West High School - Westerner Yearbook (Knoxville, TN)

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1954 volume:

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We have chosen thIs year sent our hIgh school days o curs befor openIng nIght of a one formance play scen s rama our school admInIstra elps dIrect ou ment and yslcal BbllIlIeS Into constructlve channels an W h spIrIng Influences hel stage the s f OUm6S We a are e tnng the pl e by o graduatIon t no ou extra rrlcular actIvItIes d mlnes Interests and 6bIlllIeS helps nd our INTO orga tIons, where we start Ing for our role hIgh school It IS our athletes who are In IS IS e Inevltable Wllh sports mInded teen agers Flnally In prlvate lIfe we fInd our true selves Can there be a more effectnve endIng to our play bIIl annual? 4 a 6 . D 1 . . - ' - ' w Ol ' ' l . I ti e g Y . . . I : - ' - . t w . 5 ' . h' h CI - c ai - tage o a ife. . . V ,, . . . . . , . O ' llr ' ll , : ' ' ' - - o t. Th' ' th 7 I I U T Q 1 'w:'v., ul I I I . j H Cii F291- 's M hw K +L. -Q I 16 A Raw A gi-X an L nth., v it 4 ss, . rwsqig-it: e to West Hrgh School and of In grateful recognrtron of hrs unselfrsh servrc rds rn acknowledgement of the debt the hrs earnest e students owe hrm for hrs understandrng and helpfulness rn apprecrotron of hrs enlrghtenrng class room technrques and wrth fondness for hrs clear sense of m ressed on all we dedrcate The 1954 humor and the hrgh rdeals he has r p Westerner to MR JAMES T HARDIN 7 I ' ffort to establish its standa 5 ' vx ir , Joi' 4 4bw fx fu ,Q ,.-' 4-sv' fu. f lily W, ,M ,W HP' 1 -2 V , , 3 ,.,f. uv f,a,. 4-V '??? 3 ftki fan. la Mr Wulson New Supermtendent of the Cnty School System Mr Curtns Gentry Durector of Secondary Educatuon e members ofthe school board are from left to rtght Mr W Hoyle Campbell Mr Henry L Bradley Mr Wulson New Mr Wallace Frazuer E Adcock Mr D A Cooper Mr Andrew Johnson 10 WM' I'gs. MPL au ak f-Y i v ' Mr. R. E, C. Love Principal of West High School . W 'QQ ,ww Mrs. Elizabeth Wray Secretary of West High School P 'I'l :ll l if 5 S X 15' 79. E N li-it Y rg- Q. llll .13 - . if l , fly Y Dx . Miss Marguerite Alexander-Maryville Collegey B.S. in Education, University of Tennessee. Mr. W. C. Bossa-B.S., M.S., Bradley University. Mr. lewis Byrd-Tusuleumy East Tennessee State Collegeg Dartmouth: B.S., University of Tennessee. Miss Alberta Coen-B A., MA. University of -- essee, Columbia Miss lucillo Evans-B.A., University of Tennes 7 ., Mr. Walter Ganz-Lockhaven State Teachers' Ile C University of Tennessee. Gif' s-I umbia Universl . s College: B.S., New York University: M.A., . Mr. lawerence Dortlliclt-University of ' : ' ' iversity of Tennessee. N 4 1 K :V Mr. James Hardin-B.S., Carson-Newman College. Mrs. Naomi Hina-B.A., Maryville College: M.A., University Miss Vesta Jett-B.A., M.A., University of Tennessee. 12 rs? gl of Tennessee. .3 r '91, JIT! 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M sw? 4-16.1-A 8' 1 za v,,f? 1 .1 if --.gf if 'ku gfillai, I xa- 50 W 1 v.. MR. WEST HIGH Roy Seals 15 , Q xst.. 'X -,ffl 1 .53 95. ,Kg Leading man and lady B- , 'i 'i-...I.,. ,t , ? ,I-X b 10 ,ff weave! 5, .L-fthe The Senior Class Officers are, from left to right: Mead Cox President, Charlie Kirby, Vice-President, Mary Ely, Secretary Bill Phelps, Treasurer, Bob Logan, Publicity Chairman. The Senior Advisors are, from left to right: Mr. Montgomery, Mr. San- ders, and Mr. Hardin. HW7' if? JE! RhAd GIAII .I Ad Jh yA D g E IA h A f 0,0040 O PJ FAN. sf , All M W David Bagwell Gene Ballard Mary B Shirley Beats C ri Bellow T ryBgI X, 445 ki ' 1 I' ii f 5. .Q Y I - ft-.1 I yjp. ,.. aw WV ,:, ' 5 L . . g, .uw ,U 1' :bw fr' SENIOR Alfred Blickensderfer Joyce Bowers Anne Brimzm , Zag. ' LL, 11,.JXlI-J 1121142 7' Carl Brooks 'Ibn' lj.. Paula Brooks Bobby Brown ' n J 121 , lyk., f ,LM 1 X A A JJVL 4 Af I I 11,1 CV. fl ' ' ' f X ff D- Wxubb W xl vc!! X' ' , rx ' ,ff . f , ' I 1 if JM 1 X i 'cg' - 4 1 .19 Jimmy Carroll Judy Copenhaver Mead Cox Kenneth Davis Patti Davis lilla Dean SENIORS Shirley DeBusk Mar9ha Jane Denton Jimmy Denon Leonard Dugan Gene Easferday Harrell Elkins Mary Ely Juanita Farmer Caroline Fowlkss Buddy Galbrairh George Geffys Andrew Gibson F41 ,JK 1 , I . 4 ,gaug- i- - -ka 'Z' 3' ,si Ya K dx LZ rs. , f'JUf, V : Ln!!- . A gg -No ,sn X My qi ar - K - H515 a a X ' - will ' if -5- ' iia-1 il? : .mgawdq A .Q ,LM Tix gf O 'I9 f Q ff? 5 Qi U A 1 W WE? ,'l'- 1? I I 20 SENI Mildred Giffin Joyce Goldson Flossie Gore Bebe: Graves Doug Gray Ca olyn Gree o Slur oy Grooms Shrrley Halo Nancy Harmon Ch rs House Mary Noll Huichms ORS SENI Evelyn Johnson Pafsy Kennedy Albert King .loan Kinnlow Charlie Kirby Kenneth Kizer Paul Knighf -Carol Kress Carol Kmg Delores lemons ORS '41 R 5- i K X Zi F ,N ,, 1 in . 4, 23 ' l A X A Jo linda Lowelling J acl: lewis 1 9 'I' H Q I r N' fi: tx vig , x ' L , an f K J' ge . 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M g 'fiyjf 'fx' J 'JVLVL' My if MASJJQMO .hi ? wf' 'QP Mie Morris I Jimmy M R b M Cl N I Ch I P BII Ph lp B Ph J lc P J Pl k C P gh H bb ll Q Il T y R dd fi: -?'i'23-fi -gs, Lip 'e R' ti s A 1 6 , 31, pr- FX Q I 'iw , Q ex 23 Hi i f W? I5-J ',....JN ,U-'vi' fb ,ff--H MMM I o gf! J I 5 Q N , , . ,X A ,, 1 ' I SEN Carl Redman Hank Rose Roy Sells Peggy Sharp Mary Muna Shoffnor Torres: Shllworih 24 fljfylyn Strobel Margnret Tharpe Kenneth Thornfon Florence Travis Cecile Tylnr Wayne Underwood SENI Jeanne Vestal Evelyn Walker Dortha Watson Robert Watson Lynn Westergaard Annabel Whitten Robert Wright Jane Wylie Janet Wynn Eb 41-f X F, X X gg H. X V M li , xl' , 1' ' 4 1' E 'tv' mx f , nf' l Hy' 5. F., T , 4- -6 in , fr f Q ' 2' K 50-13 ul ff , XX' 0 4,5 z The Junior Class Officers are, from leh fo right James Hodge, President, Yvonne Ferree, Treasurer, Bo Shafer, Vice- Presidentg Carolyn Faulkner, Secretary. The Junior Class,Advisor is Mr. Davis. W W MJJLJMJ W Q: A JUNIORS .lack Ailshie Bill Allen Rochelle Anderson Kathleen Ballard Norman Barrow Nancy Beale ' ,gg 'Q-'Ui -! 4 . I 4 I fn 'bug -V f. -I Q, , 5 2 V E , L 1 ' ' f ,, ,n.,' .in ' x. Q 1 ,T 'A-N.: X K Q I. ,V 1 , -, ' fix I K ,. vf SX-.1 -for . 5 X -1 ' . fl la 'x' , 1. VX Osh. v fu' , 0 4,5 .i ,, ', Q . ' f 09 '41 I, Q I 1 as U! fir '1 ix . r ' '34 I ' 9 . 4, fix 45 , ,I D 04,4 AJJAOAPYOQQYQ i v M KF ' I ,Xa ,us 4911 tx 'f -Q .1--0 rv -Q. , ,g, wx ! ff ' X- ' -1 ...., f of g .A , fx Q X. fx , Q T' 'Il- James Boll Barbara Biggs Kafllryn Bird Jimmy Blair John Blickensdorfor Donny Bowman Mollie Boyd Ray Brann Peggy Burlroy 4 , .' QU ' JUNIORS Belsy Burfon 'N len Buvlor ' 6' 2 N ,, ll A vl : Ill A K X K l ry ll , - .:. 5 -' ' H, y H nl ns , Ht . .. xv ky 'Xml O r wa John Chosnoy Carolyn Clarlx Catharina Coo Tom Colo Phyllis Colomln Shirloy Collins David Comer Marflla Corry David Cox ,Y 1f ' hr rr.n C yn V, WM . My All Carponfer lvia Carr Delores Chadwoll f Tv Q CMN' 1 ' C 1 n V ' Y M ,L u , E if-.1.. ' ' K, 3 a n 'X -- ..,, KRN ll! 1115 1, l li all l H 14 M Q7 lJTFL'lgf fx nf! .iN Nl ,ff JUNIORS Paul Cromwell Bobby Davis Charles Davis Hugh Davis George Denney Susan Elder I , - A ,'r,, r ffu, -7 ,I ,Lb-02 ' , l .45 .Y I XM.-4.21 'V ,KF rx i i 1 if fm . f. 311 f P 1 ,bi W: QT 2 D x , ,y f 1 Q, is 53 i .41 f X fix an Q f N eq -li' ' 4 D, 1 f f X i'x,w,f Zaa aa,, l A 4 iv-...A SN ..- AJ . , MJ' 'is . .K e s we ' fi' cliff ff 1 v N x h 3 X DX 5-sf '15-'gf 5 ff f Il Z' A IN .-,g fm X1 5 I xh william X C ' x If IDX ix i If xx-, vga., I ergxlix 'x v... aXa,...!z. X .A Kay Ellis Mary Eubanlxs Carolyn Faulkner Yvonne Ferree Hugh Arfhur Freels Jack Frye Menon Gardner Betty Giffen Sianley Gray f'vs 'V' EEZ' Ja es Hodge D ck Holmes Don Hu .I lm Jacobs Charles Johnson Sam Johnson David .lohnsfon Ray Jones Janne Knlmg Sf 'C'-7 M MT MM W ,Lf6!jiV UMW JUNIORS M ke Greeley Ca ol G ee G n G nKHa0 he Cha les Heweff .ow-,ali XJ' K9 ,- 44 hi 1 X x '45 ,JG SJ Nu-J ,wwf ffm ,us UNIORS K II y d K I K ly I y lakuo renee , My , 13' , J r ITN I JUNIORS lim ris Mchll b M h ll Imd dk ff 'Y rvin Miller Km., 'fu NIORS am, Cllff Petttt Davvd Pless Muldred Poynter fb Don Preston A I l lmda Rose m I 1 Betty Rutherford .fu 'w Em X' syb- is N-.ff X! Ivy ,QW wa ,, ng! XX! -I 'kt - L AN fill' ltllz--in 'lin if 9 -4 Jia 44' 4? 'Q Jff ai' V fd md C3521 x.ff -1' -fda. Sara Savoy Karl Schultz Charlne Scott Alex Shafer Evelyn Shafer Mary Anne Shetler Peggy Shoemaker Colene Saler Patsy Smelchor YV' J U ' l fl ,f ,ull Tl lj I ull l I I 'VA ,' 7 4 - ' ' V 1 4 , A ' 5,51 f ,PWIA LV! ,Q V f f l 5,1 D I I W 4 V , , ' ,M y wx, f J .