Watertown High School - Purple Tiger Yearbook (Watertown, TN)

Text from Pages 1 - 108 of the 1948 volume:

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We Wish to express our gratitude and appreciation to our Sponsors, Principal and to every member ot the Faculty tor their interest, kindness and co-operation in our every endeavor. lt this book is long remembered and cherished in your memory as a living symbol ol many pleasant asso- ciations and experiences, then the l948 Purple Tiger will have succeeded in its purpose. -THE EDITOR 'mx'--. www CII TE TS DEDICATION THE THE FACULTY PURPLE TIGER STAFF PRINCIPAL'S MESSAGE THE CLASSES SPORTS HONOR STUDENTS ACTIVITIES ELEMENTARY SCHOOL SNAPS if ADS WZ DEUIE Tlll We the nlneteen hund1ed fox ty elght Sen1or Class of Watertown Hlgh School dedl cate thls the ninth volume of The Purple Tlger to the two most Wonderful people ln the world you Mom and Dad w ho have lo ved us cared for us and sacrlficed much that we m1ght FQCGIVG an educatlon and thus better prepa1e ourselves for the World of To morrow It w as you w ho fed and clothed us when we were helpless lt was you who shleldecl us from all so1 row that Joy and happmess mlght be upper most m our young l1ves lt was you who combed our hall washed ou1 faces klssed us and sent us off to school for the fi1st tlme lt w as you who watched us g1ow from year to year wlth patlence and lovmg kmdness overlooklng our many mlstakes and lt was you who sacrlficed your IIVGS that we mlght enjoy our school days and ente1 all the SOCIHI act1v1t1es of school l1fe We reallze that you a1e now looklng forward Wlth eagel eyes and anxlous hea1 ts tc our graduatlon and the day when we Wlll ea ch choose our l1fe s work and take our place 1n the world And now It IS for you dear Mom and Dad that We each say a prayer of grate fulness and thankfulness for your lovlng guldance through all these years and may we never dxsappolnt you or cause you 1n any way to feel that we are not to the best of our ab1l1ty servlng mankmd and our country by l1v1ng a true Chrlstlan l1fe M1 and Mrs W R Hea1n M1 and Mrs E11 oy Floyd M1 and Mrs Robe1t Payne Mrs Ge1t1e Bass and Mrs and MIS and M1s and Mrs and M1 s W1lfo1d Hudson J P Huffman Lon Atwood J L Lasate1 He1be1t Atwood Alv1n Robertson and MIS Frank Balley and MIS Dew ey Hunt and MIS Mltchell Jenmngs and M1s O K St9VKd1l Toy and Ch1 1st1ne Donnell Rev and Mrs J J Thomas and MIS C C COll0y and MIS S R Ownby and M1s Roy Agee 21 and MIS Ernest Smlth Wlth All Ou1 Love THE SENIOR CLASS and Mrs and M1s and MIS and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and MIS A L Laster S R LaFevo1 Clayton Johnson W E Ford Melvln Robe1ts W T RODGITS Carl H31V8y Mrs C H Shores and MIS and Mrs and M1s and MIS and MIS and M1 s and M1s and MIS Not P1 esent and MIS and MIS Allen Bell Roy Hobson A L Harrls A C Lea H H LaFevo1 Joe Stallmgs C E Bam Emmet Sw ann J C Thomas R N Foutch and MIS Delbert Denton 1. 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Mr. Nba., U H PAHE TS w gg! -5' Q is THE FACULTY 'wb-jg gl 'inf Mu Tnoxus W Bm er Pzznrzpul bnlon Unlverslty Jackson Tennessee BS Peabody College fox Teachers MA Mrs Toxrxnr LoL VVRICIIT Muthemafn Cumberland Unlverslty A B sponsm of Beta Club Junlor Hlgh MI HFRBPRT JFxx1Nrs Commenml 'Vhddle Tennessee State College BS Sophomore Class Sponsor TVI HKJXTPP KNH Srzrnrc Cumbclland UHIVOTSITQ BS Spmzsm of Jumor Class and W Club Football 'Ind Baskrtball Coath Dlrtctor of Jumor Play 'VI Howl: KNH Jumol Hmh Enqlzsh and HISCOII Cumbelland Unlverslty AB Sponsm of Jumor Hlgh NIR HARRY Lou Aqluultuze and Srzcmc Unlvtrslty of Tennessee BSA Sponsor of Freshman Class and FFA Club NIP Pul O-XKIPX Home Imonomus and Srzfnrr Davlcl Llpscomb College Unlverslty of Tennessee BS Sponsor of Freshman Class and Home Economles Club THE FACULTY 'Vhss MxRY BLRTON Englzsh cmd Geography Davld Lxpscomb College Peabody College for Teach rs BS Sprmsm The Senlor Class The Purple Tiger YTeen Club Cheerleaders and Queen and Guls Basketball Chaperon Dueetox of Semox Play MP Clufte Tt RNPY Phys: lIEe1llrelflUn Nllddle Tennessee State College Peabody College tor Teachers BS 'XT -X Sponsor of Sophomore Class Guls Basketball Coach Mlss Muvrux Ct HD Enqlzslz mf! Spemzslz Calson New man Collee Jun or Cl lss Sponsor Spamsh Club 311011801 DIFGCIOI of Jumot Play Nlls VIRGINIA THONIPSON Matlzematus and L1bfr Cumberland Unlverslty Tennessee Coll ge for Women A B MR EARI F B-XKFP SOIILII Srzenres Cumbelland Unlverslty BS Vanderbllt UHIVPFSIIX BD Peabody College for Teachers Sponsov of Semor Class and The Purple Tlger Dlrector of Senlor Play Mes J W Hoemxs Huw Nlarlon Semlnary Marlon Alabama Degree 1n Nluslc Sponsor of Etude JI Muslc Club WHS Orchestxa Mus Wusox Tlmxipsox Qpeefrh UTIIVOISIIQ of Tennessee sponsor Dramatle Club ,36- ,A'?' ffl! All FHIE U On this page of our 1948 Purple Tigei we w ish to honor a friend and alumni D1 P W Malone of Big Springs Texas In the fall of 1945 Dr Malone began a ten veai gift of SOOO yearly to the Watertown School Libraiy Last year appioximately two hunched thiity fixe xolumes w eie added to oui l1b1a15 and this year two hundied ninety seven volumes including a complete set of The Woi ld Book Encyclopedla and the Compton s Encyclopedia Each student of VK HS deeply appieciates ind xalues this gift fiom D1 Malone which piovides knowledge tiaxels to othei lands companionship and pleasuie thiough books to 'ill w ho entei oui l1b1a1y D1 Malone w as boin a few miles eist of VK iteitow n Septembei 19 1903 and gi ad uated fiom Wateitown High School in 1923 He ieceix ed 1 Bacheloi of Science Degi ee fiom Caison Newman College in 1927 and a Doetoi of Medicine Degiee fiom the Univei Memoiial Hospit l 'Vlemphis Tennessee an 1 h is been piaetic ng in Big Spiings Texts since 1930 He is now pait ow nei ind senioi membei of the Vlalone ind Hogan Clinic Hospital which is a fifty bed hospital ind clinic combined He was 1'1'1El11l6d to Inez Milligan of Tienton Tennessee in 1026 Thex haxe one chilld an adopted daughtei two veais of ave At the present time D1 Malone is '1 membei of the boaid of deacons of the F11 sf Baptist Chuich in Big Sp1 ing a membei of the boaid of t1 ustees of the How aid County Junioi College and is on the exeeutixe council of the Buffalo Tiails Council Box Scouts of Ameiic g g 1 . H . 1,, V v. . . t , . . . , . 1 K , v . 7 Q ' f v - ' ' 1 s . . . . . C A . , V 1 v , in V n y sq , L , s ' H .. C vc, . . ' 25. 'E . Y V . r', 1 ' .. - . 1 1 v 'X L ' A 1 l I M , ' v Z . ' . sity of Tennessee College of Medicine in 1929. He took his internship at the Baptist ' a, 1 , 2 t as ' i ' ' ., v ,N xx. ' ' ., ' xii, ' ' l K '. Y y , , .y . L ,L U g ' V x. 'hw I u L 1 I nba' 1 1' v 1 w x L - 1 tv THE P HPLE TIGER ST TT T EUTTUH EHSEL PLUYH 25 ll lb ,ar aye: VVAII-XCF R0BbRTs0N Asszstunt Edztoz KATIIRYN Fol TCH Typzst Lois BAA Typxst JONFPH STAIIINCS Feature E0 ztoz Jux OLT1 xxn 'Sports ART Adleltlszny Edztor H1 GH Trroxus Adlertzsmg Edztov Hx-STI-R LPA 181 ' Edztm MARY ST!-NX Lztelaly Edltm 0 up Q 4 di , TM N ff ,. T 'fr -o ng I I ' I 4 V Q js M,xRr:1r: Arwoon, Feature Editorg R081-:RT BAILEY, Sports Editorg W11.1.r:TTr: Hvnsox, Business Mun .' J, K 'ug ...':.', - 'g T.,.',k ' 'g . 