West High School - Westerner Yearbook (Knoxville, TN)

Text from Pages 1 - 132 of the 1953 volume:

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I 0 5 'C' 5 Mr. Messeroll and Mr. Powers take time out for lunch-their favorite time of the day. xx-lx I - T' ' l '5'o+1 1' L' J gg MG x , X was' X ' V Y Q J. wif' 4 +L' .Eg ' . il ig 1, 1, , q Ur kg ' 1 ,ga ,, 72- W z 5' . if 5: g,,7f ' . .f 1,0 ' 1 .M ,,,,, V.. 4 ni If ,A-, v My , ,. l gf., V, 'V ff Nw , , 15 ,, M N, :,, gm. ' 5, . 'Biff' 4 X W' .- an 1 ,. .f 4 4. f o f ,f---v X ' ' X N3 , R .Z if 13 . HON Thus year as In prevuous ones a dedlcatuon IS made Our cholce we belreve rs good She knows the name of every student almost as soon as he arrnves Wuthout her thus could hardly be West Hugh School Wrth a wanting smrle she talk A tnreless worker wuth much patuence she has captured our admnrat on and has been a wonderful znsplratron to us all Always helpnng those an need we feel that she without a doubt ments thus So wrth the best ot washes and a heartfelt God be wrth you we humbly dedrcate thus annual to our well loved Secretary MRS ELIZABETH H WR Y 0 R . . - , , . I I ' I ' I . . A , . C with us, planning our programs to our greatest advantage, I , . If - v I 'S - . ' W xl f W . Fwy: 'fv X ,jf-s Mr. Wilson New - Superin- Mr. Curtis Gentry - Director Mr, R, E, C, Love - Principal tendent of the City School of Secondary Education of West High School System THE TOP HANDS The members of the school board are from left to right: Mr. W. C. Wilson, Second Vice- President: Mr. Wallace Frazier, First Vice-President: Mr. E. L. Adcock, Business Manager of Knoxville City Schools: Dr. John Moore, President, Mr. Wilson New, Superintendent of City Schools, Mr. Henry L. Bradley, Treasurer, Mr. James Goddard, Secretary. ef-'Q FACULTY Miss Marguerite Alexander Miss Alberta Coen Mr. Hugh Davis Mr. Laurence Derthick Miss Lucile Evans Mr. Walter Ganz Mr. Edward Hamilton Mr. James Hardin Mrs. Naomi Hina Miss Vesta Jett Mrs. Margaret Line Mr. Norman Meseroll Mr. Charles Montgomery Mrs. Cornelia Payne Mrs. Corine Rhodes Mr. Howard Sanders Mr. L. W. Shelton Miss Clara Sweeney Mrs. Helen Ward Mr. William Wright ,.!- , 10114, f 01,1-VJ V . .. 433- ,M . l 6 'M ' I-N ' wa 45'-' ' 91. an 75' .. ., M 'X f if' ii' X , - l C ss s. ff f fx 'x- w 'N - V' y ..... ,1 ii A, L vcr any M L L XX rf' N I A N4 4 fy I l iv -9 1 1' 6 , 1 1 s cgi.. of S Ex ' L L aiu-at 43 'r F-Y' Xf X , H I . if-fix rf , . 1' 1 Ji . .,gM,,f! Wh M .ggi N ,ow- - , fv- f. ws 'sfX Q'---4 I .5 I , x,.4. :Ns y 'Q BY A -L M H 'A' -- . 9 g,,:.N, . gy. A L XJ -7 X k YO' Xxx x r Wg not loaded. What pain we suffer! The ingratioting sycophanfs. Huntin' and p 5 5 5 , 1 ' N eckin' lk, 2. - I 1 Z :Ti-in' 5 ' , , , it QQJTJ 1 4 'IO 43' ax QEXJ 1. ' nm M ,r ff - 1 it The Cafeteria Staff from left to right are: Ruth Coffey, Ann Wilburn, Carrie Hester, Carrie Dansley, Jeanette Kershaw, Rosa Davis, Emma Gross, Martha Moore, Jewell Fretwell, Virginia Jordon. The students who help in the cafeteria are from left to right: Clarence Rolen, James Faulkner, Tommy Wilson, Wayne Smith, Jack Settles. Let's Eat? The 4 I 1' Janitors fro Luhdum B. rn left fo ri h 1 4 . 1 IH K' 9 f gre: M . Mt, pf el? wmfon' 'efh' I-l0Yd Frazier, cgi: ,-X -,,,,,,,...---f-4' sn- 65' 1' .QT Ax ll 'fit . .- A ,i ny QM f J 9- ' fx f .. 24 F1ff1V,' ax , x S gy f, si Home Ec students study in a model apartment. 'lv We see several of the a r t students making posters for Safety Week. Q W' u I 2 h v - '-X .V , X , ' 41 f fre bv A f s rf-5 2 A.. K . 7, I Mr. Bosse shows one of his students how to do some metal work. The girls Mau. wx class. 'ce HFS! uid in Mr. 1 ir -.,,., ,W N- I X 2 ,A bww' wi' ,1 .IN M 1 :Q wit, ' KK --x3 ww Messwows Health , sf h xl 4,0 N-IW' at sifwx ' V fdsffm f ritfiygxp . as ::ff,1 eg,J lg ,R 5 :QPU 15 ., Q. X 5. i' 31?f?4?'5'- 1131518 ff I Lu .--v ' ,1- .,-f ' .WX 3 11 TH 14 E SENIOR CLA Ll Mr. M. H. Sanders is our senior class sponsor. SENIOR OFFICERS Left to right are: Suxello Burns, Treosurerg Nat Burkhordf, Secre Qoryp Dennis Woldrop, President: Max Conner, Publicity Chair many Phyllis Sherrill, Vice-President. SENIORS Joyce Arrowoad Carol Avery Bill' Aycock , A, ya A - tl ,A ', x.Nx .39 .Vie f fm Joe Bagwell H 'W' iv Gilbert Baldwin Nancy Barrow June Bean Shirley Beet: Rosalie Belding Sue Biggers Virginia Bird Jimmy Bowman QQ Airf- fi '-.X vr' Qi. f , V qrrdu . 'Sm-, . ,,,..- -, M QQ f-N , x I , 4. 1 f X oi ' N 'iv' r i 1 ar ? 'fi J f.5'i'4T2, ', x 5 ID se, 2 iii 2 ,QQ xr.. 8 aw? , v. e ww-My 1 ' f In B if is H! i , r ,414 - f ., 4 H I - A49 5 IDR I I ' W 5 41 1, zz flag? , , s Z ,J . l y - - ,fx vga A A' V hge ff' 1 , K V3 5 W an ! J? ' is-C M C :ls A 3 y gg? l 42,5 As' A Q 22 ww, , ' ,I fi . , -, , 0 K 'xv ' 'fl ' V237 w t,l ! A .... 'gig rm iv y fm ' Q ir SENIORS Fred Brackney Shirley Bradley Nat Burkhardt Bill Burnett Suzella Burns Vaughn Bush Theresa Campbell Alma Cantrell Raymond Chance Tony Chandler AI Chavannes Jane Clayton , k Nm x Q . ff-s ,, s E N I o R s ,..., M v I 61 .B A Max Conner xfq Ann Cowan ' 1 Dave Creasman W . X 5 X e N , Q , ,ef , X x A 'Dk 4 Lela Cross ,4 . -X NX Q J ' ' fy, Kitty Culpepper T 7' '27 A ' - X , Rachel comm, ,Q Xl 2 .-x, f x M xx' ,Xi , X i 1 fi' X e jg K.. . , ,K Mary Frances Davies M ,L in John d'Armond Allen Deaver if 3 Si., SA, .pn-.X t .X 4 .1 W 1. . I . A, R ' BJYAJ 5? is W il ' , .N ' K S W , 4' iilig '75s'- K Paul Dominick 61,2 ll vii' George Dominick vs' Lee Durand , , NN Q- D TA 'x sux gg' 31. -W 'Ne E fn? 'ig 1' u - ,,, ,M i, leo 6 fl ,gr J L S ' 35553, Efillif T55 nga 16 - fi Q 5 ,. Q . 4 1 'Nur' 'GS' Q rf 3. K? -Ml! in ,,-A-1. J!- ' 1 JSM 4?.m,s' SENIOR Shirley Edwards Angeline Elder Nancy Elder Marion Elmore Eugene Fair Marguerite Faulkner fxxifwff' f 15,4 J Walter Fike Nl' 'Lf Bruce Foster Betsy Fowlkes V . iv Bob Frost Ruth Fulton Tennie Gattis S I , 1 I I l SENIORS 'AQ' fe Bud Halre Bull Hamson Shurey Hatcher Don Headrlck Francis Houghton Elizabeth Huckaby Elizabeth Jenkms Don Jones Betty Jo Knott Margaret Leverette James Lloyd Gayle Lonas ifif ,J 's- -' -ov- Y'--f 'noun aj qlllllqfy WW Va ,9- 'Q 'lun -i if .jf fm., 5 'Cf Qs. Y.. fi QW Nb' 53 BN... s X nf? ff. A95 W 2 SENIORS vu-rr 'ff' ,. 3 W 124' iw I Q Roberta Lonas Faye Lowery Ellen Ann Lyle . fy , , Q. iw ' f-A Charles Marie aw--- ' Bob Mallory - Perry McCaIIen , W A I 4 , x f . 1 K . 6- A gi fy H Az Jack McCarI'er ' Jerry McWhorter Rowena Mears . 9 f 1. -.ZR x 35' fs- e' - Tr , Norma Money Barbara Moore Mary Stewart Neff wx r. sermons Q., 'Win X. 'Y' ' w,,s,. 11.-.1-' Q' 'ST' XX ' x f wi .m .Q A sf., 2 Qs. s s, ,Q , War ,. iifff , W I :Yr , ,ww Mn-f Q7 ,,,,,, fu I ., 'B' 'TIS A8 I A if T in ' f 'N A may -I '- I Qi. HM? ' if-- x n- i 5 A Q . . Tj--ff x N G ' 3' fm! Q X N. , X 1 x 1 A Q-I , 1' Xggii' . , , fzfw J, an T - Vi I ,a LL 8. xg . all . f ,wx An i si' ,mf gs 46 ' ff, ,Si ,T ff' i ff.-ff me S . - .lla i , -' tixfs- , I i l . x ' i 'ea' ,p TSTTT' 1 I T'-' Q: , ' In - SENIORS Pauline Smith :hares Snepp lohn Stefchi David Stubley Sue Swaggerty Nancy Taylor Milton Teffetalor Helen Travis Belle Tritton Ruth Verness Barbara Waits Greta Waggener SENIORS Denms Waldrop Nancy Walker Hall Woners Colhn Wllcox Knox Wllllams Tommy Wllson 4, s.',l Qvvud fs-M Joan Wmsette M Carol York Bull Lawson ,W 'F Z' 'fi 10x Stk' ' fe 'K yr- as 197' xv RQ IWW' -5 aggl-f' 24 ,I ' ' , ' 'Mn A A Q ,, - EV, ' fin- . . if' ' Q 4 W A if-' . Q' 4'x. ing - 'R' if - Nh :QW Mr'-, V Q ,fix X A WS iffi Q3 X x . ' fflf? Q f ' N. 'rx - - . - A . - gkxs 1 ' , Q' 14, , -. 3 3 fin, 'Q , 3,,',,,A MJ L - W, f X Q ,f -sa N -W -.4 -1 x- c tx :, X g l N MEMO 792 1 We the seniors deducote thus secrron In memory of our classmate Wdtuom Arnold Trougott 25 I R I A M zzlfi . R N.. '11I3f1f x S If A? v A af ' '4 3 .