- 4 f V Mvfnyku X I ' S N I f , 4 6 in by , Q lcv ox J ll ' A S SQ- 'g f QAt ' if 7 it , , ' A f ff y e r X M 7 r M I N r B ' f Q 'Z A Q xp- ,uxaj X l 3 ' X - M . X UM' ' 'e 9 'tl' N W' 5 'W M f .. X ' - ' I 'V V M- mr ' 'H 39 :rm S 2 ' M QQ 6 ,W ll. 1 I . t ,, , .X 04 ,Lg I l . f V -,MA Q '- 1' , 0 it JJ, fry My S Q r my ff' n t ' If V- V, I , V57 ' r ' 21:-- 3- 'S 114. . . S l f fri . t Q - . ' f X . .f ' l fx X ' 1, -Pj g' , 1 , ,J N:,.,,'k : . If 5 f- S J f ? 1. .r,r fl I - - y 1 Y i k ju if ,K IZHDJL: ,f Q Dx Igvvifl JY. ep ,,- '. f Vv - vV,V K .1r.VV. Y 1 - W - ' ' :ia V' 4 A I fr, 'ni xv S I , g fr f , ,W 'll N is gun Q. f S 'Ffxi X - -q, r L I, V ,' fu V 5' lv g or ' f ,!, N1 'Aug -4- .-6 '11-, MVN ' +-- x, 'K ' . . 3 ,, by N , , 1,7 - U '7 , I i':'9 Q, X tif r ff J I V+! x 65 afgl .- 5 J., J - .f-J 6 . 4- Pk M 'wi Am M ,yi f Edwm Thomas Eddue Thompson Joe Thornton Helen Towle Buddy Troner Sondra Tucker Bull Tuggle Frank Venable Jean Vmsam L jx X,-1 f .10 1-1 ,X JUNIORS Maxme Snow John Sonner Gordon Sopor Nancy Snuihern Nancy Spuers Marsellla Taylor f,1 -N- 'J '55 V7 nrxnng Q? 'Wt f' MLS f ff l K l lull? JUNIORS n Walker Bull Walkup Phyllis Warren Kaye Warwuck Faye Weaver Mnchell Weaver ,IRQ In-A is 'Lf ,ff My fjlffxf' 5, Vu!! Kay Webb J mmy Wnlburn Joe W lson Mary Mayne Wulson Mona Wnlson Mary Anna Wmegar Nancy Yates Georgnana Young 'fm' s X X i Q R E Q? H 2 1 2, x Ex c . f .- W .fe-'f 'W ,QQ if i Wifi X V773 X The Sophomore Home Group Presidents are, from lofi fo righf: J. T. Alexander, Miss Alexanderf Leslie LaNieve, Mrs. Jones: Janie Wright, Mr. Wright: Bob Overholt, Mr. Tannachionp Larry Houghton, Miss Jem Don Creasman, Mr. Ganz. WW SOP Bulddy Addlcks Lisa Ambrose Jimmy Anderson Tom Anderson Marie Andes David Bailey Bob Beeler John Bell Ben Benson Jennings Bird Dave Brandau Gordon Broome Mary Jo Burnette Betty Callaway Jo Ann Chambers Wayne Chastain Esther Claiborne Charles Clark W. J. Clowers Mary Jane Cooley Carter Cox Nancy Quay Davis Ray Dean Peggy DeBord SOP Robert Dodson Sonny Dooley Doris Ellis Mary Emerson Sue Fleenor Frances Foster Nancy Franklin Shnrley Franklm Alan French Ella Kay Geuger Gene Gnlluland Lee Goddard Gall Goosue Ella Grace Greene James Greene Nell Gnffnth Bevvy Hardm Vicky Hull Jnmmy Hoskins Larry Houghton Patsy Hutchison Jlmmy Jollay Lewns Kennedy Joe Kung 0 Us 41 4, x , - xo. ,W f ,- 41- x.- SJ fs po 'x X. .', Q 5 4 f Q is Aw. 's ':li1'E'? 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X iz. . w Q 39 Elizabefh Kirby Leslie LaNieve Delores Lee Virginia Rose Leek x Nancy Lightner - Frances McCall Alan McClain Jack Mcllvaine Shirley McKenney Ronald McMahan Gail Roberta McNallie Max Meredith Ann Meyer Larry Morrison Fred Morton Paul Mullins Shirley Nicely Don Nichols Patsy Orr Bob Overholf Don Payne Susan Pelton Debbie Pierce Mary Alice Pierce soPi-is f' Patsy Pratt Don Pryor Glenda Roberts George Roden Anna Roe Bonita Roy Bill Rule Judy Schrim Jaynell Settlemire Margaret Ann Shacklelord Frances Shaver Josh Shehan Rachel Sherrill Jack Shoemaker Stephen Snipes Toni Stansberry Shirley Stubblefield Ellan Szabo Mary Frances Tate Susan Tharpe Jody Thompson Alice Virtanen Don Waggener Margaret Weaver f- , RJ M 1'- 9 . We my 0 'R fo, 40 ,- ,., ti 'X ri 9. -I' ,T Mr'- Q J Ag J 'Z X 'xx' h,-,ps .,, Us 'Du in ,gn J - , - - FX ' ve 5 14 5 i 96 I Q 'f' ,il ' is it f 4 I f' X S X a 0f'n 4-i a 7 Jw fi! GD-' ,M 4 u 1... lim - N Q fl'- x ye I I N5 fi , CJ ii K w7 , Ji ,E we? 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'A' , fl., ,4- f? ,T '-1 f x ' A A 41 , fa 5' 'ss rg, I Xxx ., Qing ' A X192 57 if 1-vy I I 0 A ,, , ',4- 'i VD 1 ej .f..7 Q Xl ll 1.1 bf' - fx ' 4 , 4 , 1 4 -' f v s X' ' '.'.',' 0 7 auf.-k 5. l jf 6 , y ' ,244 fi A , .A I ral, fb ll xl-fV.AA 43 FROSH lmogene Adams Chuck Arnold Gloria Baldwin Ted Ballard Nanci Bafson Jimmy Biddle Dallas Blair Richard Brown Judy Bush Frank Callaway Oliver Chavannes .lune Christenberry Kimesia Chrisfenbury Bill Clark Ellen Clarke Phyllis Cogclill Ruth Davenport Nancy Davis Robert Dominick Janice Dorsey Louise Dougherty Jane Enneis Suzanne Fleenor Shirley Flora Alix Frincke Jean Fufrell Kenneth Gaul! Carolyn Gehron Evelyn Good Jo Ann Greenlee F R o s H is, if 'IT H- 1 f 4 Thomas Greer Donna Griffith R X Ronnie Hamby If Patsy Hartsell Terry Hill 'S .4--Ti X Q - ,A T 5 I X, X C7 Dottie Hodges j WX Mary Hazen House Annie Lou Hughes X Nan Jesse Jerry Jollay . I gg s! I Sandy Kirk qbgj' Robert Lawson Linda Lee Terry Liberman Sonny Marsh pg .1-L,-n 4 b. Y Buddy Matthews T T Joan McClain Ann Modlin Marty Moncier Dorothy Moore IV +5 iq Julie O'Neil Janice Parker Marion .Parrott Nancy Penn Eleanor Plunkett fv- Susie Preston Mike Prince Jenny Rector Barbara Reeves Anne Rogers a, x FB, . fgs f Y? 1 K' 1 -V .1 I 6 t7 flu gb, ,A ,ws po A x, y , N4 f v , 44 ' N '., 4 fl , pu V' 2 X it 'vs 45 'QA E. -f.. . 1' 'rx Y-.-., L y.-, 'H rx af L U I .. ,-A ' I if-' fr. :N V, .: f , Q R Qs' 'Z Q' A gf V fl.ulnz'x y H A il. Q'iL,: 2,273 ,,, K mx :nr 5 - Sf, k .J be at X y,, , 1- I 15' 1: 'ig Y ' v af 1 ' f fs , . Q M--K wg 1'-'f Y f K1 , jr 1' , 5 -U U, Q h QM, V FRQSH x X ,7 J dim, . Lucie Searle qi Pat Sherlin Ralph Smith Charlotte Sterchi S - Sue Stockman -'IW .E ic: ,f ii, f Q: , A 1 4- rx. - , n 3 N ,A ' If 91 1 J 04 - f X- ,, ff X XZ K 7,1 5' I Loretta Stubblefield ' Bob Taylor James White Kitty Wilson Betty Wolfe , f , ,ei 0 of T Y, S .x A Tim Wood Eb 5,4 f NJ C Susan Wright 4113 f 1 45 . 2 S I rl' ' n P Q. f W ,:,YV .g :JM W- K I I X Best All-Round . . . Marion rvxcmm. Q..- -, KifbY , .r' ,Qi- .n ' ! J Q Q' , W-I y Oo Succeed . . . Bebes Graves and Charlue ,A 452 46 ,W B ' 1, Friendliesf' . . . Mary Nell Hutchins and Allen Morgan es, loolung ' ' - Jeanne Vesval and T I, l 4 47 Jafk Pav Lewis Best Personality d B'lI Phelps Q? g Gail Allison an 1 M F .L - H , D M ' d k R N-.-f 95' Ull ovm 9 - ' . orhe orrus an Han O56 R, xi Mosf Sfudiousu . . . Terresa Sfallworth and David Bagwell A fi 5 ., X , K 1 H5059 Dressed . . . Janet WYnn and Bob Logan 3 UP ' y fu 'rf YU' my uflmwkfr WW Johnny Armstrong Mead Cox Path Davis Albert Kung Charlie Kirby Carol Kress X I if A im W - 7 PRESENTATION Louise Lowry Marlon McCall Allen Morgan Roy Seals Mary Muna Shoffner Lynn Westergaard ,am P'-3 'ilk 5 'qw'-v if Wa..- f' 11' f? S1 DAR CITIZENSHIP AWARD Miss Louise Lowry :U 1,- 'j 1 N, .., .Ji -L, ar .. L I MOST ELIGIBLE BACHELOR Albert King RA VE HOMECOMING QUEEN Miss Mary Ely NOTICES I KEY CLUB SWEETHEART Miss Marion McCall M My X i . Sw? COMMENCEMENT fi if Q! Ei 5 .nf l I SPEAKERS gh, 61'- 'Q X - kg:-lffxl K Aa X r 1 ef 'x x X 4 1 P If X XJ Xe, K We find ourselves NS-i... .61- Allen Morgan, Westerner Editor-in-Chief The members of the Westerner Editorial Staff are, seated from left to right: Robert Moss, Cofpicture Editor, Carol Krug, Make-Up Editor, Allen Morgan, Editor, Mary Mina Shoffner, Assistant Editor, Lynn Westergaard, Sports Editor. Standing from left to right: Robert Moore, Coliterary Editor, Mary Stuart McComb, Co-picture Editor, Robert Wright, The Westerner As tar back as the spring ot l953, plans for the T954 annual were being made. Meme bers ot the statt attended the Tennessee High School Press Association Convention where problems ot year book publication were dis- cussed. Then the statt made tentative plans and considered themes. Before Christmas, the book was completely planned and many pic- tures were taken. In January the real rush began. For whole weeks pictures were being taken constantly, and at this time copy was also being prepared. Finally, on February 25, the Westerner went to press and there was nothing left to do but to wait and see what the product ot almost a year's work looked like in print f and think about who would be best qualified to take over the T955 annual. Photographer, Connie Prugh, Art Editor, Bob Brown, As- sistant Sports Editor, Not pictured: Janet Wynn, Co-literary Editor, Dottie Morris, Typist, Jeanne Vestal, Assistant Make-up Editor, Mike Greeley, Junior Editor, Mary Mayne Wilson, Club Editor, Melesse Werkheiser, Sophomore Editor, Carolyn Greene, Girls' Sports Editor. ..., , W Q9 1,1 ,pf g X. , ,,,- Xl X ,T C., r ow-, c Q. dt- Mr. C. S. Montgomery, Advisor The Westerner Business Staff consists of, seated left to right: Chris House, Circulation Manager, Jo Linda Lewelling, Book- keeper, Marion McCall, Publicity Editor. Standing from left to right are: Charlie Scott, Advertising Manager, George I G G' 4 x -x Ssib 'lt X X Standing -- George Gettys, Westerner Business Manager Seated- Mary Mina Shoffner, We-sterner Assistant Editor Gettys, Business Managerg Pat Pearson, Photographer Mary Ely, Copyreader. Not pictured: Cliff Pettit, Assistant Bus: ness Manager, Gilbert Levison, Assistant Advertising Man agerg and Jim McCallum, Advertising Salesman 3- -ir' 11 West Wind Staff The West Wind, our high school paper, is issued once every two weeks. It is written and edited entirely by the students on the staff with the aid of their advisor, Mrs. Naomi Hina. Its circulation includes approximately seventy- five per cent of the student body, and it is made possible by both advertisements and subscriptions. The West Wind is a member of The Inter- national Quill and Scroll and The National Scholastic Press Association, and it has received several awards. The Editorial staff of the West Wind are, first row left to right: Lynn Westergaard, Co-sports Editor, Susan Elder, As- sistant Editor, Johnny Armstrong, Co-editor-in-Chief, Patti Davis, Co-editor-in-Chief, Louise Lowry, News Editor, Carol Kress, Feature Editor. Second row: Martha Jane Denton, Feature Writer, Paula Brooks, News Writer, Terresa Stall- worth, Exchange Editor, Peggy Sharp, News Writer, Connie 60 Z9 ' II1' ' N- 5.x'-5 . 