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

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Watertown Hi-Lights | “Truth and Service Is Our Policy” att Watertown High School, atertown, Tenn. Wednesday, Nov. 16, 1949 No. atertown to Play Lebanon Here Friday Coach Few’s First irst Issue of School Paper Appears Season Successful The football season opene | fall unde ess {I blish if a ne Few car he Press © Octobe: where h Iso playe publishi will be b at all truth ani! 1 a dowr half Rut s crowne = 4 Pei || Denny an in ‘ i? A .s the 194 | 1 was pre 1 the othe were he this gam umes foun a a . : : a iling fron rysanthem : oe oo four wir Service : ’ on the Ls our democratic freedoms and l yetve Baume oo-v The nes is ls Book Week--- Time to Think ideas in this group was Woodbur The English classes in high Whicr“-7 been rated 1 Yaad More Books school made posters for bulle- Tigers. Bot tin board displays and wre last qual ad a book in observanes -o; on every sugge toucl Week. ‘he week. extr , ber a grea’ are aker, head ni nation, e depa rem ntry c followir ibtfr freel n Page Bink ividu A aD avail 5 Wi y sk—oa ‘ mes ing 1 ‘sadividua same Band, whnr bo ae of tk e ‘chools will be fil rection of Mr. uce games « Preitimes whenw malice) “honke geen invited to the . --. when they playe : ea 4 in the Lebanoi We wel! d lovely kt Nancy Hill i Kenneth Dedmon ded to our : s are keys to wn k wn-football g am uchdowr y and w eter dese Sete were on November. 18. Mr. Co-Editor it the ha ding is just ahead There- Books are gates t Miss Mary Burton announced this ut the Yellow Jackets can e we should meet and live pleasure; Sponsor 1irty members and back and scored two toucl th new friends through Books are paths th ‘ettes would be downs and the extras whic ks not only this week but lead; present. put them in the lead. The T

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Don Wright Editor Anne Elise Mullinax Associate Editor 7, tf LA Af Oy LEV, Jitde- fi LN A a, f 14d be AW ID AL ( AV - } } v J. C. Stewar : f Feature Editor -ZEAP7AICLEC: ite) Aker “ Mary Helen Hemontolor oO )t a J Feature Editor ‘ Po hh Charles Ownby ee : Sports Editor Margie Hudson Sports Editor Evelyn LaFevor Business Manager Margaret Mount Artist Bobbye Dorris Bell Advertising Editor Edgar Lee Eaton Advertising Editor Juanita Cowan Typist Jean Jewell Typist Billie Frances Osborne Literary Editor Clarence J. Burton Literary Editor John Wood Goodner Junior Editor Miss Mary Burton Sponsor Mr. Earl F. Baker Sponsor

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Basketball Season Begins As Football Conclude Football Coach Few closed his first eason of football November 8 when the Lebanon Blue Winning five Our vs wine games. It ‘inless Voach %oys who played their last tame for W. H. S. The princip! = i Carrie Beard Associate Editor “ teachings lettered th. OE rae Tan Ta gon, le Bobbye Dorris Bell qn offi T ypist settere | Forest Harvey, fullback, was 4 hard drivin=. through dhe cente™. gas os He has » ¢ Ken ; uard; | play — )ffen — as le Sam. ilways 1 ynd play hn req ocr Sidr Jean Bailey ind a Literary Editor 40 wi -aght end, was dy ‘ Elizabeth Talley fate ett Circulation M Manager quartet - yack, usually good one hand- Edward Bullard, right tackle, a good substitute on de- fense. He has lettered one year. To all ae pa members of the squa? i cages -nagers, your } now look ‘ter foot ; vice” vu leav Ss. and 4 2— “Spe goal but prace to it.” T] Sidney Bain i- gers Business Manager | their cage schedules Novem- ber 29, with only one regular returning to tha boys’ squad and no s-om last year’ E ntly ele nly re W's qu 1ey ha: job to ¢ The g apen- ed Dece William Burhott 9 eeeees tau hoy, can Margie Hudson us tea Typist te. di Ti ch for us—they were all good ball handlers. Them a came right, Dec ‘asy vic | wn gir ch hai ys. Coa [7 in the few minut Each played a. P game. Tho nmamn lara anhadiila:s Noe, 2,1 Louise Robinson 'b- anc Literary Editor se; Dex at Portland; Dec. 15, at Liberty. at Gallatin; Jan. 1° 1° Artist from F CSuyy Yyaiidis Club, Varw-parcvs dent; Home Economics Club, ‘Prece yr t) r) manager and associate editor of the “Watertown Hi-Lights.” Peggie Patton, a member of the Beta club, Literary Socie- ty, “W” Cluh Spanish Club, Home b and fhe bas! mem- b wish ¢ ‘lub, ] and b or of th oc.” “.1 HERS Charles Ownby Club Editor 4veapd 4ALQiL WITULET wiauiey’s room won the prize for the most parert- nresent. Ov’ O01 attended th’ meet- ppre- com- endid me Ss. Bob Ba“ oy Weeks Reda. . Hendrick- scm aral-laxr Billy Denny 1ith, A Class Editor ood, V aret Ann Neal, Phyllis Patton. Decoret mmittee: Miss Marv an; Miss Ar Miss G Sadie 1 Bun, Tenn ember 14, 1949. Mary Helen Hemontolor Literary Editor miei GH just make my order short this ar, course ok—I could usc Sant: He hi Kenneth Stroud E SEN Edgar Lee Eaton y frie Charles Harris Sports Editor d Bul) ester. “tae been extra good this year. j ! Sports Editor — Baavy A PARODY (Continued from Page 2) And we were all asked to j in singing while we « stand. The .f Christn the au € SO Ve. J a dow he « uwiltly go. tent: Anne Mullinax fall; Typist for snow was now falling soft and light, We cheer-...... h the thous the would Cs wa The ) ured the MUTA haeen nan Ruth Davis Hudson Typist long. And rising each and every fror A 4 as carol ne halls Wate. efi, one co Margaret Mount is Artist ch a was Night Befer- “ristmas” Nom eeew peewee (wae e fou Boos. 5 aTve a big wa, - 327 b were Dic Carolyn Williams new Sports Editor ee be founa on tne sneives of library? When ‘you are r ne 2D0 e aTe he