Whitehaven High School - Crossroads Yearbook (Memphis, TN)

Text from Pages 1 - 148 of the 1955 volume:

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It is their iob to instill in a student a sense of responsibility to his school, his community, and his country. They must uphold ideals of character and conduct that will be beneficial for the student to follow. 2 6 i c a i o n Mrs. Ozella Yort Not only the freshmen, but the whole high school as well, loves and respects two of our freshman English teachers, Mrs. Yort and Mrs. Short. They are known to all for ,jlfff X their friendly smiles and cheery words. Their patient instruction and understanding have Y' meant much to all their students. With their wise guidance and Christian influence, they xi have affected the lives of their students morally, as well as intellectually. ,X V To them, in appreciation for all they have done for us and our school, we, the staff, dedicate the Crossroads of 1955. 3 '4' Contents Administration Hall Of Fame Classes 4 Campus Cut-Ups Student Organizations Advertisements Athletics u Mater a spot l'lI always cherish Down nn sunny Tennessee he is i i l 14 the warmth of schoolday friendshipi Mean so much to me- Q s 1 Where the boys are brave and stalwart i M And the girls exceeding fair- ohg the huns of ofa Whitehaven r will find my heart right there. Mater, Alma Mater, the years your light will shine it spreads a path of glory o'er the sands ot time. dream i'll always cherish hold so dear, spreads above me, kind and clear. stands in reputation arms of welcome wide, of her wisdom freely who will abide. Ross Franks 'K 1 gh ww xx N x .X K 3, iw Q N Q 4 s 2 X R x . . 2 f - QM ff' Administration Our administration is one to be proud of. The arduous task of keeping a large school running correctly rests squarely on their shoulders. The wise guidance and council avail- able in time of trouble gives each student a feeling of reassurance. R. S. ROBISON Cumberland University, BS W Peabody College, MA N MRS- J' B- COLEMAN MRS. LORRAINE HALL Southwestern, BA ROXIE GAULDING Memphis State, BS Duke University, MA JACK GRANINGER Memphis State, BS Bookkeeper Social Studies The purpose of social studies is to give us a greater under- standing of the world around us. it enables us to visualize the ideas upon which civilization is based. MRS. THELMA GODWIN Memphis State, BS University of Alabama, MA to u.,,.s L 5 A fi fjfli ELMER RAY BERNARD BUFORD Memphis State, BS Southwestern, BA 8 Speech Library S M Engllsh 1 is :Y . ts, . .xiii it PATRICIA WHEELER wwf, David Lipscomlq, Sf K I, , , f ffijg- -1, ' ' . ' ,mf , . f fu I V' , . 1 1 1,1 , if Q, 1 ff, pf Z fi., I GRACE DE POYSTER Peabody College, BS TOMMYE RUSSELL Berea College, BA Memphis State, MA One of the most vital subiects to a well-rounded education is English. Both funda- mentals and fine points of English are taught. The foundation in English given in Whitehaven School may well be a contributing factor to success in later life. MRS. MARY THOMAS E. 1, K gl : l s gg , T 1 MRS. LEONE SHORT Auburn. BS State, B5 Oklahoma A 81 M, BS MRS. OZELLA YORT KENNETH CANESTRARI EUGENE BOYANTON Memphis State. BS Memphis State, BS Memphis State, BS University of Miss., MA 9 TC? MRS. KATHERINE STANTON Washington Unlversity, BA Science An excellent four-year science course is offered at Whitehaven. The laboratories afford an opportunity for development of scientific initiative. Students are well-prepared to continue scientific studies in college. MRS. OLGA FISHER Peabody, BS Mathematics O Memphis State, BS The curriculum of the mathematics department consists of five courses, general mathematics, algebra I, algebra II, plane geometry, and trigonometry and solid geometry. Students who have taken these mathematics courses are well-prepared for further training in technical careers. I MRS. FRANCES RAMAY MSCW, BS University of Arkansas, MS lf . . MRS. LOUISE CANNON MSCW, BA 7 LOUISE LEIGH R. T. STRICKLAND Memphis State, BS University of Miss., BA 10 Foreign Languages The language department at -Whitehaven is vital in that it teaches the students the languages and customs of other countries, thus giving them an insight into their own language. MRS. M. MATTHEWS KATHERINE CROWELL University of Akron, BA Western Reserve, MA University ot Alabama, BA MRS. SUE DEAR FRANCES GANDY MRS, J, W, BURKHEAD Delta State, BS Memphis State, BS Union University, BS University of Tenn., MS University of Tenn., MS The home economics department is vital to girls who are planning to be home-makers or plan to enter some phase of home economics. lt teaches girls the importance of a balanced, well-planned home and the understanding that is needed to run it smoothly. Agriculture J. W. BURKHEAD University of Tenn., BSA The agriculture department can be best explained by the motto of the Future Farmers of America, Learning to do, Doing to learn, Earning to live, Living to serve. 11 -any MARY ELLA MOSBY Memphis Conservatory ot Music, MB ELIZABETH CHEEK University of Miss.. BS Music Department The music department gives opportunity to those who are musically inclined. The students learn to play the instruments of their choice, and they gain experience in vocal work, Commercial R. H. l'lElNZE K I -' Southwestern, BM ,f ' ,f ff 6 if gf , tj, , f ,Afp The commercial department is of great importance to our school. Those who are interested in entering the business world receive training in bookkeeping, short- hand, and the operation of office machines. BETTY LYNN DONALD Miss. College, BS MRS. FRANCES SUMMERS ' University of Tenn.. BS TOM NIX Memphis State. BS Physical Education Students are required to participate in the physical Educa- tion program of Whitehaven School. The activities carried on there are designed to build physically as well as intellectually. EDWARD BLAND University Tenn., BS 12 A. C. EMERY Radio Shop 7533516 Vocational Shops ELMER RUDDER Engine Shop L. H. HEDIGER Aircraft Shop The vocational program offers a student an excellent foundation in trade and industry. The instructors are thoroughly trained in their chosen field and are very capable of transmitting their knowledge to their students. These courses are available to all who wish to develop their industrial talents by actually participating. LAWRENCE FISCHER MRS. GLADYS ROGERS MRS. ELLEN FABIAN Machine Shop Cosmetology University of Miss., BA Industrial Arts The industrial arts program offered by our school is very important to all students, especially those who plan to be engineers. The valuable training it offers is appreciated in years to come and will supply a background on which to base higher learning in this important field. T. V. JORDAN Memphis State, BS University of Tenn., MS Department Head TOM BELL Middle Tenn. State, BS 13 HARVEY LEWIS Tenn. Tech., BS, ME June Bellew Pat Wiley Joan Decker Capiain Rheba Biggs Cheerleaders Carolyn Huggins Jackie Wasson Joyce Ransom Della Vescovi Virginia Raye Co-Ca plain Beverly Anderson Oh, the halls of old Whitehaven xv 1 A , 1 , -' it ll - -W ww, ,L CLHSS S 5 fi N Seniors . xxx A ft 'Q ' in vi ln, 'x, . Q Q if xx Q, S 3 w ' fl?-I' ' i -1 qi? ,Q i :Q , '-I-rl' if L, ,Q 1 N A fi - E W5 9 Q 1 5 Q Frank Roberson, Buck Snyder, Joy Little, Bill Lux Officers President .......H..,...... Buck Snyder Secretary e .,..-...n,A....... Joy little Vice-Presideni .,.....-.. Frank Roberson Treasurer .....-..........o.... Bill Lux 16 ani ADAMS 3 years Be a Club 3,4, Key Club 3,4, Hi-Y 3,4, Vice-Pres. 4, Outstanding Draftsman Award 3. JEAN ALBERSON 4 years T. 84 I. Club 2-4, Sec. 2, Chaplain 4, F.H.A. I, 4H l,2, Y-Teens- l,3,4. V ' A - JIM ALLEN l year ry Radio Club 4. L, BETTY ARNOLD 2 years Tri-Hi-Y 3.4, Library Assistant 4. g BOBBYE ANN ARNOLD 2 years Tri-Hi-Y 3,4, Sec. 3, Library Assistant. JUNE MARIE BALKO 4 years Senior Y-Teens 4, Speech Club 4. BETTY BARNES 5 years Spanish Club 2,3, Tri-Hi-Y 3, Y-Teens I,4. JUNE BARNETT 4 years 4H Club I, Latin Club I, Spanish Club 2, F.H.A. 2, Music Club 3,4, Y-Teens 3,4. JANE BARONI I0 years Spanish Club 2.3, Y-Teens I,3,4, 4H Club 2,3, Speech Club 4, F,H.A. 2, Junior Degree 2. PAT BATES 3 years F.H,A. 2-4, Junior Degree, Chapter Degree, Tri-Hi-Y 3,4. BEVERLY BEACH 4 years Latin Club I, Jr. Y-Teens I, Song Leader I, Spanish Club 2,3, Sec. 3, Tri-Hi-Y 2-4, Chaplain 3, Speech Club 4, Beta Club 2-4, Vice-Pres. 4, Crossroads Staff 4, Best Citizen 4. JUNE BELLEW I2 years F.H.A. I, Spanish Club 2,3, Y-Teens I-4, Beta Club 2-4, Speech Club 4, 4H Club l,2, Cheerleader 4, 17 BETTY SUE BENNETT 5 years Beta Club 3-4, Secretary 4, Tri-Hi-Y 2-4, Chapter Vice President 3, Spanish Club 2-3, Speech Club 4, Candidate for Miss Pan- America I-3, First Alternate 2, Candidate for Football Queen 3-4, Cheerleader 1, Senior Beauty, Best Citizen 4. CARL BERNHOFT 4 years Radio Club 4. RHEDA BIGGS 4 years Show Club I-4, Secretary 3-4, Beta Club 3-4, Cheerleader 3-4, Captain 4, Candidate for Football Queen 4, Senior Y-Teens 4, Office Work 4, Best Citizen 4, 9 years KEY 2-41 Beta 3-45 Hi-Yi Chaplain 2, Chapter President dent 2, Band I, Baseball 3, LESLIE ALLEN BONE I4 years Radio Club 2-4, Secretary 8. Treasurer 4, Shaw Club 2-4, Vice President 4, Football 2-3. MARTHA ANN BOONE 8 years Red Cross l-3. MARY BOYANTON 3 years Tri-Hi-Y 2-4, Chaplain 4, Chapter Chaplain 3, Basketball Manager 2, Youth in Government 3, Beta Club 2-4, French and Latin Club 2-3, Latin Tournament 2, Distinction 2, Speech Club 4, Book- store 4, Crossroads 4. WILLIAM GILBERT BLACK l,3,4: Vice Presi- Euk UQOQQ be Tl' ---Y DONALD YOUNG BRIDGES Hi-Y 3-4, Spanish 2-3, Executive Committee 3, Speech Club 4, Golf Team 4. li 9 years LAURA MAE BRYANT 5 U2 years Jr. Y-Teens 1, Y-Teens 2-4, Latin Club 2-3, Beta Club 2-4, Library 3-4, Vice President of West Tennessee Library Association 4, Speech Club 4, Latin Tournament 2, Honorable Mention 2. ELEANOR BURNETT 4 years T. 8g I. Club 2-4, Y-Teens 3. ANITA CALDWELL ll years Jr. Y-Teens I, President l, Latin Club I, Crosscut Club I, Secre- tary 8K Treasurer l, Spanish Club 2-3, Tri-Hi-Y 2-4, Chapter Historian 3, Speech Club 4, Library Assistant l-3, F.H.A. 4, Senior Beauty 4. MARIE CANADY 4 years Spanish 2, F.H.A. 3-4, Tri-Hi-Y, Beta Club 3-4, Fashion Shaw 3-4. 18 ball 2-4, Baseball 2-4, All County 3, Best Athlete 4. Jr. Y-T s lg 4-H Club l,2, Tri-Hi-Y 2-4, Speech Club 4, F.H.A. l-3- r r 4. BRAD CARTER 3 years 'W Club 3,4, Secretary 4, Speech Club 4, Football 2-4, Basket' NADINE CASSINI 6 years JIMMY CHAMPION l I 4 years ff C s easurerfb W Club 3,4, Pres. 4, Key Club 3,4, Vice P r s - - - , ' : ,4, . 