3 . - M fe. L .sw.,cmf,f-ig.. ' 2 Q21 His nerve-wracking attempts to meet a deadline will long endear Co-editor, Johnny Armstrong, to all members of the West Wind staff. Prugh, Columnist, Carolyn Greene, News Writer, Shirley Green, Feature Writer, Annabel Whitten, Girls' Sports Writer, Bebes Graves, Feature Writer. Third row: Charlie Kirby, Co-sports Editor, Carter Bellows, News Writer, Pat Pearson, Columnist. Not pictured: Hugh Davis, Janet Wynn, Dottie Morris, Feature Writers, Larry Morrison, Cub Reporter. .f 1 3 me -1 if 1 fm' 'lu ,c 'Q I VC. -a-.l 511 Z, mt ,r .M HY' U5 B , X 'rl Ft: i7R, i The West Wind staff has been fortunate this year to work under the calm and untiring efforts of its Co-editor, Patti Davis. The West Wind Business staff is, seated from left to right: Paul Cromwell, Advertising Manager, Sylvia Carr, Business Manager. Standing are, from left to right: Karl Schultz, Advertising staff, Joanne Plunkett, Typist, Mary Mina Shoffner, Copyreader, Carol Krug, Copyreader, and Bob iii , --'S 7,-2 1 T qv .514 C Q, . ,thy x K i fm lu-6 IVA Mrs. Hina, West Wind Advisor, has tirelessly directed all the staff. Here, she points out details to Sylvia Carr, Busi- ness Manager, Paul Cromwell, Advertising Manager, and Susan Elder, Assistant Editor. Logan, Circulation Manager. Not pictured are: Judy Mc- Donald, Typist, Meryl McMillian, Typist, Fred Morton, Ad- vertising, Donny Bowman, Advertising, David Brandau, Advertising. 332 .T '. s v ,.1 avg W .W - 0 gov x. P 1 V-912: on-5... .F , West's Ba ' k.i Marion McCall was band sponsor and Leonard Dugan was drum major. The maiorefres are, kneeling: Flossie Gore and Elizabeth Nelson. Sivfingz Melinda Midkiff John Mayhew. ,vu fs if xff I pl l 1 lx .X 411' F 5 The band members are from left to right: First row: James Bell, Marseilia Taylor, Nancy Beale, Joan Parker, Nancy Yates, Ben Benson, Neil Griffith, Len Butler, Wesley Worley, Esther Claiborne, Len Dugan. Second row: Jimmy Biddle, Joe King, Sam Tharpe, Hu Freels, Nan Harmon, Jennings Bird, Lee Roden, Joan Kinzalow, Nancy Lightner, Gene Easterday, Don Payne, George White, James Smith, Alfred Blickensderfer, Mary John Mayhew, Jim Wilburn, Sharon Mayhew, Joe Lewis, Jack Lewis, Arthur Campbell, John Bell, Jimmy Morrow, Dick Laurence, Dallas Blair. Third row: Mr. Shelton, Director, Johnny Mack Blickensderfer, Marion McCall, Josh Shehan, Alan Carpenter, Frances McCall, Sonny Marsh, Lee Goddard. The West High School Band this year, under the direction of Mr. L. W. Shelton, has completed its most successful season. The band played and marched at the football games and was invited to march in a Safety Parade at Oak Ridge. The West Band also participated in the Santa Claus and Armistice Day Parades. Successful winter and spring concerts were also on the band calendar. 63 1. . - - C C A J A - , i ,qc LL--5 t Y- f H,-L.:-1 5 . 3 1 1 g Q2 lf 5, ,X The orchestra members are, first row from left to right: Kathrine Bird, Alfred Joseph Blickensderfer, Frances McCall, Alan Carpenter, Len Dugan, Esther Clairborne, Terresa Stall- worth, Ann Griffin, Susan Pelton. Second row, from left to right: Mary Charles Hewett, Dick Holmes, Deborah Pierce, Ann Meyer, Jimmy Bell, Marseilia Taylor, Nancy Beale, Joe King, Nancy Harmon, Joan Kinzalow, Jack Lewis, George 44 Ex., White, Gene Easterday. Third row: Mary Jane Cooley, Don Payne, Dick Laurence, James Smith, Nancy Lightner, Jim McCallum, Sonny Marsh, Josh Shehan. Fourth row: Joe Lewis, Arthur Campbell. Not pictured: Johnny Mac Blickens- derfer, Marion McCall, James Biddle, Kay Ellis, Dallas Blair, Jimmy Wilburn, and Miss Reeder. ORCHESTRA The West High School Orchestra this season had two directors, Mr. Robert Cinq-Mars for the first semester and Miss Jane Reeder for the second semester. A very successful Christmas Concert and a Spring Concert were held in the West High auditorium. The orchestra also traveled to Johnson City for the orchestra competition held there. West High Jazz Band members pictured from left to right are: Leonard Dugan, at piano, Dallas Blair, Alfred Joseph Blickensderfer, James Bell, Josh Shehan. Not pictured is Johnny Mack Blickensderfer. l iw! Wesf's Choir The West High School Choir, under the direction of Mr. Hamilton, meets each day sixth period tor vocal training as well as in- struction in appreciation of different types ot music. This year the choir has sung at several business meetings, and combined with the East High School Choir, gave a program ot music at Lenoir City tor the Rotary Club. The West Choir rated high in the Spring Festival and the State Vocal Festival in Nashville. The choir members are from left to right: First row: Nancy Yates, Jo Linda Lewelling, Cecile Tyler, Evelyn Johnson, Marseilia Taylor, Flossie Gore, Sharon Mayhew, and Eliza- beth Nelson. Second row: Mr. Hamilton, Director, Mary Beeler, Barbara Abercrombie, Judy Copenhaver, Molly Boyd, 2 i s, 5 1 K ' A ,L , ,, 48 Mr. Edward Hamilton-Director ot the choir. Nancy Ogle, Ande Holbrook, and Delores Chadvvell. Third row: George White, Harry Wiersema, Robert leach, Clarence Rolen, Josh Shehan, Kenneth Kizer, and Edward Williams. Not pictured are: Mary Anne Shetler, Mary Charles Hewett, Nancy Spiers, Ernestine Zemp, and Bobby Watson. ' - l 1 i Q , 4 QPR V i W, Y if 5 il? C. I Y Y 1 Y l ' ' .,- i l S ri l 65 ERD Behind the counter from leff io right: Joyce Goldsfon and Shirley Beets sell school supplies to students Working on a cooking proiecf in a home economics class are from left to righf: Mary Jean Harper and Mary Jo Burnefi. S by H . ff ,ww 4544 Z ,,2'5 W' 'fvgflkwf ,V , M XF X .N,, ,, X R X w X X X XXX X X , miifviffigzfff M- - ':f4f'f-+,:,,- W H: 'V mx. A V' up M M .Q ,Vf , Wy , . ,J M 'xx ?W 4 gg . -an J' AWK V ,F '----'v 'ax M2 Lywv rj' 5 QQ!-4 1 X i bli- ug? - it . mil, 1 The boys do push-ups in their gym classes. Sfudents type in Miss Sweeney's first year typing class. 3,-.-. an iw D P P gncs oiwica' uuulw-5 ,ff 'gl' 3.l!nf:'HU '1- 'E - ' L-ala-7' f iw li ll Ml 'IIN iw I W .W 1 4 ? .-1:2 I, frm' 1 I I 0 7? .I 5 5 -.ilfw Q 5 1 ff . .J L G wgfafvmvu6O Q Q , I 1 Eg' 1---f 1' XXX l.y ,lf . A- , f 1. gg, A E K .. sri. ', i K.. g I 1 X VA I I , E ' 1 X9 - A 'gi -- - 2 all 'Lal 70 LS- I? X. 6 I ni I F-d':4..1'il ' M 71 , Q The S.R.A. officers and advisor are, from left to right: Frances McCall, Secretary, Miss Evans, Advisor, Carol Kress, President, Carolyn Faulkner, Vice-President. Student Representative Assembly The Student Representative Assembly is composed of one student from each home group. Its purpose is to promote and sustain a friendly relationship among the students and the faculty. This organization, by its repre- sentation, is able to voice many ofthe students' opinions and to present to the students the faculty's view point. The duties performed by this group are numerous. This last year the group has sponsored several dances and promoted school spirit by campaigns. The members have taken part in assembly programs and successfully carried out many school-improvement ideas. With the continued support of the student body, the Student Representative Assembly will be the most valuable organization at West High School. Jennings Bird, Anne Britton, John Chesney, Nancy Davis, Martha Ely, Gene Gilliland, Mary Hazen House, Nancy Jean McDonald, Anne Modlin, Robert Moore, Judy Schrim, Tim Wood, Georgiana Young. Not pictured: Jeremy Wilcox. .Lx 2 'i 1 l 1 , V V A u f 'S T ill-' t 72 National Honor Society The National Honor Society is composed of the upper fifteen per cent of the senior class. Members are taken into the society on four basic principles-character, scholarship, leader- ship, and service. The National Honor Society, with Mr. Derthick as its advisor, has been very active this year. They sold the shakers made by the language clubs for our homecoming game, and they sold pictures of the basketball team. Also they have published a freshman hand- book of information for new students. -sg A The National Honor Society officers are, from left to right Bebes Graves, Treasurer, Marion McCall, President, Albert King, Vice-President, and Jo Linda Lewelling, Secretary Johnny Armstrong, David Bagwell, Alfred Joseph Blickensderfer, Mead Cox, Mary Ely, Joan Kinzalow, Charlie Kirby, Louise Lowry, Robert Moore, Peggy Sharp, Mary Mina Shoffner, Terresa Stallworth, Lynn Westergaard, Janet Wynn. liqfgz h 1 ,. . . r af t .: .wiv V, , V in 4 ' T v-659' ' T GT 'QQ g -T 'W' 'Q w .V f - x . M, ..