Tennessee High School - Cadmea Yearbook (Bristol, TN)

Text from Pages 1 - 192 of the 1960 volume:

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V I x 'xi 1 TT IN MEMORIAM '5J ' E RUPERT M SMITH 1897 1959 4 S ffm wg, W DEDICATED 0 TO OUR FACULTY ff VX , ,f VM M L M ' if Mx Q 1 mp 'I I fb Aj 'v xjlfrkf 4? iff OUR TRADITIONS sas-.rsh The shield represents the honor of the school. Each unworthy thought or deed clouds its surface. The aim of every true and loyal student should be to keepit spot- less and bright, an outward symbol of the high ideals that our Alma Mater holds for each of her sons and daughters. The shield comes down to us today with years of tra- dition that have built Tennessee High School. The axes and rods of ancient Rome are symbols of effort, power, and strength, necessary to enforce the laws in the cause ofjustice, right, and high ideals. As sym- bols of our school, they represent the constant willingness that must be the part of every student, to see that the honor of the shield is kept forever shining and bright. Therefore, we, the students of Tenn- essee High School are honor-bound to hold these symbols dear to our hearts. 6 TABLE OF CONTE TS ' 'iff uf! hy 5.4-5 Jill? Em. ADMINIS TR ATION AT HL ET ICS FEATUR ES CLASSES ACTIVITIES ADVER TISEMENTS 7 Page 8 Page Page Page Page 118 Page 152 20 X ' 1 wx ' 40 I 19 - I if lr '. I 6 A ' ,' . an 'cv ' . an ' L ' -A 56 f I 1 ' .AW In O , L, A 4 ,f 4' -f 1 3- - ..-1' v. Er?-'IL 95 1 'gg ,ai .-':?1'u:,5 4 ', J. K: fu' . -Tig I I- ,' QAJ ' Y 1 -ra 4 r 4 1 :gg-I h V - .Y ' fi, - , b,,n31 'F' 4 . jf I , E v X gg' K if . 1.29. 5 5 Hs 5 M ' T 13 S , ,L , ,WY 3 My, 4 1 W M 3 sig xx X. 1 T, yr , f Aff. fb C, VL, 1. , at QW L OUDEJM5 UL Ck' L M I F 1 v 1 0, , L if, . J cl lxb -Lkbx U 1 K NM H U' I . tl NAIVX ww' AML fu ' .N 0 I V3 X L MH' , xf Dv Q My f1'1U! gvxko it J , I 1 Crf X If-, wr, , x,' X, 4 Lf? ' ' Cv, 1 v' f 4 ' K ' 1 I 'f lf ! K1 f' ' L f f 'Z' '-'+ 4 ,Catftf , ff '7 , v ' ' 1 1' J7 ' ',1 3 1' ,- lf if ' I A K, ,A r', 'I f . . f ' , V P' lf , I I JL, I X N 'YQ iw- K-5, X my . 4 SUPERINTENDENIIG Understanding, personality, and ' a desire to better the school system of Bristol, Tennessee, are the mailnk reasons for the affection toward Mr.'x D. F. Adkisson, our superintendentff Under his leadership, our schools have reached new standards of learn- ing, PRINCIPAL Perhaps to a new student in our ' school, our principal, Mr. Boretsky is just another principal. But to those who have been here any length of time, he is something special. He combines strictness with understand- ing--which adds up to a man whom we all admire and appreciate. !Nu.l.v1 ati lx, A .wil g, ,Aus RH x Ms ii x f n V Cf T7 'T f' 4 I 1 .ft 6 rf C 5' I 'J Lx X I At Y 4 c rf 5 C Qc X Y rf Nw M ,sv- 4'-,, 1 to i I f ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL Our thanks go out to Mr. Hugh David, our assistant principal and the skillful advisor of our Cadmus Club. In his years at Tennessee High, he has come to be an admired friend of all, 10 Seated Mr Paul Carman Presldent Mrs Hdgey Standlng Left to Rrght Mrs Hrckam Mr Sells Mrs Krng Mrs Boswell P RE T TEACHERS ASSOCIATIO Q9 Mrs Hancock Mrs Young Mrs Mason SECRETAR IES 11 X ,M R in v ' ' ' ', ' v A 5-,gg 5? ll? V N , . f' 1 v ZW qi Q , Vi: l ' ' Q g YW 'Lx .W ff' i f I N 3 ly fmjifm-'vs l I I ' l I MRS. GLADYS BEVERLY A.B. , M.A. University of Kansas Graduate Work, University of Chicago French Latin French Club Latin Club s, MR. ROBERT E. BARNETT B. S , East Tennessee State College University of Tennessee Diversified Occupations T 8: I Club Audio-Visual Club i MR. JIM BOWDOIN B.S. , University of Alabama Health Games Club Football, Backfield Coach Track MISS FLORENCE BOGART A, A, , Wingate Junior College B, A. , Lincoln Memorial University M. A. , East Tennessee State College Graduate Work, University of Maine Algebra MR. RICHARD K. BURKE B.S. , Citadel East Tennessee State College Physics Photography Club X. 1 5 ,N- MRS. JANE FISHER A.B. , Carson New man College M.A. , East Tennessee State College World History Sum mit C lub sd MISS MAURINE HAWKINS Carson New man College B.A., University of Tennessee Typing Spanish Junior Red Cross Spanish Club MR. I. M. GALLOWAY B,S,, M,A, , East Tennessee Srare College English Bible Club 'rye MISS REBSA KENNEDY B, A. , Berea College M. A. , East Tennessee State College Senior English Maroon 81 White MR. FRED KELLER B, S. , Carson New man College M.S. , University of Tennessee Physical Education Football, Line Coach Letterman's Club -11 .l MR. FRANK MAPLES, JR. B.S. , Howard College M, A. , East Tennessee State College Biology Chemistry Science Club af 4' MR. WALTER C. MARSHALL B.S. , University of Tennessee M. A, , East Tennessee State College Industrial Arts i MR. L. HOWARD NICAR, JR. B,S, , Western Kentucky State University Michigan State University Band Chorus F-A MRS. EVELYN R. OUELLETTE A, A. , Lees McRae College East Tennessee State College B,S, , Appalachian State Teachers College Graduate Work, Appalachian State College and East Tennessee State College Physical Education Games Club MRS. BOBBIE MCLANEY B,S. , East Tennessee State College M, A. , East Tennessee State College Biology MR. PAUL ODOM Milligan College B.S. , East Tennessee State College M. A. , East Tennessee State College English A merican Govern ment sgs',m1:qvg.agr,g,q, - 1 21 , A k MRS, EDNA S, POPLIN Virginia Intermont College King College B.S., East Tennessee State College M. A. , East Tennessee State College English Future Teachers of America MRS. W. C. RASNICK B.A., Carson Newman College East Tennessee State College Algebra Geometry Beta Club . MR. CLAYTON POWERS A.B. , University of Kentucky M.A., University of Kentucky Algebra Football, Head Coach Athletic Director Big Wheel Club MISS LINDSEY RHEA Radford State Teachers College East Tennessee State College B,S, , King College M, A, , Western Reserve University Mathematics Anchor Club 5 MRS, L. B. SNAPP B, S, , Radford College Hospital Dietetics Cafeteria Dietitian MRS. DAVID RUSSELL Queens College B.S. , East Tennessee State College B.S. in L.S. , George Peabody College Librarian Library Council i l 1 , t JACK WAYCASTER B.S. , East Tennessee State College Basketball, Assistant Coach RUSSELL BASHAM B.S. , Tennessee Polytechnic Institute Baseball ERNIE TROSPER B, S. , Union College East Tennessee State College Driver Training Elementary Physical Education Basketball, Head Coach 'N COOKS W1thout our cooks, most of us would surely be 1n mlsery They da1ly str1ve to prepare wholesome, nutr1t1ous food and we adm1re them for lt From the bottom of our hearts and stomachsl we say s1n Left to Rrght Mrs Conley Mrs Henley Mrs Mlkeal Mrs Groves Mrss Pope OUR FRIE DS CU STODIAN S Were lt not for the t1reless efforts of our custod1ans, the warm, pleasant atmosphere we enjoy would not be ours. We take th1s opportun1ty ' to offer a s1ncere thanks. A WAYS Left to Rxght. Mr. Cuddy, Mr Rutter, Mr. Gnndstaff 19 I Q 5 . - Tr ' px ' S, . X-15,7 J U , gg ' . . ' v I ni K S ' . . g .f-or A 1 t' SQ' If 1' Q . 1 ' ,J ya Q -'ie 4 cerely, Thank you. i . + W K X j r It .LH R , 3 ' . fr X X dy if ., , , Y 3 J 1 iw wil 't Q mi 5 4 'Q A 2 5 iw H If Q as Q . S A I wg . . ff , ,Pg ff-we if IKE 7-... FOOTB LL 1959 1960 The Viking team of 1959 saw football reach its greatest peak in the history of Tennessee High School. Winning ten of eleven games--the City Championship--- the Exchange Bowl in Kingsport---the 1959 team displayed all the qualities of great athletes. Not only were they outstanding as athletes, they were gentlemen and scholars as well. Their team spirit, their attitude both on and off the field was such that the school and community could be very proud to be represented by this fine group. They set standards which future teams may well strive to match. Individual honors were garnered by Randy Robinett and Joe Garrett who were selected on the All-State first and second team respectively. Howard Garrett was chosen the most valuable player and his brother Joe came in for a second honor when he won the coveted King Trophy. Coach Powers Coach Keller and Coach Bowdoin can always remember with pride the great team they guided to victory Qa- l- WOPIS Jerry Donovan 1ntervlewsCoachClayton Pow Trainer Frank H Maples Jr looked after hurts and ers as the squad gets ready to leave for Washington bruises Doc Maples did a great JOD keeping the The mp was made possible by the Viking Booster ooys in shape Club Inc 23 a a . - 1 A I 1 I I l l Q I I hw.. I- - Q K, 45 I 2: 5 . . . . . . ,, ,, . . . . . . B5 qui? sn 1 4, I, -5' 7 4 , A 1 1 0- F if I 95 1 ' i no Niacin R ., ,. W if 'Ev CO CAPT HOWARD GARRETT CAPTAIN JOE GARRETT CO CAPT WHITEY PULLEN Most Valuable A11 State 2nd Team Tennessee A11 ctry THE 1959 60 VIKI GS Roanoke Grcenevllle Church H111 Johnson Cxty McM1nn County Erwtn MOFFISIOWH Kmgsport Vtrgtnxa Mem phls Catholxc A11 Cxty Opponents BILL JOHNSON RANDY ROBINETT WALTER WOLFE All Ctty All State All Ctty All cuy 25 1 , 13 ----------------- ' ------------------------------------- 7 20 ----------------- 1 ' ----------------------------------- 0 83 ----------------- ' ------ - --------------------------- --0 7 ----------------- ' ----------------------------------- 0 34 ----------------- ' ------------------------------- 12 25 ----------------- Elizabethton ----------------------------------- 6 26 ----------------- ' -------- -------------------------------- 7 26 ----------------- ' ----------------------------------- 12 6 ----------------- ' ------------------------------------ 27 34 ----------------- ' ' ' - ----------------------------------- -- 0 13 ----------------- ' ' ----------------------------- O W Y GEORGE ALEXANDER BILL BUSKELL MIKE COOK WAYNE DEERE BOB ESTEPPE JIMMY HOFFSTATTER All Cuy BOBBY JOHNSON STANLEY KITZMILLEI DONALD LEWIS All Cny All C1Iy 26 Yu. 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W J ,l PW. iff' .K 1.93 VIKI G 1 Front Row Rlchard W11son B111 Rouse B111 Pullen Jerry Felty Randy Ibbmett Wallace Coffey Joe Garrett Back Row Doug W111oughby Donald LEWIS D1ck Buskell John Chapman Wayne Akard hmmy Chandler The 1959 60 Tennessee I-hgh Basketball team moved 1nto the new gymnaslum at Jun1or Hlgh School th1s year In the1r second year under Coach Erme Trosper the V1k1ngs turned 1n a 7 16 record The won lost column does not tell the ent1re story however 1nexper1enced for the most part plagued by 1nJur1es and other handlcaps the team fought hard agalnst the always tough oppos1t1on of the B1g 7 Conference The V1k1ngs pulled one of the great upsets of the season by defeat1ng the h1ghly rated Hllltoppers of Johnson C1ty 58 56 An outstand1ng feature of th1s seasons team was the f1ne teamwork d1splayed by the boys Lead1ng the way 1n scorlng were Jerry Felty Wh1teyPul1en and .hm Chandler Conslstent servlce was shown by Don Lewxs John Chapman D1Ck1e Buskell Joe Garrett B111 Rouse and Frank Blackard 30 pl ' 1 , X ,ggi ' , , ' , .. . ' 9 9 BASKETBALL v r X Q Y A. ,l ig, s M -yi H Lia' Coaches: Ernie Trosper, jack Waycaster Managers: Joe Perry,V' Sam Marley 1 T 'i M W , W . shfntn- 'Va' va . if C i i ' I 1 5 1, Z ,3- a l ' F' ,Q 4' Q I 04 7.1 O- ,Q 'S 7. al l 1 E Tennessee High and Holston Valley netmen eagerly wait for the ball to drop off the rim in ,the Vikings first clash with the Rebels. 31 1, f N, 4.1.