2' , . . '.,' ' -I 71 A A lq, . - 'I.' ' -I :tv I A y ' . . ' . THE PHI EIPALS MFSSAEE TU THE SE IUHS You xxho ale leaving the poltals of High School are faclng a grim and determined xx orld You mu t face this xvorld Wlth a sense of leallsm and xxxthout looking at it thlough rose colored glasses Probably the most dangerous thing you could do would be to create a false optimism con cernmg a very tragic situation to which you have become heirs On the other hand it xx ould be equally false and futlle to become unduly dlscouraged about the xxorld in Wh1Ch you will find yourselves If you will look back into the perspectlve of hlstory you will find that those periods of seeming d1s1n l tegratlon and chaos were great seed times of nexv c1v1l1zat1ons Do not look upon the present day as the end of an era but the begmnlng of a new era to which you may contribute constructively Why should you as 1nd1v1duals become pessimistic over the lsms of the world? The Unlted Natlons the Truman plan the Marsh all plan ClVll Rights and the most talked of 1ze your own potent1al1t1es you w1ll have no fear of competition or of your obl1gat1on to society Once you have learned a true analysis of self you can work w1th others ln a much more understandmg and complete manner Free on the one hand from undue and false optimism and free on the other hand from equally exaggerated pessimism Thus you may be able to help others fulfill the aspirations which xve a1e so proud to call the Amerlcan dream but which are in essence the asplratlons of all mankind You may lose the self that IS your body You may lose the self that deslres an hon orable fame and l1es buried in a forgotten giave But nothing no mallce of enemles or treachery of friends no collapse of plans nothing 1n the woild outslde yourself can deny Victory to the self that you are your inner self Ewiythmg wzthout tells the mdmdual that he ls nothing E161 ythmg within peisuades hm! that he is elelythmg DOLDAIN 7 .I S . . 1 . ' 7- Q a I. - ' ' 7 . . O 7 . . . ! -Communism. To you remains the greatest of all isms-individualism. When you real- Y Y ' 7 Yau n ff: 2555: Rfk Q W5 'Z 90? 'Q q 1 ff'-x.7 Q 2 -ZW? 2 Y i 1 7 sa,-3 ww rv 5-'rm W' shim Q U 'EN Q L 14, 4 m Y 'fm hwy. W l. fl QW. w1 ?W 2 53 W 451256 3 1 2 5, ,LLM , L , 2, , A V, 9 'Z fit: 'H ,, 'Na 3! , ,, ,M Mqyaf 1 W ,Q ji., .,i,f, -N, 14 ,mn 2' 4 ,7 , ,V W 3 , gf- ' , P ' w A :lib ,Q ,M fa'4X 2 .1 ff . ,Mt 4 1 ll, v,,: I SE IUH EL SS UFFIEEHS 2' 1 -5 EDFLL HFARL EDS!-'L FLOYD BOBBY B1 ANKENSHIP BI-'TTY BASS P1es1dent V1ce P1 esuient Secretary T1 eczsm er MISS MAPY Bl PFUX CLASS MOTTO Fo11La1d EDG7, Backumd Neve1 CLASS FLOVVER I1 18 CLASS COLORS Pu1ple and Gold ELI-XSS SPUNSURS MR EARI F BAKFR SE IUHS Wu Lxcr ROBFRTSOX Wakz Frzendshzp 1 a Iznk that c' neter be bmken --9, utur I- nrmtr of Ame-ru 1 -l-l 45 lo 4 l 8 no al l -ll -18 Le tr d All uh -ll 48 N os alLldlUUS hm Assistant Editor of The rple T1 nmr p xx c mmf .S7lucLou4 man. J OSFPH STALLIB cs Curley He trzes each day many friends to w Orchestra -14 45 45-46 46 47 Future Farmers of Amer :ca 45-46 46-47 47-48 Feature Edltor of The Purple Tiger Senior play cast LILLIAN LASATER Lzfty She has lzkeable ways, a ld always smzlmg Vorene Hugh 4-1-1:1 XX atertown H1,,h 46-ll -ll-18 Home Economics Club 46 1 -ll 48 Y Teen Club 47 -18 Jmrs OXVNBY OLTLAND Mrs Kmd honest and true Home Economlcs Club -16 47 YTeen Club 16 47 Club 45 46 46 47 -1148 Basketball 4-l-15 45 -16 -16 47 44 8 Lettered 45 -16 44 4? C'oCaptaln 4148 Sports Edu tor of The Purple Tiger HALBPR1- La Fr-'xox Ray A loyal classmate' . if .'J5 ll .' ' ' . . . . . rf V ' . If 3 I -s . -': A'-46: - -16--l : -1'-4 : F tb' l 46-lf: 'A : t- t- e . '-48: 'WV' Cl . - 1 .I t Pu , 'gorz Se ' lag 'ast. I v KK 77 ' ' in. I -Q Q ,ak U .i - 1 1 - 1 l - if ,V , N . U ,I , , W Af ' IP V fir ll ' . 1 7 ' ' U ' , --AT: - : - , - . , , U Jr if ' - U , e. I . - : - , 1 - 3 UW , n rr s SE IDRS ROBERT BAILEY ,,,,.,,,,,A,,,,AAA,,A,AA,,,, 'cFf1fS,, Hzs eyes reflect the kmdn thats zn hzs heavt Football 44 45 4644 Lettered 4 46 Baslt tball 46 44 Nfanager 44 48 Junior plax cast Nleatest box Sports Editor ef The Purple T1f..er Senlor ylax rast eanwf EDSELL FLOYD Edsel Merry and gay true and Just, a boy whom ll wtll Zone and trust Vnce Presldent of class 44 45 45 46 47 48 Football 44 45 46 47 Lettered in football 46 47 Alternate Captam 17 Voted the most xaluable football player 47-48 All Cum berland Vallex Conference Back 1947 Basketball 47-48 Lettered ln basketball 47 48 VK Club 46 47 4-48 VlcePres1dent VS Club 47-48 Member of the quartet V1cePres1dent of orchestra 47 48 Member of orchestra 46-47 47-48 Etude Muslc Club 47 Beta Club 45 46 47-48 Beta Club Play Cast 48 .Iumor Play Cast Cum berland Valley MUSIC Conference Boy s quartet rated very good 47-48 Senior Plax Cast Best Boy Athlete Best Cltlzen Edltor of The Purple Tiger MARGIE Arwooo Sltclc Gay and kmd honest and true, Never a day tn her ltfe seems blue Home Economlcs Club 44-45 46 47 Beta Club 45-46 46 47 47-48 VR Club 47 48 Pep Squad 44 45 45 46 46 4 vlce Presldent of Home Economlcs Club 46 47 Cheer tlest Glrl Feature Edltor of The Purple Tlger Mlss W H S Irls Queen 48 Senior Plax Cast KATHRYN LASATFR Lasater Always 1eady to help you, and eueryo 18 her fnend Norene I-hgh 44 45 Llterarx Socletv 14-45 Vlatertown I-hgh 45 46 46 47 47 48 Cheerleader 45 46 46 47 Bas kttball 45 46 4644 47 48 Captaln 47 48 Beta Club 4546 4644 4748 President 4748 YTeen Club 4546 4644 47 48 Vt Club 45 46 46 47 47 48 Delegate to Beta Conxentmn 4644 47 48 Cumberland Valley Second Team Guald Baskctball 17 48 Best Glrl Athlete Senior Play Cast EDFLL H1-:ARN Pappy You'1e the same to htm no matter who you a He'Il be yom friend both near and far Schools at war commlttee 44 45 Football 45-46 4647 L tiered 46 47 Basketball 46 47 1748 V54 Club 4647 448 Presxdent 44-48 Presvdent of class 45 46 46 47 47 48 Dramatlc Club 47 48 Boxs State 46-47 Bow Most Llltelx to succeed Frlendllest Box Best all around box most popular box Jumor play cast Irxs King The Dan forth Foundatlon Leadershlp Award Senlor play cast ' - ' ' ess ' as ' . . 1 Y y 4 ' 4' 1 . - : - 'J . 5: : -171 '2 . - 'g , . - Q , Y If !! rr ', a . ' , an A - . .4 ,.. , 1 R1 4 , . AY Y . . N If ' J! If ' n ' J ' ' .U -. -, V . . . . ' .Y 3 . q leader,.47-48: Queen's Attendant. 46-479 Neatest Girl.: Wit- 13 KC , . 4 ' .' JD 'V u. fl '-ta. -:V-A-5 . -: K.- K . I V . U l - -I . - Z . , A .1 if U ' , 1 re. , ' J: SE IUHS Rosrm H THOMAS Clurnsy An azemge Senzor B y That always fills 0111 hearts uzth Joy ll Q ' F flf, tblll 1243 4445 Baskumll 1: Nun RAY Simms Jumor An uleal gnl m etery ua y Home. FLOFIOTTIIKS Club 4546 4647 YTU.n Club 418 ETHFIYINF DONNFLI Donald Patzenre and kmdness are two words she rzeter forgets Pip Squad 4445 1546 Beta Club 4546 4644 47 48 MUSIC Club 46 47 17 48 Vice Presldent 47 48 YTeen Club 1647 4448 President 4748 MUSIL Conference 46-44 4448 Harmonette Quartet 46 47 47-48 Glrl Most Like-lx to Succeed Cumberland Wallev Music Confere-nu quartet rated Superior JAMF5 HOBSON Monroe H1.s motto Farr and Square our Semor Boy wzth the brzght red hazr 4 Alexandria High 44 45 Basketball 44 45 NN atertown High 45-46 46-47 47 48 Football 45 46 Future Farmers of America 45 46 46-47 47-48 Roman Boat vr .Shm ty A ltznd and friendly gzrl Homl I-ronomlci 1 uh 44 45 16 -14 Pre slflcnl 16 44 P4 p 'iqu ld 44 45 15 46 4 Fhurlmrltr 14 48 Y Tun C u 4 4 as Ltbn J 5 6 8 c cru L4 flu -Ulf' Q444efe4l SE IUHS HPI rw HL NT Ped1 o You would never find a tr frzend Pop Squad 44 -la 46 46 Glce Club 46 YTeen Club 46-44 47-18 Jumor Pln Fist Senior Pldx Clit 'lfMfz,e4l .lL GAL!-'N SWANN Gzlen 1 'Z Always quzet, but never ang y Iuture Farmer of Amerlca 45 46 46 47 47 48 Hn- wrmz LI-'A 'Hessze A kznder heart you couldn t find Beta Club 45 46 46-47 47 48 Pep Squad 45 46 YTeen Club 47-48 Llterdrw Editor of The Purple Tiger Vale dlctorlan. L 4' BERTHA MAE ROBERTS ,......,v,........,.............. ....... ' 'Bertie Quiet but always ready to sm'l . Quietest Girl. RAYMOND Ll-'A ....w,4, ,l.........,.....w...w,,,.....,..,,,...... Duh Can certainly take a joke a d always come out smiling. Future Farmers of America. 