-ak B .IC Q 1 +,W X 'ann-., LX ........,......---.-. ......1.....-.........i., -4 beth- 1 , ' W 4' .iw I, x ...., U ,uf 1 J l .7 , .M Xp 3 -'v ' sf ' ' A, , ,-X Z 4 Nay. .5 - v' ef -MRL Q fgvi-...Q Q I ' -n. I...-j p .. A 7- 0 Q --., iii 'sigh ...gp-. Affem no or Q . 'D . . lr .elm '29 s . + .1 ,' 'f My , . ' .2 ' Lg ., C M , . L I K h - e -., L . u-LQ' H -. M ,T , ' L, .N-' -mi - ,, ' -7 1 'W .. 'i . :.! , 8 r , V , 'ws-, - 1. . ND x. ,,:- s X L1 ia 'g N .55 jx. 'T ' if-W7 , kyx W R 39' LAY, J' 5 . ' A ' A ll? xl 5, K 4 ,, ,335 5? A' Q 5f? ..1i.v z l 13-as .355 X A. Mary Davis B. Rosalie Belding C. Max Conner D. Lee Durand E. Barbara Moore ii. 0 L.. Q, 1..,w F. Kitty Culpepper G . Marguerite Faulkner . Belle Tritton . Sue Biggers J. AI Chavannes H I 26 K. L. M. N. O. lf' Martha Riggins Theresa Campbell Nancy Walker Hall Warters Betsy Fowlkes qv' 51 45-5 ,,.qyF 5 W r if aff of '- 494' w0M ts 'ff ' -' .4 '31 4 . ln Q, 1 v, S . ' wa D' ' Q ', 'Q wig' ' i Tw L. 'E ' 'mmm Q ff ,145 A B. C D E. Nancy Taylor Suzella Burns Ann Cowan Jimmy Bowman Ronnie Pearson F. G. H. l. H gf , 'aa-..sa. 2' N 'f Tony Chandler and Vaughn J. Joan Winserfe Bush K. Ruth Fulton Dennis Waldrop L. Bill Aycock Phyllis Sherrill M. Shirley Edwards Angeline and Nancy Elder 27 fl Joe Bagwell Bob Mallory John Pelton June Bean Gayle Lonas 4 I b ,fy-1 :ibm i 3 -0 X1 1 f .- 7? rt' ff 4: 2 if ' -wr 'ji-il Q , A.. 5' 'L wie 5 X li Lb 'v 5 I lf li A 'fl 1 I fd 1 , 9 4 4 u Y 1 I 1.4 X f'9ZZ!' 1 ,I t, 'Uk Q 1 A Mrflr, 1 ,- , . ', , 11 V: I was -spsgf Gerry Curtin Helen Travis Bill Burnelfe Knox Williams Marian Elmore 28 ' ' v , , J I of . f .v fl fu.. YQ' ff '11 4' i-V X -L, ng, -if '? ,vdf A 2 '. -9 Q f i 2 F. Freeman and Lela G. Phoebe Preston H. Nancy Elder I. Joe Rainey J. Nancy Lee K. Carol Avery Cross f ' .' , , ,E cv- 4 A . 1111 , .4 4 1.4-5 ,ivyg ,sq .I 5 4 ff'-iiflf .ff 'S f., y nf ri 32 W, .Pix15a.a,35i Q 'I -.1 .. . ' 'f' '-MSI: s fb' ,5 Jff, jf 9534, .175 4 ra' r- 5 -A.. .. . r ' A V K 'Q .J Q, 1 If - q U... .hui ,Na Wav t ' 34 x Bfa..,, ,n I S 1 L.,'x , unch rs- ,ii i 51546: ,4 5,55 .' F y ,, --- af, gy . 1-51-vwr ,vm Iggy!!! 5 14f'3H lfflggghtl Af 451 ll as in ff! -:z . , 1: at . '- QQ, ' -31. sifsywhiilgvfi ev-U, In 25? .,,..l ey. .., e- .5--, .. lug .x rum, . ,YAY DHI!! ,fist-14, 'gf-MIQQ, ...att 1, '-iam .V fc, Q:-saw IN! '?'1'f . :lo nfl!!! 12232223 su 'ill ll ll fn The Junior Officers are from left to right: Jo Ann Plunkett, Treasurer: Bobby Skeens, Vice-President: Marion McColl, Secretory: Mead Cox, President. JUNIOR OFFICERS Mr. Anthony Tannishion and Mr. Hugh Davis are the Junior Class sponsors. so ' JUNIORS Gail Allison Jimmy Anderson Ruth Anderson Earl Arnllarl' David Bagwell Ann Balas Gene Ballard Nancy Beale Mary Beeler Carter Bellows Sophia Betesll Terry Brgler Alfred Bhckensderfer Bully Bowers Sllirley Beef! JUNIORS Joyce Bowers Anne Bntton Carl Brooks Paula Brooks Bobby Brown Jlmmy Canal Judy Copenhaver Kenneth Davls Path Davis Martha Jane Denton Lnlla Dean Richard Dodson Jim Dotson Leonard Dugan Gene Easterday to Y? WJ' Avf BV 'R xr xg., U-I RL: f 'fs f f fx .,,:'x 'V fem W-N.:-V if --3 U3 .VLA 15 'TX fx .ty - 4? 1' ,Q 4' -222 f' rf' .1 im C57 A ,os- K My W 5 no WMM' 'sur AC xl X 1 1 5 2' 4' I , sf' da, Arek. 'Viv 'kr x :Fwy f 1 2 A 1 ro T ' 5 JUNIORS Harrell Elkins Mary Ely Juamfa Farmer Caroline Fowlkes Rosemary Frnsby Bull Eugene Frye Buddy Galbraltll George Gettys Andrew Gibson ,Mg ! JQAXAQJQ7 Mildred Glfflll Joyce Goldston Theron Goldston Flossne Gore Bebes Graves Doug Gray JUNIORS Carolyn Greene Slurley Green Davrd Grooms Shrrley Hale Nancy Harmon Chrrs House Mary Nell Hutchrns Evelyn Johnson Patsy Kennedy Kenton Kldd Albert Kung Barbara Kmzel Charhe Krrby Kenneth Krxer Paul Knrght qw Sn 'cf' 40 S. If ,ff Q vb wie it fi T'-57' 4 189 'Vx A3 'Vi fs? fix Y- QS JL NWN ug, 1' , 3 G X, 'Dx IRQ J + S null! nun..-ni JUNIORS Carol Kress Carol Krug Dave Lane Delores Lemons Jo Lmda Lewelhng Bob Logan Willa Mae Long Louise Lowery Toby Lowery Bull Luttrell Marlon McCall Margaret McCIam Mary Stuart McComb Judy McDonald Meryl McMillan JUNIORS Dorothy Mabe Laurence Madden Robert Mortm Caroline Meadows Robert Moore Allen Morgan Dottle Moms J lmmy Morrow Robert Moss Clure Nelson Susan Petree Charles Pettway Bull Phelps Bruce Pllerson Joanne Plunkett xl 12? J j if Www? six if 'VX XJ' 1.-Y li 'Dx ik 65 Jluf V Q? R Mfvzwr 4 L! pf-1 YW? X 9 ff rn -N! 'jf 'ix MQ, . 'V 'x .fl S457 -in l f X . , 1 Q , ,, ..,. , .fy ' - Ps ,pug If B ink 5, , . Q 4 . JUNIORS M. W rs -M.. 1 1' fa ,V If W I . X I Connie Prugh f. Hubbell Qualls ii Maggie Rader Tommy Redding Carl Redman Clarence Rolen O Q gx ,W 'X xl f 3. .gif R 12 F xx dau fyfwilfffi ..... Akfiiv xii agfstili ' 'll' J- Wim!! 'Qw- 6 'S 'N wwe G' 'ig ,Q-Q, fa Hank Rose Ellas Sue Rymer Roy Seals WE Peggy Sharp Q 91. 'uf' A f Mary Muna Slloffner 'xi Exe as ,r '5 Wilma Sllger W -.19 Bob Skeen J Terresa Sfallworth xf S Evelyn Strobel ,J . i S 1: . .fm N QM ,,,,:, yff i ' ' A , li . V, iv- 'L W 4 4 Hg ' . , ? I 2 W 2 - -L 1 S if L' , I ig' M V w . 3 , an fi' ' ' Q' Q new ff ff' f g 1 O ev as-A X , x-. - fl M K X o .X K a N ' l lt V. f S A' ' S at ll 9 .1 -. ' A, V f' ,, ---- ---- S... a I ' S ' 'Ng W 'Z' 1 . s . A 3 , A , . 1 1 l A . ' 1 - -7 ' K M.. Y , fa , Q. 2 - S f -may A y J M . JJ. lax ll 3 J F l y .4 g 1 . l S N A ,.', I ,alfa , 7 .. 5 fa Q S Vx N, fi Slryr f fr P S ' lvl ll I l fl S fi ' 'R' 1-1. fl K-Till ie I x S sg Qi l E -ifvi Yi lil if E Q ' 5 my 5 3 JUNIORS Sorn Thorp Florence Travis Cecile Tyler Wayne Underwood Evelyn Walker Dorotha Watson Lynn Westergaord Annabel Whitten Bob Wright Jane Wylie Janet Wynn X A V v-- -iii Eli ASK . fl-C .XP+. J RL MW' 31 . . Y' il 132 15 1 1 6. ' 1 f - f ,f X' -f fl , , .,': 'S '1 Q s 3' L I 5 I 1 if if The Sophomore Officers are from left to right: Charlie Scott, Ray Brann, Mike Greeley, James Hodge, Nancy Jean McDonald. SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS 40 Ph SOP Jack Anlslue Ann Anderson Bull Allen Kathleen Ballard Norman Barrow Nancy Beale Veldon Beets James Bell Barbara Biggs John Bllckensderf Donny Bowman Molly Boyd Patsy Bradford Ray Brann Peggy Burkey Len Butler Francis Caln Arthur Campbell Alan Carpenter Sylvla Carr Delores Chadwell John Chesney Carolyn Clark Catherlne Coe H 4 ,-f' 1?- ty-r 'Z' fls ' 1'5- ,fl-.. .:2,. 3 xX l 'l' -ivv J axng Na-.J f'77 G. S thi' Mr ,rm 44. fO- Q If 04' y'-3 fn.. 41 'XD' '21 qi 3 eff.. .J 1-UQ 'r P5 faq '-:sf f XL X' I fix? lgskfxfhuxli -,filo Q and 'K 9 if 'fi-ff? f EMR! 2? fin., 3 X., M II' I1 fx!'e9-6 5x xx .kqlkli 5 Qgps :IN 'YQ 9 -as F7 P' VU? Eyeifsr- -sf- Z' SOPH Jean Cogden Tommy Cole Phyllns Coleman Shnrley Collins Davld Comer Martha Corry Paul Cromwell Davud Cox Charles Davls Hugh Davls George Denny Palsy DeVoe Edwnn Dexter Dewey Dick Susan Elder Kay Ellns Mary Lynn Eubanks Carolyn Faulkner Hazel Faulkner James Faulkner Yvonne Ferree Hu Arthur Freels Wayne Frlsby Morton Gardne M 1, N4 Q17 4 Xf- SOP Betty Gnffm Stanley Gray Mike Greeley Carol Greer Ann Gflfflll Mary Harper Georgua Hatcher iff A Mary Charles Hewett jj!! Q, James Hu Elolse Hlnes Jewell Hocutt James Hodge Duck Holmes Shirley Hubbard Don Hurley David Hutchlnson Dovnd lronsldes John Cllfton Jacobs J David Johnston Ray Jones Charles Edward Johnson Janne Keelmg Richard Kelso Anne Kennerly ...L ,au x..! xx QM ! if 2 Wh 'QR fl no Ugg, P 329' Qu, arg Y all v'. 9 r.:1,:l ill '10 A O 'fig' in nu 'lro'...nxp'4 ' ' is '73 'Y K X! 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' . n ,' 4 1- Y W l A . . ,.f.x. ,, s -H,-, A ,, .1 1 I , , K f K , V 'Euf.--1--E.-.