Tennessee High School - Cadmea Yearbook (Bristol, TN)
- Class of 1955
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'SS wig fer i 5 ii 3 3 it EQ J , walqgyoigjov ce, an uidanee to the students ? l'e1 ess'e Hi Sc olg FQ V' 3 3 ' H3 C? Lg Fo, tl1 11yf yea we knew each of you as a friend N 2 3 21 t c er, wl ght us the rules of life as you Pg4 taught us English. XV ith love and sincerity, we honor you in this, the 1955 CADAIIJZA 'A'l'I10 11111si0 ill 111y110z1rt I 111110 1111111 11ft0r it was IICQITKI 1111 VJ 11111r0. - XY'7OTCiSXYfJl'f'il 111111 my I1011rt's trcusury' I slippcci 21 0oi11 'l'l111t H1110 Cilllllflf f2liiC Nor Hlicf 11111111111- Oh, b0H0r H11111 HIC miziting Of 21 ,golclfcrowii king lx HIC S2IfC'iiC.'Pf 1110111ory Of El lowly' Hiingf' - 'l'011scI11I0 MRS. C.XI.IJXYl MISS COVICR lin emnriam 'l 'o know hcr was to Iovc her. BARBARA ANN IIICKS March 5, 1938 - March 29, 1955 RITA KAY HARPER Iune 11, 1940-November 25, 195-I 'One need not live long to live successfully. Qxfma Wafer 4 rf' LM L+ Mig, M 1 5 '- J J J -2- ' ' Q 1 a ' A ON-Phd cifcfs Souikern bow! ,feared aggfn i' 'kyle 5143. . ' ' 6' J... r.P' r J '11 l wg 'IJ5.!l5 S V p ,JL3 QMJSODI Mlm Mater lm H12 gear-swf! by. I 1 ' Q 2 EH PF F E F F 4-'df E 'vsp S our wd c wa on- ver db re Vdl , FYI ILI, IF fl 531 1' . lv --- : :f:f5:: 3 J Ill fA'c?3 .ft ff FWF F E . 2 JD CEI 001' fyyd ,Wd 'Zl ...J ,, I 1 5 L i Q V75 V ,gf , ,ci l7:hnesfecJ:Z fi!!! ' ' s up F F g 5jfiffWl'jL15 frW.iA FOKNE-WORD In this, the 1955 CADMEA, we present to you Our School, as we have known and loved it. VV e have tried to eateh the intangible spirit that is symbolic of Tennessee High, a spirit that Ends its expression in the hearts of the students. It is our hope that in the future years, this book will help you recall the memorable Clays of youth spent at Tennessee High. ,Trqnf-4 .F ri, N N -X -... ,W gun Page 8 ' 17 sf R' .yzgxv Nj yiygjripxj f W11 M151 'fwdwwfg 1151fy,f111f11111'111 1 1 W 11f1l7AW y 1 Vjfffmw 6?'r1'y111f CGNTENTS 1111 jj . A X gf Vwxffi x1J1x111N1s1'RA'111oN ...... 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I3o1'cfsI4y 1'ccci1'ccI Ilia XB. 1111cI NIA. cIcg1'ccs IEYOIII XI111'y1iIIL' CoIIcgc QIIILI CuIo111cIu Stalic II11i1'c1' sity, I'CSl7CK'IIYL'II'. NYC wr111IcI Iikc In cxIc11cI UIII' sin CC11'11pp1'cciz1tiu11 to you. NIL Burst sky, Im' IICIIJIIIQ IIS 111:1I4c OIII' XCZIIX uf 'I'IIS Iizippy mics. ZIIILI wish you IIIZIIII' IIlOl'C s11c'c'cxsI11I yciliw 11I ICII IICSSCC IIiggI1. Parent-Teachers Association 1 1iigI1I: NIRS. I7,XIII. NX'11s1uN. Scurctgzrig Nlizs, K. iX1.111f11'1 IIx111'x, CflTTL'5lJflllfII1IL1 Sccrctgirxg NIM. CL1.1:Nw CAN 111.113 First Yiccl'rcnicIc11tg Xliw, XY, I3, fiII,I,I SI'II'. I,l'L'XICIClIIQ Nliu. X. NI. XX11111111, lla., Scuuicl XIICL'-I,TL'SI!IL'III1 Xlks. IUHIIIII Cfx11x1x114, Ilisfwigiirg NIM. 'If li IIm1 im. IIITCZISI NIR. IIOXY.'XRl7 ISONYICRS I3.S., Milligziiig NIA., Rust 'I'cnn. State llculfb, Ccncml Scicncc Czuucs, l outbz1ll Cllllllll NIR. IOSIEPII II. FACULTY MRS. NIONIQUIC II. BROCKIXI.-KN MISS BICSS BRC DCIS BS, Sullius Collcgcg BA., King Collcgcg IR-iilacicly' Collcgc CiI'llillIZIIC XX'ork, Uiiivcrsity of Bcscuiicuii, I miiL'c Buccziluiircat, Mutli M Pliilosopliy, Uuivcrsiiy of lluris l TCIlL'll and Latin Suphommc Icughsh l fC11Cl1ClIIlJ, lnfiu Club Biblc Club NIR. YYll,.l.l.XlXI l'iUCl'iNl'i NIISS RACIIICL I3OUCIll'IR'I'Y II1I.IZ.'Xl3li'I'II IMXSLICY I l'lI,'I'Y .X.B., Lincoln lXIcinoriuI BS., Culf I'zuI4g Iliiivcrsiti' of BS.. lNI.S., University of Uniwrsityg IXIA.. lfust 'I'cnn. 'lbiiiicssccg NIA., Culunibiu 'lbnucssuc Sialfc Collcsgc l,l11ix'crsity 'IVCQICIICIAS Cullcgn Pmvxiwl lcdumtmn Sciciicc Slmrflmiicl, Brmklcccpiiig, llcucl llootlnull Crmcli IxIICllH'X'ISIIlIl I-Xuls Page I4 'I' Jiuv, S ' 'rctziriul l'ru 'iicc , ll 5 M L Lcffcriiiziii S Club Senior 'l'ri-lliAY MR. IIUCII DAVID BA.. Iiniory Sz Ilcnryz NIA.. lk-zilmiicly Collcgcg I Iinnsscc Iuniur Cnllcgc Civics, Cc11cr:ilSc'icm'C Kei' Club, Civil Defense MISS SAXRAII XY. I+'OR'I'UNI11 BS., Nluryvillc C:OllL'LfL'l Uiiivcrsity of 'lbiiiicssccz Iowa Stuic College llfunc licoiioiiiics Y-'l'L'cm, l1',ll,A. , flflf lg, iv M M f l lt' l l, 4 A m Y! 'V f N' 6 r QP lf W ' A X 1 I ' , A T' J wJ' CV lfllia 0 fr Vw lf lf MISS Nl.XlllilXl'1 IIXNX KITXS Aff, 1,,lX1,0ll'fQJl'CZl'f ll'Q'YKlXS , ff , I , cl1ll'SOIl'NCXXlllllll Collcsgu . YS., l'l1lSt'llL'llll. Stzlfcg ll,X.,ll1niu-nity of 'llQ'llllL'SNLL Xl.fX., Nrmrtll Clilllbllllll Shllu w , , , , , c:l'ilClll1llL' XXv1ll'li.clL'1llLIL' SlJ1illlSll.l,1lflll, lypmg lywhmh, CHIIWL, lmmlr Ml CHN .xlIH.'l'lL'llll llixlurx Spzmzslx Clulz liclu Club Nl X NIR. lOllN KISICR Xlll. IVKXNK ll. I.Xl'I.l'1S,l l3..X,, Xl,.X,, C:C1lI'STfC llczllnmly' 3.8 Il x. llugug College Y . ., 10:5 vL'llll. Stam- ,Xrl Q 1'ul4,5iCl1c111lxlry lx Solo mc Clulv my S Xxx, 1 ml X R ,l W l N l wi Elvyv 5 i' A All ,V IJ T HRS. NI.XRC.XRl'l'I' NININCIIQR NIm:CI,I'fI.l..XNI5 Virginia lnfcnmmtg XII., U1IIYL'I'SIfI'Uf'IvL'IlllL'SSCL'L YXIA., CXJIIIIIIIUIZI lInix'crsity lnninr Iffnglish Spcuii CInI1 NIR, C. B. l'lI'fRClC XB., IXIiIIigz1nCuIIcLgc Drivi11gI1zsfrl1L'f0r IIczlcI I3:l.xkcfIn:1II CIUZICII Page I6 FACULTY NIR. .X. IC. ITXIIIZZI BS, Wlfstcrii IQCIIIIICIQ' Stats Collcgc Band Clunrns MRS. XY. C. ILXSNICK XII.. Ci1ll'SOIl'NCXYllIllIl Cnllcgcg C1rucIlmtc NYUIIQ, Iflzlst 'l'cnn. State Algebra, CcncmI Math In-I IifY MISS PICCCY I.UCII.I.I I'lIII.l,IlIS B.S., Nast 'I'cnn. Sfzlfcg IXIA., PCZIIJUCIB' Cullum' Senior Iinglixh 'l'ri-IIifY MISS LINDSAY RIIIVIX IIS.. King Collcgcg INIA., XYcstcrn Rcscrvc lI11ix'crsify' Al1IiilCIIl2IfiCS, I'ln'xics Cn-Spmzsur, i'XllL'ilfH' Clnb MRS. I3I+I'I I'Y IANIC PIICRCIC Bb., lcnn. lcchg Nliddlc 'l'cnn. Staltc l'In'.sic':lI I'fcI11L'z1Iicnl Clznnw Club MRS. DXVII7 RUSSICLI. IIS.,I'I1ISf'IvCIlIl.StllfCQ IIS. in I,.S,, I'cz1IJmIy CUIICLLL' Librzznznl Ijbmry Cmnzcil Y'2'3 ' ggi. ,A I s xx rv wa liXlI'Il I mv IR xlxl IIIHI I slum I3 S Xl X lg llumlx C OHL u li S R ultmnl C wlln L XB lxm C ullu Q lmpnt1lID1LtLt1u IIIIIXLINIU I5 N NI X IKM 'I Q S lla mum Hum 'I lllll Q olk-gm of ILIIIILNNLK l ut I Q C D1Lt1t11n X mid Him rx L I K DUN fL U'1'1'I'X of Immswu Clx1f1111C.l111n D CILII XX S SXRXHXU X U L IU UHUL St lhlllzml Xlu 0 lulmsxu uhm ff 'S , o S., 9:3 6 I U U 0 5 Q Q f 7 4 an Q.: 1 f e o v a 4 o c 4 ','o'o'o'4 lv Oil 0,04 T' 'ev Kim .ll Ill The Classes MM MwArjL1.'J.N5NwJ, gd NM s 'QP s-ss QW ,Nj M .JY QF ml! yy XMI . wfwfv My M -s ,UHF M ly, -pw sw s S s W ' f, s pfMLTf1, .' V . M, , 5 . I J' Arn 9 Ii.. LV' MZ, .f2 41 WZ I ,gfffiz glfbf a 1 Z 1 , nf-.. . Y, 9' 7 f Lf ffl, sf 1' I r f V SE llmrxlx' jcmlos DUN IIONl'.5l'U'I'l B1-2'l'l'Y Rmx1.r.u II AIARY Huck R.'XI.l'Il O'D1f1.1. Cm' lhyxxulvcmlv Ilxlzxlx' .Xsuux IANIHA IUINION FXIMAY Ku Yun: llllll. P1'NKl'.lLlUN IDRS Ol I ICl41RS I XI,l, l'rcsidc1ll . Yicc Prcsiclcnt Sccrclnry . . 'l'rczm1rcr SCI'LjC.'iIl1f'2lfnxl'lIlS SPRING Prcxiclcnt Yiccfl'rcsicIcut . .SCL'TCf2ll'f' , 'lvl'L'L18llTL'T . , .SL'TS.jL'iIHf'ilfdxfllh 3'f.?3fC?' CLXSS CX JLORS: Pink illlil Blzlck l l,UXYlCll: Pink Ruse Ii -NW'?'1e'r I l ,, V H' 0 'U SPONSORS niglllz Xlm Plxillipx, Xlm llllCll. Nliw KJWCII, and Mm l'VUI'lllllL'. l 1 Qgg Wm ' WW I XJQRQ M671 0141 N Dmmrm' c:'.RRII'1R 964600 Www 'Y' Luft fu right: limo IIQIFHCY. Bobby IICHUII, Vary' Burr, Smit Xlclicrrv, NILIFX IA1111 xlC'l:l'OSkl'X, H.lr1'x' Cilllncly lisitx Ro 1 W CH, Bill Xlflsscy, Harriet Czlldwcll. Iillllllf' Irmcs, Sue XX-1lSllL'illI, liillllla Ru-cl, l3111'Im11'1 Nlzllwllll. Dun llcumcf- cutt. lilgn I l jlae enior Cfadd N I,OUlS iXl,l3l'IR'l' .XDAXMS Ile will Hiicl 21 wary, MARY l'R,XNCl'1S BARR Bly imlwility liegiiix iii me, lmf eiicls in uni MARSIIX IOXN ,XNIHCRSON DENNIS RAY ,XRNOID l+',X',X NADINF .XSIIBROOK She mzicle liglit of gill. llc never fears lzis fate. 'l'o love, elierisli, :incl Olney. CALVIN l3ICN'l'Ll'1Y BIC'l l'Y IO BOONIC CXROI. IO l300'l'll A ski' full uf silent suns. I love im' frieiiclxf' HA quiet exterior covers wit, I n wiscliiin. ziiicl lzileiiif' O! Winefeen jiffy-five Page 22 IACK XYXYNIS IIRIIUCICM,-KN All truths :ire not to bc told. IOIIN I R.XNKI,IN IIRISCOIC 'N'r1tI1iiig is inure useful than silence. IICRRY OXVICN BRYANI' Bleu ure not iuezisurcd hy uzeliesf' CONXYXY NICHOLAS CALVIN CIXINFI 'None but himself eau he his parallel. IIpXRRII'I'I' .XNN C.'XI.DVI'I'lI,.L 'Felicity' is the perfect vir- tue iu RI perfect life. IOSICPII .-XNDICRSON q:C.'XLI7NX'I'ILL. III 'A mam of hope ziucl for- II II'Cl-lilfilllll nfiucI. ! ,Q W ,ff2.wfh 1,xN1c 11.1,LicN ja-c C.'xMPI3I'1LL Lf, 1 'Z-III thzit glitters is not 39 I golf RUBY VIRGINIA CANNON 'luclge me as you will, l mu wlmt l am. CRQXCIC IXIIXRIIC CQXRIXIACK 'l'ruc gooclucss springs from the heart. DUROTIIY .XNN CARRIICR 'She hzith il zuzuuier that is gentle and rehueclf' n l I. KX o R ji, C2 f Ln 9 9 VL lf 0 I H 5 5 GQQJ 40-OSL f' 7 J '7l--1 fluffy -ggo 1'-J Hu '9 'ia.'-twig' ' RON.'XI.D DANIICI, C.'Xll'I'l'IR IOSICPII BARRY COMES IANIWI' MyXRI,l'1Nli An o1111cc of wit is 11'ort11 EI l,cf IIS do or die. CORNETT llfllllld of sorrow. A'Cood 11z1t11rc and good SCIISC are ever joiucclf' l.XNI'I DEBURD LYNDX 1.1510 DI'lN'l'ON PIIYLLIS ANN DISHNICR A Ilcz11'c11 of 0111111115 c11v111c. A IlCz11'c11 U11 cz1rH1. 'KA11 good things come ill 31112111 packages. I' 11 I I5 1 R ,I ff' 1 ,. ,.,,f VIRCIINLX .XRLICNIC DXUGI I'l'l+IRY Uxyilfiiff' of 1111 things forms ll P1C2lSllTC.u XY.-XNDX IICAXN DISIINICR Uxvfllllf should il lady do but bc lIlCfTf'?H 1 of Winefeen jing-five W' H Page 24 QWW 'WSF ,gm ri :X L X 353 5 f, M . x 5' '21 ii::':! - wif , ., -, ,wail NSQWS x ww X 1 ! f X of 1 ' ff K!! L? -V 3. C N K WMI . 53 fi r! 5 iw , ww 1 jr W. fx if R NC Z: J 4 r A . f 'lfwf 9 QVLLOV wg J 1 Ho ' GICURGIC Dl+IN'l'ON ILXRRY XYICSLFY ClI,Ml'IR KfX'I'IIl'IRINl'I IVRANCICS IOSICPII SIIQXYNIC GRAY CII,I.l'1NVVA'I'l'IR .. v - , ,- , , , GLOVICR Don t judge :1 book by 1ts Qoxcr, The happy only zlrc HIC not lies in honest toil. for hc lodges ll nzighty mind. I am couqucrcd by fTIlHl,N truly great. TXIARY l'1I.lZfXl3l'l'l'li KING .XLBI'IR'I' ILXGICY MA Y 1 'N QXCLY P.X'I'SY MARIE C'Rl4'I4'X LR My way' of joking is to toll IIC t 111 'lin bs C :IH trcc has IIAXIMONI7 Honor is the rcmml of thc truth. xvrkxlpx IC ri lil 1 t c F1591 'Al,cf those who zllxvzlys loved x'irtuC. hd, M ' x now love the more. AX P by U VJ, I 1 , X , X lf qi, VW Page 26 liI'Il3l'IK.Xll IXNIC ll.XIl'l'l.l'IY 'Sfylc is HIC clrcss of tI1o11g11ts. Cl..Xlll'1NCI1I I Rl'2l'INl,XN IIICLXIS HIC bCg11111111,gs of all Hziugs arc 5lIl1lH,H ROl3l+lR'l' CXXXXUUIJ III'1I.'I'ON T110 sfylc is HIC 1lIQllI.n NANCY .XNNIC IIICNLICY Ilcr cllccrflxlucss crczztcs 21 kind of llTig1lfl1CSS 111 thc Illilldry LUIS ANN IIICKMAN Service is not I1crccI1t1ry NIAXRY .XDA IIICKS 'By :IH fllafs good :md umld muh Um 'A jolly' 011111111110 111111 11 H11 IS 1 KLA? W ISUNNIIC mul: 4 HIC swccfcst gilflillld to XA the swccfcst 11u1icI. gIflTiUlIS,H BOBBY 1Xl.l,l'1N IIONAKICR siuccrc fricndf' HOW XKFR 3 I IIODC l U1 111115 VRICD X I I 'I H10 HICZISIIIC of life is not ICIIQHI, but IlUl1CSff',n RAXLPII IXJNXID IIONl'1YCU'l l' Hxc sccrct of success is IRL L'UllSf2lllCf' to IJlll'1JOSC.H 'N x I -I jA,0n kenior Cfarid IV, I is Y ' I IAIXIICS ICDXV IN HOPKINS IIC made zz IIIOIISZIIIKI friends :md hc kept thcmf' LYNN IOSICPIIINIQ IUSIUS The zifmcimis crimc of being XYILLIAXNI NI. IPIIVIVRIES XY'hzit hc fccls amd mmf what hc docs honors ii IIIZIILH QXXVRICNCIC ROSS KlCI,l,Y Dark with excessive Iighff' ROBI'1R'I' Ml'lL'I'ON I E F I R I ISS Let him be as hc is-hc iiccds no alterzitioiif GICR'I'RUlDl'I TRAVIS KING L'Youth comes but once in 21 DHL! JRHS IUNIC IOI INSON Au honest heart possesses zz kingdom. VIRGINIA RU'l'II KRILL Love, hope, fear, faith-these si young lady. Iifctimcfy inzikc humzii1ity. ,f If -r I f M ft m ' f Z7 ' f ' 0 lf VL 9 9 0 VL lf y ' lf U 8 Y v . ' ,.' Y 6 Page 28 If ,if I 'I'I1 ' Q. IAXIICS ROGER IONICS I dura you clixcuvcr xuch 21 wuth. :md such :J Irucrf' JY CI HXYIUN LXNCZIVORID c prcscut is big with thc future. by S WIQW Pngc 29 I3.XRI'mqXR.X ANNE LICONXRD Ccuuc, siug umv, siugq fur I kumv you siug u'cII, !Xl.XR'l'II,X SUSAN LINK 'llnvc :zII. do wroug to 1IUIlC.U Kl'fNNF'I'lI 'l'lIOTXI:XS LUNG A'It is good tu Iovc the lII1IiII0U'II.H l'l'1CClI'l IOYCIC LUNCICIVORD 'INIHCI1 of :1 1llIIL'III1CSS,' SIIIRLICY .XIUEIAIDE LYONS 'AQuictIy sllc u'orIcccI z1u'zu', f2IIfIlfllI to cz1cI1 clufyf' Clif JRGIC CAR ROLL MA-XINICS 'Ouc good turu deserve? iIlI0f'IlC1'.I7 l3fXRl'l.XRqX ICXYE YXLXLCOLM I'I1IIIlllSIilSHl is Iife, lit up :Jud xluuiugfy XYILLIIXM XN'qXl.'l'I'Ill TXIASSICY A I4iuzIcr gcutlcxuzzu treads um' thc curfI1. DONALD QUI'I'NlpXN M.-X'I'IIlS. JR. 'ASIIUW the world your IZIICIIISH DC DNAI .D IC. IX I.-XUK 'I'rufI1. jlw enior Cfam CICORCIC SCO'I l' XIQISICRRY I Irmvc this x'm1tI1. CY NLXRIIC MI'I'C'IIl'lI ITiClldSIljj7 in ClllISf2IlIf 111 :1H fI1111gm, Page 30 XLXRY IDU MQCROSKICY Ufxlllbiffflll 11118 1111 rest. l'.X'l'SY IOYCIQ XIONCIICR XY'l1z1tcvcr is XYUTHI clufmg llf JH, is xmrfh 61011121 WSU. IOIIW FIDXVARD MQDANIICI, 'APlc:1surc is fhc chief gouclf' ISAAC BRgXX'l'l DN IX IOORIC 'A sc-ic11t1st who 11z1s11't forgc1ttc11 HIC fo1'11111I11 for fum. v' , '11,1V1T 7W' Z QQ lf., . 'rx' OV Q HI .-' . of Winefeen jan? I U IWICCY IA If IV lx111cI11Lss S,XUNDR,X SUN IXIOORI uS1111Ics fffllll rc:1sr111 Hou five F,- J 1 I J 1 14 L 1 L 1 1II,11XM lOS1'l1'11 N1ll.l,1'IR 1111 is 218 11113 11s 1115 111'11r1. X11l'l LYNN N1ORR1'11.l. TL 11 11111111g111s 1111111' f 111'11r1. Q 111111 1101 u Page 31 X1.XR'l'11.X IO MORRIS 'A1 r11'11111111css is 2111 11ss1'1 111 s111'1'1'ss. IACKIIC 1.15111 NORTON If 11111x11' bc 1110 1111111 of 1ifc, 111211 rm! IARRY .XDRIAN 1X1OR'1'ON A 1112111 with I1 1Jl11'POSC.' R1XI.l'I1 1011118 CYDICLL 'Speech is grc111, 13111 xi- 1c111'c is gTCZ11CT.H '1'l101X1,-XS 1XI.I.FN O'DlCLL A gCl111C1llll11 often sccn, but sc11111111 1lC2ITt1.u O'I'lS GUY OLIVER 1,1fc is but Z1 f111111g11f. CLICN RICHARD OSBORNIC '1'111' 1112111 111211 1ovcs 11111 1211154118 1111151 1111 11'c11. ROY CR1'1S1'ON OVYICN, IR. 111111111 1ix'c 111C 5111116 1110 uvcr if 1 111111 11 111 1111 2lg21111.n 1.1 RAYMOND IA NYRICNCF PA RKIC R 'Sink 11111 111 spirit 111111 11i111c111 111 1110 sky. '1'lCRRY 1X1.'X'1'1.0CK P1-XSS1X1ORl'I AD11111' 11s 5111111 115 521111.11 jize enior Cpfagfd FR.-XNK XYAXYNIC l'.X'l'RlCK mcrry heart gocs 1111 the clay. NORMAN ICITCICNIG POORIC None but the bmvc dcmcrvc thc fair. 0 X Page 32 ,.L...... S'I ICIWIICN BAKICR PI IILLIPS 'AXI5' cycs make pictures when they :HC shut. RUBY IHCNRY PRICE HOU with thc clzmcc, lot joy bc lIl1L'UIIH1ICd,H CLEVELAND IIJXSKICR PHIPPS 'AA truly modest fellow. CAROLYN ANN PULLIAM 'AA good rcputatiou is more vzlluilblc than IIIUIICFIH FN ILY YVC JNNIC PIIIPI' 'I'I1 C only wa is fu bc oncfy GFNIGVIICYIC I,OVICI,LA RMXISICY 'xlfvcr Hlflllghfflll, cvcr kind Wlfnefeen jing-five X ,X X rm-559 .ww x Sa, ig.. A QS' . Q. We enior Cgfadd l'.X'l'SY .XNNI'1'l l'IC S'l'l'IXXfXR'l' I had rather IIZIVL' il fool to make mc mcrrx' Hum Cxpcri- crrcc to rrmlfc mc' xml. Cl+IClI.l.X RlNl'1llrXR'I' 'l'lIOlXl.XS A' 'Tis bcttcr lzrtc than never. lRI'lDDlI'1 IICAXN S'l'll3lI.XN ELLEN RUTH S'l'Ol'HICl, IICRIC NED 'l'.-XNKICRS Blushing is thc color of Act well your pzrrt, thcrc all 'AA fender Ilcurtg ar x virtue, thc honor HCS. izrffcxiblcf, INIAIXIN N.X'l l'IUQXY MARY K4X'l'lll'IRINF CII.XRI.l'1S XYXDI UIl'l.'Hl ' IR' XANC14' 'IX mgm with ll purp Bc merry if you zrrc wise. A'FricncI more divirrc Hum :III dix'i1rifics. of Winefeen jiffg-five Page 34 lI'fSSI'1l'I CI..XY'l'ON 'l'.'XYI.OR, IR. ,Cf thcm will if mixchicfz u-hon XYOOD XY'hilc thcrc is life, thcrc is liopcf' IIICLICN RU'I'll XX'l1Il,Cll 'ASuch joy unihifioii finals. M.XRG.'XRl'I'l' LYNNIC NYlll'l ll,XKl'lR Smiles :irc like songs in lows. XYILLI.XlXI ICUGPINI' XYOI.l l'I, IR. 'AWK' milk by faith. not by sigllff' R XYMOND ,-XR'l'IIUR !Y,! f fl X ll fl rl 0 fl P r lf' r X J X ff 61116 , Nut lliclilrccl: X f . I ffx j V, Xxx! 1 1 , f All W U ,, f fi! Nl UL ,ff ' if f, BILI, DISIINICR CLILICS IHXRRIS l R.XNKI.lN l7l'Il,.XNlJ GI'Ill.'XQIl'l SXXI IOIIN IIORBS if is 1J1lSl :md pmxpurczl. X 'twill hc virfiicf' ' nf- BOBBY KINQ1 ff UJYD CICCII. Xlll,I,l'IR SUSAN ROSS XXQXSIIICIM l bf Q 'I'hc grczif chitics uf lifc with . xx H'I'AxRD I INA' 5' 5m'bC2m I.U'l'lll'lR C, S'l'lNNl'I'l I', IR, lm ' W l Q R.XRB.XR.X XYlll'I I'.VxIURl'f j . ' - . . , jx . ' . N N X --. Kjfyfkv-rx, 'I 'uk . L ' - n Z 5 W Q 1 N Y . ' 'jx . 2 I u 4. - A V 1 ., X Q , I SN S 1 ,pf Vt' ,JI i j.z9'1.v.....44l fi' Vf X, R ' ' lf' ' , X '. N ., , Q xx , ,, - . ' , ,tv u-.k,:. . A- Lwxx X, 1 It-'v jzfg. 1 . r . Q 0,11 3 X i V I K lg ,I If l ff 1 i L'.,l'1 ,,'i 'fl U i-N if --. I 2' ' .f -' 1 Q X ' il 4 ' 4 .fb ' Q ' K. 'yay . X I L ' . X EX 3 lhgi- ,ws xx ' ' xx GX X -Y-....- .- 8 .41 Page Clair VVhile sitting at the typewriter the other day wondering how I could get into the future to fulfill my task as the class prophet, I started to experiment with self-hypnosis. YVaving my bony finger in front of my eyes and repeating slowly to iuyself that l was going into the future. I slowly drifted off into a pink and black haze. YVhen I awoke, sure enough, I was in Bristol in the year l975. After seeking the aid of the Pinkerton De-A tective Agency tPhil Pinkerton, Presidentj to help me in my search, I set off to find out how our seniors fared over the years. The following is a consensus of what l found. Louis Adams has been the official school guard- ian preccdirig the Virginia-'tennessee ball game for the past sixteen years. lfour years in the Air lforee, you know. Marsha Anderson has replaced Miss lfortune as llome lic. teacher. Two pretty girls in a row on that job. Dennis Brassy MeKnucks Arnold is bouncer at the VVindsor I ly-In. llc is available as a body- guard Tuesday and Thursday evenings. 38 P019 GC? Nadine Ashbrook has inherited that large Ken- tucky estate, and is turning it's vast acreage oycr to the production of Rye and Corn. I understand Mary Barr was put in prison re- cently but I heard that she has a large Sell, Ashley and Hopkins Reducing Salon. Stay slim with trim lim. Time has wrought many changes. Calvin Bently, locally known as Smiley, adver- tises a leading brand of toothpaste. Flash your lpana, Calvin. Betty Boone is having a hard time disciplining her children. It would be hard for anyone with a personality as sweet as hers. Carol Io Booth is with the Boston Pops Or- chestra, keeping the brass shiny. lack Bridgeman is head of the California Wrecking Company. llis motto is, Anything you can build, I can bust faster. Frank Briscoe has a job which requires a lot of travel. Hc's the end man on the Georgia Ave. garbage truck run. Ierry Bryant is trying to perfect his lilnglish ac! cent. It's going to be a lifetime job. Professor Nedrice Tankersley, prominent child psychologist, first put forth the Thonk and Clonk system of punislnnent. I wonder where he got his idea? ? Charles Wade left to parts unknown. Nothing is known of him except that he ought to be plenty glad he didn't have to finish Senior English at Tennessee Iligh. It wasn't so bad, tthis is a neck saver clauselj Cecilia Thomas and Mary Kay Vance are sellf ing Mr. Maples' IIZS gas to motherly chickens. The hens believe the gas keeps the farmers away from their future chicken. Sue UBlacky VVasheim died of a heart attack after she learned the world's supply of hydrogen peroxide was exhausted. CXQJJ POP 86? Ilelen XVeleh is filthy rich with a monthly in- come rrriming into five figures. She cashed in on some of the 'I' 81 I CIub's ideas on how to raise money, mercenary soul that she is. Margaret VVhittakcr and Barbara VVhittamorc are the mayors of both Bristols. With the Vikings in complete control, we shorrld have a few good years. Raymond VVood is a master in the affairs of the heart, running his organization called the Lonely Phones Club, which is devoted to ar- ranging blind dates between telephone operators and single street cleaners. Rev. Keir Long is preaching the word to the inhabitants of the Alpha Centuria Star System. Peggy Lrrneeford now owns the rrltra-modern Stabo Hotel. ller motto is, All work and no play makes iackf' George Maines is the new janitor at 'I'.H.S. He has reportedly taken back everything he said about said job being easy. Mathis and Mauk run the huge Muscle lCm- poriumf' or Don's Barbell Barn for the Body Beautiful. Roby, 'I'he VVild One Price is the immediate past president of the Smokey Mountain Motor and let-o-cycle Club. Ilis rumble seat has 'tDonny Boy embroidered on it in fine pink lace. Scott IIighland MeBerry is raising a bonnic young Scottish clan. By the cut o' his kilt, I knew he ha' Scotch blood in him. Phil Pinkerton never recovered from his long fast, prior to Class Night and the party following. Clrrtton, for punishment, what? Peggy Mercer has made millions teaching other girls how to be as poised, clieerfrrl and considerate as herself. Bill Pike now owns the Windsor Fly-In. As a personal favor, I wish he'd throw out the bums and dead-beats which hang out in the round booth, brit never order a thing but tall glasses of water. Shirley Lyons fainted from sheer shock when lim Hopkins tipped a waitress a five spot at the restaurant she owns. Pearly Malcolm. Barbara that is, finally bought Crystal Pool. She's up there so much in the srrm- mer, that l don't blame her. If Slarrghter mrrst know, Mary Lou McCroskey is the reason Shane didn't come back. Iohn L'Stuffyl' Mel7aniels, the boy with all the American llistory answers. is the president of a bank. Ile had the personality for it. CXVe shouldn't talk about a fellow Scotsman like this.l Ioe Miller got arrested for his draftsman's ability. Couldn't keep from etching copies of hrmdred dollar bills on copper plates. Major Cveneral NVilliam Hodge persuaded poor old Ioe Cray to join up, with tales of the wonder- ful life of a Marine. No wonder loc rises one of lIodge's pictures as a dart board. Mickey Crecr is attending the Brrrshy 'Mountain College for Cons. He received a scholarship after buying certain cards from the wrong person. Crashing through the nnderbrush, it's Betsy Creever on the trail. She's a white hunter in Africa now. King Hagey. well-known Bristol lifeguard, knows every high class dive in Bristol. The kind done on a diving board naturally. Mary Lynn Irlagy has quite the kids. Iler towel rack has three towels embroidered with his, hers, and theirs. P.S., they're all the spitting image of Mickey. Patsy Ilainmond and Ruth Stophel are co-ed- itors of a book of wise old sayings. 