- VARSITY SCHED LE We They We They Bluff City ---- --- 34--41 ' Virginia High ---- --- 47--58 Johnson City ---- --- 58--81 ' Morristown ---- --- 52--58 Holston Institute ---- -- 51--56 ' Virginia High --- --- 44--53 Morristown ------ ---- 5 7--53 Greenville ----- --- 89--57 Elizabethton --- ---- 45--65 Kingsport ---- ---- 4 9--80 Blountville --- ---- 56--45 Johnson City -- ---- 58--56 Holston Valley -- ----46--45 Erwin --------- ---- 5 7--64 Kingsport ----- --- 40--80 Bluff City ------ --- 58--56 Greenville --- --- 71--51 ' l-lolston Institute -- ---- 55--57 Blountville -- --- 45--50 ' Holston Valley -' --- 57--55 Erwin ----- Home Games ----51--56 ,. 5 V y ifiii - fd wifi -D i i L QQ! 1 f-I f 1 SQ' f s r , we it icq ,fi lil we , if a U'-'-'ff' V- ,ff 'Ht f. 1 'Q . ,p A3 J 14 f ...- 4 x! 1 x 'nr iff? QNX .J Qu for Dickie Buskell jumps high to claim the ball for Tennessee High. DICKIE BUSKELL JIM CHANDLER JOHN CHAPMAN JERRY FELTY BILL PULLEN JOE GARRETT l RANDY ROBINETT DOUG WILLOUGHBY BILL Rouse 33 Lk, , ,Q U .5 ' 9 5' 'wh 49 l The Vlkmg one defense shdes to the left to keep an B111 Rouse and Whltey Pullen double up on No 23 to g opposlng player from drtvtng tn for a shot the ball JU 1011 ARSITY Standing, Left to R1ght Denms Beard, Ival Thomas, Ronme Sm1th, Daryl Lowe, Kenny Rnbmson Seated Mtke Ph1pps Buddy Legg, Rlchard Creason, Edd1e H1CkS, Charles Vannoy 34 iq 4 13. 2 - . , ,L 55, A-' - .Q . S1 uh v 9 'ig' ' I x K X - C' . e s 1- .X + 1 ' ' h . .. -5 , . f 4 - y I g -J . - 4' ' a ki ,f A 'ff '- Q 'sk Z4 1 'e in ,11- , y I tx k gf 1 V ,S ff- . 'rl V. at gf Q, ,fm M..,,, Vy vg ff , fi fx' Ja W. tts? of ' ' ' z - ' ' ' . ' et A Y . , ' Wg ',, . 1 3 ' A -5, J W A . 0 A , ' , A 4 ' . za , sv ' , - WN. 1 S AP Q V ' T7- Vf w X ' V C-v Q- . 5 O a 'f BASEB LL Veterans and rookies meet with Coach Russ Basham early in the spring to make plans for the coming Se-HSOH The 1960 team was working hard to match the record of the 1959 squad as the Cadmea went to press. The 59 team won the Big Seven, the District, the Regional Championships and placed fourth in the State Tournament. Coach Basham and the 59 squad traveled several hundred miles back and forth between Bristol and Knoxville to take part in the state tourney. Behind the great pitching of Whitey Pullen and Bill Green the team expects to go all the way in the 1960 season. This was the first year that games were played on the new field at Haynes- field. In this season the batting power of Walter Wolfe and Stan Kitzmiller, along with the relief hurling of Lester Byington, is expected to place the Vi- kings high in the state standings. Pretty Penny Camper displays the trophy brought 35 the 1959 team. l , Coach Keller and Mrs Ouellette H1 one of therr frrendlxer Coach Fred Keller moments PHYSICAL EDUCATIO me gym and Charles Flannagan wart for the bell to rmg M- 4 U A few of us gave up on the push ups John Wood Dwrght Srsemore Larry Kmg and Bobby 36 Slagle lrmber up V . . 5 T ' C Johnny Arnold and Charles Flannagan lead the pack around Ben Cross, Coach Keller, Steve Borersky, Dexter Newman ,f l - r -. C ' ' A C , LL'W,.,z W ,,,., , .K J, Left to Rxght Phylrss Hughes Janet Worley Mary Ann Thomas Jan1ceMonc1er A K Morrxson Wayne Bellamy Penny Camper VIKI G CHEERLEADERS WWW 'lffgfiiv f1 'M lmVH- -JM? wvwi W4 The Vlkmg Cheerleaders meet long before the school year begms and practrce long hours after school to perfect thelr routmes Mlss Martha Marshall shows Penny Camper and A K Momson how to decorate the stage for a Pep Sesslon -,ii-i -4 ' M, QW ' W .,,,,,,,,..,,.,,,,,,,,,, 1 . 1 . , - - , , . r , U iv ., X in , fs, , - C , My , C ,pg yn.. , W , 95 Y t E Q. 1 Q W Q 3 ,f S. K . .I H , , 5 - .V , W , . ,L Q ,f ,4.fa...- ' ' fr ' V A ' :M 213- 5 5' W 'gg' - ,,.l -,gf , A The V 'X 1 M ' 'Mi W' W.'n ' .. f, A 7 W, , - A A ..,.., , 1, , I ,,,, M V ,WW MHA , ,Lum . 'HH X wx w V W, ' fl' -W -. ', ,M I 'H' t ,yywmrg .nr A A ,, .WW G.: I V N V V '-f f ' 1- N' R: , xWIgwL..,?f Coach Jim meets with prospective trackmen early in the spring. l TRAC K The return of distance men Wallace Coffey, Randy Robinett, Don Lewis, Dick Galloway, and Sonny Dixon gave promise of a great year in track for the H Vikings. Also expected to help the team were sprin- ters Joe Sutterlin, Don Pridemore, and Howard Garrett. The outstanding relays teams of 1959 won the one and two mile events in the Big Seven, the district and placed second in the state. Don Pridemore ran --U 3' a good third place in the 220 dash in the state meet at Knoxville. if ,W The loss of the beloved Rupert Smith was keenly felt by the team and Coach Smith's influence will not soon be forgotten by his boys. ,4 4... SQL. . , i '.,. 'gf Upper! right- Don Louis i l ' fs takes baton from Wally 30:65 Coffey. Lower right: Bill :rg--fl Rouse goes over the bar. ' A Lower left: R4l11dyRobimctt t V ' 'S ' Likes baton from tl viking ills I Y . , , teammate. ' y . ,qi N, K' 1 e h 5 Mfg, fs 11 4 - W K g, t ,2,, H l N. ' 2, f Q I xl. Vv f 2 AI V i ?: '9 fl iii! ,,!vdL , , s ' If 9+'yrf ff If l'Lh? O lu Q C ,-, I , X - ,l XL!-L' f N 11' f I A h . 1 X, N gnxfo 0 1 U A A , f VV ? If 'f V L' r . . W, CT . f ,A Luc, ' Y for K ' A 1 Q LZLJX 6 V Nl J' QV LIT W V N I ' 1 x 0, l , 0 , ' ' . V1 Mft -V aw ' Af Afkff'-f'-J' , Q .ff- , M QL, V f , A A., at ji A Y' If T. X 0, ,4 'V l I, ' rn I , VJ! L1 -If lx, ,, . .o L' ' 'X 1' f ZF ' A f L . h C-0, fl f Pt ,fs . C L' , ,Z ,D JZ..'1.,'2- 1 V f X I 2 Lcjl I f gl ' ,-C+ Cy ' '43 f. 41 I, ,4 ' nhl ' ' - ,NN JCM L! uf' 'fvf7QJ of L EPTEMBER Anxious students await the opening bell of the 1959- 60 school year. 1'1- e' ,Q -4 sf. no 31 ' . p A, f'Q.,ff l 1 a 1 l A3 2, gm Y Wallace Coffey and Joe Sutterlin chat with Crappy Allen after an inspiring chapel program. , I?' Mike Cook, Tom Byington, Dick Shumaker, Stan Work begins early for Mr. David and Barbara Kitzmiller, and Howard Garrett take time out from Rutherford, editor-in-chief. football practice. 42 CCTG BER Ben Cross, Dick Shumaker, Randy Robinett, and Whitey Pullen dress in high style for a football trip. 14,230 .rs . The Viking Cheerleaders send the team off to resounding cheers for victory. ig The Coatimondi was more frightened than Linda Linda Dorton demonstrates an old American Shular and Mona Shoun. custom for a history class. 43 Football players and Cheerleaders give annualchapel program during V-T Week. OVEMBER I Margie Pippin, senior, is chosen football queen by student body. DECEMBER Barbara Rutherford, Bonnie Davis, Ronald Willi- ams, Bob Doud, and Buddy Wagner relax before Senior play. Junior girls set aside December 11, as a day of mouming for class rings. The Christmas holidays were celebratedwitha dance Pat Hagey, Kitty Wood, and Bonnie Davis enter- sponsored by Scout troop 257. tain the senior class and sponsors with an ODen House . 45 JA UARY Bob McConky, Alice Wilson, Janice Burnett. Dick Shumaker, and Bill Johnson have a Happy New Year Bev Bushore is surrounded by Know ledge as she studies for se- mester exams. TR f I-, Bob McConky Dlck Shumaker Brll Johnson and Boo Randy Robxnett and Joe Garrett recelve All Johnson have a boys slumber party State Certrfrcates from Mr Smrth as Tom Nugent and Coach Powers look on 46 FEBRUARY This class looks like it is sufferingfrom overwork A good hot meal tastes good on a cold February day as Jimmy Slyman and Mr. Maples check Barbara Duncan's lunch. ...AL Bob McConky enjoys the assistance of Mary Snapp Bob Johnson asks Janice Moncier to be his Valen- during Twirp Week at T,H,S, tine. 47 ARCH .i Mary Snapp struggles with her senior term paper. R', 55' wx ,I ,I , .. .. I. Z Chiqui Hogan and Carol King use the library as an assistant. F3-.ss Q: .. Did Eugene Gross get up in the lunch line? Ben Cross and Dick Tankersley seem lost for words. 48 APRIL Rebgcca Bollrig skeins to be getting rhcworstond of this April fool s Joke i I April showers for Mike Cook, Dick Shumaker Garrett. 5 I P A convention holdeveryycarforpresenrarion Bob Johnson Mrs Ourllrrtr .md Rgnrgos Boi of .imirds for outstanding workin publications, isheld ing hurry to rhoir IMXI class 49 Y Cadmus Club members get early view of the 1960 Cadmea, Seniors, Don Pridemore, Joyce Tickel, Jane Helton.-and PM Johnson, anticipate graduation. an 1. ' Q, V Mxw, fggfiiii K4 ' ,W 'fu WW' X .1 ff 5 WV? Y wif 'sez Q1 r- ' f - Mi X 4 ,-' '. ' ,Q Q . f- sizezafsfffi, f P- Tennessee High students enjoy thewarm out- of-doors Beverley Boswell collects the absentee slips for again. the last time this school year. 50 22,4 1 '54-7 TENNESSEE HIGH CHORUS The Tennessee H1gh Chorus 1S under the d1rect1on of Mr Howard N1car It 1S composed of students from the Jun1or and semor classes The chorus g1VeS many concerts at the c1v1c clubs 1n town and at our own as sembly programs Durlng V T Week the halls were fllled Wlth the vo1ces of the chorus as they led the school 1n the s1ng1ng of the v1ctory songs Tennessee I-hgh would not be complete wlthout the pleaslng vo1ces of the chorus lccompumsr N1XRIOIxXxHlTLOXx 1 tror MR Oh ZIW 5 l, , X H L- :A ' ' . z ' V ' Dire' A , H , XICA-HI? rl Ev ws, Q' c P Q' 5. fin 5 P V ,f-'EMEQJQ 9 0 1. THE TENNESSEE Band Sponsor Dlon S1merly 52 Drum Major-Martin Hamilton Head Majorette-Sandra Hill BAND COUNCIL HIGH SCHOOL B All pl 11. Majorettes Left to Rxght lst Row Webb H111 Drydgn 2nd Row Campbell Karon Garrut Ovcrbay 53 VIKING FLUTES Left to R1ght Smlth Smlth Jones Owens 2nd Row Naff Ham1lton TROMBONES Slzemore Kmg Hurt Stewart R1ckets Owens Brumbelow Brmkl ey FRENCH HORNS BASSES AND BARITONES from left to r1ght lst row Sxmerly H111 Wagner 2nd row S1mcox Bralley 3rd row Hall Wught Shlelds 54 P . . W . . X LV.. ' I 4 , f I . : 1 CORNETS from Left to Right lst Row Woods Ross Flannagan Weaver 2nd Row Cannon W1l11amson Clark Lambert 3rd Row Hamllton Fleenor PERCUSSION from Left to Rlght lst Row Johnson Cook 2nd Row Brxcker Morrxson Armbruster CLARINETS from Left toR1ght lst Row Mtller Brooks 2nd Row Thomp son Tratnam 3rd Row Wagner Jones 4th Row Clark Ttssot Hum Kelron Malley 55 r . I 1 . r : . , , . : . . Iv G, f ' , X , I m-'Lv l w'f.-N, I CWC , .,,... '-N...- ,, 1. ..... C N.. .,. .. , ' -I X I , , ,. I I H. H.. ff rn .- ,I ...H M- fl ' 1 4 0 I , , . , . . 1 , . . r I , . Z ' . . I . - I . , . . . ,...,W,f LA1, 3, I N. , M' V 3? lim i E N, Mhai 4 A 1, 2 ,H ff? Q wi N R ' I . if E . r P D .9 f LJ, ,suit xl, VW g -I 6-fx. -XA IDUQX' C . XEAJUV 'rx KK- X , -. , , . -. Vw - ' 1 .a 1 C . X as. U! W X! K E fin XV, . -.. , I -N FH . 12,4 . f f A'- f - VJ f - . 1 , 1 , L, I f . J 1 -,f Z K uv v-,f-P531 5, f Aj xx lf! ,X SENIOR SPONSORS 2 a 5 , r r r 1 ii Seated-left to right: Miss Rhea, Miss Hawkins, Miss Fortune. Standing-left to right: Mr. Odum, Mr. Bowdoin, Mr. Marshall, and Mr. Burke. SENIOR OFFICERS A41 Left to right: Mike Cook, vice -presidentgLinda Shular, chap- Left to right: Bob Doud, vice -presidentg Jim Hire, Laing Stanley Kirzmiuer, sergeant-at-armsg Janice Moncier, president: Barbara Rutherford, rreasurerp Don Lewis. secretaryg Joyce Tickle, treasurerg and Jim I-lite, president. sergeant-at-armsg Mary Ann Thomas, secretary. Not pictured, Wallace Coffey-chaplain. 