-Xvfyr s 1 'rw-:-,, A - - - -. H , f Y 4 K 5 an ' . 'V full ' ' if ' 7 s we ' 2 f' W' -Xf' in MIIB: in N. vig. 'ifwff ffiwj av mx fd' XJ .,,:x 'W my 'NY 0' xv, JV 4 ,Q 'B Wm .X 1 4154 3,1 CY'4'5 7 3 A-4' SOPHS Larry Knott Hugh Flnley Larue I Duck Lawrence Gnlbert Levlson Paul Lmdsay Ellen Lonas Bull Loudermllk Albert Lyons Eranklm McCarter Rebecca McCarter une McCown Nancy Jean McDonald Dons McFalI Bob McMahon Nancy McMillan Dianne Mapp YA Ln allnda Mldluff Mary Frances Mules Carolyn Mrlls Roger Moore Norene Moms Aloha Kay Nichols Nancy Ogle Gene Overlloll' I f Q 13 . . , A . L3 V . ul. .,V,, ,L ' ff i I II xg ' ' 1,4 , , 11, , -2 4 V-rg 0 l l f, . gy.. mf ..., j T 7 I 4s,...r.. Y 5 y .N 2: if - , ,L Q A Q. V4 ' w -- lv- . . J y gl N ' 12: : , y , , ,, 4, , X' ' C- '- no F fu'- K I 'l 'A ,T .C 1. I J - 'Lx A K , 1 J f 1 , 5, ,v -- .. 0 1 'rv N ' V H5352 . 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V ' , , V tg' , if Q4 we I 'x ' . ff 5 . ! gk ' , ' L' LA f - X ' f f e 5' 4 L ,fi 1 f W XX I IA! v-wh SOPHS V Betty Padgett Joan Parker Sara Jane Parker Pat Pearson Rlchard Petree Cllff Pettit David Pless Mildred Poynter Don Preston Charlotte Prlce Ray Roberts Martha Roe Shirley Roop Llnda Rose Betty Rutherford Sarah Savoy Claudette Settle Karl Schultz Charlle Scott Alex Shafer Jr Evelyn Shafer Mary Anne Shetler Peggy Shoemaker Colene Sller 'U 'Q 'S-Q' Lf 'm-Q' X 451 xv' .ff fi vie rg., W, 4 4' .AA Q 4 ev-if N12 'V- 'V 'fs I l K7 X X Q-rr 4,1 6 W 'nb VW! -.-www ww K ,Y :N X k . +3 .-.--.-m-.ww 2-Q fx f . ,4 P - ..., I L ' , V. - If' I , r I V. V A I ,3 i. AV,V M ' ., ' lf? 6 ,,,, ' 'D if . V at-M I I , '-Au A , . K Y- , , ,nv ,t I x , ' 3. P ' J ' 'J ' Lg P ' :3 A fn, 1 ' A , il-5 Q . 1 L K 'A if 31? -1. 'gf ff' 1 X .::. ' . . W vi' I , ' ' x :, 'L::-- jx P QKE1 , P P Q ' A Ya we . 'ggi W ff' NJ .. 2, V Lf y L A ,Q-, E ' xff'-E , ' P ' LJ P , 'A H 2 ' . f oioy .s - Q ' ' --. -EX -. l -: Z. ALLHYZ- A A .' Y - ff 5 P? li in t,.r l ,K ll- r 'X 0 . X. 1 A V 1 'A ' ' v ' , ,. . i . e I I , v . V- I ' 4 4 . Y l mf-4' e xv , , ' . H ' , L' -.1 11' QA. . -M L, M I Y 1: ' A ,R . ..jfg'. . 1 , ' A - ' v p IJ e P P ,- ' P P1-'Af N f P , M- f if A Cx ,. -' 4. , l Q' j ff.' D' ' G 1 'V-I gk K Q Q x 3'5 f. 5 . f, .. if ' -77 'iw : 7 'xy' K - 3, 2 f i gf-' ': ' W e wi P., I - fe ng P 1 fe' f Q . T ' 1' . ' , lx r X ' b ben K t' -V -2. ff! 'L' , 1 l ' YP .. I' :Stir I 1 7 4, ,X 1 'T v, 1 4 4 A - - he :f N. f fl -Un.. 41 vxv -do fp' pe, iigwbdf -KN ...M SOP Ed Sllger Patsy Srnelcher Barbara Smith Maxune Snow John Sonner Gordon Soper Nancy Southern Nancy Splers Sranly Swaggerty Marsellla Taylor Eddue Thompson Jae Thornton H - , D , K - 5 , -K Tl' 'V l ' -' I li fi e ll rv :lv ' X 5 , f Q X ' . 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T 1' NJ L 4 w I 1' 'HP NJ H gpm 'Q f L, Us ,waz ff V5I'k 'to fx C? 10 N-QNT3 X42 Helen Towle Buddy Troifer Sondra Tucker Bull Tuggle Frank Venable Joan Vmsant Bull Walker Phyllis Warren Kaye Warwlck Robert Watson Faye Weaver Kay Webb OPH Junmy Wllburn Joe Wilson Mary Mayne Wulson Mona Wnlson Mary Anna Wlnegar Mlmsy Wood Vuohta Verness Nancy Yates Georglanna Young Q.,- aj 4 ll' nik wil Ytwlglll V Q ww f ,gk fm ' Q XJR 47 C'-7' E' A , ' V 4 AZ- V 3 M . W 5 J X 'll' ll I 'VV .ii I V :I 'S A I v ' - Y . s s X 1 f 1 of ' . ' a -:' 4 1 W Q ' - 1: if A 1. Z, ,.r If ' VM 1 2 V -f ,V A K g y '-.U gl I. ' Juanita Wilson -9 2 f, - ff? sg 'Tr' ' n', f : - ynyy' g H f , 11 y .- my . A Q , 0. W ,ai y 0 ,, h ' J A ' 1 ' 1 x Y - Q 3,1 4 N Z: e 9 V 1 - ,, .1 1.33 k Y N I I' S x, V .1 . 'inf M- . I If D I . 'Q' , ff 5,-3 1' M f J' SP4 I .ref A , -. KL 1.1 'S 1 I' d Q' 1 C! I Q.. if fl? Q .4 M5 x X ff' 1 ff 15 M. if N Rf. wg E A n 'UB' K x 64 - -I A .....,4-.' , Q , sl , ., ,, 4 I 'f 157. 'M 1 , , T1 1. y N ix ,f li 7 Q- . , ,. ,fl 1:11 'i2?fL - Q , 5 .pi pr M 1, 1 ,. 'lr' , e' Af' 1 ,-'. ,UML X W Qrfkgl 5 l , wil X' ' K .Af wiv.-7-.Q Q' , ,ja H f ,nv Ni -Q .. . , lr , ,,. v 'F 1 'AW - ,.f 1 , . fs N qggjfg 0 cf 4 M Nez., ' J5l..'b'eik , A 'M 1: ng Win., w ffl v' ' ii T. .- x Xx Q XT FN k N13 4 I Q 'ith Q 'me O The Presidents of the Freshmen home groups are from left to right: Lewis Kennedy, Ambristerg Bob Overholt, Evansg Buddy Addicks, Coeng Jack Shoemaker, Hina. FRESHMEN OFFICERS 50 --x S- v- la I 1' FROSH N...f W, I .qw Ce M., ff R1 .Z WM .,. 'Sai mg WXTB FI? N-I D Buddy Addlcks Lrsa Ambrose Tom Anderson Marne Andes Randy Ayres Stewart Baggett Davrd Barley Betty Beeler John Bell Ben Benson Howard Bond Davld Brandau Gordon W Broome Gall Burdette J Behy Calloway Fred Cash Wayne Chastarn W T Clowers Charles Clark Monica Cole Mary Jane Cooley Donald Creasmon Nancy Davrs Ray Dean Peggy DeBord Martha Ely Mary Emerson Florence Farr Nancy Franklin ' ' 5 I, B ' f., ' 5 gf F I 'lf 1 I 'L rv v., K 4 'N Y,- lv U ,v I v f' 'f ' :EU 'S li ,V ' fl' A A 11' y . I y , , ' ,, ' J. . H t A .., rm V- A -W V ,I -1 M B ,, .N Q gin ,N ,ve ve ., , M y ,, W 1 vm N ga , . ,B fa W' N ' , arf. Q if- 'P .:f' -' ff- , f A 143' N 5 7 5 81,14 ru-4 R 1:35, A K'-,rj 5' -5 V Alf. A15 Q ,V w ,iw .. A? 5: 17.5 4' ., Q 4, V . fy, , ' 1 . A Q fx! ' F A. -i V t 'S . W ,, ,N l Yu, ' Q- A June Bibb - ,, Q' f BE f 5, L 5 Y ,A , M X , , ' .eoijs Ya f l X. f X1 ' ' if .1 A Ewa ff' T f 7, .N ' if ,I P J. l fl 4,1 :C . Q' - fQfbli1flnQ'f,:': 59- lair. . N V f f - , - 'A , ' 'I ., ' , - f' x . 5 W r f E f lf X' 'A' C., 'vw .- .,' ,I ' ' ' I I F 'D' , X l l - ' V W - J J, 'r B . Y I xx X Y' 1 f ' - me -. .1 :' 1 lr 4 , v 3 f Q , 1 ' . . I X . , f X - -7 Q f X 2 ' 'X ' ' , NY, R X , E ' J lk A l-li NN X X' Z 1- ii. .. 7 1 , ff' . I , B 5 - B . B ff: ' L.. - ' A A , Q X f ' ' Q ' x 'J I' L . I I N. gint . ' W JP D if ' 1 1 , fx Q 1 Q. U .si I N fs. gi. Q, A A :X 4 f 6 R ' ss- j - 'X ' f rf . ' I ., y L , A A BNF' C 1 'I I 'P I 1 ' . 51 x V FROSH x Sf' ' ' In ff Q ,. .I 3. Yr--, 1 ' A A-xiii' 'X Shirley Franklin l J J' M435 HAP! Gene Gilliond Gail Goosie Garland Goldston Betty Hardin 0, if is 4 F, Randell Henry Z 1, Q4 nl 'N Vicky Hill Larry Houghton 1 V Geraldine Huskey 39? he l QM! Carol Jenkins my A Therman Johnson ,V 1,1 VI 5 X . A V 'fi KN -4 'N M Lewis Kennedy K J Ji Lf , f ij, X , Frances King N V .L Va K , L' N 'v- 'nf t .if .4 Elizabeth Kirby 1' A an i Q, ' Q'-1 L f -- A L 'W Gme '-'ne L ...L , w if ff: if - L' 5 a nlvale lil. ,,,- 'w ' . . T. ' virginia Leek L , UE g t Leslie La Nieve ,jf ' V MVB I AL Frances McCall y ffj' Alan McClain 'J i I 4 ' Ronald .MGtal14bg ' N M 1 ' N 3 get .' Gail Mcnqnie 35 46 Y 'N Jimmie Mae Mashburn -L 3 Anne Meyer ,j J 3 X Larry Morrison Susan Pelton Q' - g - V 6. r .1 'NX I rs Fidelia Powell , , . U A 1 H Patsy Pratt RX Q I 'Q ' 'T Z' Wanda Roach 7 xl, ' 6,1 ' X I Glenda Roberts :Vg .1 ' ' V ' ' f Nancy Lynn Robinson xi 9 5 Y Q K '43 X if . . lp L L. ,Q AJ I, , . i P' ' , f V. . 52 R ff.' 'Vs ff? 'fl S. ,B-,ma-new 2 'vo 'fri yJl!y22Y-ky ix 'rv-Q, 7 D l QW Q ox X,-I N-r 4? 'if 11 .9 ff? FROSH George Roden Anna Roe Bomta Roy Judy Schrrn Neal Stansberry Ellen Szabo Mary Frances Tate Susan Thorp Donny Tobler Charles Towle D n Waggoner aret Weaver M se Werkhelser yton Werner QW XM Loretta wr.-sem W' ,N 'Q A ' I C ram ff VQWW R I '47 xf RM M112 53 Harry Wrersrrna Wesfly Worley Janne Wrrght Stuart Zernp Janne Deon f . 4 If M I . I . ,, 4 'bl Q. vs 45 X Y' I e, h V X J . f ,i ., if ! Y? ,gil - .9 hi X o dj :X 1 L , ,J 4 5,1 ' L 4 My A , ,M -, Y Y x ' 'Y' f'fQ X - , mu' I .zf V- V I ,! -5 X V- X 'iI'i?7'3z. ' -f ' Af '12 ' 9 '55:v.-.:::!...s r NL I or I 'Q'-K I U ' W ,dw Af, ' fly in -X Q V KQSRL- ' Sian , f I , 'X ' v Ie: 'l 'L AQ ' 4 fl A: 5 ' . Y f I f W I Q, , . 1 .. 1 ' ' n 'e f 9 J sl f J X--1 -get , , V I, I Jf . , ' , . , 4 y f .1 lg- 1 f W 1, ' 1 7 - . Y .M .f-. I , I - 19 A ,O A 'L ,If ii- -vnu .4565 I z r 6 ' . x if I 4' 1 ei 4 A V' ' kk . . . W Y IA 5 U , -N. 5.5 L..