Whitehaven High School - Crossroads Yearbook (Memphis, TN)

Text from Pages 1 - 148 of the 1954 volume:

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As representative for the staff of '48 l would like to express our appreciation and thanks to you, Mr. Elliott, for the wonderful education which we received while at Whitehaven. While you could not have accomplished the iob without the excellent support of the faculty, your leader- ship was the key factor in raising Whitehaven to the stand- ing it enioys in the field of education. While the faculty performs the task of educating the students, it is your understanding and ability to reason that develops the character and makes the Whitehaven graduate the well- rounded citizen that he is. Ted Lassetter, T948 Endicott, New York I am truly grateful for the opportunity of saying a few words about Mr. Elliott and to personally thank him for the service he has rendered to me, my family, and to the community I love. Mr. Elliott has devoted his life to the girls and boys of Whitehaven, and it is my hope that all of our lives reflect the Christian training he has afforded us. The Whitehaven community has many assets, but one of the most cherished assets which it has been fortunate to have is the service of an educator and gentleman such as Mr. Elliott. He has served long. He has served well. The only way to repay Mr. Elliott for this long, faithful service is for the boys and girls to pattern their lives after the examples he has set for us. Then in the future, as at the present time, the Whitehaven community will always re- flect the results of Mr. Elliott's life work. This is the type of living tribute he so richly deserves. ln my heart are many things which l would like to say about Mr. Elliott, but l will try to sum it up by merely stat- ing that l hope my children are fortunate enough to have the counsel, advice, and supervision of an educator as wise, as sincere, and as faithful as Mr. Elliott has been to the young men and women of the Whitehaven community. Vernon Johnson, 1940 Wenatchee, Washington Much has been said praising Mr. Elliott - that he is an outstanding educator and administrator has long been recognized by all. He enjoys the respect and admiration of students, parents and the entire community. We all know him as a great gentleman who is con- siderate and understanding, yet firm when firmness is re- quired. Every person who has been under his supervision has profited immeasurably therefrom, and those of us who have had the good fortune to know him regard him as one of our most valuable leaders. James W. Martin, D.D.S., 1943 Memphis, Tennessee Mr. Elliott's examples of character, sense of fair play, and deep understanding of human behavior will continue, for many years to come, to guide and influence White- haven graduates as they assume their responsibilities in our civilization. His great success as principal can be at- tributed to a host of admirable qualities, but probably most of all to his belief: Development of character is equally as important as development of the mind. J. D. Johnson, D.D.S., 1939 Oak Ridge, Tennessee CEditor of the first Crossroadsj All the way Mr. Elliott has been one hundred percent behind W.H.S. and has brought our Alma Mater into the highest bracket. He has been and will continue to be a help and a fine friend to all of us. I am very thankful l could have him as my principal for twelve years. Sid Wilroy, 1953 Vanderbilt University Nashville, Tennessee .gn ,..., . - , -Ubi, FRED S. ELLIOTT a...---- 7 it ' ff ,,f ,f Tr ! I. hd- ,qui , 4, ,ff-Z. L -H'J-..f ...f f . To a man who has done more for Whitehaven than can ever be recorded, a man who unselfishly and unhesitatingly puts the interests of the school and its students above his own. He came to Whitehaven, a small country school, and built it into one of the best schools in the South. His high character and his devotion to the cause of education make him one of the great men of our time. Seldom has so much been owed by so many to one person. 3 To the devoted men who made Whitehaven School what it is today- only through his loyal leadership and guidance could Whitehaven have ever attained its present outstanding position. Bill Carrington Jones, 1950 Washington and Lee University Lexington, Virginia Mr. Elliott is a true credit to the teaching profes- sion. His sincere interest in each and every one of his students will long be remembered by those of us who attended Whitehaven High School. The stern, yet gentle, leadership displayed at all times by Mr. Elliott inspired many of his former students to attain success and happiness. It is with great pleasure and deep humility that I pay this tribute to my high school principal. Clarence E. McKnight, Jr., 1947 Lieutenant, U.S.A. Yangu, Korea I would like to thank Mr. Elliott for the undeniable influence he had upon my thinking. His straight- forward and honest way made a lasting impression upon my character. He is a friend to every boy and girl that attends Whitehaven School. His moral standards, understanding of child psychology and unquestionable devotion to his work make him the best qualified man I know for the position he holds. I have one regret: our association lasted only four short years. Jim Lassetter, 1945 1st Lieutenant, U.S.A.F. Mt. Home, Idaho Class of '41 'or '54, makes no difference - Mr. Elliott is still the same all American man. Wise, honest and warm hearted, with a friendly hello, and a helping hand. Jack E. Burch, 1941 Memphis, Tennessee As the guiding genius of an outstanding school, his fine character and loving interest have encouraged students through their hardest tasks. Mr. Fred S. Elliott has a place in the hearts of all those who have known him through the years as the students' friend, Charles E. Cadwell, 1949 Memphis, Tennessee We of the staff of 1951 wish to express our deepest gratitude to a man whose educational wis- dom and integrity have established and maintained for Whitehaven a scholastic rating which few com- parable institutions can parallel. Mr. Elliott, we are proud to be -among the thou- sands of your students, and we shall always strive to uphold the honor of this school to which you have graciously dedicated your life. God bless you, sir. Scotty O'NeiI, 1951 Memphis, Tennessee By shrinking not from controversy but diligently and steadfastly standing for what he believed was right, he has inspired in all his students and associates a quality of individuality which has proved beneficial to so many. It can only be said that no greater man has ever lived than Mr. Elliott, and he will be loved, respected and remembered for many years to come by all those who were given the opportunity to reap the benefit of his most able guidance and counsel. I am most proud of the privilege of knowing Mr. Elliott. Tim Schaeffer, 1946 Memphis, Tennessee CONTENTS MIR SPORTS 'gg fl fi Z X AI' M, Q -A 53,5 y ADMINISTRATICN ff' We HALL OF FAME x 5- CLASSES CANDID CAMERA I E Y R. xo I 'ff lofi 'id 5' x 5 x .8 , r -4, STUDENT ACTIVITIES ADVERTISEMENTS ,Qs If ' I ' U 9 M '1 5 Alma Mater There's a spot l'll always cherish Down in sunny Tennessee Where the warmth of schoolday friendships Mean so much to me, Where the boys are brave and stalwart And the girls exceeding fair- Oh, the halls of old Whitehaven You will find my heart right there. Alma Mater, Alma Mater, Through the years your light will shine 'Till it spreads a path of glory Flaming o'er the sands of time. There's a dream l'll always cherish Of those walls l hold so dear, Of the roof that spreads above me, Of those voices kind and clear. High she stands in reputation Spreading arms of welcome wide, Giving of her wisdom freely To all those who will abide. Ross Franks .... .... C lass of '53 6 ADM' I TH TIO 3 .if R. S. Robison An assistant principal with fine executive abil- ity, his keen judgement of character, friendly manner, and sense of humor make many stu- dents wish they could have had him as a teacher. Fred S. Elliott Friendly, just, interested in his pupils and their school, without his ambitions and determinations Whitehaven would not be what it is today. He's the best principal a school could have. Administration Anyone who's ever been tardy knows Mrs. Janie Coleman. Friendly and accommodating, she's always glad to help someone out of a fix. 8 All the treasurers around school know Mrs. Mary Ellen Rogers quite well, an excellent bookie, she's al- ways willing to stop what she's doing to help you. Teaching American history, she has her subject very well organized, really knows her stuff, and is one of the most popular teachers around high school. Roxie Gualding Mrs. Thelma Godwin An excellent lecturer on ancient and modern history, any student can gain extensive knowledge of times past by listening in class, besides the realiza- tion that God and history can not be separated. Social Studies One of the new faces around Whitehaven, he teaches Civics and is coach of the basketball team and is very pop- ular with all his students. Another first-year man at Whitehaven, he teaches geography and American history and has already proved his ability as a coach to helplbuild boys into young men through sports. Jack Graninger Elmer Ray 9 Tommye Russell Francis Price Miss Tommye elaborates thoroughly on Teaching vocational English, her her subject, Senior English, and her thorough methods and unusual amount students learn a lot about English liter- of individual attention make her an ature and writing themes and term excellent teacher. papers. En lish Teaching third year English, she's well known for her due when you arrive in class book reports, takes a lot of interest in her students, and is a good American literature teacher. Mrs. Mary Thomas Kenneth Canestrari 10 The male helping hand to the Broacl- caster staff, he teaches tenth grade English in his spare time. An alumni of ole Whitehaven, his attitude is a great inspiration to his pu- pils. English Although she has one of the most difficult iobs in high school, teach- ing ninth grade English, her radiant Mn' Leone Short smile and cheerful personality plus Eugene Boycmcn Mrs. Ozella Yort a lot of patience see her through. In his first year as a high school teacher, he is making a success in tenth grade English. He is already known by his students for his tales of the Navy. Library Also teaching ninth grade English, she has a sincere interest in all her pupils, and her friendly attitude and willing- ness to help make her remembered by all who know her. t 1 1 Grace De Poyster Although she is small of stature, during her first year at Whitehaven her able assistance and friendly attitude have made her a popular member of our faculty. Mrs. Francis Romay Mrs. Louise Cannon A teacher who really enioys her subjects, algebra ll and solid and trig, she's considerate and her classes are usually lively. Louise