44-45' 45-46' 46-473 47-49: Nice-President. 46-475 Football, 45-46- 46-47' 47-483 'W Club, 46-475 47-48' Vice-President 47-48. SE IDRS BOBBY HARRIS H cn 71.8 Qu1et, but trusted by eteryo Future Farmers ofAmeric.1 13-44 4445 45 46 16 44 KATHLEEN SMITH ' Katze Always ready to lend a helpmg ha d Home Economics Cub 44 45 45-46 Pep Squad 14 45 4546 Beta Club 1546 46 47 47 48 Secretary 17 48 YTeen Club 46-47 17-48 Junior Plav Cast Frlendllest Girl Cumberland Vall y Musle Conference Octet rxtcd excellent Senior Plav KATHRYN FOLTCH F1 osty A sweeter gzrl youll neter find Shes clwftys good and kmd Home Economics C ub 1415 45-46 46-47 YTeen Club 44 5 45-46 1 4 17 49 Pep Squad 44 45 15 46 46-47 Queen s Attendant 11 15 Treasurer of Class 15 46 Hg, Basketball 45-46 17-4Q Lettered 14-18 VH Club 1-18 Typist for Tht Purple T g r Dramatlc Club 17 48 Trtas urer 47 48 Most Popular Clrl Stage Manager for Sc-mor Plav DPM. JENNINGS Coach It takes more abzlzty to fro than zt does to smzle I-uture Farmers of Amerivw 14 45 4546 46-47 lfoutball 1546 4647 Vlanager -17-18xIettered Club ln .lor HLFFMAN Tug St aff A plar where ltmdness wall al f ways show 18 on the fare of lzttle Joe P nt 44 XII Jullct 5 16 IC Preslrlent class 16 Llbrarlan 46 Eco nomlc Club 47 Sergeant at arms 17 Fu ture Farmers of America 45 46 14 VS at ertmxn Hugh 41-18 Future Farmers of Xmtrlca 17 48 4 SE IUHS Hou FII HARVFY Kaz Am We can ttuthfully say Hes one of om best But well just let you guess the rest f at Future Farmers of Amerlc 1 44 45 45 46 44-18 President 47 48 I' ootball 45 46 ASSlSl'lI'll Manager 44 W Club 45 46 46 17 -ll 48 Vlce Presldcnt 46 47 Bus k bill 4617 Boxing, 4614 Wo f clue! l uccmfc MARY STEWART Poodle Always ready to get mto mzsch f B t stall a dependable frzend Glrl Reserve 44 45 4546 N C T 44 45 Home Eco nomlcs 44-45 I S S Chapter 4546 46-47 47 48 Sec retary 46 47 Beta Club 45 46 46-47 47-48 Delegates to Comention 4546 4647 4748 W Club 4546 4647 47 48 Cheerleader 44-45 45-46 46 47 Queens attendant 45 46 Basketball 44-45 45-46 46-47 47-48 Lettered 45-46 46-47 47-48 Junior Plas Cast Pep Squad 47-48 Meanest Girl Advertlslnf., Manager of The Purple Tlger Senlor Plas Cast Full of fun, merry and gay Well guess hell always be that way Football 44 45 46 47 Lettered 46 47 Basketball 45-46 46-47 47 48 Alternate Captain 47 48 All Cumberland Val ley Conference Guard ln Football 48 Etude Music Club 46 47 47-48 President of Orchestra 47-48 Member of Boys Quartet Second place ln Cumberland Valley Music Conference 47 W Club 46 47 47 48 Future Farmers of America 44 45 45 46 46 47 Jumor Play Cast Secre tary of Class 47 48 Bachelor of Uglyness Cumberland XIgalleyCMuslc Conference Vocallst rated excellent Senior las ast GPN P LAFEVOR Ode A good addztton he d male m .serwce of l Hes the nozstest boy you eter saw 4H Club 46 47 Football 46 Junlor Plav Cast Senior Play last Wu 1 rrrr Htnsors Wzllze T Shy but 1 ery determined and tery friendly at heart Spamsh Club 47 48 President 48 President of Class 45 Pep Squad 45 46 Home Economics Club 45-46 Tre.-xs urer of Class 47 48 Beta Club 45-46 46 47 47 48 Treas urer 47 48 Muslc Club 47 48 Glee Club 46-47 Junior Plas Cast Beta Club Plax Cast Dramatlc Club 47-48 Vl Club 47-48 Business Manager of The Purple Tiger Mlss D A R Most Studlous G1rl Cumberland Valley Speech Conference rated first Middle Tennessee Speech Conference rated second Cumberland Valley Musxc Lon ference Octet rated excellent Senior Play Cast Saluta torlan v If ' J! V . cr Q, . JJ J ' 'V h I . 1. - 5 ,t 3 . ' 1 , 'Q , .- 1 ell , ' -A I Y, -l , A 5, 0 , - ' 3 I fl IP I ' '. ie , u ' ' . ' . - 3' D I V , - :' : ' : ' ' Q ' 2 I V I ' Z ' I L BOBBY BLANKENSHIP ...........,... ,....., .....,..,....,...... ' ' Boat rc , I I U 4Av If J! ,, . . , C . I Q. aw J ' ' . JJ f if . ' . ' ' u . 5 A h Bl-'TTY Blxss Bettyjean Always Iaughzng, no mattev wh r you find her Schools At NX ar Commltee 44-45 Basketball 45 46 46 41 47 48 Lettered 4641 47-48 Cub 4 7 1148 Treasurer of Class 47 48 Girl s State 4641 I-lead Cheer leader 4148 B st All Around Girl Junior Play Cast The Danforth Foundation Leadership Award Cumberland Vallev MUSIC Conferenu. Octet ratul Excellent Scnlor Play Cast Drlsl- RT Drzvrov JR Dange10ls A loteable Jolly way Is reflected ln what you say I-uture I-armcrs ol' Amcrlcx 14 45 15 46 16 47 1 Ji RRY P Ol TCH Chazn Gang A dependable member of the fhazn ga g, I' Q Then' mzsszng link Vhttlest Box Sergeant At Arms of Class 47 48 SLP Arm ooo SH916 Now who could be nzcer than Susze Home Economics Club 44-45 45 46 Pep Squad 14 45 N C T Club 44 45 Y'I'een Club 46 47 47 48 Beta Club 45 46 46 47 47-48 V1cePres1dent of Beta Club 47 48 Junior Play Cast Class Prophet C11F'r0N Jo11Nsox 'Zum Who wms the mee? The ho? se or the Hdel ? oothill 44 43 4 1 1 8 urul 1 If uturc zrmt rs ol' Xmt ru 1 J 6 1 wr-- ' Weafmf SE IUHS JAMI-is FORD ..........A,,A ...,,, , , ..,,, ,A.A,,. ,.,,,,, , ,.....,.,.,,..A ' ' Ford A rery studious boy with a heart full of joy? Football, '44-'45g '46-473 Lettered, '45, '46, '473 Future ' Q Farmers of Ameruca 44 45 45 46 Treasurer 45 46 W Club 45 46 46 47 47 48 Basketball 45 46 46 47 47 48 Lettered 46 47 47 48 Captaln 46 47 Football Captaun 47 All Tournament Basketball team HLCH THOMAS Flopsy He likes to make many frzend Commlttee 44 45 Football 44 45 45 46 46 47 W Club 45 46 46 47 47 48 Junuor Plav Man auger Adxertusung, Edutor oi The Purple Tuger V uctorx 47-48 Evu- u YN AGEE Lou He1 frzendshtp we all treas Pep Squad 44 45 45-46 Beta Club 45-46 46-47 47 48 Home Economucs Club 46 47 YTeen Club 47 48 Cum berland Vallev Musuc Conference Octet rated Excellent HERBFRT CORLEY H oover' Whats a mtlluon smiles to one lzttle from ? Auburntmxn Hugh 44 45 4546 Watertown Hugh 4647 47-48 Basketball 46 47 Quietest Bow Lrvw IS THOMAS Louue A gentleman tn euery w y Cordonsxulle Hugh 44 45 Vllatertovsn High 4546 16-47 47 48 Future Farmers of Amerucu 44 45 45 46 16 47 17 48 Meanest Bow Lous BAIN Blondze Shell always be your frw d Pep Squad 44-45 45 46 Beta Club 45 46 46 47 47 48 Home Economics Club 46-47 Home Economucs Award 4 YTeen Club 47-48 Txpist for The Purple Tuger ALLu-'N B1-'LL Belrah A Fmend of all no one can de y Vlatertoxwn Hugh 43 44 Wilson Intermeduate Hugh De trolt 43-44 Auburntown Hugh 44-45 Buttler Hugh Princeton Kentuckv 45 46 Central Hugh Nashxulle 46 47 Watertown High 47 48 Stage Manager Senuor Plav Cast - 1 1 1 1 . 1 1 , Y - ' Y - 7 1 - Y ll YY ! I Y ! 5 Y , I l , I - l . Y - Y Y l l Y 1 , Y Y , Y 1 . 7 7 . ' 7 Y . - 7 - 1 Y 7 - Y Y - 1 , , . 1 1 1 rc , 91 u ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,vv,vv,,,A,,,,,Y,,4A,,,,, rr ' ' S x1 ' .' , - Q . - 1. - : - : I . ' I ' I ' I '. 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Such memories that lie buried in the past, Good and bad, together we have shared, These memories that will linger and always last, Because each one understood and cared. And to our faithful teachers we .sadly say, adieu, We now take another step in life, To them, we owe added apreciation, too, Because of them, u'e nou' stand armed for strife. Forward now, we set our eyes upon the sea of life, We launch forth to see the far-off shore,- Our Pilot is near us to guide us through all strife, As we say CGoodbyej to our Alma Mater foreiver more. -BETTY BASS ALMA MATEH On our city's western border, Towered against the sky. Proudly stands our Alma Mater, As the years go by. Foruxzrd ei'er be our watch word, Conquer and prevail, Hail to thee, our Alma Mater W.H.S. all hail. Cherished by our sons and dauglzters Memories sweet shall throng, 'Round our hearts our Alma Mater, As we sing our song. Forward erer be our watch ivord, Conquer and prevail, Hail to thee, our Alma Mater, W.H.S. all hail. 