4, B kefyall I4, Football l4 All County 3 Baseball 3 ck - t Athlete 3,4. If as , ' Joe ALLEN CLEMENT J IO years I Qf I, 44-I 1, Baseball I, Track 3.4, Jr. Ha-Y 1, Hi-Y 2-4, plain 3. Secretory 4. ANITA CLARK 4 years COATS, JAMES RONALD 4 years 4-H l,2, Hi-Y 2, T. 8. I. 4, Football I, Track 2 JIMMY COOPER 41-Q years Latin Club 2. LEWIS CRAWFORD 4 years Track I. Manager 2, EDWIN CREASY, JR. 355 years JIMMY CRUMPLER 4 years Hi-Y 3,45 Beta Club 3.4, Board of Advisors 4: Key Club 4, Foot- ball 4. MARY ELIZABETH CUFF I2 years Jr. Y-Teens If Latin Club 2,35 Library Club 2.4. Pres. 4, Beta 244 Speech Club 4, Crosscut Club 4. DICK DALTON 4 years Latin Club l,2, Vice Pres. 2, Latin Tournament l.2, Beta Club 3-4, Key Club 3,45 Hi-Y 4, Sec. 4, Crossroads 3,4, Track 3, French o Latin Club 3, Vice President 3, Speech 4, Latin Club I, Spanish Club 2, Y-Teens 3,4, M THOMAS DAVENPORT 7 years . . ADRIENNE DAVIS II years Beta Club 2-4, Crosscut Club l,4, Tri-Hi-Y 2-4, Broadcaster 2-4. Editor 4, Miss Sophomore, Miss Junior, Miss Whitehaven, Class Sec. 3, Football Queen Candidate 3, Vice-Pres. of Tenn. Press Association 3, Most Likely to Succeed. BILLY DICKSON 4 2 years Hi-Y 3,4. F AN DOUGLAS 9 years ' l-4- in Club l,2, Latin Tournament l,2, Outstanding :gE, 2, Chaplain 2, Band I,2, Beta Club 2-4, Radio l-4, Pres. 4, Crossroads Staff 3,4, Key Club 4, Crosscut Club 4. STEPHEN ECHOLS 6 years Spanish Club 'Z-4, Pres. 4, Hi-Y 4, Crasscut Club 4 HOMER ELKINS 7 years Jr. Red Cross 2, Hi-Y 3,4, Spanish Club 3. PATSY ELLIS 2 years Tri-Hi-Y 4, Jr. Red Cross 4, Speech Club 4. THOMAS ELLIS 5 years Radio Club 2, Music Club 4. ARNOLD EPPS 4 years Radio Club 2-4, Sergeant-at-Arms 4, Hi-Y 4, Football l. BONNIE FARRIS I2 years Y-Teens I-4, Basketball 2-4, Fashion Show 3. JERRY DALE FERGUSON IO years LINDA FERGUSON I2 years Y-Teens I-2, Basketball 2,- Tri-Hi-Y 4, Library Club l,2, Library Assistant l,2,3, Beta Club 2-4, F.H.A. 3-4, Miss Home Economics 4, Junior Degree 3, Chapter Degree 3, State Degree 4. 20 g, . . Q. s I . J K 5 W fr an 'K ,Q x gg r A f W is Sf x 1 1 3 slr RUSSELL E. FISHER 6 years Hi-Y 3,45 Chorus 3,4, Robemaster 3, Music Club 34, VICS PYCS- 4- WILLIAM GOODELL FISHER 4 Years Spanish Club 3.4, Treasurer 3.4, JACKIE FOSTER 2 years Tri-HIAY 3,42 F.I-IA. 3,4, Candidate far Football Queen 3,41 Most Beautiful 3,4. CHARLENE FRAYSER 4 years Senior Y-Teens I-4, Fashion Show 3 WILUAM RUDOLPH GATLIN MQ years Music 4, 4-H 2-4. KENNETH E. GOSS 6 years Jr. Hi-Y l, Hi-Y 2-4, Music Club 2-4, T. 81 I. 2-4, Pres. 3, Vice Pres. of West Tennessee T. 8- I. Club 3, Parliameniarian 4: Chorus I-4, Pres. 4, Crasscut Club 3,41 Track Manager 2. ANN GRIFFITH 8 years F.H.A, I-4, Show Club ZV4, Sr. Y-Teens 2-4, Vice Pres. 4, Basket- ball 2-4g Cheerleader l'3. PATRICIA GRIMES I2 years Cheerleader If Library Assist. If Jr. Y-Teens lg Spanish Club 2,35 Tri-Hi-Y 2-4, Song Leader 3,45 Jr. Red Crass I-4, Speech Club 4, 4-H Club I-4, JOHNNY GUNTER 4 years HVY 2-4: Chorus 2g Minstrel Show 2g Music Club 2. IRENE GUPTON 4 years JI' Y'Tee l5 if SPGUISIW CIUID 2: Sr. Yffeens 3,41 Beta Club 2-4, Library Assist. 4. GENE HACKLER I4 years F.F.A. I-4. . PAUL EVERRETT HAIRE 1 9 years Radio Club I-4, Vice Pres. 4. 21 . .scs I . Sauk Latin Club I5 4-H Club 3-45 Band I-35 W Club 25 Football Jr. Hi-Y I5 Sr. Hi-Y Track 3-4. Band I-45 Spanish Club 2-35 4-H Club 25 Jr. Y-Teens Ig Speech 45 Sr. Y-Teens 2-45 President 25 Basketball 2-45 F.H.A. I. EDITH HARAWAY Club 25 Tri-Hi-Y 2-45 Basketball 25 Spanish Bookstore 2-35 Y-Teens I, DON HARDEN I-45 Basketball I,3,45 Track I-4. PAUL HARRIS 2-35 Basketball 35 Key Club 3-45 W Club 45 SHELBA JEAN HERDON LV? JIMMY HALL 9 years Hi-Y I-45 President I5 Key Club 2-45 District Lt. Governor 35 District Secretary 45 Show Club I-4, President 45- Band Drum Maior I-45 Broadcaster 2-45 Business Manager at Broadcaster 35 4-H Club President5 Track 2-4, RUTH ANN HALL 4 years Jr. Y-Teens lg F,H.A. I-25 Junior Degree I5 Chapter Degree 25 Tri-Hi-Y 2-45 4-H Club I-45 Beta Club 2-45 Speech Club 45 Basketball 45 Bookstore 4. BARBARA JUNE HAMILTON 6 years Chorus I-25 4-H Club I-45 Song Leader 45 F.H.A. I-45 Junior Degree I5 Chapter Degree 25 Tri-Hi-Y 2-45 Basketball 25 Candidate for Football Queen 2-35 Alternate to Football Queen 2-35 Candidate for Miss Pan-America 2-35 Honor Banquet 35 Jr. Red Cross I-2. JIMMY HAMMERS 4 years Radio Club 3 4 I0 years II years 4 years I2 years ANN MARIE HILL 4 years Jr. Y-Teens Ig Spanish Club 25 Chorus 25 Minstrel Show 25 Tri-Hi-Y 2-45 F.H.A. 3-45 Fashion Show 3'45 Senior Beauty. FAYE HINTON 7 years Tri-Hi-Y 2-45 French Club 2-45 Beta Club 3-45 Jr. Y-Teens. JOHN ALBERT HOLMES I2 years Jr. Hi-Y I5 Secretary 81 Treasurer I5 Hi-Y 2-45 Sergeant-at-Arms 35 Band I-45 Vice President 45 Chorus 35 President 35 Crosscut Club 35 Music Club 35 Boy Quartet 3-4. CHARLOTTE HOWARD 2 years Speech Club 45 Tri-Hi-Y 3-4. 22 Y-Teens I-3, Spanish Club 2, Jr. Red Cross 3, Art Club 4. Jr. Y-Teens I, Y-Teens 2-4, Cheerleader 2-4, Captain 3, French Club 2,a. , N5 v . Radio Club 2-4, Football 1. ' fe' 1 L- Football 2-4, Track 3,4, W Club 3,4. 'rx Tri-Hi-Y 3.4, Speech Club 4. Hi-Y I.3,4, Spanish Club 2, 4-H Club I,2, Baseball I. Jr. Y-Teens I, Library Club I, F.H.A. I,3,4, Junior Degree I, Fashion Show 3, Spanish Club 2, Tri-Hi-Y 2,3,4, Chorus 1.2. Hi-Y I-4, Chaplain I, Band I-4, Chorus 4, 4-H Club I-3, Foot- ball I-2. PAULI NE HUDDLESTON 6 years CAROLYN HUGGINS II years GENTRY HULLO - ' I X ll 4 years ,D ' J I ' BILL HYLAND I 3 yeorsx 3 1' X .0 1 l ., x H51 R v'7 ss. . w I .4 .J J. L. JERDEN 6 years Key Club 2-4, Treasurer 3, Beta Club 2-4. State President 4, Class President I,2, Mr. Junior, Mr. Whitehaven, Cotton Carnival Royalty 3, Football I-4, Crosscut Club I.2.4, Crossroads Staff 3.4 Editor 4. JACK JONES 3 years Hi-Y 2-4. MARSHALL JONES 4 years Key Club 2-4, Beta Club 2-4, President 4, Latin Club 2,3, Presi- dent 3, Chorus I, Class Secretary I, Football I-4, Quiz em on the Air 3, Annual Staff 4, Crosscut Club 3-4, Best Citizen 4. ROBERT JONES 4 years T. 8. I. Club 3.4. VICKIE JONES 2 years WAYNE KIMZEY, JR. II years DARLA SUE KINCAID 4 years JOHN KING I2 years BILLY LAMAR 4 years Music Club 2, Art Club 3,4, Vice-President 3, Hi-Y 4, Football l, Track 4. BOYCE LAMB 4 years 4-H Club l-4, President 4, Honor Club l-4, Crosscut Club. EVELYN LEWIS I0 years Jr. Y-Teens l, Cheerleader l, Band 2-4, Sec. 3, Candidate for Football Queen 3,4, Candidate for Miss Pan-America 2,3, Tri- Hi-Y 2-4, Chapter President 3, Sec. 4, Basketball 2-4, 4-H Club l-4. DICKEY UPSCOMB i2 years Hi-Y 3,4, Key Club 3,4, Speech Club 4, 4-H Club l, Football 2,3, Baseball 2-4. 355-T or zsvzffzyruflwef QLWAY5 -- 'iijicldlh CAROLYN LISHMAN 4 years F,H.A. l, Senior Y-Teens 2-4, Library Assistant 3. JOY LITTLE l2 years Jr. Y-Teens I, Vice President l, Show Club l-4, Sec. 4, Thi-Hi-Y 2-4, Historian 2,3, Beta Club 3,4, Class Sec. 4, Class Treasurer 3, Spanish Club 2,3, Cotton Carnival Royalty 3, Best Citizen 4. CHARLES LOONEY 4 years T. 8. I. Club 2, Art Club 2,3, 4-H Club 3,4, French Club 4. TONI LUDLOW 4 years C i- .A. l, Y-Teens 4. BILL LUX 4 years Hi-Y l-4, Chapter Sec. 2.3, President 4, Key Club 3,4, Class Secretary 3, Class Treasurer 4, Basketball 2, Track 3,4, Band l, Youth in Government 3, Crosscui Club 4, Broadcaster 2. HAROLD McFADlN 4 years JOHNNY MALONE ' 4 years Cl l,2, Art Club 4, T. 81 I. Club 4. X JEAN MANNING l2 years g . I. Club 4. i l ' 24 CARROLL MAY l X6 years DOLORES MAY 4 years Spanish Club 2, F.H.A. 3-4, Beta Club 3-4, Tri-Hi-Y 2-4, Fashion Show 3-4. MARY ANN MAYHALL I2 years F.l-l.A. I-4, Baby Sister I, Parliameniarian 2, President 4, Sub- dislrict Vice-President 4, Broadcaster 4, Tri-Hi-Y 2-4, 4-H Club I-3, Treasurer 2, President 3, Candidate Miss Pan-America 3, Crasscui Club 3-4. HOWARD MINGA 7 years ERNEST MITCHELL 4 years JO ANN MOORE 7 years F.H,A. I-3, Junior Degree 3, Chapter Degree 3, Jr. Y-Teens I, Tri-Hi-Y 2-4, Basketball 4, Speech Club 4, Chorus I-3, Music Club 3. A iqikky , - ,Hs in-AS,i,? sL,s.g,- r .sg J T is ii s ge ii, 3' Y X. 4 My We I A V' 4- -.1 ye , , , r - is i r I MILDRED MORRIS 8 years l Beta 2-4, Jr. Y-Teens I, Sr. Y-Teens 2-4, F.H.A. I-4, Jr. Degree I, i A Pan-American Candidate 3, Library I, Spanish Club 2, 4-H , Club r - l K ktkk L K CLARENCE MURPHY I '? I 4 years Bera 2-4, if. Ha-Y 1, HH 4, French and Latin 3, speech 4, ll Quiz 'em on the Air 3. MILDRED GENEVIEVE NICHOLS I2 years Pan-American Candidate l-2, Latin Club I-2, Song Leader 2, 4-H Club l-2, Song Leader 2, Chorus I-2, Tri-Hi-Y 2-4, Speech Club 4, Y-Teens I. DAVID LEX NEWELL 4 years F.F.A. I-4, President 4, Chorus 2, Minsirel Show 2. I SHIRLEY MARIE OLDS 715 years T. 81 I. Club 3, Jr. Red Cross 3-4. OPAL FAYE ORTMAYER IO years Y-Teens I, F.H.A. I-4, Tri-Hi-Y 2-4, Chorus 2. 25 CHARLES LEE PACE SHQ years Track I. FAYE PARKER 5 years 1 gLLg RAY PARKER 2 years F.F.A. 3,4, Secretary 4, CHARLES PEARL 5X2 years Jr. Hi-Y l. MARTHA PENDERGRASS 'll years Latin Club lg Chorus I.2, Spanish Club 2-3, 4-H Club I-4, YATeens l,2, Tri-Hi-Y 3,4, Sergeant at Arms, Parliamentarion 4, Tri-Hi-Y Basketball 3, F,H.A. l-3. CHRISTINE PHILLIPS 8 years LESLIE ALLEN PHILLIPS I2 years 5 Hi-Y 3,45 4-H Club 3,45 W Club 3,45 Spanish Club 3: B all l-4, Basketball I-4, Football 2, Manager 3. ' 3 xl Q yi' -if JAMES DOUGLAS PILLOW Af 4 years fi j P' NV' Latin Club i, Ari Club 2,31 mv 4. K M 'f HX y lg . - RAY POLLARD l2 years 4-H If Hi-Y 4, Radio Club I-4, Vice Pres. 3, Key Club 3,4, Treasurer 4, Beta Club 3.4: Basketball I, Track 3,45 Best Citizen 4. JAMES POPE 3 years Hi-Y 2-4, Reporter 4, Show Club 3,45 Radio Club 3.4, Band 2-4, Vice Pres 3, Pres 4, Crosscut Club 4, 4-H Club 2-3, Vice Pres 3, Football 2. JAMES PRICHARD 4 years Radio Club 2-4, Football 2. COURTNEY PRESSON 8 years Crosscut Club 2,4, Secretary-Treasurer 4, Tri-Hi-Y 2-4, Pres. 2,4, Vice Pres. 3, Broadcaster 2-4, Copy Editor 3, Society Editor 4, Chorus I-3, Y-Teens I, Secretary lg Best Citizen 2-4. 26 Rv - 4. . 1 -M t K , 1h L E, . t L 3 .gg I FAYE RAKESTRAW 4 years T. 8. I. Club 3,4, Treasurer 4. GAYE RAKESTRAW 4 years T. 81 I. Club 3,4, Reporter 4. JOYCE RANSOM 4 years Y-Teens l,3,4, F.H.A. I,2,3, Spanish Club 2, Library Assistant 4, Cheerleader 4. RUSSELL RAST 4 years W Club 3,4, Art Club 3,4, Treasurer 3, President 4, Crosscut Club 4, Baseball I-4. KENNETH RENFRO . . 