-:ri W Q15 51 ix J N v . ! X . - ' ' -X ' 5 f ' - ' 1 '. ' ' gr 'Y A 54' ' . XL K ,, Wm 1 5-X W 'ft fl f EE:- IV N A Y . J J 4 M ff ,C I A 1 3 3 I 'll' I. oyle Lonos 1- M. A -1-..,,,V.,V k - .li . . - -Q 'Y5' A .. , Q 1W '--Nw, l i ', V1 ll l LlKElQY TO SUCCEED B MOST Bruce Foster ond Vlrgmlo Bard S cotr Deon ond Betsy Fowgkes THEM MOST DEVlLlSl'l ond Collin Wil ACTIVITIES BIIOADEN IIS . . . Above, we see David Johnson doing a high iump as he will in our track meets this year. The bottom picture is o scene from a ploy rehearsal and show: the general confusion. ii . tg r V 'tv' 1 Around West, activities ore Q constant source of entertainment. There is never 0 time that something new ond exciting is not happening. Carter Cox won a contest sponsorercl by the S.R.A and was named West High's Most Eligible Bachelor fi l .f fig 'lim ,, gy ,JA , r,v 1? X t tu To start the year rolling back in '52, the SRA. mixers, with the largest attend- ance ever, livened the whole school spirit. The football games followed and we en- joyed the sweets of victories and the pangs of defeat, showing that some of the best sportsmanship anywhere is right here at West. A great junior dance, our swell basketball team, who helped put W on the map, a trio of terrific plays, and an en- joyable Festollies were but a few of the highlights of the unaccountable, wonder- ful, West High activities. Below is a picture showing the boys operating the projection machine in the audio-vsuul room. The tap picture is of the paper staff and it shows the Editor finishing up the details for the next paper. is I i 'V' ' 4 l , I X x .. STUDE EZ ' . In ,ey N T 'E' J 'll' 1 REPRESENTATIVE ' at-at It-X SEMB V X-J The officers of the S R A are Mary Mayne Wrlson Secretary Phyllls Sherrill Presldent Manan Elmore Treasurer The Student Representative Assembly IS composed of one student from each home group The purpose of thas group IS to promote a friendly relatlonshlp between the students and the teachers The dutnes are varied Durung the past year the members adopted a constltutlon by which their actlvltles are governed They have presented several chapel progroms on whuch the members participated Also they have sponsored mixers for the purpose of provudmg entertalnment for the students and un thus way have helped to ralse money for the school The members of the S RA are lFrrsf rowl .I T Alexander Nancy Beale Vrrgrnra Blrd Anne Brut-Ion Martha Ely Second row Carolyn Faulkner Anne Kennerly Carol Kress Allen Morgan Bob Overholl' Thlrd row Pot Pearson Mary Muna Shoffner Mary Wayland Path Davis Mead Cox rw --it 1, 74 N' T.-r gb Pub K ta 2 Qu ll V'l'll l'l ' x,- +1 E-in .1 ,J i 2 M 'flu Aa 60 A L 'wi ' I v F A , 'Q' 8' A s L Y E T, lv ua rl' ,Y ,g I' ll . , . 5 'sg - 2 . f'if?.s - f 2 f Q ' . . . : ' , F 1 F 1 . 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The Honor Society meets every other Tuesday to discuss plans and carry out its respective duties. During this year, it has undertaken the responsibility of writing a handbook of the school. They think that this will be of much aid to the freshmen and transfers to West High School, The members are: lFirst rowl .loe Bagwell, Sue B I J I The off' Bums ICG? age from leh fo HSM, ,F gecond 'off' Aesifintf Bruce 'FOSEI 'Oil Suxellq lqd, Secrehryl 0 RISSIIII, Treqgufen iggers, Theresa Campbell, Al Chavannes, Max Conner. Second row: Ann Cowan, Nancy Elder, Marguerite Faulkner, Roberta Lonas, Barbara Moore. Third row: Ronnie Pearson, Phoebe Preston, Phyllis Sherrill, Dennis Waldrop, Nancy Walker. 6' AM., flu' W kr ,E ' I fp., 'x . in si 'U -S. - JJ, is i x if A. ll f X 'Os as t va J ,V Q- KA., ' 1 'S'-5' is f'C ' , ' 1 ' if Q21 S - L A ,. M ll I 3 V gi, 135 753 ' 5,3 'is M, 6? 'fu , 3.9 9' L . 0 1 W ' owe- we -'sf -f' y ix Q ' l -2 it 1' , 1 Q- 61 Left to right are: lFirst rowl Frances Seavers, Nancy s Barrow, Betty Jo Knott. Second row: Mr. Shelton, Shirley Hatcher, Frances McColl, Marcella Taylor, Nancy Yates, Violita Verness, Ronnie Brackett, John Bell, Wesley Worly, Len Butler, Johnny Mac Blickens- derfer. Third row: John d'Armond, Marion McCall, Arthur Campbell, Ben Benson, Dickie Holmes, Tammy Wilson, Joe King, Gene Gilliland, Jimmy Bell, Edwin Dexter, Flossie Gore. Fourth row: Lee Roden, Jack Lewis. '52 THE BAND This year the band played at the foot- ball games adding music and variety to the well-fought contests. They were invited to Oak Ridge to play in a Safety Parade in the Fall and they marched in the Armis- tice Day and Santa Claus Parades. They played several times in assembly and were in a combined concert with the chorus, choir, and orchestra. Eugene Fair - Drum Major '17 N ,. 1 1 a Miss Shirley Hatcher, a senior, was our band sponsor. MAJORETTES Left to right standing: Betty Jo Knott, Nancy Barrow, Flossie Gore. Kneeling: Frances Seaver. 1 31135-' 1 1- Mu- if xx Q 4 'I . y Q? I FQ - ,L .. X 5 The members of the orchestra are: lfrom left to rightl Johnny Mac Blickensderfer, Anne Meyer, Francis McCall, Alfred Blickensderfer, Sandra Tucker, Mrs. Rhodes, Alan Carpenter, Leonard Dugan, Dick Holmes, John d'Armond, Lewis Kennedy, Vicky Hill, THE W H S CHOIR The choir, under the direction of Mr. Hamilton, meets the sixth and seventh periods of each day. During this time the students receive vocal training as well as instruction in appreciation of different types of music. lt is an exceed- ingly well-rounded course and has proved to be most helpful to all who take if. This year, the choir has given two concerts jointly with the band and orchestra. Aside from this, octets have sung at different business meetings and have sent representatives to the ETEA Chorus and ALL STATE Chorus in Nashville. Marseilia Taylor, Jack Lewis, Virginia Bird, Susan Pelton, Jim Bell, Arthur Campbell, Marion McCall Jimmy Wiburn, Kay Ellis, Flossie Gare, Tommy Wilson. 1 First row: lLeft to right! Phyllis Price, Shirley Beets, Lilla Dean, Delores Lemons, Nancy Ogle, Carol York, Wilma Sliger, Joyce Goldston, Lela Cross, Flossie Gore, Sue Biggers. Second row: Cecile Tyler, Bonita Roy, Gail McNaIIie, Walter Fike, Kent Kidd, Bill Lawson, Bill Frye, Jimmy Wilburn, Jimmy Morrow, N THE ORCHESTRA The West High Orchestra is composed of thirty students under the direction of Mrs. J. Clark Rhodes. The members of the orchestra presented two concerts which were enjoyed by all during the past school year. They also went to Johnson City for an audition and played in the orchestra clinic. They gave a musical program for the East Tennessee Teachers' Association meet- ing Iast fall. They have completed a very successful year and have taken great strides in orches- tral accomplishments. Joe Wilson, Carolyn Faulkner, Nan Harmon, Joyce Bowers. Third row: Belle Tritton, Mary Beeler, Frances Slemons, Ruth Fulton, John d'Armond, Don Jones, Robert Leach, Carl Redmond, David Comer, Scotty Houghton, June Bean, Virginia Bird, Martha Riggins, Hall Warters. IE' ,QT THE WEST WIND S T A F F Editor-Nancy Jo Walker The West Wind, our high school paper, is issued every two weeks. It is written and edited entirely by the students on the staff mith the aid of their advisor, Mrs. Naomi ina. lt's circulation includes approximately 7596 of the student body. This is certainly sufficient proof that it is both widely read and appreciated by the majority of the students. Both by advertisements and subscrip- tions, this paper is made possible for the faculty, student body, and advertisers. The staff members and their positions are from left to right: lFirst rawl Sylvia Carr, Business Manager: Teressa Stallworth, Copy-reader, Johnny