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M -1 1 , 4 5'-Ct . . or ll 4 -': Q zfldflfr NJ We suddenly reallzed that our dreams had come true on January 5 1948 when our Senlor Class and Sponsors left school on a chartered Trallway bus to see the Freedom Tram whlch had arrlved ln our capltal c1ty on Sunday January 4 The tr1p was a very pleasant one w1th an oc aslonal outburst of laughter from the group that had pushed the thoughts of school far lnto the background and were th1nk1ng only of the events of the day When we reached Unlon Statlon and saw the huge red whlte and blue Monster below us we qulckly made our way to the end of the l1ne to Walt our turn to pass through the tra1n There was an enormous throng of people and after four hours of pushing pulllng and standlng ln l1ne vse reached the entrance It was then that we reallzed th1s was truly the Splflf of 1776 the tram that held our back ground the thmgs that made our freedom posslble The cars of the Freedom Tram were ordlnary day coaches vnade over and carryxng 128 docu ments and flags that played an lmportant part ln our hlstory These cars were covered Vklth tvxenty tons of shatterproof steel platlng Inslde the corrldors ran 1n a zlg zag pattern so that there was alvs ays somethlng just around the corner Each document was 1n a steel case cov ered wlth bulletproof glass and the document 1tS91f vsas protected by an lnch th1ck plastlc envel ope Wh1Ch absorbed the llght thus protecting the 1nk and paper UH1tQd States Marlnes stood on guard day and nlght Hxstory became more real and more meanmgful to us as we pass d through each corrldor studylng the documents There vxas the rough copy of the Declaratlon of Independence 1n Jeffer sons own handvsrltlng the Artlcles of Confederatlon the B111 of Rlghts the log book of the USS MISSOUFI the Gettysburg Address 1n Llncolns own hand vxrmng the Magna Carta the Mayflower Compace the Hag ralsed by the Marxnes on Ivto Jlma and many other or1g1na1 docu ments As vue stepped pass the Mar1ne guard and out of the tra1n we suddenly reallzed vse had seen a short rev1ew 1n forty five mlnutes of what It took years along xuth blood svxeat heart aches and sorrovss to create Yes our her1tage calls for lmpo tant responslbllltles for every Clll zen to understand and preserve lt We slgned our names on the scroll just outslde the tram vth1ch xull be placed 1n the Con gresslonal Llbrary and turned our thoughts homexn ard and to WHS Th1S xx as the end of a per fect day for the 1948 Semors and thelr Sponsors e, , ,,A. .. 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A HISTUHY Ulf THE CLASS UF 1948 In the fall of 1936 a gloup of small boys and glrls fox med a lme on the rlght slde of the xx alk 1n front of Wateltoxvn Grammax School We xx ere alext and eager to see xx hat xxfts gomg to happen but lxttle d1d xxe reallze the act1v1t1es of the years that lay before us Among that group xxas Betty Bass Ma ry Stexvart Kathleen Smlth Helen Hunt Kathlyn Foutch Edsel Flovd Halbert LaFever Hugh Thomas Joseph Stalllngs and I A pleasant looklng lady appeared ln the doorxx ay and beckoned us to come ln A xxe seated ourselves 1n the small seats she lntroduced herself as MISS Maly Lltchfold We all '1pp1ec1ate the splendid guldance she gave us durmg that short yea1 The txme passed qulckly and It was the sprlng of 37 We had knoxvn many Joys ln our IIVGS before but none so great as school bemg out The tlme sped by and we found ourselves 1n the second glade Thls year seemed very brlef and so d1d all the other years of Grammar School untll we reached the elghth grade ln the year of 1944 ThlS seemed to be the most excltmg year 1n our l1ves In the sprmg of that year the only subject you xvo uld hear bemg dlscussed was our gradua tlon Our graduatlon xvas soon over and we looked forward to our first year ln hlgh school In the fall we reallzed xve xvere another group of green freshmen We felt al most as out of place as we d1d the first day ln 1936 when xve entered Mlss Mary s room That year students were added from the sur roundlng communltles of Alexandrla Shop Mr D F Adklsson was our new pI'1l'1C1pEi1 that year and although he d1d thmk xxe xvere a llttle nolsy he stlll thought xve were a '11ce group Through h1s splendld guldance our freshman year was one of our happlest Our Sophomore year was another to be remembered Of course l1ke any other group xve felt superlor to the Freshman but we soon dlscovered our mlstake Last year we found xve xvere really Jolly Junlors Mr T W Bruce xvas our nexx prlnclpal and through h1S kmdness and sple ndld leadershlp we found our Jumor year to be a very happy and successful one Also th ere was the excltement of selectlnff our class rmgs for the next year the Juruor and Sem or Receptlon and the Class Play Cash and Carrle Thls was all so new to us and then the thought m our mlnds of Next year we ll be Semors The tlme passed qulckly and the fall of 1947 was here The year we had looked for xx ard to the year we felt xx ould be one of the happiest years of our hves The Hrst great event of the year xvas the day xve recelved our class rmgs Then there was the electlon of class ofiicers and Sponsors electlon of the annual staff Jun1o1 Semor receptlon Class Basketball Tournament our class play The Atomlc Blonde and varlous other soclal actxvltles There s st1ll the same dlscusslon that xvas heard ln 1944 'Our graduatlon We express our appreclatlon to MISS Ma ry Burton and Mr Earl Baker our sopnsors Mr T W Bruce and the entlre faculty for thelr help and guxdance through these hlgh school years Whatever success xxe may ac hleve m llfe xxe oxxe the gratltude to our Alma Mater WILLETTE HL DSON 'I . 1 yf ' 1 . 1 7 Q 1 v L. V L 5 k , , . , 1 1 , I U , 7 x, n C . . . ' 44 17 . . . ' . . . . . H l - ' YY H ' 77 ' ' , . Springs, Norene, Statesville and Commerce. . . ' 7 , . as ' xv , 1 . . D , .. . ,, . . . H H 1 ' H 1 ' r ' ' , . . Z . Z . ,- ' ' , , 41 ' rv 7 Y 7 1 - 'Z PHUPHEIIY UF THE As I sit here looking into my crystal ball, I can see some things that shall befall my friendse The Senior Class of 1948. MARGIE ATWOOD who is noisy, but sweet, Is still having trouble with her big feet. Then there's BERTHA MAE ROBERTS, still quite chu bby, Is staying at home praying for a hubby. JOSI-:PH STALLINGS with his well-known fiddle, Is on the Grand Ole Opry playing Hey-diddle-diddle. HUGH THOMAS with his curly hair, Now runs a s land at the Alexandria Fair. EDSFL FLOYD the Hardware King Is saving up money to buy a ring fFor Margie J And BOBBY BLANKFNSHIP the famous crooner Makes the swooners swoon sooner There was MARY STFWART with her stately air Is now marrled to a guy who has no hair KATHRYN FOUTCH Wlth her long blonde tresses Lives 1n Paris designing dresses HFSTFR LFA is still working at Kuhns Behind th e counter selling prunes ROBBIP BOBUM is often seen raking hay Since she wrecked the Chevrolet WILLETTE Hbnsox who was true to her Alma Ma ter Is now a star at the Royal Theater BETTY BASS in school was a bubble blower But now for Corky she pushes the lawn mower ETHYLI INI- Domsim. still vsaiting for her feller S lls cider from a barrel 1n her celler HELFN HLNT Sunday