58 SENIOR CLASS Wayne Franklin Akard Barbara Lynne Amold Patricia Ann Ashbrook Glenda Sue Barlow Charles William Barnes Vera Elizabeth Barnes Sghdra Lee Bates jannette Wayne Bellamy Samuel Mac Arthur Black Evelyn Irene Blevins gssx, ' r Q S 'EX .933 SXYX 'f' 1 'C Q'T 1 W 5' '11 vga B LG. ZZ 1 .4 fi SE IOR CLASS Harry Lee Boling Rebecca Greer Boliug Beverly Jo Booher Sandra Darcella Booher Pamela Bowman James Edward Bowers Stephen Lynn Boretsky Beverly Ann Boswell Mary Carolyn Brooks Jerry Alan Brown Howard Jonathan Brooks Betsy Ann Buckels ' 5 Sr WRC' 4,55 ' 1 1 i Linda Bullock, Bettie Jo Dunn and Phyllis Spradlyn prepare for American History project. Linda Ann Bullock Richard Paul Buskell We sf w E R '27 Janice Rebecca Burnette William A. Buskell I at l gil gr Wanda Cooper Burnette Milton Haskell Campbell , ,QV Y in QR' m 13 3 nfl 5- Beverly Ann Bushore Ralph Lee Campbell C11 :ac 4 5 4 613 ,173 ix ' 5 'stuffy David Oakley and Kenny Elmore cook up a little mischief in Physics Ann Elizabeth Camper Juanita Mae Carrier 'T '21 Y 9 Phyllis LuAnn Camper Ernestw. Cassell, Jr. if 'ff Q fl- r '-vf' 'lr Merle LaVern Carmack Ann Stuart Celia use We in rv Q, 'K 4--h un, ve' is-A mi 'K ed? ' if 'fr m YL class. Io Ann Carr James William Chandler .....-.,.,,g 6 ns.-f Nr --...q- Qi SE IOR CLASS Preston Wayne Deere, J Robert Marshal Doud 45,1 Aug b I i Martha Sharron Chisholm John Wallace Coffey Ja mes Michael Cook lerlene Delane Crigger George Benjamin Cross Bonnie Anne Davis i 7, , Samuel Thomas Dixon ,, Linda Elaine Dorton My fd .au-5 , Wi 3 K I Qu in-up Ronald Glenn Drake Bobbie Lee Dryden T T? -in or ff' its if QQ' 36 g, . SENIOR CLASS Barbara Jean Duncan Bettie Jo Dunn Shirley Ann Eads Harry Kent Elmore Ill Dorthy Lee Evans Nancy Joyce Feathers Andrew Douglas Flick, Ir Mary Almeda Frye 1- N, 3 3, s fa w-, W QM l - 1 Ti- 7' A ru William Walter Fierbaugh Q. ta William Jay Flannary ou.. I 2 'se ,QA 1' k f f W 4 ,-Q ,F William Joseph Flick is Betty Jean Frazier 'Y an-lllo Q - v.-of f4 1114. Marjie Pippin, football queen, and runners up, Martha McDaniel and Carole King Robert Deane Frye Carolyn Rhea Greene lic.:- 'V o Q-ve 'i 3-I Richard Lawrence Galloway Patsy Greene 's .,,.,,t31't . w Q3 ! I X-if ' ,K I Qt Alg- Howard A. Garrett William Louis Greene Vx M23 '-7 ',1lv sv' M Joe AllenG.1.:otr Gary lnfayue Grogg Y --ni v- - lil 2 l 1 I 36 Allan Robinette, David Oakley, Bill Flannary and Kenny Elmore, pose as Virginia High cheerleaders during V-T week. William Eugene Gross Martin Lee Hamilton NC 9 , Thomas Lee Haga William Kenneth Haga John Hammond Priscilla Ann Harkleroad 'xii il I or ft' , G-uv I Av u B51 I, gl K 1 2 Pl Patricia Hagan I-Iagey Gerald Thomas Harris SENIOR CLASS Charles Allen Hartsock Wilma Jean Rogers Hartsock Richard Lee Haynes Martha Ann Herald Barbara Jane Helton David H. Henry James Allen 'te i Joe Ann H01 ing f Betty Jean Hockett james Lewis Hoffstatter Susan Key Jackson Erma Gaynelle johnson AUS? 1 9 f x... 5 4' V i as GP E IOR CLASS Larry William Johnson Patricia Gwynne Johnson Ronald Lynn Johnson Mary Frances Jones Alice Katherine King Stanley Phillip Kitzmiller Claradeen Lane Patricia Anne Loggans Preston Eugene Ladd Rebecca Sue Ladd .sp Rag, jf Nadeen Lane Donald Wayne Lewis WY' ,,..,s f AX me I ew ., f. 5 is in Q Wffvf 4 5 ., M, ,, I fs 96 Billy Buskell and Joyce Tickle ta ke time out to discuss a weighty problem. Brenda Manus Jimmy Evans McReynolds 4-4- f-' 1-2415s -uv 5 2 qs -Y NEA, ii .-1 ' ur 1 l 'av '1 7 George Michael McCormack Robert Wavne Miller up '.Q, Y X .,f Mack Allen McCray James Freddy McNew Janice Lee Moncier David Preston Moore -gi f-. ...Jr 4 GD 6 is Y Q, S Q1-1' ill ff' ff l 1 5 z 5 s J at l -1 .V l,X l E' ll xl l'kS'z lfkgk s H V3 J' i i r 3' A 5 5151 fi 3 D54 1 59? pi' zhf ,E - X Q 4 of Senior members of the Chorus rehearsing for the operetta, Pirates of Penzance. William Randolph Morley Sandra Williams Mutter George Thomas Morton, Jr Billy Wayne Nash 'lit-. up T' Blye Suzanne Mullins Dexter Conrad Newman JON 5,83 ff 4' .,-s , Q: Carol Diana Mumpower George David Oakley f Qi y.. 4-f-sp my Fw-7 !' iz 'NO 5 'ia 4 I SENIOR CLASS Marjie Jane Pippin Judy Ann Quesenbury 'S 5 f P ns Phyllis Lee O'Dcll Phyllis Ann Odum Jimmy Lee Osborne Harriet Lou Owens Harriet Lillian Patterson Carl Edwin Phipps, Jr. Don David Pridemore Billy Joe Pullen Porter Lee Ramsey III Sammy Wayne Rhymer hp- L1 at ol Q 'JP' , 4 k . 3 Y if ' Mx, y v 3-uv 4- Y ,,,.r - 'ani .gui 5? 'nf 5-L W' qv. -o T4 3 I, as . 'x wif-1-Aa. ,,..., SENIOR CLASS N' Allen Robert Richard W' Ella Louise Robinetie i 5 5 1 Q 0 rs 5 ' ja mes Allan Robinette ' Q , John Allan Rogers gr. L, Q y YJ CGM Jeannette Vivian Ruth Barbara Frances Rutherford Franklin Eugene Sams Harry Lee Senter, Jr. if, ra Glenna Lois Ryan f, 1 Virginia Illeene Salyer -J Q 7 all 5 1' ' W no an ,y , QM' ' Sidney William Sayre, Jr 6 ,su Michael Brent Seagle 'hm L 72 , ' L L Gloria Jean Sharp Linda Kaye Shular iQ 3 1 H if JA AA It Linda Dorton, Joyce Tickle, Janice Moncier, and Linda Shular, prepare to give their tumbling act. Marie Ann Shelly Lois Dion Simerly 4 -s er gan I ,X wsu! 1' Robert Wade Shields Elizabeth Suzanne Smith 3 on g.. 'E- it l jim as 'f'- I. Mona Rae Shoun Martha Jo Ann Smith Jifiu 1,5 'Q ww I' Y 'Nl -in-.--7 if ' 2 r g . Senior Play members prepare for a hectic night. Mary Rowena Snapp Richard Clark Sw iney Phyllis Anne Spradlyn Robert Rhea Sw iney 'l r is Lindell Ann Strom Barbara Wayne Thomas lr r 'Mud mfg! rf us. is ga? R V3 N -'-s- 1 I I 1 Frank William Sutterlin Mary Anne Thomas i Z lab- y 4:- S7 gr SENIOR CLASS Melvin D. Wagner, Jr Sonja Marie Webb Ronald Lee Williams al, -ii QTY? ,J ' r Q 4 Charles Clarence Thompson Patricia Ann Thornburg John Douglas Tickle Joyce Patricia Tickle Richard Samuel Ward Gary Arthur Weaver James Marion White Rose Mary Widner ffl i v av , 1 'T' Q, 8 1 ',r 5' H 1 Q 453 'Y V . aw, Ti- Q , uv- ur 1 Q 'i UI' 7 VF? l - ?' x- Alice Ann Wilson x ,..., Katherine Vance Wood a Q' 'S 75 15' f 5 -'Gi 'Q ,J , fo BEST PERSONALITY Jimmy I-Iite And Linda Shular BEST ALL-ROUND JANICE MONCIER WTTTIEST Ben Cross And Rebecca Boling MOST SCHOOL SPIRITED BEST LOOKING Wallace Coffey And Wayne Bellamy Jimmy Hoffstatter And Patricia I-Iage .r 2,9 'fri' ff? . '-'C 32- ,J fu L .Ls , Z! is 1 in if 'xc mf. Y ,af Q- -wg: MOST ACTIVE IN CLUBS MOST ATHLETIC Bill Buskell And Barbara Rutherford Bill Pullen And Sandra Bates - 7? BEST ALL-ROUND MIKE COOK MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED BEST STUDENT Brent Seagle And Beverly Bushore Bobby Doud And Kitty Wood CUTEST MOST TAL ENT ED David Oakley And Mary Ann Thomas David Henry And Wanda Burnette QWM ,M X Wim ZW W j KM, W M X, MOST POPULAR Bill Johnson And Marjie Pippin FRIENDLIEST Don Lewis And Betty Mae Crosswhite - f,. 'vi'l .,., L 0 y THE CAST Left to Rrght Flrst Row Bob Doud Pat O Conner Ronald Wrlhams Porter Ramsey hrnmy Whrte Allan Robrnette bonny Fhck Buddy Wagner Second Row Vera Barnes Juamta Carrrer Dron Sxm erly Dottre Evans Carol Mumpower Sue Ladd Martha Chrsholm Eugene Gross Thrrd Row Suzanne Mul llns Mary Snapp Rebecca Bohng Barbara Rutherford Glenda Barlow Glenna Ryan Sandra Mutter Bonnre SENIOR PLAY RUNS SO TRUE Bohng work on set for Semor Play Sonny Fhck Mr Hugh Davrd drrector Ronald W11 hams Bob Doud student drrector and Harry Lee Dress rehearsal a lot of confusron but good results from a lot of hard work 's 1 - v I r n ' . ' . R ' . - I . ' ' . ' ' . ' . . . ' . . ' 2 ' ' I 1 l I I I D I A Davis. 5 1 . 1 o D 1 . , I I I , . . Senrors show thelr school sp1r1t at frrst pep sessron of the Lrnda Shular and Wanda Burnett slug at a chapel prog am year Feel1ng small and unlmportant, awed by d1sda1nful looks from the upperclassmen, and completely lost we entered the portals of Tennessee Hlgh as Freshmen As the next fall rolled around, we were a l1ttle more sure of ourselves and were looklng forward to our years as upperclassmen Does lt really seem poss1ble'? We are now .Tumors l Proudly we recelved our class r1ngs, an expresslve symbol that we shall forever treasure The long awa1ted Class Nlght arrlved and 1n all our glory, we rece1ved the ever Semor 1 glrls makmg use of the new candy machrne Senrors enJoy1ng themselves before a group project 80 ski A r 'L Q2 d 4 - Q , l - , 5 y , A lk , . I ' Ar, My ' an J, , l'lllflv H, V to , r f in yy D. .vp ,wx V 5 . fksl . a.-vin fx ,L 5 Who me? Amer1can 1-lxstory projects can be very 1n M1ss Marshall pulled another funny tcrestmg last1ng symbols of our Alma Mater the shleld and axes, prom1s1ng to uphold the1r honor Into our care was entrusted the respons1ble and greatly ant1c1pated t1tle of Sen1or We managed to survlve term papers, group projects, and exams o reach a glorlous and memorable Class N1ght and graduatlon The last soft stra1ns of the unforgettable On our c1ty's southern border brlngs tears of Joy and deep sadness to our eyes And thus, we have reached our goal La- lan:--iQ-Q, Our Alma Mater near and dear to our hearts Semor class meeung Dav1d pay attenuon 81 ,fx A f-si - 'P '1- V 1 , lr ' 9 . H . . . . t . . . H . . . . . . . . . . . s. l ff' 1 L AF' 4 ' .::. 5 lg A f Y . . , . i A. Y 1519 ' ' ! , I ,N ,I -:N 1 Y Y . , A lx -' ' A sq . tm 'fx - --- ae. - ', , Y-'R f , r ,X A , - - I X . - , . . ' 2 .a l Au .P,' Mlke Cook And Wayne Bellamy Jlrnmy Chandler And Patr1c1a Hagey 8.7 Blll Buskell And Llnda Shular Joe Garrett And Bobble Lee Dryden 82 ' 1 U ll' l f if 'fn ' as '-'ax ' Il llv V , lf , A -, Y 1 C, Q' rx 0 e img f g x y A X , , ' ' X , 1 ' X xM,. .jf 7 - ' l J, . f VX If E ' f lg Q y ,Qi lf H E Q2 A Ak 51 5 34- . ,J . ,A 4, Q. 5 ' Cf It y ,A e .U M: y :la-f -1 f' 1 Lf f Klng B111 Johnson And Queen MarJ1e P1pp1n SENIOR ROYALTY GENTLEMAN IN WAITING B111 Pu11en LADY IN WAITING Jaruce MOHCICF SHIELD AND AXE BEARERS Left To Rlght Jlmmy Hoffstatter Joyce T1ck1e Claradeen Lane Stanley Kltz m111er . X V L 3 J 3, ' s S11 6 x Q 2 ,. . 1 I ' , W Y 1 I . n I : . , - 2 i ' 83 CLASS IGHT To the last strains of Auld Lang Syne he Seniors of Tennessee High march silently from ories of many memorable occasions Gay times sad times times they shall never forget And from their minds lift a SeY1S6 of responsibility that will pass to the next Senior class The Class of 1960 'Ln CD 84 Senior Royalty fi' Q 9 9 rv 0 i ,1 df K if . ,, I I the auditorium. ln their minds linger the mem- ei I ' GRADU TIO Tears f1ll the eyes of all as the Sen1or Class of 1959 60 1S graduated 1nto a world of awe splendor and worry A world whlch w1ll belong to them and they to lt A charge IS g1ven and recelved another class goes forward to meet the1r future As each rece1ves h1s dxploma he 1S rece1v1ng a token of all Tennessee Hlgh stands for the hlgh ldeas and honors whlch each student 15 proud to call h1s own The Symbols of Our Alma Mater 85 SE IOR HO OR WAYNE FRANKLIN AKARD Annual Staff 57 B Team Basketball 57 Vars1tyBasketball 59 60 Beta Club 58 BARBARA LYNNE ARNOLD FHA 57 58 Chorus 58 Beta Club 58 60 BILL NORMAN ARNOLD Football 56 57 Track 58 60 Lettered Industr1al Arts 58 59 PATRICIA ANN ASHBROOK Blble Club 56 60 Llbrar Councll 56 60 Chaplam of Homeroom 56 60 FHA 57 59 Beta Club 57 60 FTA 59 60 GLENDA SUEBARLOW Homeroom Chaplam 55 56 57 58 Homeroom Secretary 56 57 FHA 56 57 Y Teens 55 56 Games Club 57 60 Soclal Cha1rman 59 60 59 ers 57 59 Chorus 58 60 CHARLES WILLIAM BARNES Maroon 8z Whlte 57 60 VERA ELIZABETHBARNES Blble Club 56 60 V1c'e Pres 1dent 58 59 Presldent 59 60 FHA 57 59 Musto Club 58 59 Semor Play SANDRA LEE BATES Latm Club 56 58 FHA 58 59 Maroon 85 Whlte 57 60 News Ed1tor 58 60 Lrterary Magazme C1rcu1at1on Manager 59 60 Semor Super lauve IANNETTE WAYNE BELLAMY Bxble Club 57 58 FHA 57 59 V1ce Presldent 58 59 60 ers Cheerleader 58 60 Cneerleadmg Club 58 60 Cheerleadmg Camp 59 Juruor Court Sen1or Court Semor Superlauve SAMUEL MAC ARTHUR BLACK Games Club 58 59 EVELYN IRENE BLEVINS Y Teens 56 57 Games Club 56 57 Modern Dance Club 56 57 FHA 57 59 T811 59 60 Chorus 58 59 