Leigh One of the most thorough teachers in high school, her first year algebra students obtain an excellent founda- tion for advanced math. athematics R. T. Strickland 12 Plane Geometry is taught by our beloved Mrs. Cannon. Her noted black list is the terror of the campus. Some- thing for every freshmen to look for- ward to. An old timer at Whitehaven in math, he is known for his patience and Christian guidance by all who come in contact with him. Sam Tuggle Handling higher sciences, his bashtul grin, his ability to forget, and his Mrs' Katherine Slomon unruly curls will long be remembered by anyone with whom he comes in contact. Science Coming to us after spending a time in Germany, our new Biology teacher has proceeded to be a most interesting and popular addition to the faculty. Mrs. Olga Fisher In her first year in high school, she teaches general science, and, as any- one who had her in the seventh and eighth grades will testify, does an excellent job. 13 Mrs. Sue Dear Frances Gcmdy This fair blond teaches her students The pleasant disposition and friend a pleasant variety of home making ly attitude of this Home Economics skills and makes her class a favorite teacher lend a definite our of in among the girls. The Ag boys en- terest to her classes. ioyed their two weeks cooking course too! Home Economics Mrs. J. W. Burkhead -w. The wife of the Agricul- ture teacher, when it comes to Domestic Sci- ence she knows just about all there is to know. Foreign Languages fifths Mrs. Marjorie Matthews Band Her sincere helpfulness and interesting expla- nations help flavor and enliven her classes. Her vivacious personality and origi- nal ideas make the Spanish depart- ment one of the most inter ting in high school. Music Kind and always ready to help his students on difficult music, this in- structor in only three years at Whitehaven l'lCIS built up an excel- R. H. Heinze Mary Ella Mosby lent band. 15 it fm The fact that she lives in German- town doesn't keep her from being a well liked Whitehavenite and an excellent choral director. Wm s 1'rH lv '-wr:4'--x1'1':r:lz1i- ' i, ' 2-1-xr' Tom Nix He handles boys' phys. ed. and is head coach. His leadership and abil- ity as a coach helps make our team a win- ner. Edward Bland Also working with the boys' phys ed., Mr. Bland is the assistant football coach. Physical Education ,H li 16 A very good phys. ed teacher, Mrs. Layton is one Yankee who's been converted to a South- erner and even stands now when DIXIE is played. Commercial Elizabeth Cheek She has a very pleasing personality, is adored by all her students, and will be remembered by all who have known her for her most memorable question, Have you had a good breakfast this morning? Agriculture J. W. Burkheacl Friendly, gay, and cheerful, sl1e's a good commercial teacher, and her classes are en- ioyed by all her peo- ple . Betty Lynn Donald Despite the fact that he applies the Board of Education occasional- ly, he's well liked by his Ag. boys and teaches them a lot about leader- ship and farming. Harvey Lewis Drawin Teaching drawing and serving as Freshman coach, his capability and Christian influence are felt by all who come in contact with him. Cosmetolog Although her years at Whitehaven number only three, her course and her pleasant disposition serve to make her One of the most deserving teachers around school, his patient and thorough instruction makes art one of the best-liked subiects. His friendliness and humor make even those who don't know him well, like him. popular among the students and faculty. John H. Fyfe 18 Mrs. Gladys Rogers A. C. Emery Known as Ace to his friends, he has done much to inspire amateur radio at Whitehaven. His pleasing personality and desire to help in any way he can, have won him over to stu- dents and faculty alike. Elmer Rudder Better known as Pap, he is a man who knows his engines and is well liked by the boys in his shop because of his helpfulness. Vocational Shops L. H. Hediger Our aircraft shop instructor, he's well liked b his students. He's also an ex- Y cellent hoto ra her and without his P 9 P pictures the Crossroads and the Broadcaster wouldn't be able to et 9 along. W. J. Wisher Our machine shop teacher, he's well liked by all his students, real- ly knows machinery, and is always ready to help his boys in any difficulties. Tom Bell An efficient supervisor, as the shop boys will tell you, he does o good iob. Vocational Shops E. V. Jordan The freshmen receive a good basic foundation for all the shops under his patient guidance. T SLSSSSS S Seniors Pot Elliott, LeRoy Moore, Jerry Cliff, George McKinney O 0fflC6PS President ...... ..... L eRoy Moore Secretory .... ........ J erry Clif? Vice-President -- ..... Pat Ellioit Treasurer .... --- George McKinney 22 'V ,D 'hu' ' A I' I MARMIIKWA ALLEY. V MARSHALL ALSUP 1 ' I 44 Years J, ,' 12 Years Q J, ,Y-Teens L-4, Gffe 5 ,Vw Club 45 Key Club I-35 ,I F H,gM3,lffinl0r yi! ap! 'ji' Show Club I-45 Baseball I-45 Ar egr ,tgtateiwvdbtffi Football Ig Basketball I,2.V tiony , Tlgury 4: 44,11 v 'Club wry ,,,4Boo11.J Wu' swfeii Bcoidsiir, 5' I V K ' 'Cr s ' ' ' in M! .IOYE A. ANDERSON 4 Years Band I-4, Dance Band 3,45 Sr. Y-Teens 2-4, Basketball 3, Captain 35 Key Club Arna- teur, Shaw Winner 2,35 Radio Technique Club I. ,bi J, .L RALPH BARBEE I0 Years Hi-Y 45 Radio Club 2,35 Beta Club 2-45 Volunteer Boys State 35 Latin Club 2. 1 jf, THERESA MAE ANCHUTZ 3 Years Spanish Club 2,35 Sr. Y- Teens 45 Music Club 4. PEGGY JEAN BASTNAGLE 2V2 Years F.H.A, 2,35 4-H 2,35 Red Cross 3, Chorus 35 Allegro Club 35 Library Assistant 45 Tri-Hi-Y 45 Meloclie Club 4, Secretary and Treasurer 4. DOROTHY AMISANO I2 Years Beta Club 2-4. WILLIAM ARNETT 'II Years 4-H I-45 F.F.A. 3,4. BILLY GENE BELT 4 Years Spanish Club 3,4, Sergeant- at-Arrns 45 Allegro Music Club 35 Melodie Club 4, President 4, All State Chair 35 Hi-Y 45 Charus 3,4, Mins- trel Show 35 Crosscut Club 4. r'x f It DNVIP ANDERSON Z, I I2 Years roaiimii 1, 4-H Cldo i, EFA. 254. I . PAULINE BALL 4 Years Art Club 4. META ANN BERRY 4 Years F.H.A. 2-45 Y-Teens I5 Tri-Hi- Y 45 Chorus 2,35 4-H Club I-4, Honor Club 2-4. L HAROLD BIGGERS 4 Years Junior Hi-Y I, T 8, I Club 2, Basketball 3,4, Baseball 2-4, Track 3,4, Football 4, Art Club 3,4, President 3,4, W Club 4, Key Club 4, Broad- caster 4, Crosscut Club 3,4. CLYDE BOUNDS 4 Years Junior Hi-Y I, Football I-3, Basketball I-4, Track I,2,4, W Club 4. FLOYANNE BURRELL I2 Years Senior Y-Teens I-4, F.H.A, I-4, Vice President 4, State Convention 2-4, Miss Campus Classics 3,4, State degree 3, Cheerleader I, Broadcaster 3,4, State Convention 3, Columnist 3,4. .s LOLETTA BISHOP 4 Years Senior Y-Teens I,2, Latin Club 3, Tri-Hi-Y 4, Red Cross 2. Q MA I I 5 I wg 24 K5- X Q, Y at t . t l. .. iii-.f,f.I1a!.fi',s2' -' E. Q . L M. 1- 4 7 3 BILL BRAKEFIELD 'II Years 4-H Club I, Spanish Club 2- 4, Treasurer 3,-4, Hi-Y Club 4, Music Club I,2. MARY FRANCES BUSH 6 Years Jr. Red Cross I, F.H.A. I, Senior Y-Teens 4, Latin Club 2, Music Club 4. iq Sunni' JIMMIE BODAMER 4 Years Class Pres. 3, Crossroads Staff 3,4, Bus. Mgr. 4, Key Club 3,4, Pres, 4, Beta Club 2-4, Hi-Y Club 2-4, Crosscut Club 3,4, 4-H Club I-3, Latin Tournament 2, Honorable Mention 2, Mr. Junior 3, YVONNE BRASFIELD 4 Years Tri-Hi-Y 4, Chorus I,3,4, Vice President 4, Melodie Club 4. Yi I 'Nm x . . ff is ., I Y I lr. 35 -2,15 , ,I I . . . , i 57 ..' ' ' - I , I If xg , f H . . J I ' I 4 4' Y 2 I X ' it if 2 II- ' srl! sly 1 f I is I t ' 5 mtg If momsabiz BONNER I2 Years Hi-Y Club 4, Beta Club 2-4, Pres. 4, F.F.A. I-4, V. Pres. 2, Treas. 3,4, Crop-iudging Team I, Livestock-judging Team I- 3, County Champs 3, Parlia- mentary Procedure 2,3, State Champs 2,3, QL, MIKE BREWER 2 Years Hi-Y Club 4, Latin Club 3. X . - 1'- . g iiii I I - 2. -f I Vi 'I I , .. f.: IIII: KI ,.i ' f Q, . MARTHA JEAN WILLIAM ERNEST CAMPBELL CARREI1 3 Years 4 Years F,H.A. I,2, Tri-Hi-Y 4, Melo- Jr. Hi-Y I, Hi-Y 3,4, Basket- die Club 4: Chorus I,2,4, Li- brarian 4. ball 4, Radio Club 2-4. JAMES CARTWRIGHT TV2 Years JANE CHRISTY 4 Years 4-H Club 2, Tri-Hi-Y 3,4. JOHN COLEMAN, JR. 12 Years Beta Club 2-4, Treasurer 4, Key Club 3,4, Secretary 4 Track 2-4, Latin Tourna- ment l,2, lst Place Caesar 2 Broadcaster 2-4, Sports Edi- tor 4, Hi-Y 2. DlANA CARUTHERS 4 Years Library Assistant 2, Library Club 2, Art Club 4. JERRY CLlFT 4 Years F.l'l.A. l, Beta Club 2-4, Class Secretary 2,4, Latin Tourna- ment l,2, Honorable Mention l, Distinction 2, Broadcaster Staff 2-4, Exchange Editor 3, Editorial Editor 4, Latin Club 2, Secretary 2. EDNA CONNER 4 Years Jr. Red Cross l-4, Vice Pres- ident 4, F.H.A. 2-4, 4-H Club I-4, Cashier 3,4, T 8- I Club 2, Cosmetology 2. RONALD CASTLE i Year Hi-Y 4, Chaplain 4. BILL COBB, JR. 'I2 Years Crossroads 3,4, Editor 4, Beta Club 2-4, F.F.A. l-4, President 4, Vice President 3, Secretory 2, Livestock Judg- ing 2,3, Parliamentary Pro- cedure l-3, President 2-3, State Champion 2,3. SHELBY CONNER 4 Years F.H.A. I-4, Junior Degree l, Chapter Degree 2, State De- gree 3, Secretary 4, 4-H Club I-4, Song Leader 4, Cashier 3,4, T 84 I Club 2, Cosmet- ology Club 2. JO ANN CATTANEO 4 Years F.H.A. 1. BOBBlE JEAN COKE 'I2 Years Y-Teens l-4, Basketball 3, 4-H Club l-4, F.H.A. 'l-4, Miss Home Economics 4, State Degree 3, Art Club 2, T 81 l Club 2, Jr, Red Cross 3,4, Pres. 4, Council Sec. 4, Foot- ball Queen Candidate 4. M JOYCE REED COOPER 4 Years Spanish Club 2-4, Executive Committee 3,4, Historian 4, Beta Club 3,4. ANN COUNCIL 2 Years Beta Club 3,45 Spanish Club 3,45 Tri-Hi-Y 3,4, Song Leader 4, Basketball 45 Chorus 3, Minstrel Show 35 Crossroads Staff 45 Show Club 45 Cotton Carnival Royalty 3. ':.:Y ..:' In - -5 ii' W U Z . -sq. 1., .rr 45, . 'a ,-5 53 1.5: ' . . 24.521 V ..L, ,.., Y I ,zz z,, . ., . sa' - 1' f.. Leer, I' -. -, I. ':f!2.'??' -- 041.-' .. ,,.. .. 5 . s -lf.. .ga wg me 2 if 54 , me sl l A 2 it my 5 ,fe I 'V' xg.-tw ,mi f : . Iv. f', , f , ,...:,,-..,.,,,.55,--,.5.sr.: ,-.,.-,. BILL DAWSON 4 Years Key Club 3,45 Show Club 3, 4, President 45 VV Club I-4, Vice President 45 Baseball I- 4, All County 35 Track 2-4, State 2,35 Basketball 35 Foot- ball 3,45 Best Athlete 3. 5515 , rrair . I 'il rsrr . ,t,, ir Sc ifirs-F .A tt Wise, .,:,,,, 2 v fs -.4 -',..', 373141 irre 1 . . - 'l'f, ?QEl2:ffT'rS1l I - - LOUIS GEORGE DYCHE 3V2 Years Spanish Club 2-4, Vice Pres- ident 4. SHIRLEY CROCKER 3 Years T 8. I Club 3,4, Treasurer 4. ANNA MAE DICKEY 4 Years MARTHA ANN DYCHE 3V2 Years Library Club 2,35 Library As- sistant 2,35 Chorus 35 F.H.A. 25 Senior Y-Teens 3,45 Span- ish Club 3,4, Annual Com- mittee 4, Executive Commit- tee 4. ANNETTE CUMMINGS 'I2 Years Latin Club 25 F.I'l.A. 3,4, Jun- ior Degree 3, Chapter Degree 3, State Degree 45 Y-Teens I,45 Chorus 35 F.H.A. State Convention 3. DICKIE DORRAH 'l'l Years Hi-Y 45 Radio 2,35 Beta Club 3,45 Volunteer Boys State 35 Manager Magazine Sale 3. NANCY ELDRED 4 Years Senior Y-Teens 2-45 Basket- ball 35 Pan American Candi- date 35 Football Queen Can- didate 45 Hall of Fame 35 Cheerleader 45 Latin Club 2, Secretary 2. SONNY DALEHITE 4 Years Hi-Y I,45 Chorus 35 Musi Club 35 Baseball 4. MARY E. DRIVER 4 Years F.H.A. 25 Senior Y-Teens 35 Library I. PATRICIA ELLIOTT I2 Years Senior Y-Teens 2-4, Secretary 3, Basketball 35 Spanish Club 2,35 4-H Club 35 F.H,A. 4, Jr. and Chapter Degree 45 Class Vice President 45 Beta Club 2-45 Bookstore 25 An- nual Staff 45 Broadcaster Staff 2,3. JIMMY EUBANKS 'I2 Years Band l,2, F.F.A. 3,4, 4-H l,2. 