- Q., 4 -' i' ' ' sf r , 1' X F? 5 ' X ' at t ft A 5 iii V wi M, N 9 'Rt s., qv M 5 A S. . .A ,iq L . x -, ir X Q- Q57 Y' ' X tiff- 5 M 'T-' .9 cs 6' xx . yi. - ,r -rf af X X I 'ff as ,Q- fx K u 73 1 1' X The Quill and Scroll officers are, from left to right: Johnny Armstrong, President, Patti Davis, Vice-President, Allen Morgan, Secretary-Treasurer. Carter Bellows, Sylvia Carr, Paul Cromwell, Martha Jane Denton, Susan Elder, George Gettys, Bebes Graves, Shirley Green, Chris House, Charlie Kirby, Carol Kress, Carol Krug, 9 R 41X if tr K f 'I-12.125, 4- Sl. The Quill and Scroll The West High chapter of Quill and Scroll was organized May 15, 1952. This organiza- tion is an international honor society for high school iournalists. Its purpose is to encourage and reward individuals for achievement in the field of iournalism. Our chapter has been very active since its beginning by encouraging journalism in West High School. Quill and Scroll inducts its members twice a year. Jo Linda Lewelling, Louise Lowry, Robert Shoffner, Lynn Westergaard. 1? fi, - iff? 7 . If Moss, Mary Mina L..- Q at -xx 5 v t S at . tc Q as fe , A 3 . 4, L - f-.- - L, . 'rf' V' ' -f , . ,f M Q Q .sh I if 5 its 74 '-xo 9 l l Q. v Q ' x A T 1! W sf I fu K We vi 1 rr W i ' 1' A' E, H A .4 I X ,-.Q R249 The Literary League members are, from left to right: First row: Bob Logan, Mary Anne Shetler, Carol Kress, Program Chairman, Shirley Green, Treasurer, Louise Lowry, Corre- sponding Secretary, Carter Bellows, Vice-President, Bebes Graves, President, David Bagwell, Recording Secretary, Patsy DeVoe, Mary Mayne Wilson, and Robert Moore. Second The Literary League The Literary League is made up of boys and girls of the entire student body. Membership is offered to those who show an active interest in the fields of debating, speaking, and literary comprehension. Members meet twice a month to plan for literary competition among other schools. The purpose of the Literary League is to encourage students to participate in extra- curricular activities that are strictly scholastic. row: Robert Moss, Charlie Kirby, Alan Carpenter, Allen Morgan, Lynn Westergaard, Johnny Armstrong, Dottie Morris, Delores Chadwell, Annabel Whitten, Jo Anne Mcllvaine. Third row: Martha Jane Denton, Alice Virtanen, John Blickensderfer, Pat Pearson, Gail Butler, and Connie Prugh. Typical Literary League members are, from left to right: Carter Bellows, Shirley Green, and Carol Kress. 75 .L x, 9 'Qi' - ,- nr' ,U W A tl X 5 , , M, A X Q xi .I S., W i f , ',.' hw V 'A Elf' '::: 0 l if J 52+ ,ffl Johnny Armstrong, Connie Prugh, Robert Moore, Louise Lowry, Kirby, Cafief Bellows, B9b9S GYBVBS, David Bagwell, MBYY Mina Lynn Westergaard, Carol Krug, Bob Logan, Carol Kress, Charlie Shoffner. Not pictured: Joan Kinzalow. National Thespian 4' c is Society The National Thespian Society is a non- secret, non-social organization for the advance- ment of higher standards in dramatic arts. This is the first year the society has been in existence at West. Early in 1954, plans were in progress to organize the local chapter, and the formal organization dates from February i, when the charter members were initiated. Under the regulations of the society, each spring qualified underclassmen are taken in to form a nucleus for the next year's club. Although the charter members were chosen by Mr. Davis, sponsor of the chapter, on the basis of interest and contribution to dramatic ac- tivities, all additional members will be chosen by a strict point system. One point represents approximately ten hours work, and ten points admits a student to membership. 7 zffff lf, , sy. Nfl? 11151.-ii This year's Dramatics Club pictured from left to right are: Kneeling: Paula Brooks, Bob Logan, Annabel Whitten, Alix Frincke, Terry Hill, Annie Lou Hughes, Mary Ann Williams, Julie O'Neil, Mr. Davis, Advisor. Second row: Bob Taylor, Buddy Matthews, Allen Morgan, Mary Ann Shetler, Carol Kress, Peggy Burkey, Connie Prugh, Yvonne Ferree, Barbara Reeves, Joan McClain, Janice Dorsey, June Christenberry, Mary Stuart McComb, Betty Wolfe. Third row: Susan Elder, Martha Denton, Joanne Plunkett, Shirley Green, Alice Ship Wrecked. ty l s 5 ig 3 3 5 ,- 78 Vitanen, Mary Mina Shoffner, Ann Rogers, Ann Griffin, Carter Bellows. Fourth row: Charlie Kirby, Robert Moore, David Bagwell, Lynn Westergaard, Barbara Biggs, Patsy DeVoe, Louise Lowry, Eloise Hines, Malinda Midkiff, Betsy Burton, Ann Kennerly. Fifth row: Carolyn Clark, Recording Secretary, Mary Mayne Wilson, Vice President, Dottie Morris, Corresponding Secretary, John Armstrong, President, Patti Davis, Treasurer, Bebes Graves, Parliamentarian, Dramatics Club The Dramatics Club at West High School was formed three years ago under the name of the Grease Paint Society, and has always been one of the most active clubs in the school. Each year the club produces several dramatic productions. l . if 3 i Members left to right: Louise Lowry, Mary Mina Shoffner. Sitting in door: Mary Charles Hewett, Paula Brooks, Carol Krug. Standing in door: Martha Corry, David Bagwell, Stogecraft Stagecraft is a new club organized at West High School this year to provide for better care of stage equipment, This group is re- sponsible for designing, staging, providing costumes, sets, and props tor all stage produc- tions in our auditorium. Under the guidance of Mr. Davis, the club's main proiects are the Senior Play and the three Dramatics Club pro- ductions. Stagecrafts, in co-operation with the shop department, made considerable additions and improvements to West High School's stage equipment. an-q 7.1 Lf 'Sf- s Robert Moore. Right of door: Johnny Armstrong, Bob Logan, Robert Moss, Charlie Pettway. Back: Allen Morgan. Officers left to right: Louise Lowry, Assistant Designer, Robert Moore, Property Manager, David Bagwell, Stage Manager, Carol Krug, Designer, Bob Logan, Set Manager, Paula Brooks, Costume Manager. ,1 79 5 v s i I 4 First row, left to right: Robert Moore, John Jacobs, Lynn Westergaard, Hank Rose, Marion McCall lClub Sweetheartj, Bob Brown, Albert King, Pat Pearson. Second row: Allen Morgan, Alfred Joseph Blickensderfer, Tommy Redding, Ray Officers left to right: John Armstrong, Program Chairman, Mr. Bosse, Advisor, Robert Moore, Secretary, Lynn Wester- gaard, President, Alfred Joseph Blickensderfer, Vice Presi- dent, George Gettys, Treasurer. 80 J J , . 