HARRY LEEBOLING Freshman Class Sgt at Arms Basket ball 56 59 Boys Glee Club 55 56 Key Club 56 59 REBECCA GREER BOLING Maroon SL Whlte 56 58 FHA 57 59 Anchor Club 57 60 Sgt at Arms Senror D1 rector Spantsh Club 58 59 Sgt at Arms Jumor Play Jr Red Cross 59 60 Secretary 60 ers Semor Play Semor Superlatlve BEVERLY IO BOOHER Y Teens 58 59 Y Councll FHA 57 59 FTA 59 60 Bible Club 59 60 Valkyrles 58 SANDRA DARCELLA BOOHER Y Teens 57 58 FHA 57 58 L1braryCounc1l 58 60 Anchor Club 58 60 Spamsh Club 59 60 PAMELA BOWMAN ,Tumor Red Cross 56 57 Treasurer Y Teens 57 58 FHA 57 58 Games Club 58 60 Chorus 59 60 60 ers STEPHEN LYNN BORETSKY Football 56 60 Lettered 60 Latln Club 56 58 Radlo Club 57 58 H1 Y 58 BEVERLY ANN BOSWELL Maroon 81 White 56 58 Latln Club 56 58 Anchor Club 58 60 Jumor Red Cross 58 59 FHA 57 59 JAMES EDWARD BOWERS Freshman Football 56 57 Track 58 59 HOWARDJONATHAN BROOKS Freshman Football 56 57 Football 57 58 Games Club 58 59 Sctence Club 59 MARY CAROLYN BROOKS Maroon 8: White 56 60 Ex change Ed1tor 60 Brble Club 56 58 FBLA 59 60 Chorus 58 60 YWCA Sen1orCounc11 58 59 Home room Chaplam 58 59 FHA 57 59 JERRY ALAN BROWN Jumor Red Cross 57 58 Basketball 57 59 Games Club 58 59 Sclence Club 59 60 SENAH ANNE BUCHANAN Maroon and Whxte 57 60 Llterary Magazme 59 60 86 60. : ' , ' . - : ' I - . - : . -60: - - , , - , 59. . . ' l ' ' 3 I Y : ' ', - : I, - : ' ' ' ' ' ' 59, Treasurer: Key Club, 59-60. . - - 'I , - 7 Y 60' , , I ' SENIOR HC ORS Latrn Club 56 58 French Club 58 60 FHA 58 59 BETSY ANN BUCKLES Junror Red Cross 57 58 Anchor Club 58 59 Games Club 59 60 LINDA ANN BULLOCK Laun Club 56 58 Secretary 56 57 Homeroom Treasurer 57 58 Anchor Club 58 60 60 ers 58 60 FHA 58 59 Chorus 59 60 IANICEREBECCA BURNETTE Anchor Club 58 60 Chorus 59 60 60 ers 58 60 FHA 57 58 Modern Dance 57 58 WANDA COOPER BURNETTE Brble Club 56 58 59 60 Chorus 57 58 59 60 60 ers Spanrsh Club 58 Latrn Club 56 Semor Superlattve Class Treasurer 57 Red BEVERLY ANN BUSHORE Latrn Club 56 58 Maroon and Whrte 56 60 Arust 56 58 Feature Page co edrtor 58 59 Edrtor tn chref 59 60 FHA 57 58 Beta Club 57 60 60 ers 59 60 Semor Play Semor Superlatrve RICHARD PAUL BUSKELL Football 56 57 Basketball 57 60 Letter 58 60 Games Club 57 59 Key Club 59 60 Jun1or Play Homeroom Presldent 56 59 WILLIAM A BUSKELL V1ce Presrdent of Class 57 Foot ball 56 60 Lettered 58 60 Key Club 57 60 Presr dent 59 60 Delegate to T K Key Club Conventton 58 60 Semor Court Semor Superlauve LESTER BYINGTON Baseball 56 60 Football 56 59 Lettered Games Club 58 59 Iumor Red Cross 59 60 Sgt at Arms MILTON HASKELL CAMPBELL Football 56 57 T 8aL Club 58 60 RALPH LEE CAMPBELL Games Club 58 60 Maroon Sz Whlte 59 60 ANN ELIZABETH CAMPER F B L A 58 59 Sp31'11Sh Club 58 60 PHYLLIS LUANN CAMPER T 8cI 58 60 MERLE LAVERN CARMACK Y Teens 56 57 Lattn Club 58 FHA 57 58 Mus1cApprec1at1on 58 59 Chorus 6 ANN CARR Cadmus Club 56 60 Sophomore Edttor 59 Sec to the Edrtor 58 59 Co Dxary Edttor 59 FHA 57 59 FBLA 58 60 Chaplaln 59 60 Latm Club 56 57 Semor Play 59 60 IUANITA MAE CARRIER Y Teens 56 58 FHA 57 59 FBLA 58 60 Secretary 59 60 Semor Play 59 60 ANN STUART CELIA Latrn Club 56 58 FHA 57 58 Anchor Club 57 60 French Club 58 60 Secretary Treasurer 59 60 JAMES WILLIAM CHANDLER Track 59 60 Basketball 57 60 Junror Court Semor Court Letterman s Club 59 60 Chorus 59 60 MARTHA SHARRON CHISOLM Laun Club 56 57 Latin Club 57 58 Modern Dance 56 57 Cadmus Club 57 60 Secretary 58 59 Sen1orEd1tor 59 60 FHA 57 58 Beta 57 58 Valkyrres 57 59 Spanlsh Club 58 591 SIPA Conventton 58 59 Spantsh Club 59 60 Sgt at Arms Semor Play JAMES MICHAEL COOK Football 56 60 H1 Y 58 59 Letterman s Club 57 60 Track 56 59 Iunror Class Krng Semor Court Semor Superlauve IERLENE DELANE CRIGGER FHA 57 59 FBLA 58 59 D O 5 0 GEORGEBENJAMIN CROSS Football 56 60 Games Club 59 60 Chorus 58 60 Semor Superlauve BONNIE ANNE DAVIS Latmn Club 56 58 FHA 57 58 Treasurer Anchor Club 58 60 Spamsh Club 58 59 Treasurer 59 60 Prestdent Y Teens 57 58 Maroon 8: Whlte 59 60 Senror Play 60 ers SAMUEL THOMAS DIXON Lattn Club 56 58 Scrence Club 58 60 Presrdent 59 60 Track 58 60 . . . . . . 56- 3 , - 3 I . . ' - 3 1 59- 0. JO - , - : ' . 58- , . ' . - , - ' ' . - - ' , - , , 60: . - 1 . - : ' . - 9 ' 5 1 ' G . 1 - v . ., 9 6 . 87 SENIOR HO OR LINDA ELAINE DORTON Iumor Red Cross 57 58 Spanlsh Club 58 59 Anchor Club 57 60 FHA 57 58 Chorus 58 60 Lattn Club 56 57 60 ers ROBERT MARSHAL DOUD Stamp and Com Club Presr dent 56 57 County Day Representatrve 57 Latm Club Artchaxrman 57 58 Beta Club 57 60 Secretary Treas urer 58 59 Lrbrary Councrl 57 60 Treasurer 58 60 Jun1or Play French Club 59 60 V1ce Presxdent 59 60 Semor Play Student Dxrector 59 SemorH1stor1an Semor Superlattve Summrt Club Program Cha1rman 59 60 RONALD GLENN DRAKE Transfer 59 60 Football 59 60 Baseball 59 60 Track 59 60 BOBBIE LEE DRYDEN Class Secretary 56 FHA Vlce Presrdent 57 58 Y Teens Chaplam 57 58 Band 56 60 Majorette 58 60 Anchor Club 57 60 Sec retary 59 60 Jumor Court 58 60 Senlor Court 59 60 60 ers BARBARA JEAN DUNCAN Maroon 81. Whlte 57 60 An chor Club 58 60 FHA 57 58 Beta Club 57 58 Latm Club 56 58 Spanish Club 58 60 Y Teens 56 57 Musrc Apprecrauon 57 58 60 ers BETTIE IO DUNN Modem Dance 56 57 FHA 57 60 Y Teens 57 58 Iumor Red Cross 58 59 Games Club 58 60 60 ers SHIRLEY ANN EADS HARRY KENT ELMORE IH Key Club 58 60 Treasurer 59 60 Beta Club 57 60 Com 81 Stamp Club 56 57 Track 58 60 Manager 58 DORTHY LEE EVANS Brble Club 57 60 FHA 57 58 Chorus 58 60 Iumor Play Anchor Club 58 59 FTA 59 60 Semor Play NANCYJOYCEFEATHERS FHA 57 58 Anchor Club 57 58 FBLA 58 60 T 81 I 59 60 Jumor Red Cross 59 WIl.LlAM WALTER FIERBAUGH Science Club 56 57 Audro Vrsual Club Vrce Presrdent 57 58 Maroon 81 Whxte Reporter 57 59 Photographer Club VICE Pres :dent 58 59 Summrt Club Presrdent 59 60 88 WILLIAM .TAY FLANNERY Games Club 59 60 ANDREW DOUGLAS FLICK JR. Industrral Arts Club 57 58 Jumor Play Senror Play Sctence Club 58 59 Wheel Club 59 60 Spanrsh Club 58 60 Vlce Pres1dent81 Chaplaln Chorus 59 60 Baseball 58 59 Track 58 WILLIAMJOSEPHFLICK Stamp81Co1n Club 56 57 Beta Ph1 Chl 58 59 BETTY IEAN FRAZIER Jun10r Red Cross 59 60 FBLA 58 60 T 8:1 59 60 FHA 57 58 Modern Dance 57 MARY ALMEDA FRYE Sclence Club 57 58 FHA 57 60 Spanrsh Club 58 59 Chorus 59 60 FBLA 58 59 Anchor Club 58 59 ROBERTDEANEFREY Cou181Stamp Club 56 57 Scxence Club 58 59 Lattn Club 57 58 RICHARD LAWRENCE GALLOWAY Track 56 60 Stamp 81 Com Club 56 57 Btble Club 58 60 HOWARD A GARRETT C1v1tan Club 56 57 Football Manager 56 57 Track 58 59 Football 58 60 Cap tam 59 60 Letterman s Club 58 60 JOE ALLEN GARRETT Letterman s Club 58 60 Basket ball 56 60 Football 56 60 Football Captam 60 Vlce Presrdent 58 59 Gentleman rn warung Junlor Court, Semor Court GARY WAYNE GROGG Co1n81Stamp Club 56 57 Vlce Presldent Scxence Club 58 60 Audlo V1sua1C1ub 58 59 Radro Club 57 58 Lattn Club 57 58 CAROLYNRHEAGREEN FBLA 58 59 Latln Club 56 58 Spanlsh Club 59 60 FHA 57 58 - ' - Z - I - . , ' 2 , ' Q 1 ' 2 1 . . 1 ' 1 1 I ' - I - Q 1 2 1 ' 1 ' I - I I - I - ' ' ' ' ' Q 1 ' I 1 I 1 ' ' - ' ' - 7 - - 1 ' I 1 ' 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 ' 1 ' Z 1 1 S I - ' ' - Z 2 1 1 ' , - , - I -I I I ' ' ' ' 1 - -1 ' 1 1 ' I 1 ' I 1 ' 1 1 ' - 58, ' 1 2 1 ' ' 1 ' 2 1 1 ' 1 ' 1 1 ' I 1 11 1 ' Q 1 ' 1 1 ' Z 3 O I - U Q n - - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I 1 ' 1 1 ' . 1 , . u . un U . 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SENIOR HO ORS GORDON T GREENE T811 Club 1956 60 WILLIAM EUGENE GROSS Junror Red Cross 58 59 Games Club 59 60 Semor Play Chorus 59 60 THOMAS LEE HAGA Games Club 59 60 WILLIAM KENNETH HAGA Baseball 57 58 59 Games Club 59 60 Juntor Court, Chorus 59 60 PATRICIAHAGANHAGEY Student Councrl 56 57 Laun Club 57 58 Vxce Pres1dent 57 58 Latm Club Queen 57 58 F H A 57 58 Cadmus Club 57 60 Art Editor 57 59 Busmess Manager 59 60 Anchor Club 58 59 Delegate toS I P A 58 59 Spanrsh Club 58 59 Vrce Prestdent 58 59 Jumor Court 59 Sweetheart of Key Club 58 59 Senror Court 60 Sen1orSuperlat1ve 60 60 ers MARTIN LEE HAMILTON Laun Club 57 58 Band 56 60 Drum Major 59 60 JOHN HAMMONDSc1ence Club 58 59 Wheel Club 59 PRISCILLA ANN HARKLEROAD Y Teens 56 57 Modem Dance Club 56 57 Lattn Club 56 57 Beta Club 57 58 Cadmus Club 57 60 Drary Co Edltor 58 59 Drary Edrtor 59 60 S I P A 58 59 Latm Club Treasurer 57 58 Anchor Club 57 60 F H A 57 58 French Club 58 60 V1ce Pres1dent 58 59 Pres1dent 59 60 60 ers Senror Play GERALDTHOMASHARRIS CIVIIZDS 56 57 Football 56 Games Club 58 59 CHARLES ALLEN HARTSOCK D O Club 58 60 Presl dent 60 WILMAJEAN ROGERS HARTSOCK Y Teens 55 56 Blble Club 55 57 F H A 56 57 T811 Club 58 60 T811 State Conventron 58 60 T8cIReg1ona1 Contests 59 60 MARTHA ANN HERALD Mus1cApprec1at1on Club 56 58 FHA 57 59 Chorus 58 59 T811 Club 59 60 BARBARAJANE HELTON L1braryCounc1l 56 57 Y Teens 56 58 Maroon 81 Whrte 57 60 FHA 57 58 Anchor Club 58 60 Chorus 58 60 DAVIDH HENRY Crvttan 56 59 Key Club 59 60 SIDNEY HILL JAMES ALLEN HITE Jr Red Cross 57 58 Musrc Appre crauon Club 57 59 Sgt at Arms 57 58 Vtce Pres 58 59 Band Councrl 57 59 Class Presrdent 57 58 LatmClub 58 59 Pres1dent Scrence Club 58 59 Class Pres1dent 58 59 Photography Club 59 60 Maroon 81 Whrte Photographer 59 60 Class Presxdent 59 60 Semor Superlatrve BETTY JEAN HOCKETT Muslc Club 56 58 FHA 57 58 Latm Club 57 58 French Club 59 60 FTA 58 60 Btble Club 59 60 JAMES LEWIS HOFFSTATTER Football 56 60 Track 56 57 H1 Y Pres1dent 58 59 Sweetheart of Anchor Club 59 60 Axebearer 59 60 Senror Superlatrve JOE ANN HOLDING Musrc Apprecrauon 56 57 FHA 57 58 Latm Club 57 58 Anchor Club 58 60 Sparush Club 58 60 Secretary 59 60 60 ers SUSAN KAY JACKSON FTA 58 60 Jr kd Cross 59 L1brary Councxl 59 60 Spamsh Club 58 60 ERMA GAYNELLE JOHNSON Blble Club 56 60 FTA 58 60 Jun1orPlay latm Club 56 58 FHA Club 57 58 LARRY WILLIAM JOHNSON Freshman Class Pres1dent Football 56 58 59 60 Baseball 56 57 Hi Y Club Sgt at Arms Lettermans Club 56 60 Sgt at Arms 57 60 H1 Y 57 58 Sgt at Arms Semor Class Krng 1 - 1 - ' 1 - 1 1 ' 1 1 'l 1 - ' ' 1 'Q 1 1 I 1 ' - ' ' ' 'I 1 'S 1 'P I Q I I - ' .. 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T. A. Essay winner, 56-57. 59. U I U I I I , , , , , , .