'I , R i 1 111 I '- ' 'h-- uw- is it iii. if CHARLES W. FLOWERS, JR. 3 Years Spanish Club 4. JANE FURNISS 3 Years F.H.A. 3,4, T 8. I Club 3, Jr. Red Cross 3,4. DORIS FIELDS 4Years F.H.A. I-4, State Degree 3, Degree Chairman 4, Broad- caster Staff 2-4, Exchange Editor 4, 4-H Club I-4, Cash- ier 4. PAULINE FORD 4 Years F.H.A. I-3, Song Leader 3, French Club 2,3, Treasurer 3, Chorus l,3, Football Queen Candidate 3, Music Club 3,4, Tri-Hi-Y 4. ll - , I J .,,. g ,N . Q , 'I K .-Lk.',r Mg, -V,VV rj ,LV.k .VV, E Vkky A 5 T l Iree . I af' KEN GARLAND I2 Years Key Club 2-4, Vice President 4, Show Club I-4, President 4, W Club I-4, Secretary 4, Football 3,4, Baseball I-4, Track 2-4, State 2,3, Best Athlete 3. JOHN FISH 9 Years Hi-Y 2-4, F.F.A. 2-4, Reporter 4, Dairy Judging Team 2,3, Lunchroom l,2, 4-H Club l,2. Jr. Hi-Y 3, Hi-Y 3, 4, Music Club 3, 4-H Club I, Show Club I-4. RUDOLPH GATLIN 2V2 Years 4-H Club 2-4, Music Club 4. J -' ff, 1 QLGA JANE EISJ-IER I f 12- Years Bandil-4, Latingub LQ. I JAMES FURNISS 3 Years Hi-Y 4, T 8- I Club 3,4, F.F.A. I,2. BARBARA GELLER I2 Years Jr. Y-Teens I, Cheerleader I, Chorus I-3, Radio Technique I, Music Club 2, Library Club 2, Library Assistant 2, Tri-Hi- Y 3,4, Basketball 3,4, Art Club 4, Football Queen Can- didate l,4. Q! 555- VID WAYNE GEORGE I Year Music 4. GLENN GRIFFITH 7 Years Key Club 25 W Club 2-4 President 45 Football I-45 Track 2-4. CAROLYN LOUISE HANNAH 3 Years Latin Club 25 Tri-Hi-Y 3,4, Treasurer 35 Y-Teens 2. ANN CALOE GIBBS II Years Radio Technique lg Y-Teens I-4, Basketball 3, Chaplain 45 Chorus I5 Spanish 3,45 Al- ternate Cheerleader 45 Latin Club 25 Broadcaster 4, Col- umnist 4. SARAH GURLEY 6 Years 4-I'I Club I5 F.I'I.A. I,25SpClV1- ish Club 35 Senior Y-Teens 2, 3, Junior Y-Teens I, Tri-Hi-Y 4. BOBBY JOE HARDER 2 Years T 81 I Club 35 Radio 3,4. w f 1' E' PEGGY ANN GREER X Gi y 'I2 Years if - Qens I-S, x NvF.H.A. I-4, President 4, His- JSQ at Ar s 55 Choruf It Atorian 3, State Degree 35 Y- Ra io hh. Ip Frefkh glubl .. ,Teens 25 Cheerleader Ip J2, I F Inchl Sr Latin'QIu.Qx 4,I 5 I Crosscut Club 45 Tri-Hi-Y 3,45 s 4,NOOjiwii,bUe4n Cand. I H sem Club 4. V I 5 I U 5 IQCh ,rleuaer ALI fl I Q I M I I D5 BrbddcXter,4, CfoIurJ1histX JEAN DOLORES HADAWAY 4 Years Latin Club I5 Spanish Club 2- 45 Y-Teens 2,35 Jr. Red Cross 3, Secretary 35 Beta Club 3,45 Calendar Girl Candidate I. FRANCES HARDIN 4 Years 4-H Club I-45 F.H.A. 25 Li- brary Assistant 4. 28 SHIRLEY SUE HADAWAY 4 Years Cashier 3,45 T 81 I Club 25 F,I'I.A. 3,41 4-I-I Club 2. iis ' 55... ..i.. ' 1' .iif il fifsi . 5 'I 5, 1 0 f , . 5 f - 4' STANLEY HENRY! I 4 Years Band I-45 Hi-Y I-4, Secretary 4, Southern Area Congress 4, Music Club 4. BETTY HICKEY 3 Years Latin Club 2, F.H.A. 4, GARY JACKSON 4 Years Jr, Hi-Y 2, Hi-Y 3,4, French Club 3. CATHERINE JOHNSON 4 Years Art 3,4, F.H.A. I-3, Junior Degree I, Chapter Degree 2, State Degree 3. PEGGY ANN HOBBS 8 Years Senior Y-Teens 2-4, Chorus I-3, Library I, Tri-Hi-Y 3. BOBBY RAY JAMES 4 Years F.F,A, I-4, Treasurer 2, Live- stock Judging Team 2,3. JIMMIE JOHNSON 4 Years T 81 I Club 4. NANCY HOLLEY 4 Years Spanish Club 2-4, Music Club 4, 4-H Club 1, F.H,A. 1. gig K F I 1. V ROBERT LOUIS JOHNS 'I2 Years HI-Y Club 3,4, 4-H Club I, Jr. Hi-Y Ig Baseball I, Foo?- ball 2. WILLIAM ALEX JOHNSON 4 Years T 8. I Club 3.4. PAULA ANN HOOVER 3 Years , . an I, ' R , 95 . .EE W. I BURCH JOHNSON 3 Years Basketball 2-4, Baseball 2-4, Legion Baseball 2,3, AII- Memphis 3. MATTIE JONES 4 Years SHIRLEY JONES I2 Years 4-H Club 'l,2, Song Leader I, Jr. Y-Teens I, Sr. Y-Teens 2, Chorus I-3, Radio Technique I, Music Club 2, Tri-Hi-Y 3,4, Jr. Red Cross I. MARY ELIZABETH MCGUIRE 2 Years Music Club 3, Chorus 3, Minstrel 3. JOHNNY MCWHIRTER 4 Years Hi-Y I,3,4, F.F.A. 3,4, Skill Contest 3,4, Top Crop Ban- quet 3,4, Delegate to Con- vention 3. K, H .1 M. - ' Ii i! ,kl L5 Q Heli? ' VV, .- ,h X sl-s ,Y I I , ,i , HUGH LIMING 5 Years F.F,A. I,4. wi . J' GEORGE MCKINNEY I2 Years Class President I,2, Class Vice President 3, Class Treas- urer 4, Hi-Y I-4, President 3, Vice President 4, Band I-4, Vice President I, Key Club 4, Crosscut Club I,2, Treas- urer 2. JIM MAHAFFEY 9 Years Hi-Y I-4, F.F-.An 3,4. 1 BABS 3V2 Yeors Radio Technique I, Chorus I,3, Ministrel 3, Music Club 2, Y1Teens I,2, Tri-HifY 3,4, Tr asurer 4, Basketball 3,4, Aliernate Cheerleader 4. GYLDA JEAN MCLEMORE 4 Years F. H. A. 2,3, Y-Teens 3. MARY KATHERINE MALONE 4 Years F.H.A. I, Spanish Club 24, Beta Club 2-4, Secretary 4. BOBBIE NELL MCELWAIN 4 Years Candidate for Calendar Girl I, F.H.A. I,2, Spanish Club 3, Tri-Hi-Y 4, Jr, Y-Teens I. WALLACE McLENNAN 4 Years CHARLES MANNING 'I2 Years T 81 I Club 3,4. 'W' FRANCES MARJORIE MASON 'IT Years Y-Teens l,2, Tri-Hi-Y 3,4, F.H.A. l, Art Club 4, French Club 2,3. L, , x A 1' , . . 1. MAURICE MEYER 'IT Years W Club 4, Treasurer 4, Foot- ball 2-4. LULA NEELY 4 Years BRUCE E. MAUPIN 8 Years 4-H I, Jr. Hi-Y I, Radio 2-4, T 81 l 2, Show Club 2-4, Pra- lectionist 2-4. 'C Q 6' S , L P 25 L J L F 1 - 4 I iliggf-'lfiggzr 'Ei 1 ,gl ii' fi milf' v ' l JT.EROY,Nl0,OR'E A L 4fYears Q Jelasgheuurer 3, All County Fojatbqll f Basketball l, Football l-4, liigey C,4Ubi3,4,X Senior Class VP7QlsQet't'!4, W , Club 4. W LARRY OLDS 6V2 Years F.F.A. 2-4, Dairy Judging Team 2,3. 31 JEAN MAY 3V2 Years TIM MOSELEY ,. 2 Yecfrs . Lcrtin-Club l, Jr. Hi-Y l, Bas- ketball Q, HI-Y 2-4, Treasurer 4, Chapter Treasdrer 3, Blue Ridge Assembly 4, Pickwick Retreat 3, Basketball 3,4, Baseball Manager l,2, 4-H Club l. GAITHER OSWALT 5 Years 4-H Club 4, Radio l,2, Re- porter l, Football l. BETTY RUTH MENDENHALL 4 Years Radio Technique 2, Spanish Club 2-4, Beta Club 2-4, Li- brary Club 4, Library Assist- ant 4, F,H.A. l, Junior De- gree I, Junior Y-Teens l. GEORGANNE MURFF 1 V2 Years Latin Club 3, Spanish Club 3,4, Y-Teens 3,4, Beta Club 4. 43' JO ANN PARKS 4Years 4-H Club T-4, Jr. Red Cross l,4, T 81 I Club 2-4, Vice President 4, F.H.A. 2. MARGARET ANN PEEK l2 Years F.H.A, l-4, Y-Teens 2-4, Chorus 3. JEROME F. PUCKETT 'I2 Years Hi-Y 2-4, T 8: l Club 2, Radio l-4, President 4. JOE ROARK 5 Years Radio l-4, Sergeant at Arms 4, Jr. Red Cross 2, Vice Pres- ident 2, Cheerleader l. MARGARET PERRY 4 Years Spanish 2,35 Tri-Hi-Y 3,49 Li- brary Assistant 2,4. . J - w ., Yi kydd y I X- . ' CHARLES RAST 3 Years Beta Club 3,4, Key Club 4, VV Club 4, Broadcaster Staff 4, Football 3,41 Basketball 2, 3, Baseball 2-4, American Legion 3, All Memphis 3. NANCY FAYE ROBERTS 'I2 Years Chorus l-3, Radio Technique lg F.l'l.A. I-3, Y-Teens 4, xy? W JACK POLIZZOTTO 2V2 Years F.F,A. 2,3, Hi-Y 4. BOBBY RICHARDSON 6 Years F.F.A. l-4, Secretary 4, Par- liamentary Procedure 3, 4-H Club 2, JEAN ROE 4 Years Latin Club 2, 4-H Club l-4, Library Club 4. T8.l DORIS RIKARD 4 Years Jr. Red Cross 2,35 Chorus 3, Library l,2, Y-Teens 2,4. WINGFIELD ROUSSEAUX 4 Years F.F.A, 1-4, GLENNA RUTH ROWLAND JACK Rove VIRGLE RUSHING 4 Years F.H,A. I,2, Library I,2, T 8. I Club 3,4, Secretary 4. . . -4 is Q ' 5 , if - -' ...fd -iss 'vffieev writ: ' me ff I as 3 s t s fi ,sr f . ' --'i' ' ' BETTYE K. SCHAEFFER 4 Years F,I'I.A. I, T SQ I Club 3, Art Club 4, 4-H Club 3,4, Jr. Red Cross 4, VIRGINIA SMITH 4 Years Spanish Club 2, 4-H Club I- 4, Y-Teens 3,4. J 4 YGCIFS 3 Yeqrg HI-Y I-3: W Club 4: TFGCIK 3, Basketball 2-4, Football I, 4, Football I-4, Basketball I. W Club 44 POLLY SHAW 5 Years F,H.A. I,2, Jr. Degree I, Varsity Shaw I, Chorus 3, Minstrel 3, Spanish Club 3,4, Nb I T:-j,u,? e -1 if J Y-Teens lj, Beta Club 4. NY ' 7 .J , ,JJ SHIRLEY ANN SOUTH 'I2 Years Y-Teens 2-4, F.H.A. I-4, Jr. Degree I, Beta Club 3,4, Band lp Miss Pan America Candidate 3, Cheerleader 4. i HA., :J WILLIE MAE SKELTON 'IV2 Years F.H.A, 4. L, . 1 I I..h V. .,., LVLV.. tiiir' JIMMY STARNES 'I'I Years Basketball I-4, Baseball I-4, W Club I. JERRY RYAN 4 Years Hi-Y 3,4, Chaplain 4, Chorus 3, Latin Club 2. .9552 K 5 .1f'Qyf1.A.'sf f t?fi.a2'-K ites, A . wif, : I I. K FRANK SMITH, JR. 4 Years Xgjflub I4, tate Jun' ice Pre ' t A 3, Broadcciste - , i 4, President State Press Assn. 3, Key Club 3,4, Crosscut Club 2,4, Latin Club I,2, President 2, Beta Club 2-4, Best Citizen 3, 4 A .... K . -- h is ' H el, . ,- fs-,,j.sQ-'wi,' , , -2 Q, I . NORMA SUE STARNES 12 Years Beta Club 2-4, Vice President 4, Show Club I-4, Secretary 4, Broadcaster 2-4, Society Editor 4, Fi-i.A. 1,25 Book- store Assistant 2-4, Cheer- leader 4, Y-Teens I, Office Assistant I. tl JANIS STEVENS Y-Teens 9 Years Chorus i-3. 3,4, F.H.A. I-4, J. A. TATUM T2 Years Jr. Hi-Y l, Football l,3, T 81 I Club 2-4. 4 ,we ii lift si .- A , X sftxiff it il Q 5 ,ret it , S , gi A Q V . ,.. . gs, 2 ,. .u..lli.-... , gil gifgi wr- . if .1 1'f:.:s ,- .wif , V .-- '...5f,1z,r2--.,-2,15 . , ig 1 'gi ,ff 5.15:-fa-ri,-. I m f ,-:- fi, ggigtglfgs ,,., -' ' Hi-Y 4. 1 I 2 Years , 1 4 1 I '9- 1 d BETTY STIGALL 3 Years F.H.A. I-4, Y-Teens 2-4. PEARL THORNTON 'I2 Years Y-Teens 2,4, Tri-Hi-Y 3, Cheer- leader 4, 4-H Club l. ANN TUGGLE 4 Years Beta Club 2-4, Broadcaster 2- 4, Spanish Club 2, French Club 2,3, Miss Pan America Candidate l,3, Football Queen Candidate 2, Cheer- leader 4, Bookstore Assistant 3,4, Y-Teens 2, French Award 3. ETHEL FRANCES STREET 4 Years Y-Teens l-3, Spanish Club 2, 3, F.H.A. l-4, Latin Club I. VIRGINIA ANN TILSON 4 Years Latin Club l,2, Spanish Club 3,4, Library Assistant 2, 4-H Club l-3, Tri-Hi-Y 3,4, Chap- ter President 4, Y-Teens l,2, Independent Basketball l,2, Tri-Hi-Y Basketball 3,4. RICHARD VINSON 4 Years T 81 I Club 2,3. LEA C. SUNDERLAND 3 Years Beta Club 4, Latin Club 2, Spanish Club 3,4, Crossroads 4, Tri-Hi-Y 3,4, Sergeant at Arms 4, Basketball 3,4, 4-H Club 3, Y-Teens 2. JAMES TODD 2 Years CAROLYN WALKER 7 Years Library Club 2, French Club 2, Tri-Hi-Y 3,4. JANIECE WALKER 5 Years Y-Teens I, F.H.A. 2,3, French Club 2,3, Jr. Red Cross 3, Trl-Hi-Y 4. ANN WELLS 3V2 Years Spanish Club 2, Tri-Hi-Y 3,4, President 4, Council Treasurer 4, Basketball 3,4, Crosscut Club 4. I I 1 CLIFFORD T. WHITTEN, Jr. 4 Years Hi-Y 3,4, Sergeant at Arms 4, T 81 l Club 2, 4-H Club I- 4, Secretary 4, Chorus 3. HAZEL WARHURST 4 Years Library Club I-3, Chorus 2,3, Y-Teens 4, Library Assistant I,2. MARY ALICE WELLS I2 Years Crossroads Staff 3,4, Cheer- leader 4, Co-captain 4, Foot- ball Queen Candidate 4, First Alternate 4, F.H.A. I-4, State Secretary 3,-4, State Degree 3, Sec., County Sub-District 3, Y-Teens 2-4, President 4, Basketball 3. I DAWN WILBOURN 'I Year Tri-Hi-Y 4. SAMMY WATKINS 2 Years Chorus 3, Vice President 3, Hi-Y 3,4, Radio 3, Key Club 4, Show Club 3,4, Music Club 3: Quartet 3. i 2 . JOHN WHALEN I2 Years Hi-Y I-4, President l,4, Bas- ketball I-4, Band I-4, Pres- ident 3, Drum Major 2, Chorus 4, Music Club 4, Vice President 4, Key Club 4, Crosscut Club l,3,4. JIMMY WILBURN 3 Years T 81 I Club 3,4. IVA BELLE WELCH 7 Years Y-Teens l,4, Latin Club 2, Tri-Hi-Y 3, Music Club 4. JIMMY WHITE I2 Years Spanish Club 2-4, Executive Committee 3, President 4, Beta Club 3,4. FRANCIS WILLIAMS 4 Years F.F.A. I-4. KATHRYN,,,WlLLlAMS 4 Years 4-H 2-4, F.H.A. 3, Y-Teens 1, Tri-Hi-Y 3-4, Spanish Club 2. PRlSClLLA ANN WOOD 12 Years Y-Teens 1,4, Spanish Club 2- 4, Chorus l-3, Radio Tech- nique 1, Miss Pan America Candidate 2,3, Football Queen Candidate 3, JAMES C. WILLIAMSON 4 Years Football 1, F.F.A. l-4, Vice President 4, State Farmer De- gree 3, Skills Contest 3-4, Crop Judging l, State Con- vention 3, National Conven- tion 4. 