S HOME-ROOM MISS SMITH’S HOME-ROOM Rem A SoS oka icers Spring ©O' DELL SMITH, Pres. HERBERT RUTHERFORD, V Pres. JUNE CRABTREE, Sec'y. BitL WINCHELL, Treas. PEDEN TEMPLETON, Sot.-at-Arms MISS BROCE’S HOME-ROOM | oe a ICcers Fall Mack SUTHERLAND, Pres. Ez POWERS, V.-Pres. Peacy BLAIR, pec vy. Ann RANKIN, Treas. WILLIAM STONE, Sgt.-at-Arms. % : MISS FORTUNE'S HOME-ROOM fen ee E ROA S a lee MISS HAWKINS’ HOME-ROOM icers Spring CHARLES BLEVINS, Pres. Harry CONNER, V.-Pres. ANN RANKIN, Sec’y. BENITA BIRDWELL, Treas. Jor Boyp, Sgt.-at-Arms. MISS RHEA’S HOME-ROOM Ne (Qe Sema ee EIS BUNAVAIN| o(GlL SS Welcome to inhas ° A B sherm id M RI 4S i Class of x « FRESHMAN CLASS In a city-wide contest, this prize-winning essay entitled its writer to a trip to Washington for President Roosevelt's fourth inauguration. Why We Should Kuy Konds and Keep Wheas In a faraway foxhole on a cold rainy day, a boy crouched. He could not be sure that the battle was over yet. It seemed hours until he heard footsteps. Holding tight to his car- bine, he ventured to take a peep. Good! It was a friend. The battle was over and the vic- tory won. Johnny had been lucky. Not one scratch when many had not lived through it. Now he took out of his rain-soaked pocket a billfold, containing the pictures of Mary, his girl; Mom; and Jake, his little pup. He took shelter in a damp tent where fatigue suddenly overcame him, but he could rest now. Sleep soon came to this tired boy. A smile was on his face as he lay there with thoughts, not of the horrible battle he had just been through, but of his girl, his mother, and Jake. Rest —what a wonderful word to this tired American! In his mixed dreams that soon came, one in particular took sudden form. Across the broad span of ocean that separated him from those he loved, Johnny could see the beginning of a bridge. Running to the water’s edge, he strained his eyes to see and be sure. Yes, there it was with people working frantically on it. As time went on and the bridge grew closer, Johnny could see Mary and Mom carrying beams to men of his hometown who were build- ing the bridge. There was Uncle Tom, Mr. Harris, Joe Brown, Ben Smith—all of his friends— working, sweating, praying that the bridge could soon be finished. To Johnny it seemed an eternity before he could actually touch the bridge. At last he walked out upon it to meet Mary, Mom, Jake, and all the rest! How could he ever thank them enough for making his return possible! Suddenly they came to a point where a piece of the bridge was missing. Frantically he asked why. Mary replied, ‘That was the part old Mr. Simpson loaned. He must have de- cided he wanted it back.” Are you the Mr. Simpson of our town? Would you take away a part of the bridge that is being built to bring our boys back home? Of course not, if you could help it, but that is just what you are doing every time you cash ina bond this late in the game. Remember that when you invest your money in bonds and stamps, you are building bridges to bring our boys back home. It is a great responsibility, but still it is a privilege. Surely the G. I. Joes are thanking you in their hearts for what you have done. But this is no time to cash in a bond and tear to pieces the bridges already built. Buy until it hurts. This is the unselfish thing to do. This is the American thing to do! Wanpba Hunt—11-B = i , BEES MAES: yest ie ten SF PAT M2 Sees oh OTE £ a 4 cle nett yee = Mey) Rea Ries wy 1 es az y SOK : BY ese ee eres Sascha gS teak 7 Ae oe Satin F Or aK Sas Sanat ae: gh Sy Syme na RE CS aon aerey, Serta ied Si q 5 tar iy sa oe PRAHA ELEN SS FANE TS = ag o, LDBowwmar ee CU MIDS OES (CLUE JANE ANN STONE Editor Seli Pat BIBEE Business Manager “Who, through long days of labor And nights devoid of ease, Still heard in their souls the music Of wonderful melodies.” The Cadmus Club has tried to visualize for you the ups and downs of life at Tennessee High that you, in future years, may look back with fond memories upon this, the year 1945. The Cadmus Club is under the sponsorship of Mrs. Marney. MAROON AND WHITE « x The MAROON AND WuitE reflects in a bright, clear fashion the interests and activities of its students and school. It shows ‘its loyalty and in- terest in student body problems and does its best to supply the students with worthy news and feature ma- terial. The MAROON AND WHITE is un- der the sponsorship of Miss Bess Broce. CLIFFORD CALDWELL Editor FRANK WINSTON Business Manager ALL STUDENTS’ CLUB FALL FRANK WINSTON_______ President CLIFFORD CALDWELL_____ V.-Pres. JANE ANN STONE ______ Secretary BENNY POWERS________ Treasurer SPRING LAuRA ANN KING______ President Benny POweErs____ Vice-President Mary HAMRICK ______ Secretary FRANK WINSTON_______ Treasurer LyNN GALLOWAY____Sgt.