35,0 Q -rg - 'Y' X s its i 'ai Z 5? , ,, 3 i i Xl 1 l I L , il A tum. .M . . Brann, Roy Seals, Bo Shafer, Gene Overholt, David Johnston. Third row: Charlie Kirby, Mead Cox, Morton Gardner, Hugh Davis, Mitchell Weaver, David Bagwell, Leonard Dugan. Not pictured: John Armstrong, James Bell, George Gettys. Key Club The West High Key Club was first organized in the spring of 1953, and had a total member- ship of twenty-five boys. The Key Club is an honor organization for sophomore, iunior, and senior boys. The club is here for bringing about good citizenship among the boys, and the members spread the citizenship about the school and the community. Nat Burkhardt was the first president of the club. Lynn Westergaard, Joe Rainey, and Bruce Foster served as vice-president, secretary, and treas- urer respectively. The Key Club has had numerous drives throughout the year, including a coat hanger drive to raise money for the senior trip. They sponsored a dance for the school and gave a banquet for the members and their parents. .E Q ,,.f' ',,..,-'ii L Future Teachers of America Seated, left to right: Ann Britton, Mary Nell Hutchins, Jane Enneis, Jean Futrell, Mary Jo Burnette, Alice Virtanen, Barbara Jean Abercrombie, Martha Williams. Standing: Debbie Pierce, Treasurer, Dorothy Moore, Lower Vice Presi- dent, Patti Davis, Upper President, Joan McClain, Lower President, Gail Butler, Secretary, Katherine Bird, Upper Vice President. Not pictured: Martha Denton, Julia Jowers, Barbara Biggs, Meryl McMillian. Distributive Education Club left to right: Barbara Stubblefield, Shirley Roop, Dortha Watson, Publicity Chairman, Juanita Farmer, Evelyn Walker, Toby Lowery, Shirley Beets, Parliamentarian, Jack Piatt, Vice President, Mr. Byrd, Advisor, Lilla Dean, Secretary, Charles Wayman, Paul Knight, Delores Lemons, Ella Sue Rymer, Treasurer, Joyce Bowers, Rosemary Frisby, Mildred Giffin. Not pictured: Charles Dawson, President, Mary Bean, Bill Clowers, Burble Owenby. MR 'Q if is... .bfi ,, .Darling 81 The Latin Clubs i First row: left to right, Dick Laurence, Consul, Hugh Finley LaRue, Praetor, Mary Mayne Wilson, Aedile, Carolyn Greene, Carol Krug, Aedileg Carolyn Faulkner, Consul, Peggy Sharp, Terresa Stallworth, John Jacobs, Praetor. Second First row: left to right, Betty Hardin, Censorg Janie Wright, Lisa Ambrose, Praetor, Melesse Werkheiser, Loretta Wine- sette, Judy Schrim, Elizabeth Kirby, Marie Andes. Second row: left to right, Miss Evans, Florence Fair, Vicky Hill, Margaret Weaver, Larry Morrison, Censor, Mary Jane Cooley, ,lla Qu' l J n - .LL K' A A, row: left to right, Kay Ellis, Carol Greer, John Chesney, Don Hurley, Alfred Blickensderter, Patsy DeVoe, Mona Wilson. Not pictured: Phyllis Warren, Janet Wynn, Aedile. Pianist, Susan Tharp, Ella Grace Greene, Esther Claiborne. Third row: left to right, Rachel Sherrill, John Newell, Bob Overholt, Pat Pearson, Aedile, Hugh Davis, Praetor, Dick Holmes, Betty Callaway, John Bell. Not pictured: Bonita Roy, Jody Thompson, Alan Carpenter, David Johnston. rw. Q p-as ,rv g lily ill 1,-.il-i Q ll First row: left to right, Nan Jesse, Annie Lou Hughes, Barbara Reeves, Susie Preston, Song Leader, Linda Lee, Dottie Hodges, Quaestor, Eleanor Plunkett, Scribe, Nancy Penn, Ann Modlin, Pianist, Susan Wright, Mary Hazen House. First row: left to right, Louise Dougherty, Julie O'Neil, Suzanne Fleenor, Joan McClain, Charlotte Sterchi, Scribe, Nancy Davis, Quaestorg Sandy Kirk, Jane Enneis, Jean Futrell, Dorothy Moore. Second row: Melinda Stapleton, Anne Meyer, Alix Frincke, Ellen Clarke, Nancy Lightner, i l ' f Q t ssl , 3 1 i , l,f Second row: June Christenberry, Terry Liberman, Nancy Batson, Anne Rogers, Marion Parrott, Ki Christenberry, Marty Moncier, Lucie Searle, Wayne Chastain, Terry Hill, Miss Evans. Not pictured: Carolyn Gehron. Betty Wolfe, Donna Griffith, Nancy Beale, Janice Dorsey, Kitty Wilson. Third row: Wesley Worley, Ted Webb, Joe King, Ben Benson, George Roden, Stephen Snipes, J. T. Alexander, Buddy Matthews, Lewis Kennedy. ' 6 In--L r FEW' ' The second year French Club members are, first row from left to right: Lynn Westergaard, President, Marion McCall, Vice-President, Louise Lowry, Secretary, Meryl McMillan, Treasurer. Second row: Flossie Gore, Mary Anna Winegar, Joan Parker, Connie Prugh, Johnny Armstrong, Bebes Graves, Carol Kress, Annabel Whitten, Anne Britton, Patti Davis. Third row: Sara Savoy, Martha Corry, Joanne The French Clubs The French Clubs are composed of all the students taking French. They made shakers for the homecoming football game, and they acted as the ushers for the school programs. The French Club presented their own version of Cinderella in assembly. The club's main interest is to become familiar with foreign countries' natives and customs as well as the languages. From left lo right: Louise Lowry, Connie Prugh, and Sara Savoy display costumes used in a French Club skit. Plunkett, Shirley Green, Nancy Ogle, Judy McDonald, Martha Jane Denton, Mary Mina Shoftner, Caroline Fowlkes, and Carol Krug. Fourth row: Nancy Spiers, Katherine Bird, Mollie Boyd, Barbara Abercrombie, Barbara Biggs, Norman Barrow, Tom Redding, Mitchell Weaver, Allen Morgan, and Paula Brooks. 7' WW Eli ,gg ll l , l 'till l J . l l si, The first year French Club members are, first row left to right: Norene Morris, Treasurer, Yvonne Ferree, Vice Presi- dent, Peggy Burkey, Secretary. Second row: Mrs. Payne, Carolyn Clark, Georgiana Young, Evelyn Shafer, Mary John The first year French Club members are, first row left to right: Martha Ely, Program Chairman, Carol Greer, Presi- dent, Susan Pelton, Treasurer. Second row: Carter Cox, Vice President, Jack Overton, Secretary. Third row: Shirley McKenney, Mary Beeler, Nancy Davis, Nancy Franklin, Ella Kay Gieger, Marseilia Taylor, Nancy McMillan, Betsy Bur- Mayhew, Glenda Roberts, Jaynell Settlemire. Third row: Len Butler, Ann Griffin, Malinda Midciff, Eloise Hines, Frances McCall, Debbie Pierce, Linda Rose, Marvin Miller. No! pidured: Ann Kennerly, President, Paul Cromwell. ton, Don Payne, Sylvia Carr, Rochelle Anderson, Gail Bur- dette, Frances Foster, Mary Emerson, Dot Mabe, Mrs, Paynei Fourfh row: Don Pryor, Jim Anderson, Jack Shoemaker, Allen French, Joe Wilson, David lronsides, Johnny Bliclcens- derfer, Don Creasman, Lee Goddard. Not pictured: Jim Hoskins, Patsy Hutchinson. gy los Picaros lnteligentes The first year Spanish Club members are, first row from left to right: Mary Mayne Wilson, Secretary, Kay Ellis, Program Chairman. Second row: Fred Morton, Vice-Presi- dent, Mike Greeley, President, Jennings Bird, Treasurer. Third row: Harry Money, Kaye Warwick, Patsy Pratt, Ernes- tine Zemp, Jo Anne Mcllvaine, Sue Fleenor, Joyce Hurley, r, +V, L ,J 11. A bit of Mexico Spanish Clubs The Spanish Clubs have been very active in the school program this year. Each Spanish class is an individual club with its own officers. These separate clubs meet together once a month. Outside s p e a k e r s , Spanish movies, reports by the pupils, and special records are on the program. The Spanish Clubs are active in school affairs. They usher for all P.T.A. meetings, concerts, and plays. They were in charge of the Christmas Red Cross boxes at West High School this year. Shirley Hubbard, Colene Siler, Martha Williams, Tom Cole, Mrs. Payne. Fourth rowf David Bailey, Don Everly, Bill Laudermilk, Tom Anderson, Alan McClain, Larry Houghton, Neil Griffith, Charlie Clark, John Sonner, James Bell, Ronald McMahan. Not pictured: Ellen Szabo, Bob Dodson, and Bill Rule. 5 1 l .4-v 86 .nr The Photography Club members are, from left to right: George Gettys, Marvin Miller, P Mary John Mayhew, Pat Pearson, President, John Jacobs, Sylvia Carr, Allen Morgan, and Larry Morrison, Not pictured: John Sonner, Dick Laurence, and David Bagwell. Los Gatos Fresco The second year Spanish Club members are, first row left to right: Frank Venable, President, Janie Keeling, Treasurer, Eddie Thompson, Vice President. Second row: Bo Shafer, Program Chairman, Bob McMahan, Secretary, Cliff Pettit, Program Chairman. Third row: Mrs. Payne, Betty Giffen, Jean Vinsant, Nancy Southern, Cecile Tyler, Sondra Tucker, Alice Virtanen, Sharon Mayhew, Georgia Hatcher, Jane Wylie, Terry Bigler, and Shirley Roop. Fourth row: Buddy Trotter, Jimmy Blair, Richard Petree, George Denney, Francis Cain, Tom Ironside, David Pless, Donny Bowman, Charles Davis, Bill Walker, and Joe Thornton. Not pictured: Carl ll Brooks, David Grooms, and Janet Wvnn. Ju lun -A fa' E . The Hiking Club members Allen Morgan, Robert Moss, Jim Carroll, Gene Easterday, Chris House, Mead Cox, Jim ,-.- 1 ,ir- are, first row left to right: Albert King, Leonard Dugan, David Bagwell, Robert Moore, McCallum, Doug Gray, Harrell Elkins, Lynn Westergaard, James Trotter, Mitchell Weaver, Bill Allen, Norman Barrow, Hugh LaRue, Dick Laurence. Second row: Sara Savoy, Jody Thompson, Lisa Ambrose, Vicky Hill, Florence Fair, Susan Pelton, Bonita Roy, Nan Harmon, Jo Linda Lewelling, Evelyn Strobel, Dot Mabe, 1 Hiking Club The West High Hiking Club was organized in the fall of 1952. The purpose of this organization is to provide an opportunity for students to enjoy hiking together. So far the activities of the club have been restricted to hikes in the Smoky Mountains. The hikes are planned in such a way that everyone can participate. With the aid of Mr. Sanders, Mr. Davis, and Mr. Derthick, the club has enjoyed several expeditions. The wholesome pleasure gained from shar- ing the out-of-doors with others will continue to increase the Hiking Club's membership. They reached their goal-the peak of Mt. LeConte. Sharon Mayhew, Flossie Gore, Cecile Tyler, Joan Kinzalow, Joan Parker, Nancy Beale, Rochelle Anderson, Carolyn Faulkner, Nancy Ogle, Louise Lowry, Joanne Plunkett, Nancy McMillan, Martha Denton, Mary Anna Winegar. Not pictured: Gene Ballard, Jennings Bird, Jimmy Blair, Charles Clark, Catherine Coe, Martha Corry, Jerry Jollay, Robert Lawson, Ronald McMahan, Meryl McMillan, Dorothy Moore, Carl Redmon, Karl Shultz, Charlie Scott, John Sonner. Swimming Club Office Training Club i l T l i i L5 N ' A VM ,Lf ' I 'g 314.90 -ef L-.J S 5 ies?