4 years , Q Art Club 4. Vice President 4, Show Club 4, Football I. FREIDA RIGGS 2 years Jr. Red Cross 3, Y-Teens 4, Basketball 4. DON LEE RILEY K Va Xu S TL 4 years Hi-Y l,4, Youth for Government 3, Latin Club l,2, Treasurer 2 Picture Editor 3-4, Class Vice-President 3, Track 2, Best Citizen 4 OPAL LUCILLE RILEY 8 years FRANK M. ROBERSON JR. I2 years Class Vice-President 4, Key Club 3-4, Pres. 4, Crosscut Club 4, Pres. 4, Volunteer Boys State 3, F.F.A. I-3, State Parliamentary Procedure Team 2, Delegate to Key Club International Conven- tion 3, Speech Club 4, Best Citizen 4, Most Likely to Succeed 4, JOHN ROE 4 years Latin Club I,2, Football l,2. ELLEN VIRGINIA ROYE 5 years 7' Beta Club 2-4, Cheerleader 3,4, Tri-Hi-Y 2-4, Treasurer 3, Spanish Club 3, Speech Club 4, Jr. Y-Teens l, 4-H Club I, Library Club I-3, Sec. I, Library Assistant I-3, MARY EDITH ROZIER 2 years Tri-Hi-Y 3, Spanish Club 3,4, Y-Teens 4. 27 Beta Club 2-4, Treasurer 4, Key Club 3-4, Broadcaster Stall 2-4, .. 1 . I I I iff? -t.' . J thx , xr so ns y ROBERT SANTI 4 years ball Manager. BRUCE SEYMOUR 4 years MARY LOIS SHACKELFORD 4 years Jr. Y-Teens I, F.H.A. I-4, Sr. Y-Teens 4, 4-H Club I-3, Cashier 3-4, MARY LOU SHANNON 9 years Tri-Hi-Y 2-3, Latin Club 2, Spanish Club 3, Beta Club 3-4, Chorus 4, Library Assistant 3, Jr. Red Cross 4, Music 4, Chorus Librarian 4, Jr. Y-Teens I. MARY SHELBY 5 years Red Cross 2, Spanish Club 3-4, Tri-Hi-Y 3, Senior Y-Teens 4. JOHNNY SHEPHERD 4 years 4-H Club 2-4, W Club 3-4, Jr. Hi-Y I, Football I-4, Basketball I,2,4, Baseball 3-4, Track I-4, Best Athlete 2,4, All-County 3. BILLY FRANKLIN SIMMONS I2 years T Sl l 4. BOBBY MERRITT SIMMONS I2 years T 8- I 4. WILMA SUE SKELTON QI-Q years Jr. Red Cross 4, Disaster Chairman 4, Representative 4. FLOYD SKIDMORE 4 years BOBBY SMITHEY 4 years Track 2-4, Basketball 3, W Club 4. WILLIAM ANDREW SNELL 8 years T 81 I Club 2,4. 28 W Club 2-3, W Club Treasurer 4, Football I-4, B Team Basket- ERVIN SNYDER l2 years Key Club 2-45 Beta Club 3,45 Football l,25 Best Citizen 2-45 Class Treasurer 25 Latin Club l,2, Pres. 25 Volunteer Boys State 35 Class President 3,45 Annual Stall 3,4, Crosscut Club 2-4. PATRICIA SPECK 4 years Business Manager 45 Beta Club 2-45 4-H Club l-45 Tri-Hi-Y 2-45 F.H.A. l,2, Chapter Degree l, Junior Degree 25 Cashier 3,45 Music Club 4. JAMES STEPHENS 8 years 6 years T. 5- l. Club 45 Jr, Hi-Y l. NANCY STEPHENS 3 years TruHiY 24 Reporter 3, Treasurer 45 Spanish Club 2,35 Beta Club 34 Band 2 Broadcaster 3,4, Editorial Editor 45 Speech JAMES STEVENS IO years Hi-Y l,35 Spanish Club 3,4, Vice-President ball l5 Baseball l-45 Track 4. PEGGY STIGALL 4 years F.H.A. l-4, Parliamentarian 4, Jr. Degree Y-Teens I-4, Treasurer 3, Football Queen ball 2-45 4-H Club 2-4, Treasurer 45 Alter ANNE SWIFT 5 years Y-Teens l,45 Spanish Club 2,35 Beta Club TOMMY TAPP 2 years Hi-Y 3,4, Sergeant-at-Arms 45 W Club 45 F JO ANN TAYLOR Club 25 Jr. Y-Teens lj Library Assistant 3 Latin Club lg Spanish Chorus 45 Music Club 45 Jr. Red Cross 4. WOODIE TAYLOR 3 years Hi-Y 45 Music Club 4. ANNA THOMAS 2 years Tri-Hi-Y 3,4, Chapter Treasurer 35 Speech Club 4, Sec. 45 Football Queen Candidate 4. PATTYE TRAYNOM 4 years F.H.A. l-3, Jr. Degree l, Chapter Degree 25 Y-Teens l-4, Re- porter 3, Basketball 2-45 Spanish Club 3: 398601 Club 4: Beta Club 3,45 4-H Club l,2. 29 45 W Club 45 Basket I, Chapter Degree 2 Candidate 4, Basket- nate Cheerleader 3,4 2-4. ootball 3.4. JERRY TURNER ' 4 years I e T 8. I 2-4, Speech Club 4. LILLIAN TUTTLE 4 years Beta Club 3-4. ROBERT WILSON TWEEDY JR. Al M CL I 2 years , T 81 I Club 4. f 5 Fizeonv JACQUES vmoaissscne I year E yrl ' Exchange Student from Belgium, French Club 4, Key Club, I Honorary Member 4. we JOHNNY VARNELL I2 years Jr. Red Cross l, Vice President 2, Jr. Hi-Y I, Hi-Y 2-4, Basketball 2, Vice President of West Tennessee 3, 4-H Club I-2, Treasurer 2, Speech Club 4, President 4, Crosscut Club 4, Chorus 2. DELLA VESCOVI 4 years Beta Club 2-4, F.H.A. I-4, Junior Miss 2, Tri-Hi-Y 2-4, Secretary 2-3, Football Queen Candidate I-3, Pan-American Candidate 2-3, First Alternate 3, Varsity Cheerleader 4, Library Club 2-3, Can- vention President 3, Senior Beauty. ' 1 ::V RAYMOND vescovi sl'iia f 4 years '... Art Club 2-3, Speech Club 4. BOBBY GENE viNsoN CARL WALLACE 236 years ROBERT EUGENE WALKER 4 years President 4, Bays Quartet 3-4, Morning Meditation 3-4, Chaplain 4, Chorus 3-4, DOROTHY WATKINS 4 years Y-Teens I-2, Library I, F.H,A. I, T 8. l 2-4, Crosscut 4, President of T 8. I 4. DORIS WATWOOD I2 years Tri-Hi-Y 2, F,H.A. I-3, Y-Teens I. Hi-Y I, Football I-2, Jr. Red Cross 3, Music Club 4, Chorus 4. Jr. Hi-Y I, Library 2-4, Hi-Y 3-4, Chaplain 4, Music Club 3-4, 30 I .IANICE WELCH 2 years Tri-Hi-Y 3.4, Sgt. At Arms 3, Youth For Government 3, Historian 45 Speech Club 4. DENNY WILLIAMS 4 years Spanish Club 2: 4-H If Hi-Y 4. K RONNIE WILSON 4 years W Club 3,45 Basketball 3, Track 2-4. REX WOMACK 4 years W Club 3.4, Vice Pres. 4, Football I-4, All County 3, Track 2-4, Basketball I-45 Best Athlete 2-4. MARGARET WORSHAM 3 years Tri-Hi-Y 3, Beta Club 3,4. HUBERT WILLIAMS 4 years Music Club 4, Chorus 4, Basketball 3,41 Track 3, BOBBY WILKINSON 4 years T, 81 I. 4. DOTTIE WRIGHT 4 years F.H.A. I-25 Jr, Y-Teens If Tri-Hi-Y 2-4, French Club 3, Speech Club 4, Chorus I,2. BEVERLY STREET 6 years Y-Teens 3. 31 'X U K :.- iii- - I . . L KLI. M 5 i l ..,, ' 1, -4. i 'M Q i A e Q' . m- M M - ' Q .2 15 A K Y , 1 - Z 5 if we 1 K 'N' I . ' ? i 1 Y' V '- -Vi i f . K , , ii KE., K -.4 5 W - L W fi- in ' M M Johnny Doris Buck Mildred Bobby Mary Ann Billy Varnell Waiwood Snyder Nichols Simmons Mayhall Simmons Twelve Year Student Norma Jean Manning John Holmes 51 . X Frank Joy Roy Shelbo Leslie Patricia Roberson Linle Pollard Herdon Phillips Grimes W liiii X Q l ., ,. ,. , El Q i dvi' - 7flJff ' 1 ' M ' in 52 r.rle -fe ol.er 1 Lindo Allen Mary Dickie June John Ferguson Bone Cuff Lipcomb Bellew King 32 Juniors Guy Forney, Pat Wiley, Don Pearson, Eddie Frost. Off' President qwss s.-- Guy Forney Vice President -M ,ss ss Eddie Frost Secretory o... ee,e, , K, ,W Put Wiley Treasurer ,YYY -,.--,, -- Don Pearson 33 . we ew-.. ', 'msg we , se i::izmg,. 1 Q s J. , . 5' -T '1:'2 Pagbiifia V EV: I ,,.., 1 C. , QW X ,. s::-:,fE:5.f-f:- Q .fm V V. ef .. .. . .W .ex ,A C as L A y . X ,,,. -: iw J : X W Q' C Q im R ef K X X '59 an A 55 X 1 - JN: -is . C .3 ' Z if V L C NRCA E5 fi Ns fe Alice Allen Esiher Alsup Rosemarie Amisono Beverly Anderson Peggy Anderson Susie Anderson Jimmy Arneit Marie Barrali John Baroni Bobby Bean Carolyn Becton Barbara Bowlin Ann Breozeale Lee Brea zeale Tommy Bu rke Jeaneiie Burns 4, QQ N ggi' N . 75 j N Q xi? 3.3 E22 E we s Q K X Addie Mae Byard H f' is .XPS ff, 2 B 4 Y 5 .fl 6 Sf K ,?.. is ,-fi. ' -. r ' f- Q X ji 5 s' N' wr' WF we-'iii Elsie Campbell Finis Carrell 34 Aubrey Carrington Anne Carulhers Tommy Caichings Billy Childress Wiley Childs Shirley Clark Clarice Clayton Carl Coke Dixie Conner Billy Cook George Cook Lim Couch Sanford Cox Carolyn Cummings ci: 2,5 Nw a?g??y. Q M1 Al 5 d ef W. 3' 3 5? s QQ? X3 E 2. I. ', -:Hi Rr '- A E433 J ii, , L . S , '51 - A . I 2 -ri? A 'L if s gg ,pas 4, 4 is - . A 1 if , ,, will f V ,i n 255 .ai , . 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Shannon -A aff f-.FN D - 5 Lonme Shannon 5. S Q ,,,- , Sherry Thomas -V' 'Q T Blllle Jean Sums line J S -5 S Harold Simmons 1 ' -J 3' 46 ff BobbY Smith , 1 ,W bf X 5 A V Nj Barbara Thornton ' . S . , A J -5 Mary Frances Smith + . win 7 .M W -- t ' ii A Q . , . Q if TI-X .T . ,.,a,f1,.. T.. . - . ' 2- 'A --' ,, ' i 1 .ea 'Xt Y' S mf- 1, gg I -Mg Q ,ti , ,,1r l X Q ii q u Bobble Nell Speck M W 'Q fe T Cf-ff-I SM-fk 5 A John Thornton 'Rl X Y , if -'li f 3 S ef 4:-ees-. -Xe Ez:-tr: ax' ' Q-S1 X ,S A M my E S Dorothy Stepherson Nellie Stomell Farnk Thweatt A J 'ru S J Wayne Lee Tacker T Ted -I-uhume ,.,, 5 :zy A i 1 T Carmen Thomas K' by .. t h e 1 ' Joyce Tutor xx, X lk QQ X X ! an y 'Q Faye Thomas X ' N X 38 x wi ey X tr we X 5 Q E 1,.1 , ' t X an 'ex Q X xg ,gf X L , X Q N e ., X N'-lg N Mary Ann Wagoner is X T is W ' eg 5 'TAN Q X E S X X4 A E X , it len Vandiveer T. - 1- v V iii l lj . K I QW X XX 1 if A ' X 5 ' 'ul Betty Walker Bill Walker Elain Walker Jackie Wasson Mary Ward Shirley Watkins Perry Watson Thurman Watwood Johnny Weaver Patrick Werner Sharon Whalen Yvonne White '55 .12 'Q in X 3 fr givin Oki l -Q gfaswr, if-ima. 'Wi' J x jc .aa 5. l Er 3 N I El :..?l.si...m5m fi a V he H A A J S 3' 4 Q X A S Je X -I' V 5, ix Ger y White Betty West Betty West Pat Wiley lerrance Wilkinson Dorthy Williams William Worley Donald Wright John Bagwell Helen Bean Jackie Bishop Ann Byard Shirley Clark Robert Calvin Dixie Conner James Cruse Joan Decker Faye Denny Elizabeth Dixon Bill Dollahite Shirley Dollahite Bernice Doris Edwin Dunn Jimmy Easly Billy Joe Eaton Bing Edwards Phil Gilmer Peggy Greene James Grice Francis Funter Gloria Hammers Don Harder Barbara Hargrove Dorothy Hatley Stanley Hughes Jean Johns Judy Johnson Not-pictured 39 Lamar Jones Marguerite McCurdy Bill McClain Jane Madden Con Muller Clyde Nail Robert Nye Ralph Orman Kenneth Osborn Barry Parker Kenneth Parks Sidney Peak Dorothy Peterson Donald Price Harris Rotman Joe Robelio Catherine Roe Tracey Scott Shirley Sheet Bobby Singleton Danny Smith Elizabeth Todd Doyle Taylor Anbelan Tricker Robert Watson Charlene Wingo Rodney Woody Don Woody s B -- M3 1 ' B . fe- - ' , f .ra B f fx ya F' N Wanda Wilson Who's Who In The Junior Class Miss Junior Beverly Anderson Most Beautiful Sarah Lee Most Handsome Sidney Peek Lf JC' Mr. Junior Guy Forney 'x is A-X M ., Ley J if lg P4-1' xv WJ, LJ Best Citizens Jo Ann Roberson Donald Wright fx , A X N ,,x J it Best Athletes Roy Prichard Kenny Eldrecl 40 Sophomores Bobby Baker, Sybil Worrell, Charlene Lohrer, J. D. Ferguson. Off' e President ,A.... --- J. D. Ferguson Vice President .... ..., B obby Baker Secretary ...... --- Sybil Worrell Treasurer --- W- Charlene Lohrer 41 u' 0 1 17 C N CME-fax w li L '4-fu: 1 Flora Elton Alton Billy James Carolyn Robert Lee Robert Leo Alberson Allen Anderson .Avery Bagget Baker Baker Baker an iv Wm 'M f ' ' Jo Ann Ann Barbara Kay Steve Laura Dale Bobby Beeson Blackwell Blakely Bolin Boros Brigham Burke Bunnell ex fi-XUY YK J ' M YK , K .. W . 