Armstrong, Feature Editor, Max Conner, Sports Editor: Patti Davis, Art Editor, Phoebe Preston, Associate Editarp Mary Moyne Wilson, Assistant News Editor, ei -:Q V ., :sg Marguerite Faulkner, Typist. Standing: Cliff Pettit, Advertising Manager, Bob Logan, first term Busi- ness Manager, Collin Wilcox, Feature Editor, Mimsy Wood, Circulation Manager, Nancy Walker, Editor, Susan Elder, News Editor. ,dur 66 wifi ,--4, f'-TT' X 'vs f-- sf lf, l X V The West Wind Staff as shown from left to right are: lFirst row? Ann Cowan, Feature Writer, Angie Elder, News Writer, Bebes Graves, Feature Writer, Writer: Martha Denton, Girls' Burkhardt, Columnist. Second Nancy Elder, News Sports Writer, Nat row: Bill Newman, Columnist, Dave Creaseman, First ff' ter - rn business manager was Bob L Sports Columnist: Nancy Beale, Advertising sales man: Ruth Fulton, Columnist, Louise Lowry, Colum nistp Rowena Mears, News Writer, Paul Cromwell Advertising salesman, Eloise Hines, Advertising sales man. A 5 1 ,, W , Mm? 1 vw-p 1- 3 :- l a Q , Y Q, r if 1 I 'Un- 67 THE 1953 WESTERNER STAFF . x To the students of West High School, we, the Westerner of '53 Staff, proudly present this annual. lt is the story of our 1952-53 school year and pictures you, the student, in every phase of your school life. The Westerner Staff members are from left to right: Vaughn Bush, Advertising salesman, Hall Warters, Copy Editor, Ann Cowan, Assistant Editor: George Gettys, first term advertising salesman: Allen Th eresa Campbell, Edifor in chief lt is our sincere wish that to all of you the Westerner of '53 will be a treasure book of memories this year and in years to come. Morgan, Business Manager. Not pictured: Scott Dean, John Sterchi, and Gilbert Levison, Advertising salesmen: Mary Mina Shoffner, Peggy Sharp, Mary Stuart McComb, and Dottie Morris, Typists. ,. 'le 1 -.X ,xi A , , X ? if X A f-...,.-gg , -- N. . 1, s -S Zrffggp-Q .ffl ,gX.a, i .uw iv -Q uf... rf f ...M M., 4 'i 'vu 9 aff.:.:: T ' , 1 2 1 9 s l 1 I hr--4 i ! 5 5 v,VA , hui. ' .5 Q Q -'X ' V The members gf rhe Wegfemef Sfqff are from Ieff Editor: Phyllis Sherrill, Co-Literary Editor: Bill New- to right: Ellen Lyle, Co-Photography Editor: Marion MCH, Aff Ediffifi l-YM' WESNYSUUVJI SPUNS Edlflifi Elmore, Co-Photography Editor: Theresa Campbell, Slllellll Burns, C0-l-ifef0fY Edifvr- Ann C I Buginesflnxgaggslstant Editgf and AH I'. gn M Ofgqn Mr. C. S. Montgomery, Advisor ang, 1 T' i 'UN 'sz 1 Q , WE LEARN BY DOING. gs t . C , X, The Library Assistants are from left to right: lFirst Wanda Roach, Juanita Wilson, Barbara Stuberfield rawl James Lanas. Paul Knight, Jack Lewis, Jack Pratt, David Hutchinson. Second row: Dick Holmes, Mrs. Ward. LIBRARY ASSISTANTS 111 dl.. N.1-if x 'l . it 'gg -a 1: Q B' :lvl 1 FQ. X ' Q . , X ffl in fl H r 70 The West High School Library As- sistants render valuable service to the school, the library, and the librarian, In return, their intimacy with the library gives them an understanding of how to use a library, which will serve them in using the high school library in connection with all their studies and will carry over to their use of the public library and the college library. The library assistants must be reliable, efficient, resourceful, enthusiastic, patient, and quiet land still be humanl, Our library is neither a study hall nor a loafing place, but a place where students may come to use the books and periodicals for study or pleasure reading, Our school library strives to maintain a library atmosphere, and the assistants do much toward creating this feeling, :Smal STORE WORKERS n ts., These girls spend at least one period each day in the store selling pencils, paper, and other necessary items. They are reliable, honest workers and help considerably the Distributive Education program. OFFICE ASSISTANTS The students who help with the work in the office volunteered at the beginning of the school year. They work during their study hall period delivering messages, answering phone calls, and typing. Under the direc- tion of Mrs. Wray, they have proved, by their careful and efficient aid, to have been of invaluable service to her. The office assistants are from left to right: Mrs. Wray, Ellen Szabo, Patsy DeVoe, Ann Griffin, Patsy Kennedy, Florence Travis, Jane Wylie, Jo Linda Lewelling, Linda Rose, Gail Goose, Mary Anna Wynegar. X 'N-J wr ff 71 The D. E'ers from left to right are: lFirst rowl Shirley Edwards, Shirley Beets. Second row: Rachel Cut- shaw, Elizabeth Huckaby, Roberta Lonas, Anne Bales, Richard Dodson. Third row: Margaret McMahon, Shrley DeBusk, Tennie Gattis, Barbara Waits, Betty 1 4 i 72 ffl Mn. Jo Knott, Barbara Ruckort, Faye Lowery. Fourth row: Pauline Smith, Greta Waggoner, Joyce Arro- wood, Ruth Verness. Fifth row: Jimmy Lloyd, Beatrice Worsham, Alma Cantrell, Earl Arnhart. Sixith row: Theron Goldston, Thomas Bishop. DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION Distributive Education is a cooperative training program for selected high school students who plan a career in retailing or in other distributive occupations such as wholesaling and service businesses. Stu- dents must be sixteen years of age or older and are carefully selected on the basis of their scholastic record and interests in the aptitudes for a successful future in the business world. ln this nation-wide program of voca- tional education, public schools and busi- ness concerns cooperate in training young men and women for success in a variety of business opportunities. This is accomplished by combining experience on the job with classroom teaching. C 0 M M E N C E M E N T :gre fsomzggcimgrt sgxaokers are Jr I f gh 5 gge, e,JeyMcWhort CHRISTIAN STUDENT UNION .-, .,,- f 73 WE STAYED AFTER SCHOOL FOR THESE S TERA M E A-s, The members of the Llterary League are from left to rrght lFlrst rowl Carolyn Smith Ronnre Pearson Kltty Culpepper Nancy Walker Johnny Logon Carter Bellows Mary Stuart McComb Nancy Elder Louise Lowery Theresa Campbell T Sw... The Y Teen members are from left to rught lFurst rowl Delores Lemons Walla Mae Long Joyce Goldsteun Lllla Dean Serond row Kay Warrlck Gall Goosle Nancy Franklln Delores Chadwell Tlurd row Helen Towle Hazel Faulkner Vuollta Verness Dorothy Watson Juonlto Farmer Evelyn Walker Maggie Rader 14 O 1 L Y T ' i 1 A V ,I , IQ xl - 'K - 1. F. I . ll' ff V J J' X F' Magi, K .. l 1 L l R Y ' . - , - , I , L E A G U E Armstrong, Phoebe Preston, Collin Wilcox, Angie Elder. Secoml row: Bob . fa' W f . . qi A V :N V- V up - , -h - . 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X A aa ek I F XXVXX z ,' ' f 'Q 1 y 1: 1 g, T ,, .,Af 1 ity ' M N , Ie Y-'rE NS - -, 1 Meetlng after school once a month the Offuce Traunlng Club better known O T C discusses the pros and cons of office work Mass Sweeney ns the advusor She leads the dlscussuons and corrects them when they do unlustuce to office problems ln between questvons they devour cooknes and drunk Coca Cola Not only do they meet ot school but they have teas at South East Fulton combuned ond all of our most duff: cult questnons are lntwuned wnth hunts on better and more effncuent work The club was formed last year when the schoo opened O T C luke other subject clubs was formed by students who washed to learn more about and get more expernence un the subject that they were studying F TR The members ore from left to right lFlrst rowl Joyce Goldston Pat Kennedy Walla Mtae Long Hazel Faulkner Second row Barbara Klnzel Soplue CL Betrsh Flora Smrth Margaret McClarn Thrrd row Barbara Smrth Vlolnto Verness Juomta Farmer Evelyn Strobel 11 THE FRENCH CL gf - ,X Q ww ' - xfffmn - TT S .,.'ef'i3Tl X-,,.4-'g H Q,-M a' swf' ! I-rf, P' ,,.. ,a ,,.....