--gl The Swimming Club members are, seated from left to right: Catherine Coe, Katherine Bird, Rochelle Anderson, Patsy DeVoe, Nancy Jean McDonald, Lisa Am- brose, Betty Callaway, Anne Griffin, Carolyn Faulkner, Linda Lee. Standing are, frorn left to right: Anne Meyer, Vicky Hill, Jody Thompson, Maxine Snow, Mary Emerson, Betty Hardin, Alice Virtanen, Barbara Jean Abercrombie, .lo Anne Mcllvaine, Marty Moncier, Nancy Ogle. The Office Training Club members are, first row left to right: Betty Padgett, Georgia Hatcher, Peggy Shoemaker, Kaye Warwick, Gail Goosie, Rebecca McCarter, Margaret Shackleford, Mary Alice Pierce, Peggy DeBord. Second row: Helen Towle, Mary Frances Miles, Betty Rutherford, Jean Cogdill, Shirley Franklin, Phyllis Cole- man, Jaynell Settlemire, Doris McFall, Hazel Faulkner, Treasurer. Third row: Barbara Smith, Nancy Hilton, Sondra Tucker, Maxine Snow, Frances Shaver, Janie Keeling, Jo Linda Lewelling, Vice-President, Evelyn Johnson, Secretary, Jo Anne Mcllvaine, President. 5 rlii 5 5 i i l 5 i 5 1 L. fy ' LJ i TVQQHH lu 89 ,.. ,N--f ll The Library Assistants are from left to right: kneeling, Joyce Goldstong standing ' ' I ft to ri ht Jo Ann Mcllvaine Janice Dorse Juan't J h D Pr t n- I nts e g , I Y, ia o nson, on es o , no Llbrary pictured: Evelyn Strobel, Julia Jowers, Martha Corry, Office Assistants The Office Assistants are left to right: First row: Mary Eubanks, Delores Chadwell, Sue Fleenor, Jo Linda Lewelling, Sara Savoy, Mary Anna Winegar, Jean Vinsant, Gail Goosie, Loretta Winesette. Second row: Nancy Lightner, Tom Anderson, Jeremy Wilcox, Wayne Chastain, Fay Weaver, Martha Ely. Not pictured: Patsy Hutchinson, Vicki Hill, Jane Wylie, David Johnston, Patsy Pratt. :SV Q- 'A x 1 97 x7 ft -4 ml ?' Si qv Visual Aids Store Assistants First row left to right: Ray Dean, John Chesney, Albert Lyons, Joe Wilson, Hu Freels, Mead Cox, David Johnston, Bo Shafer, Gene Easterday, Alan Carpenter. Second mw: Don Hurley, Robert Moore, Lee Roden, David Bagwell, Lynn Wester- gaard, Ed Thompson, Dick Holmes. First row left to right: Robert Leach, Betty Wood, Glenda Roberts, Jean Vinsant, Kaye Warwick, Mary Frances Miles. Second row: Carolyn Bowling, Nancy Franklin, Joyce Goldston, Sue Fleenor, Stephen Snipes. Not pictured: Loretta Stubblefield, Don Waggnor, Ronnie Hamby, Veldon Beets. I Q N' .-vwil' a' SJ IIFEHZZ MJ k.12.-AQ... 'iifn ar -1, 5-1 .I is '41 'iv 3-M, wir' my UQ? W Cafeteria Staff Left Ia right: Mrs. Blanc, Ruth Coffey, Martha Moore, Zelma Sifford, Carrie Dansby, Lizzie Davis, Rosa Davis, Mrs. Bonner. , . , U Janitors and Maid left Oo right: Luther Nelson, Bill Keith, Magg Bob Winton. -' ' Q, Q, if l. lx, li I , J l 92 Q9 +wHG...r P , L Cafeteria Assistants Left to right: Jimmy Wilburn, Clarence Rolen, James Faulkner, Fred Cash. . i Cafeteria in a quieter moment H LL W7 T 1 J C I J . 121 YV 41. , 5 l O I mmmgff Athletics promote school spirit K XX I ,X x X Xl X ,f X Y F- 4v l'Y 44 llv ff s ,.--f' ls .43 , Z ff XII.. . N-as ff -'cr 1 V. :g,s1b5'?d7 .aT,gf ?i L ' It YQ , s ' ' ' -'..fT'- X 1- Qt: 'TM ' -1 '- F -xrwf, 'HF f - , - ,4,,zi,p:,,,5ff -ff lx. J. .hip Mkd',,,,,vpV.Mi,..'i.,.. g 1... wa K QRS- 3!4sfl'4Cf l N' mi? ' ,X qwqgl? ...L-z'.,.,.,,a . f Y -- Z.,-. if .. i'. 'fix ,4 A 4 g ri. Awag. af f. ' The cheerleaders are, sealed from left to right on the fender: Peggy Sharp and Yvonne Ferree, In the front seat are, from left to right: Joe Wilson, Joanne Plunkett, Cliff Pettit. In the bark seat are, from left to right: Bob Brown, Mary Stuart McComb, Mead Cox, and Nancy Jean McDonald. Head Cheerleader -Peggy Sharp. l' c 1 1 X I Cheerleaders The West High School cheerleaders supported the football and basketball teams throughout the year. They led pep rallies before the games, helped make and distribute shakers, and sold West High balloons. Miss Alberta Coen was the advisor. 96 5 West Rebels Begin To Roll The Rebel gridmen ended The season with a record of 3 wins, 6 losses, and one Tie. This was a marked improvement over The Two preceding seasons and The victory over The Rule High Golden Bears made it even a greater success. The Team gained other Triumphs over The South High Rockets and Maryville High Rebels. The squad produced several outstanding individuals such as: Captain Roy Seals, who was placed on The Knoxville News-Sentinel All-City Team, The Knoxville Journal and WTSK-TV All-County Teams, Gene Overholt, who was also on The Knoxville News-Sentinel and Journal All-City Teams, and Jim Hodge, described as The ToasT of West Knoxville after scoring all Three TD's in The Rule conquest, was also mentioned on These All-City Teams. The members of The football Team are, first row from left to right: Coach Ganz, Coach Wright, Jim Hodge, Ray Brann, Gene Overholt, Bob Logan, Harrell Elkins, Jack Ray Lewis, Roy Seals, Bob Overholt, Bo Shafer, Bobby Davis, Bill Walkup. Second row: Coach Meseroll, Jerry Jollay, Jim Dotson, Tom Tobler, Howard Young, Tommy Anderson, James Faulkner, Jack Ailshie, James Hill, David Lane, Donny Jim Hodge heads for pay-dirt as he makes a clean sweep around right end, Bowman, Gilbert Levison, Tommy Redding, Buddy Addicks, Charlie Scott. Third row: David Brandau, Ray Roberts, Charlie Towle, Ralph White, Larry KnoTT, Mike Prince, John Simmons, Larry Houghton, Marvin Miller, Frank Venable, Richard Kelso, Norman Barrow, Fred Cash, Don Tobler, Ronnie Hanley, Fred McMahan, and Hugh Davis. Q5 Pm- iilaii .lib 55-+ .' '- - vw I I 1111 NM 5 , eil l 4 f 3 lg if If , t t 4 Coaches from left to right: plead Coach. Meseroll, Walter Ganz, and Bull Wrtght, X I Q g l pl! . 8 7 1.1 'a gl FOOTBALL SCHEDULE We Opponents O Bearden ..,......., 14 South ....,....... 6 Morristown ..... 2 Alcoa ............ O East ......,, O Young .,..... 18 Rule ........ l9 Maryville 7 Fulton .,.. O Central ..... They O 6 13 27 7 13 I3 O IA 26 Football managers from left to right: Francis Cain, Bobby Watson, David Bailey. Celebrating in the locker room. 01' Is X 2...-'W ,C 35 was at RESUME OF SEASON Bearden 0 West 0 The furst game of the season resulted un a O O deadlock agaunst the Bearden Hugh Bulldogs A cluppung penalty nullufued the would be wunnung touchdown after Jum Hodge unter cepted a Bulldog aerual and raced 80 yards un touched for the voud score The Rebels unabuluty to hang on to passes slowed down uts offense every tume there was a hope of grabbung a few TDs West stalwarts were Gene and Bob Overholt Roy Seals Tom Red dung Ray Brann and .lum Hodge South 6 West 'I4 The Rebels celebrated theur furst Knox Prep League vuctory un uts hustory over the South Hugh Rockets to the tune of 14 6 Dusplayung an offense loaded wuth power and speed West came from behund to score two touchdowns un the fourth peruod havung threatened earluer un the lst and 2nd peruods The furst score came after Tom Anderson and Fred Cash fought up to the ll yard lune as the 3rd quarter ended Then Anderson cut off rught tackle for 6 yards and Cash took a sneak over for the tally Monk Young later went off the rught sude for the funal score Gene Overholt s paur of extra pounts made the game end at 14 to 6 Morrustown I3 West 6 Speedster taulback Albert Graves of Morrus town scored two touchdowns to lead the Hurrucanes over the Rebels l3 6 at Morrustown The Rebs encountered theur only TD un the wanung moments of the funal stanza and never really seruously threatened the upper East Tennesseans In the last few munutes of the second quarter Bob Davus recovered a Hurru cane fumble on theur 34 yard lune and ut looked as though West mught score before unter mussuon Three passes fell uncomplete and the fourth thrust was untercepted as the half got under way West got the lone score un the last few munutes of the contest on two passes from Fred Cash to Bob Overholt that went down to the two yard lune From there Cash slupped over for the 6 pounts Alcoa 27 West 2 The Alcoa Tornadoes seekung revenge fthe Rebels beat Alcoa last football season 7 67 put on a dusplay of powerhouse offensuve and meduocre defensuve play to beat an outmanned West Hugh team 27 