1 X Murell James ' Joyce Charles Jerry Mary Jane Robert Gene Butler Cattaneo Chance Childress Chism Coleman Coley Cone Sally W. A. Ellie .lack Lester Robert David John Council Crum Crumpler Davis Davis Dickey Dixon Doddridge ' x Wilson Judy Pat Betty Jo Peggy Buddy Jerry Doyle Draper Eikner Elcan Eldred Estes Evans Fanning 42 N! lf' ,. K Qx , W , Y , ,V - . .. . VY NNW. - .kk . J. D. Mary Jo Dottie George Joyce Pacific Mary Ann Phillip Ferguson Ferguson Ferrell Ferrell Fish Forcherio Ford Fossee VT .Lf - ., , . L 1 Frank Joan Anita fmarcl ll Fred Pal Wray Joe Freeman Freshour Garrett Gibson Gibson Goshorn Graves Haines ' -' -1- x Billy Wade Karl Judy Evelyn Donald Lamar Judy Hale Hardy Harper Harrison Hallie Hays Heist is I K Nancy Sanford Kennelh Sally Smith Erle Tony Nelson Hickey Holloway Hoover Hopper Howell Hughey Hughy Hull I : l 3Qi's :' Judy Frey Jerald Sidney Jimmy Charlotte Nilo Jo William Richard Hulcherson James Johnson Kellum Kendrick King Krag lewis 43 pil Dudley Patricia Barbara Doris Lonnie Catherine Barbara Andy Looney Mobrey Maestri Manning Mason Mapp Martin May .lon Ted Bobby .los Margie Randolph Ronald Jeanne Jane May Mayhall McClarty McCullough Mclves McKinna Mclain McWhirter Minnie Eugene Sylvia Fred James Charlotte Bill Maurice Melton Mendenhall Meyer Miller Miller Mitchell Mogriclge Moody it-' P Kenneth Travis Betty Jane Rita Don Sylvan Billy Lawrence Moore Morgan Morris Morris Muller Myer Nails Nance Jody Farris Aubrey Barbara Beverly John Nancy Martha Nelly Olds Osborn Overton Owen Padget Purdue Parker 44 Appr' AH are S , i C' ,fi Dx ' Norman Carolyn Richard Carl Bobby Eugenia Xxx Tommye Bonnie N. Parks Parson Paslev Perkins Peterson Pierce Pittman Powers 4311, Y pf' i Robert Sue Ygiuf Ge IG Mike William Giles Dave David Randellj, 1 Reddqck Gy! IQQS Rivalto Robertson Robinson Rovey Sanford 4 , 4 f 'it . . ft .- we xJ HV .u yr qw RX .QV , , . . Karl Jon Lance n ohn Sherry MGXFIQEUJ Dorothy W. O. Jimmy Schneider 5:91 'Sggff Seggqy Sew ll Shannon Sharp Shaw . x V XX icwg- Linda leo Ernest Shirley X-f arlene Martha Doyle Lowery Shaw N Shelton Simpson Simpson Sharpolezas Sledge Smith Smith F uf., . 'l up ,' ' CD' ' A X Sue Billy Donald Buddy Maury Bert Ann Jo Ann Smith Spuilin Stanley Stephens Stott: Stowell Street Street 45 4. 'W K T f of f' . ,fr A I iq I . I I 1' ' V ' N , J , ,I K U E t A .7 it l ll .l ' ill A t r f I . , .I . P 1 fo A I I, ' Nanly' f is Margaret Sam Lee Harriet Jimmy Karen 'Slroupe Sluarl i if Sudsberry Summer Sturdivant Teeter Terrell Thompson Charles Sunshine Joyce Shelby Jimmy Mary Victor George Thornton Townsend Turner Wadkins Walden Walker Walker Warhurst Pat Alice Curtis Watts Weaver White John Betty Herman John Wildman Wilkins Williams Williams ,,.. -get VR Billy Joe Conley Gary Doris Ruth Ann Virginia Sybil Gordon Wilson Wilson Womack L Woods Woody Worley Worrell Wright William Sue X Young blood Zinn Xi 'X u X5 46 Who's Who In The Sophomore Class Mr. Sophomore J. D. Ferguson i kkn, f , Most Handsome Phillip Fossee 'Q S' Most Beautiful Mi Charlotte Kendrick if gif M,-1, cl. ,. l.z,a,.7. f- . ea- Y ifffq, gfzfveef- x..f'U7v' ' Miss' Sophomore ,A Syl5il -Wolrellf X 4 - Z iffif f Best Citizens Ann Blackwell Earl Hughey Best Athletes Bobby Baker Gary Womack is Freshman X -1 U Charles Novel, Ann Conner, Clifford Davis, Ford Graham. lv l F r X ul V6 xl Q X ,J y fl X, LJ ' R 'J , 1 ,f . 'AV ll .M N' Q MV VX K f ls ball XM l S Xl President ,,,,, ,- Vice President Secretary ,W Treasurer .. - C e Officers Clifford Davis Ford Graham --- Ann Conner Charles Novel Jimmy Aaron Sarah Baker Beverly Gwen Evelyn Claude Pal Judy Pal Babb Bell Bagwell Billings Bobbitt Boyelfe Brake-Held Judy Carol Barbara Franklin Sloan Sandra Jeanetfe Bridges Brock Brown Buchannan Buford Burns Cagle Charles Jack Sonia Joel Gene Jeanette Eleanor Tommy Cain Carroll Chappell Childress Chrisman Clihon Cobb Coleman Ann Conner James Daniels Beverly Barbara Carolyn Freddie Mae Sue Sharon Jerald Cook Cooper Crews Crook Crocker Crowson Curiis Mary Clifford Phillip Fred Ann Belly Jean Roberf David son Davis Davis Day Dealon Dickson Diel 49 -Lis l f l Sandra Charlotte Peggy Alfred Harvey Jane Bobby Anita Doyle Edmondson Eotf Estep Faust Fish Fisher Fitzgerald Carole Stella Rose Rodney Terrell Pat Ford Mg ry Fortner Franks Gardello Gates Gattis Glasco Graham Grqvgg ,sh Q fb., Y A f 1 Lewis Gary Richard Gray Gregory Gregory James Gurley Aubry Carolyn Kay Cliltord Hale Haney Harbin Harden Ma ry Rebecca Betty Holley Hartley Hayes Berryman Shirley Ann Carl Hildreth Hildreth Hood Posey Hayles James Hughey 50 Jo Peter .lim Donald HUYVWS HGCM Herbert Hickman Carol Glenn Brenda Reed Irvin Jomes Ketchum Kimzey Nancy Mary Wayne Vernon Ken Ann Bbbby Regina King Kinnar Kinner Knight Lipscomb Lipsey lishman Looney Joe Margorol Wa nda Donald Bobby Donald David Buddy Luna Malone Manning Martin Massey Maxwell McAlisrer McCallum -gig K 5X ? lej 2Q2Qwm,,,,,,,,, . r 4 . kg W. l. Roy Calvin Mary Julia John Sidney Roy McCallum McElain McKenny Mclorty Meleray Meador Melton Mendenhall Doris John Joy Jesse Brooks Rita Ann Churlgg Michael Miles Mills Misslcelly Manoghan Montgomery Moore Moen Ruih Zora Hubert James Leslie Charles Gaither Billy Moore Moore Morris Neal Nicholson Novel Nunn Osburn 51 James Janis Loraine Ann James Bertha Mary John Parker Parker Parker Pasley Pennington Peterson Poole Portwood Kay Charlie Ray Nancy Pat Beverly Penny Edith Faye Rasco Rasco Roberts Ro bison Rogers Roney Roye Savage Judy Joe Judy Mary Harriet Willidm Raymond Lynn Scrwener Shqkelford Shelby Simms Singerfield Sislr Skinner Smart. Sue Carolyn Edward Jerry Beverly Connie Carolyn Jeraldine Smith Smith Smith Smith Snell Spa rtman Stratmann Strickland Lillian Larry Roye louise Joe Betty Ann Buddy Sally Jean Sullins Tackett Thompson Thweatt Tomlinson Townsend Tvrhdge Tvfnel' 52 Charles Bobby Iva William Vinson Wagnor Ward Watson Netta Nancy Catherine Mary Wdlldm Wdils Ward Wqler Tania Corrine Maxine Joseph Weaver Wells West Whalen Edward Judy Lynne Barbara White Williams Williams Williamson Martha Ruth Robert Charles Gary Lee Williamson Williamson Wilson Wilson Sandra Lee Jack Billie Suzanne Wiseman Worsham Yarber Yost . Not pictured Connie Anderson, Billy Joe Appelton, Johnny Acutt, Barbara Lynn Adison, Margret Baggett, Audrey Barratti, Sue Barnes, Jerry Bellew, Ruth Bernero, Jimmy Besinger, John Beville, William Beville, Mary Billings, Don Blaylock, Richard Bonduirant, Norman Brakefield, Richard Brastield, Gayle Brastield, Shirley Broadway, Helen Buck, Joyce Burks, Robert Carter, James Caruthers, Janis Campbell, Tommy Childress, Mildred Cleveland, Norma Cockrell, Dan Cook, James Edward Cook, Kathryn Denny, Rickey Doris, Dale Earnest, Stella Franks, Lynn Frayser, Rodney Fullerton, Sue Gann, Howard Gann, Terrell Gattis, Bill Glenn, James Goad, James Green, T. W. Gross, Shirley Gunter, Don Gueley, Paul Habicht, Aubry Hale, Jimmy Hankins, Clifford Harden, James Harlow, Neil Harrell, Ray Hendrex, Mavin Hildreth, Dewey Jack- son, John Jernigan, Gene Johnson, Tommy Keeling, Bobby King, Victor Kovach, Dorothy Kyle, Eithel Taird, Mary Lawson, Beverly Lonney, Elizabeth Lyle, Eugene McBride, Noman McCurdy, Mary McClary, George Miller, Noah Mosier, Robert Osburn, Ronnie Petty, Carrie Phillips, Joe Phillips, Jimmy Powers, Audrey Rader, Gerald Richardson, Jenalene Riddell, Margie Riley, Oliver Riggs, Johnny Robertson, Charles Robison, Albert Rogers, Janice Ross, Edith Rowe, Donald Russum, Marie Sandridge, Arthur Sharp, Margaret Shepard, Gail Simmons, Thelma Sims, Virginia Skelton, Bobby Smith, Nancy Smith, William Smith, Billy Smith, Sandra Snell, Gordon Spain, Julian Spruil, Judy Stark, Shella Stephenson, Clar- ence Stewart, Elizabeth Stewart, Paul Stovall, Bill Sudsberry, Judith Summers, Boger Sutton, Kay Thomas, Judith Thomas, Linda Thurman, Jerry Tipton, Bonnie Todd, Jaye Turner, William Wats, John White, Donaod Williams, Wayne Williams, Carol Wilson, Gloria Wilson, James Wiseman, Adocia Worley. Who's Who In The Freshman Class Miss Freshman Kay Harbin Most Handsome Charles Novel Most Beautiful Suzanne Yost i Best Citizens Ford Graham Helen Buck Best Athletes Robert Osburn Joe Shackletord Mr. Freshman Clifford Davis -nts' ! ? on-QDQ, Where the warmth of school day friendship means so much to me. h if P q h h - - ssl' f ' F A. f , ' ' ' 559 6 3 ' x Q -f' - f ' ' P V ' esa1 f F . HE? STUDENT UR Z W Club ,y 5 'ef' ii , Presidenl Jimmy Champion Secreiary Brad Carter Don Harden Gary Womack Rex Womack Paul Harris Johnny Shepard Ray Pollard Bill Hylander Leslie Phillips Ronnie Wilson Jimmy Champion Sf Brad Carter James evens Bob Baker Roy Prichard Sieve Boras Kenny Eldred Russell Graves Don Pearson Roberf Sanli Woody Forbes Joe Haynes Coach Nix Coach Bland Sponsor Sponsor 56 Vice President Rex Womack Treasurer Robert Sami i esr is i s.. . f..x, - ,im,.. ..,...,.,..e.!, ,.LLLW ,-. ? . Officers ff I is A F, 1 ?5 is y y Y we A President WW, Uh., Nancy King T V 'T 5 . Q if -3 Vice President ,,,, Kay Harbin '4 N jj is i'x'?i ' . 'if 'tr 7 x H' s Secretary . .W Anne Moore T ' 9 ' Treasurer ,Y ,,,,,,,,,,. , ,. Ann Conner I Chaplain W, Eleanor Cobb Sponsor Mrs. Ozella Yort 4' s. -is. wyssy , K I 'lst row: Kay Harbin, 'Nancy King, Eleanor Cobb, Anne Moore. 2nd row: Brenda Ketchum, Barbara Cooper, Gay Wilson, Carolyn Smith, Zora Moore, Charlotte Edmonson, Beverly Rogers, Lynn Williams, Nancy Roberts, Roye Thompson. 3rd row: Sally Turnage, Sharon Crowson, Betty Tomlinson, Bonne Todd, Mary Holly, Ruth Moore, Carol Fortener, .ludy Boyette, Mary Sims, Jane Fish. 4th row: Sue Smith, Helen Buck, Judy Bridges, Mary Billings, Nancy Watts, Corrine Wells, Lai Wanda Manning, Maxisine West, Beverly Babb, Patsy Babbitt, Betty Hayes. viii., J Kyyy ,Qi K :Msg ,V ,lv 'lst row: Glenda Thurman, Joy Mills, Sandra Wiseman, Jo Haynes, Suzanne Yost, Peggy Eott, Given Bell, Barbara Williamson, Sue Crocker. 2nd row: Judy Scrivener, Mary Davidson, Becky Hartley, Carol Irvin, Nancy Smith, Mary McLarty, Sandra Burns, Judy Williams, Sandra Doyle. 3rd row: Carolyn Haney, Anita Fitzgerald, Billy Yarbor, Iva Ward, Mrs. Yort, Shiela Stevenson, Gloria Wilson, Rose Marie Gardello, Stella Franks. . A s .1 f e ,K i N' 2 I N ' QF S -695 OC :DOJ- Marshall Jones J. L. Jerden President State President Beta Club Beta Builds America Officers President ,,,.. M.