- fm ' ' '- B' Fist.. Wm-M ,A, s-. ,C ,C A- UBS ,. -f- ee , ea l l l l l l l l l i l :.W!l5'Z'!P i l ef ,.-V-'W' T' ' Tr, '-T-I 7 l -tif-+ - H 'A T I A f M., ,ff 'fr'-'ct Q L, M , .ss ,. .. 'rf' 4 ,yi T l rniivi' i Ti lRflNfl 1' fir, l r I P...- i...-r-V '5 A X :il . in 5 XSS , Vx Q The members of the second year French Club are from left to right: Mrs. Payne, Sue Biggers, Dottie Morris, Gail Allison, Mary Nell Hutchins, Janet Wynn, Kitty Culpepper, Marian Elmore, Phoebe Preston, Nancy Taylor, Bill Holmes. Below is a picture of one of the skits presented in class by the club. LES FAUX PAS The French Clubs are not only con- cerned with the language but also with the literature and culture of France and other European countries. They have had, at several times, natives of foreign countries who made their studying more interesting and picturesque. The French Club had several joint movies with the Spanish Club on the romantic lives, They also entered into all school activities. They presented their own version of the Nutcracker Suite in assembly around Christmas time. ,fe EN The members are from left to right: KFirst rowl Connie Prugh, Carol Kress, Lynn Westergaard, Johnnie Armstrong, Mary Mina Shoffner, Patti Davis. Second row: Sara Savo-y, Marian McColl, Carol Krug, Barbara Beeler, Nancy Spiers, Molly Boyd. Third row: Tommy Redding, Jimmy Bowman. The mrmlaers are from left to right: lFirst rowl Judy Mrbonald, Anne Britton, Flossie Gore, Caroline Fowlkes, Mary Anne Wynegar, Rowena Mears, Carolyn Greene, Annabell Whitton, Rosalie Belding. Second row: Joan Parker, Nancy Ogle, Martha Denton, Bebes Graves, Shirley Greene, Joanne Blunkett, Carolyn Griffin, June Bean. Third row: Meryll McMillan, Martha Carry, Allen Morgan, Mitchell Weaver, Norman Barrow, Paula Brooks, Louise Lowery. THE LATIN CLU pq: First row: lLeft to righti Carolyn Faulkner, Consul, Nancy McDonald, Susan Elder, Aedile, Sylvia Carr, Aedile, Albert Lyons, Aedile, John Sonner, Aedile, Connie Prugh, John Armstrong, Miss Evans. Second row: Mike Greeley, Morton Gardner, Anne Kennerly, First row: iLeft to righti Anne Anderson, Carolyn Clark, Evelyn Shafer, Mary Ann Shettler, proetor, Terresa Stallworth, Pianist, Carol Greer, praetor, Georgiana Young, Nancy Harmon. Second row: Anne Griffin, Eloise Hines, Sarah Jane Parker, Colene I is 1, 1, 5. Q ,4 Q ,lj BS Gordon Soper, Mary Mayne Wilson, Mona Wilson, Roger Moore, Johnny Mac Blickensderfer. Third row: Gilbert Levison, Jack Ailshie, Don Hurley, Paul Cromwell, Hugh Larue, David Bagwell, Donald Preston, Dick Lawrence, praetor, John Jacobs, consul. Siler, Phyllis Warren, Kaye Ellis, Catherine Coe. Third row: Robert Moss, Malinda Midkiff, Mimsy Wood, Patsy DeVoe, Dick Kelso, Bob Wright, Leonard Dugan, James Bell, Len Butler. I I v l M, 5 f , . I . 'P f f , A . j E xiii' I 4 f ' ,Sf f, Q1 .f if X H 4 'f First row: lLeft to rightl Larry Morrison, Alan Carpenter, choristerg Lisa Ambrose, quaestorp Melesse Werkheiser, Janie Deane, scribes, Janie Wright, scribe: Anna Rose, quaestor. Second row: Delores First row: lLeft to rightl Margaret Weaver, Loretta Winsette, Judy Schrim, Mary Wayland lpianistl, Nancy Robinson lcensorl, Visky Hill, Pat Pratt, Eizabeth Kirby. Second row: Wilfred Lively, Mary Y I 1 I I I . 1 ' O . QI 'fl' lf, 4 4 A4 ,K I 4 tl if 9 v z- an 3 W new is 4 Chadwell, Monica Cole, Marie Andes, Florence Fair, Mary Frances Tate, June Bibb, Ellen Szabo. Third row: Bill Rule, Dick Holmes, Hugh Davis, David Johnston, Karl Shultz, Leslie LaNieve. Jane Cooley, Nancy Davis, Betty Calloway, Carol Jenkins, Betty Hardin, Susan Thorp, Stanley Swaggerty. l x7 l Xt if 11 x ., 7 , -K , lx X SPANISH CLUBS i LOS SABELOTODOS LOS TREINTA Y DOS The members are left to right: lFirst rowl John Sterchi, Phyllis Sherrill, Jane Clayton. Second row: Hank Rose, Bob Frost, Carl Redman. Third row: George Gettys, Betsy Fowlkes, Joyce Goldstein, Mary Ely, Jim Morrow. Fourth row: Carter Bellows, Norma Money, Judy Copenhaver, Barbara Moore, Angie Elder, Helen Travis, Carol Avery, Billy Bowers. Fifth row: Bill Lawson, Chris House, Charles Pettway, Roy Seals, Doug Gray, Jim Dotson, Dave Lane. The members are from left to rightg lFirst rowl Cliff Pettit, Sandra Tucker, Charles Davis. Second row: Jimmy Blair, Alex Shafer, Bob McMahon Third row: David Pless, Janet Wynn, Doris McFaII, Ray Roberts. Fourth row: Jean Vinsant, Cecile Tyler, Betty Griffin, Patsy Rogers, Shirley Roop Georgia Hatcher, Bill Frye. Fifth rowg Joyce Bowers, Nancy Southern Gail Burdette, Janie Keelings, Ellen Lonas, Delores Lemons, Bobbie Brooks Bill Tuggle, Ed Thomas, Donnie Wright. 4 X K , in ,ivf '54 pf ffl Z7 , JI, LOS DONS JUANS DRAMATICS CLUB ml' The members are from left to right: lFirst rowl Francis Cain, David Hutchinson, Tom lronside. Second row: Donny Bowman, Frank Venable, Eddie Thompson, Ray Brann. Third row: David lronside, Nancy Yates, Richard Petree, Buddy Trotter. Fourth row: Ed Case, Rosemary Frisby, Mary Charles Hewett, Florence Travis, Terry Bigler, Jane Wylie, Marsielia Taylor, David Grooms. Fifth row: Horace Gass, Sam Tharp, Carl Brooks, Joe Thornton, George Denney, Hugh Freels, Ed Sliger, Bill Walker. The members are from left to right: lFirst row! Alan Carpenter, Carter Bellows, Bob Logan, Ronnie Pearson, Johnny Armstrong, Mary Frances Tate, Janie Wright, Melisse Werkheiser, Janet Wynn, Peggy Sharp. Second row: Paula Brooks, Marion McCall, Jo Anne Plunkett, Nat Burk- hardt, Bill Newman, Monica Cole, Betty Calloway, Susan Tharp, Judy Schrin, Kitty Culpepper, Theresa Campbell, Johnny Mac Blickensderfer. Third rowg Annabel Whitten, Dottie Morris, Meryl McMillan, Louise Lowry, Martha Denton, Bebes Graves, Mary Stuart McComb, Rowena Mears, Collin Wilcox, Walter Fike, Tommy Wilson, Robert Moore, David Bagwell, Mary Frances Davies, Carol Kress, Connie Prugh. Q fi ' HIKING CLUB PRESS CLUB w 1, Y' ,er ff 'N The members are from left to right: lFirst rowl June Bean, Shirley Bradley, Mary Anne Wynegar, Nancy Spiers, Paul Dominick, Knox Williams, Nancy Barrow, John d'Armond, Lela Cross, Walter Fike, Tommy Wilson, Jimmy Carrol, Buddy Trotter. Second row: George Dominick, Charles Marie, Jerry McWhorter, Dickie Holmes, Mr. Sanders, Virginia Bird, Phoebe Preston, Ruth Fulton, Carolyn Griffin, Martha Cory, Eugene Fair, Nancy Lee, Jimmy Blair, Marguerite Faulkner, Joan Winsette, Bill Allen, Norman Barrow, Mitchell Weaver, Gene Easterday, Leonard Duggan, Joe Wilson. The members are from left to right: lFirst rowl Patti Davis, Martha Denton, Bebes Graves, Bob Logon, Teddy Wilcox, Phoebe Preston, Nancy Walker. Second row: Paul Cromwell, Angy Elder, Cliff Pettit, Nancy Beale, Ruth Fulton, Susan Elder, Louise Lowery, Mimsy Wood, Rowena Mears, Johnny Armstrong, Nancy Elder, Mary Mayne Wilson, Sylvia Carr, Mary Stuart McComb. -nip ,fx 'Q 1'-r x The officers of the West Hugh School Key Club are from left to rrght Nat Burkhardt Presrdent Bruce Foster Treasurer Joe Rainey Secretary Lynn Westergaard Vuce Presldent i, ft Q, ' x P 4 Us 1.c....c.r MP se 1 -- mghndh- .T C 'K . 'uf -L' , X x , '-l ' V I T' r X x ' b l 'N x , x ' s X C 4 1 1 X., l X l l . : . . I ' : , : ' . : I - - I I . . . 