'l'heir title say- ing is I'Ie who keeps quiet may be thought a fool, brit he who opens his big bazzoo, confirms it. A copy of this book was given to the Senior Class of '56. Virginia Krill pitched an inning in the major' leagries and made the Brooklyn Dodgers live up to their name. Page 39 Page CZG65 POF 86? lane Hartley has developed into one of the most industrious, patient. and hard-working girls ever to leave this high school. She had to be, to marry Shifty Knees Helton. Bob is still with the Harlem Globe Trotters. Clarence Helms is head of the Typesetters' Un- ion. They nicknamed him Iohn L. for short. David - Beau Brummcl Hancock owns the largest chain of men's clothing stores this side of Beaver Creek. Nancy Henley is still trying to get the senior homerooms to follow the Bible Club's devotional list. Sam Hobbs is the world champion Pin Weight boxer. Hc's like lightning in the ring. Never strikes twice in the same place. Ada Hicks is secretary to Mal Utlcye. Ir., the new D. O. instructor. Hc's already called baldy by some of his students. A note on the white- haired Utlcye senior, hc's now at a rest home for aged D. O. coordinators. Lois Hickman made her life work the decipher- ing of such high school sayings as What is this, mutiny? , 'fYou don't sweat me none, and You're a good kid. Lloyd Miller has gone to Louisiana with a banjo on his knee. Army field maneuvers. Patsy Moncicr is employed polishing Libcrace's candelabra. Ike Caveman Moore is the owner of the beautiful Bluff City Caverns. His chief guide, Louiege, says all the girls are talking about the improvements caves have made in Ike's style. Sandra Moore is a inoney-lender. Her slogan is More for your money. Katy Morrell, bless her sweet Irish heart, mar- ried a boy from the old sod, Ivan Ivortski. Martha Io Morris is the owner of the Bristol power system. With all that electricity, she could really get juiced. Larry Morton runs Morton's Grocery. VVell, at least the truck and the broom. Allen O'Dell, unbeknownst to us all, must get his get up and go from Tom. fHow did he sneak in hcre? l 40 Chief O'Dell has his own Indian tribe, wig- wam, and like any good Indian, several oil wells along the banks of Beaver Creek. C-lenn Osborne inherited the vast holdings of his uncle in Abingdon, Alphonso Benedictus Clause. Roy Owens retired shortly after making a kill- ing in the infamous card scandal of '55, I under- stand he recovered from the brain-washing. Larry Parker is with the Met. Once a year he gives a stirring rendition of We Three Kings. Terry Passmore is the celebrated matinee idol currently starring in the Broadway production The Gold Rush is Over and the Blue Moon is On. Frank Patrick told the Army when he was drafted that he had ability as a mathematician and in keeping with the Army's policy of putting round pegs in round holes Frank is in charge of cleaning rusty rifle barrels. Baker Phillips is with the VVashington Red- skins professional baseball team. This great major league pitcher has three deliveries, the high ball, low ball, and bean ball. Bobby Honaker got so tired of bumming lights between periods, that he bought the Ronson Lighter Company lock, stock and barrel. Travis King is a psychiatrist. O'er her door a sign reads, When you get mad, see Red. I was unable to find any trace of Peggy Mitchell or Bonnie Honaker. Some say they were jilted in love and joined the Foreign Legion. I often won- dered why that organization disbanded. Don Hans Konrad Honeycutt is a world re- nown playwright and Shakesperian actor, famous for his role of King Henry swearing a good round oath. The Ieffries boys, Bill and Bob, are currently working on a process to rejuvenate old cigar butts. At least that's what they said when I caught them shooting ducks on State Street. Iune Iohnson is a successful forget and rubber check maker. She says she owes her entire sue- cess to the practice she received drawing up notes and excuses in high school. KZZJJ POP 06? lim Iones is an ex-governor of Tennessee. If his success at getting elected to offices at T.H.S. was any indication, it's a small wonder. Lynn Iustus is a nurse at Bristol Memorial Hos- pital, so I'd try to stay well while in this neck of the woods. Larry Kelly, the only Irishman on Senator Mc- Carthy's investigation committee, has a new defi- nition for Communists . . . Red-blooded Ameri- cans. Bobby King, lawyer extraordinary, recently won the controversial and much debated ease as to whether or not the light in a beverage cooler went out when the door was shut. To prove the point in favor of his client, Wilheim Von Rucker, he allowed the door to be shut with him inside. Ile came out stiff as a board. Coy Langford, the budding young architect, was contracted to design the new Tennessee High School Cfinallyl. Oh well, another one would have had to be built in a few years anyway. Barbara Leonard has two new song hits on Cap- itol. 'tYer Kiss Was Iest a Drap in Me Bucket O' Love and Hi Knew Hit Was Over When Ye Flang Me Down The Well. Sue Link's personality got her into the theatre. At least as far as the lobby. Cthey threw her out.j Cleveland Phipps isn't with us any longer. He lit a match, the better to see the inside of his gas tank and it rained Phipps and car for over three weeks. Emily Phipps is writing a new text book: Sen- ior English Made Easy. Carolyn Pulliam is still married to the Billy Graham of 1975. Genevieve Ramsey and Iosie Sangid are in- structing young girls on how to look interested in class and soak up nothing. limmy Reed puts his fine bass voice to good use. You can hear him on weekdays in the Fifth Street Park singing, Hotta dogs, poppa corn, anda rcala good peanuts, in a fine. pear- shaped toned, basso profundo. Bill Rexrode won the Davis Cup in Tennis by beating Don five sets in a row. Rex needed a new mug. Barbara Sieber has organized the Aren't VVC Clad VVe're From the North Club, Brooklyn Di- vision. Libby Rogers has her own show on WCYB-TV. Some say she had influence in high circles at the station, but I don't believe a word of it. Betty Rowlett, first inter-galactic missionary, recently published her memoirs entitled Twenty Thousand Leagues Under Heaven or You Can't Take It With You VVhen You Go. Don Ruzicka is now the night watchman at Sullins. He accomplished the dream of every hot-blooded young high school lad. Carl Spangler is a successful plumber. Ile always does you right. Margaret Sparger and Iean Stidham are the first girls in history to mess up the fool-proof inter-planetary space-warp drive with a hair pin. Patsy Stewart has a cooking school on radio. Her subject this week is 'Allow to pluck a chicken without losing any of the fat. Luther Stinnett recently graduated from the Abingdon Business College and is employed by the Atomies Anonymous. I see Ann Duggcr quite often. She is a pledge collector for the American Red Cross. and she's gunning me for that dime I pledged in '55, According to the state law of Tennessee. calling for the equal division of property between hus- band and wife, Sandra Easley now owns half of the Bristol Herald Courier. You brains figure this one out. Lois Elliott shot herself after reading the un- censored version of this prophecy. Bill Massey has been gunning for the writer ever since. Don Emmert is one of the leading dairy farmers of the South. He has the largest hcrrl of milk cows east of the Mississippi. Lynda Denton is musical instructor and mother to three of the cutest children you ever saw. I defy you to make something funny out of this. Doris Fine is hanging around the high school teaching undergraduates how to have that sophis- tieated Senior look while still a Freshman. Page 41 Page Cfdrizf POP QC? Don Flick is making a fortune raising and sell- ing snipe hounds for greenhorn hunters. A Andy 'fBuggy Francis had to vacate the old homestead. Under his loving care, his little ani- mal friends multiplied to such an extent that he and his family had to move out to what had formerly been the frog house. Giles Curley Farris is now with the Grand Old Opry. He's the assistant usher on the balcony, aisle three, section BZ , After making nervous wrecks out of all red- bloodecl American boys at Tennessee High in '55, Carolyn Frost is a sure bet to take the aging Marilyn Monroe's place in pictures soon. Carolyn Garrison finally lived down the infamv of being caught in a drive-in with Caine. With this blot gone from her name, she hooked her a man, and is happily married. Harry Gilmer is the pastor of the First Buddhist Church of Bristol. Idols for the idol I always heard. Last time I heard from George Gillenwater, he had melted on the sands of Paris Island. Everytime Kay Glover Rader passes, all the girls sing 'LWedding Bells are Breaking Up That Old Gang of Mine. Senor Franklin Delano Gerace is the Dictator of a small South American country. The girls down there think he's the greatest thing since Bolivar. Mary Sue Boyd composed the hit song No- body Knows tlie Trouble I've Seen, after looking over Miss Phillips list of those Seniors who didn't turn in a term paper. Harriet Caldwell is a Baptist preacher's wife. I wouldn't make a book on your not knowing the answer. Iane Campbell and Ruby Cannon are cooks on the Earth-Venus rocket run. They believe the way to a nian's heart's through his stomach. Grace Carmack made a fortune right after the close of the prohibition of '68, with her hit play, Happy Times Are Here Again. 42 Ioe Caldwell runs that famous restaurant, Cald- well's Retreat. lack Morton is the official gour- met. Dorothy Carrier is married to a well-known pro-football back known as Rubber Legs Poore. Ronnie Carter is an engineer for the Virginia State Road Service. He engineers ditches with a pick ax. I. B. Iron Lungs Combs has been substitut- ing for the local stadium loud-speaker system after it went on the blink. Because of her success in the movies, Ianet Cora nett had the Mae West Title renamed for her. Arlene Daughtery is seen in a local side show as the only girl in the world with hair the color of the rainbow. I knew she would make it. A sign on a side street in Bristol: 'fDon's Dump, Drop in and Dance, Featuring 'Hot Lips' Davis and his tin buglef' lane Deboard didn't do so well, poor kid. She only has fourteen banks, a couple of airlines, and a mortgage on these United States. Ann Dishner married Liberace. She appears on television as his mother. Wanda Dishner is faring sumptuously in the WAC's. It seems she got her sister as a top kick and she's been on KP ever since. Bill Dishner can be seen changing the marquee of the Paramount every Friday night. Louise Grindy Doan is the most pleasant dentist in town. She has a standard supply of 4,238 jokes, which she tells as she digs away at your most tender tooth. Me? Well, I'm pan-handling on State Street and giving the collections to the Bristol Tennessee building fund. This will be the only way we'll get a new school gym. Awakening from my hypnotic jag with a start, remembering I have a term paper to write, I bid ye all a fond adieu. NICHOLAS CONWAY CALVIN CAINE, Class Prophet of 1955 Americanism First row, left to right: Sue XV2lSllCllll, Lynn Instus. Barbara Mal- eohn, Iane Hartley. Second row: Don lloneyeutt, Iinnny Ashley, Iinnny Iones, Third row: llarry Gihner, I. B. Combs, Bill Rexrode. ' Fourth row: Iinnny Reed, George Naines, King Ilagey, Ralph O'Dell. The Tennessee High students elected to represent Tennessee Iligh in Student Government Day, February 22, 1955, spent an enlightening day learning about their respective offices. 'l'hey had lnneh with the Iunior Chamber of Connneree and were taken to the Virginia Bristol NVater works in the afternoon. The offices the students held were: Iinnny Iones, nrayorg George Naines, eonnnissioner ol streetsg Iinnny Ashley, eomrnissioner of finance: Iane Hartley, recorder: Ralph O'Dell, chief of po- liceg Bill Rexrode, fire eliiefg Harry Gihner, eity attorneyg Iinnny Reed, superintendent of selroolsg I. B. Combs, Sue VVashei1n, Don Honeycutt, Barbara Malcolm, Lynn Instns, King Hagey, Board of Education. Page 43 Page 44 Here Comes Charlie 'l'lie Senior Class of 1933 presented for its elass play, Here Comes Charlie by lay 'l'olnas. a three-aet eoniedy yylnell left all of ns laughing. '1'l1e capable leadership of Nr. George lenkins and student direetor Lois lilliott, inade this one of the most sneeessfnl plays eyer to be presented at 'l'ennessee lliglr. 'l'l1e east inelnded Sue XX7LlSllCl'll1, an Ozark liilllnlly, and King llagey, a young lnnsinessinan, in the lead rolesg lke Nloore, as tlre old bntlerg Mary Kay Vanee. as the dolnineer- ing anntg llarriet Caldwell, as the sophisticated soeialiteg Iinnny Ashley, as Larry's College palg Mary Barr. as wealthy Nlrs. Sinytlieflierseyg lerry Bryant, as her song Barbara Malcolm, as the lrisli Illilltlg and Don lloneyentt. as lrer syyeetlieart. left to right: Ike Nloore, Sne XXY2lSl1ClI1l, King llagey, Left to riglit: Sandra liasley, Co-Stage Managerg Spooky Utleye, Co-Properties Managerg Lynda Denton, Proinpterg Patsy Nloneier. Co-Properties Manager: I, B. Coinlms, Proinpterg Lynn Instns, Co-Stage Man- agerg Mary Lon lXleCroskey, Nlake-Up and Costume Cliairinang Xlr. jenkins, Direetorg l.ois lflliott, Stn- rleiit Director. Mary Barrv Nlary Kay Yanee, llarriet Caldwell. Barluara lXlaleolni. linnny Asliley, lerry Bryant, Don l l0llL'yC'llll, enior MARSII.-X IQMN .XNDICRSON-Girls' lli-Y '52-'-iv. l zill Cliapluin, Spring Seeretnry '52-'55: l'll.X, '51 '55, Spring Vice-llresiclentg ,Xtliletie Club '55-'5-l: Senior 'l'ri lli-Y '54-'55, Spring Seeretziryg .Xnebor Club '5-Q-'55g Clrorux '5'54'55, l'lX',X NXIUINIC XSIIBROOK-l Il.X '51 5 I.XlXll'lS CLINTON ,XSlll,l'lY-Beta Club '51-'55 llliotogruplu' Yiee-l'res, Club '5lg Latin Club '52- '55, '55, Spring prexiclentg l reneli Club '55-'54, 'l'rezisnrer: Library Council '51-'52, 'l'rezisnrerg Ir. play- 'l'lie Robe '5-'lg Sr. plan'- llere Coines Charlie '5-lg Nliiroon :incl W'liite pbotogrnplier '55-'55g Yiee-llresiclent of Sr. Class Spring '55- Senior Superlntiiie '55g Coinniissioner of l in:inee on Student Governinent Din' '55, MARY lf'R.XNCl'IS BARR-Clrorns l5lA'55, SCC1'Cl'2ll'f '54-'55g 'l'ri Ili-Y President '55g lr. play- 'I'lie Robe g Sr. play- Ilere Coines Cl1arlie g Y-'l'eens 'Sl-'52g Bible Club 'lreaisurer '54-'55g Drzinmtie Club '55-'5-lg All-Seliool llrocluetion-A'Green Vail' ley '5lg Bnncl Sponsor '5-lg Ir. Sluelcl Bearer '5-lg Sr. Class 'l'renSurer lfall, 5-lg Sr. Court '55g l ll,X Viee-President '51 Cittorizni '55g Atlrletie Club ,-,,- . w-. ...-.- 55' 5-lg Sr. Cirls lli-X 54- 55. R.'Xl,1'll CALVIN Bl'fN'I'I,l'lY-D, O, '55-'55g Parli- innentarizin '5-l. Reporter '55 BlC'I l'Y Il'1.'XN BOONE-l llA '524'55g Y-Teens '52 '55g Bible Club '5-l-'55g Urunintie Club '54-'55g Anelior Club '52-'54, CAROL IO BOO'l'll--lli-Ro Y-'l'eenS '5l-'52g IVIIAX '52-'5-l, l alll Seeretzlry '55g ,Xnelior Club '55-'55g Sr. Director of Anelior Club '54-'55g 'l'ri lli-Y '55-'5-lg Band '5l-'55: blusie Club '54-'55. MARY SUB BOYD-l llfX '52-'54g Girls' ,Xtllletie Club '55-'5-lg Bible Club '55-'55, IOIIN l+'RiXNKl.lN BRISCOIC-llunting :incl l isli- ing Club '5'-1354. IICRRY OXYICN BRYiXN'l'-Latin Club '52-'Sig Span- ixli Club 55355, Ifull Progrinn Cluiirinzin, Spring Seereturyg Bible Club '55-'5-lg lr. pluy- 'l'l1e Robe g Sr. plan'- Ilere Conies Cluirlie g Drinnzities Club '54-'55g Beta Club '5+'55. OIZOPJ NICK CONXYXY C.XlNl'I-lfootbull '5lg Buselmll '52-'5-lg Cliorux '5lf'55g Maroon and Wliite '52-'5-lg 'l'. S I. Club '55-'55, Reporter '55, Stzite Yiee llresiclent '5-V553 Stzite l'lxeeutii'e Conunittee '5+ '55g Bible Club '55g Cliess Club '55-'5-la 'l're:isurer '55, Vice-llresiclent '5'l: Speeeli Club '5-l-'55, Pres- iclent, '5-l. Yiee-Presirlent '55g Voice of Denioef mei winnerg Co,XYinner .Xineriezni llistori' Quiz '55 ll.XRRll'l'l' .NNN CAI,l3XY'l'lI.L-Burial Queen Cllllill- clnte '5lg Maroon :incl W'l1ite '52-'55, lfclitorial P2130 llfllfflf ': l-75: Beta Club '52-'55, SCL'fClllI'f' '5-l-'55g l llqX '52-'5-l, Viee-llresiclent '52, Seere- tary '55g lloine lfeononiies .Xwaircl '5-lg l reneli Club '52-'55, Seeretziri' '52g lr, elim plan'- 'l'lie Robe g Sr. Girls lli-Y '5-l-'55, l 1ill Yiee-Presiclentg Sr. plan' -- llere Coincs Cli:irlie g Senior Court '55g Senior Snperlzitive '55. IOSl'Il'll .NNDICRSQN CALDXY'l'Il,l.-Mgrroon anal Xvliite '55-'55g Buncl '52-'55g Cliorus '52-'55g lezicl in operettu '5-lg Buek stage in Sr. Plan' llere Comes Clizirlief' HNF ICLLICN CfXlXlPBI+1I.L-l7r1nnuties Club '5-V55 l ll.X '52-'55g Chorus '5-l-'55g Lxitiu '52-'55 RUBY CANNON-N 'l'eenS '52-'55g lfIl,'X '52-'555 Girls' qXtliletie Club '55-'5-lg Spzlnisli Club '55f'54. GR.XCl'l Nl,'XRll'I C.-XRbl.XCK-Y-'l'eens '5l-'52g Xu- elior Club '55-'5-lg l ll.X '52-'55, 'l're11surer '55g Bible Club '55-'5-l, l':uli:1nienturizin '54-'55g Beta Club 'S-l-'55. DORO'l'llY ANNIC C.XRRll'fR-Burial '5l-'55, llezlcl blzijorette '5-l-'55g l ll,fX '52-'55g Girls' lli-Y 52354, Seeretzlry '55g ,Xuelior Club '55f'55, Innior Director '55-'5-lg lunior Court '54: blusie Club '5-15555 Cliorns '55f55g Senior Claims Queen '55. RONNIIC l7xXNll'll. C.XR'l'l'lR--'l'. Sz l. Club '55 55, Viee-llresiclent of liglst Tennessee 'l'. Si l. Clubs '55g Yixuul ,Xicln Club '52-'55g Kei' Club '5-l-'55, Page 45 Page 46 enior IOSEPII BARRY COMBS-Latin Club '52-'53, Vis- ual Aids Club '52-'53, Bible Club '53-'55, Ir, play The Robe , Prornptcr for Sr. play Here Comes Charlie , Cadmus Club '54-'55, Cheerleader '54- '55, Beta Club '54-'55, Chorus '54-'55, Senior Sup- erlative '55, Amcrican1sm VVeek representative '54-'55, Track '54-'55. IANET MARLENE CORNETT-Y-Teens, '54-'55, Program Chairman '54-'55, Beta Club '54-'55, FIIA '52-'53, Iunior Music Club, Latin Club, '52-'53, Chorus '54. VIRGINIA ARLENE DAUGHTERY--4-H Club, 51-52, Library Club, '51-'52, F.H.A., '51-'52, Li- brary Club, Reporter, '52-'53, F.H.A. '52-'53, Music Club, '52-'53, Anchor Club, '53-'54, Tri-Hi-Y, '53- '54, 'l'ri-Ili-Y, '54-'55, T. Sz I. Club, '54-'55. DONALD LEE DAVIS-Band '49-'55, Solo Chair Trumpet '51-'55, Band Council '51-'55, Band Clinic, '51-'55, Solo Contest Superior Ratings, '51- '53, Band President '54-'55, V. I. Orchestra '51-'55, Blue Notes '51-'52, Dance Band, '53-'54, Combo '53-'55, Ir. Class Vice-President '53, Chorus '53-'55, All-State Chorus, '53, Student Council '53-'55, Pres- idcnt, 55, Industrial Arts Club, '53-'54, Music Club '53-'55, Sgt.-at-Arms, '54-'55, Chorus Board of Directors '54-'55, Senior Superlative '55. SYLVIA IANE DCBOARD-Beta Club, '52-'55, Bible Club, '53-'55, Fall Secretary, '53, Treasurer, '54, FIIA '52-'54, Fall Secretary, Spring President, Ir. Court '54, French Club, '53-'55, Senior Super- lative, '55, Shield Bearer, '55, Dramatics Club, '54-'55. LYNDA LEE DENTON-Vice-President of Frcsh- man Class, '52, FIIA, '52-'54, Spring Vice-Presi- dent, Fall President, Y-Teens, '52-'53, Fall Pres- ident, Spring Secretary, Latin Club, '52-'53, Fall Vice-President, Spring President, Band, '52-'54, Band Queen Candidate, '52, Student Council, '53- '54, Anchor Club, '53-'55, Treasurer, '53-'54, Ath- letic Club, '53-'54, Treasurer, French Club, '53- '54, Lady-in-VVaiting of Iunior Court, '54, Senior Class Spring Secretary. '55, Senior Superlative, Music. '54-'55. 