- Marshall Jones Vice-President ,W H, W Beverly Beach Secretary ,,,,,, ,,,, Betty Sue Beflhell Treasurer demon.. eeeeeeeeeee We DON Riley Senior Class Representative , , Jimmy Crumpler Junior Class Representative , ,. Donald Wright Bill Adams Rosemarie Amisano Sue Anderson Betty Arnold Bobbye Arnold Beverly Beach June Bellew Betty Ser Bennett Rheba Biggs Bill Black Bavbava Bowlin Mary Boyanton Wee Breazeale Laura Bryant Marie Canady Thomas Catchings George Cook Jimmy Crumpler Mary Elizabeth Cuff Dick Dalton Adrienne Davis Freeman Douglas Peter Davidson Janice Dunn Linda Ferguson Members Woody Forbes Guy Forney Russell Graves Irene Gupton Ruth Ann Hall Faye Hinton Charlotte Jackson Linda Ferguson J. L. Jerden Marshall Jones Joy Little Sandra Logan Pat Mason Delores May David Mayhall Barbara Hargrove Shelba Herndon Ernest McAfee Doris Morie Syble Moore Monte Morgan Mildred Morris Clarence Murphy Jimmy Neef Etta Mae Oswalt Don Pearson Sidney Peed Ray Pollard Don Price Kenneth Parks Don Riley Jo Ann Roberson Virginia Roye Barbara Sandford Mary Lou Shannon John Roe Buck Snyder Pat Speck Nancy Stephens Dottie Stephenson Anne Swift Fate Thomas Pattye Traynom Lillian Tuttle Della Vescovi Charlene Wilgo Rodney Wood Margaret Worsham Pat Wiley Donald Wright O i 58 if 1 Q 1 Sw. T95 Broadcaster Left to Right: Don Riley, Adrienne Davis, Tommye Russell, Jimmy Hull. Managing Editor Business Manager Society Editor W Sports Editor W, Picture Editors ss e , Adrienne Davis Editor In Chief es- ee, ...E Bruce Pfau My NWA Finis Carrell Editorial Staff ,,,, de-, Nancy Stephens Bobbie Nell Speck Charlene Lohrer - - ---W Courtney Presson -,,,-,-,----- Sidney Peek , , ,ee Don Riley and Jimmy Hall Exchange Editor , .,,,,,,,., Bobbie Nell Speck Columnists o.v,s Art Editors ,, W ,, Y, Reporters H ,. Photographer s ., Faculty Advisor Business Advisor Art Advisor s use . ...s Sidney Peek Joe Haines Bruce Pfau Beverly Anderson Pat Wiley Charlotte Jackson Jo Ann Roberson Bobby Smith and Barry Parker .. s E L., E, E Lee Breazeale Finis Carrell Charlene Lohrer Billy Mogridge David Sanford Martha Sledge Sibil Worrell Don Wright ,, , Louie Hediger , .,,-- Tommye Russell ,E H. Kenneth Canestrari W , -W Ellen Fabian swwssdwsfse -of we Q. 5. Left to Right: Jo Ann Roberson, Courtney Presson, Pat Wiley, Left to Right: Nancy Stephens, Bobbie Nell Speck, Beverly Anderson, Charlotte Jackson. Sibil Worrell. Broadcaster Left to Right: Sidney Peek, Kenneth Conestrcxri, Finis Correll, Joe Haines. Left to Right: Ellen Fabian, Bc1i'i'y Ptorker, Louie Hediger, 'ef W R . X A I ' . i .K :Q-Q, Left to Right: Bruce Pfciu. Donald Wright, Charlene Lolwrer, Mortlm Sledge, Lee Breozecle. 61 Future Homemakers of America Officers President o, ee... ,,-,.-- ,... as Mary Ann Mayhall Senior Vice President ..,.......h Jo Ann Roberson Junior Vice President s,,,,.,,.. Charlotte Jackson Secretary , ,,,,,,. , au- .,w.... Clarice Clayton Treasurer -a D J.- - ..... A .... Dixie Conner Historian s, ..,,, mu-- C....,,,.. Linda Jackson Parliomentarian ,.,..,..d...,..... Peggy Stigall Song Leader ..,..... ., .,-.-,. M, Barbara Bowlin Degrees Chairman ,.,,..... sus- .e.. Peggy Lamb Left to Right: Dixie Conner, Clarice Clayton, .lo Ann Roberson Mary Ann Mayhall, Charlotte Jackson, Peggy Stigall, Linda Jackson, Barbara Bowlin. Left to Right: Etta Mae Oswalt, Mary Nell Moore, Marilyn Davis, Doris Morie. sys' WM Left to Right: Della Vescovi, Ann Hill, Darla Kincaid, Linda Ferguson. Left to Right: Jackie Foster, Pat Left to Right: Clarice Clayton, Barbara Maestri, Cecilia Bates, Mary Lois Shackelford. Ferguson, Dixie Conner, Addie Byrd, Wanda Wilson, Anita Caldwell. is N 1 Y ,, 'C fs si fli fi .X 2 Left to Right: Peggy Anderson, Dotty Stephenson, Rubielen Rogers, Left to Right: Sue Smith, Joyce Fish, Jane Murphy. Peggy Lamb, Bobbie Nell Speck, Billie .leon Simms. ' Left to Right: Joy Mills, Pat Robison, Katherine Denny, left to Right: Lillian Sullens, Shirley Aunter, Glenda Sumnne Yost, Edith Roye, Janelle Riddell, Anita Thurman, Roye Thompson, Sara Baker. Fitzgerald. 63 Crossroads Left to Right: Marshall Jones, Pat Mason, Freeman Douglas, Mary Boyanton, J. L. Jerden, Mr, Buford, Beverly Beach, Buck Snyder, Dick Dalton, Joan Decker, Woody Forbes. J. L. Jerden Buck Snyder , Marshall Jones , Freeman Douglas Beverly Beach . ,. Mary Boyanton Pat Mason ,, Woody Forbes Joan Decker Dick Dalton Mr. Buford ,, , Lower Class . Lower Class . , W Teachers Photographer , . Sponsor Y .---gg Pat and Joan work on lower class pages. The financial problems are ironed out by Dick, J. L., and Buck Sports and Club sections are being drawn by Woody, Marshall, and Ideas are exchanged by Beverly and Mary, Freeman. Mr. Buford riiakes a final check on everything before it is mailed. 65 R. T. Strickland Chapter Front row left to right: Don Riley, President, Jimmy Hall, Vice President, Buck Snyder, Treasurer, Roy Pollard, Sgtfat-Arms, Dickie Lipscomb, Tommy Tapp, Bobby Walker. Second row. Don Bridges, Jimmy Crump- ler Phil Gilmer, Joe Clement, Marshall Massey, Jock Jones, Billy Dickson, Russell Fisher. Third row: Stephen Echals, John Osier, Clarence Murphey, Johnny Vornell, Bill Adams, James Pope, Bill Black, Guy King, Bill Lux, Bill Cook. Back row: James Crews, R. T, Strickland, Advisor, Joe Harwell, Denny Williams, Wayne Kimsey, Homer Eldins. Not pictured, Dick Dalton, Secretary, ge? ,J H. G. Lewis Chapter Front row, left to right: Billy Mogridge, Bob Harvey, Sgt.-at-Arms, Eddie Frost, Vice-President, Guy Forney, President, Gary Rutherford, Chaplin, Earl Hughy, Secretary, John Potts. Second row: Jimmy Walden, Frey James, Frank Freeman, Som Summers, Wilson Doyle, Eugene Rhodes, Lee Sturdivant, Jimmy Terrell, Robert Baker, Gordon Wright. Third row: Jimmy Neef. Teddy Mayhall, Robert Randall, Eddie Freiburg, Kenneth Sedgwick. Bock row: Freddie Miller, Mutt Moody, Billy Mosby, David Mayhall, John Thornton, Bruce Plou, Bill Raley, Eddie Tucker. Not Pictured: Jerry Evans, Treasurer, H. G. Lewis, Advisor. 66 Hi-Y Officers Front row: Bill Adams, Vice President: Bill -Lux, Presidenfg Joe Clemenl, Secrelary. Back row: James Pope, Reporlerg Robert Walker, Chaplin: Tommy Tapp, Sgt.-alArms. Nol Shown, Bill Black, Treasurer. Clean Speech Clean Living Clean Sports Clean Scholarship 67 Miembros Seniors Steven Echols, Bill Fisher, Edith Harroway, Edith Rozier, Mary Shelby, James Stevens. Juniors Alice Allen, Rosemarie Amisano, Ann Breazeale, Lee Breazeale, Ann Byard, Jeanette Burns, A nn Ca- ruthers, Sanm Davis, Libby Dixon, Janice Dunn, Susan Flowers, Phil Gilmer, Bob Echols, Frecl Harvey, Davis Sarah Lee, Marshall Miller, Billy Monaghan, John Osier, Mary Phillips, Howard Massey, Ann Jimmy Neet, Burns Thornton, Perry Watson, Pa t Wiley. Sophomores Mary Ann Arnett, Joyce Chance, Judy Draper, Judy Curtis, Betty Jo Elcan, Pat Eikner, Joe Haines, Judy Harrison, Frey James, Bill Krag, Barbara Martin, Beverly Owen, Nancy Pardue, Dottie Shannon, Sam Summers, Jimmy Walden, Virginia Wooley, Doris Wood, Sybil Worrell, Sue Zinn. Y K' ,I if' 2-eel f ,L ,.., ,. , ll Q x J L 1 Y X xx his B9 Q 4, ss -r 55 Allen Fish er Lee Walden Harrison Wooley Neef 68 Eikner Arnett Osier Gilmer Chance Presidente ........ ..... . - .... Caruthers -- ...,. Steve Echols y Buenos Vecinos Club ESPCHOI Mvrfm Vice Presidente .... Secretaria .... Tesorero .... Macero ,.... Hisloriana .... Madrina .... Colores Roio y Oro -----James Stevens -----Alice Allen --------Bill Fisher ---------Phil Gilmer ---Rosemarie Amisano -----Katherine Crowell EI Baile Panamericano 69 Harvey Bya rd Dixon gr 13 St Q .,,' - 1 wig . 52 Future Farmers of America Ill in-f fi 54 , 5 -iQ55 iM . fir Sigggf Bock row, left to right: Jerry Alsobrook. Aubrey Carrington. Lim Couch. Wingfield Rousseoux, David Lex Newell, 2nd row. Charlie Thornton, Wroy Groves, John Podgett, Sid Johnson, leo Shelton, Billy Joe Wilson. John Nhlillictmsp lst row. John Baroni, A. V. Shannon, Gene Hockler, Russell Rat Groves Roy Parker, Jon Scott. Not Pictured: Lonnie Shonnon. Doyle Troylor, Larry Brown, Harold Baker. 9- 5. is Q gf lst row, left to right, Jessee Misskelly, John Bevelle, Tommy Childress, Jim Herbert, Jafnes Good. Sloan Buford, Tommy Coleman, 2nd row, Jock Worshaw, Joe Phillips, Jerrell Conner. William Beville, Veron Knight, Rickey Dorris, 3rd row, Pacific Forcherio, Clifford Davis, William NNoston, Jimmy Hankens. Berry- man Hildreth, 4th row, Joe Shockelford, Bobbie King, Jerry Smith, Gordon Spain, Don Gurley, Paul Hobicht. Not Pictured, Gail Brossfield. 70 Future Farmers of America Q- f -4' Q: A Front row, left to right, A. V. Shannon, Vice President, Martha Parker, Chapter Sweetheart, Ray Parker, Secretary, 2nd row, David Newell, President, Sid Johnson, Sentinel, Russell Rat Graves, Re- porter, 3rd row, Lim Couch, Treasurer, Mr. J. W. Burkhead, Advisor. f E. ,, A A AW' A M A if H N M MMR 'K ,K AX- so 5, A35 i A ff. 1 r . ,Q 'N K5 A K V Q f V1 . ' ' ,V -- ' -Y-, S 1 , ' ., . K sg? K 'F i rg, A .. in . L, I K FM : 'CR' . S f K- . I f . A L .- A . f . rw . rs'5-,Q - 1,2-'lf ...Q . K it . , V: , - Q 'ge - Q, X, QP A ' is P - A A Q Le ,. . . A fr '- - - ' l f- - -. mx, '- f 1 l' kv: 6 Q .5 '.. .-'FJ - l A. - Ml ' 'X 5- ' 25-Q ' . , er , , A ,P , D-3 -:Q Q, e .Qt ,Q ' . ...ar K Lp A- 3 . J A f. - '- K ' ...- ---- f I .4 . R .. Y N -ir Ju, Q .r - . 6 4. .,s:- .Nite 3 It . djs . FE X 8 N. Kat' V 4 - A 'iv Q . sr , , f r new A, ., B, Q - ., 6 ' Y xwtsxeemvt sd 'awk .. an , A W ew A is Q Z , - I . '-' . REQ' .45-ff ' ,.. A be -. A A - 'x , A ' '-Y L' f- . f. 2 rick HX er' A J Qi... M.- . if' if Q -A .. x fi S ' 'Ear 'A '. L S , -- ' 1 P... if S 3 'X . Q 53.31 ' rw' S . - WN S f Srr Left to right, David Baroni, Ray Parker, Doyle Traylor, John Padgett, Leo Shelton, Russell Graves, Aubrey Carrington, A. V. Shannon, Lonnie Shannon, Lim Couch, David Newell. 71 if rin Q -TTY' Fleur-de-lis rl ,av ya ma as iii Q6 'Kim' - French anc Officers President, , W ,, Vice President Secretary , Treasurern, Chaplain , Advisor , Jimmy Terrell , David Sanford Sue Anderson ,,,Ann Blackwell ,, ,,,,,Joe Harwell ,,,Charlene Lohrer Mrs. Matthews Members Alice Arterburn Carolyn Baker Gwendolyn Bell Patsy Babbitt Richard Bondurant Judy Bridges Barbara Brown Helen Buck Dale Burke Charles Cain Jinis Carrell Tommy Catchings Sonia Chappel Eleanor Cobb Mary Jane Coleman James Cruse Rosemary Davis Joan Decker Buddy Estes Dottie Ferrell Jane Fish Stella Franks Frank Freeman Eddie Frost Rodney Gates Richard Gregory Carolyn Haney Kay Harbin Evelyn Hattie Peter Hecht Wayne Williams v r 5 arin Club Members Faye Hinton Carol lrwin Ann Jones Glenn Jones Mary Kenner Brenda Ketchum Pat Kinder Charlotte Kendrick Nancy King Charlene Leach David Lewellen Sandra Logan Charles Looney Mac Mc Afee Camille Mobley Rita Montgomery Anne Moore Greta Olree Barbara Overton Norma Parks Richard Pasley John Portwood Eugene Rhodes Nancy Roberts Beverly Rogers Penny Raney Harris Rotman Dave Rovee Barbara Sanford Sherry Seacat Maxine Sewell Judy Dale Mary Sims Julian Maury Stotts June Stratman Larry Tockitt Harriet Teeter Kay Thomas Ramona Thornton Bonne Todd Betty Tomlinson Buddy Townsend Sunshine Townsend Joyce Turner Elaine Walder Mary Ward Jackie Wasson Shirley Watkins Pat Watts Tania Weaver Corinne Wells Eddy Whalen Yvonne White Gay Wilson Gordon Wright tw it Junior Classical League 95 Kit +3 gn ,R 1 A , ,Q I K M-sv fc ' gi X e ., his . Qc E fr . . , s J 'ii' . ii X -,,, f -gc: VL, k A N .1 tif U Q - . f .. ..