-at-Arms Mra BARKSDALE = === ae sponsor JUNIOR RED CROSS Mary Lou HAMMER____President RutH TORBETT ____ Vice-President RuTH ANN BROOKS _____ Secretary BETTE CAMPBELL) =e Treasurer LynNN GALLOWAY___-_Sgt.-at-Arms Miss HAWKINS___-______ Sponsor T I CLUB FALL BOBBYS AT Lee ane President GEORGE PETERS ___ Vice-President BETTY. ARNOLD 2 === ae Secretary RCN SMYTH beeen eee Treasurer SPRING jspyausis Jolene President TEENY MoTTERN ___ Vice-President DARLENE GENT ________ Secretary hues? Gelepd = Treasurer Mare Gut E Nae eee er Sponsor ALE SUDDEN IS seni JUNIOR RED CROSS 5¥. Tea) CLUB DIN MVAVHIC Ss GIRG Is GIRLS’ ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION Ti, ChGlB DRAMATICS CLUB FALL JANE ANN STONE______ President PEGGY McCLELLAN___V.-President REYES @EGGDRS =e Secretary Patsy BOWMAN _______ Treasurer SPRING WiInonéaA McCorpb______ President JOANNA BousH____Vice-President IRiganst INojseshere Secretary CARLETON VANDERVORT ___Treas. BICKREYAEOSTERS===s Sgt.-at-Arms Miss ROBERSON_________ Sponsor GIRLS’ ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION MARGARET HANEY _____ President Mary ComBs_____ Vice-President ELEN @ ATR C k= eee Secretary JEANBEATRICK oases Treasurer JANE Carson____Prog. Chairman JUNE SPARGER____Pub. Chairman MissmCOMBE == === a= samen Sponsor T CLUB The T Club has no offi- cers. This club is com- posed of the students who have earned a letter for outstanding work in ath- letics or music. BETA CHAPTER GIRLS’ HI-Y FALL ANN FAUCETTE = -_____ President Betty SHOEMAKER __V.-President Benry, Driver eee Secretary PRANCESMEGGCERS . ame Treasurer Marie SAMS______ Sgt.-at-Arms SPRING BETTY. PIPPIN== = =e President DorotHy DeEtiie ____V.-President Doris DAvinsonaa=se Secretary MILLIE BROGLIN _______ Treasurer PHYLLIS and FRANCES EGGERS— Sgt.-at-Arms IMGESey IB yANerta ye Sponsor ALPHA CHAPTER GIRLS’ HI-Y FALL SARAH KUHNERT______. President Mary S. CuNNINGHAM __V.-Pres. JEANNE MorRPHEW_____ Secretary JOANNA BousH_______. Treasurer Nancy ALLEN ______ Sgt.-at-Arms SPRING MARTHA BRISCOE ______ President SARAH KUHNERT___ Vice-President Mary Hamricx_______. Secretary IWOEGY IGUNEN A Treasurer Mary T. Minor_____ Sgt.-at-Arms Mrs. MARNEY ______ ____ Sponsor QUATTOUR SIGNA CHAPTER GIRLS’ HI-Y FALL JANE ANN STONE______ President Nancy J. Gray ___Vice-President Laura Ann Kinc______Secretary MELINDA STERN _______ Treasurer ALIcE CRENSHAW___- Sgt.-at-Arms SPRING MELINDA STERN ________ President MARGARET Haney___V.-President JUNE SPARGER_____ _ -_. Secretary PNGiDjshase IDO Ge oe oo Treasurer Mary E. SmITH____- Sgt.-at-Arms WES (Cosieah ie Sponsor Beta Chapter Girls’ Hi-Y Alpha Chapter Girls’ Hi-Y Quattour Signa Chapter Girls’ Hi-Y Soph.-Fresh. Girl Reserves, Chapter Soph.-Fresh. Girl Reserves, Chapter II Junior Girl Reserves SOPHOMORE-FRESHMAN GIRL RESERVES, CHAPTER I MarTHA LUTTRELL _____ President Wpsreant TSW Vice-President INFAINGRS Wins = oe Secretary RACHEL, EASiEY 22222 Treasurer IMGGS SiNARS oe Sponsor SOPHOMORE-FRESHMAN GIRL RESERVES, CHAPTER II AICHE SDIRDWinh l= == sees President BENITA BIRDWELL____V.-President DHIRLE Ye KOWGOR Esse Secretary JACQUELINE COULSON __Treasurer MGS SINAREWS — Sponsor JUN-OR GIRL RESERVES PEGGY McCLELLAN_____ President JANE CARSON_____ Vice-President Mary A. CopENHAVER __ Secretary F RANCES BOWERS-_____Treasurer GRACIE FAUCETTE__ Program Chr. Betsy Bowers___- Publicity Chr. IMbisS SCI MNGIS 8 Sponsor BOYS’ HI-Y FALL Bite WiC rTACE = eee President JAcK SMYTHE _____ Vice-President ALBERT PROFFITT _____ Secretary BOBS ONES == == eae __Treasurer JOHN HAMRICK ______ Sgt.-at-Arms lnbeiNprpe TOONS es Chaplain SPRING BOE ONES =a a ae President ALBERT PROFFITT__ Vice-President GEORGE PETERS —______ Secretary lhovense Iabtghla 2 See Treasurer SAM SL OEN TER a= eee Sgt.-atArms BiLuePOOrr = a= ae ae Chaplain GoD MIN REE Sea ee aa __Sponsor BIBLE CLUB FALL CoRNELIA BUCHANAN ___President Ara BI BE ES =e Vice-President Berra MECARY.2= = =n em Secretary HARRIETT GRAY _______ Treasurer SPRING LILLIAN HENDRICKS ____ President Betsy BoweErs_—__ Vice-President GRACE FAUCETTE ______ Secretary JGEMCOUNTS === = === Treasurer MISS RINKS ee Sponsor JUNIOR CIVITAN FALL CHARLES WINDERS _____ President BOBS OCK === Vice-President Bos MILLARD _______ Sec’y.-Treas. SIGE Yea KCEN Gee eee Sgt.-at-Arms FRANK WINSTON _______ Chaplain SPRING JIMMiye (COW AN meee ee President jiIMeCROCKETT= === Vice-President Marvin Rock ______ Sec’y.-Treas. Bini GOVE R= aaeae Sgt.-at-Arms FRANK WINSTON _______ Chaplain IU DYaRRUCKER I= sen Sweetheart Mr. JOHN GULDEN_______ Sponsor BONS) ale poe, CIS JUNIOR CIVITAN GIRL SCOUTS GIRL SCOUTS INDSINCRE IMUROR = ee President Betty WEBB__- _- Vice-President EpyTHE Morris _____-- Secretary ELOISE VOODEN == === Treasurer RUTH HOUSTON === Sgt.