0l'L0l :5 PHYLLIS ANN DISHNER-Latin Club '52-'53, FHA, '52-'53, Music Club, '53-'55, Treasurer, '54- '55, Anchor Club, '53-'55, Girls' Hi-Y, '53-'54, Chaplain, '53, Beta Club, '54-'55, Band, '51-'55, Maiorette '51-'53. WANDA JEAN DISHNER--Y-Teens, '53-'54, An- chor Club, '53-'55, Athletic Club, '53-'54, Pro- gram Chairman, Band, '51-'55, FHA '52-'5'-l. ELEANOR LOUISE DOAN-Library Council, '51- '53, FHA, '52-'53, T. 81 I. Club, '53-'55, Secretary, '54, Bible Club '53-'54, Latin Club, '52-'53, Beta Club, '53-'55. ANNA RUTH DUGGER-FHA, '52-'54, Bible Club, '54-'55, Iunior Red Cross, '54-'55. SANDRA ELAINE EASLEY-Photography Club, '52-'53, FHA, '52-'54, Fall Reporter, Spring Sec- retary, '53-'54, Vice-President, '54, Maroon and White, '52-'55, Feature Page Editor, '54-'55, School Reporter, '53-'54, French Club, '53-'54, Program Chairman, '53-'54, Girls' Athletic Club, '53-'54, Ir. Play The Robe , Chorus, '54-'55, Senior Girls' Tri Hi-Y, '54-'55, Secretary, '54, Stage Manager for Sr. play, Here Comes Charlie '54, Delegate to S.I.P.A. LOIS ANN ELLIOTT--Cadmus Club, '52-'55, Activ- ities Editor, '53-'54, Co-Editor, '54-'55, Y-Teens, '51-52, FHA, '52-'54, President, '53, Program Chairman, '53, President, '54, Secretary '54, French Club, '53-'54, Iunior Red Cross, '53-'54, Secretary, '53-'54, Ir. play The Robe , The Stage Set, '53-'54, Secretary, '53, Vice-President, '54, Delegate to S.I.P.A., '54, Chorus, '53-'55, cast and publicity for operettas, Beta Club, '54-'55, Anchor Club, '54-'55, Student Director of Senior play, Here Comes Charlie , Senior Superlative, '55. DONALD O'DELL EMMERT-Visual Aids Club '51-'52, Games Club '51-'52, Hunting and Fishing Club '53-'54, Ir. play '54, Industrial Arts Club '54-'55. PATRICIA ANN FIELD-Bible Club, '54-'55, Speech Club, '54-'55. DORIS MARIE FINE-Girls' Hi-Y, '52-'53, Chorus, '53-'55, Anchor Club, '53-'55, FIIA '52-'54, Fall Treasurer, '53, Tri Beta Hi-Y, '54-'55. DONALD LEON FLICK-Games Club, '54-'55. ANDREW ARCHIE FRANCIS-Latin Club, '52-'53, Beta Club, '52-'55, Bible Club, '53-'55, Ir. Red Cross, '54-'55. enior IANPl'l l'Ii CAROLINIC FROS'I'-Cheerleader, '5l- '52, Band, '55-'55, Maiorette, '55-'5'tQ STIKICIIY Couneil, '55-'54, Chorus. '55-'55, Games Club. '54-'55, Dolls Club, '54-'55, CAROLYN RICBFCCA GARRISON-FIIA, '52-'55, Baek stage for Ir. play 'l'he Robe . '54, Maroon and W'hite, '52-'54, Chorus, '53-'55, Anehor Club, '54-'55, Sr. Girls' 'l'ri Ili-Y, '54-'55, GICORGIC Dl'lN'l'ON GILLIBNXVA'l'I'iR-IIuriting and Fishing Club '55-'54. KA'l'IlI'1RlNl'I FRANCICS GLOVER-FIIA, '52-'55, Y-'l'eens, '5l-'55, Program Chairman, '55-'54, An- ehor Club. '55-'54, Games Club, '54, Chorus, '55-'54. ARNOLD RUSSICLI. GREER, IR.-Chess Club, '52-'54, Musie Club, '54-'55, Maroon and W'l1itC, '52-'55, Sports Editor, '54-'55, Ir. Varsity Basket- ball, '5l-'52, Chorus, '54-'55, Baseball, '54. MARY ICLIZABI'I'I'Il GRl'II'IVFIR-Y-Teens, '5l-'52, FIIA, '52-'54, Girls' Ili-Y, '52-'55, Spanish Club. '55-'55, Girls' Athletie Club, '55-'54. KING ALBI+IR'l' IIACICY-Photography Club, '5l, Latin Club. '52-'55, Viee-President, '55, Cadmus Club. '52-'55, Business Mgr., '53-'54, C0-Editor. '54-'55, lr. play, 'l'he Robe, male lead, Delegate to S.I.P.A., '54, Delegate to Ili-Y Convention, Stage Set Club. '53, Boys Ili-Y, '53-'55, Treasurer, '53-'55, President, '54, Sr. play, Here Comes Charlie, male lead, '54, Freneh Club, '54-'55, Sgt.-at-Arms, '55, Student Government Day' Rep- resentative, Senior Superlative, '55, Legator of the Senior Class, '55. MARY LYNN IIAGY-FIIA, '52-'54, Latin Club, '52-'55, Cadmus Club. '55-'55, Subscription Man- ager. '54-'55, Freneh Club, '52-'55, Fall President. '54, Anehor Club, '54-'55, Chorus, '55-'55, Female leads in operettas. DAVID CUR'l'lS IIANCOCK-Chorus, '51-'52, Bas- ketball. '5l-'55, 'I'raek, '52-'55, Civitan Club, '52- '55, Visual Aids Club, '53-'54, French Club '53-'54. Sgt.-at-arms, '54, Lettermans' Club, '55-'55, Games Club, '54-'55, OVLOPJ RICBFKAII IANF lIAR'I'LRY-Band Queen Candi- date, '5l, Maroon and XVhite, '5l-'55, News Iidi- tor, '55, FIIA, '52-'54, Program Chairman, '55, Beta Club, '52-'55, Corresponding Seeretary, '55, Spanish Club, '55-'54. President '55-'54, Iunior Shield Bearer, '54, Delegate to S.I.P.A., '54, Senior Superlative. '55, Student Government Representa- tive, '55, Sr. Ili-Y '55, Sr. Court '55, CLARICNCE FREEMAN IIICLMS-Bible Club, '52- '54, 'l'. 81 I. Club, '55-'55. BOBBY CAXVOOD III+1L'l'ON-Civitan Club, '5l-'55. Vice-President, '55, Library Club, '5l-'55, I,qttg-r- mans' Club, '52-'55, Audio-Visual Aids Club '55- '54, President '54, Freslnnan Class Seeretary, Soph- omore Class President, Iunior Class President, Gentleman-in-NVaiting of lr. Court, Boy's State, '54, Senior Court, '55, Sr. Superlative, '55, Chorus, '54-'55, Student Couneil, '54-'55, Viee-President, '54-'55, lr. Varsity Football, '5l, lr. Varsity Basket- ball. '5l-'52, Varsity Basketball, '52-'55, All Big Five '55-'54, Distriet I All 'I'ournament, '54, Ilon- orable Mention, All-State. '54, All Big Five, '55, Captain of Basketball 'l'ea1n. '55, Varsity Baseball. '55-'55, 'l'raek, '55, 'I'eunis, '55. LOIS ANN IIICKMAN-Y-'l'eens, '5l-'55, Viee-Pres- ident, '54-'55, Photography Club '5l-'52, Library Council, '5l-'55, Seeretary, '52-'55, Iiistorian '55, FIIA. '52-'54. MARY ADA IIICKS-Latin Club, '52-'55, Fall Pro- gram Chairman, Spring Secretary, FIIA, '52-'55, Beta Club, '52-'55, Librarian, '54-'55, 'I'8rI Club, '52-'55, Viee-President, '54. SAM IIOBBS-Spanish Club, '55-'55, Seeretary, '54. Sgt.-at-Arms, '55. BOBBY ALLEN IIONAKPIR-Chorus, '52-'54, Vis- ual Aids Club, '5l-'52, Games Club, '55-'55, BONNIIC IXlAl'l llONAKI'lR-l IIA, '52-'55, 'l'8rI Club, '55-'55, Chaplain, '54. DONALD IIONICYCU'I l'-Civitan Club, '5l-'55, Football 'I'eam, '5l-'54, Co-Captain '54, All-City 'l'eam, '54, Chorus, '52-'54, Viee-President of Ir, Class, Basketball 'l'eam, '55-'55, Baseball, '55-'55, Lettermans' Club, '55-'55, Chaplain, '54, Visual Aids Club, '55-'54, 'I'reasurer, '54, Ir. Court, '54, Student Government Day Representative, '55, lllaroon and XVhite staff, '55, Sr. Court, '55, Sweetheart of Girls' Ili-Y, Sr. Class Viee-President. Page 47 enior IAMFS FDXVIN HOPKINS-Ir, Red Cross, '53-'54, Photography Club, '51-'53, Hunting and Fishing Club, '53-'54, Secretary '55-'54, Ir. play The Robe , Games Club, '54-'55, Industrial Arts Club, '54-'55. ROBICRT MILTON IEFFRIES-Key Club, '54-'553 Industrial Arts Club, '53-'55, T811 Club, '54-'55. VVILLIAM MELVIN IEFFRIES-Chorus, '55-'54, Music Club, '54-'55, T811 Club, '54-'55, Sgt.-at Arms, '54-'55. IAMES ROGERS IONES-Sgt.-at-Arms of Freshman Class, Football Team, '51-'55, Co-Captain, '54, All-City, '54, All Big Five, '54, Honorable Men- tion All East Tennessee '54, Honorable Mention All-State, '54, Most Valuable Student Award, '54, Civitan Club, '51-'55, President '54-'55, Sgt.-at- Arms Sophomore Class, Baseball, '53-'55, President of Iunior Class, Games Club, '55-'55, President, '55-'55, Lcttermans' Club, '54-'55, President, '54- '55, Basketball Team, '55-'55, President of Senior Class, '54, Sr, Court, '55, Mayor on Student Gov- ernment Day, Senior Superlative, '55. DOLORFS IUNIC IOIINSON-FHA, '52-'53, 'l-'gil Club, '53-'55, Treasurer, '55-'55. LYNN IOSFPHINE IUSTUS-Freshman class see- retary, Maroon and Wfhite, '52-'55, News page, Circulation Manager '54-'55, FIIA '52-'53, French Club, '55-'54, Ir. play The Robe , Delegate to S.1.P.A., '54, Stagemanager of Sr. play Here Comes Charlie , Senior Tri Ili-Y, '54-'55, Presi- dent, '54-'55, Chorus, '54-'55, Beta Club, '54-'55 Student Government Day Representative '55. LARRY ROSS KELLY-Boys' Hi-Y, '52-'55, Sgt.-ab Arms, '53-'54, Treasurer, '54, Vice-President, '55, Baseball, '52-'55, Latin Club, '52-'53. TRAVIS KING-FHA, '52-'53, Reporter, '52, Tri lIi-Y, '55-'54, Treasurer, '55, Vice-President, '54, Chaplain, '55, Athletic Club, '53-'54, Ir. Court, '54, Chorus, '54-'55, Beta Club, '54-'55, Sweetheart of Boys' 11i-Y, Latin Club, '52-'53. Page 48 07110105 VIRGINIA RUTII KRILL-FHA, '52-'53, Treasurer, '52, lklaroon and Wfhite, '52-'55, Girls' Hi-Y, '54- '55, Fall and Spring Treasurer, Girls' Athletic Club '53-'54, Spanish Club, '53-'55, Fall President, '54, Program Chairman, '55. COY CLAYTON LANGFORD-Civitan Club, '51- '52, Student Council, '52-'53, Visual Aids Club, '52-'53, President '52, Treasurer '53, T811 Club, '55- '55, President, '54-'55, Boys' State '53-'54, Treas- urer of Ir. Class, '55-'54, Ir. Court, Beta Club, '54, Senior Class President Spring, '55. BARBARA ANNE LEONARD-Chorus, '51-'55, Y- Teens, '51-'52, FHA, '52-'53, President '52, Hi-Y, '52-'55, Games Club, '54-'55, VVinner of Horace Ileidt Talent Search Contest. MARTHA SUSAN LINK-Latin Club, '52-'53, Treas- urer, '52, FHA, '52-'55, Program Chairman, '52-'53, Band, '51-'55, Secretary, '54-'55, Band Council, '54-'55. SHIRLEY ADELAIDE LYON-FHA, '52-'53, Chor- us, '5l-'52, Library Council, '52-'55, Bible Club, '52- '54, T811 Club, '53-'55. GEORGE SCOTT MCBERRY-Visual Aids Club, '52-'53, Industrial Arts Club, '53-'55, Ir. Play, '54, Games Club, '53-'55, Ir. Civitan Club '54-'55, Sen- ior Court, '55. MARY LOU MCCROSKEY-FHA, '51-'52, Reporter, '52, Ir. Play The Robe '54, Girls' Athletic Club, '53-'54, Maroon and Wfhite, '51-'55, Business Man- ager, '53-'54, Editor-in-Chief, '54-'55, Delegate to S.1.P.A., '54, Sr. Class Giftorian, Sr. Superlative, '55, Senior Court, '55, Chorus, '53-'55, Sweetheart ot Key Club, '54-'55, D.A.R. Award, '54-'55, Beta Club, '54-'55. IOHN EDVVARD McDANIEL-Ir. play The Robe , Hunting and Fishing Club, '53-'54, Spanish Club, '53-'55, Program Chairman, '53, Maroon and White '54-'55, Co-VVinner of American History Contest, '55. enior GEORGE CARROLL MAINES-Ir. play The Robe , Boys' State '53-'54, Key Club, '55-'55, Treasurer, '54-'55, Commissioner of Streets on Stu- dent Government Day '54-'55, Ax-Bearer of Sen- ior Class, '55, BARBARA FAYE MALCOLINI-FIIA, '52-'54: Treas- urer, '52, President, '53, Vice-President, '55. Presi- dent '54, Ili-Y, '52-'55, Vice-President '52-'55, Vice-President, '55, Chorus, '52-'55, Treasurer '52- '55, Girls' Athletic Club, '53-'54, Ir. Court, '54, Back stage for Ir. play, The Robe , Sr. play, IIere Comes Charlie, '55, Sr. Court, '55, Student Gov- ernment Day Representative, Anchor Club, '54-'55, Games Club, '54-'55. VVILLIAM VVALTER MASSEY-All-School Produc- tion Green Valley, '52, Key Club, '52-'55, Football, '52-'55, Chorus, 54-'55, Hunting and Fishing Club, '54-'55, Vice-President, '54, Ir. play, The Robe , '54, Track, '53, Gentleman-in-VVait- ing Senior Court '55, Sr. Superlative, '55. DONALD QUITMAN MATIIIS-Football. '52-'55, Track, '54-'55, Spanish Club, '55-'55, Treasurer, '54-'55, Latin Club, '52-'53, Treasurer '51 DON EDVVARD MAUK-Football, '55, Visual Aids Club, '52, Games Club, '54-'55, PEGGY IANE MERCER-Y-Teens '51-'55, Vice- President, '53-'54, President, '54-'55, Secretary, '55-'54, FHA, '52-'55, Treasurer, '53, Treasurer of Sophomore Class '52-'55, Girls' Athletic Club, '55-'54, Vice-President, '55-'54, Anchor Club, '54- '55, Maiorette '54-'55. LOYD CECIL IVIILLER-Music Club '54-'55, Iu- dustrial Arts Club, '54-'55. VVILLIAM IOSEPII MILLER-Visual Aids Club, '52-'53, Spanish Club, '53-'54, Beta Club, '55-'55, Ir, play The Robe '54, Hunting and Fishing Club, '53-'54, Secretary, '55, President, '54, Iunior Red Cross, '54-'55, Treasurer, '54, Games Club, '54-'55. PEGGY INIARIE lNfII'I'CIIIfI.L-FIIA, '52-'54, Bible Club, '53-'55. 0l'L0l 5 PATSY IUYCE INIONCIER-I IIA, '52-'55, lli-Y, '52-'55, President, '54-'55, Chorus, '52-'55, Back stage for Sr. play, Here Comes Charlie , Anchor Club, '54-'55. ISAAC BRAXTON MOORE-Stage Set Club, '52- '54, Ir. play east The Robe '54, Spanish Club. '54-'55, Bible Club, '54-'55, Cadnurs Club, '54- '55, Beta Club, '54-'55, Sr. play cast Ilere Comes Charlie, SAUNDRA SUE MOORE-l,'lIA, '52-'5'-2, Games Club, '55-'55, Cadmus Club, '55-'55, Subscription Manager, '54-'55. KATIE LYNN IXIORRELL-All-School Prorluetion Green Valley '52, Chorus, '5l-'52, Y-Teens, '52, '54, Ili-Y, '52-'55, Chaplain '55-'54, Athletic Club, '54-'55, Sgt.-at-Arnis, '54-'55, Bible Club, '54-'55, lr, play cast The Robe, '54, FIIA, '52-'54. MARTHA IO MORRIS-l lIA, '52-'55, Y-Teens '52- 53, TM Club, '55-'55, IACK LEE MORTON-Band, '5l-'55, Dance Band, '55-'55, Combo, '55-'55, Band Clinic, '54-'55, Baud Council, '54-'55, Drum Major, '54-'55, Chorus, '54- '55, Board of Directors, '54-'55, Chess Club, '55-'54. LARRY ADRIAN lXIORTON-Lettcrman's Club, '54- '55, Baseball, '52-'55, RALPII ELLIS O'DELL-Games Club, '55-'55, Pres- ident, '53-'55, Sgt.-at-Arms of Senior Class, '54, Vice-Presiderit of junior Class, '54, Letterinans Club, '54-'55, Vice-President, '54-'55, Sweetheart of Anchor Club, '54-'55, Football, '53-'55, Co-Cap tain, '54-'55, Honorable Mention on All-Citv Team '55-'55, Ilonorable Mention on All East Tennessee 'l'eani, First Team on All-State '54, Received Most Valuable Player 'l'rophy, '54, Senior Superlative, '55, Chief of Police on Student Government Day, '55, Axe-Bearer. '55, Track, '55. TIIONAS ALLEN O'DELL-Ilunting and lfishiug Club, '55-'54, Basketball, '54-'55, OTIS GUY OLIVER, IR.-Cadmus Club, '5l-'55, Sports Editor, '52-'55, Baseball, '52-'55, Lettermans Club, '55-'54, Bible Club, '54-'55, Student Council, '54-'55, Spanish Club, '53-'54. Page 49 Page S0 0 IZ L 0 I' GLENN RICHARD osBoRNE-Tsa Club, 12155. ROY CRES'l'ON OVVEN-Latin Club, '52-'55, Band, '52-'55, Vice-President, '52-'53, Band Clinic, '55- '55, 'l'rcasurer, '54-'55, Band Council, '54-'55' Solo and Ensemble Contest, '55-'55, Chorus '53- '55, Vice-President, '54-'55, Dance Band, '53-'55, Combo '55-'55, German Band. RAYMOND LAVVRENCE PARKER-Key Club, '55-'55, Sgt.-at-Arms, '54-'55, Ir. play, 'l'lie Robe. '54, Chorus, '53-'55, Back stage for Sr. play Here Comes Charlie, '54, Maroon and W'hite, '55-'55, Business Manager, '54-'55. TERRY PASSMORE--Football Manager, '54-'55, Ma- room and Wfhite, '51-'55, School News Radio Pro- gram, '54-'55, Publicity Chairman for Sr, play, Here Comes Charlie, '54, Ir. play east, 'l'he Robe, '54, Basketball, '51-'52, Chorus, '54-'55. FRANK XVAYNIC PATRICK-'l'8il Club '55 55 STEPIIEN BAKER PHILLIPS- EMILY YVONNE PHIPPS-Y-'l'eens, '5l-'53, Games Club, '52-'55, Girls' Athletic Club, '55-'54, Bible Club, '53-'55, FHA, '52-'5-t. CLEVELAND HASKER PHIPPS-'I'8rI Club, '53-'55. PHILLIP LANE PINKl+1R'l'ON-Boy's Ili-Y, '52-'55, Program Chairman, '54, Vice-President, '5-i, Pres- ident, '55, Gaines Club, '55-'54, Chorus, '55-'54, 'l'rack '5l-'55, Sgt.-at-Arms of Senior Class, '55. NORMAN EUGENE POORE-Baseball, '51-'52, Band, '5l-'55, Vice-President, '54-'55, Band Clinic, '54-'55, 'l'rack, '52-'55, Ir. Civitan Club, '52-'55, Student Council, '52-'55, Chorus, '52-'54, Games Club, '53-'54, Sgt.-at-Arms of Ir. Class, '54, Foot- ball, '5-l, Ilonorable Mention on All-City Team, Lettcrman's Club, '54-'55, King ot the Senior Class, '55. ROBY HENRY PRICE-Civitan Club, '55-'55, Games Club, '53-'55, Letterinans Club, '55-'55, Visual Aids Club, '5l-'55, Baseball Manager, '52-'53, Baseball, '5-l-'55, Chorus, '52-'54, v 0l'LOI':5 CAROLYN ANN PULLIAM-Latin Club, '52-'55, Beta Club, '52-'55, FHA, '52-'53, Spanish Club, '53- '55, Vice-President, '55, Bible Club, '53-'55, Chaplain, '54-'55. GENEVIEVE RAMSEY-4-II Club, '52-'53, FHA, '52-'53, IIMMY REED-Axe-bearer, '54, Student Council, '53-'54, Vice-President, '54-'55, Sr. Court, '55, Ir. Civitan Club, '51-'55, Chaplain, '5l-'55, Student Government Day Representative, '55, Lettermans Club, '55-'55, Spanish Club, '53-'54, Football, '5l-'52, Basketball, Iunior Varsity, '51-'53, Varsity, Basketball, '52-'55, Baseball, '52-'55. XVILLIAM MACK REXRODE-Freshman Class President, '51, Freshman Class Vice-President, '52, Civitan Club, '51-'55, President, '52, Vice-President, '52-'55, Sgt.-at-Arms, '53, Football, '51 8: '54, Base- ball, '51-'54, Ir. Varsity Basketball, '51-'52, Chorus, '51-'54, Varsity Basketball, '52-'55, King of Ir. Class, '54, Lettcrman's Club, '53-'55, Secretary, '54- '55, Games Club, '54-'55, Fire Chief on Student Government Day, '55, Senior Court, '55. lN'lARY ELIZABETH ROGERS-Chorus, '51-'55, Secretary, '53-'54, President, '54-'55, Photography Club, '5l-'52, Green Valley, '52, Cadmus Club, '52-'55, Sophomore Class Editor, '52-'53, Activities Editor, '53-'54, Art Editor, '54-'55, Beta Club, '52-'55, FHA, '52-'55, Program Chairman, Stage Set, '55-'5-l, Secretary, '55-'54, Bible Club, '54-'55, French Club, '53-'54, Student Director of Ir. play, 'l'he Robe. Delegate to S.I.P.A., '54. DONALD LEE RUZICKA-Games Club, '53-'55, Basketball, '53-'55, Baseball, '54-'55, Civitan Club, '54-'55. BE'l I'Y SUE ROVVLET'I'--Freshman class President, '52, Y-Teens '52-'53, President, '52-'55, Bible Club, '52-'55, Secretary, '52-'55, Vice-President, '53-'54, Athletic Club, '55-'54, President, '53-'54, Girls State, '55-'54, Ir. Class Secretary, Assistant Director of Ir. play, The Robe , Senior Class Secretary, '54, Lady-in-VVaiting of Sr. Court, '55, Senior Supcrlative, Speech Club, '54-'55, Secretary, '54, Chaplain, '55. 9 VL L 0 I' ixm1uAN 1o,xNN SHAXX'-Hi-Y '52-'55, vm, 'Sze '53, Gaines Club, '55-'55, Y-'l'eens, '54-'55, Ath- letie Club, '55-'54. BARBARA DALE SllfPCKLICY-Y-'l'eens, '55-'55: l HA, '52-'54, Anchor Club, '55-'54: Bible Club. '54-'55, Chorus. '55-'55. BARBARA LYNN SIEBER-Y-'l'eCnS, '5l-'52, Green Valley, '52, l llA, '52,'55, Chorus, '52-'54, Hi-Y, '54-'55, llfaroon and W'hite '55-'54. MARGARET ANN SPARGBR-Library Club, '5l- '54, Reporter, '53, Historian, '54, Y- l'eens, '51-'52, Green Valley, '52, FHA, '52353, Hi-Y, '53-'55, Athletic Club, '55-'54, Gaines Club, '54-'55, Chorus, '54-'55, PATSY ANN1'f'l l'E S'l'liVVAR'l'-Illaroou and W'hite '51-'55, Feature Vlriter, '51-'52, Chat Column, '55- '55, Y-'l'eens, '5l-'52, Green Valley, '52, FHA, '52-'54, Program Chairman, '52-'54, Latin Club, '5l-'52, Hi-Y, '55-'55, President, '54, Chorus, '54- '55, IVRICDDIIC IICAN S'l'IDHAlXl-Latin Club, '52-'55, IVIIA, '52-'55, Bible Club, '52-'55, Girls Athletie Club, '55-'54. ELLEN RU'l'H S'l'Ol'IIl1IL-Ili-Y, '52-'55, FHA. '52-'55, Auehor Club, '53-'55, CICCILIA RINl4IHAR'I' 'l'HOlX'IAS-l HA, '52-'55, Hi-Y, '52-'55, Anchor Club, '55-'55, Seeretary, '54, '55, Freneh Club, '55-'54, Back stage for Ir. play, 'l'he Robe, '54, Cachnus Club, '55-'55, Secretary, '54-'55, Chorus, '55-'55, Athletie Club, '55-'54, IICSSICIC CLAYTON TAYLOR-Boy's Ili-Y, '52-'55, Secretary, '54-'55, Stage Maiiager for jr. play, 'l'he Robe, '54, Student Couneil, '55-'54, Baseball, '55, 'l'raek, '54-'55, Gaines Club, '52-'54, Visual Aids Club, '54-'55. NICD 'l'ANKl'iRSLlSY-lhinting and l ishing Club, '55-'54, Gaines Club, '5-4355. 0l7,0l 5 NIALYIN XlA'l I'lll'1NX ll'I'Ll'IYl'l, IR,-Baseball. '55, Photograplu' Club, '5l-'52, Chess Club, '55-'54, Cadmus Club, '52-'55, lunior Class lfditor, '55-'54, Business hlanager, '54f'55, Ir. play, 'l'he Robe, '54, Chorus. '5-4355, Bible Club, '54-'55, Baek stage for Sr. play, Here Coiues Charlie, '54, Stage .-.,- . , .- Set Club, 55- 54. Delegate to S.l,l 54. XIARY KA'l'lll'lRlNl'i X'.XNCl'1-l+'llA, '52-'51, Baud, '5l-'54, Baud Council. '52-'55, Latin Club, '52-'55, V. l. Orehestra, '5l-'52, lunior hlusie Club, '55-'54, Iuuior Red Cross. '55-'54, Presicleut, '55,'54, Hi-Y '55-'54, Yiee-llresident, '55, Beta Club, '54-'55g Spanish Club, '55-'55, Seeretary, '55-'55, Anehor Club, '55-'55, 'l'reasurer, '54-'55, Cadmus Club, '54-'55, Diary' ldclitor. '54-'55, Sr, play, Here Coiues Charlie, '54, 'l'reasurer of Senior Class Spring, '55. SUSAN ROSS XXASIll+IllXl-Y-'l'eens, '52 '52, Yieef President, '52-'55, l+'HA, '52-'55, Program Chair- lnau, '52-'55, lfreneh Club, '524'55, Cheerleader, '55f55, Head Cheerleader, '54-'55, lr. Class Queen, '54, Anehor Club, '55-'55, Yiee-l'resideut, '55-'54, President, '54f'55, Beta Club, '55-'55, X'iee-l'resi- dent, '54, President, 55, lr. l'lai', 'l'he Robe , Sr. lllay, Here Comes Charlie, teruale lead, '54, Sweetheart of Civitaus, '54-'55, Hi-Y, '54-'55, Sr. Court, '55, Senior Superlative, lfditor of Sr. Quo, tations. lIl'1I.l'lN RU'l'H XYICLCII-Yfl'eeus '52-'55, Photo' graphs' Club, '5l-52, 'I'8rI Club. '55-'55, Reporter, '54,'55. IXIARGARICI' LYNN XVIll'I I'AKICR-l renel1 Club, '55-'55, Athletic Club, '55-'54, l llA, '52-'55, Maroon and White, '52v'55, Chat Coluuur, '5-IT55, Hi-Y, '54-'55, Shield Bearer. '55, Senior Superla- tive, '54,'55. XX'll,LIAlXl l'IUGl'lNl'l NYCJI.l I'I-!'Creeu Valley. eleetrieian, '52, Iileetrieian for t'l'he Robe, '54, l'Ileetrieian for Here Conies Charlie, '54, Bible Club, '55-'55, Gaines Club, '55-'54, Chorus, '55- '55, Spanish Club. '55-'54, A'lL'C-l'TL'SlKlk'lll, '54, Visual Aids Club, '54-'55. RAYNIOND XYOOD-Bible Club, 55354, 'l'Srl Club, '55-'55, Page Sl U IORS SPONSORS Left In riqlrt: Nlrs. xIL'clICII2llIKI, Nlr. jenkins, Miss K4-sm-r. Mrs. Picrcc. 'XI11 NIU Class Colors: Blue and Silver J UI I ICI'1IlS IuXI.l, I I rsrrfu I3r.l,1' Prcsiclcrri lmf fI1JODl'.X5lI'lil1 Xrcc-l'rcsiclc11f I xc slr Ilmcrumx Secretary lux: ITXYII IN 'lII'L'lI5IlTCT I.Auux Clxwxnxx ScrgcuulurwNrnw I Iilzlbllll- XX 1 ur ll clllillillll-II SPRING Ilxracn rr Iluxl-1xc'1 l I Prcsiclcrrl lmi fIUUl7I'XSI'IIRl' Yicc-I'rcsiclcrrl I xmxlr' Ilrmmx Sccrctury 'Ikm IIXNII I5 'lrczrsrrrcr x III Rom urs SCI'ijCiIIIl iIlf.xI'7llN III I IN RIIIIIVIQIHIQIY Cllmplqrrrz Page S2 SPRING OIVIVIC JU 10115 B.'XRB.XR.X .XRNOLD SIIIRLICY .XS'l'ROI' I'llYI,I,lS BXRKICR MARY BI'IN'I'l.lCY 1.-XNIICS BERRY BIN. Bl'IVII,I.l'f HARRY BLACK .XLLFN BOURNIC JOIC BOUTON 1.