-f f 5.1, Tiki K s. L5 I K .. .:.!N- L. Q I 1 ai J Y f if ' -...+ o is J 'eo Q Q J A lr sreess T fi Q if .. -c 5. 1f::-Q..-c-lr, -,.. 8 H X 5- are i. fi - k L , c , g Left to right, Jimmy Champion, W Club , Peggy Lomb, Girl's 4-H, Shelba Herndon, Sr. Y-Teens, Adrienne Davis, Broadcaster, Ann Mayhall, FHA, Mary Elizabeth Cuff, Library, Jimmy Hall, Show, Ann Miller, Red Cross, Ford Graham, Jr, Hi-Y, Nancy King, Jr.Y-Teens, Clifford Davis, Freshman, J. L. Jerden, Crossroads, Bill Lux, Hi- Y, Courtney Presson, Tri-Hi-Y, Dot Watkins, T. 8- l. Stephen Echols, Spanish, Buck Snyder, Senior, Johnny Varnell, Speech, David Newell, FFA, James Pope. Band, Marshall Jones, Beta, Frank Roberson, Key, Kenneth Goss, Chorus, Not Pictured: Boyce Lamb, Boy's 4-H, Russell Rast, Art, Jim Terrell, French 8i Latin, Guy Forney, Junior, Bob Walker, Music, Freeman Douglas. Radio, J. D, Ferguson, Sophomore. Cross Frank Roberson President Cut Club The Crosscut Club is the Backbone of Whitehaven's Extra Cur- ricular activities. it is made up of the president of each of the thirty organizations of Whitehaven School. We strive to create initiative, and desire of unity. Mr. Shannon Robison serves this club as faculty advisor. 74 Courtney Presson Secretary l l l The Junior Red Cross i 8 5 BR so 5 2 1 E , l ge E ,f Q isis? I tsssstt Officers President,,,,,,. ,, H, , , ,,,..,,,,..,,,,Ann Miller Vice President. . , ,Barbara Moestri Secretary., ,,,,, , , Rose Marie Amisano Treasurer ,,,. W ,WH ,Billy Monaghan Sponsor , ,Mrs. K. B. Stanton Members Mary Ann Arnett, Judy Boy- ette, Sonja Chappell, Betty Dickson, Jimmy Easley, Harry Evans, Jerry Ferguson, Helen Frericks, Mary Carma Graves, Jean Harlow, Becky Hartley, Dorothy Hotley, Jo Haynes, Jean Johns, Terry Jones, Wayne Kenner, Brenda Lane, Barbara Maestri, Judy Mas- sey, Billy Miller, Billy Monae ghan, Jimmy Moore, Shirley Olds, Norma Parks, Mary 75 Poole, Jerry Rohrer, Penny Roney, Janey Ross, Mary Lou Shannon, Sue Skelton, Mary Frances Smith, Jean Stewart, Jo Ann Street, Johanh 'Taylor, Harriet Teeter, Elaien Walker, Margaret Walker, J o h n White, Betty Yarber, William Youngblood. The Speech Club Top row: Don Riley, Jimmy Champion, Frank Roberson, David Mayholl, Ray Pollard Dick Dalton Brad Carter. Second row: Pot Gloscow, Gloria Wilson, Sheilo Stevenson, Nancy Siephens virginia Roye Jo Ann Moore, Palsy Ellis, Sally Turnoge. First row: Beverly Beach, Anita Caldwell, Jo Haynes Becky Hartley Ann Lipsey, June Bellew, Nadine Cassini, Dot Wright, President Secretary Treasurer , Officers , H , ., .Johnny Varnell Sponsor--,. .,.. .,,,o, , ,,,-,,,,. Bruce, Miss Wheeler, Johnny Anna Thomas , , Bruce Phuu Miss Wheeler 76 The Speech Club Top row: Raymond Vescovi, Johnny Varnell, .Joe Thweet, Laura Bryant, Ruth Ann Hall, Bruce Ptau, Shelbo Herndon. Second row: Buck Snyder, Charlene Howard, Pattye Traynon, Dickey Lipscomb, Courtney Presson, Mildred Nichols, Mary Boyanton. First row: Betty Sue Bennet, June Hamilton, Janis Welch, Miss Wheeler, June Balka, Shirley Jones, Linda Shaw. Scene from 3 act play The Curious Savage 77 President, . , , , Vice President , , , , Secretary, , , , , Treasurer Beverly Anderson June Balko Jane Baroni Betty Barnes June Barnett June Bellew Rheba Biggs Barbara Blakely Ann Breazeale Laura Bryant Dale Burke Addie Mae Byrd Joyce Chance Anita Clark Dixie Conner Carolyn Cummings Judy Curtis Marilyn Davis Faye Denny Janice Dunn Suzan Echols Betty Jo Elcan Bonnie Farris Bettye Forbes Officers Shelba Herndon , Ann Griffith Beverly Anderson Martha Parker Mary Ford Charlene Frayser Anita Clark Anita Garrett Hazel Gore Betty Green Ann Griffith lrene Gupton Gloria Hammers Evelyn Hattle Gayle Hardin Dot Haynes Judy Helms Shelba Herndon Charlotte Hendrix Jean Hobbs Carolyn Huggins Judy Hutcherson Jean Johns Vivian Johnson Nila Jo King Peggy Lamb Sondra Logan Charlene Lohrer Pat Mabry BEDS Jane Madden Louise Mapp Barbara Martin Pot Mason Minnie Melton Mildred Morris .lane Morris Pat McBride i Marquerite McCurdy Jeanne McLean i Etta Mae Olswatt Greta Orlee Barbara Overton , Beverly Owen Martha Parker Norma Parks Mary Phillips Eugenia Pierce Tommye Pittman Ann Rainey Joyce Ramson Jo Ann Roberson Mary Rozier Barbara Sanford Sherry Seacat 1 Maxine Sewell Dorothy Shannon Mary Shelby Martha Sledge Shirley Simpson Sue Smith Bobby Nell Speck Peggy Stigall Nancy Stuart Ann Swift June Thornton Sunshine Townsend Pattye Traynom Shelvy Watkins Mary Wagoner Betty Walker 'Vlaxene Warcl lackie Wasson Shirley Watkins Pat Watts Betty West Sharon Whalen Pat Wiley Wanda Wilson Sybil Worrell Preiectionists standing left to right cure George Cook James Pope. Kneeling is Allen Boone. Show Club cmd Officers left to right are Jimmy Hall, President, Joy Little and Rheba Biggs, secretaries, and Allen Boone. Ticket-sellers left to right are Clcrice Clayton, Rhebci i Biggs, Jgy Little, Ann Griffeth, and Martha Parker. Doormen and ushers left to right are Jerry Evans, Bobby Boker, Jimmy Hall, Smith Howell, Buck Snyder, Jimmy Terrell, Joe Haines, and Kenny Renfro. 80 Chorus Pres. W , Vice Pres. ,, , Barbara Addison Sandra Burns Janette Clifton Judy Curtis Bernice Dorris Thomas Ellis Larry Heist Jean Johns Dorothy Kyle Betty Lyle Ruth Moore Ann Polk Marie Sandridge Gail Simmons Betty Jo Stroupe Betty Tomlinson Carl Wallace Dorothy Williams Barbara Bowlin Music The Universal Language OFFICERS , , Kenneth Goss Sec. 8. Tres. 7 , , Susan Echols 7 Thomas Ellis Librarian -ws , , Mary Low Shannon Wardrobe Master ,, , -. W Bobby Eason Wardrobe Mistress ,. A, s,,,. Jean Johns MEMBERS Charles Cain Beverly Cook Mary Davidson Bobby Eason Russell Fisher Shirley Hildreth Brenda Ketchum Gwen Lawson Catherine Mapp Travis Morgan James Pope Judy Scrivener Burt Stowell Jo Ann Taylor Jean Turner Robert Walker Hubert Williams Laura Brigham Elsie Campbell 81 Carolyn Crews Ann Deaton Susan Echols Kenneth Goss John Holmes John King Pat Linz Doris Ann Michael Janis Parker Larry Rice Mary Lou Shannon Nellie Stowell Ted Terhune Joyce Tutor Iva Ward Sandra Wiseman Mary Ella Mosby Director Key Club Jimmy Hull, Sefrelary Louisiano-Mississippi-West Tennessee District of Key Club lnternaiional and Mr. Tom Bell, Sponsor. Officers Lefl lo right: Frank Roberson, Presidenl, Woody Forbes, Secrelary: Jimmy Champion, Vice President, and Roy Pollard, Treasurer. 3 gil! flux' S , e ', I fy, Div ff an Junior Members Lsfl to right: Sidney Peek, Russell Graves, Eddie Frosi, Woody Forbes, Bruce Pfuu, Guy Forney, and George Cook. Senior Members Fira! row: left to right: Bill Black, Dick Dalfon, Buck Snyder, Freddie Vandrichee, Jimmy Hall, Don Lee Riley, and Jimmy Champion. Second row: Frank Roberson, Freeman Douglass, J. l. Jerden, Bill lux, Jimmy Crumpler, and Marshall Jones. Third row: Ray Pollard, and Bill Adams. I . 9-. 'Y iv '- - Junior Members presenting Key and Shield, Wayne Tucker and Don Wright. We Build Sophomore Members Left to right: J. D. Ferguson, David Sanford, and Earle Hughey 1 q at dn., i FLUTES Carolyn Baker Mary Massey Mary Ann Eikner PICCOLO Zora Moore OBOE Len Vandiveer CLARINETS John Holmes, Vice President Patrick Werner Gwen Bell Sarah Lee, Secretary Freddy Miller Cecilia Ferguson Ann Byard Judy Bridges Jackie Bishop John Thornton Judy Draper Edith Roye Patricia Eikner Band Rita Montgomery Patsy Lewis Billy Dan Howell BASS CLARINET Beverly Rogers ALTO CLARINET Ann Lipsey ALTO SAXOPHONES Harold White Richard Lee Carter Sue Zinn Freddie Haisch TENOR SAXOPHONES Terrance Wilkinson Suzanne Yost BARITONE SAXOPHONES Ted Terhune Gordon Wright Jimmy Powers Aubrey Baratti Eugene McBride Charles Childress Donnie Richardson FRENCH HORNS Jimmy Hall Bill Walker Richard Lewis BARITONES Fred Gibson Giles Robinson TROMBONES Erle Hughey Harris Rotman Tom Burks Gerald Richardson Robert Randall CORNETS Rodney Wood TUBA5 James Pope, President Glenn Jones 84 Bob Ramay PERCUSSION Dave Revee John King Bobby Massey Danny Smith Pat Brakefield Evelyn Lewis MARIMBA AND BELLS Shelba Herndon Lynn Reid DRUM MAJOR Jimmy Hall MAJORETTES Sarah Lee Cecilia Ferguson Ann Lipsey Evelyn Lewis DIRECTOR Russell H. Heinze Evelyn Lewis, Ann Lipsey, Cecilia Ferguson, and Sarah Lee o Ma lorettes 85 Melody Music Club Carl Wallace, Betty Dickson F L lf ' ,f - .' C' ' liy Tx ,' 4 F- H Te I' u , s - - J p lguxxan, T Motto: Don't be Sharp, Don't be Flat, .lust be Natural. Betty Lyle Thomas Ellis Carrie Lee Phillips Ina Joe Luna Dorothy Kyle Aliee Weaver Judy Sciviner Foy Thomas Mary Waxler Marie Sandridge Ann Deaton Joyce Burks Bobby Eason Mary Billings Jerroldine Strickland Anita Clark June Barnett Mary Lou Shannon Johanne Taylor Barbara Addison Janette Clifton Pat Brakefielcl Carl Wallace Evelyn Bagwell Lorraine Parker Kay Rasco Ann Pasley Jean Johns Mary Walker Betty Dickson Russell Smith John Holmes Larry Heist Joyee Tutor Laura Brigham Catherine Mapp Bobby Massey Warren Day Shirley Hildreth Marie Mary Poole Rose Singerfield 86 Netta Wattave Judy Thomas Connie Anderson Dolores Bernero Beverly Snell Dorothy Williams Beverly Cook Iva Ward Julia McCroy Roy McElwain Ruth Woody Russell E. Fisher Joann Jones Turner Earnest James Travis Morgan Connie Sparkman Janice Parker Barbara Williamson Jean Turner Reginici Looney Mildred Cleveland Sue Barnes Billy Yarboner Judy Stark Mim Malone Hubert Williams Judy Malone Robert E, Walker Melody Music Club Mary Waxler Secretory se ax s '53 s fi s Wm- . y 3 -- gk W' K Ax I y r, ,a, Riga ' ,Q -, i 'Q - K -of 55 e so L Q Rf .4 X cf s 'Q-IX JS? , a - xg Q -4 - 5 ' aw k-, ,,, i kx , Q we I L fl Gospeloires Larry Heist, Larry Rice, Roberl Wal- ker, John Holmes. Rebeloires Betty Lyle, Janis Parker, Jeanerie Clifton, Iva Ward. wi. Reber! Walker Russell Fisher I President Vice President Fay Thomas Treasurer 69 Larry Heist, Larry Rice, Roberl Wal ker, John Holmes, Miss Mosby. 87 John Meodor Bobby Lishmon Glenn Jones Gene Johnson Robert Diel 1 Junior Ford Graham Lewis Gray President Vice President Claude Billings V r'L ssi Platform: Christian thought Gary Gregory Fred DGY Christian action Chaplain Sergeant-at-Arms Christian leadership Hi-Y Billy Sisk Chcrles Novel Secreto ry Treasurer Sidney Melton f Brooks Moncighon Jomes Neal Nicky Nicholson Jimmy Pennington Don Russum Purpose: Kenneth Conestrori Ann Lipsey lt is our purpose to strengthen our bodies, Sponsor Footbvll Qlleefi Ccndidofe develop our minds, worship God, and work together for a finer community and o better world. x. ,, i OFFICERS Across-Vice President, Billy Cook, Secretary, Emily Prichard, President, Dorothy Watkins, Parliamentarian, Kenneth Goss. Down-Treasury, Faye Ralcestraw, Reporter, Gaye Rakestraw, Chaplain, Jean Alberson. T 81 I Club lst row-left to right-Rita Morrix, Doris Manning, Martha Rainey, Sylvia Meyer, Mrs. Rogers, Ann Polk, Carolyn Becton, Emily Prichard, Phyliss Pickard, 2nd row-Herman Williams, Bonnie Powers, Mary Ford, Jean Manning, Eleanor Burnett, Faye Rakestraw, Gaye Rokestraw. Pat Bristor. 