4 f i A ' iff titeiiisl M 511 52 ' JOHNNY YOUNG 9 Years Radio Club 1-4, Secretary 81 Treasurer 4, Track 4, Beta Club 4. BILLY WILSON 4 Years Beta Club 3-4, Radio 3-4, Music Club 4. HAZEL ANN ZANOLA 4 Years Y-Teens 1, Tri-Hi-Y 3,4, 4-H Club 1-4, Band 2-4, Maiorette 2-4, Captain 4, Miss Pan America Candidate 2, Foot- ball Queen 4. NORMA FERGUSON 12 Years F.H.A. 1-4, Junior, Chapter, State Degree 1-3, Beta Club 3,4, Sr, Y-Teens 2, Chorus 1- 3, Treasurer ot Class 2, Secretary of Class 3, Miss Junior 3, Miss Pan-America Candidate 2-3, Cheerleader l,3. 36 FRAN LOU WlLSON Tri-Hi-Y 2-3, Music Club 2-4, Y-Teens 4, French Club 2-4. JACK WAYNE ZERKEL 7 Years Beta Club 2-4, Hi-Y 1, Foot- ball 2. Dorothy Amisano John Coleman Ifv ' '-L' ,Q sr s r gsimlf 3 f K1 M Q Curtis Freeman y-.... A555 . N , my it 9 fi V W Ja.. 2 'I i ff ' M f 'w . George McKinney Twe ve Year Stud nt David Anderson is 2 cw- Annette Cummings Ken Garland Charles Manning Senior of '44 Thomson Bonner Qgskgffzzggg--Q K Q , Q , . , , is ., s mi Y 5 ' , . ig, W-Qijve-N ii f 1 ' , pry j rzu,:g,, ny., ., Qi? gi - www AEM: Pat Elliott 41.4 fi , ,',. ai, 5 Barbara Gellar Ma rga ret Peek Q55 K 'K 1 V Norma Sue Starnes J. A. Tatum Mary Alice Wells Floyanne Burrell iilsfll-lidfsfiiiileg l:'lf:iWlkL 5.55 N. 3 4 f., . mi ii' bigggfisrfi, A 3 E , Jimmie Eubanks Peggy Greer Jerry Puckett John Whalen Bill Cobb mv- Normo Ferguson ll' . V 4 L LiFg?E5IsiHf F 1 l We Bob Johns 1' l Q, Nancy Roberts James White Bobbie Jean Coke V J Jane Fisher , qw 1 V X fx lf' I, 2 in L A Q EES f .ff R r- -. R A R 4, Shirley Jones Shirley South -s. ,img .S .J - E f f N A I ,., fi I ,T Lf ' i - i . f-f- ' , Ann Wood ,Il1I!i0qI'S I' , , , . ' 1 I Buck Snyder, Bill Lux, Joy Little, Don Riley ff' ICCPS President ........ --- Buck Snyder Vice President .... .... D on Riley Secretary .... .... B ill Lux Treasurer - --- -- Joy Little 38 Belly Acree Bill Adams Jean Alberson June Marie Ballxo Belly Barnes June Barneit Jane Baroni John Baroni Pai Bales Beverly Beach June Bellew Befiy Sue Bennelf Rheba Biggs Bill Black Alan Bone Earnest Brewer .. VAA' ' Ma ry Boyanion Laura Bryan? Donald Bridges 39 Aniia .Caldwell Marie Canady Brad Carier Nadine Cassini Jimmy Champion Norman Chapel Aniia Clark Ronald Coats Jimmy Cooper Lewis Crawford Jimmy Crumpler Mary Elizabeth Cuff Dick Dalton Adrienne Davis Freeman Douglas Nellie Hickey Johnny Dover Ann Hill Stephen Echols Ruth Ann Hall John Holmes Homer Elkins Charlotte Howard Thomas Ellis ,ff-N Lliguli-ne H ddjeston J galil? fl June Hamilton y Linda Marie Carolyn Huggins Ferguson Russell Fisher Gentry Hulj I 0 E r Jackie Foster Kay Hull Edith Haraway Kenneth Goss Bill Hylander Betty Gossett Elizabeth Jarrett Ann Griffith J. L. Jerden Paul Harris Pat Grimes J. D. Johnson Irene Gupton Audrine Jones Jimmy- Hall Jack Jones Shelba Herndon 4-0 Marshall Jones Roberl Jones Vickie Jones Wayne Kimsey Darla Kincaid Guy King John King Bill Lamar Boyce Lamb Evelyn Lewis Dickie Lipscomb Carolyn Lishman Joy Little Charles Looney Toni Ludlow 252' , 'fl '5 jr 1. '1V95j',fk'-i. I Bill Lux Johnny Malone Dolores Mary Ann Mayhall 41 Becky Moore Jo Ann Moore Mildred Morris Clarence Murphy Harold McFaden David Newell Mildred Nichols Shirley Olds Opal Orlmayer Charles Pace rles P url Phillips Jim Pillow s' ! Ray Pollar xD 1 rf' 5 4 x ' I L X A x James Pope Courtney Presson James Prichard Faye Rakestraw Gaye Rakestraw Joyce Ransom Kenneth Renfro Dorothy Rickey Don Lee Riley John Roe Fr nk Roberson V3 D tfiigfffbig Virginia Roye l Bruce Seymore Mary Lois Shakleford Mary Lou Shannon Johnny Shepard Mary Edith Rozier Carol Schneider Billy Simmons 42 Bobby Simmons Floyd Skidmore Bobby Smithey Bill Snell Buck Snyder Patricia Speck Jeanette Stark Nancy Stephens Jim Stephens James Stevens Peggy Stigall Beverly Street Anne Swift Tommy Tapp 11 , is H A 'fl is W F J- I ff J fa!! Rufh Tarver Johann Taylor Woodie Taylor Anna Thomas Jerry Turner Pahye Traynom Miriam Tucker Lillian Tuttle B Tw edy. -. Bw T 4 ,nf-' ,, 'i, F li J! Johnny Varnell Della Vescovi ' eiif f 4 7 a -'f- I , . Raymond Vescovi by ,z.tiQgBov:y Vinson Robert Walker Carl Wallace Dot Watkins Dorris Wafwood Janice Welsh Ronnie Wilson Virginia Wiseman Ladell Walden Bobby Wilkinson Denny Williams Hubert Williams 'X Doffie Wright Margarei Worsham Rex Womack 43 In rl WI-!Q'IiQ WHO in the JUNIOR CLASS . 0 V r 1 N , J r gr' WD ,ff Q 1 ck' X X Most Handsome Bill Block Mr. Junior Miss Junior J L Jerden Adrienne Davis Best Cltlzens Courtney Presson Buck Snyder v iff 52 Qi -4' 301' fi V , fx ff U f X f QM , , 1 if ' J J Jr' ,, ' I J r i..- it f , 041 NAXNQB ' ' H 1 fl f I jf 4. i Ml I gf!! Most Beautiful .ldckie Foster V ' I R Best Athletes Jimmy Champion Rex Womack If .1 ,I I ophomores Sydney Peek, Donald Wright, Beverly Anclerson,Guy Forney. Off' President ..... --- Sydney Peek Vice President --- ..... Donald Wright Secretory ..... -- Beverly Anderson Treasurer .... ,,,, G uy Forney 45 Bobby Rosemarie Amisano Beverly Anderson Peggy Anderson Sue Anderson Jimmie Arnell Johnny Bagwell Mario Baratli Bobby Bean Helen Beene Jackie Bishop 1 Bowlin gAlnnvL'Breaze6le Lee Breazeale l J Jeanehe Burns Addie Byard Ann Byard Elsie Campbell Finis Carrel Aubrey Carringion Ann Caruihers Thomas Calchings Wiley Childs Clarice Clayton Robert Colvin Dixie Connor Billy Cook George Cool: Sanford Cox Carolyn Cummings E Peler Davidson Janice Davis Rosemary Davis Faye Denney Elizabeth Dixon Shirley Dollahite Bernice Dorris Jerry Duncan 46 'N Edward Dunn Janis Dunn Jas. Easley Bobby Eason Billy Eaton Susan Echols Charles Edgerton Shirley Edmiston Clarence Edwards Robert Bing Kenny Eldred Horace Elkins B. J. Evans Cecilia Ferguson Patty Filmer Fred Flowers Edwards Betty Ann Forbes Woody Forbes Guy Forney Eddie Frieberg Eddie Frost Russell Graves James Grice Frances Gunter Dot Haynes Jackie Harrell Betty Harris Bob Harvey Joe Harwell Dorothy Hatley George Hattle Jean Hobbs Charlotte Jackson Linda Bonn.z James N Pldtr .lorries Q i Jean Johns Ann Jones Jo Ann Jones Shirley Jones X, L. -.1 , -- ' . K- 1 K . sl 'i - s' 'V li N' ly l . K 'H ' ' . , V '1 X x l Av 'LN ,J . 1 lrx Q' A J l K 47 if 1, N Bill Jones Peggy Lamb Bobby Lee Sarah Lee Barbara Leslie Davie Lewellen Sandra Logan Earnest McAfee Dolly McDaniel Billie Madden Mary Manning Harold Martin Pairicia Mason Marshall Massey David Mayhall Ann Miller J ,ww ' Billy Miller Marjorie Misskelley Camille Mobley Billy Monaghan Mary Nell Moore Syble Moore DorisiMorie Henderson Moseley . .. llw so 1 in ' x Billy Mosby Jane Murphy Jimmy Neef William Norris John Osier ,Elia Mae Oswalf Barry Parker Don Pearson Z VF' Qi ' f i Carl Perkins Sue PeHy Bruce Pfau Mary Phillips Ann Polk Ray Psffllard Harold Poole Joe Poppeinheimer 48 r 5 S S ,fd John Potts Roy Prichard David Rainey Corl Reeves Shelia Renfx Eugene Rhodes Rendon Richey Jimmy Riley ..,,... .--H Jo Ann Roberson Catherine Roe Rubielen Rogers David Roop Harris Rottman Bobby Ruble Kay Rucker tqvy Rutherfori? ' 4 Barbara Sanford Kenneth Sedgwick A. V. Shannon Harold Simmons Billie Jean Sims Bobby Singleton Jeanette Singleton Mary Frances Smi 7 I f' !' I.: I V Yirwvv ' I Bobbie Nell Speck Ken Spence DgN4Ste,phenson Buddy Stevens Wayne Tocker Charles Tarver Ted Terhune Carmen Thomas f Faye Thomas Sherry Thomas Barbara Thornton Frank Thweott Joyce Tutar Bill Van Vuren Ann Wagnor Betty Walker 49 Elaine Walker Jackie Wasson Shirley Watkins Thurman Wcifwood Johnny Weaver Patrick Werner Beity West Sharron Whalen ni? Gerry While David Wilbourn John Wildman Pat Wiley Terrence Dorothy Williams Wanda Wilson Don Wright Wilkinson A Typical Scene From Our Favorite Class Who's Who in the SOPHOMORE CLASS Most Handsome Mr. Sophomore Miss Sophomore Sydney Peek Beverly Anderson Bobbie Ruple Most Beautiful Sarah Lee -qv! , J ' 9 fmt-is3f?,it1Eensf Joahnldbrrson M ,' Donald Wright Best Athletes Kenny Eldred Roy Pritchard 51 Freshmen if T Q an mu. . -M f a v 'Wixnlfl Smith Howell, Jimmy Terrell, Bobby Baker, J. D. Ferguson fficers President ..................................... J. D. Ferguson Vice President ....................-....,......... Bobby Boker Secretary ......................,.,............ Jimmy Terrell Treasurer .........e............................ Smiih Howell 52 Flora Alberson Jerry Alsobrook Elton Allen Alton Anderson Mary Ann Arnell Billy Avery Bobby Baker Carolyn Baker Harold Baker Robert Baker Jo Ann Beeson Shirley Bellew Ann Blackwell Barbara Blakely Kay Bolin Bobby Burnell Mike Cafianeo Joyce Chance Jerry Chism Eva Ruth Coleman Mary Jane Robert Coley Gene Cone Jsrreld Conner Lv J i Coleman . x' QA .Y girl, f fl M Dan Cook Imogene Cossey Sally Council Carolyn Crews W. A. Crum Eddie Crumpler Lester Davis Robert Dickey David Dixon John Doddridge Wilson Doyle Judy Draper Betty Elcan Peggy Eldred Jerry Evans J, D, Ferguson 53 JG Mary Jo Ferguson George Ferrell Joyce Fish Philip Fossee Frank Freeman Joan Freshour Anita Garrett Fred Gibson Pat Goshorn Hazel Gore Wray Graves Joe Haines Billy Hall Evelyn Hattie Judith Helmes Joyce Herndon Don Hood Kenneth Hoover Sally Hopper Andy House Smith Howell Erle Hughey Tony Hughey Judy Hutcherson Frey JGITIGS Sidney Johnson Betty Jean Jones Juanita Jones Jimmy Kellum Charlotte Kendrick Nila Jo King Bill Krag Charlene Leach Richard Lewis Annette Liming Charlene Lohrer Dudley Looney Randolph Mclver Janell McNeil Jane McWhirter 54 Barbara Maestri Jimmy Mallard Doris Manning Catherine Mapp Barbara Marlin Bobby Martin James Martin Lunny Mason Dorothy Maupin Sammy Maxwell Jon May Teddy Mayhall Ronald McKinna Minnie Melton Eugene Sylvan Meyer Mendenhall ,,.... Sylvia Meyers Doris Micheal James Miller Charlotte Mitchell Billy Mogridge Kenneth Moore Ruzen Moore Bill Morgan Travis Morgan Betty Jane Morris Rita Morris Larry Nance Judy Neely Ferris Olds Audrey Osborn Billy Osborn Barbara Overton Beverly Owen Martha Parker Richard Pasley Carolyn Paxson Charles Perkins Eugenia Pierce Tommy Jean Pittman 55 Bonnie Powers