-at-Arms Miss FRANCES COMBE -__Sponsor HOME EC. ADVANCED FALL LORENEMS GEVAN Sie President Harriett GRAY___ Vice-President KATHERINE BOUTON __--Secretary ENE RAC Gore ee Treasurer Patsy SMALLING__-Program Chr. SPRING ise, WOME President BAILEY FRAZIER ___ Vice-President MARTHA COMBS —- - __Secretary iIMGuerNese IeuR s Treasurer OLEEND SO ALYER= === Program Chr. WMISseEORTUNE === Sponsor HOME EC. BEGINNERS FALL JACQUELINE COULSON___President Betry COULSON __- Vice-President ATICES BIRDWELL= === == Secretary SABELLE GALLIHER___— — Treasurer PEGGY, YOUNGS] = Program Chr. SPRING BELT Yee @ UTED E Nee ee President BENITA BIRDWELL__ Vice-President ROUISEMEASLE Y= === === Secretary PuHyLttis HASHBARGER __Treasurer RuTtH WATSON____- Program Chr. MISS EORLUNE = === === Sponsor HOME EC. ADVANCED HOME EC. BEGINNERS | ALCHEMIST CLUB I FALL BuNKER BuRROW_______ President BENNY POWERS____ Vice-President DONALD FRANKLIN _____ Secretary JEANS ATRICK = oe ee Treasurer JoEMRIcHARDS= === soe Sgt.-at-Arms CHARLES Harkins ______Reporter JORING EAC Coe meen enema Scout KENNETH HIOBBS22—- == 0! Scout SPRING JOE RICHARD sas —===e anaes President Wopst Whey ss Vice-President PHYLLIS BEWLEY 22a. Secretary ELIZABETH ANN RICHARDS__Treas. Don FRANKLIN ______ Sgt.-at-Arms KENNETH HopBps ______ Reporter JOHNISEUVANIRTC Kea ae onan Scout LAURA ANN KING________ | Scout NITSS SVT Hess eee Sponsor FALL iii Molise President CLIFFORD CALDWELL_____ V.-Pres Mary HAmRICK________ Secretary ROBERT MILLARD Treasurer BOBS NEXT == a=aeen Sgt.-at-Arms. Doris DAVIDSON________ Reporter IMUrasKiy IRR Scout FRANK BIRDWELL__________ Scout SPRING CLIFFORD CALDWELL ___ President Marvin Rock_____ Vice-President Mary HAmrRICK________ Secretary VICTOR OBENSHAIN ____Treasurer JIMMiza CROSS eee Sgt.-at-Arms MELINDA STERN ______ Reporter @aRL GALUIHER 225) Scout RANK BIRDIWEL I ee Scout NISSaS MIT i aaa Sponsor LATIN CLUB FALL EEG 6 LUNAR ese 2 ae President Doris DAVIDSON __ Vice-President LauRA Ann KinG___Sec’y.-Treas. SPRING DorotTHy DETLIE _______ President CARLETON VANDERVORT__V.-Pres. Doris DAvIDSON____Sec’y.-Treas. Miss BEULAH WEST______ Sponsor ALCTIENAS lei Ba ALCHEMIST CLUB II LeSHIN Eidos SPANISH CLUB |, Second Period SPANISH CLUB |, Sixth Period SPANISH, Advanced SPANISH I, SECOND PERIOD FALL Howe_L ARTHUR_______ President HERBERT Woops __ Vice-President TomMy Harris__2nd V.-President EDGAR SViOORE sess eme Secretary FRANCES BOWERS______ Treasurer THOMAS STOKES_____ Sgt.-at-Arms SPRING RU REO RIB Eisler President JIMMyYa CROsS=.5-2= Vice-President Tommy Harris________Secretary HowELL ARTHUR_______ Treasurer EpGAR MOORE ______ Sgt.-at-Arms MISS ELAWIKING wee __Sponsor SPANISH CLUB I, SIXTH PERIOD FALL BETS YER DOWER S === President JAMES WILLIAMSON__V.-President [Sie eee DT Na Secretary Mary BELLE WHITAKER____Treas. IMM val GROSS ieee Sgt.-at-Arms SPRING RutH RUTHERFORD______ President CHARLES FOSTER __ Vice-President JOE BICHARDSa= == ara Secretary Bink blASSING ERs ====a= Treasurer KENNETH HoOBBS_____ Sgt.-at-Arms IMSS Jb Sponsor SPANISH, ADVANCED BETTE aD Ry pn __President CLIFFORD CALDWELL_____V.-Pres. MILDRED McCLELLAN ___Secretary PEGGY SEXTON2=2—2-—— Treasurer HowarpD MassEey____Sgt.-at-Arms IMGISSY ISVAAISING Sponsor nop Pagirk Mp 2 Arahoh hate ig Se ‘fy es) � v | Ry a | Sp ada “ie £0 Bourn COACH SMITH Coach Rupert. Smith ‘came’ to B. TH. Satter spending eight years as head coach at Tucumcari, New Mexico. He was formerly coach at Springfield High, Springfield, Tenn., and at Peabody Demon- stration School at Nashville, and at Tennessee Poly- technic Institute for eleven years. Coach Smith completed high school and three years of college work at Middle Tennessee State Teacher's College where he participated in an all- round sports program which included football, bas- ketball, baseball, track, and tennis. He then went to Vanderbilt University and played on an undefeated football team which won the southern championship that year. He completed his college work at Peabody where he received his B.S. and M.A. degrees. His first term at Tennessee High has proved that the judgment of the student body at his college was very sound because they voted him the best all- round athlete in college. COACH TYREE Coach George Tyree came to captain the Tennes- see High Vikings after coaching all sports at Fayette County High School for sixteen years. The Coach started on his athletic career at Daw- son High School, Dawson, Texas, where he partici- pated in all sports and served as captain of the foot ball team in his senior year. After high school Mr. Tyree went on to Bethel College at Bethel, Tenn., and further pursued his athletic inclinations by playing four years of foot ball and baseball, serving another year as captain cf the football team, and saw two years of active service on the basketball squad. Bethel College showed their confidence and admiration for his abil- ity by voting him the best all-round athlete of '26-'27. Coach Tyree came to B. T. H. S. alter we had been without football for a year and has done a splendid job of starting the Vikings to roll again. We all sincerely hope he will be with us at least as long as he was in his first coaching position. 