3rd row-Buddy Stephens, Jim Stephens, Dot Watkins, Jean Alberson, Jimmy Arnett, Jane WcWhirter, Flora Alberson, Kenneth Goss, Bonnie Coats. 4th row-Glenn Morris, Dudley Looney, Ed Gibson, Robert Jones, Billy Cook, Curtis White, Howard Gann, Jimmy Kellum, Lamar Jones. George Ferrell. Sth row-Tracy Scott, Bobby Tweety, Harold Poole, Karl Schnider, Billy Simmons, Bobby Wilkinson, Bobby Simmons. 90 Mrs. Rogers, Sponsor Mr. Rudder, Sponsor 91 . H. S. Amateur A. C. Emery, W4LRO Sponsor The purpose of the radio club is to help members to obtain their F.C.C. amateur radio licenses. Since the club was organized, about thirty-five members have obtained their license. An amateur radio operator's license entitles one to operate a radio transmitter of his own. Many amateurs in the United States and foreign countries have been contacted from the school station. Members may be in the club for one year without having a license, but to qualify for membership the second year, they must have an amateur's license. 5 1 I ' w bile all Seniors and Juniors, lst row, left to right, William Worley, Harold Simmons, Paul Haire, W4TJI, Vice President Freeman Douglas, W4THD, President, Don Wright, WN4HTV, Secretary and Treasurer, Billy Mosby David Rainey, W4CLT. 2nd row, Len Vandiveer, W4BOY, Gentry Hull, W4GBF, Jim Allen, Morris White George Cook, W4DVG, Sanford Cox, Ken Parks, W4FSC. 3rd row, Jimmy Hammers, Carl Bern- hofts James Pope, James Prichard, Jackie Harold, Bobby Singleton, KN4BHM. 92 Radio Club Station W4HZB S Antenna f -1 '-5 Xi' . 55:55 Q.. s I 1 . -f T:2g::Xgi:f..- i 3 X 2 AK QISEYEIEEEEES- ' ' to ,221 f - to we ,j f The 't g v xi k ' Q c,fi'Q1'?f - A :Si-: 2:5 Q Q O, ' 2 , . A .. S ,I K - ' ' . 2 9' 1 9 ,. iii? ' uf? 'D X 1 . . o D -Q t .A A, Receiver and Tronsmutter Q . xx 1 i. 't t - K N 3, va A . 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K - 7 .. 2 .t.,t 'Z' ' I - f f ' ' Q .Q D, t --a' f -t -' ' ' - Q, 'E a,,, , ... , N 1' ti ,. , 0 5 - S J ,.X Fmft M5 U Sophomores ond Freshmen, left to right, lst row, Mr. Emery, Sponsor, Reed Kimzeyf Dewey Jackson: Nelson Hull, Elton Allen, Henry Creosy, Douglas Andersong Murrel Butlerg Doyle Smith. 2nd row, Alton Anderson: Bill Raleyg Bobby Peterson, John .lernigonp Randolph Mc lverg John Meudorf Jim Flintg Lester Dovisf Eithel Laird. 93 Tri-Hi-Y Slogan-Pure thoughts, pure words, and pure character MEMBERS Betty Arnold, Beverly Beach, Betty Sue Ben- nett, Ann Blackwell, Barbara Bowlin, Anita Caldwell, Nadine Cas- sini, Mary Jane Cole- man, Sally Council, Janice Davis, Joan Decker, Pat Eikner, Cecilia Ferguson, Mary Jo Ferguson, Jackie Foster, Pat Goshorn, Pat Grimes, Judy Harrison, June Hamilton, Faye Hinton, Charlotte Jack- son, Bonnie James, Vicki Jones, Evelyn Lewis, Joy Little, Carolyn Baker, Mary Ann Mayhall, Charlotte Mitchell, Jo Ann Moore, Rubielen Rogers, Linda Shaw, Nancy Stephens, Anne Street, Anna Thomas, Faye Thomas, Barbara Thornton, Janice Welch, Doris Wood, Dot Wright. Godwin Chapter Ft S, 'B A s President, Beverly Beach, Vice President, Dot Wright, Secretary, Judy Harrison, Treas- urer, Pat Goshorn, Chaplain, Carolyn Baker, Sgt.-at-Arms, Cecilia Ferguson, Song Leader, Sally Council. Over-All PGY GYUYIOS Mary Boyanton Carmen Thomas Courtney Presson Songleader Chaplain Vice President President 94 l Tri-Hi-Y Purpose-To create, Maintain and extend throughout the home school, and communitya high standard of Christi Ramay Chapter President, Bobbye Arnold, Vice President, Sarah Lee, Secretary, Linda Ferguson, Chaplain, ,Dotty Stephenson, Song Leader, Jo Ann Beeson, Sgt.-at-Arms, Ann Jones. Officers an character. MEMBERS Bobbye Arnold, Pat Bates, Jo Ann Beeson, Jackie Bishop, Kay Bo- lin, Mary Boyanton, Marie Canady, Clarice Clayton, Ima Jean Cos- sey, Adrienne Davis, Rosemary Davis, Judy Draper, Peggy Eldred, Patsy Ellis, Linda Fergu- son, Joyce Fish, Joan Freshour, Ruth Ann Hall, Edith Haraway, Nancy Hickey, Charlotte Howard, Linda Jackson, Ann Jones, Charlotte Kendrick, Sarah Lee, Doris Manning, Jane McWhiter, Rita Morris Martha Lou Pender- grass, Shelia Renfro, Virginia Roye, Pat Speck, Dottie Stephen- son, Dot Terrell, Carmen Thomas, Sherry Thomas, Della Vescovi, Virginia Wooley, Sue Zinn. Eyglyn Lewis Nancy Sfepheng, Martha Lou Pendergrass Secretary Treasurer Sgt.-at-A rms 95 1 I r 5 H MEMBERS Tony Hughey, Don Stanley, Bobby Smith, John Scott, Buddy Ford, Kenny Rentro, Frank Casoni, Margaret Suds- berry, Barry Baker, Jean Stuart, Margaret Sheperd, Jeanne Mclean, Bill Lamar, Anne Street, Mary Jo Fergu- son, Sue Redoch, Karen Thompson, John Baroni, Francis Gunter, Russell Rast, Esther Alsup, Sally Hopper, Mary Manning, Sanford Hol- loway, Roy Prichard, Johnny Malone, Raymond Vescovi Ed Creasy, Raymond Skinner Art Club ww sf--f OFFICERS President Russell Rast Vice President Kenneth Renfro Secretary Francis Gunter Treasurer Barry Parker Sponsor Ellen Fabian BOY'S OFFICERS President, Boyce Lamb Vice President, John Baroni Secretary, Phillip Davis Treasurer, Eugene Rhodes MEMBERS Jimmy Hall Jimmy Hubert Edward Massey Charles Looney J. D. Ryan Gay Lee Wilson Judy Williams Wanda Wilson Ann Miller Patricia Speck Bobbie Nell Speck Ruth Ann Hall Sonia Wilson Carolyn Smith Barbara Brown Catherine Roe Addie Mae Byard Sarah Baker Mildred Cleveland June Stratmann Judy Science GlRL'S OFFICERS President, Peggy Lamb Vice President, Dixie Conner Secretary, Rubielen Rogers Treasurer, Peggy Stigall MEMBERS Beverly Anderson Dot Haynes Pat Mason Carmen Thomas Dotty Stephenson Sheila Renfro June Hamilton Sarah Baker Suszanne Yost Joan Freshour Jo Ann Beeson Edith Roye Regina Looney Ann Lipsey Evelyn Lewis MQTY Davidson Library Club Jeanette Cagel, .lane Murphy, .loan Jones HSFAYFMQ . .g Mary E, Cuff Miss Grace DePoyster President SPOIISOI' F Cary Phillips, Sarah Baker, Carol Ann Bill Glenn, Mariie McCullough, Bertha Brock. Paterson. Betty Kyle Vice President Katherine Rowe Secreta ry-Treasu rar Judy Shelby, Carol Paxson, Vivian Johnson. Where the boys are brave and stalwart. A ,mga Q, we-Q' ' ,af f qw , 4 1 if W W . ' Mig, rwgf -' M V fM ',f ,g ' vary vwf 'f gw.3W'nVJ,fie Mfjflfn-ff vi 7 , ,, .4 , V A-f'-fW'f 'f 'Zip ' A H ju! ., fn ,AJ - ' ',-31 .. 4- fx 5 rw - ,, 4 ' W A W W , N ' f , ww , N N M, V Q M ,, ,, 'Q lp- , ,rf I ff' X 4: Q A J' Q . gk 'W' kv' Q 4 ' 1' r f. . ' 1: fl' Q f f is 1 f fig Sv is. HTHLETICS Football Q 'QU W' ,sts E. viii. A' 5 . Y 'yer-.' ,. ff' ' , - Y., msxqfm ly' -Qt, V x . J- - K , ., . Vx AN ' Y -xx gy 2: wr! 8 ,wr rRL,'3EE x +-' Sym ' .l 7 F - l 'M if 5 f . 3 5, , ,gg , 1. J W D , . 1 X, l' 'Y . , n ', V 1' 1, 9. X5 .Q .foggy My . Q ., Ex-lf?'.xif.f,f. ,... tl' J F Y-Vi 9' JN as of is if im .331 MP' '. W wg 1 s 1. F 44' ' D t 'J We X 'P ' ' fail' jf :ay 'UV af v 1- ,9 l 'I X tif 'rmf lvlzl V' r .4 R 5 f 2 1 nf F so 11' f 1 . it Q 'lf' , ,x U ' if pgs, sjlffg 15-f5fl ',p If H' Left to right: First row Uuniorsl: Manager Joe Haines, Manager Robert Davis, Roy Prichard, John Potts, Russell Graves, Carl Coke, Ray Pollard, Woody Forbes, Kenny Eldred, Lloyd Nelson. Second row lSeniorsl: Don Harden, Jimmy Crumpler, .l, L. Jerden, Johnny Shepherd, Tommy Tapp, Robert Santi, Brad Carter, Marshall Jones, Jimmy Champion, Bill Hylander, Rex Womack. Third row ISophomoresl: Lester Davis, Sanford Holloway, Sylvan Meyer, Jerry Chism, Bennett Connelly, J. D. Ferguson, Joe Shackleford, Gary Womack, Jimmy Miller, Jerry Evans, Smith Howell, Charles Thornton, Bobby Baker. Coach Elmer Ray Coach Tom Nix CGGCH Bubba Bland l i 5 . .. X. imvrfl.-efliw L .www jew . 5 ,F Q 1335 sg' 555 ..... F . lim... -- J ' ii lf I - Q-,zu , .-1 .wee A 'fees ., -f - --e- wus .use - -f .. ..fvevL'2 . w . fh 1 ,,., f he ' 100 All County Jimmy Champion Whitehaven Whitehaven Whitehaven Whitehaven Whitehaven Whitehaven Whitehaven Whitehaven Whitehaven Whitehaven Johnny Shepherd Rex Womack 1954 County Champs 101 Collierville 26 Frayser 7 Tupelo 21 Millington 0 South Side 13 Blytheville 35 Messick 20 C. B. C. 26 Bartlett 6 Germantown 6 Tommy Topp Robert Sami J. L. Jerden Alone in ihe end zone. Champion romps again. Marshall Jones Johnny Shepherd Jimmy Crumpler l 102 i A A .1 ,L 64,6 406 Rex Womack Don Harden Bill Hylonder All good things must end. Brad Carter Good for cs first down Jimmy Champion 11'-11:-X ti, r fl .A . . sw r r E -V , r A K V W- f ' - . , ,,.. V 4 ii i r i n r if X Leslie Phillips, Forward Rex Womack, Cervfer Luffy Rice, Guard ,ri ff' Brad Carter, Guard Roy Prichard, Guard Bays! It weni fhutawoy. 104 e kkk : S Sidney Peek Jimmy Champion Somestimes we get the rebounds- S 105 Bob Harvey Someiimes we don't. Varsity llineelingl Manager Wayne Tacker, Larry Rice, Roy Prichard, Jimmy Champion, Manager Reed Kimsey lStandingl Coach Graninger, Brad Carter, Sidney Peek, Rex Womack, Bob Harvey, Leslie Phillips. B-Team iKneelingJ Manager Sam Davis, Woody Forbes, Blackie Smith, Randy Bouldin, Charles Thornton, W. O. Sharp, Coach Bubba Bland. lStandingJ Leighton Broughton, Jerry Evans, Johnny Dickey, Gary Womack, Finis Carrell, Carl Coke, Richard Pasley. 106 uffxg -1 Q2 N! -sg, K' 1 oem an ,N ,wsu swims an Jimmy .Q' S Qi H5 A Q - .ig, -if f .. 1'-J so , ,. My H X C , 'sues' 'x g Se 5 Q nr' Rss X M . ere r R X ws Rnd X -s ,eg my A is , 'Rely ,mx 5 xr F .X . . Q Q. - R .sw Ei: . C . ww Brad Carter ' - ' .,.1. 5 -v -- 1' ' f Q, , Q , ,Lf x li. .uqb m Nh X Q QQ Xi? as 3 'EWS ss ,w . X i' 5 R N 'P 'ix ,M M P ,.,s, .L si .V Q .Qs N sn 9, Ss Q w Leslie Phillips s , i P i gi.. ' ,fi , ,Q q ,gs - f in '., , fw.'r 5 4 ' 5 K .. ,. .... , ii X .Q-,rl i N1 7 X 'X ' X- X P 'K Q.. x as 4 is Q X X P if ' 53 w , 5 I, K P -'nw S A . ,V , , A X. -sw me W ' ,S-N - K James Stevens s A... .i , A . . N' CISG CI ' K s fe Ss i , s .Q x , -. . as V J swf - - ff .1 iii? is -i f Q X Q :He-ssfwfm . ,. ,i... , Yzk U Q V .5 s, 1 Q K -s N Wk -is 1 N j 5 v Sx,:?,g' Champion Russell Rust .., YF'-sew X l 'M s . .. Uwe K K sk R , ,E -' N. , fs. , 1 ' ,,Q'x -is X . - .fe - ri llineelingl Roy Prichard, Woody Forbes, Wilson Doyle, Billy Avery, Leslie Phillips, Bobby Baker, Manager Eugene Rhodes. lStandingl Coach Elmer Ray, Brad Carter, Russell Rast, Larry Rice, Kenny Eldred, Jimmy Champion, Carl Coke. lNot pictured? Charles Rasf, Harold Biggers, Burch Johnson, Jimmy Stornes. 