School teacher Is married to Rev Hall a Baptist preacher CLASS GALEN SNVANN with the school boy complexion, still looks in the mirror at his reflection. JAMES HOBSON whose looks and brains were his proudest possessions has chosen farming now as his profession. ' 'EF l HERBERT CORLEY was tall, dark and handsome, qi has riches galore and lives in a mansion. Lois BAIN is settled in her country home, with her husband, dog, and a bone. LILLIAN LASATER, who loved to tarry is still hoping for someone to marry. WALLACE ROBINSON still wandering from place to place, next year plans to enter the President's race. There's EVELYN AGEE from down Greenwood way, is now married deciding shorthand wouldn't pay. A lazy guy was GENE LAFEVER, but now he wor ks just like a beaver. EDELL HEARN who was always happy, is now in college but is still called Pappy. NINA RAY SHORES from Norene way, is now dancing and singing for Sammye Kay. ALIIEN BELL who's still kinda plump now has his girl up a stump. JAMES FORD from Brush Creek way, is now a football player with high pay. And ole' HOWELI. HARVEY, a gay young blade, is still in Statesville in the shade. ROBERT BAILEY who used to clerk, works in the Valley as a soda-jerk. JEAN OWNBY who has just made her will, has finally decided to settle down with Bill. And who's this cowboy in a speciled vest? Why it's LEWIS THLMAS, away out west. RAYMLND LEA of football fame, still says, Duh who do I hit next? KATHLEEN SMITH, who was quite a thrush is modeling bathing suits, now don't blush. KATHRYN LASATER, is mighty coy, but oh, how she loves that Beadle boy. And HALBERT and DELBERT and JERRY of Chain Gang fame you know, are now a singing quartet appearing in a big picture show. CLIl 1'0N JOHNSON whom they all called Zark lives in the city near the park. BOBBY HARRIS a very fine boy, now lives in town and makes toys. ROBERT THOMAS with his big feet works for the city sweeping the streets. JoE HUFFMAN the blond headed guy, is now a detective, and very very sly. And that's all I canfNo wait! who's this? Why it's Miss Burton and Mr. Baker, our wonderful teachers, sitting in a pew listening to somepreacher. But seriously, gang, may the best of everything be yours. SUE ATWOOD Yu ,pf- LA.. We the Senior Class of Watertown High School being of sound mind hereby make and publish this our last vslll and testament thus making all others void To our sponsors Miss Mary Burton and Mr Earl Baker who guided us in our every endeavor We leave our slncere thanks and appreclatlon for a Job well done EXPLYIN AGI-'F leaves her love for Nashville men to Maybelle Huddleston EMU Y Sl r ATM ooo wills her love for bankers to Bar baia Wood JAMIS Hossoix leaves his ability to catch big fish to Ped Harden GPLF LA FHPR leaves a lock of his vs avy hair to Jack Stephens RAYMOAD LPA wills his mayorshlp of Buckeye to his brother Melvin MARG11: Arn ooo wills her love for Alexandria to Jean Walker ROBBIF BORLM wills her love for Norene men to Ruth DHVIS Hudson JAM: s FORD wills his love for school to Pe e Stewart JOE HLFINIAIN leaves his nickname TuffStuff to some Tough Jumox KATIiRYN F01 'rcn leaves a vsorn out typewriter to Algene Cowan EDI'.I.l. HEARN lc aves his romantic vsays to J. T. Rob- inson. HELEN HEAT leaves har ability to write romantic poetry to Kathryn Jewell. JOSEPH S'rA1.i1NCs leaves his reckless driving to Corky Lannom. HERBERT CORLEY leaves his quiet ways to Don Wright. LILLIAN LASTER wills her ability to ride in T. Models with red headed men to Ruth James. HESTER LEA wills her love for Shop Springs to Sam- mye Forbes. GALEN SwA N wills his love for Commerce to Clar- ence Joseph Burton. HAl.BF1RT LA FEVUR wills his bashful xx ays to one who n-eds them L. L. Fussell. BLRTHA MAE Rlll.lCR'l'S wills hu' tall slender figure to Juanita Jones. NINA RAY Snrwrzs Ivins her quiet disposition to Vir- ginia Lee. . W V . , 'V' 1 , y. . , , . ' I ' , ' S V- V V' . 5.3 ,i - ' ' ' ' x. ' . 1 ' . : ': ' ' ' ' ,I Y w r' ' ' v ' ...Q 4 . - , . . ,. A I v A 1.11 ' 1' ' .. ' . 1 3 f 1' ' L 'A , F . ' ' lc rv A A K ' ' ' v 1 y ' 1 1 Av xc ' ' y v v 1 l R 4 In D U ,, . , 1' L . is I 1 1 . 0 y L ' I J A to x it 7 X , .X UP THE SE IUH CLASS MARY STEWART leaves her book A M1ll1on Ways to Fllrt to Amy Jo Van Hook Lois BAIN wllls her place as office g1rl to Loulse Hud son LEWIS THOMAS w1lls his honor the meanest boy of the Senlor Class to Robert Turner DEAN JFNNINGS wllls h1s Bones to another fine boy Kenneth Dedmon CLIFTON JOHNSON! wllls h1s abllxty to tram race horses to Howard Thompson BFTTY BAss leaves her shrlll voice to Jo Jean Knee WILLFTTP HLDsON leaves her talent of publlc speak mg to Ann Mulllnax KATHRYN LAsATl-'R leaves her abllxty to play basket bull to a fine athlete Evelyn Hlldreth BOBBY BIANKFNSHIP wllls hls ab1l1ty to play football to Jewell Huddleston WALLACE ROBERTSON wllls hxs ablllty to ask dumb questlons to Forrest Harvey HUGH THOMAS leaves hxs fouryear old mckname name Floppsy to Kenneth Floyd Jl-AN OUTLAND wllls her ablllty to cook and keep house to Ruth Dunn KATHLEEN SMITH leaves her abllnty to smg llke a lark to Kathleen Lester ETHYLENF DONNELL leaves her ablhty to get dla monds to Gladys Gannon ROBERT THOMAS leaves hxs curly glrl catchmg halr to Jack Stroud ALLEN BFLL leaves his corpulent body to W1ll1e Cook se BOBBY HARRIS leaves his shy ways to Douglas Pen nuel Dr-'LBERT DFNTOL leaves his prlntlng room to some Jumor JERRY FOLTCH leaves h1s honor the W1tt1QSt Boy to Jack Reeves HOWELL HARVEY wllls hls Job of football manager some boy who loves hald work EDSEL FLOYD leaves h1s love for blondes to J W Patton Lastly we do hereby nommate and appomt Mr T W Bruce our sole executor In wltness whereof we do thls our w1ll set our hands th1s twentieth day of May 1948 Slgned and published ln our presenc we have sub scrlbed Our names hereto ln the presence of the testa tor thls the twentleth day of May mnetcen hundred and forty elght Wztnesses VIARY BLRTON EARI BAK FR CN Qui if Class Testator 'N ,, ROBERT BAM I-:Y an .L H SE IUH PLAY E ST 4,11 THL I-XTUMIE BLUMIL Members of the Semor Class presented th1s play by Jay Toblas on Aprll 2 ln the school audltorlum CHARACTERS Bob N1Ck91SOH Co owner of the Healthltarlum OFIOIQ Byrd The Negro Mald Katlnka Katzenphelfel The Dutch Cook Skld Werhng Bob s pal and partne1 Pars1mon1ous Jackson Negro Poxtel DOOg1E Deane A fUgltlV6 from the Constlbule Sylvester Buttelhsh The Constlbule M1s Ph1lO P1 att The nosey next doO1 nelghbor MISS Wllella Wyhe Doogles rlch aunt Flncheley St John III Looklng fO1 a mf Gulney Madox Sklds 11val ID love Mrs Adelalde Bulkelelgh Banks Club Woman Doreen Burkelelgh Banks Her daughtex Betty Haltford Adelaldes nlece The Headless Hant EDSEL FLOYD BETTY BAss KATHLEEN SMITH EDELL HEARN BOBBY BLANKLNSHIP GENE LA FEVER ROBERT BAILEY KATHRYN LASATER WALLACE ROBERTSON JOSEPH STALL11xGs WILLETTL HUDSON MARS STEWART MARGIE ATWOOD 1? 