- . - : i '- SENIOR HO OR WILLIAM RANDOLPH MORLEY Sclence Club 58 Beta Club 57 58 59 60 Senror Play BLYE SUZANNE MULLINS Y Teens 56 57 Beta Club 57 58 Muslc Club 57 58 Modem Dance Club 56 57 Ltbrary Councrl 57 58 FHA 57 58 Anchor Club 58 60 Chorus 59 60 Spanrsh Club 58 60 V1ce Presrdent 59 60 Valkyrre 58 59 V1ce Presrdent Sen1or Play CAROL DIANA MUMPOWER Y Teens 56 60 Brble Club 56 57 59 60 ,Tumor Red Cross 57 58 FHA 57 58 FBLA 59 60 Assembly Program Chatrman Valkyrxes 58 59 Sen1or Play SANDRA WILLIAMS MUTTER Y Teens 56 57 MUSIC Club 57 58 FHA 57 59 Anchor Club 57 59 60 ers Junlor Play Sen1or Play BILLY WAYNE NASH Brble Club 56 58 ,Tumor Play Ad vert1s1ng Sen1or Play Sound Effects DEXTERCONRAD NEWMAN Football 56 60 H1 Y Club Chaplaln 58 59 Key Club 59 60 GEORGE DAVID OAKLEY Juntor Red Cross 56 58 Key Club 57 60 Secretary 59 60 Beta Club 57 60 V1ce Presxdent 59 60 Junror Play Junror Dramaucs Award 58 59 Sen1or Superlat1ve Sentor Class Legator Maroon 8LWh1te 59 60 Track 57 58 Freshman Class Sgt at Arms Com and Stamp Club 56 57 Delegate to Key Club Conventlon 58 59 PHYLLIS LEE ODELL FHA 57 59 Y Teens 56 FBLA 58 60 V1ce President Blble Club 59 60 HARRIET LOU OWENS Band 58 60 Chaplaln 59 60 Anchor Club 58 60 HARRIET LILLIAN PATTERSON Latm Club 57 58 FHA 57 58 Muslc Club 56 59 CARL EDWIN PHIPPS IR Games Club 59 60 Chorus 59 60 Band Manager 59 60 MARIIE JANE PIPPIN Brble Club 56 58 FBLA 58 60 Reporter 59 60 Sen1or ClassQueen Football Queen 59 60 Sen1or Super1at1ve DON DAVID PRIDEMORE Baseball 57 60 Lettered Track 58 60 Lettered All DISIFICI Baseball Team 58 All Regtonal Baseball Team 58 Letterman s Club 58 60 V1ce Presldent of Sophomore Class BILLYJOE PULLEN Freshman Offrcer Sophomore Offrcer Junror Offxcer Letterman sC1ub 58 60 C1v1tan 58 60 Junror Court Sen1or Court Football 56 60 Lettered Basketball Lettered Baseball Lettered Football Co Captam JUDY ANNQUESENBURY Latm Club 56 58 Mus1c Club 56 58 FHA 57 58 FTA 58 59 SAMMY WAYNE RHYMER T8rI Club 58 60 V1ce Pres ALLEN ROBERT RICHARD Freshman Football T8cI Club 58 60 JAMES ALAN ROBINETTE Com 8a Stamp Club 56 57 Sclence Club 57 58 Games Club 59 60 Sen1or Play ELLA LOUISE ROBINETTE FHA 57 58 JEANNETTE VIVIAN RUTH Transfer 58 Jr Red Cross 58 59 Spanlsh Club 58 60 Musrc Club 58 59 Brble Club 59 60 BARBARA FRANCES RUTHERFORD T Teens 56 57 Sec retary 56 57 Modem Dance Club 56 57 Cadmus Club 57 60 Sophomore Ed1tor 57 58 Jumor Ed1tor 58 59 Ed1tor rn chref 59 60 Anchor Club 57 60 Sophomore Drrector 57 58 Chalrman 58 59 Presxdent 59 60 Iumor Play Sen1or Play Semor Superlauve Delegate to SIPA 59 Chorus 59 60 Secretary Treasurer 59 60 FHA 57 58 Secretary 57 58 60 ers Sen1or G1ft ortan ' ' , -605 . ' ' . ' S . ' . ' ' Z ' . ident, 59-60g Transfer, 58. I - ' - : - . 'n - ' 1 I I r 91 SE IOR HO OR GLENNA LOIS RYAN Blble Club 56 58 59 60 FHA 57 58 FBLA 58 59 Chorus 58 60 Games Club 59 60 Sen1or Play VIRGINIA ILEENE SALYER Bible Club 56 58 Latm Club Secretary 57 58 Beta Club 58 60 Chorus 58 59 FBLA 58 60 Reporter 58 59 Presldent 59 60 FHA 57 58 59 60 FRANKLIN EUGENE SAMS Musxc Club 56 58 Sgt at Arms Fall 58 59 Chorus 59 60 L1braryCounc11 57 58 Blble Club 59 60 Games Club 59 60 Sen1or Play SIDNEY WILLIAM SAYRE Jn cwnan Club 55 58 Beta Ph1Ch1 58 59 Wheel Club 59 60 MICHAEL BRENT SEAGLE Latm Club Prestdent 57 58 Beta Club 57 60 Prestdent 59 60 Maroon 8tWh1te 59 60 Track 57 Sen1orSuperlat1ve Brrstol Tennessee Sc1enceFa1r Second Place 58 Key Club HARRY LEE SENTB? IR Football 56 60 WheelClub Parltamentartan 59 60 Chorus 58 60 GLORIA JEAN SHARP FHA 57 58 TSLI 59 60 Chorus 58 59 MARIE ANN SHELLY Bible Club 56 58 Red Cross 57 58 FHA 57 58 Latln Club 57 58 FBLA 58 60 Hlstorran 59 60 ROBERT WADE SHIELDS JR Track 57 60 Band 57 60 Presldent 59 60 Games Club 58 59 WheelClub 60 Jr Red Cross 57 58 Mustc Apprecranon Club 57 MONA RAE SHOUN Y Teens 56 57 FBLA 58 59 Jun 10rRed Cross 59 60 FTA 59 60 FHA 57 58 LINDA KAYE SHULAR Chorus 58 60 President 59 60 Semor Superlatlve Football Queen 58 59 LOIS DION SIMERLY Y 'Ieens 57 58 FTA 58 60 Chap latn 59 60 Juntor Class Treasurer Fall 58 Jumor Play Student Dtrector B1DlC Club 59 60 Spamsh Club Report er 59 60 Semor Play Chorus 58 60 Ltbrarran 59 60 Band Sponsor 59 60 FHA 57 59 92 MARTHA IO ANN SMITH BIDIC Club 56 60 FHA 57 58 Musto Apprecratton Club 58 59 Chorus 58 60 ELIZABETH SUZANNE SMITH Band 56 60 Band Councrl 59 60 Modern Dance Club 56 57 Mustc Apprectatxon Club 57 59 Anchor Club 57 60 FHA 57 58 Latrn Club 57 58 Mustc Charrman Iuntor Play Maroon8L Whtte 58 60 Crrculatton Manager 59 60 French Club 58 60 Mus1cCha1rman 59 60 Beta Club 57 60 Sen1or Play Prompter MARY ROWENA SNAPP Anchor Club 57 60 Maroon 8L Whrte 57 60 Bustness Manager 59 60 Lattn Club 56 58 Games Club 56 57 FHA 59 60 60 ers Beta Club 57 60 SIPA Delegate 59 LINDELL ANN STROM Latln Club 57 58 FHA 58 59 Anchor Club 57 60 Sen1or Gtftonan Maroon 8: Wh1te 58 60 Features Edrtor 59 60 60 ers SIPA Delegate Cadmus Club 57 60 Sports Edrtor 57 59 Photographer 59 60 Letterman sClub 59 60 Track 58 60 Lettered 58 60 Beta Club 57 60 Juntor Play Latin CIUD 56 58 Science Fa1r Wlnner 58 RICHARD CLARK SWINEY Letterman s Club 58 60 Chor us 58 60 Track 56 60 ROBERT RHEA SWINEY Football 56 59 Lettered 57 59 Track 56 58 Lettered 57 58 Industr1alArts Club 56 58 Audto V1su1alA1ds Club 56 59 Presrdent 56 59 T841 Club 58 60 BARBARA WAYNE THOMAS Y Teens 56 58 FHA 57 58 Anchor Club 58 60 French Club 58 60 T I i , 5 ' l ' 5 Q' 59. . . FRANK WILLIAM SUTTERLIN,JR. -Library Council, 56-57g ' . - Q ' ' . - 1 ' . 59' ' - ' 580 - . , . SENIOR HO ORS MARY ANN THOMAS Cheerleader 59 60 Twrrp Queen 58 59 Semor Superlattve FHA 57 59 Junior Play AnchorClub 58 59 Chorus 58 60 Modern Dance Club 56 57 CHARLES CLARENCE THOMPSON Stamp SL Corn Club 56 57 Presrdent Radlo Club 57 58 Treasurer Scxence Club 59 60 Beta Club 56 60 JOHN DOUGLAS TICKLE Football 56 59 Letterman S Club 56 59 Maroon gc Whrte 56 58 Track 57 58 SecretaryofLetterman s Club 58 59 Key Club 59 60 JOYCE PATRICIA TICKLE Student Councrl 56 57 Maroon 85 Whrte 56 60 FHA 57 58 Spanrsh Club Class Treasurer 58 59 60 ers Shreld Bearer 59 60 Fall Class Treasurer 59 60 Assrstant Busrness Manager Maroon 8a Whrte 59 60 RICHARD SAMUEL WARD Ltbrary Councrl 56 57 Latin Club 56 58 Beta Club 57 59 Jr Red Cross 56 57 GamesClub 58 59 Track 58 60 Maroor18LWh1te 59 60 Key Club 59 60 GARY ARTHURWEAVER Band 56 60 Band Councll 57 60 Chorus 58 60 Musrc Apprecratron Club 56 59 Photography Club 59 60 SONIA MARIE WEBB Twrrl Team 56 57 FHA 57 59 Anchor Club 58 60 60 ers Jurnor Court Chorus 58 60 Treasurer of Band 59 60 Band Councrl 59 60 Majorette 56 60 ROSEMARY WIDNER Y Teens 56 57 Iunror Red Cross 57 58 FBLA 58 60 FHA 57 58 Chorus 8 60 JAMES MARION WHITE Cadmus Club 57 60 Copy Edrtor 59 60 Chorus 58 60 Lattn Club 56 58 Lrbrary Councrl 56 57 RONALDIEEWILLIAMS Sctence Club 59 60 H1 YClub 58 59 Junlor Play Senror Play ALICE ANN WILSON Games Club 56 57 Anchor Club 57 60 Class Treasurer 57 58 FHA 57 58 Spantsh Club 58 59 Maroon 8LWh1te 59 60 KATHERINE VANCE WOOD Latm Club 57 FHA 57 Superlauve a 58g Anchor Club, 58-603 Beta Club, 58-605 60,'ersg senior 93 F LL OFFICER PRI G OFFICERS 'Q 1 Scared: Martha McDaniel, Sec.. Phyliss Hughes, Vice- Below: Janet Worley, Trcas, David Legg. Prcs,g Dick Pres.g Penny Camper, Pres.g Standing: Dick Shumaker, Tankerslcy, Vice-Pres.. Above: Frank Markwalter,Sgr- Sgt-at-Armsg Bob McConkey, Trcas. Not Pictured, Sue at-Armsg Sue Pulliam, Chaplaing Chiquc Hogan, Soc. UNIOR PO ORS r ,, s io fl 5 . l I ' Q l lj 5 2 5 ,Cixi -.Q Soatcd: Miss Knislcy, Mrs. Ou1lcttc,Mi55 Iyiarshall, Mrs. Clark Standing: Mr. Maples, Mr. Barnetro Mr. Galloway. 94 IOR COURT rio R1 lu 5 lkb n x ummm Emu Q 1111 L Boo Isnpp Mirrlm Mgljuud Bobbx Jolmb mv-.5 J Xwdurho L L Unk Akdx in CS' sr ll Xvf ILrr1.'1k'lt1.'.1:1,i A. Pl. Moribozg limi. JUIICS, Mqry 5w.rou maui. Hill, -My . wx. -nm- 95 Shari Alexander Carlene Allison Wayne Alls Randall Balthis Martha Barb Nancy Barr Doug Belwell Frank Blaekard Kay Blevins Bill Bolster David Boyle Kathy Bray Patricia Bray Jack Brinkley Nadine Broome Bill Brown Cl .iidette Burnette Judy Bushore Brenda Campbell Eddie Campbell Patsy Campbell Penny Camper Linda Carmack Bill Carrier Elizabeth Carriger Vaughn Christian Betty Clark David Clark Charlene Collins Mark Cooper Kathy Cornett Richard Creason Laney Cred le Mike Dehan Kendell Dickey Carol Eldrith Bob Estepp Dolores Farris Bill Flagle Charles Flannagan Ann Fleming Bob Fleming fr v5.., ' Q S f -.X ICS y' 'fb '54 ag: ,- 4, Nr r 2- , O70 , 'xo 4-gfsw- Tr' 'P A -v S -.' , Navy -3-'9 '53, Qi L-ff 4 ,X- 3-f vx I' 4... x, 1'-s Q A 1 Joan Flick Nancy Foulk Gail Franklin Lorna Galloway Sandra Garrett Mary Gieger Doug Giesler Harold Gillenwater Nadine Godscy Judy Good Jean Goode Bob Graham Jeanne Graves Danny Greer ,-,M ,,--.. ucuc llagcy Marie Hagen Mary Jane Hagy Lewis Hale Carol Hall Evaughna Hall Freddie Hall Scalctt Hiirklcroad Juan Harlow Nancy Harrison Mike Haskins Phyllip Haynes Wilma Hendrcn Jan Heninger Sandra Hess Ann Hickam Helen Hicks Margie Higgcnbotham Sandra Hill Chiqui Hogan Phyllis Hughes Harold Hurt Kathleen Hutton Lynn Hurt Lick Hurt B.1rb.lri1 Johnson Barry johnson Bobby Johnson Joy Johnson Larry Johnson Anne lga Jones Gary Jones Pat Jones Tony Jones Lorraine Langston Calvin Law son David Legg Jean Lenthicum Barbara Leonard Terry Leonard Janet Link Tommy Luttrell Wanda Lyda Frank Markwalter Sam Marley Carl McClelland Bob McConky Martha McDaniel Mary McGlothin Jerry McHenry Homer Meadows Norma Mikcal Jimmy Miller John Miller Oles Miller Sue Mills A. K. Morison Barry Morris Jimmy Mort Richard Nash Joyce O'Dcll Leaha O'Dell Betty Oliver Charles Osborne Putty Patterson Shirley Patton Clark Perry Joe Pe rry Hsrmon Peters Sue Pulliam 'Uh 4.. ,il X if ,hx 1 HrQv:,Y, ' x nn. - ,Q Qs as . Ns. , C- ' go Q- v Q' if Q... W X -6. . - 2 f'-i P ,nb- Q, 4,8-is 951 s., '99-4 1 'Wrl' Xi Wx Q rf.- A rrp 1 if wg-'rs' ,gl 'vi Ck i mf, 1--vi X ', Y Q 0 i 7-745 I. Ov. -sw .- LQ ...Y J Q 1? Q. W-v 1 l wg-1 3 A' -Q kr! L Qi' s w Douglas Ramsey Virginia Ratliff Bob Renegar Sandra Reed Janet Rcxroad David Ricketts Patsy Ringley Randy Robinett David Ross Mary Rotenberry Jesse Saddler Mike Sells Mary Sexton Terry Sexton Ronald Sharrett Clifford Shelley Bennie Shuler Dick Shumaker Joyce Simpson Jimmy Slyrnan Bonnie Smeltzer Johnny Smith Howard Snow Bruce Snyder Brenda Snypcs Julianne Sotzing Nina Spradlyn Linda Stacey Carter Stevens Walter Stiff Mike Stringer Sharon Swiney Dick Tankersley Brenda Thompson Dean Thomas Judy Thomas Judy Tissot Dena Tolbert Nancy Trainam Arvil Vance Johanna Von Gild er Barbara Vannoy I -Pc' 4- l f '1 Q59 'L ' ,gr-. 33 . '9' -er 1.4- ? IW' Qfv 'Q Y. J' 1 . :yu-.xvu . ' 3 ng, ' was , ' x v 9 filx 'L reg W v-NK 'ik 'ilwo fs- 'rf N. -Q., ,pf ,fn 'Qi 'J ,g a 5? . ,-, . W, ,wr fa., .ru-4 ,...,4 fa ii. J 'Wk 'v' , 5r...r,f'i ilfj' Lawrence Wade Glenna Wagner Margaret Wagner Billy Watson Joyce Webb Marian Whitlow Phyllis Widener Roger Williams Nancy Willis Richard Wilson Doug Willoughby Waller Wolfe Janet Worley Jane Wood John Woods 104 NUNLJ Junior grrlsreccrve l1.rppyrrcw5 nbourclass rrngsrruarion. junior tumblcrs perform forthe class in the Winter Won- derland. From the moment we entered the portals of our Alma Mater this year, we were looking forward to the coming events. We had so much to do and only one small year in which to accomplish our tasks. We were reunited with our old friends and made many new ones. From all of these we chose the officers who were to be the leaders of our class. Football season proved to be the best yet. The team that we, as upperclassmen, cheered to victory won 10 of 11 games--the most important one, the V. T. game, ending 34 to 0 for the victorious Vikings. The unsurmountable joy we experienced with the receiving of our garnet class rings could not be put into words. We now had something tangible to prove that we were really upperclassmen. The highly anticipated week known as Junior Week finally confronted us. At this time, we were even more important than the seniors! As an end to this glorious 7-day adventure, we presented Annie Get Your Gun on Friday night and danced until the wee hours on Saturday at our prom, enchantingly decorated in baby blue and white, our class colors. When the climax to our junior year finally came, we did not fully realize it amid all the excitement of Class Night. After we had taken the seniors' places on the stage, we suddenly realized with pride that we were now the senior class. S, ,1 Jean Goode admires Laney Credlds garnet class ring. Mrs. Poplin s class srops ryping long enough ro pose for 105 photographer. SOPHOMORE SPONSORS ' S Front Row Left to Rlght. Mrs Edna Pop11n Mrs Bobbre McLaney Mrs Rose Rasmck Back Row Mrss Reba Kennedy Mrss Florence Bogart Mrs Jane Frsher- Mrs Gladys Beverly SOPHOMORE OFFICERS Q 'FQ o.LM,! Leftto Rxght Kenny Robrnson chaplarn B111 Rouse sergeant at arms Sammye George secretary George Alexander presldent Lucy Kmg vxce presrdent Tommy Byrngton treasurer 106 of C rr S esy ' , - J I G7 V 6.1. 