1944 Captains Heading the 1944 edition of the Tennessee Viking football team were two stalwart and rugged gridsters, Captain Lynn Galloway and Co-Captain Jim Crockett. Captain Galloway's superb blocking from his block- ing back position paved the way or many Viking touch- downs, while Co-Captain Crockett was one of the main- stays in the Viking forward wall. Both of these players re- ceived the honor of being placed on the All-City team. GALLOWAY and CROCKETT Nene GRID ON x Schedule and Scores 1945 Vikings Opponents sept.-l5—lohnsonsCity 2. eens 0 6 pept..22—Big Stone Gap. 2222 lA 7 Oct 6=jlohnsorn: Cities. oe 6 7 Oct. 13—Morristown eh) 6 Oct) Zl—Elizabethton. Wess hea 6 TO aaa Oct. 26—Erwin : 2 i Nov. 3—Kingsport 12 0 Nov. 10—Virginia 40 0 GEORGE TYREE, JR. “Like Father Like Son” lab ie TEMPLETON, Quarterback RUTHERFORD, Guard SPAULDING, End PIPPIN, Halfback KING, Tackle NEWSOM, Tackle LAMBERT, Tackle SUTHERLAND, Center 2g wu Inches to Go THOMAS, Quarterback uw HAYNES, Halfback NEAL, Halfback FELTY, Tackle BURROW, Halfback GLOVER, End RICHARDS, Guard POOLE, End Captains Captaining the 1944-1945 basketball team were Frank Winston and Bob Millard. Led by these outstanding players, the Viking bas- keteers played a most successful season before capacity crowds. Tennessee High is proud of her two captains of the Junior Class who will return 10 B, i He Se for the wl945219426sseqson: CAPT. WINSTON CAPT. MILLARD Forward Guard ON @ ELE GANDY @r@ne SPAULDING POWERS HARKINS McCRARY PIPPIN Forward Forward Forward Forward Forward SUTHERLAND HARR TEMPLETON GALLOWAY NEWSOM Guard Guard Guard Guard Center FELTY Center MORRELL Forward BSE | ByAILIL SCHEDULE AND SCORES City Title Games AW e alo swears New ere te ee) Viking sa. eioen oe 16 WAU Sis See I 2s 20 Vikifeseie a pancs Ze Vikings c 00 Fee 27 WikinGs 2. utes seat 39 Vikings one Seale 36 AU ale ote etcnn dh ee 39 VaikINGS sakes eee. Tape Vikineis =e eens vA WiKINGS a2 eee ee TES) Erwin Boas Ste jJohnsom City S22 19 Elizabethton ______ 30 Kingsport peers 38 Johnson: Citys sae 29 Erwin So WAtgepiquiec 202. en Fo 18 alyepistied see DS: Vircinicy 2a. ae 1944-45 Oehletic Peesume Sept. 15—With only four weeks of practice left behind them, the Maroon and White clad war- riors of Coaches Tyree and Smith opened the 1944 football season by dropping a bitterly contested battle to the Hilltoppers at Johnson City by a score of 6-0. Sept. 22—Invading the Trail of the Lonesome Pine the Tennessee Vikings scored their first vic- tory of the season by edging out the Big Stone Gap Buccaneers, 12-7. Oct. 6—In their second engagement with the Johnson City Hilltoppers, Gene Felty’s toe slipped and the Vikings dropped another heart-breaker by being on the short end of a 7-0 score. Oct. 13--The Tennessee Gridsters waded through the muck and mire of a rain-soaked grid- iron to a 15-6 victory over the fighting Morristown eleven. Oct. 21—Outclassed by the Betsy Cyclones, probably the best team in upper East Tennessee, the Vikings returned from Elizabethton on the short end of a 19-6 score. Oct. 26—Emerging victorious for the first time in Big Five competition, the home team played one of their best ball games of the season to overwhelm the Erwin Blue Devils in Municipal Stadium to the tune of 25-7. Nov. 3—Kingsport’s vaunted, near irresistible force, met an immovable object, Tenness ee's line, in Municipal Stadium and the Vikings carried off a 12-0 victory after eleven years of vain attempts. We love that team!! Nov. 10—The whistle blew, the orange-clad Virginians kicked off, Captain Lynn Galloway of the Vikings tucked the ball under his arm and raced 73 yards for a touchdown. Thus the Vikings got under way toward scoring a lop-sided 40-0 win over the bitter cross-town rivals, the Virginia Bearcats, in the traditional classic of the year. HONORED VIKINGS CAPTAINS, 1944 Aut-City TEAM Aut-Bic FivE Squap Lynn GALLOWAY OLA THOMAS Suh cee ies Lynn GALLOWAY oB NEAL JIS Coulee i! Bos NEAL Mack SU THERLAND Bitt PooLEe LEE SPAULDING Caprains, 1945 Genre FELTY Gene FELTY BILL POOLE Mac SUTHERLAND Att East TENNESSEE TEAM Jim CROCKETT Jim CROCKETT GenE FeLty (Ist team) Ge LAU: Bos NEAL (3rd team) Mack SUTHERLAND (3rd team) ALL-STATE TEAM Gene Fetty (2nd team) 1945 FOOTBALL SCHEDULE Sept. 14 Es __Morristown (here) Oct, 19: Elizabethton (here) DeDis 2) se ae Erwin (there) @ct-226 Johnson City (there) Sept. 28 3 Big Stone Gap (here) Nov. 