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' .V...A...V......AA....A.............,v..A.AA,..,....AA.....A......A..A..,.VA.A....AA...,AA..............,.l...., .J v ' , ' -u 1 1. -s l JUNIUHS JUNIOR CLASS UFFIEEHS AND SPUNSUHS Preszdent JEWELL HUDDLESTON Semetary AMY JO VAN HOOK T1 easurer JOE THORNE Sponsovs Miss MARTHA CURD MR HOMER KNEE V ice-President ,.,,,,,,,.AA,,,,.A,,,,,,,,.,,A,,AAAA,,,,,,,,,,,A.,..,,,,,.,,A....,,, ROBERT TURNER 1 J ' JU IUH EL SS Fzlst Rou Left to Rlght Amy Jo Van Hook Jean Walker Samuel Lester Jo Jean Knee J T Robmson and Marle Stroud Srrond Pom Left to R1ght Betty Sue Scott B1ll1e Sue Neal Jack Stephens Jacquelme Prlce Corlne Metherton and Howard Thompson Thnd Rom Left to Rlght Kathleen Lester Vlfglnla Lea Joe Thorne Kathryn Jewell Loulse Hudson and Robert Turner Fourth Rott Left to Rlght Barba1a Wood L C Russell Corme Stroud Robe1ta Tart! ley and Thomas Lynn INeal 'WIN' r, al' U i G: ' x v 1 I 1 U 3 . T y . . y Y . b .1 ' i v i A Q v r 1 I I 7,1 I Z 1 v ' ' l I y N l AA V . A Y . S A ' 4 I , z ' X 43 .3 .I ex f 'Y , .2 T J - Y' , ' , ! I ,f . A 1 I ' K ' x A , v I' 4- 'I 1 3 ' ,.qvS 'w1, X C. 5 V rl l 1 J T . r 4 x nfl ,lf '18 ,L F12sfRo1u Left to Rlght Gladys Gannon Algene Cowan Wlllxe Cooksey Mlldred Gam mon Vestal Harden and Pearl Drlver Second Row Left to Rlght Ruth Dunn Evelyn Cunnlngham Jevs ell Huddleston Sarah Bell Louise Covsan Ray Jennings. Thirfl Row Left to Right-Erlene Corley Russell Vantrease Bertha Dale Woodson Roy Lannon Maybelle Huddleston and Ruth James. Fourth Row, Left to Right-Douglas Penuel, Jo Frances Harris, Jean Harden, Sarah Holdsworth and Evelyn Hildreth. JU mn EL 55 SUPHUMUHES 11: in I . ln- 0 -l ' SUPHUMUHE EL!-XSS UPPIEEHS ANU SFU SUHS fi F I 111 PM wir nf Sun fm If Tzfflsufff QIIOIISOIS f' ,QQ Q...-f 'Vlmc IP H1 DSOX TIIPLNIX Cxxxox Nxxu HIIL Was HHQHHT Jhxxlxm MR CL um T1 uxn 1 .. 1, . R25 X Q 3 S 1 W ' 14 f' 2.3 UMM , Prrnsiflmzi SIDNEY BAINI-Ls ' 1, 1: k w 4 3 1: :ss SUPHU UHE EL I nxt Ron fleft to rlghtl Dorothy Armstrong 131115 Frances Osborne Fred Nlxon Quond Rou fleft to rlghtl Maxgxe Hudson Margaret Mount and J C 'itew ar Ihznl Rom lleit to rlghtl Frances Beadle Mary Helen Hemontoler Wallace Mldgette Fourth Row tleft to Flghll Dorothy Thompson Anne Mulllnax and Qldney Bames Fzfth Ron, tleft to rlghtl Jean Balley Bobble Dorr1s Bell and Forest Har vey qzyth Row lleft to rlghtl Juanita Jones Evelyn La Fevor and Clarence Bur on Qez enth Rom lleft to rlghtb Nancy H111 Dorothy Marler and Kenneth Dedmon Imqlzth Rau, llc ft to rlghtl Jualnta Cowan Joy ct Reevcs and Edgar Eaton Iwmth hon llt ft to rlghtl Louise Rohmson and Kenneth Earl 'itxoud 11 39' 'lib -49 'v 6 37' as ' QV 4 ,A aa Bu fy' 'T ls. 1 ' Y l ' V I A , ' ,W 13 1, ,fx .. ' , Y , . . L. ' ,A ' t. , VV M 1,5 , I Y ' , . ' . ' 4 8 I , U , 1 v - tu A 1 1 I iw R 1 ' li lV-.t 1. 1 'E V x 1 1 E E I 1 x l at W . 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F A39 f I V' xg 'Wir 19 Fnst Row Left to Rlght Joyce Cou an Ronald Adamson Mal yx onne Ferguson Kenneth Flovd Melvm Lea Jannlne Wood James Gammon Qccond Rou Left to Rlght Jlmmy Kldxsell Frances Oakley Haxold Bakel Blllv Bally Blllv Butlex MHIXIH Bam Tlmd Rou Left to Rlght Kenneth Cunnlngham F1 anklxn McKee Glenn O klex Guv Mathls Compton FIXID Hudson Glvans David Hale Foznfh Rou Left to Rlght Ruth Boatman Joe Taylox Peggv Patton Ollle Johnson Laula C Smlth Dorothx Hudson E1 ma Ruth Stroud PHESHME EL SS Fnst Rom Left to Rlght Martha Alexander Sara Agee Gnd Ballff Robert Bam Gllbert Bam Margle Ba1n Vlrglnla Borum Serond Rou, Left to Rlght Carrle Beard Lllhan Ewmg Bllly Fout ch W1ll1am Comer Flte John Wood Good ner Kathleen Lester Forrestme James Tlwd Row Left to Rlght Mary Lea Ruth Lynch Mary Ellzabeth Pattelson Wllllam Patton Margorle Prlce Grady Prltchett EISIG Mal Reeves Fouifh Row Left to Rlght Wllma Shores Wmston Tldwell Mary Ann Turne1 Martha Sue Wxlllam Forkum Betty Tarpley Harold Ba1n 'Ur AA ,audi V QQ' W7 A 0 I 76 su sd s Jo Ann It 'QC' MXN ff- 40 ,lie JUNIUH HIGH JO IOO OLASS OFFICERS ANO SPONSORS WHf n ll my Pmezdent JOE MACK REEVES Secretary JACKIE GILL T16aS1l76l GEORGE GRISHAN1 Sponsom MRS TONINIIE LOU WRIGHT MRS HONIER KNEE I -aj A .OM ' s K 2 A .E . fii 5 . Vice-President v,,,,E,,,,EE,,,,,EEO,,EE,,,,O,EE ,. ,,EE,,, ,O,v,,,EEEE,,,,,E P EGGY MCCLANAHAN . x A ' EIGHTH GRADE Sponsor Benton Johnson Joe Mack Reeves Glyn Smlth Jack Smlth Bam Tommy Bruce Thomas Doak DaVlS James Roy George Eugene Huddleston Jack Malone Joe Martm Thomas James W1ll1ams MEMBERS George Grlsham Jack Wood Frances Bam Betty Sue Foutch Nell Hearn Charlotte Lynch Emma Jean Parker Betty June Patterson Mary Ruth Snyder Audrey Vantrease Peggy Wrlght MRS TOMMIE LoL WRIGHT Dorothy Travls Peggy McClanaham Jackle G1ll Myrna Boyd Lo1s Harden Dorothy Jones Margaret Neal Phyllls Patton Beulah Patton Bette Jane Tracy Jlmmle Sue Walker Jean Senslng SEVENTH GH UE EEE Sponsor Charles DaVld Bam Carl Burton Davld Cassety Louls Davenport Ray Donnell Bobbye Haynes Robert Earl Huddleston Joe Ward Malone Louis McM1nn Charlle Morr1s Robert Glenn Neal 'ir ww' Jlmmy Porterneld Brownle Vantrease Johnnle Clalborne Bettye Barrltt M1ldred Dedman Mxldred Redman Eva Mal England Malgaret Ann Hudson Myra Parker Martha Vantrease Bllly Patton Ji MRS HONIER Kr. EE Donald Simpson 'VIallory Gulle Ruth Adamson LOIS Barrett Dorothy Drlver Jo Ann Jennmgs Fay McClanaham Dorothy Thomas Carolyn Jevsell A1335 52 af' ..-.1--1. 1 - X ....:....: , I ....-- Q, , ....... , k l .:ff1.!f52f:. 1 X X .. -x' n . . x ' s ti MX f 1 T E25 ,ta f ' 1 . , ,Q f we 5 Q ' ,,,, f A ' 'if . , I ' t 3 ,, , . L Q.,-Q, ' A iff, if ,, 3, Y . I .V A Q ' . am . Vvf' . W , -gk . , ' 4 1 jnwwrl 'V- K f is 4 e ff' My fu ., :,.. ' 4v'vQff'tl'. ,Q5,'g ' mm .kj ,3x'.1f,4K,,gaA 1 greg: if if fi g H, frm Aft' Q-ads , --..:..f-e1.,1f ' + 'wa ' X. 4' V y-ge, Mrgrj. :Mm , T . . V V , r' P? 'lffva Exgg f Q WE REMEMBER ,.f 'SZ fifxax iii Iam? 1 DAYS LIKE THESE i win 'ff-Ea wmv if 'H JP x3,.Q in fa . -4- x Q? . mf IQ ,fx. ! K A 3' A . any ,m w, ,,,, - 4 A JQWQL 4 ' 5' if Q , WML M A vt A ' 4 X f j QM T D . ff 5 Q, gg fkgww , Q il' 1 0 xi tit! 251581. x QW X2 Q32 ll ll - ' Managers DEAN J ENNINGS HOWELL HARVEY E .,, N. ssi-.. X .A Captain, JAMES FORD CO Captain, EDSEL FLOYD . V- 5 IQ A Z., if wg X ' ,V N-. gt- N I , , ex il W 'A 'A ZH ' ., 3 fx: :I asf f 3. Qu jg 4 'Wil 4 f ng gr, f ' ' COACH HONIER KNEE x rl Nix ggffidz J 7 w 'aa Saw IW .. eadfitii HEHUES LETTERMEN 1. JAMI-:S FORD .....,.,.,.......,.,.........,.. Captain End. Good on defense and good pass receiv- er. Good spirit and team work. Three-year letterman. Will be missed. Senior. 2. EDSEL FLOYD .,e,...,,..,....,.,,...... Alt. Capt. Back. Good runner and passer. Always out to win. All Conference. Will be missed. Two- year letterman. Senior. 3. EDELI, HEARN ,,,..,......,....... Quarterback Little but loud. Did a good job and always played hard. VVill be missed. Two-year let- terman. Senior. 4. WALLACI-1 ROBINSON ,,.....,,,,.....,,.... Back: Good defensive man. Never gave up. Liked it rough. Will be missed. One year letter- man. Senior. 5. HUGIl THOINIAS ............................ Tackle Good on defense and offense. Liked it rough and clean. Always ready to go. Three-year letterman. Will be missed. Senior. 6. ROBERT BAILEY .........,..............,....... Back Good offense and excellent defensive man. Good kicker and played a rough game. Three-year letterman. Will be missed next year. Senior. 1. BOBBY BLANKENSHIP ................ Guard Guard. All Conference. Good on offense and defense. Liked it rough. Always ready to go. Will be missed. Two-year letterman. Senior. 2. CLIFTON JOHNSON .........,............ Guard Fast and rough. Good defensive man. Showed good spirit. Will be missed. Two- year letterman. Senior. 3. JEWELL HUDDLI-:STON ..........,.....,. Center Center. A dependable man. Seldom made a bad pass. Should show up as a back next year. Two-year letterman. Junior. 4. L. C. RUSSELL ..,........... . ................. Back Good runner and kicker. Should be a stand- out next year. Two-year letterman. Junior. 5. BILLY DI-ZNNY., ..... ....................... G uard Good on defense and offense. Should show up his next two years. One year letterman. Sophomore. 