-XNICIC BOXYIGRS 'IUXDDY BOXYFRS IIIXINIY BR,XI,I,l'IY BRICNDX BRlCNX'l'IR BILL BRINKIJCY BUDDY BROOMIC X v A K Q v PagQ is nge IU 10115 NANCY BRUCIC IOAN BUCHANAN SYINIA BURKIC ClARNI'I'l I' BUCKLES BARBARA IIURNl'I'I l'E IUDY CAI,I7XVPILL IANI'I'l' CAMl'BI'II,I, ROBICR1' CAMl'BFlI,I, CICNIC CAIXIPFIR LARRY CANADAY ANN CARIXIACK BARBARA CARMODY XYALLACIC CARR ClI,BI'ZR'l' CARTER VIRGINIA CARTER 'ew .Q 5 1 - n an 4 4 f I0 ga, A, if Q 4 , 1 Q S: y Q l a INIOGICNIC CIIILDRPISS PAUL COOK DXYID COOl'I'Ill BXRRY COUI.'l'I'lR V 1 CLXSTON G.-kI,F7'S5'H'IfI. 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Page S8 JU 10115 BICRNICIC IOIINSON IUOROTIIY IOIINSON BOBBY IONICS CIIARLICS IONICS XYAYNH IONICS I.XNl'I IOYNICR VEJWJ5 'MQ LD-YZ f 'f' 1 , f f A! RIIJICY KING IOIIN KINNICK EARL I,l'1ON.'XRD IACK LIPPU ,x1,L1+1N MICAIXJVYS LINDA MOORE IU 10115 ZI'lI,I.I'I MU'l l'l'fR RIGXIIC McD.XX'lD ,XNN XIQIVICR B.-XRB.XR.X NICLSON RONNY ODUXI NILDRICD OYICIQBY DICK l'.XRRO'l l' DON PASOUR PITCGY Pl'1'l'l'1RS RICHARD l'IIII,I,IPS LINDA PIIIPPS IRITNH l'Rll+IS'!'I.l+1Y I,ENgX l'llII'lS'I'l.l'IY IACKIIC PRINCE ROM.-X IRAN QUALICS Page S9 Page 60 U J, N I 1 MA ' U A WI O R S v . ' I 1',, N B2XRBARA! RAMSICY V A ' ' V mvm Rw,B1cR'l's X' 'J . WK - If v v' A PAM ROCKXYIEILL a ICVELYN ROGERS J' 0, W, ROUSR Lois RoYs'roN NANCY RUSH ww .M A BF'I 1'YRUTIIFRFORD N JACK SIIAVV IIGRRY SKACGS IIMMY SLAGLF IOIINNY SLATERY ALEX SMl'l'Il SANDRA SMITH EDDIE SNAPP I .xv 44.4 . J..- IORS TOMMY SNAPP LINDA SOLOMON ANN S'l'FlP1Ll'I I,-XCKIIC S'l'ONlC IOE SXYINEY P.'X'l'SY TRAVIS I if - ,L-'.'T-f.1,. 1 I' . g r., ,,- . 1 . x' ' ' Y ' - , Q ,, . A 1,0 . ,t-N. 1 , A 4,1 ,F .. - 'C1LxRLo'1 l'r: 'l'Rs?-ISALQ ,I-'.' fm' x,.-QN ,I h I LUCILLH XVAUDELL I RFDDIl'l XYIYI.-XVICIK l'.'X'l'SY XYYXIHI' CARY XYlHIS'l'ON SUE NYIII3IlCLI'IR S'l'UAR'l' XYOOD CIIARLO'l l'l'I XVIDNICR BE'l lT XYILSON X a -. A - . U' . Q .'. s X s A I. F 1 ' si, , , s S f it 'x A .4 ,I Q 4 ,-. 1 I ' A Q I' X . X. . 1 A s s Q su s A C X, 1 A' gl . x w ,,k I 'Q Page 1-I Page 62 JU 10115 SARAH YOUNG LAVERN E WRIGHT Wof fgicfurenl BOBBY BORING DAN BOYLL BUDDY CARRIER 'l'ONl DANIEL SAM DEAN MARY Ii. DONNELLY ROSALIE DONNELLY IIMMY I+'AUCE'I l'E IAMICS GREENE EARL IIATCHER ED I.US'I'ER D DOYLE VVEEMS BOBBY LUTTRELL TOMMY ODUM KITTY PATTERSON EARL PIIIPPS NANCY PULLEN KENNETH REED BUD SLUSHER LARRY SMITH MARY IO SPRADLYN ROBERT STINNETT CAROLYN STOPIIEL Shzdious Iuniors 8emrburfgcrS TSC Euqcr Youn Scientists V , I J m m Showboof Bcdhme stones, what? f - n ' 'g L V Qnigf grlwnlcgt 600 O Xa. SON Page 64 if uf Mfl'LLOf' 86 The Perfect Idiot This year's lnnior Play is one that will remain in our hearts for niany years to eonie. The pres- entation was 'l'l1e Perfect Idiot, a three-aet eoniecly written by liuniee and Grant Atkisson. The play was directed by Mr. George Ienkins and the student direetor was Freddie VVeaver. 'I'he whole Inn- ior Class feels that witliont the capable direction of these two, the play would have not been the sueeess it was. 'l'he leading ineinbers of the east were Virginia Carter as Linda Barnard and 1,0111 Daniel as Daniel Tennyson. 'l'he other nieinbers of the east were: lileanor Gillespie, Ken Ilar- clie, Bill Brinkley. Shirley Dunn, llarold lloneyeutt, David Harris, Ruth Cillenwater, Annette l'lclwarcls, Ray llenry. Anne l'Iyler, Ronnie Oclnni, llelen Deere, and Cary XVeston. The lnniors entertained the Seniors after the play with a dance, 'Blue 1 il1lfilSl'.n 2 unior nuff Flizlgg I Izlrralcl I lrn11L'y'n 111141 QQIICLTI 1xIllICffL' lCc1u n HH rclx lcft to ll hr Imlu Hmxux l lxlx C,41ll.1Ll:lx. Imlx SDIQIKHXH, l.Q'NtCI' Uulp, Sm fill lrm I mul Cultlnm 11 HI XX gnfuzgg licftx xxllvlll. l7,l'.11l Rwln-IM Xml Xlmlxu. lm lmmllmtum l' lm' SCDPI-IO CRES SPONSORS IICH In right: NIM NIu1'sIx11II, NIM KL'IIIIL'LII,', XI11 Dcmnngflurty, Hrs, IIITUVIQIIILIII, NI11 XI.mm, LJIVIVICIICIIS I XI,I, IXIX II1I,wl.lw IIICNILICIII I xml Illcwvs xIILL I,IL'5l1IL'III Sxym Clxmss Suqruzry 1 mmm! 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' ' I C IlIllRI,I,I. .,....,. -' u ur I I. I,lI'l l'Rl'Il,l. B. XIASON NI. Xl.XNl,l'1Y IU. NIIl.l,l'QR l'. MORRISON Page 69 ., l':lg,gC 70 SGPHO ORES 0 G. nm. mcrl 'u p:uN I.. Xu-ct.xI.1. .x. xn-C1,.xIN xx. xmzm lu. xu-c.xum cfxmvlcla 1. omm 1. Ul+'I'lI+ILD ls. OSISURNIC K. l'.'XRIUUl1I I. I'F7Nl.I'1N B. POURIC Xl. PRICIC X. RIGID C. ROCICRS I. RUCZIGRS P. RUST Y. SXXIS 15. SCO'I l' IJ. SI'f.XC.X'l I K 'SCDPHOMQRE SICIUIJUY I',SI'1I.I.S C. SIIIl'I.I'1X' II, SIIIIXI XKICIX S, SN XI'I' I3 SXIIIII Xf SXIIIII K. S'I'I'fI'I IVX' B. SXX IXIQX' IU, SXX INIIIX C 'l',XX'I.lIIi R. 'I RINKII1 X. 'I UlfI.I. I' 'IIIRNICR II, X ,XX XUSIIX I XX If XX Iill I'. XX lII'II+1 Cl, XX II.l.IX'IiIi CI. XX II.I,I,XXIS CT, XX II,I.I XXISUN XXI .IE SOPHO ORES A. XVOOD P. VVOLFORD We f picfure J A. .'XI.FX.'XNDFR D. IONFS I. B:XLI..'XRD B. KHNNICDY R. B.-XRKICR D LAXVSON B. B.-XRLOVV P. LEONARD C. BARR B, NOR1'Il Il'ILD B. BROOKS F. NIC.-XVIQS ll. BUNN II NICVVBICRRY P. C.XLDXVI'2I.L B. NIDll l ER R. CII.,-KPN.-XN XV, PRIDICMORIC li. DAVIS B. RAMSICY P. DISIINFR I. ROBINIC'l l'I'I C. DUNLQXP I.. SII.'NRl'I'I NY. DUNN R. S'l'AI.I..'XRD C. CAI,LONX'AY II. S'I'OPIIl'IL M, CIILMICR I. TILLISON I. GRIFFIN I. NVMXIPIMR 'l'. IIA'l'CIIl'1R B. VVICITKS L. IIICNINCICR B. XVORLHY I. HICNSLEY D. VVYSOR M. IIIBIRRINGTON M. SUBIQR B. IIUTTON Ol l lCICRS FRESI-IME SPRING Ol l lCl'lRS I+'AI,I, Brmnx' Doss . President I1v1.u4: SCIIIIGRICN Vice-President Pwr. C,NI,l5XX'l11I,I. Secretary 'XININ NIIKICAI. . Treasurer SPRING .XUIN Rhlil-IAI. . . President l'A'1 l'x' IKOYSIUN Vice-Prcsidczlt lo .NNN Rom:-r.R Secretary .Xnullcwxli SIIUMAKIQR . . .TICEISUTCI lmrm' Clmuu-1'1 1 . ., SCl'gC2lllf-Hf-AIIHS T-r, 'W R ,Q . S m A Ai mf SPONSORS LCH to right: Mr. XVard, Mrs. Rasnick, Mr. Bowers, Mr. Duvicl. Page 73 V W5 XR, ' ,ANY 1 tg X X3 Em! ?SjY1 X,fw? 45, K QQ' X 5 w Q x ' X , w X ' x SXH. iw 1 X x n J M fj X TN ' N 'J N Y X f J N X JJ ix Y l Nl 'Sq . E, X X Ex N Y xl f .gm g . X. Q Y N Qu . 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IIAXYNIQ J f J CIUODXX IN 1v1g'l'lgRS CZRIIf'I+'lN RAXY ll.XI.l+1 lufzm IIAXSKINS Roczlfilis ll.X'l'CIIlCR 51'1NNI.yl l' IIICNNINCZFR xQxUq311N lllciks XYXXII'I,I'2R m1D1u1,1f1 xx XMl'l,l+1R IICSSICIC XX'OllI,l+'ORD lcmllxscm XX'Y.x'I I' Celebrating Qiiiiibiff' Efmw EFQQW I I .:.f ,..2,. :., ,f.,,2,: R 4 5 .5 1.,,,1.f-E,55 ,1,., 5 :,. . . i w- x QVJKYV i 9 0549 .,.,,,.,,. , :.,,::, Q 9609 50 we ,Q , -v sf WMS!- week QS NV' Whiz? ma: wmv frpcai-uimzg my Trov? bAKS5 rw' sho 00' xN '05 f:-We cfbco w,!s5?, N of We so nl' Yweil if fxo 0 'Voc x xaviw omfs C05 - QXOY .gooo Q GSW HQ Th G Y pfepa rc Gu r foo d Gviwlsko CV XXV: ,..-4 A Dangerous Operation he L Hard-Worklng Sfudenfg .Vn,, G allow Oy Tr S pfes C? 17 fed has Nxi fog, lk fe cr dy! 'Unk P- oi The D AR wmv-C' ks Upskdcwp vid' GNN 1 ouf Book K . No' Ned' Not there haf, 'Es Whcf 5 your speed, Ah-Jn? 'T 9014 Qing C91 N306 M' cove me 5 s we wed Q00 6 GGY ounce Y we Q ya 3 kv .W wwf - iv! iw YS' A x W- Q A FL-fc if ,... 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X , lx 5, ,, . l T - .V YQ X ,'. f 1 1 I J, I . iTi1w1NS 3-'P+ i M, . ' wf'l?f':i' Q ' . 5 99 1 K , W Mg, swag . ,xwmgf K V5 F via? Q . , QC .Q Qs ik-' wk +, yd ,Q-,N ' 'A , ff W 1 WH- , ff . A KW ,g y 41 pw , g, gy 'nl ' is . . A 11 jay , L X f-Q vikvwf ' W K - 2 ,K 15 K, 5' SX A ' ' 1,4 f -A ' A 4.9 - , ww 42 Piigc H6 CHEERLEADERS Sfmt, ,gfualenfy Sioux Slmiii, Stiiiclciits. Slmull Scliool spirit was cxccptimizil this yczu' of 94355. NYC, thc cliccrlcziclf us, fmiml priclc in workiiig for such ai wuiiclcrfiil School :md studciit body. Our pride was rczilly pcrlisilccl wlicii thc sclmol topped UH: thc yciii' by i'cCcix'iiig HIC l3igfl ix'c Biiskcfbzili Spmtsiiiiiiisliip 'lioplii' with The highest rating cx'c1'giiAcii iii thc Big-l iYc Coiifcrciicc for spoiisiiuiiisliip. lluts off to thc Vikings! Si-uxsm: Xliss KI,xiisiuI,i V-'I' Came M mmkk i f wg . U A E ' X Z J s'?x 5 ', Mis' A 1 Y 3 'L up sf 5 xp of m h.A,.V , Q 'V 2. li' h ,,. ,im sz ,, hd .-WA' A 'iw .D Q.:- . U1 .tgfi As' M 1 ,. . Fig: r V N, 4 V :Eff yfmwwww Vp fi! ,, SJ'-W if sg H 9 fi. 32: ..,. ' J il, ,N 51527 fr -a 'Q , ' 'iw-if . I ,N A.,A if 1 A ' 1 A 2, -a 2 ,Kids fy ' 1 'J fl? '24 um f' I h , ii 5 FGGTBALL SCIlI'II3Ul,I'l l'cm1csscc Oppolzcnts 'l'c1H1csscc fJlJ1JU1IL'1If.S H Nlo1'1'istcm'11 26 U 'kwin gg H Grccncx'iHc 25 - ,. , lx ff 't 28 10 Ullzlkil 6 s Hfwm ZH IMOHCHC 7 lv .'Xb1IlgdOll U I2 1011118011 City. I9 7 Chlltwfmd - U 21 Iflimlbctlmfrrll . -P5 U Virginia High 21 QXHCIII s 'lvl-'IW X1 1'xwn1'l1. llcmixluw Bmx'1cRs, Nl,-.vxcaxxxlas CIIARLIQS IUIINSON, Iuuxvx' KNKDIJ, nn IIl1.x1uCmc:1l Cllowlz I 1c1,'l'x' ,mlm 'Idcluzx' I'xssmulu1. Page R7 Page 88 N N ' J 'i7j,I',1L' I 11 gk WVU! !UfCJ,1fyf0,1'A , ' V JV fi f' 1 1. 17' 1 L J 1 19514-,55 W! 1 7 QJL 1 Q '77 1L ' 'WVNV 1' 111 , , 1 1f5MZW WCW M 111111111 O'Dc-ll! Ii1111113' 101105 I Don lIf111cyL'11H 171111 Nlutllis X'r1r1111111 PUUTL' luck Hridgc-1111111 0 Sfcvcn l'h1H1ps w XYVLIHQICL' C4111 0 'Tom ID1111icl IQOIHIK' CJCIIHII VIKI GS lizly' Ilczlry' 'lllclcly' Bowers C Ilzzrrcll Curr Yicky Dununo Q NUI linux IZIIHCS Iizlrl l'c11Icx' 'I'rn111ny' IUIHISOII liolmlmy' Doss Hcrmzm ,Xlikuzl ,Uvin .Nlikcgll 0? UA 1954-55 VIKI W Jffj ITN C2lll2lC12lf' ,wif I- Cfd'M loc Hmmm Q I B ll'l'V Coulter Buddy Broome U lm' Black IO1Illllf'KilHIfCk Q ml Cuuk IDZIYHI Rcmbclfs Ifuolcl lIOllCf'CIlff Ualvicl Cillcspic ililic Vikings in .htimi Football 354 llic X ikings cmpcnccl tlic sczison with XlOI'l'l5lUXX'll, nlruppiiig ai close unc I9 H, Xftci' ionincying to Clitciicvillc :incl losing 211+ To llic Cliccii Ucvils. llic Vikings plgnccl li to Unakzi in tlicii' Iimnc UPCIICT. winning 1956. 'llic Big lfivc Cmifci'ciic'c inicc got llllclCl'XX'1lf'XX'illl llic Vikings clmppiiig ii lllSl nnnntc liunt Iurczikci' WVU to Iulinson City. Iilixzilictlitmi sunk 21 fighting Viking sliip -l9'2l, zinnl l'Hi'n'in mn: my-1' 'IL-nncsscc Iligli 2241 in llll cxciting Big lfivc Coiitcst. Closing ont the Big l ix'c scqisnn. tlic Vikings dropped ll ZS-T clcvisimi to clmiiipiuii Kingsport 'lilic Vikings clcfcaltccl ,Xliingclfni l ill, nncl Cliiitxwml T-ll, to sci flic stzigc fin' tlic Ing ganna with Virginizi l ligli. 'llic llcziiuits xmii ont 2111 in il clisilppoiiitiiig oily Cliziiiipimisliip Ixiitlc fo luring ai clusc lo illl exciting scriiscni. Pls' Page 92 BASKETBALL Ffflllf rr111': Ccmcii l'1111Rc1c, K. Riciin, IUICLP, 1X11KliAI,, 1lA'l'CIlliR. III51,'1'oN, I. Ricicn, Seeuml row: IUN1-is, C111411-iN, 11111ln1:111x1,1N, KINNICK, RUZICKA, Rolisil. CIJ1lL'1l Cl. B. 1'ie1'ee's '1'e1111efssee 11ig11 1111sketeers e0111pi1ec1 Ll se11so11111 record of 11i11e 111111 111111 t11i1'tee11 10st, 'I'11e Vikings were p11eec1 by Q1 couple of s1111rps11ooters-C11pt11111 'ABifsy 11e1to11 111111 S011t11p1111' Lester 17e1p. Delp was 11ig11 point 1111111 for the Vikings v1'it11 366poi11ts for 21 17.-1 points per ,QLIIIIC ilVCl'21gC. 11e1to11 scored 258 points for 1111 average of 13.6 per g11111e. RC170llllC1Cl' 1'12ll'1 1111te11e1' QIIIC1 Hoo1'111e11 11111 Reed 111111 Ken Reed c1isp111yCc1 CXCC11CI1f P1211 111 times c1111'i11g the SCQISOII. Ccmcilibzs CI. B. 13115111111 .win '1'1-111 gX1,1cx,xN1J1411 1X1ANAf:1i11s .'XI.1'RlVD 1311511 AND BUDDY CA11111Ii11 'Bob 11011011 A111111 013011 1,csfcr 130111 I1111111y RL'Cc1 A1X'1l1 M11xcz11 11111108 Crccn 13011 RIIZ1L'1iiI 1'1i1I'1 1111101101 ll . J LMH VC 4 5 . 'I V 1 , 0.14 fn? 'f .e!,1e,'J ll YV xy u3L!' 51' 3' , 4,,,1f 1xc11 RCL11 ffgnf. nd' 'iff' 1i111111y 1011135 ffl. 5' Page 93 Virqiiiiu High iiiiswcd, I1iX'CTf'i7lJtif' rc11cI1? XY'I1r1'H gd this 111107 Will lic iiizllcc if? BASKETBALL VARSITY 1954-55 I Liiiiusu Oppmiciif 'lbiiiicsscc Oppoiiuif Clrcciicvillc Bluff City Hoktmi I11stit'11l'c KiNg5P01'f A - - mommmc Holstoii Institute l'Iliz11bctl1to11 ., Knox XYQW H1115 City Clitciicvillc Pciiiiiiigtoii Cup Rugci-s1'illc IUIIIISUII City I3i111111t1'iHc Virginia High 1011118011 City, Kiiigsporf . I'iIiz11bcH1tr111 . Virgiiiizi High , lirwiii Rogc1'Sx'illc IU 1011 VARSITY lfirat nm: l. CI.11'1'cH'. S. Vkmcmcl, XY. Curr, NY. Poorc, II. M ikuul, D. XILCETIIX. SCCUIICI HJR!! S. Cflk-ll, NY. Gray, l'. l'01'hcH, R. King. l'. XILIIUIIC, CI, XX L'SfO1I, ll, ll1m11111'1'11H. 'l'l11r1l rrm: P111 Ct1lldXX'L'H, B, Cl?llllf5. l'1111l Cz1lclwuH. l'. Nick, CI. lun, li. kllllllillx, Cmwqulu Xi1x.1111I11'. SCI H'1l3UL,l'l l'L'llllL'S.SL'L' CJIJIJUIYCIH 'lvL'llIlL'SNCL' fJ1J11UllL'!lf M f1l'L'Q'IlCYillL' ..,. . lf? 13 KUIENIFUI1 32 23 IIUNU11 l11sf1f11tc . 26 :O V llulstmm Illqlllllk' W H l4lo1111tx'1Hc . 24 if I41I,i'1','Ml't f' iw 1- mm-r Cm H I X ll'LflIll.I Il1ul1 J1 -, Y If ' , 30 IUIl!lN1Hl C111 32 -1, fvIK'LllL'YIHL' , all +5 Kinmpmi ' JM Q1 R gL'IM'ilk' Z: '56 lfl17:1l1L'il1I1w11 Z3 YN l11l111w11 City .., , . 49 .M X UQIM IIILZII 1.1 ffm Hl01111h'1llc . , Hu -HI l'1I'XXill 113 -H 1511111 City , '59 -H Ilngclxxilln' 44 XY 11411 11 411171, HliYCLl'l1IJ shot! Help Mics fm' tm: IIIHIIHN L. Page 96 BASEBALL First row: Iinimy Reed, lfrccl Flick, Dale McCray, Norman Poore, O. VV. Rouse, Larry Morton, Bill Geiger, Don Ruzicka. Second row: llarold Iloneyeutt, Alvin Mikeal, Iames Green, Iimmy Iones, Roby Price, Cecil lessee, Freddy Kilday, llerman Nikeal. Third row: Herbert DeArmancl, Coy Langford, Guy Oliver, Don Honeycutt, Iimmy Braley, Bobby Ioe Richards, VVayuc Poore, lfrank lfilsea. 'Icmiessec lliglfs Vikings opened their 19-game baseball campaign March 25 by invading Bluff City, weather permitting. Coach Ted Alexander was optimistic about his team's chances against a schedule which includes some of the best teams in Southwest Virginia and Upper East Tennessee. Ile was counting pretty heavily upon the nine lettermen and some new material. 'l'he Vikings closed their season by entering the tournament play for District One. SCHEDULE -1955 Marcli 25-Bluff City April Z2-Elizabethton March Blountville April -l0l1I1S0ll City April -Virginia lligh Apfll -Siflwlllc April -Unaka 3'-Elgijfort April -Mary Hughes MQW 1-lihlg Citv April -umm May -Virginia lligh APM -K'UgSP ff May Elizabethton April -Iolinson City May Umka April -Blountville May Saltville TRACK First row, left to right: Iimmy Garrett, Ioe Goodpasture, David lianeoek, lessee Taylor, 'tex XYelhyer. Irarry Ilen- inger, Bill Nlasou. Second row: Earl Hatcher, Steve lleninger, YVaUaee Carr, James Ifarl Peuley, Ned Dayis, David Cilhspie, Harry Black, Buddy Broome, Third roxy: Coach Smith, Paul Dishuer, Boh Helton, Cluy lirrm'n, laek Slum, Don Xlatliis, Norman Poore. Chief O'l7elI. I. B. Comhs, Nick Denuno. Larry Smith. 'l'he 'l'eunessee High track team turned in a sensational year on the einders as Coach Rupert Smiths Vikings won several honors. Among these honors were winning the tyyofuiiie relay and plaef ing second in the sprint medley in state eompetition. Also. the Vikings finished seeond and third in the hundred yard dash. 'l'he Vikings tied for the Big lfiye Confereuee eroyyug finished seeoud in the District and fourth in the liast 'l'enuessee meets: and defeated Iohnson City and Kingsport during the regular season. 'l'hree returning lettermeu, David Ilaneoek, Paul Ihshner, and Norman Poore, form the uug eleus for this years team. 'l'he Vikings have seyeral meets seheduled for this year, inehiding a three-way attair with Iohnsou City. and Ietterson High of Roanoke. Coaeh Smith is to he eommended for turning out strong traek teams eaeh year and we take our hats off to hiiu. Best of hiek on the eiuders. Vikings! ridge gg PHYSICAL 'l'lie 1Jl1ySlC2ll education classes for boys are uiicler tlie supervision of Nr. Gene lfelty. A varied program of activities is earriecl on to meet tlie iieecls of all boys, and tournauierits of major and minor sports are lielcl annually. Among tlre boys' ae- tivities are football, basketball, volleyball, softball, and gymnastics. Sportsmausliip and citizenship are eref atecl in atliletiesi EDUCATIO 'l'hc physical education classes for girls are under the supervision of Mrs. G. B. Pierce. Among thc girls' activities are softball. hattichall, volleyball, and tennis. Both girls and hovs also have a wonder- , A , , A , MR tul privilege of taking driving lessons nn- dcr thc direction of Coach G. B. Pierce. After these lessons the girls and boys he- coine safe and carcfnl drivers. 'l'hcsc activities always niake our gym period the happiest period. S. C. B. I'll'.RCI'1 Page 99 H W' W , , 1, wi , H f.. if mi W' 13 H W w H W W 'i Wi W i 1 4 i M W Wiiiil z. 1 w'i 1 ':,uW 1 WEIEMQEiiii iq'y1'N3im1i1wW- '11 MW M 'wTN3'i '1 ''wxW2.qiwMii:.aiii:g Ll Mlm W Nl in wx HMM!! ! W w Hi QMWMMW, N ww ,,m V W Activities C5 Pag 100 -WKNESSEE mousp QQ md if i snmox 11063 . . ,wp x. i XX N .rw ,ff w 'fi' im' g f if Qi ffm M. JJ. WW' WA 4 wt . ii-VL If M 1 Q f'.,', ' JI I u Wm ' f ii 'i i-,fi ii ii ,fi 4, . i if ii iiii i fi Nw, X if ,ai-ff 1 V w Kimi M my . -' N f-1 N M U-N -' M., my K gg Lf,LigM ljaxwfif . ' ' ' -W1 KJ K, ' W ,rlgw J Wh I C4 'I M , . , 1' W Mffiw, W M in X 1 'fi ,ry ' ,i ,..., Xml Kala - ii i 1 it X12 'ii i i iiiiiiiiii f' ' W . 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Sehoul is eruuposecl ot lXYK.'llfl 'Clglll uieiubers VVC are proud to umiutziiu ll high rutiug seleetecl by the elub uu the basis of their iu- with luterseliolustie Press Assoeialtioii, Colum- terest Qiucl ability iu this type of xvurla. bin Seholnstie Assoeiutioii. zuul Nilllflllkll Selm- lt is the lub of this elub to publish iu pie- lnstie Press ,'XssueiQ1tiou. SL'lllL'KlI Xlguy l.iuu Ilgugy, Suuclru Nlurmle. Siilvxeripliou Sexlleclz Cecil rlillilllllh, SL'L'l'L'lJIVf2 lulie SL'lIlL'l'L'll. lfresli- ixl.!ll21LIL'l'.N. Sfguuliuqz laule Xlmue, lzlelxie Stuue. qlcl- umu l'lclitrn': Stzuzcliug: l'11t l'luxtei'lx', Iuuinr lfclitorg verfisiug ,XILIIILIQLYSC lfvehu Rogers. .letutiliex lfclitur. Betty' Sluuuulier. Sopliuuurre lfrlitor. e llll ggi!! X , l.c11s l'1llI0l'I. Co l'fcl1'1r1r , I 1, j Irgfcfrgxif fir-A lZ4L4: ' I7 4421 'flflg L' lk1'KV ' V ' Y Q K ,Um 1 V,-1.-5 I A,g,f,2f uc? Z, LZVL ,f'f'7LfX LQ 3 M 1 M fy W' Q. x R ,. KX. 1 Q f 5 K 3 1 I I b Xiu lV111x1, I14,. 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IJ: il nw IIuxmm:1 1l', XYNl,l'll Rim, Bill, BIUNKIH' lllun' IIXSSNIUIU I II NILC 1 :Xl,XRllKlil-,I' XX ll1'l'lucl-2R, lluwli PRIl1S'l'I.l'.Y. gc 104 xx I., lun S11-1xx'x1z'1', llxukllvl' CxI.Dxx1a1,1,, I, .J Iosrlfs. Circulation Muxmgcrg Blu, and White 'l'hc Maroon :mal Vl'hitc llcwspupcr, founclccl in l9l 5, is puhhshccl hy thc Maroon zmcl Vlfhitc stuff of VVCIIIICSSCC lligh School. 'l'hc policy of thc ncwspupcr is to rcport to thc stuclcnts thc school news, sports. fcn- turcs, ancl club z1clix'i'rics in such il lll2lllIlCI' that thc pupcr will hc 21 constructive influ- CIICC. ' ' MUf.,1-f. ,. Va- ,4-.. ,.l ' A ,D. . ' n , . Y , 4 Immun' lfxluclila. Business lXfJlH2lLIL'T mmx' .Xsll1.m' Plwofogmplzcr: LYNN l5nINKI.m', Artist. A . l'I+,.klURI'. l'.XCl'.: l3A1us.x1u C.xmx1om', QAg.px5'xig I.. lXl.XRCXRl-fl' Cl.-wxcs. ' I SXNDRX l'xs1lx B1 llX Xlxsox l11xxP1ms1r1'x' IMI Roc1Kw1cl,., ..- '. J w1', Q' ' 1 ,-1 f SPORTS PACIC: Iolm lXlClD,-XNIFIS, 'Hom' Bowms, lllc'l'1'x' cllllflfl-ZY, Mxclql-xx' CERIZICR, Ilmuu' XY11,1.1Ams, lxlIKjllXl'ZI, Xlc:C1,1s'l1lu, Page IOS Page 106 Front row, left to right: rliflllllllf' Snapp, George Mains, Toni Daniel, Iolnmy Kinniek, Bill Massey, David Roberts, Larry Parker. Seeoncl row: Ioe Coodpasture, llarry Black, Paul Cook, Mary Lou Me-Croskey, Stuart XVood, Ron- nie Carter. Kenneth Mutter, Ray llenry. 'l'l1ird row: Mr. llugli David. Bob Iellries. Lester Delp, Riley King, Bob Garrett. Kellus lfislier. Key Club 'l'lie Kei' Club is one of the most active clubs at Tennessee lligli, striving to eultivate soeial relations, good citizenship. loyalty to seliool, and Cliristiziu ideals. OI l lCl1iRS 'l'oM lDANIlCI., , Io1iNNY KINNICK ., Blu. Xlxssm' Ci-zoiuziz NlAINliS LARRY PARKIALR . , lXlA1u' Lon XlCCllCDSKI4'X' MR. lltuzn lhvin . 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XYA1.r.Ac:ic CARR X 'iccfl'resicleut N HARRY ClII.Ml'1R , , .. .... IIARRY C,ir,MicR Seeretzrri' N 'lrezisurer XVAI,I.ACI'I CAIKR .,..,,, , . . . ..,, LARRY CANAUU' Sergegiiif-af-Aruis Iiixiixu' Rmcn , , . ..... , ,..,. . . .IIMMY Ricim Clizipluin Suri XXTASHI-IIIXI . . . ..,... . .,.. Sweerlieairf MR. VVARD, . , .... Aclvisor 'l'be Iuuior Civiluir Club is u service orgzmi- Membership Consists of tweutyhoiie boys lution wliose cliief uim is to build citizenship. chosen by the remaining members from the l'lQlC'll blciiiclzry two members ure invited to previous year. liuve luuclr with the Senior club. lfmizt mug left lu riglrl: limuu' jones, Sue Xllislieiui, Harry Gilmer, Iimmy Reed. Seermrl row: Nr. Wirral, llurolcl llruieyciitt, Don Pzimiir, XY1illure Curr, Bobbi' Doss, Bob lleltou. 