4 . . . I X 'L ' . . f If . . Q uf ' 83 The Key Club Sweetheart us Muss Martha Ruggms 1' 'UN YCL The Key Club sponsored by the Kuwanns Club gnves boys opportunutles through whlch the leaders and potentnal leaders of all hugh school age groups are gnven a chance to develop their unutuatnve and leadershlp abnllty by undertaklng a program of servlce nn the hugh school and the communuty slmllar to that carrled on by the Klwams Club The boys an the Key Club learn of thelr prospective adult roles nn Ilfe and th meanung of servlceable ag gresslve cltnzenshlp which IS necessary for the mauntenance of our democratic way of a e The club at West Hlgh School was organized thls year and the faculty selected the members One of their projects for the year was provldmg shelves for the lunchroom somethnng that has been of urgent need svnce school started lf , if 4 i I 1' , ,Q 'T-z -Xi 3 x Xp , 4' x X' mi 'a Nat Burkhardt, Suzella Burns, Ann Cowan, Dave Creasmon, Marion Elmore, Marguerite Faulkner, Allan Morgan, Bill Newman, Martha Riggins, Phyllis Sherrill, Hall Warters. The officers of the Quill and Scroll are from left to right: Theresa Campbell, Treasurer, Nancy Walker, Vice-President, Max Conner, President, Phoebe Preston, Secretary, Collin Wilcox, Publicity Chair- l THE QuiLi. AND SCROLL Quill and Scroll, the international honorary society for high school journal- ists, was organized April lO, l926 by a group of high school supervisors for the purpose of encouraging and awarding in- dividual achievement in journalism and allied fields. The society has taken an active part in raising standards in this field, and in directing the course ot high school journalism. Many tasks are undertaken by the society, among them the organization of state press associations, criticism of manu- scripts and of publications, establishment ot better relations between school and community by means of judicious -publicity, improvement of conditions for supervisors and teachers, and acquainting others with the value ot high school journalism. HI-Y CLUB The Hi-Y, which is under the supervision of the YMCA, is the only school sponsored program of its kind at West. lts purpose is to aid the school in every way possible. During the year the boys have had programs featuring speeches and talks from various members of the faculty on sportsmanship and the history of the Hi-Y. One of the main projects undertaken by the organization is work- ing jointly with the P.T.A. in beautifying the school campus. The P.T.A. is providing the money and the Hi-Y, furnishing the labor. The picture at left shows the front of the building,shortly after some shrubs were planted. The members of the freshmen and sophomore Hi-Y row: Carter Cox, Jack Overton, Jimmy Blair, Ruben Club are from left to right: lFirst rowl Bill Lauder- Smith, Donnie Creasman. Third row: Gordon Broom, milk, Norman Barrow, Bill Allen, Larry Knott, Neal Edward Case, Allen McClain, Charlie Clark, Ronald Stansberry, Stewart Baggett, Donnie Wright. Second McMahon. is 1 fi ' 11 xc. if' .54 E, 85 il R Q-rw rl s W3 EJ UTI si 9- 8 li awp. Q f'1p v, -v , Nb' 1 ff ,Q 3' 'sn -4 v 9-.0541 115,-1, . if X , 56' ff? bf J ff! ff wh, s., N . -XS X I X 3 is QF-- x S West High's Cheerleaders are: Gail Allison and Janet Wynn on front of car, Rowena Mears and Nat Burkhardt in front seat, 'res ig Q x 'Q A' P -funn- Aus ' - -xxx, 'x it Scotty Houghton and Ronnie Pearson, in back seat, Mary Nell Hutchins, Peggy Sharp and Mary Stewart Neff, standing on back. NN Lyn 87 First row: Tom Tobler, Dennis Waldrop, Bob Brown, Howard Young, Bob Skeens, Tom Anderson, Vaughn Bush, Jack Settles, Bob Logan, Jim Bowman, Wayne Smith. Second row: Mead Cox, Gene Colson, Gilbert Baldwin, Kenny Davis, Joe Bagwell, Ray Chance, Below we see a neat tackle made during one of the practice sessions. .lack Ray Lewis, Bob Overholt, Ray Brann, Bo Shafer, Coach Ganz. Third row: Coach Meseroll, Jim Hodge, Ra-ndy Ayres, Gene Overholt, Robert Martin, Roy Seals, Tom Redding, Harold Elkin, Tony Chandler, Bob Frost, Capt. .lack McCarter. THE REBELS SHOW IMPROVEMENT Bearden nips Rebels in first game, 13-0. West High was handed its first defeat of the season by a more experienced Beard- en High team which wonl3-O. Bearden got two quick touchdowns in the second quarter, but the Rebels battled the Bull- dogs to a standstill during the second half. Bill Elliot sparked the backfield for West while Waldrop, McCarter, Seals, Cox, Bush, and Rolen played well for the Rebels in the line. Rebels tie Rockets, 6-6. For the second straight year South and West ended the ballgame with a tie score. This year the final score was 6-6. Elliot was the offensive big-gun for the Rebels while Roy Seals, Jack McCarter, Mead, Cox, and Gene Overholt played well on defense. Z SCH 1 o o o o 1 13 o -.. QA-Q. 1 1 1l DU Opponents Bearden South Morristown Alcoa Rule East Young Sullivan Maryville Fulton Central lwwmw if-WI -- i fvllmi 'ffmmll 1 .- :. 1 ' ll Il el 11 1 1 Wm If IU' 1 ' ' ix rsffff lv 4, . , - ' ' fWT ' 29551 ' 53? y 1 -y team? Ziff ' fe 5, 1 g as mer' g 1 il f 1 as P ,,,' t l I I X I I ' - H , . Pl I . r'- - , -1 ' 22 1 ' we 'I West High's Coaches are from left to right: Coach William Wright Head Coach Norman Meseroll, Coach Walter Ganz. THEY 13 6 2 6 26 27 26 19 10 26 27 1 89 Football at West High is growing up along with the school. Great im- provement over a year ago was made during the '52 season which ended with West winning two games, tieing one, and losing eight. With most of the varsity, and also some good junior varsity players returning, the '53 season should be promising. Left, is o picture taken at the West- Central game showing Central's num- ber 27 about to make a touchdown. Above, is another picture of the West-Central game showing Gilbert Baldwin as he runs through the line. N IOR GRIDMEN Bobby F os I 'K vghs y Ch Ie Ray d h Joe Bagwell Jun Bowman Jack McCarter Gilbert Baldwin I MWA iff JYfVvvQ,g,,f9? La B ' x .1 ,. I I Q . g a I . j I .Z SUME SEAS Blocked Punt Guves West 7 2 Vuctory A blocked punt gave West the furst football vuctory un the hustory of the school un the game wuth Morrustown Hugh at Evans Colluns Fueld The Rebels got theur touchdown un the second quarter and held on to the margun throughout the rest of the game Fune defensuve play by the Rebels played an umportant part un the vuctory Standouts on the lune were Gene Overholt who blocked the punt Roy Seals Jack Lewus and Jack McCarter Settles and Elluot sparked the offensuve team Rebels sllp past Alcoa 7 6 For the second tume un two weeks West turned to defense to wun theur second straught game of the season downung pre 2 500 at Evans Colluns Staduum West re covered a fumble on Alcoa s 34 yard lune un the furst quarter and scored seven plays later and then put up a powerful goal lune stand late un the fourth quarter to stop a late uprusung by the Blount County team holdung for downs on uts own two yard lune It was the second gruduron vuctory un the Rebels two year hustory Tony Chandler ,lack McCarter Roy Seals and Bones Martun turned un sterlung performances Bull Elluot had help from Bowman Hodge Settles Colson and Skeen un the offensuve department Rule turns back Rebels 26 0 A splruted Rule Hugh Golden Bear team proved just too much for the Rebels and the Rebels lost theur second game of the season 260 Rule scored twuce un the second and twuce un the thurd peruod to account for the wunnung margm Bobby Brown playung hus furst varsuty game looked good un the backfueld along wuth Jackue Settles Gene Colson and Gulbert Baldwun Outstandung on defense were Mc Carter Seals Kudd and Young West O East 27 The East Mountauneers gauned theur furst vuctory of the season by defeatung the Rebels un the East West homecomung game East scored once un the second peruod and three tumes un the fourth to account for the games scorung Skeen s passung was the maunstay for West s offense along wuth some fune runs by Jummy Hodge Bush and Baldwun played excellent games defensuve ly Gene Colson playung hus best game of the season was a standout on defense at Young defeats Rebels 'I9 0 West played one of the best games of the season but lost to a bugger Young Hugh Yellow Jacket team 26 