1 it Ah WSJ' ,xi Q' f' to ,fr 3 5 re or , Q f . i' S Keys Buchanan plays the court jester in Mrs. Beverly's Latin class. Jane Bee ' X. i 1 Ml A good laugh in assembly relaxeu us for the class work that followed. Wdve forgotten what they were laughing about. i 5 M vwafwi Afsfx at X Mrs. Beverly, Miss Bogart, Mrs. Fisher, and Mrs. Rasnick stand by as the sophomores enjoy a sock hop in the gym. -Q... Mary McAnge look for just the T sophomores borrow the Gaytones drum and make music for the right word to express their feelings. class during assembly period. John Absher Donald Adams Jimmy Adams George Alexander George Arxnbruster Jimmy Arnold Johnny Arnold Mary Arnold Brendd Ausnlus Naneyl3:1ll Sondra Barlow Donny Burr Gcr.lldincB.1rrett Dennis Br-.rrd Ronnie Bensely jglnc Bowler MJ lGkN ld ul . XX? X ' . X Iv rfb A ' we slrrgvlBh rnj Rig rw E ll fr ws x K , L Richard Bow urs Bill Brickcr Ruth Bridge-n1.rn Shelid Brooks N yi l I 4 ,Il Q-VA Q 'K' Wrx 1 X81 N 5. A Sz:-MV A r -- . J . l . f my 1 mx .rr , xx , 4 Keys Buchanan Jane Buckles Patricia Burkett Tommy Byington Gary Caldwell Vivian Campbell Nancy Carrncn Ralph Cawood John Chapman Kerry Coffey Richard Cook Shirley Cooke Bobbie Cowan T. O. Cowan Lynda Cox Ronald Crawford Larry Criner Margaret Crosswhite Faye Cruey Tommy Dean Sally Derey Tommy Doud Jimmy Dugger Diana Dunn Frankey Fclty Kenneth Flecnor Rose Fleming Pat Fortner 1.1IUCSl:Lll1CI' Carole Furlow Joann Faye Jon Gunnctl S-1111111350 Guorg-Q Ross Gcnrry Kqy Gilus Glorin Gillunwnr Dennis Glasco BillyG:1llov.z15' Willialn Glovcr Donnn Godsuy Frmd Guy L.xur.1 Gray licrly Green B.1rb.1m Hngy Cl' 2 i 51 A, if -an 5, 'Tn-sf' ' 3 410:75 :N Vw 'JP . . Y ., T E-Y - T A Q Q G ,gif 'hr 'IZ' dv 1 QL' ff' . , I X' V ' if ' fu r All A if Yulxxi lhxlzxptnn , r t gl ,W lmll linrdlu v - A , r .I In-lorls Hnrr - ' :IU .,.2., Ann Hnrris .1 r ' 0- I Wiqwi f I 110 ,as 7--si in , . 01 1 1 . ,hi fy: r' 4 M. '40 qiivw 1 N Ilya' xg Aft.: f. , K i. Y,- 'v ,,, Sv-A -in ,vr-- Q ,A Q1 Q.- Qu m A. 1 Z,,.- ? 4 1 ' 0, , gnu, F J 'ff- 5. 1-5 D Q. fig, .,- Q 'ho 13 4 'il x,,,,f xi ff A f . U Becky Haw ke Larry Haynes Darlena Headrick Sylvia Henniger Cherries Hicks Eddie Hicks Ricky Hill Shelton Hillman William Hodge Terry Hogan John Holmes Don Honnker Betty Hoyer Carole Huddle Orville Huff Carolyn Hunt 'M , Ks Y, Gay Hurt Tommy Hurr 'E , . '- if v r Dickey Hutchens Priscills Irw in T 'L'-T IT , , Q , 3 4.-r Eloise Jackson f ' Mike 1411115011 . ,V nr, M .. ..., JO 'Cc Q -- , ' N' .-lurher Johnson 111 Joe Johnson Tracy Johnson Beth Johnston Caroline Jones Horace Jones Caroline Ketron Bill Kcrnble Larry Kimblcr Carole King Liirry King Lucie King Mary King Jack Lambert Larry Ldngford Buddy Legg Gary Luonard .lorry Leonard Doug Lewis Darryl Lowe Sam Marcy Buddy Marincll Joan Mlrzzei Moppic Millard Vicky Minnick br- Y'-0 s sr ' vp- . .4 1 '7' 92-L 'fl' ry X ' 1 , 6' tlxxxfy ,. us' E L f 3 N 4 Gu 'YZ7' fha Sw- 'S hr.: 'JJ 1 xv gg Qf '-2' '::' .,.s is .a Q., ,fs 'Q'-5,3 9- 'bl 9 1' .,.. -,. Au. 6 V I ,l 3 Ss.,- L4 lv: . f ' 'L rl' is I 'sf Y' 4... I - 1 f L f ,I 'MIM ,H i, '34- QM Lf - ...' yu. ? at V . swf yxfw' li XP- V 'y 'X ' .annum 4:2 'V' 2 tr 2 ff 5 7 jf? '75 Qs' W... ya g- ', .. T 'bl xi Iris Montgomery Richard Moody Bill Morgan Nancy Morrison Dorinda Morton Mike Mullins Wayne Murray Joy Mutter ,455 A lf' ,- ed ,' V Xfggtfj -3 Mary xirfdfgff-5512 Frances Mcgigin . Sally McCroskef7 Eddie Mclleynolds Pk.,-4 -,4 f .' ff Kiln' fl fi '., -- ffkcf fd ivy' l George McReynolds George Naff Melvina Newby Leanna Nidiffer Wayne Noel Carolyn O'Dell James Odam Larry Odum Freddy Oliver Howard Orr Larry Osboume Albert Overbay aw L Carolyn Outland Laney Overbay Johnny Owens Judy Owen Charlotte Phillips Bruce Phipps Mike Phipps Trula Phipps Mickey Plemons Linda Poplin Caro uesenberry Bill Rasnick X Sylvia Ray Sandra Roberts Anne Robinette Kenny Robinson Judy Rosenberry Bill Rouse Robert Rouse Bob Russell Carol Rutherford Kyle Rutherford Charles Ryalls Fred Ryan fv- U' ips, vi! VU B fu 'l: 'bf 6' x . X for- Jarnclie Sangid Mary Sangid Sandra Shankel Clifton Sheffield Amelia Shields Wayne Shook Sue Simcrly Dwight Siscmore Steve Skaggs Bob Sluglc Robert Smith Ronnie Smith Robcccu Smith Henry Spangler Sherry Sprolcs Suu Stair Jimmy Stoxmrt Phil Sta-wtlrt jnnct Sykos Jim Tnrrkcrslsy' Roy Tcnstcr ling Thomns Iv.1l Thomna Bobby Thompson Linda Troball Charles Vannoy Bruce Wagner Tommy Waldron Betty Wallace Loretta Warren Dreanna Weaver Sonny W ebb , lp ' K4 1 lA ix V' ' 4 ', '-x -f xr cg 11N J A . , . I I ri f I V Viola Whitaker Q e, , Carol Whitlow X 'Q ti, Sandra Whittaker .fl Edwin Wilson ,VL Larry Wilson Jimmy Wolford Henry Wood Judy Worley Tommy Worrell Jerry Strom N 1 -x ' - V ' 'xx , x 'X X . YJ , -. -, iv-, I , an W, 4 on .l' If ., I gl - 1 it Mr. Bowtlom ad1usts the volume as Sandra Barlow Carol Furlow, Kerry Coffey, and Shirley Cooke seem vo1t't' 'st-11-,lf 11111 Hugger, . to be hunting something. 4 lr lf- Nancy Carman SINGS? Who or what could command such attention from seven sweet sophomores? if-1 s3.x1.1.t..y. Na11CyC,.1rman, and Pr1sc1lla Nurse sally Jerey looks for help .1- Ptilltlll lbranngl1J1111g,Qlgff,gtU1 r 'lil 111g or the So 11. silence, 59 YT' Edltor ln chxef BARBARA RUTHERFORD Sponsor HUGH DAVID CADMUS The job of the Cadmus Club does not start with the beginning of school as does that of most clubs, but rather durlng the hot rays ol latc sunnmer Thls 15 the tune when Wx undertake the task of our advertlslng campalgn wlth local buslness men Under our sponsor Mr Hugh Davld we hope for success for thls annual After worlung hard to meet approachlng deadllnes we knew our efforts were not 1n va1n the annual was ready to go to press Our year was hlghllghted by the Pub l1cat1ons Banquet and wlth the announce ment ofthe 1961 staff It was then we reallzed that publlshlng an annual whlch we could always be proud of would be one of the more lmportant thlngs of our llves But the best moment of all came when the secrets of the past year were revealed wlth the d1str1but1on of our 1960 annuals The many hours of hard work and headaches were exchanged for a feellng of satlsfactlon and prlde ln a Job well done gs non f gxqgla x Qs! On X X' ILIX Ad' Business Nlanagcr PATRICI X HAGEY Photobraphcr JOE cUTHLRLIN l2O CL S an - . Subscription Manager. Penny Camperg Assistant Sub r ' scription Manager, Bob Graham, . 7' 1 f' Secretary Lrnda Poplrn Drary Edrtors jo Ann Carr and Advertrsement Niarrabtr I ut Prrcrlla Harkltroad Advertrsement Managbr Kathy Cormtta LdE.'!J ACt1v1t1c:Ed1t0r Niart 1.1 MCD.1uel -Ksststant Xctrwrtles o romorg Lrirtor E 1 MLN 1 xv r nor Edrtor Caron Krrg Copy Eduor Jrmmx whrtt owgrti bnon M roritirtor Nirrr lal A V P , ' ' Q ' ' . ' . ' ' . Ann flaming, ,XSSII ant ' QU! . ,M :O T . . y V A sf - f I N Q If I ,. Q s . . . . . ,. r 5 pk -A . nntw . ,Aa 11. :on 1,1 ' , 1 'I Q ' ' v ' , ' A '- H ' A 'L - A . . . 2-L3 Lifrsfolzzt, A Edrtor rn chief BEVERLY BUSHORE EDITORS Seated Left to Right Beverly Bushore Ed 1tor rn chief Wallace Coffey Sports AnnBuchannan Edrtorrals Standing LyndellStrorn Features San dra Bates News Suzy Smlth Circulation Carolyn Brooks Exchange Joyce Tickle Art Mary Snapp Busrness Mgr THE MAROO FOR BETTER The Maroon and White was established in 1915 For a Better Tennessee High and has remained Tennessee High's newspaper ever since. Miss Kennedy is the sponsor. The purpose of this news- paper is to report to the students news, sports, features and club activities in and around our school, and to be a constructive influence on each of its readers. I1 Sponsor MISS REBA KENNEDY NEWS PAGE Seated Sandra Bates Editor Left to Rxght Sue Stair Nancy Carman Jane Wood Carol lyn Brooks Elizabeth Carrlgar Jean Mazzel I 'V' f . li Li H l Pl A D WHITE ENNESSEE HIGH The main projects are to publish the Football Programs and to have a Publications Banquet Each year members ofthe staff attend the meet 1ng of the Southern Inter Scholast1c Press Assoc1at1on1nLex1ngton, V11' g1n1a ?' ' FEATURE PAGE Seated Left to Rxght B1ll Barnes Joyce Tlckle Lyndell Strom John Mlller Standlng Allce Ann Wllson Barbara Duncan Sandra Mutter Sylvla Ray Trula Phxpps Jean Goode ,ma SPORTS PAGE Left to R1ght Wallace Coffey Edltor Davld Moore Dxck Ward Davld Oakley Brent Seagle Donna Sue Godsey EDITORIAL PAGE Seated Left tOR1ght Phyllls Spradlyn Ann Buchanan Edltor Standlng Sandra Whntaker Glor1aG1llenwater George VlcCorm1ck Beth Johnston Bonnle Davls PHOTOGRAPHERS Ralph Campbell and Jxmmy Hue J i J . . ' 2 ' , 15? A Mtsli.. eu' e ' rn x xi K A 1 V! 5, Q' fl V1 ,fi fl I 123 LETTERMAN'S R V M ew E vm ,gi f Clfdmdlkf C9014 J Garrett Iohnsol Lewrs Lot rx i Grrre johnson Klrzmlller Moore The Letterman's Club 1S composed of boys who work and part1c1pate 1n athletlcs, and who 6X1St as a servlce club for the betterment of T H S Among then' projects were to buy Jaekets for the cheerleaders, to sell Vlklng ear stlckers, work for the March of Dlmes, and sponsor soclal affalrs at school bPONSOR Coodr Vred lm Her if 'is 4? ll Hr Jxorr re X110 1 L A me mr 124 Q? 3' rv L T 1 - 3 f- . ' 1 ' ' fy I . . 1rr ' ' , , . '.. sg. , U u ' we , , , W4 W. A WN, M W Q A nh x f e ZH, 1 A ' P 1. I A 6 1 ,i - L, sv - 1 ,. ,, ' . 3' VXI' ,. if f 2 ', H sms 41, '55 nitlfei slam V .arid 5.f1hr-gtg. ,rx TL- rmrlorlr.. iorziizrg lerie' -- re hott xx EE,1rV N 51113 E'i'f1.1rQ 1 5 25 :Lee Init- Twrg 1110 deter ulrlorioxi uf ' ll lg -r ci. CLU ,Q CHAMPIGN ul Prldemore Roomut Sutterlm Tankcrslcy 1 on Pullen shumakgr Smmex Tlcklc olfy ERMA SM EETHL-XRT Joanne Graves i rj' in Tlmg out .at tm Lottgrmau QC luo D..lI1C.C.f1Hd: Cook OFFICERS Joe Guru! Trias Mlke Cook VICE an Coffo L Img Goku to I-L11 r Pros John T1cklL acc B111 Johnson Chdpldm X allacc Coffoy Pros Joanne Graves Swunhgan 125 l PllI.bIIJI'N I' N ICI. PRLDIIDI 'N I bI.C,1xI.nI .X IRI. XEIL XLR CII NPI XIX DLNIOR DIRLC, IOR IUINIOR IJIRLCJ IUR bOPllOMORL DIRLC 5 Ll I lil. XR I bPOINbOR NCHOR CLUB E GR OFFICERS ICR B.1ro,1r.1 Rutmrlord Nllrx bgxtm Boomh l llr M1 Num Fwmtnrb Lmdx IDOYIOII laughed Ballm, 5111 Nl1llb Cdrolg INll'l Jllllllly Hoffmmtmr M155 RIMA IIYOIII 120115 Mary Snapp, Lvzidcll Strom, S.111drv1 Mutter, IJLIITICIA Hmklumqld, 5011111 INICDD, .llicg .'xllllINII.I5Ol1 Illlillll. 11Q:'f51111Ur Eiurl1ur1'ord Tfairc Elgn: Nddk-Q11 L11 B.1r13,1r.1 .'-.r11olQ, f,11r1Q1.1lul111bo11, SUZLAIIIIC fxI11lli11s,B01111iu DJVI5. SI-co11d Elon: l3.1rmm Tl1o1::45,l3.11bq:.1 , B.1rD,1r.1 lJ111iQ.11i 511111 S111i1l1, l.111c Helton, Phyllis Spradlyn, Linda Bullock, lvl: Ring, 5111111111 Boolacr. l Bobbie ljryllqi, Kimi, Wood, .4'.ll1lCC1I.1, lo :Xllll HOldir1g,P,11ric1M1 Tl1ro11dburg L111d,1 Dortomloycc Tickle, nc. CI.1F,1LICQllI. l26 UNIORS l a 2 Front Rom Left to Right Nltrgi liiggenootham Martha IXJCDHHIC1 Charlene Collins Mary Sexton Niay Geiger Sandra Hess Katt Cornett Sue Mills Second Row Nlorma Mikeal Barbara Leonard Linda Stacey Jean Gooele Laney Credle Nladine Broome Third Row Bonnie Smelt er Judy Tissot Patty Patterson Jane Wood Xnne llickain Betty Clark SOPHOMORE Front Row Left to Right Cirol Furlov. Sxlwia Ra Sandra Whittaker Frtneib X eC,'ain Ninex earn en IO Mutte e ,lohngton Liura jane Gray wail Hardie Trula Phip Br nda 'tn mu li tix lx l ree Seeonel Row llorinda ird Row jane Buckle Sill Dere Cairo e King, Sue Stair irx Xnn Blex nne oninette t ,e o ee lessee Viexi Nlinniek Darlena Heit.lr1Ck Linex Oxernax fourth Rov. lrxloi o eb r e li e Be 0 er Carylon ketron Jane Beeler Linda Cox Terri Hogan ine Y onli Lirol llnotlle aro Ol n N. ine Vixian Cain o ll Jo Xnnhl P L L 127 if f Li! . -, . A' ,lv , -, haf' Q 'I v ,lbnlx ' , - '1 1 t , f y, X, r .',. g ' .1 , y Hr, Brth ' , - 1 ' '. ' ' '-, ' ps, u .