2 Kingsport (there) Ocin 17 3 Johnson City (here) Nov. 16 Virginia (here) Wresting the city title from Virginia high and capturing third place in the tough Big Five Conference, the Tennessee Vikings’ basketball squad enjoyed one of its most successful sea- sons in recent years as it compiled a record of 15 victories and 8 losses against the cream of the high school basketball crop of this section. Highlight of the season was the well-earned capture of the city crown as the Vikings defeated the Virginians two out of three well-played and closely-contested ball games, with the third game, which the Vikings won, 29-22, deciding the series. The Bearcats won 17 games and lost only two, both to the Vikings, which gives an indication of how the home team stacked up against Southwest Virginia competition. MISS COMBE MARGARET HANEY GHP S” a iiebie Ab CS SPORTS MANAGERS Softball _ _RutH Houston Ping-Pong _ £ “Louise BEGG Basketball _ MARGARET HANEY Archery _Betty Pippin Calisthenics (No Manager) Volley Ball_ _ MartTHA Comps Paddle Badminton ELLEN PATRICK Shuffleboard _ FRANCES BARR Horseshoes re JACQUELINE COULSON More girls are taking part in physical education classes than ever before. Approximately 315 girls meet such classes three times weekly at Tennessee High. A wide variety of activities is offered and four major tour- naments are held annually. Health classes have received lectures on the funda- mentals of healthful living and have also completed an American Red Cross course in First Aid. After completing this course, two-thirds of our girls qualified for certificates as registered First Aiders. iy clatescinete. ste S ‘ Res Seed 2 pi Renae fg SOR OKE ES Vledze Gown Stepypinl BUY WAR SAVINGS - BONDS AND STAMPS CC OSLER EOSIN DD LEE INN DGD LLL ON OBI gtconceooceneer canescens NADPH EES NOP RISER ODO NEES OS OP SESSLER ENN IRIS vs t WA UE : GANUILN G Eva and Geneva Tate Phyllis and Frances Eggers Patsy and Peggy Cole Mildred and Paul McClellan NinaFese and InaMe¥e Corder Pauline and Paul Nidiffer Mp ye fF Ase SSG SSPE ujplets Clu Lindsay and Eleanor Rhea, 6 mos. Limdsay and Eleanor____teen-age fvicsHlincdsay Rhea 2 = Sponsor RS | : : : ‘ | € : | : : ' £ | ' ' 2 2 : So ee SOOO SOROS RRO SSE BSC ERE SES SSE SSE SELES SRL OBESE RESELLER EBERLE MELEE GERAEERSERS ELLER SOS SHOES II OISOIES ee ASSES NOSES LISP SPDT SEE ESE AIST ROSELL ONO ONE LLL LLL Betty and Louise Easley Bill and Betty Pippin Laura and Becky Janes DIMORSKO Mr. Still, who has joined our faculty this year comes to us from Young High in Knoxville, whose music department he organized. Mr. Still’s college education began at the Univer- sity of Tennessee, where for two years he was a member of the university band. He then went to Emory and Henry College for two more years, where he received his diploma. The next three years he spent majoring in history at Duke University and followed this with one year at Peabody Institute in Nashville where he played with the Peabody Orchestra. The Music Department has had a busy year as usual. The band played for many of the pep meetings, all the football games, presented many new and fasci- nating drills at the half, and are already at work on some unusual drills for next year. In addition to all this the band pre- sented a fall and a spring concert. Plans are now under way to perfect a symphonic concert band. Majorettes—BarKER, ALLEN, SOLOMON Sponsors—P. Eccers, F. EGGers Me) NIN NVOIIE VGISINC RETIN GOR PLA CAST Mrs. Robinson, mother of twins _ PEGGY PRESLEY Glenn Robinson, son of the Robinsons_ KENT WHITLOCK Norma Robinson, daughter of the Robinsons_ 2. 4RUTH DLORBETT Connie Robinson, one of the twins _Doris DAVIDSON Gabby Robinson, the other twin_ HoweEL_Lt ARTHUR Clint Robinson, father of the twins CARLETON VANDERVORT Bebe Prather, married daughter of the Robinsons__________ PEGGY MCCLELLAN Vail Porter, in love with Norma_ Birt, DOGGETT Lee Prather, Bebe’s husband 2 Joe Piper Mrs. Ellis, owner of a greenhouse JEWEL Hart Pauline Doyle, interested in actresses_ FRANCES BOWERS The Junior Class of 1945 gratefully acknowledges the excellent work of the above cast, under the capable direction of Miss May Roberson, in pre- senting the Junior play, ‘The Sunshine Twins,’ on November 17, 1944. Linger- ing in the memory of the class is the statement made repeatedly by the twins: When you smile—you're beautiful!’ ye 0) | as) © (op) KG e eS e) KG oO SED g ss oO g Oo ‘ (op) nv O) tH oO a = = 54 « BS 5 we 5 5 ; - @ g ao : 5 ey 3 Ss ¥ O Ke = S a) a a A = (©) fe} = 8 uw - Time on My Ha Ww Ww tory March Ke V uw e on the Range Hom ws Ww 1€ Black Mag BE ww An Hour Never Passes uw ur “The Same Old Story Together” ww Ww iles Sm Pee oy OU OW ORK vw 4 2 2 teclation To those who have made it possible for us to produce the ‘CADMEA for 1945, the staff wishes to express its sincerest appreciation. 