Martha Rainey Bill Raley Sue Reddock Mike Rivalto Giles Robinson Dave Rovee Patricia Roney Joe Russell David Sanford Sherry Seacat Nadine Sellers Maxine Sewell Ernest Schaeffer Karl Schneider Lou Scott Jonathan Shanks W. O. Sharp Linda Shaw Dale Sherard Charlene Martha Sledge Bobby Smith Sue Smith Skarpalegos Anne Street Jo Ann Street Betty Jo Stroupe Nancy Stuart Lee Sturdivant Sam Summers Don Sutton Jimmy Terrell Sunshine Harriet Teeter Karen Thompson Ramond Thornton Townsend Joyce Turner Shelby Wadkins Mary Walker Alec Watts 56 :f '3Vi V - IF Williams Young M' wp 3 r iw i W fl Who's Who in the FRESHMAN CLASS VLBA xp 23,3 Mostlijgigsome Philip Fbsscebiq Ye Mr. Freshlglan MISS Freshman Jerry Evcins B Q Q, Sybil Worrell Best Citizens Ann Blackwell Erle Hughey Best Athletes g be Most Beautiful Charlotte Kendrix Bobby Baker Gary Womack K' STUDENT AUPIVITIES Amateur Radio Club W4HZB A. C. Emery W4LRO Sponsor Left to right, ist row: Carl Reaves, Bruce Maupin, Jerome Puckett W4TlL, President, David Rainey W4CLT, William Mosby, 2nd Row Bobby Abbott, Len Vandiveer WN4BOY, Gaither Oswalt WN4BKO, Paul Haire W4TJl, Joe Roark, Sergeant of Arms, Allen Bone, David Roap WN4BKLg 3rd Row: Jackie Harrell, George Cook, William Parks, Donald Price, Johnny Young W4THQ, Secretary Si Treasurer William Worley, Jimmy Neel WN4BKPp 4th Row: Jimmy Hammers, James Pope, Ray Pollard W4WAY, Vice President, Harold Worley, Sanford Cox Freeman Douglas W4THD, Gentry Hull. The Amateur Radio Club, organized in 1948, is primarily interested in helping the members of the club secure FCC amateur licenses. About twenty-five boys have gotten their licenses since the club was organized. Since Radio is an important part of civil defense, we encourage new members to get their licenses as soon as possible. The club furnishes code practice machines free of charge to any member and we also furnish several transmitters for use by licensed members during the meetings. 60 Not Pictured Bobby Harder W4BKF William Carrell James Prichard Sammy Watkins John Wildman Kenneth Parks Knowledge and Wisdom, New Era in Agriculture. Lqbgr and Tillage of the Soil 1-E c Future Farmers Of America The Aim and Purposes The primary aim of the FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA is the development of agricultural leadership, cooperation, and citizenship. The specific purposes for which this organization was formed are as follows: 'l. To develop competent, aggressive, rural, and agricultural leadership. 2. To create and nurture a love of country life. 3. To strengthen the confidence of farm boys and young men in themselves and their work. 4. To create more interest in the intelligent choice of farming occupations. 5. To encourage members in the development of individual farming programs and establishment in farming. 6. To encourage members to improve the farm home and its surroundings. 7. To participate in worthy undertakings for the improvement of agriculture. 8. To develop character, train for useful citizenship, and foster patriotism. 9. To participate in cooperative effort. 10. To encourage and practice thrift. ll. To encourage improvement in scholarship. 'l2. To provide and encourage the development 'of organized rural recreational activities. Future Leaders Of The World 61 E Future Farmers of America i 1 31-,lr ft 56' K' .4 Front rovv, left to right: Bill Arnett, Phillip Speer, Norman Chapel, Jim Eubanks, Charley Thornton, John Liming, Second row: David Newell, Russell Graves, Frank Roberson, Johnny McWhirter, Bobby Eason, John Fish, John Padgett, Wiley Childs, Third row: Jim Williamson, Thomson Bonner, Larry Olds, Francis Williams, Bobby Richardson, Gene Hackler, Back row: Aubry Carrington, Jim Mahaftey, Bill Cobb, David Anderson, Wingfield Rousseaux, Bobby Ray James, John Potts, Lem Couch, eww :anim 5? ,,,i,....w-pw-Q--' K ' n 0 Front row, left to right: Kenneth Moore, Leo Shelton, John Scott, David Boroni, Gene Cone, John Williams, Bobby Martin, Second row: Dan Cook, James Martin, Third row: Sidney Johnson, Wray Graves, Donald Stanley, Herb Johnson, Jim Flint, Billy Joe Wilson, Jerry Alsobrookg Fourth row: Harold Baker, James Miller, J. W. Burkhead, Advisor, Clarence Williams, Farris Olds. 62 '-Q 'T r f 4 A ,n CN or-T10 eww X f 'J c oss. Life C'Ql j i',10 ,. Learnlng to Do Dolng to Learn Earnlng to Llve Llvlng to Serve ,i- f' 1 Future F of Amerlca ffl , . L 4 U 59 k,f,JlLJ Officers Left to Right: Jim Williamson, Vice President, Bill Cobb, President, John Fish, Reporter: Bobby Richard son, Secretary, Thomson Bonner, Treasurer, Norman Chapel, Sentinel. 'i wed ,, Jimmy Williamson, State Farmer Jim is our chapter's only State Farm- er. He obtained this degree through his work with laying hens. 63 Peggy Anderson, Chapter Sweetheart Peggy is a Sophomore this year This picture was taken after she took second place in the National Goose Derby at the '53 Mid-South Fair. Jr. Y-Teens President ................ Sybil Worrell Vice President ........... Nadine Sellers Secretary ................... Kay Bolin Treasurer ............... Ann Blackwell Left to Right, Nadine Sellers, Sybil Worrell, Kay Bolin, Ann Blackwell. sa li Left to Right: First Row: Judy Hutchison, Anne Street, Charlene Lohrer, Chaplain, Pat Goshorn, Membership Chairman, Sally Council, Service Chairman, Mary Jane Coleman, Social Chairman, Peggy Eldred, Reporter, Dale Burke, Scrapbook Chairman, Joyce Chance, Bonnie Powers, Annette Liming, Shirley Bellew, Second Row: Francis Wilson, Betty Jones, Sunshine Townsend, Ramona Thornton, Pat Watts, Flora Aldersan, Jane McWhirter, Betty Jo Stroupe, Judy Helms, Sally Hopper, Charlotte Kendrick, Sylvia Meyer, Third Row, Sue Zinn, Martha Parker, Barbara Hanna, Tommye Jean Pittman, Shirley Simpson, Mary Lou White, Maxine Sewell, Jo Ann Street, Nancy Stuart, Nila Jo King, Rezenne Moore, Joyce Herndon, Minnie Melton, Fourth Row: Betty Green, Imogene Cossey, Anita Garret, Charlene Skarpalegzas, Barbara Overton, Georgia Riggs, Karen Thompson, Lorraine Parker, Betty Jane Morris, Sherry Seacat, Jeanne McLean, Carolyn Baker, Barbara Blakely, Song Leader, Fifth Row: Mrs. Ozella Yort, Adviser, Beverly Monroe, Charlotte Mitchell, Betty June Wilkins, Mary Jo Ferguson, Phyllis Fussell, Nancy Hickey, Catherine Mapp, Eugenia Pierce, Joan Freshowe, Jo Ann Beeson, Virginia Wooley, Betty Jo Elcan, Shelvy Wadkins, Martha Rainey, Mary Ann Ford, Not Pictured, Betty Baty, Ann Pasley, Pat Brister. 64 Senior Chorus Soprano Helen Beene Jean Johns Naomi Miller Becky Moore Faye Thomas Tenor Ernest Brewer Russell Fisher Travis Morgan Robert Walker John Whalen Alto Barbara Bowlin Yvonne Brasfield Martha Campbell Betty Forbes Courtney Presson Floy Reeves Bass John Dover Ken Goss John Holmes Officers John Holmes ....... .-... P resident Fay Thomas .................. Secretary Miss Mary Ella Mosby ........... Sponsor Courtney Presson ...... Wardrobe Mistress Martha Campbell ............. Librarian Russell Fisher .......... Wardrobe Master Not Pictured Jean Johns Ernest Brewer Barbara Bowlin Ronald Poteete Yvonne Brasfield 65 Crosscut lub MEMBERS Harold Biggers, Arf, Joye Anderson, John Holmes, Band, Thomson Bonner, Bela, Frank Smith, Broadcasler, Carolyn Huggins, Cheerleaders, Bill Cobb, Crossroads, FFA., Jimmy Hall, 4-H Boys, Mary Ann Mayhall, 4-H Girls, Peggy Greer, F.H.A., Marshall Jones, French 81 Latin, John Whalen, Hi-Y, Jerry Evans, Jr. Hi-Y, Bobbie Jean Coke, Jr. Red Cross, Sybil Worrell, Jr. Y-Teens, Jimmy Bodamer, Key, Jerry Puclcelt, Radio, James While, Spanish, Ken Garland, Billy Dawson, Show Club, Ken Goss, T8il, Ann Wells, Tri-Hi-Y, Glenn GriHifh, W Club, Mary Alice Wells, Y-Teens, Billy Bell, Meladie Music, Leroy Moore, Senior Class, Buck Snyder, Junior Class, Sidney Peek, Sophomore Class, J. D. Ferguson, Freshman Class. PRESIDENT SECRETARY- Frank Smith TREASURER Mary Alice Wells 66 Art lub MEMBERS Esther Alsup Bernice Dorris Buddy Ford Frances Gunter Bill Lamar Charles Looney Jeanne McLean Barry Parker Russell Rast Bobby Smith Raymond Vescovi Jerry Williams Catherine Johnson Betty Schaeffer, Barbara Geller Esther Alsup Frances Mason. Pauline Ball Harold Biggers Diana Caruthers Barbara Geller Harry Grubbs Catherine Johnson Frances Mason Herky McFadin Jim Pillow Kenneth Renfrow Betty Schaefter Harold Biggers, Frances Gunter, John H. Fyfe, Russell Rast, Bill Lamar. Harry Grubbs, Herky McFadin, Kenneth Ren- trow, Jim Pillow, Pauline Ball, Diane Caruthers. Bernice Dorris, Charles Looney, Jeanne McLean. Bobby Smith. 67 Thomson Bonner Officers President Thomson Bonner Vice President Norma-Sue Starnes Secreiary Mary Malone Treasurer John Coleman Seniors Dorothy Amisano Ralph Barbee Jimmy Bodamer Jerry Cliff Bill Cobb Joyce Cooper Ann Council Dickie Dorrah Par Elliot? Peggy Greer Belly Mendenhall Georganne Murff Charles Ras! Polly Shaw Frank Smifh Shirley Soulh Lea Sunderland Ann Tuggle James While Billy Wilson Johnny Young Jack Zerkle it X 011 gt. 4 9 X-'JJ-.gEf iTx cl H, jk Ki. Q DX X3 AD I ' x Beta ux W ll N a Juniors Bill Adams Beverly Beach June Bellew Betty Sue Bennett Rheba Biggs Bill Black Mary Boyanton Laura Bryant Jimmy Crumpler Mary Cuff Dick Dalton Adrienne Davis Freeman Douglas Linda Ferguson Irene Gupton Ruth Hall Fay Hinton J. L. Jerden Joy Little Delores May Mildred Morris Clarence Murpl1y Ray Pollard Don Riley Virginia Raye Mary Lou Shannon Buck Snyder Pat Speck Nancy Stephens Anne Swift Patty Traynam Lillian Tuttle Margaret Worsham Della Vescovi J. L. Jerden ,ff Hi-Y wsewwgge if ? I R.T. STRICKLAND CHAPTER Ralph Barbee, Billy Belt, Jimmy Bodamer, Thomson Bonner, Bill Brakeiqeld, Mike Brewer, William Carrell, Ronald Castle, Sonny Dalehite, Dickie Dorrah, Freeman Douglas, John Fish, Curtis Freeman, Reporter, James Furniss, Kenneth Goss, John Gunter, Jimmy Hall, Paul Harris, Stanley Henry, Secretary, Gary Jackson, Bob Johns, Burch Johnson, Wayne Kinzey, Jim Mahafiy, George McKinney, Vice-President, Johnny McWhirter, Tim Mosely, T-reasurer, Jack Polizzotti, Joe Pope, Jerry Puckett, Jerry Ryan, Chaplain, Carey Tomlinson, Robert Walker, Sammy Watkins, John Whalen, President, Clifford Whitten, Sergeant-at-Arms, Jack Jones. OFFICERS CREATE John Whalen -, Tim Mosley PRESIDENT TREASURER George McKinney Jerry Ryan VICE PRESIDENT CHAFLAIN Stanley Henry Clifford Whitten SECRETARY SERGEANT-AT-ARMS Curtis Freeman MAINTAIN EXTEND REPORTER lub fawguausp use-vwgk-me H.G. LEWIS CHAPTER Bill Adams, Bill Black, Charles Breazeale, Don Bridges, Finis Carrell, Joe Clement, Billy Cook, Jimmy Cumpler, Sam Davis, Billy Dickson, Homer Elkins, Russell Fisher, Woody Forbes, Guy Forney, Eddie Freiberg, Eddie Frost, Bob Harvey, John Holmes, J. D. Johnson, Guy King, Bill Lux, Billy Mosby, ljlenderson Mosely, Jimmy Neef, William Norris, Don Pearson, Bruce Pfau, Roy Pollord, James Pope, Eugene Rhodes, Larry Rice, Kendon Richey, Don Riley, Gary Rutherford, Kenneth Sedgwick, Phillip Speer, James Stevens, Tommy Tapp, Ted Terhune, Johnny Varnell, Len Vandiveer, Bill Walker, Patrick Werner, Bob Williams, Rodney Wood, John Potrs, David Mayhall. CLEAN SPEECH CLEAN SCHOLARSHIP CLEAN SPORTS CLEAN LIVING 71 ij F ' -W 7 3. !'l!l?. :: E '2V WT W ?Y 7 'W ' ' '-' ' '-1' E P '!'1ff1 v'1'f 'u'7 'eH' Freshman Chapter Of The Junior Hi-Y Pl if Ch h gh h 72 fm.. . A.: !x,'. ..