- 5 5, e 4' Xt l. r '. K 'N : . A Morton, Priscilla Irwin, Carylon Hunt, Sandra Barlow, Mary Aronald, Gay llurt, Lt-anna Nieliffer, Marcia Bennet. Th' : ' X 15, I y - -y, '. l- ' ', ' ' ' ' , M. 1' .f -'ins, f ll - '. For f lllerrpizig J' f' ' - ' 'r . ' - t'.. 'V T z C. 1' il nf 5-la y Nl?-, 'try ily-, ' '- , 1 A A, -' ',J. -'h .5 I 1 -, C llizre- ,. -y Brill, W , 1 yr :fa 'Z 1, l.' 5 2 s ,111 1 x 5 Y 2 3 , i i 1 5 z 5 ' 5 Fi ,, 62-1 Seated Left to R1ght. Jtmmy Slyrnan Tony Jones Brent Seagle P3U'1C1a Hagey B111 Buskell Kenny Elmore Davtd Oakely Standtng Bob Graham Dav1dR1cketts Darryl Lowe Frank Blackard Dlck Ward Davrd Henry Dexter New man Steve Boretsky Shelton Hrllman D1CkBuSkC11 Tommy Worrell OFFICERS PRESIDENT VICE PRESLDENT TREASURER SERGEANT at ARMS CHAPLAIN SW EETHEART SPONSOR B111 Buskell Brent Seagle Kenny Elmore Jlrnmy Slyman Tony Jones Patr1c1a Hagey Mr Galloway x Q SECRETARY ------- ----- D avid Oakely ,. 4 tfda, M KN u I' Tony Jones plays hard to get as Janewood and Ann Tommy Worrell Bob Graham and Shelton H1llman Htckam plead for a date for Twtrp Week are looktng for prospective customersfor the tradttxon al Mums sold at V T Pep sesslons SERVICE KEY TO CHARCTER The Key Club 1S one of the most act1ve clubs 1n Tennessee H1gh, str1v 1ng to cult1vate soclal relatlons good c1t1zensh1p loyalty to the school and Chr1st1an 1deals Each year the Key Club undertakes many projects to make Tennessee H1gh a better schoo' These lnclude TWIRP week the school d1rector1es and basketball programs -J ...- Dav1d Oakley gtves walter Suff VIP treatment as he Frank Markwalter and Bon Graham lower the flag at escorts htm to his reserved seat the end of a school day 129 fa 2 . Q 'E ff 1' , A , 5 '- Q x 3 4, k 2 ' , f V i ,V - . . . . , . . . , i , . L. . , l gg 'A , fy 4,1 ' X 4 ' ' , 'ti l R 5 I , -I I x z v . ' K., V X . 1, . ., The Bible Club has been a ser- vice club of high standing since 1953. This large club was organized for the purpose of upholding the name of Christ, leading others to Him and inspiring fellow students. Under the direction of Mr. Galloway, the mem- bers have successfully endeavored to bring Christ into the halls of T. H. S. through their fellowship with Him. The Bible Club has among its many projects morning devotions, programs for the Rescue Mission and partici- pation in Youth for Christ activities. QUIZ TEAM, Left to Right: Wayne Miller, Lorna Gall- Oway, Richard Galloway, Deloris Ferris. BIBLE CLUB OFFICERS Seated Left to Right Wayne Mlller Treasurer Carol Hall Vice President Betty Barnes President Carlene Allison Secretary Standing Joy Johnson Chaplain Nina Spradlyn Co Chaplain Boo Renegar Song Leader Betty Clark Nadine Broome Pianrsts 130 , 1 u Q r ' C - 1 . I , 9 1 I r I , . uf' fr' 'Wi Front Row Left to Rlght. Charlene Collms Rebecca Bolrng Stanley Krtzmrller Sue M1115 Nancy wluls Lester Bytngton Se ond Row Bonn1eSme1tzer Barbara Johnson Mona Shoun Nancy Feathers Betty Frazter Harrret Owens Steve Skaggs Thtrd Row Danny Greer Margaret Crosswhtte Sally McCrosky Freddre McNew John Arnold UNIOR RED CROSS The ma1n purpose of the Jun 1or Red Cross 15 servumg the School, the home and the com munlty The club 1S sponsored by MISS Hawklns Th1S years ma1n projects are promotlng 10070 membershlp 1nthe .Tumor 'Red Cross, selhng U S De fense Stamps and Bonds, help gg, 1ng the need of 1nd1v1duals, and maklng glfts and fa vors for re creat1onal needs at the Moun ta1n home. OFFICERS, Left to R1ght Charlene Collms, Treas , Lester Byrngton, Sgt at Arms, Stanley Kltzmrller, Pres , Sally McCroskey, Chaplatn, Becca Boltng, Sec , Sue Mrlls, Vxce Pres , Nancy Wrllrs, Reporter 132 V if t T' ii 'V f ' E W' .1 4 .H':.. J-L Q . rg L s ' 1, f , .. . fly . , Ik r f: k F K E .F4Q , F 1 F, u F J ,F , R N F, y W yur. 'V .L 'Ta . F F .H v... '43 F H, F I U f 55 ' if H + A K C .F A ff, . c D : . . , . ' , ' , ' 5 1 1 , . . ' ' '7 Y 5 F, ,X r tj X51 Fx, ' ' 'I X 4 . P i J . . 5' 2 . ' . . 1 f -f , I . A - - - . i A I' y , F 5 ' - ,W A F . . S. s ' me summr clue A brand new club at Ten 1'- nessee I-hgh thls year 1S the Summlt Club, orgaruzed un fi i der the leaderslup of Mrs Flsher The Summlt Club hopes to bulld for 1ts mem bers a better understandlng of World Wlde affalrs and current events and to let them know our World Nelgh bors better OFFICERS Left l0R1ghl B111 Fxerbaugh Chalrman JohnM111er Corres Sec Rose Gentry Deanna Weaver Bobby Doud SUMMIT CLUB THE SUMMIT CLUB 1 nr 'll 5 .ned Luft to Rxghr Dean Thomas Ra.111Cl3llBdlll'11S John Woods B11lF1erDaugh Standing BODDy Doud Joyce O Dell Carl McCe11and John M111er Mrs FlSl1L1' Rose btmry Carolyn Outland D1an.1 Weaver Larry Crmer 133 3 . . - 4: ' A . . . Xt' Y. XY' . . 'Q - . L. - . . , ., . .y N . - E' 'N f . '1 y sixf' ir . ' - R far K . f f I ' F- Q .1 . X I' , OFFICERS PRESIDENT ---------------------- Sonny Dixon VICE - PRESIDENT --------------- Bennie Shuler SECRETARY --------------------- Howard Snow TREASURER ---------------------- Johnny Smith CI-IAPLAIN ------------------- Jimmy McReynolds SPONSOR ------------------------- Mr, Maples SCIENCE CLUB Rf Front Row Left to Rlght Mr Maples M1keJam1son Mrke Sells Davld Ross Benny Shuler Bob Renegar Joe Perry Mlke Deehan Jlmmy McReyonolds John Smlth Butch Flannagan Second Row Eddle McReyonolds John Holms Howard Snow Mlcky Stevens Bxlly Morley Charles Thompson Jerry Brown Ronme Wxllrams Ph1ll1p Haynes Son ny Dlxon Bruce Snyder 134 I Y R R r f I VT 4 fl , l f 3 L., . - frf I 1 Q! ' 1 .Q u , V.. Q ' ix l K E ' ! ,,-X t ' C 1 ... WK my n 1 , . W . . M V, , :E A ,2 - Mix- gy , W maze., . f, .,.',we- -..MN 4 .M . ,Ll ard., V , WHAT IS 0 P yf i Left to R1ght Mike Jamlson Mlke Sells Mlkey Stevens Left to Rlght John Smxth John Holms Bob Renegar Bruce Snyder B111 Morley Sonny Dlxon Phlllxp Haynes Butch Flannagan BETA CHI PHI The Beta Ch1 Ph1, more commonly known as the Sc1ence Club, enjoyed 1tS second successlve year oforgan1zat1on Projects for the year 1n cluded the organ1zat1on of Radlologlcal Teams 1n co operatlon Wlth the C1v1l Defense Program, and part1c1pat1ng 1n the local SCICHCC Fa1r Wlth each member enter1ng an exh1b1t A complete ser1es of C1v1l Defense Rad1at1on Programs were presented at weekly meetlngs Emsmy Left to Rlght Jimmy McReyonolds Charles Thompson Left to Rlght Howard Snow Benny Shuler Jerry Gary Grogg Eddle McReyonolds Mrke Deehan Brown l35 f l Q 8 X, A , Q I ' ., 4 -- . f ' 'lg h ' . : . , . , . I . : . ' ' I gg! , . ,E B QQ' Q 's - 7 P ' ' 1 FX ' : . . ' : . . SENIORS Front Row Left to Rlght Barbara Duncan Mary Snapp Krtty Wood Bev Bushore Llnda Shuler Parrrcra Ashbrook Second Row BrentSeag1e Davrd Oakley SuzySm1th G1ngerSalyer Thrd Rom B111 Morley Kenny Elmore Joe Sutterlm Wayne Akard Bobby Doud 'D D1 is wi! 'W ,, w' 'lik 36 Q 1-4 Q55 0913 3. 0-gi'-n PFS-B 'ESE Zn: 'QPR' W: 50 wir. 552 'ro O f-1 EEO W'-129 Em Q5 goo ES EEZ' For' U.-.E mms' 525 Q22 E2 .59 w 3 W r- DE' D3-:C Yiggbl U, v- :rg E-EU como F'r 6' 1 E522 :Em 9:0022 am'-1 '55 gin CEE fig: mai 8-3135 we wrig- EH 2:1 50 82? S-:1 M55 Ex? D. EZ xg? '55 Fw: 136 nr ' Q . W. A ' N C . - .h xx tit ' 1 UV - ' . . X , y ., . k 19' ' Q f Q . ' m . ' 1 4 - ' ' . Q m if 1 1' L 1 , 4 . .. QQ ox? H 'N 4 1 f lo v -- ,Jr 5 , .. v L N java or- a G Q' -' ' 1 ,' u . A ,W 1 'gi' ' t I , ' f . un..- I ' if or 9 on A . ' 1 3 . x 1, Y . l -1 X' wail. 4 N ' , L. fy, .' N' ly .: Y , 4 . . ,' Z' g - I . in W ' I . - I 5 Left to Rlght Susan Jackson Leanna N1d1ffer Judy Owens M1ke Jamrson Fay Cruey Bobby Doud Sancra Booher Pat Ashbrook LIBRARY COUNCIL Members of the L1brary Councll are faced each day Wlth other peoples problems Wlth help from Mrs Russell they manage to help everyone else and Stlll keep the1r average above 85 The1r dut1es cons1st of f1nd 1ng books, repa1r1ng damaged ones publ1c1z1ng new books, and not1fy1ng students of overdues Several money mak1ng projects are undertaken throughout the year to help the club's Santa Pal 71' Ffgg... Seated Left to R1ght. Lmda Carmack Marge Hlggenbotham Scarlet Harkleroad Judy Thomas Sue Pulham Judy T1ssor Standmg Helen Hrcks Party Patterson Nadme Broome Judy Bushore 137 . . . ' s - , 7 K ,V N . A x M V ' 'Tl . 'X 4 X a . f , 1 Q 5 ' ., A. . - J ' . - I I I a n , I ' L--J--JL...--I Kneelrng Left to R1ght Phylhs Spradlyn Evaughana Hall Nancy Feathers Helen Hurt Glorra Sharp Betty Frazler Phyllls Camper Shrr1eyPatton Ioylohnson V1rg1n1a Rat111ff Nadme Godsey Martha Herald Carlene Allrson Evelyn Blevms Wxlma Hartsock Standmg Gordon Greene Doug Ramsey Allan Rlchards Mllton Cambell Fred McNew Jlmmy Osborne Sammy Rhymer Allan Harrsock Robert Swmey OFFICERS VICE-PRESIDENT SECRETARY ----- --------------- TREASURER -------------------- CHAPLAIN ----- REPORTER ---- ----------------- SPONSOR ----------------- T 81 I CLUB Allan Hartsock 0 Sammy Rhymer K Nancy Feathers 4 A ' Nadine Godsey Evaughana Hall Phyllis Camper --Mr. Bamette 138 ,4 PROGRAM COMMITTEE Seated Glorra Sharp Standmg Left to Rtght Evaughana Hall Nadtne Godsey Phyllts Spradlyn Evelyn Blevtns sv N5 ENTERTAINMENT COMMITTEE Left to Rtght Carlene Alhson BettyFraz1er Chatrman Phyllls Camper Nancy Feathers Martha Herald The students 1D the Department of D1vers1f1ed OCCupat1OH, under the excellent leadersh1p of Mr Robert Barnette, help to make up one of the lead1ng clubs of the school In th1s partlcular program these students have occupat1onal and pract1cal experlence Wlth academ1c knowledge Among the lead1ng act1v1t1es of the club are the annual Employer Employee Banquet and the D O Convent1on T7 QI ls FUND RAISING COMMITTEE Seated Left to Right V1r gtnra Ratrltff Shtrley Patton Joy Johnson Wrlma Hart sock Standxng Mllton Camnell Jtmmy Osborne Sam my Rhymer Allan Rxchards Chatrman 31 PROJECT COMMITTEE Left to Rlght Robert Swrney Fred McNew Chatrman Alan Hartsock Gordon Greene Doug Ramsey X R xl 1 Iv . , : I D ' . ' Q. I 1 I , Q ' : 3 , , s . 1 1 l . E , I km . ' , r -- l 5 .- L: my , M 1 r A ' 5 : ' b u I - '?:::AK A?l:: - ft ' 5 ' d'q.. xauo,.,.' N' 3 9 QA.: :mmf E ,' fl - it 'I X E L ,, , - U ,Z ' 55 Y - J: Q? L 1 r' I H is: 1 5 4 A 'F R It I ' . : .- ' . : . , V' v , - F ' , I l . I . I , ' 139 BUSINESS LE DERS OFFICERS Seated Left to Rxght Juamta Carrter Gtnger C A Salyer Pres Patsy Rtngly Margre Prpptn Standlng Phyllts O Dell Jo Ann Carr Marte Shelly Brenda Snypes The F B L A 15 a club devoted to develop1ng leadershlp and char acter and to tra1n1ng for useful c1t1zensh1p Under the sponsorsh1p of Mrs Clark, these glrls try to create more understandumg and 1nterest 10 chooslng buslness occupatlons As the1r projects, they sell peanuts, make car decoratlons for football games and g1V6 a party and g1ftS to the Glrls Club at Chrlstmas 'I Front Row Left to Rtght Glnger Salyer Rosemary Wldner Carol Mumpower Barbara Vannoy Glenna Wagner Patsy Rrngley Second Row Pat Coleman Nancy Traxnham Mane Shelly Jo Ann Carr Margle Ptppm Phyllls O Dell Judy Thomas Juamta Carner Carolyn Brooks 140 f fs .if r 1 n 1 : I l -I , - 3 , . . . . - I I I I 1 . I . . .. ., .. ,. . . . . I 5 F 1 I KK' , ., ,.. X A , . . 3 - P' Y . 