'l'lrircl row: Allen Bourne, Noruizui Poore, Diivirl llriiirror-k, Don Ruficku. lbilll lloiieyciitt, Larry Cuuucluy, David Gillespie. Not pictured: Robic Price, Bill licxrucle, Scott Nlcllerry, Bruker Phillips, Louis llcuuiger. Page 108 Beta Club l is l UIVIVICFRS Fall Spring llsizm' CIILMICR, A ..., . . . , . . Siu-1 XVASIIICINI President Sinc XXYASHI-1llXl . , . . . .,.. , .lllXllXlY ,'hSIII.ICY ViccA1'resident IIARRI1-:'1' C'Xl,DWl'1I.! , . . . . . llARRIl4I'I' CAI,DXYliI.I. Recording Secretary IANIC llAR'l'I.liY. . . ..,....... IANIQ llAR'l'I.I'IY Corresponding Secretary Inxnxn' Asiiriix' , . , . , . ,..... . , .1. B, Colxnss Treasurer ,E X -, ij , , - , . . . gi . :I in .ADA Ilieixs, .. ..,,..,.., .. ., . .Xm llieixs ,NX up Librarian Q is Sur' C.ur'i'i-zu . . . .,..,.,. Ilsiun' Cimii-:R i f I arliamentarisnr 'fa S E5 The Beta Club is a national organization type character. to acquire incinbcrship. A with local chapters situated in most schools. rneinber of Beta who graduates still enjoys the lt is an honorary club and one inust have a privileges of the club and retains his member- seholastic average of ninety, as well as a high ship in the national club. Front row, left to right: Iinnny Ashley, Sue Carter, Sue YVasheiin. llarry Cihncr, lane Ilartley, Ilarrict Caldwell. Ada llicks. Second row: Lois Elliott, Annette Reid, Betty Io Scott, Kitty Lou Stcffcy, .Xnnc Stcclc, .Xnncttc Fld- wards, Lynn Iustus, Travis King, Mary lane Cihncr, Mary Lou NlcCroskey, lane Dcllord, Libby Rogers. 'l'hird row: Betty Mason, Dixie lNlcCrary, Ianet Cornctt, Sarah Young. Mary Kay Vance. Nitty Manley. .Xnnc lfylcr. Carolyn Pulliam, Louise Doan, Betty Grinclstaff. Third row: I, B. Combs, Andy lfrancis, Coy Langford, 'loin Daniel, joe Miller, Ike Moore. Darryl Carr, lerry Bryant, Mr. George Icnkins. Not pictured: Ruth Slophcl. Page 109 t. Fortunctte Y3Teen 11.111111 H1113 1011 ffl 113111: 111110 811111: 1 1111 SCL'TC12lT11 110111 In Sunil, 1 :111 1lTL'X1i1Cll1 111111 Sllffllgf SL'L'!'C111T1'1 N911 13111'1s, S11L'C11lCJ11'11 11111 cJl1lIlll, 1 1111 111111 SjJl'11lQ Yicc 1,1'L'51C1L'l11Q c11lI'U1 King. SIPTIVIILQ c:11111J12I1l1. Scc1111r1 11111: l'1111- 11s Uc1l1111, 111'u11c111 111'c11'1c11. 1111111-1111 11llllll, 1'1XL'11'l1 Kuff I'4Hl, X11Il'1 N1-11 1'12lI'llIC1A, 11141011 NL'11'13k'l'l'1', Rcgwcmrfur' 111141 Spring 1111'L'ilS1Il'L'1', '1 111111 111111 51111111 11111113, X11l11'1' X12lIl1L'1. 171110 X11-11, In ,xllll Ufnclcl, 1,1111 111111111-1111111,511111115 P1011- clcnfg l'1111I11 CYDQ11. 1'1UlIi'1'1I 11111: 1,L'llll1 S1-1c1c11111. 1311111 Clcni, 111111 151111c11c111, 11011311 1',1.111s, lc:111 1Xl1lllll11k'1. 13211111 Sc11c'111t, IV1111 c,:1I1Ij71l11H LIIIK1 S111'111Lf SL5f.:1f'.Xr1111g X1111L' X1L'c111ll1I. 11111 521.111-111111. Not p1c111rc11: 1glIl1l1lI'll 1111-111. N:111c1 1111231115S11f111111z1Cf11f' 1-1. IJ141- II11 , l'cg21' X1L'1AL'L'T, 1'rC11c1c11fg 11:11 1 1 111L'1illl1lI1, Vicc-l'rc1111c11f Cl1'11cc C111'111z1a'14, 1.l11N .xllll Y1111 Clow, 1311111 M1111-1, C:1rc11111 5111171011 1XIl1lL'11L' 111111. 1111111 110111, .XllL1L'11l .Xt- 11'c11. 1111111 1'f111': 51111101 C111- 11011, ITLQLL1' C1LlllllJ1X'11. 1111111 S111111, Klly' CZ1c11'c1', 1111Ycr11c Xx1I'1S.1111', 11211111121 111'11r111x, x11lI' 11111 111111. 111111111111 811111111-1'. N111 1J1Lk1IITCi1I 1llIlC Cl1z11'11c111, 111'Ill1Ll 1l11III50ll, 131-H1 1.10lI, 11115151 1'ctcrs, 1.11111w Roxy, lmic' 8111115111 Clirlsp Yfri-111-HK 1 19111111 11111, lcff fu right: 17LlI.l 1.2lIll1JL'11, c,1Iilf.'1ilHI1 Rn' sic 5111115141 SCL'l'C11lT1Q 1.1111 Rr1111L'11c, 111lL'215IlTCl'1 1,1111 1:11101 QIUTIIQ11. licpurfcr. Scu- 111161 111111 11121111111 151S1lllL'I', Phi Beta Tri-Hi-Y Ifronf row, ICH to iiglit: Yirginiii Krill, l ziII qincl Spring 'l'rc-zisiircrg 'lrziris King, l :i1l Cliziplziing Don II0llL,'f'L'lltt. Swccfliczirfg Slllliifll l'l:isicii'. Full Sccrchiryg llzirrict Czilcl- wcll. F1111 Yicc-l'rc.si:Iciif, Sec' final mir: Izinc Iliirtlci. Dom lfiiic, Patsy Stcwairi, Mairgaird' Spzirgcr, l34ii'lmiii'zi l.coiiiii'4l, Xl2Il'QLll'L'f XX liitfgikci, Bzirbiirii Scilicr, Third mu: Rnlli Shi- plicl, Biirbzirzl Nlailcoiiii. Spring Vice-Prcsiclciifg Nliir- sliii Xiiclcrsciii, Spring Sucre tzirig Paitsy Nlmicicip Reporter and Spring Prcsiclcnfg ,Xrlciic Dgiiiglitcry, Katie Xlurrull. Spring Clizipiziing Xliiri Burr. Not picfinccl: Linn ,ll8fll5. l':iH Prcsidciifg Lgirolyii Lui' rison, Siic XY:isliL'iiii. unior Tri-Hi-Y Buffy' King, Spring Cfli Front mu, ICH fri ri 1 bzlllx' Clrcixx, l :1H XYIVCL' Spring Trcziszircrg Sm' Prwi I ill i clcnfc Nami liiixli, 1 Cnxx l :iH I'icsi'cIcii!g liirkiv Ili-r inn I :iH Cligiplgnn inul Sprin Yicc- l'i'L'.xinlL'iiIg MII-ir-nnr SIIIIIIILIKLT, SQi.'JIi.xTl1lX, Sq find row: Sliiilcx' ,Xxtiop lin ict Hlgiclx, Si lx iii I - Cciilux, l in din Miniig, Vliillix N X lim liiircl mir: IL'2lll Um is, Spr '9c'cict:ii'i'g S.iiicli'qi C20 isp Lis Inna lluhlis, Xlilcliul Ou' Yu! picfnrccl: liiitli Ci W1lfQ'l'1 Both' Cliificx, Spun I'icxisIL-iifg l1.irlxii4i Ni-lmn l'1illSu-rc1.irig llzinihl I Vllff, Siiccflicairf. lm l'.ig I I I inn ilu Hui Inge 11: French Club I rr111f rung left to right: I,i11cl11 l'l11pps, Nl11rgz1rL-T XYl1itt11kcr, lane DcBorcl. lxlllllif' Rush, llllt l'111stcrly. Sccmnl row: Xlrx, l311uc'k1111111, .xl1llL' lfylcr, Nlury llyllll llagy, P21111 Rockwell, Iuckic Stouc. 'l'I1ircl row: King Ilzlgcy. lucly CI11lclxx'cIl, llz11'r1L-t Czllnlxxcll, lj2lYlll ll2ll'l'l5, Sue C2lTlL'1'. Ruth cllllL'llW2llL'I', xlC5l'2l Xlilfhllllll. Nut picturccl: Illlllll' fl2lllUXX'Llf, Patsy S2lIlllL'I'S. 'l'l1c l'lI'CHL'll Club is cr1111posccl of H10 sfnf :md l'vI'CllCll gnmcs 111'c played. clcntx t11Li11g Hrsf and sccmul yczu' l'll'CllL'lI. 'l'l1c 'I'l1c ,goal of fl1c club is to lCil1'll 111016 illlilllll club mccts rmcc Ll 111o11tl1 111 thc l1c1111c of unc l r1111cc:, lfs pcoplc klllll c11sh1111s. of flu- 111c111l1c1'x. Club lmsincss ia cliQc'11ssccl. OI l+'ICI'lRS 11111 Spring lxlAllY LYNN Ilxm lllllll U11,1,1-:Nxx,x'1'1-11: ljTL'SlClCIll Pnl Rf1f:1ixx'111.l. ll lux' C,1l,1m'1-.1,1. L'CAlll'C'5lKlL'!ll I,-xc,K11: Slwxllx lXl.XNIIY RUSH XYNI-1 l+lY1.1f1: KIM: llxrzm' . lxlllkl, lgllUK'lx'XI xrx SL'L'TL'lJITf' 'I lI'L'LlSIITL'T PMI RUCKNYI-'I,I, gL':111f111t-Ar111s Aclx imr T and l Club lm R 3 Q Zi 95 ri O Front row, left to right: lane Ioyner, Bonnie llonalier, Nlartha lo Norris, Iune Iohnson, Louise Doane. Myrtle l os- ter. Xcla llieks. Virginia Dauglierty, llelen XYelc'h, Patsy XYi'att, Nanci' Fuller, Sl1lllCf'I,yOllH. Second row: liarl l,eonarcl, Clarence llehns, Gene Camper, Gilbert Carter, Preston lforcl, loc Bouton. Ronnie Carter. Ioe Cray, Xlanne loues. Robert Campbell. lhircl row: Xlr. Utluye. Rayiiioircl XYooLl, Glenn Osbourne, Bill letliries. Rob- ert Jeffries, Nick Caine. Clerelancl Phipps, Coy Langforcl, Calvin Bentley. llenuis Xruohl. .Xlleu Bourne, Frank l ltatriek. Not pieturecl: Imogene Childress, 'l'he 'l'racle ancl lndustry Club is eoniposecl of thirty-eight students in the Uiversihccl Oe- Cupatious program. 'l'he 'l'. 81 I. Club has enjoyed several social events along with various proieets they sponf Ol l ICl'1RS l'all Spring Cox' lsxxuifoiln .Crw I.,-xxcaiwiiilu Presicleiit .Xiu lliexs .Xirifs Boukxi-1 X 'iee-Presicleut l.orusi' Dow . I.xNi-1 Imisifziz Senretgiri' IUNI-i Iouxsorx .IUNIV loimsois Treasurer Draxxus .Xirxorn Bur li-ii-'ifiuics Serggeaiit-:it-flriiis Bowwii, llorsxiuiu Boxvui, llormiqizia Chaplain lli-.i,i-:N Xxllxlllll .. C.fxi.viN lil'1N'I'I,IiY Reporter Cirrus BicNil.i:x Cfiiaii-1i..xNn lluiiufs l'.irliauientarian sotecl. lu the l933-3-l school year the club had the highest point rating in the state. 'l'he elub's booth won First place and their scrapbook won second place at the state convention. Page IIB 4 1 5 f horus Page I I4 Director Nha. X. lil. llxminl 7 We entertained the larcut-'l'eachcrs Association. Our Tennessee lligh School Chorus has been di- rected by Nr. Paluzzi for six years. During these six years the Chorus has vastly l1l1p1'OX'CLl and become an important part of our curriculuin. Both Chorus and Baud meet for an hour every day and regular class credit is given. Chorus tryouts were held at the close of last year. Since there were so many who wanted to join, only Iuniors and Seniors were accepted. lXliss Katherine Kesner is our wonderful, reliable, and able accompanist. She was assisted by Nancy Rush during the performance of our Christmas cantata. Many hours of rehearsal were put into The Christ- mas Story by l rcd XVariug. lt was presented at the Paramount 'l'llC21f1'C, at the Deccinber l'.'l'.A., and at seyeral civic organizations. 'lhroughout the year performances were held for lo- cal colleges, schools and ciyic groups, as well as the Chorus' concert. VVC are all proud of the Chorus, Mr. Paluzzi, and Nliss Kesuer for their splendid work and accoiuplishf lnents. , Prcsiclcnt X 'icc-President , . Secretary , , VIVICZISIITCI 1xCCOllllJlIllSf MISS KfX'l'IIlfIRlNI Ixl SNI R Chorus NX L prcsumd lhc Song of Cllrishnls fmt flu 11r1111cmm1t llu tn l 7' lx 9 ul row: Larry Kelly, Icsscc lfrmzf row, left to riffllf: Iimnry llcnslcy, King llrrgcy, 'l'rz1vis King, Plri 1111 'crtorr 1 eco c lrrxlmwr, Iiqirl licks. Nccl llnvis, Buclaly Oslmrlic, Put Calclw llIll'l'llL'l', Darryl Carr. Dirk Kczmm, Kun llzrrclic. ililllf Boys' llifY, tlic olclcst boys c11'gL111ifzl- tion r1t'I'u1mcsscc lligli Sclrool, is spcmsorccl by rlrc Y.Nl.C.,1X. 'lille motto of tlrc club is 'Aclcun living, clczm spcccli. clcrm utlrlctics, amd clcgm sclmlgirslripf' 1' lllw cll, Bill llritfon. llrlrcl row: llzml Sells, Illlllllllly 'l'l1c Ili-Y doiiatcs to thc world scrvicc of Y.lXfl.C.A. and SPOIISOYS otlrcr wortlry proiccts. 'l'l1c lli-Y sclls flowers at tlic Xill.-rl'C11ll. games. XXII Cl1l'CTl2lllllllg zisscmbly progruiii was prc- scutccl by thc club i11 the spring und enjoyed by alll. Ol+'l lCl'lRS Full Spring Kim: llA1Lm'. . , , . . . , l7IIlI. P1N141c1a row Prcsiclc11t llllll. l'1N141c11'1'oN . , lhxniu' K1a11.x' Vice-Prcsiclcrrf Il-ISSICIC 'l'.u'1,c111 . . , , I1-.sslcic 'l',n'1.o1z Secretary Imuix' K1-:1.1,1' . . , Kim: llmarcx 'lrczrsurcr PA111, S1c1.1.s , .. . . , N1-111 Unis SCTgCllllf-ill'-ATIIIS Nun Unis . . , .. l1x11x1Y ll1'zNs1.111x Clraplzziri 'l'luvls KIM: . Swcctlrczrrl l'A'1' C.x1.11x1'1c1.I, PTUQTEIIII cllllliflllllll Ifrmif rung lcff To right: Bnluin' King, Kent Witt, Nick Cgiinu. Sccruinl run: Xnnc Studs, Sliiiici' Unnn, N nuinigi Ocinin,C1:nl Cfzilclwuli, Rmgci' xill1ll13UXXL'T.ljiXiCxiUti'L'I'll, PM l icicis. 'Hiinl mn: l.ynnc Dnggzin. liixxn-iiu' lktciis. lnlnnn' llpnrix, Dicki' Slyinzin, Iiinnn Kniincrt. In-iii' l'n'i.int, iii-lun l3u'i'i-, lqinv Iiulwmil, lluilx linniic. Bcity' Rmi'iL'HL' Nut picflircd: Ruxic XiL'Uznicl, Dniix Sxxiiiri, i1l.lli7ilI'1l Sniiivxg Piggy Xlakllollilin, l .ni:-m' Rzitliur. CZUIIL' Yiiicu, 'll-rri' IELISSIIIUIT, I i':inklin l,lxi.i. C,lmi'Intfc Iiittiuil. 'lilc PI'illlLll'f' piirposc of thc Spccch Club is thc iiiipi'ox'ciiiciif of thc spcccli of ciicli incin- bcr. 'liic dnb is inziclc np of sfiicicnfs froin nil fnin' cliisscs wlin wish in gcf sonic cxpcricncc in OIVIVKIICRS Mill Spring Nick Cxiwi, . lmwip limcmx ilTC8itiL'1Ii Cnxinwiii, Iaiiiiniii Nick QI.xiNi xiiL'L IxTCXifiC1Ii lliri ix Rim iii 1 in Hnnu ici' Dnxx SCQICRIIX XNM. SIliIl,I, . .Xwwii S'ii'l-Iii. il rcqisiiivr inirvn' Ilxiuais Boinix' KIM: SCfLfC'JIlli zlifxX1'iii,x 131211 N limi ii I ii- , i3li.'l'1Y limi Li- ri li, Ciliziplinn Iiinn l'xssAiu1u Rcpnrfu Iliii x Di ini ljlflifflllll Cliiiirinziii piiiilicspcgikiiig, Cil'Ll1llLlilL'Ul' iiiiinuiniix I'CLlCii1lLQ, cicimtiiig.oi'cii'z1iiiiliics. Iiic dnb liupcw in pi'ncliic'c smnc' pi'ugi':iiiix ifln' nf l7l'QSL'lliLliiUII :if scliuul iissciiilmlics this ycin' zinci plains wing' ciifcrfiiiiiiiigg pimliic' ns for its min iiuciiiixcriiip. C Pagc 118 l'rf Latin Club Jlll muy lcff to right: 'li-x xx-L'lllXL'lA, SCTQCLIHf-ill-XXTIIISQ Dgirrvl Carr, Sccrctiirig ,Xiiiicltc l'iKlXXlll'ClS. Prcsiclciifg Rogur llllifil, X4lL'C'Pl'C5lClL'l1l1 ,Xlll-11 Xlcxiiiicluig lllTl.'113llTCI. Sccoiiil row: Kitty l.c111'SlclTc1', Mrs, l31'oL'l4111z111, .XlllIL'llL' licial, Rc'lx'u'z1 Diimclcl. l1XllIl ljll.!.Qklll, Dixia' Nlm3C1'z11'1, Pcggi' Vlll1IIlL'T. lliircl 1011: Ii1111111' Kllllllk'l'f. l7Q1111is l11lWh01l. XX'il1'1 Xl1'CI111', Null Uzixis, Clirlu NYilliz1111x. l3c1'1111r1ll3r1'1111t. Yot pictiircnlr Pciiiii' Scclcloii. Vrmif TINY, loft fri riglifr Sully Lcwis, .Xiiiicffc lfclwrlrcls, Sccrchiryg l.11cillc Nlliclclull, Carol King, liilliu Inliiismi, I Uixiu Xlc'CI1z11'1', Sully Cioss, llusiu Saiiilginl. Sccoiicl mw: Roger Ilziggzi, Holiliy llcltuii, Yicc-Picsidciilg .Xllcii BUIIIIIL' 5 7 Scrggcziiifiihliiiisg licmlilii' lm' lllQ'll2lI'Kl5. Iiiiiiiiy' Cxirrcfl, George Xlilliiiiiia, Xoriiiiiii lririru, 131111 Ugivis, 1 clciifg C1111 Oliicr. Not picfiirccl: Ciimliii llciilcy, Roiiiiic OCI11111, Bxiclcly lliitclicr. rcsil Visual Aids Ifront row, left to riglit: Iziekie lXleReynolcls, Cameron Reirl, Billx' Piiyiie, Ioe Swiney, Assistziiit Cliief Projeetionistg Diivicl lliirris, Aeeoiinting Piojeetionist. Seeoncl row: Iiikvillreels, Bill Wolfe, lessee Diekson. Cilliert Carter, Chief Proieetioiiistg Boliln' Rieliiirclx, Reeorcling Proieetionixtg Don Pirwonr, lessee 'l'in'lor. Mr. Doiielierty. ,Ml- viser. 'l'liircl ron: Ronnie Rogers, Gaston Ciiwell. Bill Kennecly, Iliirolcl Nlitellell, Not pietiirecl: 'lilly lillllK'L'fUI'kl. unior Red Cross l60013G0u Front row, left to riglit: Ioe Miller, Fall Trezisiirerg David Cooper, Full Sergeziiit-zito-Xrriisg ,Xnclren YVelliver, l .ill Presi- rleiit, Reportcrg loiin Bneliiiiimi, l zill Seeretnri' :incl Spring Vieefllresicleiitg Iolin Rolminette, llzill Vieefl'resiclent: lininii' lirzilley, Reporter, lfzill Treiisiirei. Seeoiicl row: Ioan Siniillwoocl. Betty Io Rntlierforcl, Patsy 'l'r:ix'iH. Rur- lnirii Brooks, llrogrzini Cliqiirniziiig Betty llelty, Criieie Cooclson. Bzirluiim Phipps. Tliircl row: Peter Iolinson, Spring Sergeziiit-iit-Ariiisz Miss llziwlaiiis, Sponsor: Bernard Monroe. lliirolcl Stopliel, Spring llresiclenlg Dorotln' johnson, Ann Dngger, ilifllllllly Iolinson, Andy llrgineis, Page I my Front row, left to right: Barbara Rziiiisey, Eleanor Gillespie, Zelle Mutter, Allll Nelver, Spri11g Viee-Presicleiitg Betty xvllS0ll, Spring 'l'rcz1surCrg Iziekie llerroii. Mary A1111 Close, Shirley Ijllllll. Second row: Ruby Cz11111o11, C2lTlllf'll lllllllillll, Spring Vice-Presideiitg Betsy Clreever. Breucli Brewer, Amie Steele, .-X1111e C2lTIl12lL'k, Kitty llzittersou. Iozui l311el1z1111111, Spring'l're11s11rcr,C11roly11 Gregory, Liucla Solo111o11. '1'l1ircl row: Ifreclclie Kilcluy, llxe Moore. Cary XVCSUIII, 'l'11cl Bowers, Riley King, lol111 lXleDa11iels, Lester Delp, Spring Presiclentg Stuart XYoocl, Spring SCIgC2l1lf-ill-ATIIISQ Ro1111ie Ocluiu. lsfilllllllll lllseai. Not pieturecl: 511111 llobbs. Spanish Club 'l'l1e Spzuiisli Cl11b is eouiposecl of stucleuts purpose of tl1e Spz111isl1 Club is to lC2lf1l more taking first and seeoncl year Spzuiisli. 'l'l1e club about S1JLl1llSll-SPC2llilll,g eouutries, their people meets twice ll 111o11tl1. Club business is cliseuss- and tlieir Customs. ecl zuicl interesting progrzims are given. 'l'l1e l irst Year l z1ll Oftieers: l311rb11r:1 Clilflllllill, VIVTCQISIITCTQ SCL'O1lClYC2ITI'i2lllCDfEL'CTSI Ie1'1'1' Br1'1111t,Progr11111 Cliziir' Paul Cook, XYlL'C-Pl'ChlllClIfQ l1lllL' Moore, Presicleiitg 11111111 lxlllfl' K111' Yuiiee, Seeretziryg X'i1'gi11i11 Kiill, lleleu Deere, Pfllgfillll Cl1:1ir111x111g Ray lleury. Ser- Presicleiitg Szuiclrzi S111itl1, XYlL'C-l71'C5lClCIIfQ 'l'o111 131111- gC2I1tf-ill-IXIIIISQ Sue Cross, Secretary. iel, SCTgClt11f-ill-ATIIIXQ Don blutber, '1'rez1s11rer. Page 120 Front row, left to right: Nancy Lowe, Putty llarvey, Rosie Sungicl, Shirley llzile, Lois Yun Clei e. Crane Cziriiniels, Betty lo Rntlierforcl, Marry Barr, Katie Morrell. Iosie Snngicl. Libby Rogers. Seeoncl ron: Mary lsllen lleiitley, Rose Lee llonlev, Cnrolvn llnlliznn, .Xnnis Arnolcl, lane Del3ornl, Peggy l.nneeforcl, Sne lloyd, Xlziry littn Don- nelv. 'l'l1irrl ron'-: Miss llroee, Ioan l-'lllL'll2lII11Il, PM l ielcls, Dorotln' lOllllN0lI, .Xnn llngger. lierty lions, Peggy 1 1 C blireliell, llelen Deere, .Xnn lfyler, lqllllly lliipps. Berry llowlettei lean Sticllnnn, leggy' blorrison, Betty lloone. lfonrtlz row: Ike Moore, Bobby Iones, lack lloclge. I. B. Combs, Cin' lirowii, Nlnl Utleye, Ir., .Xncly l'll'2lllL'lN, Bill XYolfe, Cin' Oliver, Bill Kennedy. Nor pietnrecl: Io .Xnn Oflielcl, Bilfllllliil Slioeklev, l3111'b11rz1 l.1lllll7L'Ii, 1311116 ciub 'I'l1e Pl'lIll2ll'f' Qlllll of the elnb is to exalt tions are invited to be spezikers. Christ. One business meeting is held ezieli inontli. 'l'l1e elnb llilS fifty-one 1llC1l1lJCI'S and meets l'i2lL'll morning, before elnsses tlie elnb sponf every 'lYllll1'SCl2lY. Nlinistcrs from all cleno111inz1- sors Ll clevotion period. .XII stndenfs 2ll'C invifecl. Ol l lClfRS: NIARY BAR11, VIVTCHSIITCVQ ,XXNIC l'I1'1.1f11z, Progrznn Cll2llT1ll2lIlQ Clucilw Cxlaxl.-xex, lli 1.11N D1111-1111-1. p2ITll2llIlC11' hirizizisg Him. K1-:NN1am', Presiclenfg B121 11' ROXYI.lIl'I'l'f, Seen: fury: C.x1u11.YN l7Ul.I.I.XN. Cliznvlniiiz Cm' B11onN, Yiee-Presil clenf. Page l2l Page 122 Future Homemakers 1 1 1 11111111 row, Icff 111 right: 101111 I7111'is, 1111-kic 1Ior11cr. Iackiu 11crro11, Vice-Prc5ic1c111g 1 ruc1c11c YYc111'cr, 1'rcs1c1c11t' I'1II 111' Bowers, VIYFCZISIITCT. Sccm1c1 row: Shirley Xstrop, 131111721121 I,c1111111'c1, NllllL'1' Rl1S1l. 11111c Nlomc, x12lf11l2l IovM'o1' riw, 13111'1111r11 R11111scy. '1'11irrI row: 1141111 R11c1q11'1'11, Lxllll Nlclvcr, 8111121 131111, C:Lll'l1L'1' BllC'1i1L'S, A1311 111 SlJI'1ll111'll, 11111911 171-Q1'1', 1311r1111r11 11111111111 Not picfrlrccl: Sue Cross, ScCrC111r1'g 1111110 1511111rc1. RL-xic X1c'17111'ic1, LLIXYCIIIC XYrig11f. 1 ru11t row, Icft fo right: Betty 10 Scott, 191111 ScCrct11r1', Spring Prcsiclcmg 10 .xllll Of11u1c1, 171111 Vice-I'rcs1c1c11t LIIIK1 Spring ScCrC111r1'g 1X1ittyc x1ill11L'1', F1111 l'rcs1c1r.'111 111111 Spring '1'rc11s11rcrg Buffy' f1l111C1'. 1 1111 111111 Spring 1'r11g1'11111 C:1l211THl2ll1. SCc'1111c1 ro11':M11ri1111 1111rri11sgt1111,1'3ixic Nlotfcrn, C121l1C112l 112111, Spring 1.100-1,IL'S1L1Cll11 Dixic Vkst, Sllfllllllll Cu11c1, Buffy S1111111111icr, 131-111 1 c111', N211lQ'1' Lowe, S11111' Cross, '1'111rc1 r1111': 1111110 111111151111 Dixie X10- Crury, .xIIll1S .XlAll01C1, 1311r1111r11 13rc1o1:s, 1'1t11c1 BCI111l.'f', 1X121ry N1-11 1'1HI'l1lL'l'. N1lI1L'1' 1.11gsg1111S, Sillldfil Cloclscy. 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Q12lI'U1f'll 511117111 1'111'111w NY11111: 1111111111111 N1'11x'1's, 11111c 1,11111111'1'1. 1111111 11111: IQ1111- 1.111111'11. .xI1lli.'11'L' R1-111, 11L'll11l1l 1i1l11ISC1', N111 . . ,. , ,. . 1 - 1 .. .- 711' 131100, 1'.11z11111'111 1j1lXlH, Bcttv N111w1111. Spnng 111c51111'111g Sue XX111'1'11'1', 11L'l1IlX' S11111111, I1-1111 1Xl1lllIl11L'l', 1.11, 1'L'111l 1.1lllL'y 51111111 '11c115111c1. N111 p11'1111c11: Pcggy 1.1'111111111. 1 1'.1g1' Librar Council Front rong left to right: Dixie Mottern, Charlotte Luttrell, Patsy Arrantx, llelen Newberry, Darla Sezreritt, Shirley Dunn, Srniclrai Slllllll, Betty lo Seott, Lneille Vlliclclell, Lois Iliekrnun. Patsy Poe, Shirley Gilbert, lrincln Solo- inon. Putty' llorcl. Seeoncl row: Iolin lree XYilson, Charles Brniiilielong XY4n'ne Roinines, ,Xrtlnir Bnsliore, Xlitlrroxx' Iones, Xlilnin 'l'ally, l'liillip Rust, Peter Iolinson, llerliert Vzni Nostruncl, lileznior Gillespie, Marry .Xnn Close, Relieeezl Dnt'Eelcl. Not pietnrerl: Betty Boyle, Iozin Bneliznizni, Charlotte Phipps. 'l'lie Tennessee lligli Seliool Lilnury Conn- 'l'l1e inernlbersliip of tlie eouneil is restricted eil. one of tlie serviee elulls in the seliool, is in nninlmer to tlrirty students who must marin- orgzinized for the purpose of assisting students tain un eighty-five or better seliolzistie average. in tlre lilnniry. D Ul+'l+'lCl'IRS Fall Spring Sxxnm Sixnin A ,, .,.. c:IlARI,O'l I'l'l LU'I l'llI'1l,I. President l'lI.l'1ANUR c:Il.I,l'.Sl'IlC . . , . . A , Ionnm' NX'r1,soN Vice-Presiclerrt CIl.4liI.4J'l ll1 Llll l'Rl-11.1. ,..,. . SIIIRLICY DUNN Seereturi' l7l1l'l'l'IR lonnsorv. . . ..,,... , . .l,l41'l'l'lR IonNsoN Trezrsnrer lXIAiu' ANN Cosic. .. ..., .. l,ols ll1c:KixlAN llistorigrn Bli'l l'Y Io Seoir .,..., . . .SANDRA Sixirrn Reporter Mus. DM'1n lf. RUsslc1.I, , . Advisor Page 124 Games Club Front row, left to right: laekie Stone, Ralph U'Dell, Nancy Patterson, David Hancock, Linda YVohlford, linnny Reed, Betty Shumaker, Scott McBerry, lane Sayer, Don Ruzicka, Nancy Shumaker, XVallaec Carr, Patty Royston, Roby Price, Carolyn Frost, Paul Cook, Carol King, Ray Henry, Sally Cross, laines Earl Pcnlcy. lo Ann Rodefcr, Larry Covington, Patsy Morton, Cenc Boswell. Second row: Betty Crinclstatf, Bobby llonaker, Sandra Moore, Don lflick, Pat Miller, Margaret Blevins, O. XV. Rouse, Margaret Spargcr, Buddy Bush, Mary lame Gilmer, Buddy Hatcher, laniee Black, Cecil lessee, Charlotte VVidner. Bill Rexrode, Sue Cross, Harry Black. Brenda lledrick, Don Pasour, Cary XYeston, Buddy Broome, M. D. lflecnor, Sally Leyvis, Paul Caldyvcll. 