-m...naulJ Jerry Evans ..... Jimmy Terrell --- Lee Sturdivant Alton Anderson Frank Freeman Joe Haines ......... Kenneth Canestrari .... ------ President Vice President --- Secretary ---- Treasurer ---- Chaplain ..-- Reporter --- Sponsor Purpose: It is our purpose to strengthen our bodies, develop our minds wor ship our God, and work together for a finer community and a better world. Tri-I-Ii-Y Slogan-Pure thoughts, pure words, and pure character OVER-ALL OFFICERS Left to right: First row: Ann Wells, President, Courtney Presson, Vice President, Della Vescovi, Secretary, Third row: Barbara McClure, Treasurer, Beverly Beach, Chaplain, Fourth row: Lea Sunderland, Sergeant-at-arms, Joy Little, Historian, Fifth Pow: Nancy Stevens, Reporterp Ann Council, Song Leader. 1' S I Ramay Chapter: Left to right: First row: Gretta Olrea, Edith Rosier, Camille Mobley, Betty Barnes, Fay Thomas, Becky Moore, Pat Bates, Nadine Cassini, Second row: Barbara Thornton, Joan Decker, Dolly McDanials, Jackie Foster, Martha Campbell, Billy Jean Sims, Rosemary Davisp'Third row: June Hamilton, Linda Jackson, Vicki Jones, Jeanette Singleton, Patricia Kinder, Margaret Worsham, Donna Prince, Betty Arnold, Fourth row: Syble Moore, Ruth Ann Hall, Martha Lou Pendergrass, Delores May, Miriam Tucker, Helen Bean. 74 ...,....-, .,,,,,,,...,. Tri-Hi-Y 'f l BfH'!!!! Purpose-To create, maintain and extend throughout the home, school, and community a high standard of Christian character. CHAPTER OFFICERS l 1 . ,.,. s. First row, Left to right, Adrianne Davis and Janice Welsh, Sergeants-at-arms, Second row: Dawn Wilbourn and Betty Sue Bennett, G. Treasurer and Vice President, Clarice Clayton and Charlotte Jackson, R. Chaplain and Secretary, Third row: Barbara Geller, G. Secretary, Anita Caldwell and Cecelia Ferguson, Historians, JaAnn Robinson, R. Vice President, Fourth row: Ann Tilson, G. President, Pat Grimes, R. Song Leader, Evelyn Lewis, R. President, Fifth row, Mrs. Godwin and Mrs. Ramay, Sponsors. Not pictured, Mary Boyanton, G Chaplain, Katherine Williams, G. Song Leader, Anna Thomas, R. Treasurer. I Q r GODWIN CHAPTER, Left to right: First row, Jo Ann Moore, Meta Ann Berry, Mary Lou Shannon, Kay Hull, Mary Shelby, Hazel Ann Zanola, Shirley Jones, Mary Frances Smith, Janice Davis, Second row: Charlene Wingo, Edith Haraway, Sherry Thomas, Carolyn Walker, Peggy Greer, Marjorie Misskelley, Carol Schneider, Freida Ivie, Jane Christy, Third row: Betty Ann Acree, Pauline Ford, Bobby Nell McElwain, Peggy Bastnagel, Sarah Lee, Dotty Stephen- son, Carmen Thomas, Mildred Nichols, Frances Mason, Carolyn Hannah, Virginia Roye, Fourth row: Janice Walker, Bobby Arnold, Sarah Gurley, Charlotte Howard, Bobbie James, Sheila Rentro, Marie Canady, Ann Marie Hill, Darla Kincaid. 75 1 Dyche, L. Hadaway, Murff, Mendenhall, Brakefield, Starnes, Tilson, Shaw, Echols. Vescovi, Bridges, Shannon Shelby, Swift, Davis, Echols, Sue, Fisher, Roye. Lee, Anderson, Rice, Hall, Barnes, Rozier, Poppenhei- mer, Jones, Beene. Bishop, Watson, Allen, Elk ins, Miller, McLean, Amisano, Crowell. The Spanish Club was established at W.H.S. in 1942, but it died out after a few years and was revived and livened up in 1947 with fifteen members. Growth and interest have been steady. Today it has become one of the outstanding clubs in Whitehaven, and its membership numbers over 70. Members have all caught Pan-Ameri-Mania, and extend their classroom activities in the ways, wiles, and lingo of the Latins, by enjoying songs, skits, movies and pictures, in their club time. Their social activities this year included a Halloween party, a Mexican Christmas party, and were climaxed on April 9, with the Pan American formal. These kids are convinced that this production is the biggest thing ever to hit W.H.S. The seniors say that it can't be bettered. For a school proiect this year, proving that not all their time and talents are directed south of the border, they renovated and restored the 20 years of class composites and hung them again in the old building. Every time they pass, they look up and think how improved the hall looks. Oh, these kids aren't conceited! They also printed up a thousand copies of the Alma Mater and distributed them to the student body. They are also deluded that their fall initiation is the cutest thing on wheels. Everyone makes like fiesta day in Guadalajara, and Rancho Grande with southern accent is heard all over the place. This year Sarah Lee, Phil Gilmer, Pat Wiley, and Bill Mc- Lean copped the prizes. They've got celebrities in this club too. Some of the BMOC'S include 21 Betas, Norma Sue Starnes, Miss W.H.S., Edith Haraway, 1st flute in the band, Adrienne Davis, Miss Junior, and the Broad- caster assistant editor, Beverly Anderson, Miss Sophomore, Ann Wood and Sarah Lee, Beauties, Bill Belt, president of the Melody Club, Lea Sunderland and Ann Council, Annual Staff, Ann Miller, Secretary of the Red Cross Council, Si, Si, Senor, They've got what it takes in this Club. Bye - Bye 76 El Escudo De Armas Flowers, Sunderland, Council Cooper, White, Dyche, M Wood, Gibbs, Belf. nach, Muyhqll, wney, Wil lxinson Haraway, Sims El- kins, H., Davis, J., Ivie. Gilmer, Phillips, Baroni Bel lew, Stevens, Johnson, Mc Bride, Misskelley, Breozeale L. Traynom, Herndon, Brea zeale, A., Burns, James, Byard, Caruihers, Stephens Bennefi, Lihle, Grimes, Cold well. -,g ig El Club Espanol 15 ? 6.35890 . Kogigif 4 EIAIfiler 0.K., The Queen'll come lhrough here. Oficios El Presidente ................... Jim White EI Vice Presidente Lo Secretoria --- El Tesorero ........... El Mocero ..... La Hisforiona --- -------- Louis Dyche -----------..- Beverly Beach ------ Bill Brakefield ------------- Philip Gilmer -..----------- Joyce Cooper Comite Ejecutivo Jean Hadaway, Mariha Ann Dyche, Ann Wood, Charles Flowers, Stephen Echols, Don Bridges, Belfy Sue Bennetf, Susan Echols, Alice Allen, Mary Phillips. l-emo ................. ..... ' 'Los Amigos C0l0reS ...................... Roio y Oro Mudrina ................ Katherine Crowell W Club First row: Left to right Leroy Moore, Marshall Alsup, Billl Dawson, Ken Garland, Maurice Meyers, Jimmy Slarnes, Jack Roye, Glenn Griffith, Charles Rasf. Second row: Jimmy Champion, Leslie Phillips, Russell Rast, Brad Carter, Rex Womack, Clyde Bounds, Virgil Rushing, Harold Biggers, Johnny Shephard, Ronnie Wilson. J J s s, 4. ,rss PRESIDENT VICE PRESIDENT Glenn Griffith Bill Dawson SECRETARY TREASURER Ken Garland Maurice Meyers 78 Left to righf: Joy Litfle,'Norma Sue S f a r n e s , Ann Council, Rheba Biggs. Sho gifs .1 fi if ,gflx M Aa Q' ,S in ' ' , I , . -1-A ' ' . 1 ,f1:f1YI'g,zz - K' Mil- ' I 'K . - , .' f ' 'Hi ,ir iviffigsfz ' fi ,qzgs3gw 1 mega Siam .. '- in iv, 'li was -r - ,gsm E 2':411lii5i3, ,ff ' -- 1, A 45,5 fu ,-- A v W -jgg'13,13 19, ig-km fy-:fx gr:-:z, :. r:-.I,5: ': .Wx A , 53355 f .. W . I ' l?2f?lg?7 -Ql rf,,c2i. xii i . ff s yes ' is iliyfiizi' '3i5' i . ' , W5-i l ' T, Elrlif A A S :M - 11 -. fl f zwgvgllswfgw gi T -:f.-:leafs-fm -:,::,:f::e2s- ., .. .3 i,,5,i.:!?3sxi:ffsi 1- :, : Al Egwe wissf J a,ef':':azz,,:-ww 'fm-.,s:-las: I-f5fEE5F'ri'p' ' s ' 35' ,?f,,w . 5 'Ak f r .si ' - gr WK . . r 'K K f 1 X , -f 2 i yr ' ., ,... G--'wel PRESIDENT PRESIDENT Ken Garland Billy Ray Dawson Club Left To right: Jimmy Hall, Buck Snyder, Billy Ray Dawson, Ken Garland, Marshall Alsup. SECRETARY Norma Starnes SECRETARY Rheba Biggs Left To right: Allan Bone, Sammy Watkins. Bruce Maupin, 79 French And Latin Club Q 1' U 0 Jg xi l Junior Classical League lf' Members gathered around Christmas cards, the club's money Pupils taking French and Latin use the tape recorder to improve making proiect. their diction. Marshall Jones, President Don Wright, Latin V.P. Dick Dalton, French V.P. Edwin Dunn, Treasurer Mary Gibbs, Recorder Joe Robilio Patty Fillmer Jane Murphy Eddie Frost Joan Decker Dorothy Wright Ernest McAfee Carolyne Cummings Suzie Anderson Johnny Weaver Members look with approval at the proiects made by the last year's Latin classes. George Hattle Mary Boyanton Jon May Dale Sherard Ted Mayhall Barbara Sanford Evelyn Hattle Tommy Catchings James Cruse Eugenia Pierce Billy Monaghan Karen Thompson Pat Goshorn Sherry Seacat Joan Freshour Harriet Teeter Sally Council Mary Jane Coleman Nadine Sellers Norma Jean Parks Marene Sewell David Sanford Giles Robinson Dave Rouee Barbara Overton Karla Stratman Beverly Monroe Patty Brister Eva Ruth Coleman Mary Lou White Penny Roney Ann Blackwell Linda Shaw Sunshine Townsend Judy Draper Anne Street Joyce Turner Charlotte Kendrick Charlene Lohrer Sally Hopper Alice Arterburn Woody Forbes Bruce Pfau David Lewellen Shirley Watkins Mary Elizabeth Cuff Camile Mobley Eugene Rhodes Rodney Wood Finis Carrell Mary Ward Laura Bryant Joe Harwell Harris Rotman Monte Morgan Don Pearson Pat Mason Janice Dunn The Broadcaster Selecting articles are Courtney Presson, Charles Rast and Don Pearson. Laying out ads are Mr. Kenneth Canestari, Don Wright and Jim Hall, Awards Page editors laying out articles are Adrienne Davis, John Coleman, Norma Sue Starnes, Frank Smith, Miss Tommye Russell, faculty advisor, and Jerry Clift. bw,....-.-..-...A .Al Art work is the iab of Maurice Meyers, Mr. John Fyfe and Harold Biggers. 82 Mailing exchanges are Doris Fields, Ann Gibbs, Bill Lux, Sidney Peek, and Mary Gibbs. The Broadcaster STAFF Editor In Chief .... ...,....,, ..... F r ank Smith Managing Editor, .. ,..., Adrienne Davis Copy Editor ...,,. . . .Courtney Presson Business Manager .....,,............... Jimmy Hall Editorial StaFf. .Jerry Clift, Nancy Stephens, Doris Fields Society Editor .................. Norma Sue Starnes Sports Editor. . . .,... , .John Coleman Picture Editor ...,. ..... D on Riley Exchange Editor ..........,..,......... Doris Fields Columnists. .Courtney Presson, Charles Rast, Pat Wiley, Ann and Mary Gibbs, Floyanne Burrell, Doris Fields, John Coleman. Art Editors ,,.....,... Harold Biggers, Maurice Meyers Reporters. . .Beverly Anderson, Lee Brazeale, Charlotte Jackson, Bruce Ptau, Barry Parker, Don Pearson, Joan Roberson, Pat Wiley, Don Wright, Ann Tug- gle, Bill Lux, Sidney Peek, Nell Speck. Charlotte Jackson, Beverly Anderson, Ann Tuggle and Joan Roberson write their articles early to meet the make-up date. Photographer ...,.......,....,...... Louie Hediger Faculty Advisor. . . ..... Tommy Russell Business Advisor .... . . .Kenneth Canestari Art Advisor ....,...,....,.........,,... John Fyfe Typists are Ann Swift and Shirley South. Making pictures are Mr. Louis Hediger, Nell Speck, Floyanne Burrell, and Don Riley. Learning paper work from Frank Smith are Don Pearson, John Coleman, and Courtney Presson. Selling papers to the student body are Nancy Stephens, Pat Wiley, and Lee Breazeale. 