6. HOWARD THOMPSON... ...... ............ . End Good on defense, should show up next year. Two-your lelierman. Junior. Doll AS PIN End food on dtftnse Should shou up next xeir On xt ir ltitcrmin Junior 8 RAYMOND LPA Tackle Good on defense Liked lt rough Played hard In the game Will be missed Txxo wear letterman Senior 'Slot present for picture vi, ,4-. -. M1 , Y - A , www... ,ganna 'V V fi. W ' X A :LU - t' If WV. 1 x 2 1. ,Q .A M ,Siu H 9 I J' I' ff .aa 'Y' 1-av WE WANT A ., Y ' fn A .ffl jg 1 I' 3 A 'fr 3 if j I A 4 6 Y W, ,,,,1, .fi ,A ' .wyf A, MM. 4 ww, , . Z K K 3,1 I A V , - I Q Bn' I f?v,5 1 fffffzfffffsxfff ' if 13 V! If 2 5 F Mn . 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J T ROBINSON Capt Guard Good shot from the corner and drlbbler Played hard and was al ways out to wln Should be a standout next year Junlor BOBBY BLANKENSHIP Alt Capt Guard Good on long shots and good man to br1ng ball dovsn the court Wlll be mlSSGd Senlor EDSFL FLOYD Forward Good about handllng the ball and good passer Good about bflflglllg the ball down the court Always 1n on a rebound W1ll be mlssed S n1or JAMFS FORD Forward Good about brmglng the ball down the court and good on long shots Always 1n on a rebound Always played hard W1ll be mlssed Semor fNot present when plc ROY LAlNlNOM Guard Good on shots from the corner and good drlbbler Good man about pass 1ng the ball Should be a standout next year HOWARD THOMPSOIN Center Good on a crlp shot and on gettmg the ball on a rebound Could always manage to get several polnts because of hxs tallness Should be a standout next year Junlor JIWXI-LL HLDDLPSTON Guard Always ready to go and good on gettlng the ball on a rebound Should come through next year Junlor EDPIL HEARN Forward Good on long shots and was alvn ays ready to go W1ll be mlssed Senlor CHARLES Oyn1xBY Guard Good on long shots and good on passmg the ball Should come through next year Sophomore EDGAR EATON Forward Good on long shots and good about bflflglflg the ball down the court Should come through next year Sophomore ROBFRT BAILFY Man ger and the very best COACH KLFF He alvsays stood for the boys whether they won or lost Taught them to play the game hard and falr I ur 1 N 5 Q 5 Q r f F xxx 'Q x J v X N . xi ,, . . - ., . . . 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KATHRYN Lxsxrr-re Captain Senior Guard A good ball passer and was always there to take the ball off backboard never gave up Her smile and winning ways w1th her leadership kept the team going Wrll be missed next year Lettered three years All Conference Second Team JPAN OLTIAND Alternate Captain Senior Forw ard Covers lots of floor soace and makes every pass count Excellent foul shot and a good long shot Will be missed next year Lettered three years Jo Jr-,xx KN:-r Junior Forward Good eye for basket seldom missed overhead shots never gave up Wrll be counted on next year Made All District and All Conference Lettered two years EyrrY's HIIDRPATH Junior Guard Likes to play a fast game good at intercepting passes never gave up when the going got tough Should be counted on next year as a number one player BrTTY Jr-Ax Brxss Senior Forward Good eye for basket good at taking ball off backboard al ways ready to tight to the finish Wrll be mrs sed next year Lettered two years Jmrs HARm's Junior Guard Gets in the game and fights a good ball handler and never gave up Will be counted on ne xt year Lettered one y ear Kfxrrrxvs Jrwrrr Junior Forward Has good eye for basket good at taking ball off baekboard Should be next years topnoteh player Lettered one year NIARY S'rr-wAre'r Senior Forward Was little but made up for rt wrth her speed md will to play a straight game Good passer never gave up Will be missed next year Lette red three years hard game Was a good sport Vkrll be counted on next year Lettered one year KATHPYN I10lTLH Senior Forward She could play either forward or guard A good passer and fought trll the finish Vkrll be missed next year Lettered one year Porsrsrr Borer yr Senior Guard Good at breaking up passes a good ball handler Would get on the floor after the ball Wrll be missed next year Lettered one year Grains Gexxos Jurrror Guard Vyas always th re doing her part showed the experience to help out the -19 squad Vkrll be eounted on next year VXIIII-TFP Herrsos Manager Vyas always there with the bag ind bottles She was there to share our sad and happy moments and ke pt us going when the w ry looked hard Nlrss Marr BlRl'UN Lhaperon IN ball club could eyer ask for sweeter or better person to go with them on ball trrps She shared our sorrow ind our roy ind w rs always eneour rglng us on Vkrthout her rt would have neyer been the sime NIP Creek Tr RN!-Y Coreh Vkas always eneouragrng us to plry better brll He rlways taught us to play the game farr lelean Vie will never forget hrm . r Q P A' 4-1 W 1 i ri y ,, e G I X e l X A ' 'K fy, N if 4 ' t K -iffy! , ' X Q l 'V yy If Y ' v v v v' ' . rv v . -' 7 . , ' , v . 1 V Ir' ..'::-f ' , '. 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ELUB P1 eszdeut Sec? eta? y cf TIGIIQIL7 67 Sponsm Q Robert Balley Jewell Huddleston Howell Harvey Howard Thompson Evelyn Hlldreth Bllly Denny Jean Outland Wallace Robertson Amy Jo VanHook Raymond Lea J T Robmson Bobby Blankenshlp Robert Thomas UPFHIEP15 MEMBERS EDELL HEARN RAYMOND LEA BETTY BAss MR KNEE 81 MR T W BRUCE Kathryr Lasater Hugh Thomas Douglas Penuel L C Russ ll James Ford Betty Bass Edell Hearn Mary Stewart Dean Jennmgs Jo Tean Knee Edsel Floyd C11fIO11 Johnson W1ll1 Cooks y 'J J at J -E 1 T J E M my vi Vice-P1-53'iEif5'iii'ffffflfiff:ffflffffiffffffffdM Y Y-TEE ELUB U8 J UPFIEEHS Pmszclent ETHELYNE DONNELL V109 P1 eszdent HESTI-:R LEA Secretary JEAN HARD1N Treasuzm ANN MULLINAY Repo1te1 EVIILYIN HILDRETH Pzamst BERTHA Woonsolx Chonstez KATHERINE FOUTCH Sponsor Miss MARY BURTON F1RsT Ron Left to Rzght Kathryn Foutch Lo1s Baln Carolyn Wllllams Margaret Mount Blllle Sue Neal Mar1e Stroud Evelyn Cunn1ngham Amy Jo VanHook Jo Jean Knee Evelyn Hxldreth Jean Hardln Hester Lea Ethelyne Donnell Ann Mullmax Bertha Dale Woodson Forrestlne Smlth Roberta Tarpley Ruth DHVIS Hud son Mary Helen Hemontolor Barbara Wood Sara Holdsvuorth Jo Frances Harms Martha Sue WllllamS L11l1an Laster Erma Ruth Stroud Sl-Coxo Ron Left to Rzght Ruth James Juanlta Covsan Ruth Dunn Corlne Stroud Sue Atwood Robble Borum Helen Hunt Betty Sue Scott Corinne Netherton MISS Burton Kath ryn Lasater Erlene Corley Louxse Hudson Helen Patton Pearl Drlver May belle Huddleston Nma Ray Shores Algene Cowan Loulse Robmson Sara Bell PUT HE F HMEHS EL B ,,,,..,L,.,. .,.,.....