'l'hird row: loc Miller, Patsy 'I'rayis, Bobby S1nith,lanie Dillard, Ned Tankersley, Betty Poore. lessee Dickson, Kathryn lflccnor, Vie Sniith, Larry Canaday, lane Campbell, Charles Dobbins. Patricia Brooks, Ronnie Oduni, Adrienne Slnnnaker, Ronnie Grubbs, Susan Lowe, Lynda lohnson, Gilbert lessee, Peggy Mc-Clothlin, limmy Skaggs, Roger lltlgll, linnny Grifhn, Fourth row: Nicky Dennno, lolm Robinctte, li1n Hopkins, Alex Sniith, Bake Phillips, lillcanor Combs, Bill Brinkley, lulic Schieren, David Cillespie, Rexie McDayid, Caston Cowell, llelen livans, lolnmy Slatery, Lois Royston, Don Mauk, lolm Carriker, Lynda Young, Henry Carter. Fifth row: linnny lones, Sandra Beech, Dick Parrott, Anne McClain, David Ilarris, lanice Bowers, limmy Garrett, Barbara Nelson, limmy Hed- rieks, Betty Bingham, Morris Graham, loan Shaw, Harvey Knoll, Carolyn Henley. Allen lones, Cordon Farris, Stuart Wood, Oney VVilliyer, Lester Delp, lane Kentlle, linnny Donaldson, Penny Seddon, Roger 'l'rinklc. This is the second year we have had the of this club is to give good wholesome recre- Gaines Club at Tennessee High and the mein- ation and to give the students an opportunity bership has more than doubled. The purpose to relax during their busy school day. OIVIVICFRS lnxnxn' loNr1s. . . ,.,. President RALPH O'D11:1,r., .... Vice-President XVA1.I.Acia CARI! . .... Secretary Sz 'llIC2lSlll'CI SUR CRoss . , . .Sergeant-at-Arms MRS. PIRRCR, MR. BowiaRs,. . .... Advisors Page IZS II: in . K 5 A , aff! ,, 'f' ' , Y? XY J- 1 . I ,,., 1 It at , 'l'he Music Appreciation Club is comprised of stu- dents who are definitely interested in becoming better listeners of all types of music from country style to grand opera. 'l'he chief objective of the club is to de- velop a better understanding of musical instruments, choral work, etc. Members participate in regular pro- grams whieh include records, current events, group work and solos. Roll of Club: Barbara .Xrnold, Patsy Arrants, Brenda Brewer, Phyllis Barker, Norma Barker, Carol Io Booth, Betty Boyle, Nancy Bruce, Barbara Carmody, Dot Carrier, lane Cunning- ham, Don Davis, Lynda Denton, Ann Dishner, Annette Ed- wards, Ann l'1ylcr, Carolyn Gregory, Mickey Greer, Indy Gose, Io Ann Creason, Iackie llorner, Bill Ietlries, Allen Iones, XVitln'ow jones, 'I'. XY, loyner, Ann Mclver, Patty Harvey, Ken llardic, Richard Phillips, Iackie Prince, Dick Parrott, Barbara Ramsey, lfreddy Kilday, Charlotte 'l'roball, Lucille XVaddell, lfreddie NYeaver, Charlotte NVidner, Iimmy Fau- cette, Denis Lawson, Loyd Nlillcr, Larry Smith, Iody Sprad- lyn, llarry XYillianis, Robert Ioyner, Page 126 Sergeant-at-Arms Treasurer President Sponsor Vice-President K' W , .W 8- ,W . -A-fa Secretary OIVI' ICTIQRS jlxrxlx' Iuxm . l'rcsidc11f Rxmu CYI31-.I.1. Yicc-PrcsicIc11t Blu. lirxlumlc . .Sccrchzry HKIiOl.D lIoNm'c:l'11 .'1'rcz1s11rc1 BIVDIJX BUSH Scrgczlxltvglf-,Xrrlzs wx iluN1cx'n:r'll . . . CJIIJIIJIQIUI K anvil C21-iw. l'.l1I IX , , .Aclvisor lfmuf row: KCIIIICHI UQiOffUIlH Rcccl. I H H Club ! l -gm? to right: Iimmv Recd. Clam' xx'L'NfUll, lu M IX-Ip, Bill-Lluigul. su-l,,..1 nm: l,urx Xlilffllll, Hglmld IIUIIL'f'L'l1H, IHUII Hou putt. Iiolw l'riL'c. IZIIHCN Ifllfl l'c1llcv, XX 1 lzlcc Curr. lilly llcury, Ncnl Davis. 'Hun row: Nllflllllll l'0o1'c. Cl1icf O'l3cll, 'llrrx l'Qlss1uurc, I,,lll'I'f' cjllllllllllff IJUIITHI T Iimmy' Innes, Bmlcly Bush, llolmln' llcltrm lj2lYid IILIIICOCIK. Yu! lJiL'flH'Cl,f limi IL Odum. Pagv Band Eirecfor rnrri ' afar ana! xgioondor 4. ljmllmxl luzx Xlolvrux ,ww Ninn' Bum fn My A 'QS 31: Qjf,,:..J' fm, K A M ,,,,, nf ,,. W 1 ' ..,. f S N i ,. 5 2 E Q Q? .xmN'X'Gw. Q 4 . . 2 is A ' K U if-WH!1.?:JY'S3iifQQ?5ffWSff il wi , gi: W5 3:5543 J 1.x .... L L Q 'Q if A W , ,fx - r x- Y W gi 'E x wk x QQ, -in .351 ...wr -am V gi ', . J- 4 . . x K .,,. 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' 4 Q ff gs 1, 532 5'-fri' g,l.Lf:.flTf ,Z ,I ,ffui-ff f ,. f Hfjff K 'f ,flffw p Vfzlf4Af'9 fxfilff ,fl 5 1 , , 7 ,,' maj! -JJ- 'ffi ,W fl:-4f,V: 'f , 41 ff' f' ,' A 1 AV -' fl ffl, F1 ,ff V QW 7'Kf aff 1 'f Q Z ff, f I F I, cy ' ' 77 1 iffy. , 41, fu' if ff -. f-fvzgfrf f , ff , , ,V -' UL' L1,fwf7'ff ,x-,-7' 131414 ,7 ern! ff W ,f'fw'f'?'Gf' I' I ' V'k' BMI' I' X '4 L , Illlg .mc m or111.1fjQZg'C7? N of the Sfzztc of Tcnncsxcc m MQ and 'nge I Page dal' lla! me - . ' ' Y 'X P' fn j- i 3 . Mgkkfr . ur- is imap: 00, H Ut ' 4-A257 L- 41 i 'f This is the least to say the most, lt's not very? good, so we won't boats! Our names are-oh, whell, y'all know, So come on. gang, let's go, go, go! AUGUST 2nd-Football practice starts with Don Honey- eutt, Iirniny Iones, and Ralph Chief O'Dell as our eo-captains, if that isn't the maddest! Now hear this this! Now hear this! lack Mor- ton is our new drum major. VVell, paint me a stripe and call me a stinkie. SEPTEMBER 2nd-Dance and pep-meeting, now this just slays us! 3rd-Help, police, we've been robbed! Morris- town just beat us by five points. Q Our first foot- ball game.j 7th-Drag out your books-school just started. Oh, this is such a beastly bore! 8th--New Cadmus Club members elected. Qfflowlcl we both get in on that deal?j 9th-Mary Barr was selected Band Sponsor, caraniba cucaracha! 10th-It shouldn't happen to a dog. Tennessee High 14, Greeneville 24. llth-54'ers Dance at the Hut. VVon't they ever leave? 132 far? 13th Maroon and Wliite subscriptions started today, get yours first chalice you get! 14th-First Southern Assembly program, man that was cool! 16th-It is that the Iuniors ordered their class rings today. They did! 17th-Tennessee High 19, Unaka 6! Hey, Sam Spade, how'd you figure that one out? Way to go! 20th-We are Diary Editors-Don't laugh, you may be next! 21st-Senior Class officers elected. 29th-Mr. Boretsky let us watch the VVorld Series on T.V. That's all right, Cleveland, we'll win next time. OCTOBER lst-Somebody just raided the joint, BT HS 12, johnson City 19. Znd-Border Guild Follies. VVe had three queens from THS. Sth-Maroon Sr W'hite and CAD1NIUS staff go to the newspaper office. Can you top that? 6th-CADMEA subscriptions, go question the mad group. 7th-Key Club initiation, down, boys, down. 8th-Tennessee High 21, Elizabethton 40 . . We'll just shut our eyes! 9th-What's buzzin' cuzzin? That's no buzz, that's a band. Band Festival, our band and major- ettes both won first place awards. Congratula- tions! 11th-First six weeks' tests. Boy, my midnight oil is all used up! 13th-Stop the presses . . . Legator, Prophet, Historian and Giftorians are elected. 15th-Tennessee High 0, Erwin 32, uh oh, somebody popped a boo-hoo! 17th-Anyone for a train ride? 19th-Mister, l want a shoe shine! fCivitan In- itiation.j Bal' 2Ist-Iingle bells, jingle bells! Anchor Club folded Christmas seals. 22nd-Terrible, terrible news! BTHS 7, Kings- port 28 . . . Ugh! VVC had a car parade before the game. now let's get that 'chine on the road! 27th-'lcachers go to Knoxville . . . ho, ho, ho! 29th-'l'ennessec lligh l5, Abingdon O, Ilip Ilip Hooray! 30th-I lallowe'en. Cood-byc. you hooded little monsters! NOVEMBER 2nd-'l'hird Southern Assembly program, any- one for a snake? 3rd-Senior Play tryouts. XVell, well, Aunt Fanny! -ith-Clintwood. you don't sweat us none! 'I'HS 7, Clintwood 0. 6th-VVell, it's the Army Band Concert. Sth-Safety magic program, that's magic? 9th-Roller-skating program in the gym. 10th-Keep cool, fool . . . pep meeting at the Paramount. llth-Bonfire, snake dance, and the joint pep session. VIIS won the trophy, lousy deal. 12th-'l'cnnessec lligh 0, Virginia High 21, 23rd-O.K., Batty, weve seen it! luniors got class rings. First basketball game tonight. 'l'en- nessee Iligh 75, Grccneville 40. 'l'hey were crusin' for a brnsin'. 24th-Out of school for 'l'hanksgiving, we'll pause for a slight intermission. 25th-'l'l1anksgiving. O. K., Kitts! 29th-Second six week's tests . . . run, Macbeth, run. 30th-Uh oh, Tennessee High 50, Holston In- stitute 53, we'rc hurtin' for certain. DECEMBER -lth-Tennessee lligh 52, Blountville 46, close call, you all! 9th-Chorus sang at teachers' meeting, wasn't that sweet? liar? l0th-Senior Play, Here Comes Charlie. lShe came all right!! llth-'l'cnnessee lligh 42. Knoxville NVest High 455 we goofed. 12th-Messiah. l3th-Chorus sang in Assembly, hats off to Mr. Paluzzi. l4th-More fun! 'l'cnnessee lligh beat 'ol Bluff City. 23-55'ers dance at the Y-Recreation Center. 25th-Merry Christmas to all. 26th-Oh, my stomach! IANUARY lst-Happy New Year! lCwosh, wc almost blew a gasket! l 3rd-First day of school. XVe knew it eouldu't last forever! 6th-Southern Assembly Program. tlt's not everyone who can blow up a balloon.j Ile was a real character! 7th-'l'ennessce lligh beat lohnson City, llo, Ho, Ho! 8th-NVhy, we beat Blountville, too, dig that! 14th-lnjuns scalpcd us, 55-42. VVhat is this, Mutiny? l5th-Band Clinic tryouts, never do that! Viking Boosters car given away, boo hoo, should have known all along, we wouldn't get that car. 17th-I Ia ha, Betsy! 19th-And out of a tremendous blue sky, it snowed today. 2lst-Well, we played Erwin tonight! Know what I mean, lellybean? 22nd-'l'ennessee lligh 67, Virginia lligh 73, no, no, no! QI guess we caged their B-team, though!! 24th-Head for the hills. 'l'oppers! 'l'llS 60. lohnson City 54. Page l33 ed? 2-lth-lfirst scinester exams. llaye you cleyelopf ecl that new technique callecl 'lcenius XVecnius nientis corpus psychos? No. we hayen't either: but we think it's a phyluin. 28th-XVe raitluin yyigwain. they take 'uni scalps! 'l'lIS 36, Kingsport 90. IVICBRUARY lst-Southern Assembly program, and vre'll all line up and go to Switzerland. 4th-Spring Senior class officers elected. that one was ll scrouge! 'Sth-Civitan Sweetheart clanceg count us in pash pie! 'l'llS 42, Betsy 52. Blah! Sth-Our turn now . . . 'l'llS 6-l. VHS 59. l Ztli-l'reaclnng Mission starts. l-ltli--Mr. David. clicl you get a Valentine? lbfll-XV2lfCl1 the birclie-Sr. class has picture taken. 28th-lunior Week begins. MARCH -tth-Iunior play. o.k.. lcliot! Sth-Ah ha, 'I'wirp Wfeek! llth-Buni burn, burn, here we conie! 'l'wirp XVeeli Dance. 24th-State 'l'. S1 l. Convention, it was tuu, no doubt! 25th-College day is herc again. 26th-l rcnch Club Dance! Circ with shrielcs of thc Sheila! 29tl1-XVasliington trip, bye. You all! APRIL lst-April tool! lllth-lley. slick chick, it's l'1aster. l5th-llark. who singcth a songeth? Oh. it's the chorus opcretta, Babes in 'l'oylancl. Page 134 iar 23rcl-Behold. we are honored! Publication Banquet. 28th-Kiwanis Concert. Hey, George, you ire blowing out the candles, bc careful! MAY lst-May Day at last! 7th- Anchors Away, Anchor Club Dance l3th-Sr. Prom, all right, all right, at ease dis CHSC. Ztlth-t'Rooty toot, toot. rooty toot toot, here coines Palnzzfs institute! Band concert. ???-VVC got our annuals! 23rd-Sr, lflX2llllS, oh brother! 29th-Baccalaureate Sunday. IUNE Zncl-lweeclley tweeclley tweerlley dee. Class Night. 3rcl-Cracluation-sob? sob? This is the close of a perfect year, llip hip hooray, u'e're out my clear! Ilere's to the teachers who've triccl their VVe'll dig thein a grave so they can rest! Bye. you all, lXlARY KJXY and B11:'1 1'Y est A Hrsrorw AND A CHALLE GE Vie, the Seniors of l955, have arrived at the portals of distinction which is the rich reward of four years of work. play, and devotion. As we look back on these years, we find sorrow and hap- piness: both of which have made us better PCI'- sons for having experienced them. NVQ count these years of youth, the rich years, the years which are never lost, unless we lost them before they were gained. lt cannot be said that we will never live them again, for they will live eternally iu our hearts and minds. A broad view of the past would reveal that we were different from other classes in several re spects. VVe are the first class to have completed four years in the Tennessee Iligh School building in a iuunber of years: others having spent their freslnnau year at the luuior lligh School. 'l'his transition. however, caused us not to receive our diplomas from Iunior Iligh. XYe made an early voyage to 'l'.ll.S. in the fall of l95l. XVe could see, sailing ahead of us, an- other ship, filled with luuior Vikings. fllnuu-l wonder who they could bc.l 'l'he sea was much calmer than we had expected, and wc reached the joyous shores of 'l'.ll.S. VVe found ourselves, instead of Seniors at 'l'.I.ll.S.-the distinction we never knew-lowly freshmen at 'l'.ll.S. 'l'he upperclassmen, however. had little time to bother usp that year. there were more newcomers to T.ll.S. than there were upper- classmen. XVC learned how to study, worked hard, and lived through the initiations, only to find that our freshman year was over. One step more up the ladder and the fall of '52 dawned upon us with even brighter rays. XVe realized that we were sophomores. Nlemories of Iulius Caesar, dissecting frogs, and other unfor- gettables, reflect on the screen of that year. Pass- ing iuuch faster than the succeeding year, iu V952 we joined more clubs, made more friends, and worked even harder. Iuniorsl Yes, that's what we were in lflil, gmql proud of our name. Visions of splendor filled our thick little heads, until we discovered that we had more responsibility and more work to be done. 'lime flew, and by one week before Christ- mas holidays, our long-awaited class rings began to arrive. Page HS A HISTORY AND A HALLENGE feonumicaj Probably the outstanding occasion of our Iunior year was our junior play, The Robe. If, for noth- ing else, we can be justly proud of our record pres- entation. Memories of it will continue to be cher- ished by each of us. The largest crowd ever to at- tend a junior play saw our production of The Robe. And, it netted more money than any other play preceding it. Our 'l'ea, held in the Library during Iuuior VVeek, at which the seniors were our guests, was a big success. The junior Prom was another great success. The decorations were the lovcliest that had been seen for some time. We formally took the helm of the Viking ship as the Senior Class, on Class Night, 1954. On that memorable occasion, we were instilled with our first visions of Seniordom-only to have them stagnatc during the summer vacation months. Upon our return to T.H.S., after the summer, and, having made our debut on Class Night, we found some new additions to our faculty. A few new faces and work in great abundance were also found. VVC found that if one could do his English and manage to get all of the other activities in, he indeed was a Senior. December was highlighted by our senior play, Here Comes Charlie. lt was gay and riotous, and was enjoyed by all. VVC invited the Iuniors to our dance after the play, and we feel that they enjoyed it as much as We. Page 136 Upon our return from the Christmas holidays, we found that we scarcely knew what it was to be a Senior. lt was then that we realized our days at T.H.S. were numbered. We managed to turn our term papers in on time, amid ordering our cards and invitations and getting our caps and gowns. March came, and with it, the Washington trip. It was a wonderful excursion and we shall never forget the happy time we had. May was really a busy month, highlighting the Prom, the Banquet, Baccalaureate, and the outing, in that succession. Dr. Tom Fry delivered the Baccalaureate ser- mon with his unusually great appeal and chal- lenge. He has endeared himself in our hearts. With Iune came Class Night, when we handed down our axes and shield to the Iunior Class, hoping that they would keep them as bright and shining as those before them. The next day came, bringing forth tears and joy, tears because we were parting and joy because we were graduating. More than that, it brought forth a new era in which it is in our power to be the greatest or the smallest. We are taking that step-accepting that chal- lenge-hoping that what has been done shall not have been in vain and that what we may do in this new era shall be worthy, first, of God, second, of our nation and world, and last, of ourselves. But, we would leave behind a challenge, that future classes might far exceed ours, with the help of the Divine Master, in the building of His Kingdom, however worthy or unworthy our effort. FIARRY W. GILMER: Historian AST ILL A D TESTAMEN VVe, the members of the Senior Class of Bristol Ten- nessee Iligh School, in order to leave our personal belong- ings and aeeomplislnnents to those we love, do ordain and witness this Last YVill and 'lcstament of the Senior Class of 1955. First: 'l'o the Faculty and Administration we leave our deepest appreciation for the endless patience and untiring effort they have expended in our behalf. Second: To the Freshmen we leave the hope of becom- ing Sophomorcs. Third: 'l'o the Sophomores we leave our desire for knowledge, hoping they will receive high honors. Fourth: To the Iuniors our personal bequests are as follows: I, Earl Hatcher, bequeath my tricky basketball shots to Lester Delp and Bob Garrett. I, Don Davis, bequeath my smooth speaking voice to loc Swiney. VVC, Louise Doan, Iflmily Phipps, and Peggy Luneeford, will all our answers to Mr. Utleye's questions to Nancy Fuller, jane Ioyner, and Myrtle Foster. I, Ilarry Gilmer, will my accomplislnnents of getting along with both the teachers and students to be divided among the Iunior Class. I, Bill Pike, leave the honor of entering 'l'emiessee lligh and causing a stir to any other Yankees We Barbara Sieber, Io Ann Shaw, and Margaret Spurg- er, leave our good nature and boundless energy to the student body of 'lcnnessee lligh. I, Nick Caine, leave my lovable character and position as general top dog seape goat to Gilbert Carter. llc, Ronnie Carter. Glenn Osborne and lfrank Patrick. will our witty remarks in American llistory Class to llarry Black and Ioe Goodpasture to be used next year. I, Bill Ieffries, leave my conneal characteristics to Dan Boyll. I, Lynda Denton. leave my friendliness to lane Moore and my smile to Glecm. I, Charles YVade, leave my Hi-Y dries to ye ole club since I left kinda' early. XYe, l rank Geraee, Luther Stinettc and Don Mathis, leave our great knowledge of all things to Bud Broome and Ierry Skaggs. VVC. Sue Link, Betty Rowlette, and Carolyn Pulliam, will our present dignity to Sandra Smith, Iaekie llorner. Sara Young, and Shirley Dunn. We George Gillcnwater and Don Mauk, leave our serious attitudes toward school to Buddy Carrier, Barry Coulter and Alex Smith. tDon't take it too seriously, boys.l YVQ, Mary Sue Boyd and Shirley Lyons. will our diaa mond rings to any girl who ean't get a inau .... ! NYC, lane DeBoard, Ada Ilieks and Iosie Sangid, will our ability to make good grades and still have a good time to Ann Melver and Barbara Ramsey. I, Betsy Greever, bequeath my sweet smile to Lucille NVaddell. VVC, lack Bridgeman and Dennis Arnold, will our night life to Ed Luster. Page 137 Page AST ILL A ESTAMEN NN'e, Peggy Nlitchell. Pat Fields, Barbara Shockley and Martha Io Morris. leave our ability to laugh and giggle but still accomplish our duties to Peggy Peters and Barbara Burnette. I. George lNIaines, bequeath my NN illing Spirit to work for the Key Club to 'l'oimny Snapp. NN'e, rNnn Dugger, Bonnie Ilonaker, Grace Carmaek. Betty Boone, and Iune Iohnson, leave our kindness and thoughtfulness to Betty Crindstaff and Imogene Childress. NN'e, Bill Ilodge, Carl Spangler and Bobby Ilonaker, will our character to Bill Beville and Caston Cowell. NN'e, lfrank Briseo, Sam Ilobbs and Ciles Farris, leave our laziness to David Cooper and Ioe Bonton. NN'e, Dorothy Carrier and Norman l'oore, leave our steady romance to Larry Canaday and Bvelyn Rogers. I, Ike lNIoore, leave my interest in horses to Inky lfreels. NN'e, Don Iflick and Ioe Cray, leave our endless C011- versations to .Nllen lNIeadovvs, Sam Dean. and Gene Camp' er. I, Phil Pinkerton, leave my original danee steps and proof-testing to Iohnny Slatery. NN'e, lean Stidham and Ruby Cannon, leave our blushes to Barbara .Nrnold and Eleanor Cillespie. NN'e, Guy Oliver and Larry Morton, leave our baseball talent to lfreddy Kilday. NN'e, lNl2ll'N' Lynn llagy and Barbara Leonard, leave our beautiful voices to .Nnnette lidwards, Sylvia Codsey and Ronny Odum. NN'e. Sue NN'asheim and I. B. Combs, leave our boundless school spirit to the entire lunior Classg theretll be an abund- ance for all. I, Iohn lNIcDaniel, leave my connections at the colleges and my little black book to Charles Iones. I, Lois Islliott, co-editor of the Caclinea, leave my secrets on how to keep a man while working on the Cadinea, and also my head-ache pills to the future editors. 138 NVe, Don lloneycutt, Iiimny Iones and Chief O'Dell. leave our positions as co-captains of the Viking eleven to NN allaee Carr and 'l'om Daniel. NN'e, IIelen NN'elch. Nadine .Nshbrook, Barbara NN'hitta- more, Patsy Ilammond, and Kay Clover, leave our lNlrs, Degrees to all I .II.,N. members. NN'e, lane Campbell and ,Nrlene Daughtery, leave our dangling earrings to Ianet Campbell and Roma Quales. NN'e, Ioe Miller and Andy Francis, bequeath Olll' desire for chemical knowledge to Steve Ileninger. I, Bill NN'olfe, leave my front seat in Senior linglish to Bd Snapp, hoping he will make more use of it than I did. NN'e, Carolyn Frost and Peggy lNIercer, bequeath our baton-twirling aecoinplislnnents to Charlotte NNIidener and Nancy Bruce. I. Allen O'Dell, leave my superior height and pleasing personality to Riley King. NN'e. lNlargaret NN'hittaker and Cecilia 'l'homas. leave our athletic ability to Ianicc Bowers and Betty Io Ruther- ford. NN'e, INlary Kay N'ance, Barbara Malcolm. and Mary Barr. bequeath our acting abilities to Ilelen Deere and Ruth Cillenwater. NN'e, Carol Io Booth, :Nun Dishner and Ioan Small- wood, will our undying love for the band to Barbara Nel- son, Lena and Irene l'riestley. and Iocly Spradlyn, I, Iimmy IN'Ioney Bags Ashley, leave my thriving pho- tography business to David Harris. NN'e, Robv Price and Don Ruzieka, leave our enthusiasm for parties to the lunior Class Sponsors. I, lN'larsha Anderson, leave my position as President of the 'l'rne Blondes Club to Anne Carmack and Betty NN'il- son. I, Lois llieknian, leave my ability to be tardy so often and have so many reasonable excuses to those who ride the school buses. LAST WILL AN TESTAME T I. Iimnn' Ru-cl, will nn liaslactlmall skill to O, NN'. Rouse ancl Iaincs Crccn. l, Patsy Stcwart. leave nn' scnsc of liumoi' to Vrcclnlic NN'cavcr anal Pliyllis Baikcr. I. Coy Iiangforcl, loam- nn' position ancl privilcgcs in IU, O. to .Nllcn Bourne, resulting from liarcl lalior. of course. I. loc I.ox'cr Boy Calclwcll. licqucatli ini' gay manner. lowly voice. anal nn position in tlic lnanal to Cary NN'cston. I. Clzirciicc llclms. leave nn' manlincss anal cxrcss wciglit to Rolicrt Stincttc. I. Icrry Bryant. lcaw im' talent for tinlgling tlic ciglity- Ciglit to :Nniic liylcr anal Nanci' Rusli. altliougli tlicy ccr- tainli' clon't ncccl it. 