83 ,.,-, .X ,, Lett to Right: Betty Walker, Secretary, Edna Conner, Vice President, Bobbie Jean Coke, President, Karla Stratman, Reporter, Ann Miller, Disaster Chair- man. i 4. X U' Jr. Red Cross We Share Because We Care First Row, Left to Right: Shirley Olds, Dorothy Hailey, Dorothy Houseal, Dixie Lee Conner, Norma Jean Parks, Jean Harlow. Second Row: Donald Russum, Tony Hughey, Billy Monaghan, Bobby Ruble, Joe Russell, Charles Wilson. Left to Right: Joe Russell, Dixie Lee Conner, Willie Mae Skelton, Tony Hughey, JoAnn Parks, Jane Furniss, Billy Monaghan, Bobby Ruble. 84 First Row, Left to Right: Fredia Riggs, Barbara Maestri, Mary Ann Arnett, Eva Ruth Coleman, Suzanne Stratman, Pat Glasco. Second Row, Left to Right: Rose Marie Amisano, Willie Mae Skelton, Jane Furniss, Martha Ann Boone, Jo Ann Parks. Future Homemakers of America Motto: Toward New Horizons Left to Right: Martha Jane Parker, Tommye Jean Pittman, Carolyn Paron, and Marine Hildreth. Left to Right: Rubielen Rogers, Jo Ann Roberson, Bobbie Nell Speck, Dixie Connor, and Rosemary Davis. OFFICERS President ,...,.... . . .Peggy Ann Greer Sr. Vice President. A A A A Floyanne Burrell Jr. Vice President. A A A A .Rubielen Rogers Secretary AAAAAA A A .Shelby Connor Treasurer A A , A .Arminta Alley Left to Right: Peggy Ann Greer, Betty Hickey, Floyanne Burrell, Doris Fields, Shelby Connor, Janis Stevens, Mary Alice Wells, Betty Stigal, and Shirley South. Parliamentarian. A A A A .Bobbie Nell Speck Historian ........ ..A... P eggy Stigall Degrees Chairman A... ..,A.. D oris Fields Song Leader ...... .A.... C ecelia Ferguson Sponsor .AAA AA., M iss Frances Gandy Lett to Right: Pat Bates, Jo Ann Moore, Mary Ann Mayhall, Betty Acree, Bobbie Jean Coke, Peggy Stigall, and Ann Griltith. x X Left to Right, Minnie Melton,NArminta Alley, Barbara Martin, Mary Left to right: Barbara Bowlin, Jean Williams, Wanda Wilson, Betty Anna Ford, Sharon Whalen, Beverly Owen, Linda Jackson, and Walker, Faye Denney, and Elaine Walker. Clarice Clayton. Left to right: Delores May, Marie Canady, Pattye Traynom, Audriene Jones, Peggy Moncrief, Mary Lois Shackelford, Jeanette Stark, Opal Ortmayer, Doris Watwood, and Ruth Tarver. Left to right: Carol Schneider, Jackie Foster, June Hamilton, Mildred Lett to right: Catherine Mapp, Carolyn Baker, Dale Burke, Eva Morris, and Joyce Ransom. Wooley, Annette Liming, Kay Bolin, and Sue Zinn. 86 illl llll Left to right: Ann Marie Hill, Barbara Thornton, Peggy Anderson, Left To righf: Mary Nell Moore, Peggy Lamb, Doris Morie, Shirley Annefie Cummings, and Jean Hobbs. Edmiston, Edda May Oswalt. Left to right: Charlotte Jackson, Martha Rainey, Flora Alberson, Alice Weaver, Addie May Byard, Joyce Chance, Joyce Hearndon, Joyce Helms, Jo Sfroupe. Lefi To righf: Beify JO ElCOf1, Sue Smiih, HGZ6l Gore, DOI'OTliY Left to right: Phyllis Fussell, Sherry Dunn, Rita Morris, Barbara Mflupirl, Martha Sledge, JGDS McWhirrer, Cl'lOrlOTTe Mi1Chell. MQe5Tri, Pat Elliott, D0ri5 Manning, and Barbara Blakely, 87 Melodie Music Club Seated: Jean Johns, Fay Thomas, Betty Forbes, Fran Wilson, Peggy Bostnagle, Mary Frances Bush, Travis Morgan. Second Row: John Hoppes, Russell Fisher, Nancy Holley, Theresa Anchultz, Courtney Presson, Ernest Brewer. Third Row: Kenneth Goss, John Holmes, Stanley Henry, Bill Belt, John Whalen, Charles Brogdon, Miss Mary Ella Mosby, Mr. Russell Heinze. 'R Don't Be Sharp Don't Be Flat Just Be Natural Oftlcers: Bill Belt, President, John Whalen, Vice President, Courtney Presson, Program Chairman, Peggy Bustnagel, Secretary- W' n n l n 9 l 'l'C'leS: John Treasurer' Whalen and Fran Wilson. 88 1 l I hitehaven High School Majorettes NS' Y. '57 ff 5 fr Top-To Bottom: Captain, Hazel Ann Zonolcz, senior, Cecelia Ferguson, sophomore, Evelyn Lewis, iunior, Missing from the pidure: Sciroh Lee. 89 ut, -. Tea in honor of Sr. Y-Teen Mothers. Sr.Y- 5 .1 tg ,t-Sf M, ' Left to right: Peggy Stigull, Treasurer, Peggy Lamb, Vice President, Mary Alice Wells, President, Beverly Anderson, Sec- Egg Y-Teen Basketball: And when the great Ruler comes to mark against my name, He marks not that I won or lost, but haw I played the game. retary, Mrs. Short, Sponsor. Pat Mason, Charlotte Hendrix, Dot Haynes, Pat Wiley, Bernice Doris, Mary Phillips, Vivian Johnson, Pat McBride, Jane Madden, JoAnn Jones, Elaine Walker, Bonnie Farris, Irene Gupton, Ester Alsup, Joyce Ransom, Jean Alberson, Floyanne Burrell, Mildred Morris, Nancy Roberts, Annette Cummings, Ann Wood, Ann Breazeale, Jean Hobbs, Pat James, Doris Rikard, Martha Dyche, Betty Stigall, Janis Stevens, Betty Lou Harris, Jane Fisher, Fran Wilson, Mary Frances Bush. 90 Teens Mary Gibbs, Arminta Alley, Georganne Murff, Ann Gibbs, and Pattye Traynom. 1 H-.. 1 Faye Denney, Carol Stark, Gloria Hammers, Judy Johnson, Eleanor Burnette, Laura Bryant, Nellie Hickey, Carolyn Lishman, Shirley Clarke, Jackie Wasson, Barbara Stanford, Shirley Jones, Beverly Street, Sandra Logan, Betty West, Ruth Tarver, Mary Shackelford, Charlene Frayser, Faye Cummings, Jeanette Stark, Hazel Warhurst, June Barnett, Anita Clark, Virginia Smith, Janice Dunn, Susan Echold, Shirley Edmiston, Shirley Dollihite, Bettye Kyle, Jane Baroni. 91 Visiting Crippled Children's Hospital Are: Shirley South, Pearl Thornton, Bobbie Jean Coke, June Bellew, Peggy Hobbs. Making Cowbells: Pat Elliott, Betty Gossett, Carolyn Huggins, Polly Shaw, Nancy Elclred. Key We Build OFFICERS Left To Right: John Coleman, Secretary: Ken Garland, Vice Presidenfp Jimmie Bodamer, President, J. L. Jerden, Treasurer. Mr. Harrell is one of the best bud- dies a boy ever had. He has come To be loved and admired by all ihe Key Club boys. Through his per- sonal guidance the Key Club has grown to be one of The Top rank- ing clubs around Whitehaven. LT. GOVERNOR SPONSOR Jimmy Hall Mr. Herbert Harrell 92 lub SENIORS Kneeling, Left to Right: Frank Smith, Chorles Rast, Ken Gorlond, John Coleman, Sommy Watkins, Standing: Bill Cobb, John Whalen, Harold Biggers, Leroy Moore, George McKinney, Jimmie Bodomer, Billy Belt. Luck c,Xvomx 5 Fwntk ' 65-t J UN IORS SOPHOMORES Kneeling, Left to Right: J. L. Jerden, Buck Snyder, Jimmy Hall, Dan Kneeling, Left to Right: Don Wright, Woody Forbes, Roy Pritchard Riley, Frank Roberson. Standing: Dickie Lipscomb, Dick Dalton, Ra S d Pollard, Jimmy Champion, Paul Horris, Bill Lux, Bill Block. y ton ing: George Cook, Sidney Peek, Guy Forney, 93 5 l PRESIDENT JoAnn Perks Glenn Rowland VICE-PRESIDENT SECRETARY Shirley Crocker TREASURER AND CUM 94 up-p Q' Jane Back Row, Left to Right: Billy Cook, James Furniss, Jerry Duncan, Ladell Walden, Jimmy Wilburn, Jimmy Johnson Middle Row Kenneth Goss, Joyce Tutor, Shirley Olds, Jean Alberson, Glenn Rowland, Dolly McDaniel, Emily Prichard, Eleanor Burnette. Front Row Barbara Leslie Furniss, Shirley Crocker, Ann Polk, JoAnn Parks, Faye Rakestraw, Dor Watkins, Gaye Rakestraw, Virginia Wiseman W 'A' an E A w- i l?9?Q?12 new y ig, i ' ,mgifivh-1, uun i,., , s Qi f G w J Jerry Turner REPORTER Not pictured: J. A, Tatum, Andrey Powers, Glen Morris, Larry Brogdon, Charles Manning, Ed. Hubison, Jerry Turner, Billy Johnson. 95 James Furniss CHAPLAIN s Q W' ,ff fl was r M I 53 Si 43 of w is if my .fitkx V, sf, ,sf i - mr. Crossroads Wm-3 Left to Right, Front: J. l.. Jerden, Arminta Alley, Pat Elliott, Buck Snyder, Mary Alice Wells, Lea Sunderland, Ann Council, Jimmie Bodamer, Back: Dick Dalton, Bill Cobb, Freeman Douglas. Our sponsor Miss Roxie Gaulding 96 Arminta and Pat check page outlines. Bill, J. L. and Jimmie work on the Sports section. Dick, Freeman, and Buck select prints. Ann, Mary Alice and Lea compare with last year's Crossroads. Bill Cobb ..,... .limmie Bodamer J. L. Jerden . . . Ann Council . . . Lea Sunderland . Mary Alice Wells , .......,,.. Editor Business Manager Sports . , . Senior Class . . . Art Work . . . . . Clubs Arminto Alley . . Pat Elliott ...., Buck Snyder . . . Freeman Douglas Dick Dalton ,.... . Miss Gaulding . . . . . Teachers Hall of Fame Lower Class Lower Class , . . Pictures . . Sponsor 4 x 1 Band FLUTES Jackie Bishop Edith Haraway Judy Bridges Jon May Judy Draper Carolyn Baker Betsy Sellers Mary Massey BASS CLARINET PICCOLOS Beverly Rogers Betty Walker ALTO SAXOPHONES Zora Moore Harold White OBOE Rubielen Rogers Len Vandiveer Richard Lee Carter CLARINETS Sue Zinn John Holmes TENOR SAXOPHONE Gwen Bell Terrence Wilkinson Sarah Lee BARITONE SAXOPHONE Patfick Werner Ted Terhune Ann Byard CORNETS Freddy Miller Rodney Wood Cecilia Ferguson Jimmy Pope--Vice President Mary Baker Henderson Mosley Marshall Massey TUBA Richard Lewis Jimmy Powers Eugene McBride Giles Robinson Fred Flowers FRENCH HORNS Jimmy Hall Bill Walker Alec Watts BARITONES Fred Gibson Joe Clement TROMBONES George McKinney John Whalen Erie Hughey Harris Rotman Tom Burks Stanley Henry PERCUSSION Joye Anderson-President Dave Rovee John King Bobby Massey Danny Smith Evelyn Lewis-Secretary MARIMBA AND BELLS Shelba Herndon Rita Montgomery DRUM MAJOR Jimmy Hall MAJORETTES Hazel Zanola Sarah Lee Evelyn Lewis Cecilia Ferguson Russell H. Heinze, Director J E P E ? . Football Coach Tom Nix Left fo right: First row, Charles Rast, Ken Garland, Glenn Griflifh, Bill Dawson, Joe Pope, LeRoy Moore, Jack Roye, Maurice Meyers, Harold Biggers, Don Harden: Second row, Joe Haines, manager, Rex Womack, Marshall Jones, J. L. Jerden, Tommy Tapp, Freeman Douglas, Jimmie Champion, Johnny Sheppard, Brad Carter, Bill Hylander, Leslie Phillips, manager: Third row, Coach Ray, Gary Womack, Bill Morgan, Bobby Ruble, Russell Graves, Carl Coke, Guy Forney, Ray Pollard, Kenny Eldred, Loyd Nelson, Charles Torver, Roy Prictchard, Coach Nix, Coach Bland. Coach Bubba Bland Coach Elmer Ray 100 .,,,,,. ., .--.-,-. ...- -na-:rw --u-r-ww - .--1 fp-xr Leroy Moore Whitehaven-24 Whitehaven- 35 Whitehaven-41 Whitehaven-26 Whitehaven-13 Whitehaven-41 Whitehaven-19 Whitehaven-'I 2 Whitehaven-47 -Whitehaven -20 Rex Womack u i .- 4'v :r 'm. . - 4 All County Johnny Shepard Jimmy Champion f, f' rf f' I I . l'l v ar-1 1 g, ' A 1 s I ? ' . f f 1 3 Collierville- 0 Frayser- 0 Somerville- 0 Millington-'I3 South Side-47 Tech- 0 Messick-21 Bartlett- 7 Germantown- 7 TINY BOWL North Side- 7 101 K - 0 , - e 'Q U . 155 Vx A ,-.: E1 , , '-: , 'h ?::m1 ,- is 1 3 M , ' Z - ffw sQ ,,wP L V -v' pf - 1 M2 15 ..,, an-1,-'..g f :ffm--f,9z'fi 12 iam-,131 K' XV sal?-3 X . . k ??'.i55t'.wLw 7' 'HVW' l7Efi'f'- ,, 7 fu . : f f 1 new ' ' . X' Tiff? ,Q 5 - 3 V T? ' i 5'?7? Qizfsfg Y : ,- - New .. any 1'Y:f4f-Pkg fvfg,,ff'!ff,f,-sl., K ,eQf..,j ,q ,Hf+5gfQE55'i1I,- 'f- ',55q 1f.p8sg-L V? - , M, -.ze -V 1, -,gwygsigu wg nga f 'ff 1 iw8,5m3Qv, '- 7 fzffawzm 3 11 H 'gg .