Tullahoma High School - Wildcat Yearbook (Tullahoma, TN)

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SENIDR ROBBIE NELL SPI-:NCER Too much of anything is too much for me. Cheerleader '48, '49, '50, '51g Captain '51: Beta Club '49, '50, X113 Press Club '51: F.H.A. '48, '49: Glee Club '49, '51: Vice-Pres- :dent Of Class '51: Attendant to Football Queen '49: WhO's Who '51: Senior Play. RUTH THONIAS I was shipwrecked before I ever got aboard. Band '49, '50, '513 Glee Club '48, '49, 50, '51: P.A.L,'s '49, '50, '5l: Vice-President, Junior Class: President of P,A.L.'s: Secretary :md Treasurer of '51 Band: As- sistant Basketball Manager '51: WILDCAT Typistg WhO's Who: Senior Play. GLORIA TIPTON 'AI haue everything, yet have nothing: and although I possess nothing, still of nothing am 1 in want. Transfer from Western High School, Detroit, Michigan, As- sistant Feature Editor Of Echo '503 Editor of Echo '51: Barrett- Browning Club '51, RUTH VAUGHN 'Greater love hath no man than this, that a man lay down his life for his friends. Library Club '50, '51, JIINJIVIY WARD When one is dead, it is yor a long tune, Band '48. '491 Debate Club '481 Hi-Y Club '51: Assistant Editor gi WILDCAT: WhO's Who: Senior ay, CLASS CAROL TAYLOR Laugh and the irorld laughs with you: weep and you ireep alone. Fil-LA. '48, '49, Glee Club '49. 'Sli Press Club '49, '50, '51, FLORA TIPTON You may as irell e.1'1:ect pears from an elm. Transfer from Detroit, Michigang PzLlI'I'Qt1-Bl'0VVl1IY'lLl '5l1 Library Club '50, '51g Annual Staff. DOROTHY UsELTON Success lies in cans, not in can'ts. F.H,A. '48, '49: Glee Club '40, '51: Treasurer Beta Club '49, '50, '511 President '51: Class Treas- urer '50, '51: Press Club '49, 50, '51: Cheerleader '51: Who's Who '51g D.A,R, '51: Senior Play. DOT WARD Some think the world is made for fun and froliu. and so do I. F.H.A. '48, '49: Glee Club '5l3 Press Club '48, '49, '51: P,A.L,'s '51: Basketball Manager '51, ERLRNTQ WIl.LIAINIS Why be sour when it takes no more energy to be street, Recreation Club '5l: Glee Club '51.

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SENIOR VERNIP1 LEE Pi,i-:ss The loss which is unknown is no loss at all. Band '49. '50: Glee Club '48. '49. '501 P.A.L.'S Sgt.-at-Arms '481 WILDCAT Staff, Assistant Typist 51: Press Club '49. '50. '51, NANCY ROLMAN There's time for all things. Recreation Club '51. ELWANDA SAWYER To be, rather than to seem. F.H.A. '48, '493 Press Club '50, '513 Echo Staff '511 Feature Edi- tor '511 Head Typist '51: At- tendant to Football Queen '511 WILDCA1' Staff, Assistant Feature Editor, DIANE SEWARD I count myself in nothing else so happy as in a soul, remember- ing my good friends. Band '48, '49, '50, '51: Glee Club '49, '50: F.H.A. '48, '49, '50. '51: Vice-President '511 Basketball '49, '50. '51: Co-Captain '51, BETTYE SHELTON Life is short and so mn I. Recreation Club '51: Library Service Club '51. CLASS BILL PIRTLE There is only one thing to re- gret in life, and that is not hau- ing lived it to its fullest. Transferred Student from Pell City. Alabama: Who's Who '50. '51: Annual Staff '50. '51g Recrea- tion Club '5O. '51. FRANK SANDERS Do only what you can't get out of doing. Recreation Club '50. '51, Football '49g Basketball '49, CHARLES SEWARD If at first you don't succeed: try, try again. Football '48, '49, '50, '5l1 Basket- Dall '48. RALPH SHEID Do only what you can't get out of doing. Recreation Club '50, '51, FRANCES SPENCER To say well is good, to do well is better. FHA. 48. '49. '50. '5l: Press Club 50, '511 Echo Staff '5l: News Editor '513 WIEDCAT Staff. Feature Editor.

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SENIOR ANN WILLIS We have medtczne to make 1 omcn speak but none to keep them silent Editor in Chief WILDCAT Class President :10 Press Club 4 50 51 FHA 48 I-Lstorian e a ub 49 Maiorette Barrett Prownmg Club 50 51 President 51 Basketbal 49 50 51 G1 e Plub 49 Wh s Wl 1 Senioi ax My lf CLASS JOHN WINCH If music be the song of love play on 'lransfer from Oklahoma City High School Glee Club 51 President of Glee Cl Wn.ncA'r Staff Music Editor Senior Play lyk? Qt CLASS HISTORY We the 51 Seniors started our career at T H S in the fall of 47 with an enrollment of ninety two After the first few weeks of adjustment we were accepted and found that we vxould be expected to enter into all activities with eagerness and enthusiasm We strutted with pride when two of us became cheerleaders and many of us were in the Band and Glee Club ln our Sophomore year three cheerleaders represented us and several of us were members of the Beta Club Press Club and Home Ec Club With four girls as officers during our Junior year we proved a very success ful class. We produced three football players three starters on the girls basketball team and two first team boys basketball players. We had two maiorettes and two cheerleaders. We concluded our Junior year with the Junior-Senior Banquet which will surely remain in the hearts of all of us. As Seniors we made a record which surpassed all previous classes in our magazine sales campaign. We furnished the football team with five players. Five girls and three boys played on the basketball teams. lt is with awe and great expectations that we await graduation. Although we will no longer sit in the T. H. S. classrooms, nor will our footsteps echo in her halls, our hearts and spirits will dwell forever within her learned portals.