'Ilici' can also liavc nn' Bugs if tlici want tlicm. I, Katic INIorrcll. lcavc nn' low for sparkling rings. cs- pvcially tliosc witli a boi attacliccl, to Susie Cartcr. I. lcsscc lailor. lcaw nn' low for spcccling cars to Boli Boring. I. Ialnln' Rogers. licqucatli im placc in tlic art gallcrics to Bill Ilrinklcv. NN'c, Don lCniinQi't zmcl Nucl 'I'anlQcrslq'. lcavc our I3acliclor's Buttons to Kcllus lfislicr ancl Dick Kcaton. I, Bill Rcxroclc, will nn' collection of licarts to Paul Cook. NN'c, Holm King anal Scott lNIcl5ci'i'y, lcaw our inquiring niincls to llucl Sluslicr. I. 'I'rax' King, lcaxc mi' position as swcctlicart of tlic Ilofs Ili-Y to any junior girl clcscrviiig tlic lionor. NN'c, Louis .Nclanis ancl lcrri llassinorc, lcaw our lmools cntitlccl How To NN'asli Socks 'I'o Suit a Coach, to any future footliall inanagcrs. NN'c, Sandra liaslcig Patsy INIoncicr, ancl Doris Ifinc, lcavc our quiet conversations ITI to Pat Iiastcrly. Nami' Rusli. ancl Iiincla Pliipps. NN'c. Ilayiiioiul NN'oocl, Clcvclaml Pliipps. Kun Long, Calvin llciitlcy, and Ilolu Icffrics. will our aliiliti' to cam a clollar to Rolncrt Camplicll, Don Pasour. .Nllcn Ilournc. anal NN'aiAnc loncs. I. Inn Ilopkms, lcavc un aliiliti' to cxplam so clcarly all pliysics apparatus. to Nliss Rlica. I. fNliclicy Crust, lcaw nn' sport writing L'YllL'l'IIlL'hS to 'I'acl Bowers. NN'c. Iaiic llartlcy anal Iloli Ilclton. lcavu our positions as licst-clrcssccl to lackic Stone ancl Kun Rccll. NN'c, Nlari' Iiou NIQ-Croskcy, I.arri' Parkuig anal Iami Iustus, lcavc our ingcnuiti' in lianclling and licaclinig tlic Nlaroon :incl NN'Iiitc staff, to Pam Rockwell, llarliara Car- inoclx' ancl llarrx' SIiot,qun NN'illiams. I. Davicl llancocli, lcavc nw position as Sllcilx of tlin' Scnior Class to Iolinny Kinnick. I. Nanci' Ilciilcy. licqucatli my loqiiucioiisiicss, to I'lwllis Barlwr. I, Ianli INIorton, will ini' Llruni inaioi s outfit to fNlr. Paluxzi. NN Q, C.aioli'n c11ll'I'l8UIl ancl Saunclra Nlooru. luuc our inscparatilblcncss to Cliarlottc 'Itoliall ancl loannu Clircsoii, I, Lloycl Nlillcr, luaiw taking my lianio witli mc siuu' tlicrc arun't any olc lxanio pinlwits in tlic luuior Class. NN'c. Clciicvicw Raiiiscy. Rutli Stoplicl anal lzmct Cor- nctt. lmcqucatli our progrcssivc clispositions to lilflilk' Ilvr- ron, llrcumla Ilrcww. anal Suu Cross. I, Ilarrict Calclwcll. lcavc nu' position as licstflookiiig girl to Iucli' Cosa. I, Roi' Uwcn, lr.. leave nn' Ioialilc friciulsliip witli tlic faculti' to Ken Ilarclic. I. Spoolxic Utlcyc, lvcqucatli ini' Cat Clotlicsn to Dirk Parrott. I, King IlagL'i', lcaw nn lionoralilc position as Class LCgator to aiiyonc wlio can lxccp liis sanity: ancl mi' licart to Iucli' Calclwcll. Signccl: I,cgator: KING II.xn:i-ix' Page 139 . 91 Page 140 inully - te CLASS NIGHT On 'l'hursday night, lime 2, l955, the Senior Class of l955 held their last Class meeting in honor of the royalty of the Class. Coy Langford, president, erowned the King and Queen in a yery impressiye Ceremony. 'l'he King and Queen were preceded by the court. 'l'he meeting was called to order by the president. The roll was called by the secretary, Lynda Denton. XVC were entertained during the evening by Ilarry Gilmer, Class Ilistoriang King llagey, Class Legatorg and Nick Caine, Class Prophet. 'l'he meeting of the Senior Class was interrupted by Larry Canaclay, Sergeant- at-Arms of the Junior Class, asking if the Class of '56 would be received. His wish was granted by the Senior President. By candlelight and singing Auld Lang Syne, the Seniors left their elass meet- ing and marehed to the sides of the auditorium in a ceremony we will long remember. 'l'he Iunior Class, led by the King, and the Queen, followed by the royal eourt, class ofheers, and members of the Iunior Class marehed down the aisle to beeome the Senior Class of '56. I Ulfrb I Hlfl!'UlI' GRADUATIO XV ith our hopes soaring skyward, we looked forward to our graduation. Our thrills and joys, yes, and even our tears, all eoinbined to inake graduation an nn- forgettable nioment in the hearts of eaeh of us. lt is only the beginning of a new goal set before us and a new challenge which all must nieet. VVe have looked for- ward to this day for many yearsg and at last it has finally arrived, bringing with it all the wonderful nionients to be remembered always. VVC shall neyer forget the friends and fun we have had at Tennessee High, for the experiences which have helped to make ns better citizens of our country and of the world. .................................. ., Page 141 l'IA'I'CI'lEll'S CLEANERS or jne lr? gdaning Edgemont ond Gorlond Avenue Bristol, Tennessee KCC' A 1- 'J 'ef A Q .1-f A -:Q Q S, Seq Q72 Pr- KC xi Eg KWRLHQ Q 61? K'-I N' Ni' V5 QQ' C67 h Q L SLK vi I4-D 'RV Jr, Xrcrf 2- KQ .fnxlkrgf wc' e Cf ? N cfcfwag Formal and Inforlrcihlfkti 'damplezfe Wedding eoaemgen The Dickerson Studio Second Floor Parks-Belk Co., Bristol, Va. Hzgtofg Oflfy .!Qr-Conchfionecf ,gjfurzlio V5 - K xgmirqgq 55, K2 ltx S CILKAVQ B X Q T S T 0 L O S F I N E S T ,n H Hr, YL 1 I xr W7 Tw Q Z H ' m A u -f fi 'Jr 04 .f Cr- Qt R lil' 'JK' RY y,.1 T ? .N X. K, K -6 XC r X? 1 Q UNION SHOE SHOP I4 Front St. lx 9 We Fix the Hard to Fix W S and Please iloe H ard to Please VANITY BEAUTY SALQN VIRGINIA AVE. COAL CO. 8'I'I State Street Good COOI and Excellent Service 991-Phone-406 ,hm 326 Complete Home Furnishings of Enduring Quality convenient Terms VALLEYDALE PACKERS, :Nc Q Valleydale Meat Products FURNITURE STURESF- B'iS'O'f Vifginia 607-609 State Street Bristol, Va.-Tenn. A Coralial Welcorne is given Bristol girls at Virginia I ntermorzi Some of the former Tennessee High School girls at Interment this year. VIRGINIA INTERMONT COLLEGE Bristol R. L. Brantley, Pres, Virginia I I44 li sniiiiiiixrg whmxwx iiins L Sawsniwanzs A 'Rb' X Q-'J - V75 ux QD, If .3 U WJ, My . jf f . 454' , LJ N Jf ey ff A, Q ,r 21? v-f f 4- N f N ,-4 x Y! Lf 77 Lf K, cj XJ! F- .fu f' .19 V xy? '43 oy!! CQ L D w. ,B X J ,f -f . 4 L' fw fw .f X yy X L-r .ff If 9 P' O fb? 9,05 M . X, X v C c b Xxx l gif, X7 Q J' Q7 f K J' X EY A., Oxxjf my wxgfigf iii C' vw 3 r F l rf J 'I 'V J ,. 3' 0' 139 f r 5 , , 1-Tu 7 I ,J 1 ' I , fy A V ,ff XY? Q JJ! If! my my JY jx? N7 O' if J? 3' LX X 'V 'f x' , A D in-' r 17 ' , - . r -'be uh- J TI' ly ,-I ' yi ,MJ df 'NN ' hi fb ' ' I ' N 1 i, 'Y f ' ,f V A 9'-3 , x i I ORS - 3.21 r ' X XV J X L. ' X 21 S QPU, 'ALJ NV!! fx 'xl SRX U Y pins .J JJ' A pf .ig my ff -N -f - J J' fd! ' XJ, 'XL ' Bristol Tenn.-Va. J' in 'f Q ' jx? Q25 , JY 5 Interstate Hardware The Jewel BOX Company, Inc' Your Friemlly jewelry Sf01'f',, Jobbers of 529 State Street Bristol, Va. GENERAL HARDWARE Electric Radio i and 'd S i ' 5 PP'ieS JoNEs WHOLESALE COMPANY Heating and Plumbing Goods The Om' Sfop House with the Bristol, Term.-Va. Bev fm' Less KI G CQIIFGF i Former Tennessee High Students Now Attending King l 14 BRISTOL FURNITURE Bristol Metal Products COMPANY Phone 750 Corporation Metal Fabrication gwzzaugda For Those Who Like Fine Shoes ikvfr Beautiful Shoes Accessories 'iff Sir Bristol, Virginia BRIGHTWELL-SPINKS, INC. 945 State Street Oldsmobile Passenger Cars Bristol Wholesale Grocery Inc. Diamond T Trucks - Sales 81 Service Phone 2440 BRISTOL MOTOR coMPANY Bm-,OL Lee Street, Bristol, Vir inia Buick Cors cmd U. 5. Tires VAN AND STORAGE CORP' sales and service Phone 287 Phone 3194 1 P. 0. Box 743 - 952 Sullins St. Pg 147 Ii7lLe ,Maude Wkere jim ,Nome Egim H Edmonds Brothers Supply Co. LUMBER - BUILDING MATERIALS AND HARDWARE FREE PARKING PHONE 3500 BLUFF CITY HIGHWAY Bristol, Tennessee AKARD FUNERAL HOME A FUNERAL HOME THAT IS A GARDEN SETTING I av el f - ,Jef 1, tf'19 '1 -- ' r fi' W EEE- aa Q. fl 3 V4 ff: IT' , 461-.,-1:-,mzg , QX 's -u f. fi, X 5533 fm. - Ui X , I IPI-O' 4s2f7W4-13' I- iqf' 2522542 1 E 51,445 I .HH ' I f M' m il ' I T f'5 , - 'I I ii f I' .'5. if' Qi. ms. BRISTOL'S NEWEST AND MOST MODERN FUNERAL HOME Private Family Roomgl-Iammand Organ and Chimes Private Chapel-Four Private Slumber Rooms 0 PERSONAL SERVICE 0 WE INVITE YOUR INSPECTION P I4 ANDERSON COAL COMPANY Names you know-Shoes you love i Tres 2 0 er va . We Give SGH Green Stamps 635 Stale St' Brlstol' Va' Phone N-1555 70 Commonwealth Ave Clinchfield - Darby Ol t d St k C I ALLEY CONSTRUCTION COMPANY Ready Mixed Concrete and General Contracting Union Trust Building B tol, Tenn.-Va. Phone 884 The American, Thread Company Spinners -e Manufacturers Threads - Yarns' X Made From Cotton - Wool - Nylon and Other Synthetic Fibres APPALACHIAN ATHLETIC HOUSE 613 Shelby Bristol, Tennessee Phone 3508 BARR'S SPORTING GOODS CO l0-l 2- l 4-l 6 Seventh Street Bristol, Tennessee P 150 f 'I ll ,F f . Ilkuo IDQR M. ggi Q,-3639 fflcb ml' Yxlfiifi gitligflgierl Eleady-Mix Concrete Co. JZ 9 fqfwfffi UK Y i ll2 ashington Street W? i ga, Bristol, Va. V9 Phone 3590 sARKEn's SUPER MARKET 808.5 CONFECTIONERY STAPLE AND FANCY GROCERIES . . NeWl'1M3gallllei-COIIFECFIOIIS Kelly Barker, Owner Bristol, Tenn.-Va. no sh sf' B l f Ten - BETTY GAY , Learn It Right 625 State St. Bristol, Va. Smartest in Women's Apparel Y0u'll be proud to say ifs COLLEGE from BETTY GAY? Bristol, Tennessee Fully Accredited BILL HENRY's , Everything Fine in the Magazine Line Magazines - Tobaccos - Candies 39 Moore Street Bristol, Virginia West State St. Bristol, Va. Phone North 3123 Bristol Lincoln-Mercury Sales J. C. PENNEY CO. Anything for the Entire Family First For Fine Food WINDSOR DRIVE-IN Holston Ave. Ball Brothers, Inc. Established 1905 FINE FURNITURE 506-510 State Street Bristol, Tenn.-Va. Bristol Gas Corporation Pgll 1 X My 7 , BIG JACK MFG. CO., INC. BLACK DIAMOND TRAILER CO., INC. Manufacturers of Commercial TRAILERS and TRUCK BODIES Bristol, Virginia BQSW Market and Grill Delivery Service one 3976 1701 W. State Complete Home Bakery St Bonk Street Men's Shop gamdefi 'a Parks-Belk Beauty Solon 61 1 State Street Robert C. Boswell, Inc. Complete Insurance Service 51 Piedmont St. Bristol, Va. Our Motto: Always for Bas! BRISTOL FLORAL COMPANY Phone 716 534 State Street Bristol A Good Drugstore Bradley's Drugstore Your Prescripfion Drugsfore We Use Pure Drugs Phone 1 Bristol, Va. Phon e36 171,15 Bristol Hardware Company ,- 840 State Street Phone 254 Bristol, Tennessee Business Equipment Co., Inc. Brisfors Leading YOUI' Ul'idel'WOOd -l-ypeWl'l'l'el' Drug Store Dealer Zguhlfof Own cgifappfg Co., jnc. 28 Moore St.-Bristol, Virginia-Tenn. Phone N-200 Authorized Sales and Service Agency for Remington Rand For Adding Machines - Typewriters - Calculators Kardex - Filing Cabinets - Bookkeeping Machine Pg iss 30 NSJULCCZ55 . . . We in the United States owe much of our high standard of living today--which we take so much for granted-to our American system of competitive free enterprise. It is competition and free enterprise that enables us to have mass pro- duction, to have quality goods at low prices, to have full employment. Because of competition, improvements in thousands of products are con- stantly being made. But such improvements and advancements are usually made possible by key men - men with imagination and determination to see their company and themselves get ahead-men who can Work together in a friendly spirit of cooperation and teamwork among themselves, yet in the best spirit of competition and rivalry with their competitors. Burlington Mills started 31 years ago as a small company with 200 employees. Today through the teamwork of its skilled, loyal employees -its key menu - it has reached a position of unquestioned world lead- ership in the textile Held. Key men are what American business needs today. And the key men of the future are the men Who, in their high school and college life today, see and take advantage of the opportunities for thorough training and preparation that will put them ahead in business and industry to- morrow. BRISTOL PLANT A UNIT OF UI' 111g O11 s 1 0 qt B4 . Cl ' . . Wwen mta the LW of.f4mer1c'a Makers of Fabrics for Women's Dresses, Suits, Coats, Sportswear, Blouses and Lingerie - Bur-Mil Cameo Stockings - Galey 81 Lord Fabrics - Fabrics for Men's Wear and Shirtings - Men's Hosiery- Men's and Women's Woolen Outerwear Fabrics - Retail and Accessory Fabrics - Industrial Fabrics - Ribbons - Catton and Synthetic Yarns - Decorative Fabrics. Page 154 Electricity is your most economical servant. llse il lreely. I Bristol Tennessee Electric System Distributing T.V.A. Power Best Wishes to the 'I955 Seniors of Tennessee High Cherokee Paint and Wallpaper Company Phone S-3473 lOO VVest State Street Bristol, Tennessee A.. MM' Jew at AWWMM EEWUWV E ?f1.6cQ ?.N.1 L2 off.-:- d2 j73uJ.,,,,-4,e,?f, tl A, 147413, CLJ-tL'm.J 'iJ7'3 Z'i 3 .uae f7,'-W 714fJf'L ' 'Amd IQ JMC Cer-'Jr' Lg? VJ BRISTOL DRY CLEANERS -to est Wishes to the 1955 Seniors AND FURRIERS B of Tennessee High ll4l W. State Street Bristol, Va.-Tenn. CAMPBELL MOTORS Your Friendly Hudson 8 Willys Dealer Moore St., Bristol, Va. Phones: N-3288-N-3109 H. G. Cecil, Contractor e 1590 Commercial and Industrial Electrical H. D. lnmllallom Bristol's Most Com I t to Fifteenth st. Bristol, Tenn. P e e Phone 1359 State and Washington Sts. Chief's Teen-Age Grill 736 Woodlawn Ave. Phone s-2193 The house that students built .luck Truyer's llesluurnnl H8 Moore Street Bristol, Virginia Host to Tennessee High Since 1927 mf afsxztl .M t5 pddf do anew! gf' me .mee L l ristol, Tennessee M K . nest wlsttzs MAU RICE CON N Commissioner Streets and Public Property J. B. DENTON 6 CO. l9 Commonwealth Avenue Phone l350 DeVAULT'S, INC. Athletic Equipment-Sporting Goods 14 Lee Street Bristol, Va. TELEPHONE 3568 P lit' WON'T YOU HAV-A-TAMPA? FASHION SHOP Smart Apparel Bristol, Tennessee The Largest Selling Cigar in fbe Soufb FULLER BUS LINE B ' I- - I 'll COWZUI Bl' Uthel' S 325 Paedlxfilfsilo so hivlmfe 2678 Local Service for Local People Bristol, Va. Garden Supplies, Seeds, Plants Pet Supplies, Wild Bird Feeders DIXIE SEED 6. SUPPLY CO. 802 State Street DUTTON 6: DUTTON General Contractors Doak Printing Commercial Printing and Engraver's Agent 804 Anderson St. Phone 2328 l 130 5th St. Phone 4256 Franklin Savings 6 Loan Corp. D A R R , S Low Cost Loan 65 Finance Service 29 6th St. Bristol, Tenn. 21 Fifth Street Phone 442 WE CALL FQR AND Furrow Electric Company DELIVER Modern Meiloods of Correcf Liglzfiligu 'I2 Fourth Street EDDS MARKET Quality Plus Service 310 Garland Avenue Phone 3490 East Tenn. Appliance Co., Inc. Frigidaire Sales and Service Power Bldg. 406 State St. Faucette Co., Inc. Bristol, Tennessee Pg I5 7 GLENN'S MARKET of Gray's Dairy EMMA caacling lair? GEORGE'S BEAUTY SALON Phone 1 161 Furrovfs Food Murkef , I 812 Virginia Ave. Where the Best Costs the Least Glenwood -Mountain View Cemeteries Modern Burial Parks e ua are Phone 374 Prpet IC HAGY'S GROCERY HULSTDN STEEL 1604 Edgemont Avenue rnsrnous scum aeao Unawaarawzmypgvu I 1 ll THIRD STREEI BRISTOLTENN. . 4 e . Free Delivery Phone S-3182 HOME INSULATION 6 ROOFING CO. Bristol, Va.-Tenn. HARKRADER SERVICE STATION 31 Piedmont Sf. -... , ,,.. ,,..A A EE ee-EI EE- 'I E ' '.,oT 'I'ee i fle e, f 4e'eoI .542 I.Iei TI,, eoe,I 0 .aaii Y f I:,I...,.' Qi :,. 4'9 ,- 1 lf, ' 'E '- 5 Si flfl i: 'f:- f f -':I' ff' ? 3' -f,. -I .- ' En ,I INTERSTATE JOBBERS CANDY CO., INC. BODY WORKS B Mfsr- conf- , , ,, risto , Virginia 'w'eck' Made L'ke New Virginia Beauty and Homestead Brand HOME FURNITURE COMPANY B Tri-Cities Largest Furniture Store Marion Cowan' Mgr' and 415-423 St I Ph 1700 3 e one PAUL'S No.2 Bristol, Virginia George Waldon, Mgr. RISTOL HOME TRADE STORE Pg 159 Keener Service Since 1888 6 W vm, ' 1 ' w KEENER DENTAL SUPPLY co. ' ff Nl5HlN5 nsnnl. surruss PH UTD Fl 5,4 UMIIRLANDUT Z5 MKEWAY 'E 900 Fifth St. Telephone S-33 ' if ii'Nt ,i'i If L i iii' if I' ,u f 0 g r a lo 5 F! , N , r F Wa w , .1 V W, F' I-J qv xlinwi I Mi W xlwv -yn., ' I i'i H QU if fi' U f ' ' XII, my ' ffl! ,u at xv A X. pi' rr' H ri F, P X - A 'N V 'lx 1, V IL! i' Q X I I' W, 'KV li I W JJ W ii , fa Wy J kt ri .W M it r ff ,wi ,iff if J if if . Yr! 'vii In Y wer WUI ' J' L iwwf, ji? A M' ,wi Wifi! IW , 11'h.f 3 .' ,I rm ,uw vw N E. Vi!! 'Irv ,M HY, fx' Lvwy yu ww y ,. -K' L Wi' V Hwy it K! .id -A V' W I 3' 1 IXZIALCOLMS MEAT SERVICE Randolph Street Bristol, Virginia Phone 4958 CHAS. J. LOWRY AGENCY, INC. Realtors LEVISON'S Famous Brand Shoes Names that you know- McGHEE PRINTING CO. Commercial Printers High Cla Engraving Fifty Years of Delivery When We PIOHIIO Shoes that you love at Great Savings 706 State St. Bristol, Tenn. Pg 160 l The S. E. Massengill Company Pharmaceutical Manufacturers 'A ' X. ko BRISTOL, TENNESSEE 5' N ' f' - 5 , E .. ' V- I. . A284 1 N Y k Son Francisco K C y , Q ,va ff,Q,fQ,,,,.a4 X ww, ,hw WM ,gg ,wwf ,gg 43,5 mf-K ava-9275-, 4446. f CHEV?-OLETX z fizvm E Wcgfute jfs-Sic-'54 A We fill any prescription regard- less of where ii is ruriiifii or by MOQRE'S MANUFACTURING wbaf physician it is written. At Fair Prices MINOR'S DRUG STORE Phone 24 COMPANY Potato Chips Peanuts Popcorn Peanut Butter Sandwiches Candies H. L. MILLER'S ESSO STATION Complete Esso Lubrication By M011 ll7fJ0 Know Their lolz ROAD SERVICE Phone South 2319 I700 W. State MITCHELL POWERS HARDWARE CO. Wholesale Hardware Mill, Plumbing and Electrical Supplies Bristol, Virginia You Can Always Gai a Bcfiicr Deal at P E 'I' E M O O R E ' S Your Electrical Appliance Dealer PRICE TERMS COMPARE AT ANY TIME SERVICE GUARANTEE l lO9 West State Street Bristol, Virginia NETTIE LEE SHOP PATY I-UMBFR C0- 509 State Sr. Phone 1921 Phone 3080 MORTON'S GROCERY THE OAKLEY COMPANY ll2 Pennsylvania Avenue PHONE 350 Plenty of Free Parking While Shopping High Speed Sanding Machinery Bristol, Tennessee Ii,l Beet 0-I' fuck lcd 6-06511 gag THE PARAMOUNT and STATE TH EATRES QV- 'uma l2ecu.l fr 7 PAGE-DAVIS MOTORS, Inc. Your ffwleere Tennessee High Chrysler-Plymouth Dealer Sehool Students Meet s3le5'5e VlCe For Many Happy EW 'S Cumberland St. Bristol, Va. , The Peoples fzmfdfen 5 SHIRLEY '28 ALBERT '40 HANSELL '29 ORAHN '40 NANCY '32 MARY ANN '49 Bristol's Oldest DAVID '36 JIM '5'l Jewelers JOHN '39 DOTTY '54 DOTTY '39 PET DAIRY PRODUCTS CO. Taste the Fresh Cream in Pet I ee Cream PETER PAN PASTRY SHOPPE Incorporated Your Specialty Bake Shop 507 Cumberland St. Phone 3650 PIGGLY WIGGLY POE'S FOOD MARKET Groceries, Garden Fresh Produce, Fresh Meats Frozen Foods A Complete Food Store lt Pleases Us To Please You 800 State St., Bristol, Tenn. Powers and Anderson, Incorporated The Largest and Oldest Surgical Instrument House In The South Physicians And Hospital And Sick Room Supplies PHONE NORTH 3398 BRISTOL VIRGINIA P 163 A-J I Q 4 JW! 'I 'W 'M' I' Ai' -I rm. .,-f fl Ap.,Jf' il fi 'uf M W .fr I I X N ,,' M N in , QI M ,W xxxx W li X I it J ...M I, .il Refrigeration Equipment Company W I L il nnnnn I .. ,fi , ln. M in ll I I T. in in if H, l , iq, 4 1 A 'I ' ' I A 1 i u '0 ' ' ' 4 ' 4' I l 0 we if f -A Mit.. J' r REFRIGERATION -INDUSTRIAL - MILL SUPPLIES l O Bristol, Tennessee RAYLASS DEPARTMENT STORE Always for the School The Smart Well-Dressed Und C0mmU 1lIY Mon ls Cutfitted By Cl0ff0fS LifwDf1d'S Remine-Cobble, Inc ReMINE-NUCKOLLS . , BOYS' SHOP Paramount Building 12 Sixth Streel Bristol, Tenn. ROGERS JEWELRY D. B. RYLAND an co. It's OK to Owe Rogers Jewelers 5I4 State Street Serving this area since 'I901 S. K. M. AGENCY, INC. A, Kyle Morison, Manager INSURANCE - BONDS Shelby and Sixth Bristol, Tenn.-Va. I' I64 QIEWIHIIEIIRQS- .Caumfering and :Dry Cleaning Cash and Carry 42-PHONES-General Office 44 Autog rophs We ,iw 5,44 ,jaw Lcwfw fefffwyw A ,ef QcK241.,Lc4 ' f J W 'LQ' , L JZ yi Best Wishes L U'7f L Shumuker Packing Company L A ..!gl4,t0?I'61,ll9A:5 BEST wlsHEs SLILLINS COLLEGE SAM SMALLING GROCERY THE SHERWIN-WILLIAMS CO 407 Holston Ave. Bristol, Tenn. Artist Supplies The Best for Less 5ll State Street Bristol, Va. SLAGLE'S WHITE SEAL Better Food For Less Flour 8' Meal l4-I6 Penn, Ave. SHANKEL MILL COMPANY, Inc NICKELS MANUFACTURING COMPANY SMITH'S TRANSFER 6 STORAGE 28 Goodson Street Phone North 21 l F O R D States Motor Company STEWART CANDY CO. Wholesale Confections WRITE-RIGHT School Supplies-Daggett's Chocolates STOP 6. SHOP FOOD MARKET This Is an Independent Home-Owned Store STERLING SOUTHERN MOTORS, INC. Piedmont 8. Sycamore Streets Bristol, Virginia HOUSE PONTIAC SALES 8. SERVICE Bristol, Tennessee-Virginia TENNEVA FUR STORAGE THRIFTY MARKET fs' 935 Shelby sneer I Summer Home for Garments i3fiSfOi, Virginia I Phone 2943 C SUPER SERVICE STATION 's ' Va' TRoY LAUNDRY ATLANTIC GAS AND OIL TIRES AND BATTERIES Cmfjid--yxafat .ful ' lk-VQAAZXK -5J c 5 7? 