11) Mr. T. W. Preston, our printer Mr. Joe Crandall, our engraver Mrs. Chas. Goodner, our photographer for Junior and Senior pictures Mr. Warren Willard, our photographer Students who subscribed for the Annual Our advertisers Mr. Barksdale, our principal, and to the Tennessee High Faculty for their cooperation Mrs. Marney, our sponsor SOE Will and Wistament f Gaiuen prom Page P26. INcRAN. I, Mary ELIZABETH SMITH, leave to JEWELL Hart and Mary T. Minor, part of my excess height. I, JANE Ann Stone, willingly leave all of my “‘annual’’ headaches to PAT BipeE. We, JOHN Hamrick and BILL WHITAKER, bequeath our tender messages of love and our eloquent delivery of them to Tommy Harris, VANCE RUCKER, and Marvin Rocx with these words: ‘You can fool some of the people some of the time and you can fool some of the people some of the time, but you can't fool some of the people some of the time.’’ We, PHyLLIs and FRANCES EGGERS, will our confusing identity to the CorpER twins, TATE twins, and JANES twins, so they can fool the teachers, too. I, JEAN GOBBLE, leave my raven tresses to BARBARA SANDOs and Mary Lou WA.tprRoNn. I, CHARLES WINDERS, bequeath to DonaLp LEGG my numerous dance steps. I, Ota THomas, leave my ability to slay ‘em on the football field to LYNN GALLoway, Bos NEAL and Joe Ricuarps. I, MELINDA STERN, will my charming wit and originality to PEGay PRESLEY and MARION CorrRIn. I, JACK SMYTHE, leave my collecticn of ‘’unusual’’ ties to CARLTON VANDERVORT and HOWARD Massey. I, Sam SENTER, bequeath my radiant smile to GEORGE STEPHENSON and KENT WuiTLocK. I, VIRGINIA WOLFE, will all my novels to any Junior who likes to read. I, BeTTy WEBB, bequeath to AMARYLLIS Morris and HELEN Morton my serious attitude. I, Henry KinG, will my popularity among the girls to Bop Mittarp. I, ALIcE CREN- SHAW, leave my musical talents to Nancy J. Pierson. I, HuGH Harr, leave my alarm clock to all Juniors who can't manage to get to school on time. We, LENA and EveLyN PHILLIPS, will our helpfulness and cheerfulness to MARY Sue ToLiiver, LucitteE ARNOLD, and EpyTHE Morris. I, Marie Sams, leave my ability to argue and get away with it to Atice CorpER and JEAN TRAINHAM. I, Winona McCorp, do bequeath to MarGARET PyLE my beautiful, blue eyes. We, Peacy SExTON and MitpRED McCLELLAN, will our congenialty and friendliness to EpyrHE McCrosxey. I, VELVA Woop, leave my attractive appearance to PEGGy MCCLELLAN. We, Berry Gray SHOEMAKER and Mary Lou Hammer, leave our cheerful dispositions to JEAN ALLEN MUSSELWHITE, MARTHA Bowery and HELEN Jones. I, SARAH KuUHNERT, bequeath to EpGAR Moore and Horace BramMM my unfailing optimism. 1, BuRNETTE Morris, do will to any Junior who wants to become famous, my poetic genius. I, RoGerR HERNDON, bequeath my smoo-ooth accent to Lois Ann Cross. We, Jupy Rucxer, PuHyitiis BEwLEY and MILLICENT BRoGLIN, do leave our phone numbers to any Junior boy who wants a date. We, the undersigned, do respectively submit this, our last will and testament on this, the 3lst day of May, 1945. Witnesses: Signed: ALICE CRENSHAW, Senior Class President EuizABETH ANNE REPAss, Legator of the Senior Class Miss BAxTER, Sponsor Senior Class Miss Owen, Sponsor Senior Class Miss RoBINSON, Sponsor Senior Class AMERICAN THREAD COMPANY Congratulates The SEAS Sa) Ragas Qo Compliments of ALLEY CONSTRUCTION COMPANY GENERAL CONTRACTORS Union Trust BUILDING PHONE 884 BRISTOL, TENN.-VA. Compliments of APPALACHIAN HARDWOOD CASKET COMPANY BRISTOL, TENNESSEE Compliments of BALL BROTHERS, Inc. FURNITURE JAMES M. BARKER, Jr. Fire and Automobile Insurance BRISTOL, VA.-TENN. ALBERT’S LOAN OFFICE BLAKLEY-MITCHELL CO. Exclusive Men and Young Men's Store Clothiers and Haberdashers BRISTOL, TENNESSEE 523 State STREET 720 State Street a BETTY GAY GHOES —— READY-lO-WEAR — MILLINERY 625-627 STATE STREET PHONE 2024 Compliments of BIG JACK MANUFACTURING COMPANY Bristol, lenn-Va, New York Compliments of Courtesy BASSETT’S DAIRY of PRODUCTS BLEVINS FUNERAL HOME Compliments of WHITE ROSE FLOUR Manufactured by BLUFF CITY MILLS Compliments of BRISTOL BUILDERS SUPPLY CO., Inc. For Invisible HalfSoling and Shoe Renewing Take Your Shoes to BOSTON SHOE SHOP JO2Z DUA TE). BRISTOL. TENN: Opposite Cameo Theatre Phone 1768 Builders of Good W. I. BOLLING MOTOR CO. Citizenship” Corner of Water and Cumberland PHONE 316 BRISTOL CIVITAN CLUB OLDSMOBILE SALES SERVICE Service for All Makes of Cars Compliments of BRIGHTWELL-SPINKS, Inc. 845 STATE ST. PuonE 1718 | BRISTOL DOOR LUMBER CO. @ur Job� _Keepsem Rolling. BRISTOL FURNITURE CO., Inc. 