----M...n--.w-MMM 1 -fW---'+--- UPFIELHC5 P7691d?7lt HOWELL HARYEY Vwe President RUSSELL VANTREASE Secvetary JEWELL HUDDLESTON T1easme1 THOIWAS LYNN NEAL Repov te1 IACKIE STROLD Sponsof MR H R Lows FIRQT Row Left to Rzght Glenn Oakley Kenncth Cunningham Ray Jennings Jack Reeves Manson Lester Hudson GIVHDS William Patton VV1nston Tldvsell Robert lNeal Fred Nixon Sammy Forbes Glenn Oakley Grady Prichard Srcozsn Ron Left to Right Delbert Denton Jr Joseph Stallings Galen Swann len ll Huddleston Thom as Lynn Neal Margie Hudson 1Queenb Howell Harvey Russell Vantrease Clifton Johnson Edgar Eaton Billy Denny Charlie Harris. THIRD Row-Left to Right Mr. Love William Fite Bobby Harris Clarence Burton Roy Lannom Joe Huffman Raymond Lea Lewis Thomas Douglas Peneul James Hobson How- ard Thompson Samuel Lester J. T. Robinson Forest Harvey George Enoch Wallace Midgett Kenneth Dedmon, Jack Stroud. David Givans J. VV. Patton. Charles Ownby Sidney Bain David Hale Jackie Tyree Kenneth Thompson Melvin Lea. HU E EEUNUMIES EL B R B- UFFIELHS Pmszdent JEAN WALKER Vzce Preszdent GLADYS GANNON Treasurel EVELYN CUNNINGHAM Repmtez ANN MULLINAX Sponsor MRS PAUL OAKLEY Fmsr Roxy Left to Rzght Martha Vantrease Carolyn Jewell Dorothy Hudson Janlne Wood Mary Helen Hemontolor Ruth Adamson Dorothy Thomas Charlotte Lynch Jacque llne Glll Peggy Wrlght Audrey Vantrease Laura C Smlth Lllllan Ewlng Erma Stroud Beulah Patton Sara Avee Evelyn LaFevor Betty Sue Foutch Srcoxn Row Left to Rzght Forrestme James Ruth Davls Hudson Juanita Cowan Corme Stroud Caro lyn Wl11lamS Bobby Bell Mary Evelyn Cunnmgham Margle Hudson Bobby J Walker Thelma Gammon Ann Mulllnax Bertha Woodson Forrestlne Smlth L1ll1an Laster Mary Evelyn Patterson Mary Lea Mary Ann Turner Martha W1ll1ams Henrietta Coleman THIRD Row Left to Rzght Carrle Beard Ruth Boatman Ruth Dunn Vlrglnxa Borum Myrna Boyd Phylls Patton Frances Oakley Betty Tarpley Betty June Patterson Ellzabeth Tal ley Marle Stroud Lorlalne Wllllams Loulse Hudson Mrs Oakley Dorothy Williams Martha Bond Helen Patton Pearl Drlver Louise Robinson May belle Huddleston Jo Ann Jennings LOIS Hardin Betty Tracey Nlell Hearn Peggy McC1anaham J1mm1e Sue Walker Margaret Neal Wig? 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'Q ' nh 48 0-. xxx ,,-1,af R, -,,..J , 1, .1 47 7' 'W F' 1.-:,.,- .. M, ., ,Q .1-1 Q ,nf 1, rf I ' ' I .I ff f lf X ' -nuff 7 'Q 39' I IZ -A W 1 I---A. ww X . K Vx M 5' if '44 ..,,,,,,,w' X7 bf ,frff J 1,061 fl! 09111215 , ff f I L 'fl' lf ff- LJ '11 luff ' ' .1 4, 3, x V I ' h - ,o NE, . A 1 . , jx ' , ' 4 - .' ' '.f'3 F - I .. I 1' ,al . jffrj K I , Af ' lj f - r , nf Q . I A , ' ,f ' , A ' ,H -W' -Va ' I I' , MX vial' ' . f A FRIEND Compliments o W E STEPHENS Manufacturing Eu., Inn THE WATERTOWN PARENT TEACHER UNIT ofthe NATIONAL PARENT TEACHER CONGRESS Congrcrtulcrtes the SENIOR CLASS AND ANNUAL STAFF On Presentrng THE PURPLE TIGER FOR 1948 H R Q Q F I WILLIAMS General Merchcrnd1se NORENE TENNESSEE THE PEOPLES BANK MODERN CLEANERS CAPITAL srocx S10 ooo 1 PHONE 129 ATWOODS GROCERY AND CONFECTIONARY GRIFFINS GROCERY Watertown, Tennessee Everyone Welcome WATERTOWN, TENNESSEE PHONE 149 Mrs. . R. Love Mrs. . L. Bain Mrs. Louis Goodner Vice-President President Treasurer and Recorrdin Secretary Mrs. Tommye Lou Wright Correspondin Secretary , Wa ertown. Tennessee orene Tenness Compliments E of Comphments of WASRINETIJN MANUFACTURING EU. Nashvllle Tennessee For Quahty Strength and Servlceablhty 1n work clothes look for the WASHINGTON DEE CEE LABEL RELLER FURNITURE EU Everythmg for the Home East Mcun Street Phone 1176 LEBANON TENNESSEE ENNA IETTICK SHOES GEO W CORLEY All W1dths AAAA to EEE at INSURANCE The Pol cyholder s Pr end A ood sto e m CI good town PHONE 2 52 Lebanon Tennessee ALEXANDRIA TENNESSEE BRADSHAW DRUG CO Dependable Drugs LEBANON TENNESSEE PADGETT MOTOR CO 111 wesf Mum S1 Leb Qnon Tenn esse e PHONE 711 . 1 I ll ll l I 1 . ., . , . ,, 1 1 1 1 U I 1 . . .. 1, I I IOHNSON DRUG COMPANY A N1ce Place to Trade CECIL V IOHNSON Reg Pharm Reg No 4365 Phone 69 Watertown Tennessee Edell CPappyD Hearn Carnes a key An asset to Iohnson Drug Co as he has been to the Watertown Methochst Church l-hgh School act1v1t1es both bus1ness and athletlcs NORENE CASH STORE GROCERIES MEATS FEEDS DRY GOODS GAS AND OIL Glve Us A Tr1al Phone 15 Norene Tennessee Congratulatlons Class ot 1948 THE LEBANON DEMOCRAT PRINTERS PUBLISHERS STATIONERS Your own county newspaper Is Always Proud of the Purple Tlger W1n or Lose W E L T Y S Watertown Hardware Co 5c to S100 Store Your Needs Economlcally Suppl1ed LEBANON TENNESSEE PHONE 176 Fngldalre Appllances Maytag Washmg Machmes Sherwm Wllhams Parnts WATERTOWN TENNESSEE MIDDLE TENNESSEE MILL MONARCH FLOUR STAFF O LIFE FEED Lebanon Tennessee Comphments DeLAY S STUDIO The Photoaraphf of thls bool: Jas done by our studlo Watertown, Tennessee u I ll u 1 u 1 I 1 1' I u - 11 ' f - . 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V V 1 Compliments of the FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA ROYAL THEATER WATERTOWN TENNESSEE IENNINGS and SCOTT BUY SELL OR TRADE ANYTHING AUTO PARTS AND SERVICE CO C t LEBANON TENNESSEE MCCLAIN and SMITH D bb H I LEBANON TENNESSEE IACOBS MCGEE 6 IENNINGS JEWELI-:Hs X moi ES DIAMOND RH ci PHONE 861 L b T BARRY CARTER MILLING CO FALCON FLOUR FORTUNE FEEDS Compliments of WE I ' W. umberland S reet Complimenis of Florsheim Shoes, o s a s, Arrow Shirts, Schoenernan Suits DEPARTMENT STORE ' Lebanon, Tennessee I 1 , XIJS ' Careful Repair Service I Lebanon, Tennessee e anon, ennesse Compliments NASHVILLE TENT 6: AWNING COMPANY Nashville Tennessee 302 lst Avenue North AWNINGS TENTS TARPAULINS PERFECTION ICE AND ICE CREAM CO THE CREAM SUPREME DAIRY PRODUCTS Lebanon Tennessee EHEAML!-IND Roller Skating Ho flemad Ic C ea Fro n Malt Toas ed Sa 1dw1 he CURB SERVICE I S WOMACK IERRE K WOMACK WATERTOWN PRODUCE AND FEED CO Dealers in Lespedeza Seeds Eggs Hides Grains Furs Flour Peas Purina Chows Bran Poultry Black Walnuts Shorts WATERTOWN TENNESSEE Distributors of S OLDSMOBILE - INTERNATIONAL FIRESTONE Watches -- Diamonds -- Silver are Watch Repair'ng KEATT S 6. McDOWELL PHONE 38 MOTOR CO Lebanon Tennessee Lebanon Tennessee of I I I I . . , I1 G 9 I' l'l'l, Z9 , X - . 4. -. C S . L I . W I 1 . AMERICAN HARDWARE III. HARDWARE AND FURNITURE Phone 45 Watertown Tennessee Complete Frozen Food Locker Servxce WATERTOWN LOCKER AND SALES CO Inc FROZEN FOODS FEEDS FLOUR OTHER SUPPLIES Phone 107 TOM BROWN NEAL Manager FRANK ROY ARMSTRONG S 5 6: 10c INSURANCE AGENCY STORE t WATERTOWN TENNESSEE C P WILLIAMS FUNERAL HOME PHONE 8 R 4 X QUALITY CLEANERS W T BORUM o PHONE 30 LEBANON MILL AND GRAIN CO BAKE MASTER FLOUR L b T GROCLRIES FRUITS FRESH MEATS VEGETABLES MASON S t ., . I I General Insurance . Wa ertown, Tenness Known for better values Compliments of . . . . , wner Norene. Tennessee Watertown. Tennessee I Phone 158 e anon, ennessee Wa ertown, Tenness EXCHANGE FURNITURE COMPANY We Furnish Your House on Easy Terms PHONE 17 Lebanon Tennessee DRAPPER and DARWIN STORE Retail, Dry Goods. Shoes Ready to Wear PHONE 1 16 Lebanon Tennessee When 1n Lebanon Stop at SHANNON S DRUG STORE LEBANON TENNESSEE Alexandria Motor Co. DeSoto and Plymouth Automoblles General Repamng Gas and O11 G t your shore of servlce ond sohsloc Mon by domo busmess wlth WATERTOWN BANK AND TRUST COMPANY SAFE SOUND SECURE Watertown Tennessee BAIRD 6: COOKSEY BROS HARDWARE CO Everythmg ln Hordwotre Lebanon Tennessee PHONE 144 HANKINS AND SMITH Dlstnbutors of PAN AM PRODUCTS PONTIAC Phone 171 E Maln and College Street Lebanon Tennessee CUMBERLAND FEED MILLS PHONE 198 Manufacturers ol Cumberland Quahty Feeds CARTHAGE TENNESSEE Excfwatmg Grading Well Dlggmg S EATHERLY 5: SONS Iohn Ed Pat Bob Geo ge Ixm and Anthony LINCENSED CONTRACTORS Phone 616 Lebanon We Photograph BLACKBURN S STUDIO Wedd as Port outs Comme c o an spec1ol oc os1on PHONE l 120 Lebanon Tennessee I L . . . . ' -' - ' Anything-Anywhere-Anytime I E. . , ing , r ' , .. T i l ' V . C . Compliments VOLUNTEER HOSIERY MILLS Inc Manufacturers High Grade Hosiery WATERTOWN TENNESSEE KELLY - LYNCH ELECTRIC SERVICE ANYTHING ELECTRICAL SALES AND SERVICE NORGE APPLIANCES ZENITH RADIOS Phone 88 2 Watertown Tennessee BLAND CASKET co O E PHILPOT SMITH S MARKET GROCERIES MEATS Free Dellvery PHONE 62 WATERTOWN TENNESSEE THE PURPLE TIGER STAFF AND SENIUH FLASS W1sh to express thelr CIQIIDTGCICIIIOH to oll Busmess People ond Prlencls who hove owen on ool lor thls book ol , . Compliments Compllmen ts of Lebanon, Tennessee Lebanon, Tennessee I J