107 Track 5 ia Kneeling flefi to rightj-Glenn Griffith, Kenny Eldred, Bobby Ruble, Russell Graves, Jimmy Champion, Jimmy Hall, Pohn Pohs, Steve Boros, Smifh Howell, William Carrell. Standing-Manager Ernesf McAfee, Sidney Peek, Ronnis Wilson, Huber! Williams, Don Harden, Rex Womack, Ray Pollard, Paul Harris, Eugene Mendenhall, Coach Tom Nix, Coach .lack Graninger. 108 Varsify Cheerleaders Virginia Roye - Della Vescovi Co-Capiain Beverly Anderson - Captain Rheba Biggs Peggy Sfigall - Rubelien Rogers Pat Wiley - Joan Decker Joyce Ransom Carolyn Huggins - Jackie Wasson ' 109 B-Team Cheerleaders Left to Right: Sally Council, Mary Jane Coleman, Charlotte Mitchell, Shirley Simpson, Sybil Worrell, Judy Harrison, Shelvy Watkins, Sunshine Townshend, Peggy Eldred, and Pat Goshorn. 95,42 wi X ea- 3-F4 as NL Freshman ,Cheerleaders Left to Right: Kay Harbin, Totsie Bagwell, Barbara Cooper, Sheila Stevenson, Barbara Lynn Adison, Mary Davidson, Brenda Ketchum, and Jo Haynes. Gaye Wilson not pictured. 110 U Through the years your light wlill shine. Hll UFFHIUE rf? 'qs' 5' rs? -1 . 3!E?'n.f1t SLwI, s ',lu Iliff nr . I' ' - 1 'EM-f, ' 12'5, 2? ,SX is i. 'X X , X 4 KK,.,Si . asv .ws W ivy ZW I -wx , I . . 3 'Q .H W . .. is .jg if Y! W 2 k 0, 5 ? 9 Q Xp yi M A 5' Y 4 'Dfw . if ,ide N Ji. gif.: Q. if , 5 gf' ' 'N' rl Salsa? 4 E9 W a Q ' v ,Q 4 x 34 , . i 1, ' X, M45 M ff'- n f5f 9,'b f'N f- U ' ' A 'qui ' ll K 3 Tis 1- M, K K -. ,A w ga X39 . 1 'I x in-. W ww. J Q 1 V I My, K X f, Mr. Whitehaven J. L. Jerden ,V rn f' fr ' , f , 1 , - . 1 f, 1 fi ' -LVN f , 1 -.fy - .V 1. .- ,CJ-1' -if , 51 ff X inf ' J ' ,i ,.- 4' . H I f, 1 f, ,- .3 513111, P L 1, af' Y Miss Whitehaven Adrienne Davis x X V' 'X PNQN X '2- L f., ' F fi! 'H k , , I HI.. -' -' L. KL . L -' Lf ' Ng! X 6 'ff if 4 7 ',l -',M'f'r'71 f fr L ,J - 4 Beverly Beach Buck Snyder 13 5 W w A if: RQRN 5? Courtney Presson 114 Best . . ,V , Marshall Jones Rhebu Biggs Citizens Joy Little Don Riley Frank Roberson 115 Ray Pollard Betty Bennett Anita Caldwell Betty Sue Bennet? 0 Bea uhes Anne Marie Hill Della Vescovi 116 Jimmy Champion Brad Carter Best Athletes Rex Womack Johnny Shepard 117 Frank Roberson Adrienne Davis Mosi Likely To Succ X f ,U E ,5,v e,,-Q P WJ if Nut, fy! BQ if yy I-1 10' My -' f ,ax l n- Mosf Beautiful M551 1lilSnd23.41e nu' U U A 'u N-' ,- i f I 9 X, ' 1' 'w' l.-J J V i.. LWBU ,i - f L .V L, L 7 N , Jackie Fosler 118 1 ff' Bill Black ,, ,wi Football Queen The Queen's chariot enters. Jo Haynes The Champ crowns the Queen. . Student R nition Ban uef Y '35 r eng, Many dignitaries which are now or have in the past been associated with White- haven are among those seated at the head table. The success of the banquet is evident The happy recipients of honor keys Left to right: Beverly Beach, Bill Lux, Nancy Stephens, Buck Snyder, Courtney Presson, J. L. Jerden, Adrienne Davis, Marshall Jones, Evelyn Lewis, Frank Roberson, June Bellew lwho received a key in behalf of Rheba Biggsl, and Jimmy Hall. 120 The5ef5 q al I1 ' h P ways C ens ' lg L. , N 2 P .V S, M 2 If .313 E A, , ,.gez:5g-,HQ 'e ',f- C'- '- 3 .-Vg-K...-x,g z.-34, x:14,ff:.'--,-.,- '. f.' Zi 1-'fi nf-cv'-Q.,--5g,,.L.:-6,1 'LL-5-vv ' RAIN' , in-,,...-- ' ao' 1' Q4 Don't feed the cnimols. ' i Did someone whistle? 'FY' ' Baby needs cl new pair of shoes. Blooming idiots. Eeny, Meeny. Mighty, cmd Moe. Strong back, weak mind. Show us the way io go horr There goes his pulse rote. Lure of the wilderness. All County backfield. Wow, what Q doll! Baby iis cold outside. Foggin' thot Falstaff The roots of all evil. Oh, Chorlieeeeeeeee. 123 When she hugs you, you stay hugged. i J, ,xxx sf, - . ft ee 2 3 i 3 , WN-Q-Lk M.. i 1 4 Count Your Blessings NN fff :L - V k 5 . .i gi get Q- A, 5 'Wig xi 3 -Qt, L . LR - k-.. we A ffifvw Q iyishil,-5' if i uf: -ru: M The High and The Mighty The Naughty Lody of Shady Lone F K .1 There's A Place for Girls Like You 'Whatcha' Gonna Do Now? Thct's My Desire J Thut's Alright Little Memo it -'wifi Ling, Ting, Tong Bewitched, Bothered, cmd BewiIdered ? The Shadow Knows Drag For Beers Bookends Fireman! Fireman! Save My Child! Junior Birdmen I i i i Blonds by proxy. we A blonde's eye-view of a crowd. Freshman beauties? Earth Angel And then Little Red Riding Hood said My, what curly hair you have. KiTChef1 PGTFOI I told you I could boil water. 126 Skirts Ahoy! Best dressed of '55. I ciin't after your money. Q Mountain Dew How 'bout thot! Some enchanted evening h ries Bumper Ballet. Too Young. Quite o change. The Staff We, the staff of the 1955 Crossroads, take this opportunity to express our appreciation to the students and faculty for their co-operation and assistance in making this annual possible. Those voices kind X SEHlEHTS WONDER BREAD 400 Monroe Ave. Phone 5-1448 BURK'S FLORIST 1609 South Bellevue Phone 9-0233 C0KE'5 SERVICE C. F. DOUGLAS REAL ESTATE 3301 Lakeview Road 3805 Graves Road phone 32 1745 Courtesy Of HOWARD'S FURNITURE ALLIED FLORISTS ASSOCIATION 81 HARDWARE 2355 Lamar Phone 48-8083 D' G Compliments of R 5 U HOLIDAY INN GULF SERVICE SOII SOUIIW Third E L Vandiveer and Son 9-9073 ' ' SMITH BROS. 8. GRIFFIN CHUCK WAGON 4154 Highway 51 4180Pl-kIighwcgyg?.:-5,157South WHITEHAVEN FEED STORE 4163 Highway 51 South GREGORY AND SON REALTY CO. 4180 Highway 51 South Whitehaven, Tennessee BIG STAR WHITEHAVEN LUMBER 4191 Highway 51 South AND SUPPLY CO. Phone 9-1542 4190 Highway 51 south Phone 9-3569 BLUE AND WHITE SERVICE STATION 4135 Higlhway 51 South HINDMAN JEWELERS 4183 Highway 51 South Whitehaven, Tennessee KINGS CLEANERS 4186 Highway 51 South Phone 39-1875' HERNDON'S GROCERY 2476 Highway 51 South Phone 9-9398 BROOKS AVE. MARKET 1875 Brooks Ave. Phone 9-9171 COMPLIMENTS OF a Friencl Road Gravel And Dirt -Exclusively- No Job Too Large No Job Too.Small R. P. HARRIS GRAVEL C0 since 1939 F. L. Mutt Abernathy, Owner Telephone 35-2391 Box 5388 - Shelby Drive Whitehaven, Tennessee MAYHALL GROCERY 2261 South 3rd St. Memphis, Tennessee Open For Your Convenience 8:30 a.m.-9:00 p.m. GUS' DRIVE IN RESTAURANT Barbecue-Fried Chicken Steaks-Sea Foods 1477 South Bellevue Phone 39-2777 Gus Guthrie Memphis, Tennessee Bill Reid's WHITEHAVEN ESSO SERVICE Raines and 51 South COLEMAN'S REXALL DRUG STORE Reliable Prescriptions For Your Protection Buy Drugs and Beauty Aids From your Druggist 2216 Florida Phone 9-7712 Clyde R. Coleman Mgr. RAMEL'S SHOPPE Highway 51 South at Raines Whitehaven Phone 35-6259 Compliments of MILTON'S BARBER SHOP 289 South Bellevue Compliments of WELLS' GROCERY 4148 McCorkle Phone 9-7943 ELECTRONIC SUPPLY, INC. Radio .... Television ..., Electronic Supplies of all Types 1100-1102 Union Ave. Memphis 3, Tennessee WHITEHAVEN DRUGS 4661 Highway 51 south Compliments from HU NTI NGTON IN DUSTRY Phone 9-5722 2365 pfospecf SCHEINBERG'S Your Favorite Clothing Center Pit' Barbecue is Supreme l'Il9hW0Y 51 SOUIIW UI Rcines 1140 South Bellevue Phone 35'I60I 1203 McLemore ot Bellevue Phone 9-1717 8- 9-9359 SANTI ICE CREAM CO. Try Our MCALISTER-DAVIS Construction Co. Ice Cream-Novelties I439 Bellevue Sherbert Phone 9-2358 Compliments succs s Roorme co of S A. S. MARTIN 81 SON 1441 South Bellevue 9-1212 41 1 Monroe Compliments of WESTERN AUTO WHITEHAVEN SOMEWHERE REFRESHMENT CENTER 3184 South Third This is where friends meet for a nice long chat, while enjoying thick mild shakes and malts, different fla- vored sundaes, and big ice cream cones. The Smiths Best of Luck Whitehaven Graduates HOLMES BICYCLE SHOP 1165 Latham Phone 35-3188 TOOF .Invitations .Announcements .Greeting Cards .Photo Albums Printers . Stationers . Office Outfitters 195 Viadison . Memphis, Tenn. Phone 8-2271 ,..-ff' IOTTLED UNDER AUYHOIITY OF- THE COCA-COLA COMPANY IY COCA-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY OF MEMPHIS Homes and Business Property for Sale F.l'l.A. Real Estate Loans GUNS and AMMUNITION SHOE SKATES l who Q f Agents for f 'S A G Spaldmg Bros i ' F ire SCHOOL JACKETS and AWARD SWEATERS - SPALDING LOAFERS A - d AD LE XFORDS l A utomoblle an S D 0 l, SCHOOL LETTERS and PENNANTS I G BASEBALLS - FOOTBALLS ji eneral BASKETBALLS - GOLF CLUBS A ,r TROPHIES - VOLLEY BALLS Il1SUl'dI1Ce WATER SKIS - TENNIS 9 FISHING TACKLE ll N 1 . .7 grgmmyna ' sl I 55? ' K 'Q Q .,-5' 17. The MacGregor Co. l ' -' - - ' . It 1 E.H.CRUMP a Co. IAIWSIIN -IILIVETTE SPORTING GOODS COMPANY Il Pays to Pkwy 9 NORTH THIRD STREET TELEPHONE 5-2725 Class Rings and Pins Fraternity-Sorority Jewelry Now is an ideal time for girl graduates to select their sterling silver pattern and start building for the future. Costume Jewelry-Diamonds Watches-Sterling Silver China-Crystal-Gifts BRODNAX INC. Main Ot Monroe Memphis Best of Luck Whitehaven Graduates THE PEOPLES BANK Whitehaven, Tennessee Member F. D. l. C. .aan '54-'55 Calendar in Ai' August I' I 10 I8-20 Registration f v 30 School Opens f 9 6-A September 3 Opening Football Game, W.H.S. vs. Collierville I0 Beta Club Sock Dance ll Senior Class Party 24 Fair Holiday 29 W.H.S. vs. South Side I' P October 29 Key Club Induction 30 P.T.A. Carnival A November 2 Hall of Fame :lections 5 Homecoming Football Game, W.H.S. vs. Bartlett ll Armistice Holiday I6 Senior Rings Arrive E 16 Opening Basketball Game, W.H.S. vs. Brighton ' r- 'I7 Beta Tapping 4 25-26 Thanksgiving Holidays December 5 9 Honor Banquet I5-.Football Banquet 'I6 Band Concert 'l7 Christmas Dance J l7 Christmas Holidays Begin '- ny fi 0 A 'XJ 'vs A fNrN 1'9 136 '54-'55 Calendar January ' 3 Christmas Holidays End 14 Curious Savage 'V Q February .. V 7 OS...- l0 Magazine Sale Begins V' ll Key Club vs. Hi-Y in March of Dimes Baske all Game ' 22 District Basketball Tournament A si? 4 Beta Tapping 25 Marianne 'l5 Spanish Club Dance is 15-I6 F.H.A. Convention ' 21 Band Concert April OES N99 QED' 22-23 Beta Convention May 6 Cotton Carnival Holiday 22 Baccalaureate Service 26 Senior Tea 27 Graduation and Senior Prom MW M it iiiifwe militia ii if tlijifftwipfvifywt Q M MQW W6 Autographs ' M QQLCLW Jfjgifkfgffjjw 7' fam Cljwpufvyf QWWWCJ QMWMQZ M W, k,5,wff'iU L M-j0WQalfl,,2.f.Dg.,4.xL,Qqz Mw QQ-y fx-if-G 5f,....iiL..,v 5, f W9 ffzipliggxi ,JJ ff' 2 AJ? Hg? U fb 39' Y f W iV'g SA S if WW! wi QW' N J WSE ' 31952 3 'Y QA Hjgffmfw ww? Qi W2 W M' M57 Ji- W Nye' WQWX JW KQV' Hll,K 'jj few QZM , ' if ffgifwg E5 QW? wifmwma I TQ Q Q'Z?94 W20 j Aufogluphs 6' W - ,,0 Qe1aWQYfW?a'Qw' fm 232 A Mm Hill Www QJWMM B! lffwwh i'if5m 'm5 Qi QQ? 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