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KK Cast Tennessee Ta POWER COMPANY FOR THOSE GOOD-LOOKING COLONIAL GRILL SLUREIES MILDRED BroyLes, Mar. Sale SEAFOODS= = CHICKENS = STEAKS CHAPPEL-HAMRICK Every Meal a Pleasant Memory OPTICAL COMPANY Lanes vs BRISTOL, VA. PyHone 429 | PHone 1790 BRISTOL, VA. Easley The Best WON'T YOU HAV-A-TAMPA The Largest Selling Cigar in the South I N ) U R A N C E COWAN BROS. EASLEY INSURANCE AGENCY Fire—Life—Casualty � « Union Trust Biba. DARR’S DRY CLEANERS J. B. DENTON CO. Groceries and Fine Meats Phone 442 PHONE 5115 19 COMMONWEALTH AVE. INSURANCE REAL ESTATE DIXIE CO AL Y ARD DICKEY INVESTMENT COMPANY Steam and Domestic Coal ERNEST H. DICKEY “Cleaner and Hotter” ; PHONE 90 224 Piedmont Ave. Phone 6 82 FRONT ST. BRISTOL, VA.-TENN. Jim DANIEL and Peck DANIEL FOREMOST DAIRIES, Ine. QUALITY AND SERVICE PHONE 101 THE H. P. KING COMPANY For 56 Years Serving Each New Generation Though old in years, King’s is young inideas. That's why you always see scads of the young crowd at King’s. For King’s has what they want... and they know it. OES ELPPO© Compliments of Sandwiches THE S. E. MASSENGILL CO. Home-Made Ice Cream Delicious Pop Corn Manufacturing Pharmacists and BRISTOL, TENN.-VA. Fountain Service S. C. McCuesney, Mar. OPTOMETRIST Mrs. T. K. LESTER Dr. EtrHeL McCuesney, Bristol Dr. W. G. Hacy, Abingdon McCHESNEY LESTER, Jewelers RR SL 7 STATE oT. BRISTOL, VA. ee aw oe RN 232 W. Main ST. ABINGDON, VA. Serving This Section Since 1916 Compliments McCLELLAN BROS. of McCLELLAN ESSO STATION CROSSES © NEES 17TH and Srate Sts. PHoneE 400 608 FirtH STREET EDMONDS BROTHERS SUPPLY COMPANY Lumber and Building Materials Paints Cement Roofing Plaster Hardware Sand Brick Rock BRistOL, TENNESSEE PHONE 954 Working for VICTORY Buy Another BOND NATIONAL FIREWORK 8S, Ine. Bristol, Virginia Compliments of FRANKLIN SAVINGS LOAN CORP. “Low Cost Loan and Finance Service” 29 SixtH STREET BRISTOL, TENNESSEE For Your Banquets and Dances HOTEL GENERAL SHELBY BALLROOM Largest in Bristol G. W. 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Foremost for Thirty-seven Years Booksellers, Stationers, Office Outfitters STATE STREET BRISTOL, VIRGINIA Compliments of CLARENCE G. KING BEST WISHES FOR THE SUCCESS OF EACH MEMBER OF THE CLASS KING: COREE A Standard Four-Year College The College Many of Your Alumni Selected for Advanced Training. Compliments of PENDLETON’S JEWELRY CO. Bristol’s Oldest Jewelers Compliments of Compliments PIEDMONT SERVICE STATION of HARRY M. PIPER You Are Always Welcome AT MINOR’S MOORE-EARHART COMPANY ATHLETIC EQUIPMENT AND LUGGAGE Outfitters of School and College Teams 647 STATE STREET BRISTOL, VIRGINIA MOORE’S MANUFACTURING COMPANY Potato Chips, Peanuts, Popcorn, Peanut ‘Butter Sandwiches, Candies PHONE 581-] R. J. MOTTERN MONTE VISTA SERVICE STATION Congratulations to Seniors of ‘45 Tires - Batteries and Accessories Commissioner of Streets and 13820 VirGINIA AVENUE Public Property MORTON PHIPPS GROCERY Stop! Leck! Compliments of and always go to Morton Phipps Grocery NICKELS MANUFACTURING CO. for GROCERIES MEATS PENNSYLVANIA AVE. THE NETTIE LEE SHOPS THE OWL DRUG COMPANY 523 STATE STREET A409 STATE STREET Junior Sizes—For High School Girls “In Business for Your Health” PARAMOUNT DRESS SALON FRED REUNING CO. Exclusive Dresses Paramount Theatre Building Mutual Insurance Agency BRISTOL, TENN. 58 PIEDMONT ST. BRISTOL, VA. Compliments of PARAMOUNT AND STATE THEATRES Compliments of QUALITY ICE CREAM STORE Compliments of RAYLASS DEPARTMENT STORE The Smart, Well-Dressed Man Is Outtitted by arene ReMINE-GOBBLE, Inc. PARAMOUNT BUILDING For Good Popcorn, Cigars, Candies, Soft Drinks Magazines Compliments of Go To ROBINETTE SERVICE STATION PAUL'S SINCLAIR PRODUCTS No. 1 635) STATE ot: No. 2 ALOISTATE ST: OCKETT PALTY RUCKER COAL CO. COMPANY HIGH GRADE COAL Real Estate - Rents - Insurance Phone 303 17 Firts Sr. BRISTOL, TENN.-VA. Rucker Does the Rest Compliments of SMALLING GROCERY COMPANY BILL'’ COMBS SAM SMALLING HowARD GODSEY ROSES 5-10-25c STORE Compliments of School Supplies Our Specialty RUTHERFORD FREIGHT LINES, x Incorporated Eat at our Luncheonette and Fountain BristoL, TENN. V5. MOST MODERN IN BRISTOL D. B. RYLAND CO. Bale Southern Maid Ice Cream — JEWELERS — Made in Bristol’ SOUTHERN MAID, Inc. It Pays to Buy the Ryland Kind” PHONE 5108 BRISTOL, VA. Compliments of e 68 e ES TABS = e TANNERS - BELT MANUFACTURERS Bristol, Tennessee Compliments Paints — Wallpaper of KEM-TONE SHANKEL MILLING CO. SHERMAN-WILLIAMS Co. EATWELL LUNCH Compliments of Plate Lunches - Sandwiches Short Orders - Soft Drinks A Good Place to Eat Cr 418 STATE PHONE 24383 FAUCETTE COMPANY FURROW ELECTRIC COMPANY Modern Methods of Safe Electric Wiring and Correct Lighting PAUL’S PLACE A Good Place to EAT Lighting Fixtures Electrical Supplies 1528 Edgemont Ave. “Everything Electrical” Pau. FeLty, Owner 408 STATE STREET PHONE 162 ee ee Compliments of Compliments of FLOWERLAND Corner of Sixth and Shelby Sts. GLOVER’S DRY CLEANING PHoneE 1999 NN —$ “Where the Best Costs the Least” Compliments of GLENWOOD MOUNTAIN VIEW CEMETERIES | YELLOW CAB COACH CO. Modern Burial Parks 415-417 Sycamore St. Perpetual Care PHONE 5100 PHONE 374 BRISTOL, VIRGINIA Offices: 610 SHELBY St., BrIsTOL, TENN. VIRGINIA INTERMONT AN ENDOWED JUNIOR COLLEGE Accredited by the Southern Association of Colleges and all other agencies that accredit junior colleges, including the University of the State of New York. STANDARD COURSES: 1. Classical two-year courses admitting to Junior Year in Senior Colleges and Universities (Pre-nursing and Pre-medical). 