'A7' ' 2 J ,1c,4.,f,L.' 06105 l,L0,-.40,l pl aff. 'i' L of! CHQ ,ZV ! nf!-13 X 5'jf L'pLZLp l cgi Aj! gi, ,Ld ggi!! ,J ,pq oi- Q, - f I fifcfkffn' XC cjcl-QL .vs -,.1f I - , x N f' 1 A , ,.- li ' f2 MAI ci 0, I lf'-,,.?,f1.fQ rg, I TIIEIITIIE ,fsifipipw Mar jamifg jfzeafre TICKEL BROTHERS Signs Fifteenth 81 Shelby Sts. Bristol, Tenn. Good Signs arf' flu' Signs of Good Business I I N ST 4 1 , D -., l in s ,X ,.'- !iNx:xtKI eff, iff' 'B P 'H f B v-W' iff.: I. ' 'X .,., ' B J A X 1 VA GOOD TENN PLACE TO L IVE -, -2522 I Ch' if-N lg 'ifi?'I.QQQ ,QL YL C-xv L so A f i n m. fi A a.u.r.rtg?ggf,:AQ2Tlgf7Q,'iZISg w ma' WV 42-A ' ' Sh-- l l , , lx dx by Q illale uf Glmu Qllutles lx if THE BRISTOl':1i,YV:2iLN-:ii QlljC?UgSNl:,ii5iii6CENTENNlAL X f Congratulations to Bristol, Tennessee High N N Q Seniors on your Graduation and to all Citizens of Bristol on Our Centennial Birthday ' xi . 1 ,Q tsl , ' W 'N 1 Xxf X l f X A lv R Q ,Q PATTON-CROSSWHITE Post Crt a AND AuxiuARY X vETEnANs or FOREIGN wAns Bristol, Virginia-Tennessee 5,ooo wang WFHG Dial 930 WALKER'S SERVICE STATION F. W. WOOLWORTH CO. Bill Penley, owner 614 State Street Bristol, Tennessee Mr. E. F. Layman, Mgr. 1 ll 7 'A' v , k 4 l A ' 54 u H r. ,411 fWININGER'lS f 5 , GROCERIES AND MEATS Complete Line of Frozen Foods Fresh Vegetables 707 Spruce St. Phone 1721 Ea! lfwafum, Quclualen The Washing Shop FRED D. WEAVER FUNERAL HOME Ambulance Service TfJ0ugbffuI11ess Cbaracferizvx Our SC'T1JiC6v Telephone South 1473 l CLAUDE HENNINGER CO. General Controctors Bristol, Tennessee Commercial-Industrial Building Construction Bridges-Culverts TRUETT SHOE STORE 524 State Street Bristol, Tennessee FEATURING City Club Shoes for Men Velvet-Step-Gollywogs-Weather Teens for Women Weather Birds for Children The Most Walked About Shoes in Town YELLOW COACH CORP. For bus information phone 25-'il Office phone 2600 REX SHOPPING CENTER Incorporated C0urfc'0us E5 Friendly Service Always Abingdon, Virginia W. EARL PENLEY, General Manager SUE'S DRIVE-IN Complete Bus Service Good Food CNY, SUbUl'bUll 61 Chflffel' l5 2lst Street Bristol, Va R? :B Tls 3, 'lx ' -,, J 8 A 'T Qi, 44 v x 0 I 0 b ' Sie BUILDING MATERIAL it N X Q N 3 8 I W3 3 I Q I MILLWORK iiitlrsri Third Street PI, 170 Index 1955 Graduating Class of Tennessee High School Bristol, Tennessee Adams, Louis ...... ..,......... 2 2 Anderson, Marsha ..... ,..,.......,. 2 2, 107, 111 Arnold, Dennis .....................,.... 22, 113 Ashbrook, Nadine. , . ..............,......, . .22 Ashley, Iimmy ,.......,. 20, 23, 37, 43, 44, 105, 109 Barr, Mary ....,.. ,,,. 2 0, 21, 22, 44,111,121,123 Bentley, Calvin. ,... .....,..........,,, 2 2, 113 Boone, Betty ,.... .......,..... 2 2, 117, 121 Booth, Carol Io ..,.. ..,. 2 2, 107, 126, 131 Boyd, Mary Sue ..... .....,...., 2 3, 121 Bridgeman, lack ..,.. .,.....23,88,92 Briscoe, Frank ..,. ........,...... 2 3 Bryant, Ierry ..., ,.............. 2 3, 44, 109, 113 Caine, Nick .......,............., 23, 38, 113, 117 Caldwell, Harriet. . .21, 23, 37, 44, 104, 109, 111, 112 Caldwell, Ioe .........,..........,... 23, 105, 129 Campbell, lane ..... ...............,. 2 3, 125 Cannon, Ruby ...... ........,.......... 2 3, 120 Carmack, Grace ........,...........,..... 23, 121 Carrier, Dorothy ......... 21, 23, 107, 110, 126, 131 Carter, Ronnie ......,....,,,.,...,.. 24, 106, 113 Combs, I. B. .,.... 24, 36, 43, 44, 86, 103, 109, 121 Cornett, Ianet .....................,. 24, 109, 110 Daughtery, Arlene .............,.,.... 24, 111, 113 Davis, Don ....,.. ............, 2 5, 36, 118, 126 DeBord, lane ,..., .. .,.24, 37, 109, 112, 117, 121 Denton, Lynda.. .. .... 20, 24, 36, 44, 107, 126 Dishner, Ann ...., ......,... 2 4, 107, 126, 130 Dishner, Bill Dishner, Wanda .... .... 2 4, 107, 110 Doan, Louise ..... .,...... 2 5, 109, 113 Dugger, Ann .... ..........,. 2 5, 119, 121 Easley, Sandra .... ....... 2 5, 44, 104, 105, 111 Elliott, Lois ...... ...,. 2 5, 37, 44, 103, 107, 109 Emmett, Don ..... ...................... Z 5 Fields, Pat ...... ..... 2 5, 117, 121 Fine, Doris ,.... ...... 2 5, 107, 111 Flick, Don ...,. .....,...... 2 5, 125 Francis, Andy ..... .... 2 5, 109, 119, 121 Frost, Carolyn .... .......... 2 5, 125 Garrison, Carolyn ,... .... 2 5, 107 Gerace, Frank Gillenwater, George ..........,,.....,.,....,.. 26 Gilmer, Harry ....,..... 21, 26, 36, 43, 108, 109, 135 Glover, Kay .,..., ..........,......., 2 6, 110 Gray, Ioe .,.... .,............,... 2 6, 113 Greer, Mickey ..,,...,.,.,...... 27, 104, 105, 126 Greever, Betsy. .,,...................... 26, 120 I1agcy,King.. 26, 37, 43, 44, 102, 103, 112, 116, 131 Hagy, Mary Lynn .........., 26, 102, 103, 107, 112 Hammond, Patsy ........... ,....,.... .....,.. 2 6 Hancock, David .................. 27, 108, 125, 127 Hartley, Iane ,.,.. .,.., 2 1, 27, 36, 43, 104, 109, 111 Hatcher, Earl ..... ............,..... 9 2, 93, 125 Helms, Clarence ..... .............. , .... 2 7, 113 Helton, Bobby .... .... 2 1, 27, 36, 92, 93, 108, 127 Henley, Nancy .... ...,,.....,,...,....,... 2 7 Hickman, Lois .... Hicks, Ada ...... Hobbs, Sam Hodge, Billy. .,.... . Honaker, Bobby ..,. Honaker, Bonnie, . . . Honeycutt, Don ..... ...20, 21, 27,4 Hopkins, Iim .,...,. Ieffries, Bob .... Ieffries, Bill ,..,... Iohnson, Iune .............. Iones, Iimmy ....... ...20, 21, 29, 36, 4 Iustus, Lynn ...,..., Kelly, Larry ..... King, Bobby, . . . King, Travis ....,. Krill, Virginia ..... Langford, Coy ..... Leonard, Barbara .... Link, Sue ........ Long, Kenneth ...,.. Lunceford, Peggie, . . Lyon, Shirley ....... Maines, George ...,. Malcolm, Barbara ,... Massey, Bill ....... Mathis, Don .... . Mauk, Don ...,...... . . McBerry, Scott ...... McCroskey, Mary Lou .,..... McDaniels, Iohn ...,.... . . Mercer, Peggy ...,.., Miller, Ioe ........ Miller, Lloyd ....,.. Mitchell, Peggy ...,, Moncier, Patsy .... Moore, Ike .,..... Moore, Saundra ..... Morrell, Katie ....... Morris, Martha Io ..... . , . Morton, lack ...,,.. Morton, Larry ....... cvandr Ahen ....... O'Dcl1, Ralph ...... 30, 31, 37, 43, 88, Oliver, Guy .,....... Osborne, Glenn ..... Owen, Roy ,...... 1 ..,.27,110,124 ....27,109,1l3 ,.........27 .. . 27, 125 ,.....,H.......N...27,113 3,44,88,96,l04,108,111,127 ,....,,.....M.......28,125 .H.28,106,1l3 ....28,113,126 ............ 28, 113 s,as,9z,9z,96,10s,125,127 . ,.....,.. 28,43,44,10S,109 ....H.....H.28,ll6 .............,..l17 .....28, 109, 111, 116 ....U..28,l04,111 ,...20,29,96,l09,113 ........29,111,122 .,....H..29,l29 ..........29 ., ..... 29,121 .M.......U..29,ll3 ...H.....H,29,43,106 ..,.21,29,43,44,107,11l ..H.....21,29,37,106 ,.,...,....,...Z9,88 .............29, 125 ,..H.......N...2l,3O,l25 2l,30,36,44,l04,l09 ...H..,.30,10S,l20 . ..... 30,l07,110,13l ....3l,l09,l19,12S ,..,.......,..126 ...H....,..U...30,121 ....,,H..,30,44,107,l11 .....30,44,108,109,120,121 .........30,102,l03,l25 . ...... 31,111,121 .31,113 122 ...,31,l28,l29 ..,.H.......U.,31,96,127 ,..,.N....,N....,H.31,92 107,124,127 ..H..,..31,96,103,118,121 . ,.... . ... ... . 31, 113 . .......... 31, 130 Parker, Larry. .,... ......,. 3 1, 105, 106 Passmore, Terry ..... ..,. 3 1, 87, 104, 127 Patrick, Frank ..., , .....,.., 32, 113 Phillips, Stephen .... . ..,. 32, 88, 125 Phipps, Cleveland ......,,.....,..,,.,..,. 32, 113 Phipps, Emily ................,...,...... 32, 121 Pinkerton, Phil ................ ,...... 2 0, 33, 116 Poore, Norman .,... 21, 32, 88, 96, 108, 118, 127, 130 Price, Roby .,...........,........ 32, 96, 125, 127 Page 172 Pulliam, Carolyn. . . Ramsey, Genevieve . Reed, Iimmy. . .21, Rexrode, Bill ...... Rogers, Libby ..... Rowlette, Betty ..,. Ruzicka, Don .... Sangid, Iosie ..... Sieber, Barbara ,.... Shaw, Io Ann ..... Shockley, Barbara.. Smallwood, Ioan. . , Sparger, Margaret. . Stewart, Patsy ..... Arnold, Barbara .... Index Graduating Class KCONTJ 109,120,121 33 43, 92, 93, 96,108, 125,127 ......H.......H..33,43,125 103,109,121 . .,.,. 20, 21, 33,37, 117,121 ....33,92,93,96,108,125 121 ......,..23,11l ....., 33, 110, 125 .. ............ 33,110 ....33, 107,119,129 ..,.., 33,111,125 ......H..34,l04,l11 umor Class ........53,l07,126 ....53, 107, 111, 122 Astrop, Shirley ..,.. Barker, Phyllis .... Bentley, Mary .... Berry, Iames .... Beville, Bill . . , Black, Harry ..... Boring, Bob Boume, Allen .,.. Bouton, Ioe ...... Bowers, Ianice .,.. Bowers, Taddy .... Boyll, Dan Bralley, Iimmy ..... Brewer, Brenda ,.... Brinkley, Bill ,...... Broome, Buddy ..... Bruce, Nancy ..... Buchanan, Ioan .... Buckles, Garnett ..... Burke, Sylvia ..,.... Burnette, Barbara 107, .........53, .....53, 126 121 .sz ...,. , ,1oe,12s H..53,108,113 ...H..53,90,113 ...53,62,122,125 ,...53,89,102,120 .........53,96, 53107120 .....53,64,l04,10i ...........ss,90, ....54,107,l2Q .,..54, 119, 120, 119 126 125 125 131 121 .......H..54,122 122 ......,..54, Caldwell, Iudy ..... ..... 5 4, 103, 112 Campbell, Ianet .... ............ 5 4 Campbell, Robert ................,....... 54, 113 Camper, Gene ...,............,.......... 54, 113 Canaday, Larry ,........ 52, 54, 65, 90, 108, 125, 127 Carmack, Anne ..... ............. 5 4, 103, 120 Carmody, Barbara ..,. .......... 5 4, 86, 105, 126 Carr, Wallace ...,.. ..54, 88, 95, 108, 125, 127 Carrier, Buddy .... ....,...,............. 9 2 Carter, Gilbert ..... .............. 5 4, 113, 119 Carter, Sue .... , .......... 54, 64, 65, 104, 109, 112 Childress, Imogene . Cook, Paul ........ Cooper, David ...,. Coulter, Barry ..... Cowell, Gaston ..,.. Cross, Sue ...,.....,. Cunningham, lane, . . . Daniel, Tom ..,.. Davis, lean .... ...,.,,...............ss .....H.....90,106,125 H.,...55,119 ..H,...s1 90 125 ......55,119, 111 ......,,...s5, se, ........55, 107,126,129 ...52,64,65,88,10Q 109 ....54,55, 107,111,122 Stidham, lean ...... ...... 3 4, 121 Stinette, Luther Stophel, Ruth ..... ..... 3 4, 107, 111 Tankersley, Ned .... .,....... 3 4, 125 Taylor, lessee ...... ..,.... 3 5, 116, 119 Thomas, Cecilia .............,.. 34, 102, 103, 107 Utleye, Mal Ir. ................... 34, 44, 102, 121 Vance, Mary Kay. .20, 34, 43, 44, 103, 107, 109, 134 Washeim, Sue. . .21, 35, 36, 43, 44, 86, 107, 108, 109 Wade, Charles .,..,........................., 34 Welch, Helen .........,................, 35, 113 Whittaker, Margaret .... .... 3 5, 37, 104, 111, 112 Wolfe, Bill .......... ........,. 3 5, 119, 121 Wood, Raymond ..... ............. 3 5, 113 Dean, Sam Deere, Helen ................. 55, 64, 117, 121, 122 Delp, Lester .... 52, 55, 65, 92, 93, 106, 120, 125, 127 Dickson, Iessie ...................... 55, 119, 125 Dillard, Ianie ,........ ...., ............. 5 5 , 125 Donnelly, Mary Etta .,.. ....... 5 5, 121 Donnelly, Rosalie ..... ......... 5 5, 121 Duffield, Rebecca .... ........ 5 5, 118, 124 Dugan, Lynn ....... ..,... 5 5, 107, 117, 118 Dunn, Shirley .... .......... 5 5, 64, 117, 120, 124 Easterly, Pat .,..,........... 56, 102, 103, 107, 112 Edwards, Annette ...... 56, 64, 65, 107, 109, 118, 126 Elsea, Frank ,.............. . .,.....,..... 96, 120 Eyler, Anne ...... Faucette, Iimmy ,... Fisher, Kellus .... Ford, Preston .... Foster, Myrtle .... Freels, Inky .... Fuller, Nancy .... Galloway, Ianice Garrett, Bob ....... Gieger, Bill ........,. Gillenwater, Ruth .... Gillespie, Eleanor ..... Godsey, Sylvia ..... Goodpasture, Ioe ..,.. Gose, Iudy ........., Gose, Mary Ann ...,. Greene, Iames ...... Greeson, Io Ann ..... Gregory, Carolyn. . . Grindstaff, Betty .,... Gurley, Robert ...... ....56, 64,109, 112,121,126 ....................126 .U.w,w6 ....56,113 ...s6,107 ...56,119 ....56,113 .....,.........s6,1o6 U.......U..56,96,127 H..56,64,107,111,112 .......56,64,120,124 ...U.......U..56,111 ....52,56,65,86,104,106 ..N.,....56,107,126 .,,..57,120,124 ....,....92,93,96 126 .....57, 107,120,126 ........57, 109, 125 Hardie, Ken .,.... ..... 5 7, 64, 116, 126, 129 Harris, David ,.... ..,., 5 7, 64, 112, 119, 125 Harvey, Patty ..,... ............ 5 7, 121, 126 Henninger, Steve .,... ....................... 5 7 Henry, ,Ray ,...... . ,... 57, 64, 89, 106, 125, 127 Herron, Iackie ..........., 52, 57, 107, 111, 120, 122 Hobbs, Iune ....,.......,....,.........., 57, 111 Hodge, Iackie ..........................., 57, 121 Honeycutt, Harold 57, 64, 65, 90, 95, 96, 108, 111, 127 Homer, Iackie Lynn ...........,.. 57, 107, 122, 126 Iohnson, Bernice .........,............,....,. 58 Iohnson, Dorothy .... ..... 5 8, 119, 121 lnd unior Class CCONTJ Iones, Bobby ...,,...,...............,.., 58, Ioues, Charles ...,. Iones, Wayne, . . . Ioyner, lane .... Keaton, Dick ..... Kilday, Freddy .... King, Betty ,....., King, Riley ....... Kinnick, Iohnny .... Leonard, Earl ,,.. Lippo, lack ..... Luster, Ed Meadows, Allen .... . . . Moore, Linda lane .... . . Moorefield, Bobby Mutter, Zelle .......,...... Melver, A11n .......,... 59, M cDavid, Rexie .... ...... Nelson, Barbara .... Odum, Ronnie .... Odum, Tommy Overby, Mildred .... Parrot, Dick ...... Pasour, Don ....., Patterson, Kitty .... Peters, Peggy ...... Phillips, Richard .... Phipps, Earl Phipps, Linda ..., Priestly, Irene ..., Priestly, Lena ..... Prince, Iackie ..... Pullen, Nancy Quales, Romajean ,.,. . . Ramsay, Barbara .... . . . Reed, Kenneth .,.., . Roberts, David ..,. Rockwell, Pam .... Rogers, Evelyn ..,. Rouse, O. W.. . . . Royston, Lois ..... Rush, Nancy ......... . . . Rutherford, Betty ...., . Shaw, lack ........ Skaggs, Ierry .,... Slagle, Iimmy .,,, Slatery, Iohn ..... Slusher, Bud Smith, Alex ..,. Smith, Larry .... Smith, Sandra .... Snapp, Eddie ...... Snapp, Tommy .,.... Solomon, Linda Lee ..., . Spradlyn, Mary Io .,.,. . . . Steele, Ann ...,..., . Stinnett, Robert Stone, Iackie ..,.. Stophel, Carolyn .......58, ....58, 116, . . . .58,95, 106, ....5s, 90, 92, .......5s, 58, 102, 103, 107, 65107120 , , ,122, ....59, 111, 125, ...59, 64, ss, 120, .......,.59, .......59,l25, ....59,108,119, ....59, 103, 107, ......59, 104, .....59,107, .60, 107, 120, 122, ..........92, 93, ......60, 65, 90, ....60, 105, 112, .,.,60, 102, 103, ......60,92,96, ..............60, .60, 107, 111,112 .........60,119, .'.'.'.60Q ....60, ....160Q .........61, 120, .65, 107, 122, 126, .....61,109, 117, .61, 102, 103, 112, 7 7 CX Swiney, Ioe ...,.. Travis, Patsy ,..,. Troball, Charlotte ,.., . Waddell, Lucille .... Weaver, Freddie. . XVheeler, Sue .... VVeston, Gary .... XVidner, Charlotte .... . . Williams, Harry. . VVilson, Betty .... NVood, Stuart .... NVright, Laverne. . . . VVyatt, Patsy .... Young, Sarah .... .......6l, ....6l, 119, .,..........61, ...61, 111, 124 52, 61, 107, 122 v r 61,95, 120,125,127 .......61,125,126, 61, 65, 103, 107, 120 ....61,95,106,120 .......62, 107,110 ...62, 103, 107, Sophomore Class Alexander, Allan. . Anderson, Bruce. Arnold, Aunis .... Arnold, Ierry .... Barker, Richard Barlow, Barbara.. Barr, Bobby Barr, Clarence. . . Barr, Claudia ,... Bently, Ethel ..,. Black, Ianice ..... Bradley, Iackie .. Bcville, Bill Brooks, Barbara.. Brown, Guy ..... Bunn, Huberta . . Bryant, Bernard. . Caldwell, Pat .... Campbell, Bill. . . Carr, Darryl ..... Cline, Billy ..... Coffey, B .... Coffey, I ........ Cross, Sally ...... Davidson, Talley. . Davis, Elizabeth. . Davis, Ned ...... Demmo, Nicky. . . Dishner, Allan Dishner, Paul Dobbins, Paul .... Dobbins, Charles. Donahue, Phillip. Donaldson, Iimmy Doyle, Peggy .... Dunlap, Gerald Dunn, W. H. Esser, Eddie ..... Evans, Helen ,.... Farmer, Mary Nell .,.. Farris, Gordon. . . Felty, Betty ...... Fleenor, Charles. Fleenor, M. D. .... . Galloway, Glenda Cates, Margaret ..... ....66,67,1 ....67, 121, ...67, 111, 123, ...........67, .....104, 119, .......,.67, 110 .....67, ....67, 89,109,116 11,118, 122,125 7 110, 123 67, 8 9,1'10,'1'1'6,i11a, .....66, 67, 89, 21.168, . 68, '1'1'0,'i25, ...68,107,110, ..........68, ....68,119, .....66, 68,105 119 125 126 126 126 123 131 131 126 134 125 131 113 109 130 .67 122 .67 122 .67 122 122 125 122 122 121 123 118 116 .67 118 .67 .67 .67 131 123 130 127 125 .67 125 .68 125 .68 .68 125 122 125 122 .68 125 123 Page 174 I n cl So homore Class 1CONT.l Cent, Doris .,,,,.... Cilmer, Mary Iane .... Codsey, Sandra .... Criffin, Iimmy .,.,. Cuffey, Betty ,,.. Curley, Robert .,,.. Haga, Roger .... Harris, Marie Hnrkleroad, Lois ..., Haynes, David ..... Hatcher, Tom ..... Hawks, D ..,,.., Heninger, Lewis Hensley, Iimmy .,., Hicks, Barbara ...,.. Hicks, Earl ............ Harrington, Marion, . Hughes, Ierry ..... . . Hutton, Bill ....,.. lessee, Cecil ...,. Iohnson, Billie ..... Iohnson, Peter ,... Iones, Bobby .... Iones, Don Iones, VVithrow .,.. Kcndle, lane ..... Kennedy, Bill ,... Ketron, Evelyn ,.,,. Kilday, Freddie .,... Kitzmiller, lean .,... Lambert, Iune .... Lane, Loretta ..,... Lawson, Dennis .... Loggans, Nancy ..,,.. Long, Peggy ........,.. Lowe, Nancy Imogene .,,. Luttrell, Charlotte, . . Luttrell, Iane ........ Manley, Mittye ..... Mason, Betty .... Miller, Doris ..i,. Morrison, Peggy ,.,. Mottern, Dixie ..... McCall, Lee ,,.. McClain, Ann .... McCoy, Wiley .,... MeCrary, Dixie .,... Melver, Charles ..,. Neavcs, Elizabeth .... Newberry, Helen .,.,. O'Dell, Sa111 ....... Odum, Ierry ....... Offield, Io Ann .... Osborne, Buddy. . . Purdue, Ken .,,,. Peuley, Iames .... Poore, Betty .... . Poore, Wayne ..... ................6s,110, ,...,109,123 .68, .....6s,s6, 105, .,.,68,118, ....,68,110, ....'f.'.'f69, ....69, 95, 96, .....69,118, ,..69,119, ..,69, 124, . .,1... 69,123, '. '. 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Steffy, Kitty .,,..., Stophel, Harold .... Swiney, Barbara .,.. Swincy, Doris ,.., Taylor, Clara ..,.. Trinkle, Roger ..,, Turner, Peggy ........ Tuell, A. .,.......,.,. . Van Nostrand, Herbert .,,. XVeaver, Patricia ..,..,. VVelliver, Cary ....... Vkfest, Dixie ,...... VVhite, Phylis .,,.... VVilliams, George .... Williamson, Clyde .... VV ood, Alene ...... Wloolforcl, Linda ,,... Worley, Bobby XVysor, Danny .,..70, 70, 104, 109, us, ......V.......j0.,.iO4 .....70,124 ..,.70,109,110,122 .70,110,123 ....71, 110, 123: ........,71,110, 71, 102, 103, 122, ...71,109, . ....... 71, ,,...71, 123, ........66,71, ,..,71, 107, 118, ..,......71, ....71, ......,..71, ..,.......110, ....71,107, 111, .....,..,..71, .....71, 118, ..,..72, 123, Freshman Class Abney, W. G. ..........,............. . .. Abuey, Norma.. .. Anclerson, Robert ...,. Arrants, Patsy ...... Ashley, David ,..... Atwell, Angela ..... Baker, Kenneth .... Ball, Shirley Barker, Norma Faye ..,. Beach, Sandra ....... Beclwell, Frances ..... Berry, Martha ...,.. Bingham, Betty ,... Blevins, Billy Blevins, Margaret ..... Bolster, Irene ,...,. Boring, Ierry ,.... . . ff74,124 . . . .74 ....74, ....74, ....74, ..'f.7l1Q ....74, .,,.74, 1 7 1 123 123 123 123 125 .70 123 130 123 124 124 125 116 123 125 123 125 125 118 119 123 125 123 125 123 ,71 124 123 118 122 123 118 129 123 125 .74 .74 .74 126 103 110 .74 126 125 .74 110 125 125 129 174 Freshman Boswell, Gene ,..,....,, Boyle, Billy ...,.. Boyll, Betty ..... Bralley, Iaekie ...... Brooks, Patricia ..... Brnmbelow, Charles. . . Bnsliore, Arthur ...... Caldwell, Gail ,.... Caldwell, Ioyce .... Caldwell, Paul ..,.. Campbell, Peggy .,.., Camper, Carolyn Carriker, Iolin ..... Carter, Henry ..... Cawood, Patsy ,.... Clouse, Sandra Rita Cole, Iohn Cole, LaVerne ,.... Combs, Eleanor ,... Counts, Billy ...... Covington, Larry. . . . Crabtree, Phyllis ,,..,. DeArmond, Herbert ,.... Debord, Don Debord, Sliyrln ,,..,.. Doss, Bobby ,.... . Fleenor, Katlnin ...,, Fleming, Billy Flick, Freddie .,.. Freeman, Nola. .. . Frost, Buddy .,.. Garrett, Iimmy ,.... Gilbert, Shirley ,... Gillespie, David ...... Godsey, Beverly .... . Godsey, Linda ...,. Good, Doyle ...... Gooclson, Gracie ..,. Goodwin, Bobby .... Graham, Maurice ,.... Gray, Mary ....... . Craylieal, Iune ,.... Granstrom, Karl .... Cray, XVayne ,,.. Griffin, Carol Grnbbs, Ronald ..., llale, Shirley ..... llall, Norce ...., llarris, Iimmy ,..,,, llarris, Iohnny ...... llateher, Catherine lledriek, Brenda ....... llenclrieks, Iimmy ..... Ilenley, Carolyn ...., llenninger, Larry llziskins, Bradley Hedrick, Brenda ,... llieks, Billy llill, Ioyce llord, Patty .... 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Link, Sally ....... Long, Tommy. . , Lowe, Susan ..,,.., Lnneeford, Tilly. Lyon, Betty ..,... Malone, Paul ..... Mason, Billy ..... Xleade, Wayne Mikeal, Alvin .... Nlikeal, Herman. . Miller, Patricia, . . Mills, Melessa. . . N linniek, Richard ..... Mitchell, Harold. . Monroe, Bernard ..... lXlontgo1nery, Earl hloone, Bobbie Morrell, Billy .... Morton, Patsy .... Nlnnipower, Roger Mutter, Kenneth. . McCloud, Christine .... Me-Cray, Dale .... lXleDavid, I. T... lXleCl0tlilin, Peggy ..... fNleNntt, ludy .... Nr-Reynolds, lack O'Dell, Margaret. O'Dell, Phyllis .... O'Dell, Sam ..... Odom, Phyllis. . . Odlirnn. Virginia. . Osborne, Lou Ann Parker, Delores. . . Parris. Danny .... Patterson, Nancy. . Pauley, Iune ..... 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