Whitehaven High School - Crossroads Yearbook (Memphis, TN)

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1951: President Carolyn Fiser, Class Representative and CROSSROADS editor, Scotty O 'Neil, Faculty Representative , Barbara Elliot. I95I CROSSROADS-- Scotty O'Neil, editor, Russell Eley, George Anderson, Abbie Crumpton, Beverly Mayhall, Betty JO Col- vin, Bill Salter, Carolyn Fiser, Barbara Elli- ott, Johnny Fyfe. BROADCASTER editor-- Leonard Nunny Jackson. SENIORS--President, Carolyn Fiser, vice president, Scotty O'Neil, secretary, Abbie Crumpton, treasurer, Russell Eley. , SPORTS--Football: County champions, baseball: County champions, track: State champions. HALL OF FAME--Miss and Mr. Whitehaven: Diane Dawes, Scotty O'Neil, most likely to succeed: Carolyn Fiser, Eddie Graeff, most beautiful, Ernie Lee Foley, handsomest, Scotty O'Neil, cutest: Nina Hill, Mary Lou Guth, Nunny Jackson, Football Queen, Diane Dawes, Calendar Girl, Ernie Lee Foley, best citizens: Barbara Elliott, Jerry Alsup, Scotty O'Neil, Carolyn Fiser, David Ransom, Beverly Mayhall, Nunny Jackson, Betty Jo Colvin. I952 Senior Class Day, 1954. CROSSROADS--Prentice Merritt, editor, Louella Hediger, Betty Lou Elkins, Iris I-lart, Gene Fowinkle, Skeets Eldred, Carol Babb, Dick Pruett, Jane Thompson, Richard McGuire. BROADCASTER editor, Catharine Coleman. SENIORS--President,Wayne Skeets Eldred, vice president,Nancy Ramage, secretary, Sandra Ellis, treasurer, Dick Pruett. SPORTS--Football: Countychampions, baseball: County champions, track: West Tennessee champions, second in State. HALL OF FAME--Miss and Mr. Whitehaven: Catherine Coleman, Charles Eason, most beautiful, Barbara Fenton, hand- somest, Richard McGuire, cutest: Martha Ann Smith, Crawford Street, best citizens: Catherine Coleman, Prentice Mer- ritt, Sandra Ellis, Wayne Eldred, Nancy Ramage, Dick Pruett, Anne Wiley, Charles Eason, beauties: Joan Hill, Grace Ann Brandon,LouellaI-lediger, Janie Berry, Martha Ann Smith, best athletes: Jim Shepherd, Richard McGuire, Cotton Clif- ford, Jack Beshears, Football Queen, Martha Ann Smith. I953 CBOSSROADS--SidneyWilroy, editor, Bill Cobb, Bobby Walsh, Betty Summers, Ruby Youngblood, Mary Alice Wells, Bill McGavic, Ruth Ann Raney, Larry Cooper, Jimmy Bodemer. BROADCASTER editor, Lynn I-lackler. SENTORS--President, Ernest Harris, vice president, Bill Baker, secretary, Joyce Reeves, treasurer, Sandra Booth. SPORTS--Football: County champions, track: County champions. HALLOF FAME--Miss and Mr. Whitehaven: Pat Foster, Bobby Walsh, most beautiful, Virginia Evans, handsomest, Bill Bed- good, beauties: Charlotte White, Peggy Trevathan, Louise Tabor, Jan Speaker, Dolores Watson, best athletes: Jimmie McRae, Bobby Walsh, Bill Bedgood, Ronnie Arnett. Football Queen, Peggy Trevathan. I954 CROSSROADS--Bill Cobb, editor, Arminta Alley, J. L. Jerden, Pat Elliot, Buck Snyder, Mary Alice Wells, Lea Sunder- land, Ann Council, Jimmie Bodamer, Dick Dalton, Freeman Douglas. BROADCASTER editor, Frank Smith. SENIORS--President, LeRoy Moore, vice president, Pat Elliott, secretary, Jerry Clift, treasurer, George McKinney. FOOTBALL--County