2. General Cultural Courses (largely elective) for those not planning to spend more than two years in col- lege. 3. Home Economics. 4. Business and Secretarial Courses. 5. Art. Fine and Applied Art including Costume Design, and Interior Decoration. 6. Speech and dramatic art. 7. Physical Education. 8. Music: Piano, Organ, Voice, Violin, Theory. 9. High School. 10. Library Science. Sports for every student: Archery, basket-ball, field ball, gymnastics, hockey, horseback riding, riflery, swimming, tennis, track, tumbling, volley- ball. Beautiful new Day Students Social Center building constructed in 1940 contains study room, locker and powder rooms, large club room with knotty pine paneling, pegged floor, large stone fireplace and comfortable furnishings. For Catalogue and Full Information Apply to H. G. NoFrrsInGcer, President Virginia Intermont College, Bristol, Virginia Sportswear yr Shoes yr BOB YOUNG SHOE SHOP Bags yr Dresses yy Hosiery Quality Leather Used on Every STYLED FOR THE YOUNGER SET Job We Do ’ NO JOB TOO SMALL TO BE APPRECIATED WALLACE'S PHONE 294-W 626 STATE STREET 15 SIXTH STREET BrIsTOL, TENN. Compliments of WATT’S BAKERY OY 5 2 Compliments of JAS. F. YOUNG ELECTRIC CO., Inc. i Electrical Contractors 1900 Eucuip Ave. BRISTOL, VA. STONE LUMBER COMPANY BUILDING MATERIAL Phone 5134 PHONES CASH AND CARRY 42 . GENERAL OFFICE 44 SHELBY HILLS PERPETUAL CARE MEANS UPKEEP FOREVER WITHOUT FURTHER COST TO OWNER + NATURE'S LOVELINESS THROUGH MAN'S ART MOULDED INTO ACRES OF LIVING MEMORY FOR EVER AND EVER “Preferred by People Who Like the Best” TELEPHONE | 3 | 6 LOCATED Bluff City Highway The Cemetery Beautiful Third Street DRY CLEANING - LAUNDRY Compliments and Best Wishes of JOBBERS CANDY CO., Inc. Makers of Virginia Beauty Pure Sugar Candies Compliments of Beer ope hey oO 1611 West State Street Bristol, Virginia SMITH FLORAL CoO., Inc. KAYLOR’S RESTAURANT (lA STATES OT BRISTOL, TENN.-VA. SRY IP WITH FLOWERS” Fine Foods — Correctly Prepared Phone 523 Member FTD | 7!0 State Sr. PHONE 2640 Compliments of H. V. SMITH ESSO STATION CoRNER FIFTH AND ANDERSON Compliments of STATES MOTOR Co. Your Forp, Mercury LINCOLN-ZEPHYR Dealer Bristol's Popular Eating Place RED, WHITE BLUE BARBECUE STERLING HOUSE 40 Moore STREET STEAKS SPAGHETTI CHILI HAMBURGERS SULLINS COLLEGE Is fully accredited and offers best advantages in preparation for University or for Remunerative positions. The advantages in Music, Art, Expression, Dramatics, Home Economics and Secretarial Course are in keeping with the high literary standards. Confer with us at Sullins College for infor- mation in reference to any courses desired. W. E. MARTIN, Président With Best Wishes HOLSTON SMALL LOAN COMPANY ©. L. Darter, President O. D. Hamrick, Sec’y-Treas. We Sell Wayfarer Shoes for You Will-Enijoy, the Entire Family HECHT’S @ BRISTOL HOME TRADE STORE BrecG eArais=iest MARION Cowan, Manager Compliments of HOME BENEFICIAL LIFE INSURANCE CoO. Compliments of KING ROGERS HOTEL BRISTOL GROCERIES — MEATS BRISTOL, VA.-TENN. PHONE 33 900 FirtH STREET Compliments Compliments of of KROGER GROCERY CoO. LEROY M. 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This policy is known as the “Burlington Mills Opportunity.” Nearly 300 persons share this opportunity at Bristol Weaving Company, group member of the Burlington organization. You job-minded graduates are welcome to seek a share in this opportunity too. The company has installed a training program that is both short and systematic in order to show a new hand the correct and safe way to perform his job. Furthermore, you will be paid while you learn. . . . In planning for that job you will one day take, consider the opportunities Burlington Mills offers YOU here in your home town. BRISTOL WEAVING COMPANY Group Member BURLINGTON MILLS CORPORATION LAGuTrOr Compliments of Compliments of GIBSON CANDY CO. SS WARREN WILLARD Photographer The Individual Portraits that appear in this Annual Were Made By Hl We LP, PHOTOGRAPHS COLORING COPY WORK ENLARGEMENTS — Phone 2363-R — FRAMES Mrs. C. A. Goopner, 901 Georgia, Bristol, Tenn. 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