- X w ' AW 'P' ff-f , ' k ,- 1 ik, k Leroy Moore Maurice Meyers Joe Pope Block 'em Mr, Ref. Now You've Got lt - Now You Hoven'f. Jock Roye Glenn Grimth Harold Biggers 102 Careful Ken, ThcT's The Wrong Guy Another Long Jcunf for Grimfh .g , T . i in V- A A 'f vf,g,!?v5ffjQ Qf '5 ',:721I5':.1i:e ' L ,y ,lf ,M or L h r J 3515 ,,.. g -fiii ff Q, 'Tiff J,iQi5l-if 1,53 72-5 -if I ' PWS , -aww' - . 2 if X T liz? f 1- - . Q K Charles Ros? Ken Garland Tiny Bowl Trophy Bill Dawson Q I F County Trophies 103 giwiif if 53 Harold Biggers Jimmy Sfornes VIVQH RU5h5n9 Clyde Bounds Stretch, Clydel Johnny Whalen 104 Leroy Moore Burch Johnson g 1 2 rf .A if .L X ., x ' i F E ' 1 55 1 Rex Womack df' Don'f Let Him Drop If, Rushing. Ken Garland 105 VARSITY Lett to right: First row, Don Pearson, manager, Ken Garland, Jimmy Starnes, Burch Johnson, LeRoy Moore, Tony Hughey, manager, Second row: Coach Graninger, John Whalen, Virgil Rushing, Clyde Bounds, Rex Womack, Harold Biggers. B-TEAM Left to right: First raw, Kenny Eldred, Roy Pritchard, Leslie Phillips, Larry Rice, Jimmie Champion, Bobby Ruble Second row, Coach Bland, Brad Carter, Sydney Peek, Finis Carrell, Hubert Williams, Bob Harvey, Ray Pollard Robert Santi, manager. 106 Go, Man, Go! Baseball 12293 107 'i, if ,F 6 ' K 1' Mx as n vw, Track ,aff Af 332 45, V as fy-if t - '-in fr ,51'L is Q' F.. ' 6 -wt' Left to Right, First Row: Coach Nix, Jimmy Champion, Jimmy Hall, Charles Glaze, Edward Chester, Joe Cassey, Glenn Griffith, Joe Mercer, Law- rence Simmons. Second Row: Charles Nelson, Skeeter May, Charles Belt, Jack Roye, Ernest Harris, Don Harden, John Coleman, Don Evans. County Champs 1953 They're OFF And Running, Up And Over. 108 X ,Q 2 2 uf-ill S arsit Cheerleaders ,5- . ...., : .vi i f,1ffsz::-- ,xSWW 7 A H : ,.53 , :. : iJ,5,,,k ww at if 2 .5 if iff-- e ee 'ii Sponsor-Mrs. Leona Short Left to Right: Nancy Eldred, Rheba Biggs, Virginia Raye, Ann Griftlth, Carolyn-Huggins and Mary Alice Wells, Co-Captains, Shirley South, Pearl Thornton, Ann Tuggle, Norma Sue Starnes. Mascots: Janice Forbes and Martha Harrison. 109 l ml yy AI Q, it Q- ' t , W 3 - I l 1- .4 K1 ...., . ,i f ,K S V , , l I i ' HM . , 3 A 5 ,ul -' I , A 5 ,J I 'L ,I ,fl ' A . ,J A 'r V, A+, Q , I ' u -', , ,J P ' f' P P I K . - Y 4 B-TEAM CHEERLEADERS , Lett to right: First row, Kay Rucker, Ann Breazeole, Second row, Pat Wiley, Charlotte Jackson, Mascots- Janis Forbes and Michael Mosby, Clarice Clayton, Jean Hobbs, Third row, Beverly Anderson, Joan , Decker, Rubielen Rogers, Linda Jackson. wwf of S JJ' y, J ww fi QJ F RESHMAN CHEERLEADERS Lett to right: Peggy Eldred, Sally Council, Nila Jo King, Ann Street, Sybil Worrell, Tommye Jean Pitt- man, Charlotte Kendric, Shirley Simpson, Sylvia Meyers, Suzanne Yost, Pat Goshorn. 110 1 1 HALL 0F FAME -1 -43 .1 1 L55 I' Wfhitehaven 'L Miss Whitehaven Norma Sue Stornes Ann Council Citizens Jerry Cliff Pat Ellloh 114 Mary Alice Wells Frank Smith Jimmie Bodczmer Best Thomson Bonner John Coleman Bill Cobb 115 Dawn Willborn VX I Norma Sue Starnes Beauties Ann Wood Ann Tuggle Glenn Griffith Best Athletes Billy Ray Dawson Ken Garland N ' r 'fy' Vi fl N Lfxv ,H U' a l 'J L x l, 117 Leroy Moore Most Beautiful Johnny Whalen Nancy Eldred Most Handsome Football Queen Hazel Ann Zanola W iw W Most Llkely To Succeed rry Clift .W at 22' ..Mw.,.-,,,..., wh.- And Then She Said .... Taxi, Taxi 6963 A 0 f P9 ia E'--r cell-Block as Working 90's What is it? S Down By The Old Mill-Stream Dixie Land Little Miss Muffet 122 L! 12,6 Z D1 LW C D lv I 5. rf O Sally ff I 1 W, You Name It, We Cc1n't pf ,M A ' ZW I r J, Men From Mars Hummm, Boy, What o Group! Take 'Er Away OfTicers 123 Super Salesmen ' - s, V .sk 1 f 'f-..g V .vw,,,..-if.--X . . V ,Y , L ,,,,,.... Q ' ts A . .-r- wr, Ay W, K -. I . , 3 at I v s ' t or A., n dttt ,. t I wr R ISA Q The obiect of this gome is to run from one end of this cow posture to the other -ff without either getting knocked down or I L F Y stepping in something. A rf' M , ' Whitehaven Jungle Gorden Buddy, Hove A Drink! mm mv Bathing Beauty C?J if 0 5 3 ', U if fa g z i 4, Morning After the NighT Before Watch Tho? Hand K iilk :Ma I T if You Don'f Soy! Y Crazy, Man, Crazy v ,ae , ,- John Breen Colemcm, Jr. . --.1 3 4 ,Kyla fri, Hungry Doorman 125 Is If That Bod? I ff-ex . n Sleepy Time Gal Hold 'T' here Comes the Wmd Jerden's Friendly Finance Co. Wrecks Our Gal Sal, and Kay Babe The Flying Tigers Don t you get nt, Young? Sam Then There's That Boy in Third Period 126 Tee, Hee! Mr. Whitehaven Topsy, Turvy Surprize The Editor Down, Boy, Down Blow the Man Down Swamp Beauty? Nonconnah Beach 127 f T . I Trapped! I Tau? I Taw A Puddy Tail Thom A Coach? Cowgirl Tha1's Freshmen For You Double Exposure They Got Their Man Don'f Feed IT, Maybe l1 ll Go Away 128 A BLUFF CITY DISTRIBUTING CO. 234 East Street Phone 36-4501 BROOKS AVE. MARKET 1875 Brooks Avenue Phone 9-9171 HARDY'S HARDWARE HERNDON'S GROCERY 2850 Lamar Ave, 2476 Hwy. 51 South Phone 62-3821 Phone 9-9398 L. D. FINCI-I SUNDRY STORE W. G. PETTY 81 SONS, INC 707 Craft Road 3733 Lamar Ave. Phone 35-9257 Phone 48-4478 SWINDLER'S PHARMACY WONDER BREAD 2230 Florida St. 400 Monroe Ave. Phone 9-6622 Phone 5-1448 MAYHALL'S GROCERY THE WAGNOR CO. Hwy. 61 81 Mallory Ave. 1561 S. Bellevue Phone 35-1881 Phone 35-2527 BROWN'S WEONA -H-7 BURK'S FLURIST 3668 Lamar Avenue 1609 South Bellevue Phone 4-2922 Phone 9-0233 McALISTER-DAVIS Compliments CONSTRUCTION CO Of 1439 Bellevue Phone 9-2358 WHITEHAVEN MERHANTS ZOLLINGER'S Association REFRIGERATION - APPLIANCES 2299 Lamar - 2321 S. Bellevue 35-2546 Best 0fLuCk7 SCHOOL JACKETS and AWARD , v 5 SWEATERS - SPALDING LOAFERS fr, and SADDLE OXFORDS A 1 I il !. I I Whitehaven Graduates SCHOOL LETTERS and PENNANTS A BASEBALLS 0 FOOTBALLS BASKETBALLS 0 GOLF CLUBS A TROPHIES 0 VOLLEY BALLS WATER SKIS 0 TENNIS L 6 FISHING TACKLE , A GUNS and AMMUNITION ,f , Qtr SHOE SKATES A eq A T ,, l4Y'r.XxXXh, ' V, J 1' 'B ,,-U SSS Agents for W '15, The MacGx:egor Co. .133 Ng ,LJ K W '33 A. G. Spalding Bros. Z John T Rlddell L -lil 1165LmhQm lAlu'sllN-CHVETTE Phone 9.9356 srolmnc coons comumv Il Pays to Play 9 NORTH THIRD STREET TELEPHONE 5-2725 2. ' x M N N , N1 Compliments of Coca-Cola Bottlingkflo. M V Memphis, Tennessee I 3 T he Pause That Refreshesv ELECTRONIC SUPPLY, INC. Radio ,... Television .... Electronic Supplies of all Types 1100-1102 Union Ave. Memphis 3, Tennessee LEONARD'S Pit Barbecue is Supreme 1140 South Bellevue YELLOW BUS LINES Office: 60 South Third 37-6318 Congratulations and Best wishes to every member of the class of '54-. ALLIED FLORISTS OF MEMPHIS Buy your flowers from an allied florists Compliments of WELLS, GROCERY YORK ARMS CO. If it's SPORTING GOODS We have it. 4148 McCorkle Road 162 So. Main St. Phone 8-1217 Phone 9-7943 Memphis, Tennessee Crump Lime 81 Cement Co., Inc. Furnishing High Quality Material for Over 40 Yearsii Lamar and Willett Sis. Phone 7-0955 HUNTINGTON INDUSTRY, INC. 2365 Prospect N MEMURY OF JOH HAMILTO FYFE John H. Fyfe In the death of John Hamilton Fyfe, Whitehaven High School lost one of its finest teachers, and Memphis and Shelby County one of its most outstanding artists. Mr. Fyfe died at Methodist Hospital at 7:35 A.M., Saturday, January 16, 1954, after an illness of ten days. Mr. Fyfe taught in Tennessee schools 20 years, having taught five years in Knoxville before coming to Whitehaven as Commercial Art teacher in 1939. Before his teaching career he served in World War l, studied in Chicago, New York, and Paris, and toured the Orient to Egypt. Mr. Fyfe's contributions to Whitehaven School and to local civic life were innumer- able, yet he was never too busy with his many tasks to make a suggestion or lend a helping hand to any student. Mr. Fyfe will long be remembered for his qualities of character, cheerfulness, and willingness to help others. 133 i ,.,aE3E1f 'rggm1q:,p',5?1r:f1q5-w -v-1-fy--VU H-,-1-F-.Q -V -...... ,. . ,,, ,,, ,WV ,Www ' -'54 CALENDAR AUGUST 19-20 Registration 31 School Reopens SEPTEMBER 4 Opening Football Game-W.H.S. vs. Collierville 11 Beta Club Sock Dance 18 Homecoming Game-W.H.S. vs. Somerville Key Club Dance 25 Midsouth Fair Holiday OCTOBER 9 Holiday for State Teacher's Meeting 23 Hall of Fame Elections 30 PTA Carnival NGVEMBER 6 Beta Club Tapping 1 1 Victory Day Holiday 13 Key Club Amateur Show 17 Opening Basketball Game-W.H.S. vs. Brighton 25 W.H.S. vs. North Side Jackson in the Tiny Bowl 26-30 Thanksgiving Holidays DECEMBER 3 Football Banquet School Day Pictures Arrive 8 Senior Class Rings Arrive 16 Band and Chorus Concert 134 1 ' ' CALE 17 Crosscut Honor Banquet 18 Christmas Dance Christmas Holidays Begin 25 Senior Class Open House given by 4 Holidays End 11-12 Holidays for Snow 16 Mr. Fyfe died 22 Holiday for Snow 28 Key Club vs. Hi-Y in March of Dime 4 Magazine Campaign started 12 Beta Club Tapping 19 Basketball Tournament 12 Annual Girls vs. Broadcaster Girls 17-19 FHA Convention 9 Spanish Club Dance 15-17 FFA Convention 23 Band Concert 23-25 Beta Club Convention 23 Baccalaureate Service 27 Senior Tea 28 Graduation 29 Seniors at Maywood NDAR Ann 81 Lea s basketball game in basketball game 135 0' Here are three more tributes that arrived too late to be included with the others. We hope you enjoy them, too. The Staff At every turn since leaving Whitehaven High School, I have been guided by the inspiring example of Mr. Elliott. His ability as an organizer and the counsel that he gave us students had an effect on all who were privileged to come in contact with this great educator. Marie Johnson, T942 Memphis, Tennessee It is an honor to have the privilege of paying tribute to Mr. Elliott. There are many reasons why he is remembered and respected long after graduation, his willingness to listen, his uncanny ability to have a solution to your problem, his Board of Education, his Built in Lie Detector, and most of all the certainty of all concerned that his de- cisions in all matters were just and impartial. His sense of honesty and fair play will long be remem- bered and these principles practiced by those he taught. Clarence White Kingsport, Tennessee Assistant Editor, 1944 One of the greatest pleasures of my high school days has been my friendship with Mr. Elliott. It is something I am looking forward to carrying on through future years. There are not words in the English language to express the deep respect I have for this great man who has made Whitehaven the wonderful school it is. May the Lord bless you, Mr. Elliott, as you continue in your work of helping others. Bill Cobb, T954 Whitehaven, Tennessee Through my years of friendship with Mr. Elliott, I have known no finer man. By careful guidance he has brought this school to high achievements. His co-workers will long be grateful to him for his leadership, and among the young men and women who have come in contact with him he will always be remembered as a dynamic princi- pal and a helpful friend. 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