Champions. HALL OF FAME--Miss and Mr. Whitehaven: Norma Starnes, Jimmie Bodamer, best citizens: Norma Starnes, Ann Council, Jerry Clift, Pat Elliott, Mary Alice Wells, Frank Smith, Jimmie Bodamer, Thomson Bonner, Bill Cobb, John Coleman, beauties: Dawn Willborn, Norma Sue Starnes, Ann Wood, Ann Tuggle, best athletes: Glen Griffith, Billy Dawson, Ken Garland, LeRoy Moore, most beautiful, Nancy Eldred, handsomest, Johnny Whalen, most'likely to succeed: Frank Smith, Jerry Clift, Football Queen, Hazel Zanola. Fred S. Elliott Day in honor of Mr. Elliott's retirement. CROSSROADS Staff, 1954, editor, Bill Cobb Qtopj. CROSSROADS Staff, 1953, editor, Sid Wilroy Qstandingj

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I947 CROSSROADS--Clarence McKnight, editor, Donnie Miller, Betsy Ross, Beth Elliott, Fred Hatch, Mary Jane Russell, Curtis Brewer, Bobby McGee. BROADCASTER editor, Betsy Ross. SENIORS--President, Donnie Miller, Vice President, Clarence McKnight, Secretary, Rosemary Wolf, Treasurer, James Lofton. SPORTS--Football: CountyChampions,Basketball: The 'B'team walked off with the District 1 championship. HALL OF FAME--Mr. and Miss Whitehaven: Clarence McKnight, Bobbye McGee, most beautiful, Iva Mae Foley, handsomest, Bill Lacey, most likely to succeed: Clarence McKnight, Betsy Ross, cutest: Louise Butler Bob Barcliff- wittiest: Sue Hobbs Bob Bar- 7 2 J 1948: Queen Joyce Pearson and Chff' attendants :y Robinson, Virginia Mc- I Guire, Sellars, Ernie Foley, driver, Charles The CROSSROADS was born ten years ago in the minds of a few enterprising senior students who dreamed of a yearbook to keep I alive the memories of their school days. We of the Class of '48 trust that this tenth anniversarynumber will give pleasurer now and in the future to all who turn its pages, and if, by chance, some of those lfirst ones should see it, may they find it not unworthy of their hope. CROSSROADS--Ted Lassetter, editor, Yvonne Ergle,Dick Shamel, Bessie French, Beth Elliott, Fred Hatch, Herbert Burnett. BROADCASTFIR editor, Walter Lazenby. SENIORS--Pre ident, Ted Lassetter,Vice President, Carroll Goo Phillips, Secretary, Beth Elliott, Treasurer, Margo Dorroh. SPORTS--Foo ball: County champions, Basketball: County and District 1 champions. HALL OF FA --Mr, and MissWhitehaven: Pete Dixon, Margo Dorroh, prettiest: Margo Dorroh, handsomest: Pete Dixon, most likely t succeed: Cookie Patton, Gene Shoults, best all-round: Joanne Tully, Robert Rier, cutest: Joanne Tully, John Collins, ittiest: Anne Hall, Goo Phillips, Football Queen, Margo Dorroh. I949 CROSSROADS-, Charles Cadwell, editor, Joyce Pearson, Shirley Robinson, Tim Mahanay, Norwood Petesy Street, Mar- gie Goodyear, Herbert Burnette. BROADCASTER editors, Joe Johnson, Charles Cadwell. SENIORS--President, Charles Cadwell, vice president, Joe Johnson, Secretary, Margie Goodyear, Treasurer, Sue Carroll. SPORTS--Football: The Tiger grid squad . . . starting the season with only three returning lettermen, and playing one of the roughest schedules a Tiger team has ever encountered, finished the season with three wins and seven losses. Track: The 1949 track team under the leadership of Coach Commodore Ferguson . . . went through the season without a defeat and was ciowned District champion . . . In the weeks that followed, the Tigers were named champions of West Ten- nessee and tracll kings of the state by defeating Knoxville High and Kingsport. Baseball: Whitehaven's baseball team . . . was built around Captain Johnny Wallace, a very promising and hard-working catcher. HALL OF FAME--Mr. and Miss Whitehaven andbest all-round: Charles Cadwell, Virginia McGuire, most likely to succeed: Joe Johnson, Sue Carroll,prettiest: Virginia McGuire, handsomest, Sidney James, cutest, Joyce Peterson, Petesy Street, wittiest: Jean Hood, J. P. Williams, Football Queen, Joyce Pearson. The BROADCASTER,published nine times this year by a staff of students and a faculty adviser, Miss Tommye Russell, is the student newspaper of Whitehaven School. In this, its twenty-first year ofpublication, it has won four honors, the All- South Sweepstakes Trophy, awarded in Lexington, Virginia, first in its class in the contest at Arkansas State College . . . Superior ratirig in the state journalism competition, and first in its class in the annual newspaper contest held by the Columbia University Scholastic Press Association in New York. A I95O 1949: President Bill C. Jones's Senior Halloween Party. CROSSROADS--Bill C. Jones, editor, Betty Guth, Judy Cox, Jack Pollard, Pat Young, Jack ' Marsh, George Bonner. BROADCASTER editor, Tommy Cunningham. SENIORS--President, Bill Carrington Jones, Vice President, Lawrence Gill, Secretary, Mar- tha Duvall, Treasurer, Mildred Foley. FOOTBALL--County champions. Young,Billy Hill, most likely to succeed: Martha Tugg1e,TOmmyCunninghamS Best Q. Q ,, Q ,, ,,:....:f Q .. VL V-V citizens Martha Tuggle, Tommy Cun '4 Gill, Mary K Baxter, Helen McCalman, qi I : I - m y ,,, i '-k I' ' N .l Foley, Football Queen, Joan Merlo. 1 my J. , .,,, U t 1 ill HALL OF FAMEHMI, and Mm Wlmeha, 1947: CROSSROADS staff, editor, Clar- ven: Bill C. Jones, Mary Katherine Baxter, ence McKnight ftopl' most beautiful, Betty Guth, handsomest, Bill Swanton, cutest: Carole Sellers, Pat . ' 1 x ningham Bill Jones, Judy Cox, Lawrence 'gtg' Q 'NX Q 1 2 Jack Garland Valentine Queen, Mildred '4 - 1 J ,xx '11 QQ l

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staff, 1958, editor, Ford lefty. Colem an, champions. HALL OF F Forney, Pat Davis, Don Kenny most likely I955 CROSSROADS: J. L. Jerden, editor, Marshall Jones, Pat Mason, Freeman Douglas, Mary Boyanton,BeverlyBeach, Buck Snyder, Dick Dalton, Joan Decker, Woody Forbes. BROADCASTER editor, Adrienne Davis. SENIORS: President, Buck Snyder, vice president, Frank,Roberson, secretary, Joy Little, treasurer, Bill Lux. This was Mr. Robison's first year as principal. FOOTBALL--County champions. HALL OF FAME--Mr. and Miss Whitehaven: J. L. Jerden and Adrienne Davis, best j citizens: Beverly Beach, Courtney Presson, Rheba Biggs, Joy Little, Betty Bennett, Marshall Jones, Buck Snyder, Ray Pollard, Frank Roberson, Don Riley, beauties: Anita Cadwell, Betty Sue Bennett, Anne Marie Hill, Della Vescovi, best