2 un the Alumunum metro polus on a cool September evenung The Alcoa speed proved the decudung factor for on many occasuons they luterally outran the Rebel de fensuve Howard Monk Young played one of the brughtest games of hus day as he threw Tornado runners for loss after loss un the late stages of the game Bob Logan Bug Joe Elkuns and Jack Lewus were also maunstays on the defensuve lune Playung well on offensuve for West were Young who got off several beautuful punts Fred Cash Tom Anderson Don Bowman and Jummy Hodge East 7 West 0 An unspured and determuned West Hugh team pushed the East Hugh Mountauneers to the lumut before bowung out 70 October 8 at Evans Colluns fueld Playung theur best game of the year the Rebels outgauned the Easterners on the ground but the brulluant passung by the cross town ruvals dealt too sharp a blow to West East s early fourth quarter druve cover ung 60 yards was the decudung factor as the two teams had battled scoreless through the three prevuous peruods The Rebel bruck wall pushed back the opponents runnung attack repeat dly throughout the evenung wuth Cap taun Roy Seals the Overholt boys Ray Brann Tom Reddung and Jum Hodge pacung the way Young 'I3 West 0 Two muscues un the second and fourth Quarters proved the dufference as a scrappung Rebel 99 I . I Y- . . , - 1 ' 1 1 1 ' ' ' I I , . - . . - 1 - 11 11 , . . . 11 - 11 - 1 1 , 1 f 1 1 I I ' I . . . , 1 1 . - . 1 , . 1 , . . . Q ' ' - V 1 1 1 1 , I ' I - ' . . , 1 eleven fell before the Young High Yellow Jackets on October 16 at Duff Field. Young's Clyde McNutt went 51 yards on a fake kick play for the first tally. The second miscue came late in the fourth quarter when Jim Hodge's pass was speared by a Yellow Jacket on the West 40 yard stripe and returned to the Rebel 12 yard marker. Three more plays and then a plunge over the lime marker netted the score at 13-O. Rules 13, West 18 Pulling the biggest upset of the season, West defeated a Rule High Golden Bear eleven 18-13. This game was truly the best game the Rebs played all season, and it made other Knox area teams get up and take notice of the Rebel's potentiality. West started out like a house afire and grabbed three touchdowns before the first half ended. However, this was all the scoring they saw for the remainder of the game. James Hodge, who was de- scribed as the Toast of West Knoxville, was the outstanding gridman on the turf, as he romped for all three West TD's. Helping him on offensive were Tom Tobler, Jim Wildcat McCallum, and Dave Shady Lane. Defensive honors went to the entire Rebel line as they allowed very few Bear runners through for excessive yardage. Maryville 0, West 19 Looking better each game, the West Knoxville boys out-played and out-scored a Maryville Red Rebel bunch 19-0 at E-C field before a meager crowd of 500 loyal spectators. It was West's third win of the season and it was to be their last. The offensive that looked so weak at the beginning of the year pulled itself together and played an excellent game. Jim Hodge, Tom Anderson, Tom Tobler, and Fred Cash carried the mail into scoring position three times. Fulton 14, West 7 Fulton High, capitalizing on two Rebel fumbles, took a 14 to 7 victory at E-C stadium on November 12. It was a hard fought game from the opening gun till the finish, but the Rebels couldn't muster up enough offense to take home a win. Late in the fourth quarter West scored. Bob Davis caught hold of a Falcon fumble on Fulton's 35 yard stripe. A penalty against the Falcons moved the ball to the 2 yard line from where Tom Tobler drove over for the lone score. Gene Overholt added the after touchdown point and the game had seen all its scoring. Bobby Overholt was the main cog for the Rebels, along with Big Joe Elkins and Captain Roy Seals. Tom Tobler, Dave Lane, Tom Anderson, and Fred Cash were offensive stalwarts. Central 26, West 0 Central High's Jimmy Dykes ran like an All- American, scoring three touchdowns and set- ting up another to give the Bobcats a 26-0 win over the Rebels at Pruden Field. Since Central was rated as the state's best team, the defeat did not seem so bad. Roy Seals, Howard Young, Joe Elkins, and Bo Shafer were defensive standouts. Fred Cash, Tom Ander- son, and Jim Hodge captured offensive honors. 100 Senior Gridmen Pnctured are, from from lef V. fn v--.r -4. -., -Q., pk To rn Y Harrell Elkms and Mir.. ' '4'4 Q.: Q.. an. x 102 Roy Seals Back Tommy Reddxng ,vo pdf' oyk M- mn Q.. 4..- ' H54 4.2 x W.- ,A nk -v- 4 1-.O T -gh : A . 1 ' . k !l2 h J X , k' k ' g. , , ' 5 . - 4 A I l M Y V K, r N , . 'W-,, 'W - ' .. . , V Ku . . - ..'-:, , x. V V y A :ww x ' ,K QL: v A . ff, A 'ti l 1 11,5 I V51 ,V K ' ' ' ' . . DV I 1 x A Ml - 4 ' , '.L k- 9- .1 1. ., - -.VW , Q' K V A ir Tyla ,-W, W, , f 'Q x ' ,z V. W ' V. .Q . . V 'N' K., H N 1 , r ,S 5 F-if ' LT' - V Me' , S.. . X - 'V' A ' .1 - Q . .. .Q ..- ,Z , . ' . if V ' . V . A W D V.. H r ,' g 'iff' 3 . ' - A, - Al l '- H - A . ff. -5- A-1 H , V -,f A .. , .. '-Q. . V , , - H A W .,, , . - 4 , , 4 V ' v ' ' .l ' Q V 1 . , - A . - .,s . ' ' Q I Vg. ' , M .4 l I -V A V -H 4 - . . x 5 5 -: 1 1 ,S . V V , 4 -, , . N' , .-va. , , . , N V Q- , 3,7 . , 51 .1 W , 'W s ' , . 9 . '. ,V ,V A '., wr . -, I W H L A V ,, g dan g.,.,' V Q '. V f f- gf W V . fn A - ., ,1 ' A 5 W ,Lv ,J A :uf - - .53 1, in I , ,.,,V 4 My , . ,, , VL ,l Simi' ,V.., . N bl I. - . 5 'am w I ' , X33 -' , ,Q . ,rn- VWN V' 1V +A - wh -,Qui .. I . - k ,r ., M. M ' D I . V, A -- v I b .ul ' .4 - 1 . , , ' 1 .,f . , PW x, 2 mf ' Pictured are, kneeling from left to right: Howard Young, Tommy Tob- Ier, and David Lane. Standing are, from left to right: James Faulkner and Jimmy Dotson. ' li 1 , -Y . 55: ?5fi5'a?'fgsQiwW Q A A Jimi MM, K4,,, 0-742, 7 cm-vw-.1 ' ul A , yb44Af 7 HW M 3 O xxir K. Pictured are, from left to right: if X r Bob Logan and Jack Ray Lewis. 103 Rebels on the Hardwood Nothing short of sensational can be said of Coach Bill Wright's Rebel basketball squad record of 1953-54. The team ended the regu- lar playing season with a record of 17 wins and 3 losses. The hoopsters took victories over Catholic 121, Fulton 121, Alcoa 121, South 111, Rule 111, Bearden 111, Young 121, Karns 111, Central 121, Carter 121, East 111. South, Rule, and East High set back the Westerners once during the year. The biggest event of the year was the West- Central game. This was the biggest game of the season for both clubs and in the contest lay the fate of the league championship. The Rebels won the game to the sweet tune of 57-55. The 6th District Tournament didn't prove as successful as the outcome of the league record tor the Rebs were downed in the quarter- finals by a determined Central High group and the West quintet went down fighting, 54-57. The members of the varsity basketball team are, first row sealed, left to right: Albert King 1Captain1, Roy Seals, Charlie Scott, Hank Rose 1Co-Captain1, and Hubbell Qualls. Second row: Doug Gray, David Johnston, Don Preston, and Ji- Si-XV The Rebs had advanced to the quarter-finais by whipping the Rule High Golden Bears in the first round, 60-38. School Spirit One of the reasons for the team's many conquests was the undying team spirit and, above all, the magnificent school support dis- played at every game by hundreds of faithful students. The cheerleaders were whoopin' it up at ever game and leading the already frenzied crowd to wild cries for Victory. The nucleus of the basketeers' achievements was centered around the excellent playing of guards Hubbell Qualls, Capt. Albert King, center Charlie Scott, and forwards Hank Rose and Roy Seals. Holding up the finest bench in the city were Bob Overholt, Howard Monk Young, Doug Gray, Gene Overholt, David Johnston, and Morton Gardner. Howard Young. Third row: Jerry Jolly 1Manager1, Bob Overholt, Gene Overholt, Morton Gardner, and Coach Wright. Opponents They Catholic Fulton . Alcoa South Rule ..,., Bearden Young . Karns East ...., Catholic Fulton , South Alcoa Central Carter . East ..... Young . Carter , Rule ..... Central . Rule ..... Central . s ixll ' l , ,ff S.-f ' le, lla, by . W hui, f'-'M elim.. -ig M-1 M W' First row left to right: Coach Ganz, Tom Anderson, James Hodge, Bo Shafer, Dick IIBII Laurence, Ray Brann, Don Preston. Second row: Jack Overton, Frank Venable, Bob McMahan, Stephen Snipes, Bud Addicks. Basketball Managers Left to right: Hugh Davis, Jerry Jollay. 106 Q 'W W A 1 I I I I I . X X 'B r V J XWM Wy ' 0? '1 la U WE5 Fwy-2 X X U W PX jog, QP .X mf 0 'Vx M ' fd U J, I Q Q Q Q ,, 4 4 Ir A Q , N r , 4l . 