5 L? ' Q , ' , U : I I Y I I 1 - 3 1 1 y 1 . ,.,. Q... ymm an Martha Barb Margaret Wagner Jul1 Sotzrng Sandra Reed Second Row Betty Hockett Jeanette Ruth Lorrame Langston Maman Whxtlow W11ma Hendren Jean Mezzet Mary Ktng Lmda Carmack Thrrd Row Ronald Sharret Boobte Cowan Sandy Shankle Mona Shoun Becky Hawke Carol Hall Barbara Johnson Judy Bushore Jean Lenthrcum Jo Van Geldor The Future Teachers Club of Tennessee H1gh School was formed to pro mote a better understand1ng of the teaclung profess1on and of all phases of teachlng Th1s club, Wh1Ch 1S sponsored by Mrs Popl1n, has as 1ts projects a dance, a bake sale, a banquet, an assembly program, and the helplng of teachers 1n any way poss1ble FUTURE TEACHER y-. ASSOCIATIO OFFICERS, Kneellng, Left to Rlght. Ch1qu1Hogan, Treas , Margaret Wagner, Pres , Martha Barn, Vlce Pres ,Donna Sue Godsey, Sec Standtng Scarlett Harkleroad, Dotne Evans, Dton Stmerly, Sandra Reed, Julxanne Sotzmg 141 , J as W-- la, , ,325 6 r . , ' -.- Wy- 4 W. i - .rf ' f X 1 ' r x 6 I. , A, , U L 4 er' Q .- lv 5,1 I Front Row, Left to Right: Dottie Evans, Dion Simerly, Scarlett Harkleroad,Donna Sue Godsey,Chiqui Hog- -Q.: A ' 5 ll - .1 S K A . ' F ft n ., 4 .' 'f I .X l l 1 - SECOND YEAR O- 4. 77 X5 W X1 L. 41:51 Kneelmg Left to Rrght Barbara Duncan I anette Ruth Martha Chlsholm Standmg Susan Jackson Joe Ann Holdmg Sonny Fhck Bonme Davrs Ann Camper SPANISH CLUB FIRST YEAR OFFICERS CJ TP S-.J N-1... Seated Left to Rrght A K Monson Phy111s Hughes Standmg D1onS1mer1y SuePu111am Davrd Legg Jeanne Graves Jane Wood Chrqur Hogan Barbara Johnson Charlene Collms R1chardCreason Tommy Worrell 142 FIRST YEAR 'WSP 1 KJ a.,...p V SECOND PERIOD Front Row Left to Rlght Ch1qu1Hog.1n Jane Wood Jeanne Graves Sandra Hess PJIJDDCS Sue Pulllam Second Row KJIYBIHY A K Monson Jean L1nth1cum W1lmaHendren L1ndaCarmack C.1rolH.lll M1Cky Stevens I 8 7 THIRD PERIGD Front Row Left to Rlght Mdrtha Bdro Sharon Smney Jun Goodt nn Hrclmrn 'orrd Cdllomsy Second Row Betty Clark Judy Ttssot Barnard Johnson Patty Patterson Mary Jane lldgy Thrrd Row Ktndtll Dxck ey Fred Hall Carolyn Greene Char Collrns Phyllis Hughes Tommy Worrell Rrchard Creason 143 , V 121 , f Q 5 ' 4 lei, K J ' , s 5 U ry Q. 0 ef V- . - XI- , Q v X cg srrs - s , I I . J r . , , , -V .QW . Jo ce O:Dell. Third Row: Lawerzlnce Wade, David Le , Mike Sells, Dion Simerl , Sherr Alexander, Sam Marle Y S8 Y Y Y Y f D - - 'T 1 v . I X 1 A in 1 D k n ,. N ' ' J , V l A 1 yea A J .f 1, or S N , - J J - 1 -h 1 ' , .. 4 f ' ' ' I . 1 5 Y . , , 1 -' . I 91 Q. I' 'nl 'Ili Frrst Row Mary Kmg George Naff Jane Buckles Judy Owens B111 Rasmck Shelton H11lman Horace Jones B111 Kemble Trula Phlpps Sandy Shankle Sue Stmerley Second Row Mary McAnge Keys Buchannan Donna Godsey L1nda Poplm Nancy Carmen Iv1l Thomas Sam Marcy Jane Beeler Vtckx M1nn1ck L TIN CLUB The Latln Club was orgamzed for the purpose of learmng more about the people, customs, and dutles of the Roman nat1on It conslsts of stu dents of the flrst and second year Latln classes and 1S sponsored by Mrs Beverly Several proJects and a Lat1n Banquet at the end of the second semester lug ht the year s work Kr, 4, Kneelmg, Left to R1ght Charles Vannoy, Henry Wood, Eddle Mckeynolds, Gene Hagy, Rlcky Hrll, Jrm Wolford, John Holmes, John Hammond. Second Row Judy Worley, Darrly Lowe, Glor1a Glllenwater, Becky Hawke, Jean Maezz1, Betty Ohver, Thelma Bymgton, Carol Outland Thlrd Row Sandra Barlow, Beth Johnston, Dena Tolbert, Marcxa Bennet, Janet Sykes, Bobbxe Cowan, Brenda Ausmus, Mlke Strmger, Jo Ann Fay, Mary Sexton, Sue Starr, Ltnda Cox 144 0' ' : EP' 7 ' L , ' of 'g i' , Y i 'I,gu, 7 Q 5 p E , 2 ,.. Ei L , -. 1 , 2 ,F ' 9 f -I ' Q A , . 4 A fr' AI 2 ' ' A . V , 1 , n ,mm ur 'll . . ' I . , I 7 19 1 I J i W 1 rK'.,y 1 X B - ,wk k , 1 i ' a 'Y a 1' , , n n N X A : - Q. AN Aklv X s V I Ef'-LL s 1 ,ii i SECOND YEAR Seated LefttoR1ght Sandra Mutter Bettyl-Iockett Ann Ce11a Standlng Bob Renegar Ann Buchanan Pr1sc111a Harkleroad Bobby Doud Barbara Thomas Suzy Smxth FRENCH CLUB The French Club 15 composed of students taklng f1rst and second year French The goal of th1s club 1S to learn more about France, 1tS peoples, and 1ts customs The hlghllght of the school year 1S a Club p1cn1c The sponsor of the French Club 1S Mrs Beverly -4 FIRST YEAR Kneelmg Left to mghl Bob Graham Margaret Wagner Second Row Laney Credle Janet Lmk Third Row Nadeen Broome John Mrller ParCo1eman Sandra Reed Mary McG1oth1in Juhanne Sotzmg Elxzabeth Carrigar Johanna Van Geldor 145 , , K - K Ma B , . : , . '- ' : , . I I l ' v ' -'- Q gl '- .4 J. 12 W M 'Qt I I , , f 9 .3 'T f. .. w CVX I X 0 .5 an , Lx' . ,XT vs. f D v I u . 1 1 - I 1 . . 2 . . . . . ' ' . ' . xg 5 'Q 'Hia 1-J 'Vs bf Jai? ROLL OF CLUB Glenda Barlow Pam Bowman Geraldme Barrett Betsy Buckles Patr1c1a Bray KayB1ev1ns Martha Chlsolm Kerry Coffey Faye Cruey Bett1e Dunn G1or1aG11lenwater SammyGeorge Barbara Hagey Sandra H111 Mar1e Hagan Annelga Jones Patr1c1a Jones Luc1eK1ng Sally McCroskey Mopp1e Mlllard Judy Owen Carole Rutherford Glenna Ryan Sue S1merley Rebecca Sm1th Joyce Slmpson Terry Sexton Nancy W1111S Judy Worley Ruth Br1dge man Joyce Webb Denn1s Beard Donny Barr B111 Brown B1l1Br1cker Ben Cross Gary Caldwell Ralph Campbell Wayne Deere B111 Flannary Eugene Gross DougGray TommyHarr1s Tommy Haga Kenn1thHaga Horace Jones Tom Morton Charl1e McRee J1m Mort Clark Perry Edd1e Ph1pps Porter Ramsey Alan Robmette Sonny Sams Bob Slagle Ph1l Stewart Bobby Thomp son hm Tankersely Charles Vannoy John Absher Walter Snff G MES CLUB Q J ' .. ll' f 1 . ,,, . Vi . if ,1 .dt 2.- l l ,1 I li ' flu' ' A 1 2 1 1 ' A ' . f ' V A 1 I Q Q . ,A 2 . . f K T V I -u 1 X , S 2, 1 W' ' , ' fran,--1 1 f K S 'wry ' ,sir '. . 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I 1 . v 1 1 ' 1 - n I , r 1 l - WHEEL CLUB 1 X 1.4 FrontRow LefttoR1ght T O Cowan J1mmyStewart Tommy Waldron B111 Sayer James Odum Johnny Hammond Bobb1e1-11cks Second Row Rlchard Moody Eddy Hodges B111 Bolster Sonny F11ck Jerry McHenry Harry Senter IV11 Thomas Thlfd Row FreddyGray Wade Sh1e1ds Sam Marcy Bob Esteppe Jan 1-1enn1ger Mrke Stunger Buddy Legg B111 RBSHICK CAMERA CLUB gn' Left to Rlght Ronald Crawford Rlchard Cook Jerry Glover Sam Marley J1mmy Hue John Owens Arthur Johnson Dw1ghtS1semore Jerry Strom Marc Cooper B111 Morgan George Amlbrrster 147 1 X CA 1 L , ' 0 0. xl .311-1 KHW 4 W f f.- 1.5 ' 1 . '-1 '. 1 ..' 1 1 ...V ' . I X 1 I 3 P . 1 f . 1 . el X! Y N ,,.....- s . ' 1. 1 - X , A 1 I 1 ' I - - 1 . 1 1 l 1 1 1 I - E I D 1 1 . 1 I 1 1 1 1 l 1 1 I 1 1 1 . 1 l ' 1 1 !' T f 1 .V Q Q, - .. , . . ' 1 .. 5 ,. f . ' ...N 1. T u ' 'I -. 'wr Y. t ' ' .V , A . O A I , 1 m 4 9 . 2 1 I 1 1 1 t 1 1 1 1 -' ' 1 1 ' ' 1 . 1 1 1 . ' 1 Kneel1ng Left to Rxght Kay G11CS Margaret Anderson Judy Bushore Sammye George Wanda Burnette Faye Cruey Marcra Bennet Standrng Lanre Overby Slyv1s Henn1ger Barbara Hagey Thelma Bylngton Ir1s Montgomery Shelra Brooks Carol O Dell Charlotte Ph1ll1ps Sandra Barlow Carol Eldrrdge Terrr Hogan Gay Hurt TURE HOMEM KERS Qr Q' we Seated LefttoR1ght. Llnda Cox Joycelessee JoyMutter Carol I-loyer Moppre Mlllard Jane Buckles Shirley Cooke Standlng Kerry Coffey Judy Rosenbalm Laura Jane Gray Drana Dunn Rebecca Smlth Betty Green Mary Krng Judy Worley Sally McCroskey Carol Jones V1v1an Campbell Rose Gentry Carol Quesenberry Carole Rutherford Carol Furlow Sally Derey Carol Whrtlow 148 J 4- ' I - ,, , 7 .-J Q - ' I 4 Q rf . 4, - 2 ' , ' ' . . ' , ' . ' . r X, 4 I exx xx Q ' Y 'H Af 'KA' . I ,Y xr ., V A: I U 1' 'x -.. , Q-N x . l ,X 'jr ' ' r rr 'A X9'l,J' . 1 f ,g ', 1 4, . -.. f 4, ,xv X i X54 - ' L ,AX AME V' ,,.e I: If ., xv' ' . ki 3, , Q. , A I Seated Left to Rlght. Sue Strnerley Sandra Wluttaker Jane Beeler Penny Camper Francls McCla1n Carole Ktng Carol Bourne Standtng Flrst Row Carol1neKetron V1o1a Wluttaker Pat Fortner Marg1eH1ggonbothorn Jammrlle Sangrd Jane Thomas Mary McAnge Amella Shrelds Second Row Dlana Weaver Garl Hardy Darlena Frost Velva Hampton Darlene Hendrrd Carol Sproles Judy Owens Lenrua Nrdrffer Loretta Waren Sue Ladd MERICA nf' C VN' LA Seated Left to Right. Mary Blevtns Beth Johnston Lucre Krng V1ck1 Mtnnrck Nancy Carmen Sandy Shar Q, ut Dunn Standmg Nancy Ball Carole Huddle Sue Starr Betty Wallace Geraldrne Barrett Carolyn Hunt Q, man Jean Maz 1 Dortnda Morton Mary Aronald Glorra Gtllenwater Mary Snapp Becky Hawke Sl x13 ,J 1 Sandy Roberts Rose Flernlng Bobble Cowan 149 I . I 4 if A, . ' ' 41 - ' ' 1 ., , . , 1 'J -1 7 . X ' w 4 , 0 4 ' I ' ' Jr -I ', t I e I ' , -S X ' K Q 4 Xl,-rn 1 X , , A' I . V YI I I I I l 1 1 I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - Z 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 f , V, l , , L 1 r L 1, 1, -1 . V 11 , . 2 ll . ,f x . , . ,U , .' ,J .n 1 . I 1 ,-. I . K l . : ' ' ' - - 4 Y- .1 - 1 L ' X c. I I J A .,- I . . . 4. I . ... I ,Y I ' 1 ' 1 1 1 ' ' I ' 1 , ' 'lr'1l7w'! , ' Q Y ' Y- - 1 ' ' ' ' ' 1 I .., Lflif C' ,. . . , - 3 ' ' a 1 , , I kA1x--' nv, I 4 1 1 4 I SECO D YEAR FHA Seated Left to Rtght Pussy lrwln Phyllts Hughes Jean Harlow Jean Goode Sue Mxlls Sandra Garret Nancy Foulk Gall Thompson Carol Phtlllps Standing Mary Sexton Char Colllns Glnger Salyer Jeanne Henley Judy Ttssot Sw rney M1ss Fortune lllllllz ll'll'f ll 'le U '13 A K Sp1r1ts soar as the Vxkrng Chorus ltfts us votce tn song durtng Vlfglllld Tennessee Week 150 x - Q R I 4 . :J A L - l' . 1 - . X Pat Campbell, Nina Spradlyn, .Brenda Carrlpbell, Nancy,Barr, Janet Skyes, Janet Rgxroade, Mary Rggenlgefry, Sharon' ' 'I no V nz 1 l Q I ll .M .Ja 1: .gr z f -ff? 1 . The Class Ring of 1925 compared to the 1961 Class Ring. In 1934 'the name Vikings was selected for our athletic Vl '! ' ima -ill riors. This created a great need for a uniform class ring. Cl les J. Hawkins, a student at Tennessee High, designed the pre class ring which was first worn by the class of 1936. In a letter to the editors of the 1957 Cadmea. Mr. Hawl writes: The old school building was chosen for historical and se mental reasons' its silhouette to always remind us of fond f 1, , cherished memories in school days. and fighting spirit of our teams and scans the horizon for his-Zig! The Viking standing in the bow of his ship symbolizes the v f fields of conquest and endeavor. The size and ruggedness o ring depicts the strength and growth both physically and ment Our identification encircling the stone adds a final touch for be and richness of character. A f From Class Night ceremonies we get the following ideas: V lf The axes and rods symbolize the effort, power, and strem necessary to enforce the laws for the cause of justice, right high ideals. ns' R Qhvxl The shield stands for the honor of the school. The four-leaf clovers are symbols to honor the first clas wear the ring with the present design. They are also token luck for the seniors graduating to new realms of life. The Class of 1961 established the tradition of choosing the g net as the stone for the Class Ring. 151 V. 1 Q, '14 1 if ., v ' , 7 Wu! ' U l , 1 . , ,av W . . . '14 mg .fr vu , - ,f R fm ,1- 'ivp H4 vi ,M ant, V' 9' 5 ' A A ' R A M we. , ' 4' Q, 'B A A , EQ .g 5-'ff' i' --IV-. V- '-- ' ,, '.'Q -M--..g..g lv-.M t V ,Q-,www , ' t Y ,W 1 gm V. ffluM.,,Ln r' -.., K -MI.. t at 2 V v V l 5 I-J. ,,.,, - N , A ,,,Q., ,L - A f, V .Q e 4, W ,, In 9. AM ,K vu ' E 4 DQ? ,,,,,,,' z , 'I' ' ' , ' V T i' r. f. ' ' ' 1' ' V ' -w 4 71- , , k 'f ' ' if 5 Q 1 1 ' ' 9 , , 5, . . 1 '- 'qt y' , f...,, , , dig ' Mywgb ' . 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