athletes: Jimmy Champion,Brad Carter, Rex Womack, Johnny Shepherd, most likely to suc- ceed: Adrienne Davis, Frank Roberson, most beautiful: Jackie Foster, handsomest, Bill Black, Football Queen, Jo Haynes. Woody Forbes, editor, Charlotte Kendrick, Jimmy Terrell, J. D. Ferguson, Ann Breazeale, Mary Jane Freeman, Pat Mason, Ann Blackwell, Guy Forney, Joan Decker. BROADCASTER editor, Bruce Pfau. Jo Ann Roberson, vice president, Don Wright, secretary, Pat Wiley, treasurer, Roy Prichard. and Miss Whitehaven, Woody Forbes, Jo Ann Roberson, best citizens: Eddie Frost, Don Wright, Guy w ,Jo Ann Roberson,Charlotte Jackson, most beautiful, Sarah Lee, handsomest, Sidney Peek, cutest: Terry beauties: Joan Decker, Rubielen Rogers, Carmen Thomas, Ann Jones, best athletes: Woody Forbes, Sidney Peek, Roy Prichard, best personalities, Edwin Dunn, Ann Breazeale, Football Queen, Sylvia Meyer, l succeed: Don Wright, Joan Roberson, best-liked: Woody Forbes, Beverly Anderson. I957 CROSSROA S--J. D. Ferguson, editor, Ford Graham, Mary Jane Coleman, Rodney Fullerton, Frank Freeman, Ann Black- well, Charlo e Kendrick, Jimmy Terrell. BROADCASTER editor, David Sanford. SENIORS-- esident, Sylvan Meyer, vice president, David Sanford, secretary, Mary Jo Ferguson, treasurer, Ted Mayhall. FOOTBALL: pounty champions. HALL OF FAME--Mr. and Miss Whitehaven: Sylvan Meyer, Sybil Worrell, most likely to succeed: Charlene Lohrer, David San.ford,best9liked: Charlotte Kendrick,Joe Haines, best citizens: David Sanford, Mary Jo Ferguson, Ann Blackwell, Gor- don Wright, arl Hughey, Charlene Lohrer, best personalities: Sally Council, Joe Haines, most beautiful, Charlotte Ken- N drick, hands mest, Philip Fossee, cutest: Pat Goshorn, Joe Haines, best athletes: Gary Womack, Jerry Hutcherson, Bobby Baker, Smithl Howell, Lester Davis, beauties: Martha Parker, Sybil Worrell, Betty Jo Elcan, Judy Harrison, Barbara Hart- wick, Football Queen, Peggy Powell. I958 CROSSROADS--Ford Graham, editor, Jackie Neef, Rodney Fullerton, Laurie King, Red Davis, Helen Buck, Tommy Col- lins, Eleanor Cobb. BROADCASTER editor, Gwen Bell. SENIORS--President, Jim Herbert, vice president, Ann Conner, secretary, Kay Harbin, treasurer, Helen Buck. Whitehaven'sfirst big musical, Oklahoma, was presented this year, directed by Miss Wheeler. 1 HALL OF FAME--Mr. and Miss Whitehaven: Clifford Davis, Kay Harbin, most beauti- cwsscut Cpub, 1956, 2nd Row, left end, Woody Iiorbes, CROSSROADS editor. ful, Harriet Hudson, handsom- est, James Green, best person- alities: Kay Harbin, Jerry Smith, most likely to succeed: Helen Buck, Ford Graham, best athletes: Bill Sisk, Carl Hood, Clifford Davis, Charlie Novel, beauties: Ann Lipsey, Jo Hay- nes, Judy Bridges, Kay Harbin, best citizens: Eleanor Cobb, Helen Buck, Gwen Bell, Kay Harbin, Ann Conner, Jerry Smith, Joe Thweat, Ford Gra- ham,Jim Herbert,CharlieNorv- el, Football Queen, Kay Harbiii, Pan American Queen, Harriet Hudson. 14 Jimmy Miller, Mary Jane Coleman. an WIRE 1 .ff T - f J.,-, I A .e.o 0 1 Q J 1 D. y . I ' .await A 'lf -V If . I . J T... J ' J .,,f.,,.-:. ,..:..i, l' '7 F i i iiii f fii ldii oodi A fl' ttddi