4 l 1 fi j 1 I . E 1a , I I A- fps . , ff, xl X 'um Lf ' A , l,'A P J . , , I --.iq ji: K if if W 1 ! i , l . Q Q , n V, ' 1 - E CT XX , I Q J xx' xx 4 . N Q Li! ,f f -fx , 'Q W s n I . Y 4 Q I , I O 1 S Q L ' I 1 df! 4 W f .I I in 9' .. -'- ' ggi . nl! . W ,fy 4 A.: 9- ,. 'I -nf-'ij ,,,H7, , . Xi. f H - ,vez '54 , , 4 , I , MQ l' by - ,L 'V' a... I feat. The 1953 track team are, first row from left to right: Bill Fry, John Sonner, Albert Lyons, Jimmy Morrow, Don Tobler, and Jack Shoemaker. Second row: Coach Wright, Don Cindermen The track squad, led by Captain Jimmy Bow- man, won two dual meets, and placed three men in the Regional Meet during the spring of 1953. David Johnston and John Sterchi qualified for the State Meet at Memphis. Receiving letters were Jimmy Bowman, John Sterchi, David Johnston, Dave Creasman, Bob Brown, Don Preston, Dick Laurence, Pat Pear- son, Hubbell Qualls Ccaptain of the 1954 sea- sonl, John D'Armond, Ben Benson, Gene Over- holt, Jack Overton, Knox Williams, Charlie Scott, John Sonner, Jimmy Morrow, David Cox, Tom Anderson, Albert King, Morton Gardner, and Bob Logan. Captain of 1953 Track Team-Jim Bowman Preston, Charles Scott, Ray Brann, Hugh Davis, Ben Benson, Morton Gardner, David Cox, John Jacobs, Mike Greeley, Pat Pearson, Scotty Houghton, and Buddy Addicks. The 1953 track team are, first row from left to right: John DeArmond, Albert King, Truck Bob Overholt, Roy Seals, Tommy Tobler, Jack Overton, Jimmy Dotson, Doug Gray, and Hubbell Qualls. Second row: Bo Shafer, Gene Overholt, Harrell Elkins, George Gettys, Pete Miller, David Johnston, Pat Pearson, David Lane, and Dick Laurence. G The 1954 golf team are, from left to right: Charlie Kirby, Johnnie Armstrong, 0 George Gettys, and Lynn Westergaard. - -f , . - Mg-:v..,.Y..... Y--1 If Jill filf . , . il if f gfyvli 9' G The Wrestling Team members are, first row left to right: Second row Jack Ailshie Leslie La Nieve Ed Scarbrough Charlie Pettway, Bill Walkup, John Simmons, John Chesney, Bob Logan Allen Morgan Harold Elkins Ronnie McMahan Harry Wiersema, Lewis Kennedy, Don Tobler, Carl Redmon. Larry Houghton and Coach Meseroll Rebel Grunt and Groaners Wrestling has secured a name for itself in the annals of West High School, and is fast becoming a maior pastime on the sporting scene. Much interest was shown by several competent grapplers, so it was decided that some matches with other area schools would be scheduled. Under the able guidance of Coach Meseroll, the boys set up rigid practice sessions for their first contest with the Oak Ridge Wildcats. The Rebels tell before the claws of the Cats, but received admirable ex- perience for the remainder of the season. The members of the swimming team are, seated from left to right: Lisa Ambrose, Nancy Ogle, Marty Moncier, Ann Griffin, Rochelle Anderson, Jo Anne Mcllvaine, and Carolyn From left to right: Ann Meyer, Patsy DeVoe, and Nancy Jean McDonald do the back-stroke. 'l'l2 'ft Faulkner. Standing from left to right: Betty Callaway, Barbara Jean Abercrombie, Linda Lee, Patsy DeVoe, Alice Virtanen, Ann Meyer, and Nancy Jean McDonald. The swimming team was really one to be proud of and showed wonderful school par- ticipation. The team took first place in the fall swimming meet, winning over Young, Fulton, South, East, and Central in all divisions. Ending the season with the spring meet, the swimming team ranked high again and met the previous standard which it had set. .rp Y? Mx M, 5 A mv l ' l ' A .,, A ,.- A, Q M N, K , r V I ' ' , , Nfw :ing I ., wif' All m7,y,i f.1 r ' 1 f-,miie ' ' V W Z nw The winners of the basketball tournament held among the girls' gym classes are, from left to right: Katherine Bird, Bobbie Brooks, Violetta Verness, Kay Webb, Paula Brooks, Carol Avery, and Rosemary Frisby. The winners of the independent basketball tournament are, from left to right: Shirley Hale, Marion McCall, Mary Ely, Barbara Martin, Joyce Goldston, Evelyn Johnson, and Mary Nell Hutchins. I f , l 4 !I Y' t v T- X 114 The winners of the badminton tournament held among the girls' gym classes are, from left to right: Betsy Fowlkes and Marguerite Faulkner. 4 X C9 X35 . The winners of the independent badminton tourna- ment are, from left to right: Caroline Fowlkes and Betsy Fowlkes. 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I 1 I I I 127 F L E N N I K E N A C 0 M P A N Y All Kinds of Insurance GIFTS NOTIONS TOYS LC OX ROBERT R SCOTT J l842 W Cumberland Avenue JERRY CLEMENTS Top Floor Burwell Bunldmg Telephone 5 6604 Telephone 2 4137 -.Z Complnments c C 0 M B I Fme Furniture M A N N S 1837 W Cumberland Avenue Knoxvulle Tennessee Telephone 5 5625 Complnments M 0 T 0 R C O M P A OFFICE SUPPLY 81 EQUIPMENT CO. 3lO W. Clinch Everything For The Office 128 PENN EY J C Penney Co 4l2 South Gay Street Knoxville Tennessee Members of the graduatung class of WEST HIGH SCHOOL To Each and Every One of You Congratulatlons' The dnploma that wnll soon be yours means a lot to you and to us too Your diploma opens a door here to fore closed In the busuness world or It paves the way to hugher education Your diploma unvenls a world of opportunnty and decnsuon opportunltaes and decnsuons that on all probablllty you wnll make for yourself We all of us are concerned wuth the decuslons you make the paths you choose follow wall cross with ours the llfe you lead us our lnfe too In you our hopes our unfulfnlled dreams our cherished thoughts of peace wull be Carried on We wush for you only that whuch IS good only that whuch wull create happmess for you We regret that we can not be there on graduation day to shake your hand to tell you that your fnrst lob the successful completion of your hugh school education has been a job well done an to extend ln person our smcere good washes for a brlght and happy future fs. Snncerely, Q 4 t For all of us at Penney's 129 9 as T A L 1 , ' ' ' . . . l I to . . I . , . I . ' l d a l if l Q4 ll MARGARET SSHOP Cmmmwm Specnallzes In Beautiful Clothing 'KM OLIVER OFFICE EQUIPMENT C0 For Lovely Women Office Furniture and Supplues l64O W Cumberland Ave 9l9 N Central Ave Knoxv Knoxvllle Tennessee Telephone 5 2135 llle V 315 Wall Avenue SUPER MARKET VALU ES Knoxvnlle Tennessee 130 0 I , TTY? s T 'T Q T F if I ar C I th?5mEQ?5l ' E' 5gNt+v 5 r fwww l an of LE lSCN'S FASHI NS N N E P l.Y' C O NIP A TRANSIT MIX CONCRETE 81 SUPPLIES Knoxvlle Te essee Compliments SPIERNNII4 VYILI.IAlAS C 0 NIP A N Y G H L I Tlh sum 3 G I M Qsmdw O X V IL S A N G R A V L IM A T I C 0 NIP A N Y Incorporated SAND GRAVEL READY MIXED CONCRETE 50 Blo t Ave Kno Ile Ten essee Telephone 3 2147 'I3'l T E SS EIE C 0 N CIRE TIE K S U P N Y i , nn - T H E M ' A N D 'S l7II W. Cumberlo d A . G R L L K xville, Tennessee p one - L N L ,, ,, V ,, V..,,,, .,.,,, . 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K N L E E R A L 3 un nue xvi , n Compliments Tennessee Optical Co Vestal Lumber Co N K L That Friendly Bank Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation SONNER'S KINGSTON PIKE PHARMACY 4501 Kingston Pike 132 When you want a photograph mum you want a tune photograph and that s the only klnd our photographer takes' at Ph fog ph sfd f RODGERS 8- COMPANY C A R M E A D S IIC Accessorues Casual Wear Oldest Dealers un the Southland 1935 West Cumberland Avenue CADILLAC PONTIAC Knoxvulle Tennessee West Mann at Henley Street Compluments HR Quality Clothlers Since l9l2 G A L 0 C E C R E A S GGY Sffeef 133 ATTENTION' COMMERCIAL STUDENTS Let Us Start You On Your Busmess Career Reglster Wuth Us For Employment fAlrCondutuoned For Your Comfortl OXVILL PERSONNEL SERVICE 208 Commercial Bank Bldg CRAWFORD OR SA COMPANY l9l5 W Cumberland Ave Upward Actmg Doors Magic Luft Manual or Electnc Operated 6l2 South Gay Telephone 2 6037 Dewey or Doug Wylue LADD JOHNSON FLOWERS ES SH nc l9ll W Cumberland Ave Medical Arts Buuldlng Telephone 2 8819 Telephone 2 6l53 BEST WISHES FOR A SUCCESSFUL FUTURE You can make It a successful future by takmg a thorough busmess course at the Draughon Bus: ness College a natnonal organnzatuon of over 50 years expenence un traunmg people Learn Hy Speed Shorthand an 6 weeks D RA UGHON BUSINESS COLLEGE 325 West Clunch Ave Knoxville Tenn REAL ESTATE TITLE INSURANCE COMPANY 7l7 South Gay Street Telephone 2 3l23 I3 4 PAUL L CAMfBfLL Cmwmm SERVICESTATION of 2010 wesf Cumberland Ave. Telephone 2-9417 N N Complnments TICA COLE MA FACTURI COMPANY CQMPANY 1301 Mtchell St eet K oxvlle Te' 'I35 TE ESSEE of OP L N U NG n i, rmessee Q I 1 V H .s-', E. 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