0 lt was Young s fourth wun and Wests fourth loss of the season Bobby Skeens was agaun the of fensuve punch for the Rebels lt was Skeen s passung that kept the Rebels un the game The Rebels made several scorung threats but were not able to go over for any touch downs Jackue Settles played one of hus funest games guvung West some offensuve push late un the game West bows to Sulluvan 'I9 0 Abuluty to cash un on three scorung opportunutzes enabled Sulluvan County Hughs Purates to walk off wuth a l90 R E 0 F O N . I I V vlously undefeated Alcoa High, 7-6, before the end polsition, 92 victory over the Rebels at Evans-Collins field. West was handicapped by the absence of ace quarterback, Bobby Skeens, but with the able assistance of Tommy Tobler, they were able to throw in some offensive punch. Tobler and Baldwin formed a nice pass combination for West. On occasions, the running of Settles and Hodge were factors. Gene Overholt recovered a Sullivan fumble and turned in a splendid game at his tackle position. Jim Bowman's vicious tackling was one of West's better defensive weap- ons. Randy Ayres turned in a fine per- formance at defensive left-halfback. Fine punting by Howard Young was a vital factor in the game. West losses to Maryville 9 7 The Rebels played Maryville a close game all the way but couldn t come out on the winning end The lone Rebel score came when Roy Seals blocked a punt and Bo Shaffer scooped it in to go for a touch down Fulton 26 West 13. The most exciting game of the season was the tangle between the Falcons and the Rebels. West played the game like veterans but some bad breaks proved too much for our team. Outstanding on defense were Gene Colson, Gene Overholt, Jack Lewis, and Roy Seals. Leading the offensive were Gilbert Baldwin and Tommy Tobler. RebeI's loss to Central ends season. The West Rebels lost their last game of the '52 season to Central, 27 0 The Rebels outmanned in almost every respect couldnt get their offense moving long enough to cross the Bobcat s goal Central struck swiftly for a pair of first period touchdowns and added a second period score for a 2l O half time lead The Bob cats put the game entirely out of West s reach in the third quarter with their final score The basketball and football managers are from left to rlglut Dave Creasman and Joe Rainey vAvAVAVA X X .X .x .1 A k'A'4'v 1'5- xx' 1g l- Jil' P A 1 C g 1 j'fg,:s w,3 ' ' v ' V -. Y v,.:,. Ka..- bv l , -I '!lv7',,?v U 4 . X . , ' 115. f i K 1. .L 1.12 we in iv l ,,,'f:i4Lt ' - y 4, .v,' j , 4 0 1,41 M- If v 0 'A , Q, , . Ru H. - . 5 ,..., , X X nfs X ---- 'Ji- .., ll' First rowg Al Chovonnes, Bobby Brown, Lynn Westergaard, Doug Groy, Albert King, Mead Cox. Second row: Roy Seals, Fred Brackney, Bruce Foster, Eugene Fair, Hank Rose, Robert lBonesl Martin. REBEL QUINTETTE For the second time in two years the basketball team wound up the season with an even number of wins and losses. This year they finished the season with eleven wins and eleven losses, Almost every game was exciting to watch and the students who supported the team so well had much to do with the season's success. Some of the more exciting games this year were the games with Alcoa, South, Centrol, Eost, and Fulton. Playing the finest game of the year, West won over a highly favored Fulton team on the night of the l3th of February. The Rebels won this game by a score of 67 to 6l. In the District Tourna- ment, the Rebels were beaten by Korns High, 64 to 50. The success of the team wos centered around the fine playing of Captain Bruce Foster, Roy Seals, Hank Rose, Bobby Brown, Albert King, Lynn Westergaard, Robert Martin, Eugene Fair, Fred Brackney, Doug Gray, and Charlie Scott. RESUME OF SEASON The Rebels lost their first two games of the season to Karns and Fulton. Karns took the opener by a score of 53-49 and Fulton took the latter 74-53. After these two losses, West bounced into the win Column by taking their next three games. The Rebels gained two league victories by defeating Rule, 58-50, and dropping Carter 55-39. West edged Catholic, 55-52, in an overtime, to win its third straight game. During the Christmas holidays the Rebels won three out of six very closely fought games. With only seconds remain- ing to play in the Alcoa game, a field Qoal At right is a picture of the East West game showing Roy Seals as he makes a goal for West. gave the Rebels a 62-6l victory. The night following the Alcoa game, West won a thriller over South 4l-39. A foul shot made the difference in the Oak Ridge game which West lost, 53-52. Rule High captured the next game by a score of 67-66. We then lost to Lake City 69-62 and defeated Central in a close one, 56-53. ln the game with Carter a city scoring record was made as the Rebels won easily 95-52. ln the first encounter with Young, West won handily, 62-55. We lost the next two games to East, 67-64, and to Alcoa, 70-64. After edging the South High Rockets, 57-55, the Rebels lost the next three contests. ln league competition we lost to Young, 64- 57, and East, 72-65. ln a non-league game West was downed by Lake City, 65-47, Then the Rebels upset a highly favored Fulton High team 67-6l, to win their first encounter against the Falcons in five starts. We then won over Bearden, 66-49, and lost the last game of the season to Central High, 56-53. SCHEDULE WE Opponents THEY 49 Karns 53 53 Fulton 74 58 Rule 50 55 Carter 39 55 Catholic 52 62 Alcoa 61 41 South 39 35 Alcoa lTournornentl 45 52 Oak Ridge 53 66 Rule 67 62 Lake City 69 56 Central 53 95 Carter 52 62 Young 55 64 East 67 64 Alcoa 70 57 South 55 57 Young 64 65 East 72 47 Lake City 65 67 Fulton 61 66 Bearden 49 63 Central 72 District Tournament 50 Karns 64 B TEAM BASKETBALL This year's B Team is one to be proud of in many respects. The team finished the year winning seventeen out of twenty games and went to the finals in the B tournament. East won the tournament over the West boys 52 to 42, There are many reasons for the team's success. One of these is the winning spirit which the boys had. They never went onto the court without the idea that they would fight their op- ponents all the way in order to win the games. Another reason for their fine record was the excellent coaching by Coach Ganz. This is a team that will long be remem- less playing and great team spirit. At left is a picture of the East-West game as we mode one of our thirty goals. THE B TEAM First row: Don Preston, Hubbel Qualls, Morton Gardner, Ray Brann, Howard Young, Frank Veneable. Second row: Coach Ganz, Carl Schultz, Charlie Scott, Gene Overholt, John Sonner, Bo Shafer, James Hodge, Bob McMahon, Jimmy Johnston. WW' 4 , A13 ' ' 96 bered for its excellent sportsmanship, tire- x il ij N E 0 ge 1 ve, J e B e AI Chavanne Bobby Brow IK i - 'D '51 4 ' r. F' Y y i QE xii, 7 3 ti ' Xl s J Y , L . 'fill M -we if i. :J 1 . ' 6 +P 'J 'v - v - 21 7, 1 5 j y 'i s '74, . I s Y 5 ,. ' WX! Q , . 'elf .., M il' -A-f jf74j r, ,B A-L' 5, ,An', ,., J 1 V ' 1 y H ' The West High track team for 1953 was composed of: David . ,A 2' ig Don Preston, Dick Lawrence, Gordon Soper, Knox Williams, Jim lf f John Jacobs, David Pless, David Johnston, Pat Pearson, John D' Captain Jim Bowman, Hugh Davis, Hubble Qualls, Charlie Scott, Houghton, Co-Captain Dave Creasman Ben Benson, Jack Shoemaker Miller, John Sterchi, Mike Greeley, Morton Gardner, Bill Frye, Bob T R A C K Albert Lyons, Jack Overton, John Sonner, Gene Overholt, Don Tom Anderson, Albert King, Bob Logan, David Murray, Roy Seals, ' Al Sh fer Simmons, Donny Tobler, Frank Venable, Bill Walker, ex o Gettys. My V' V - ,, W QL Miz yy, wh... 5295? 'Y ' U ' -4 4' 1 Q , fl g. 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