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Elizabeth Callison Sec. to Supt.

H. Case Thomasson Superintendent

Sheivie R. Fuson Principal

ADMINISTRATION SCHOOL BOARD: I a m e s Marcum, Den Biggerstaff, Ralph Richardson, Robert Wtson, Hol us Dalton, White Fugate, Arch Carr, W. H. Ralston.

We the YELLOW JACKET staff of 1958 respectfully dedicate the record of our life at MIDDLESBORO HIGH SCHOOL to Miss Gladys DeMarcus. You have become an inseparable part of our beloved M.H.S.; and thus, because M.H.S. will always mean more to us for your having been identified with it, we inscribe with your name this record of our life at M.H.S. in â&#x20AC;&#x2DC;58 as a lasting mark of our deep respect and affection for you. Miss DeMarcus is a graduate of Union College and Peabody College with an A.B. and MA. in English and Speech.

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David E. Hurst English— Football Coach BA., Duke University. Betty C. Kincaid Home Economics—B.S., Berea College. Wanda K. Lee Home Economics—B.S. Berea College. ,

I Maurine Malone General Business—A.B. Lin coin Memorial University. ,

Juanita Markham English, Spanish—A.B., Eastem Kentucky State. Janet Matthews Music—A.B., BME, Georgetown.

Margaret E. Adams Healih and Physical Educa tion—B.S., Lincoln Memorial University.

Billie Jean McDade Engiish—A.B., Union College.

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John Abe Campbell General Science—B.S., Lin coln Memorial University.

John C. Patterson Physics, Math—B.S., Lincoln Memorial University; MS., University of Tennessee.

w. L. Campbell Bookkeeping—A.B., B.S., Eastern Kentucky State. M.A., University of Kentucky.

Opal R. Patterson General Science—A.B. Lin coin Memorial University. ,

..-_.,•‘#s-_ Jack Carey Math—B.S. Georgetown.

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Edyihe Clower English, Math—A.B., Georgetown.

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Vada Chumley Biology—B.S. Eastern Kentucky State College; M.A., Peabody College.

w. P. Creswell Manual Training—A.B., Lin coin M e m o r I a I University, Graduate work at Peabody College. Alice Fuson Shorthand, Typing, English— A.B., Western Kentucky State; A.B., Bowling Green. Nelle Hall Latin, English—A..B., MA., Eastern, University of Kentucky.

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Julian Ptzer Math—A.B., Lincoln Memorial University. Imogene B. Rose Typing, Shorthand—B.S., Lin coin Memorial University. Cledith Sewell Engiish—A.B., University of Kentucky, graduate work at University of Kentucky.

Nora 0. Skeen English, Social Science—A.B., Lincoln Memorial University.

Mary Slemp Social Studies—A.B., MA., University of Tennessee. Kar’ Smith Music—B.A. Carson-Newman. ,

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Jimmy F. Summers Health and Physical Educa tion—B.S., Lincoln Memorial University Grace H. Thomasson Librorian—B.S., Peabody Col lege; MA., University of Kentucky. Cleo Yoakum English and Math—A.B., Lin coln Memorial University.

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FIRST ROW—Kay Ely, Ruth Terry, Melba Jo Branscome, Jewel Turner, Okie Lee Turner, Polly Brown, Priscilla Carton, Nadine Ingram, Evelyn Johnson, Carol Todd, Brenda Kay Morris, Louise Bettinger, Gayle Dobbs, Jackie Smith, Katherine Davis, Linda Woodson, Jo Ann Hoskins, Pat Ridings, Linda Bossolone, Juanita Roberts, Hazel Pridemore, Ila Robinson, Alma Mace, Brenda Farmer, Judy Sutton. SECOND ROW—Louise Pruett, Loretta Green, Sheilagh Farmer, Gloria Johnson, Jerry Botts, Mary Alice Long, Brenda Moore, Diana Snyder, Elizabeth Allen, Kay Yoakum, ma Faye Yeary, Loretta Morgan, Vetta England, Joan Campbell, Mary Rose Manus, Faye Conley, Pat Wilson, Helen Faye Stapel ton, Sandra Turner, Sally Thomasson, Gayle: Kimsey, Penny Paynter, Margaret Redmond, Judy Emmett,

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JUNIOR President, Brenda Coatney; Vice-President, Jo Ann Mor rison; Secretary, G e o r g i a N u n n ; Treasurer, Brenda Scott.

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Beverly Mullins, Joan Gibson, Geraldine Ingram. THIRD ROW—Bobbie Mason, Magdalene Mullins, Kathleen Hilton, Billie Jo Vinoski, Mary Woodward, Mary Edna Smith, Beverly Davis, Wanda Williams, Linda Cinna man, Nadine Cotrell, Betsy Standifer, Pat Ausmus, Betty Jo Turner, Christine Good, Wilma Weaver, Charlotte Idol, Shirley Scott, Carolyn England, Panzetta Davis, Thelma Hash, Ph1lFi r1s, Bejty Rae Wlch, Helen Partin. FOURTH ROW—Ruby Peck, Carolyn Garland, Ocie Webb, Carolyn Pass, Lavinda Collins, Mary Edna Manis, Brenda Wells; Shelby Jean Coker, Joyce Partin, Betty Jo Lambdin, Vennah Brooks, Caroline Evans, Brenda Thomas, Julia Rice, Yvonne Shelton, Judy Mornson, Edr Rice, Daisey Canmony, Judy Diessner, Carol Buckner, Anne Reams, Nita Carnes, Carol Herd.

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SOPHOMORE President, I a n i n e Fusan, VicePresident, Betty Jo Williamson; Sec retary, S a I I y Carr; Treasurer, Houston Ball.

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FIRST ROW—Jerry Mackins, Thurman Morrison, George Hatfield, Tommy Huddlestan, Clarence Evans, Don Cole, Vonctel Russell, Ronald Mayes, Virgil Duncan, Wilbur Canner, Kenneth Henderson, Bobby Rogan, Hobert Burchfield, Ronald Adkins, Jerry Crawford, Sherman Moody, Eugene Mathis, Danny Carmony, Tuble Loveday, Charles Evans, Kenneth Rowlett, Eddie Parkey. SECOND ROW—Jimmy Brimm, Jimmy Billingsley, Canley Bingham, Rickey Wild, Jimmy Johns, Bobby Shumate, Suiden Seaters, Bill Bayless, Richard Haver, Butch Yeany, Bobby Buckner, Kenneth Brooks, Buddy Fleming, Earl Dean Sothhern, Johnny Taylor, Wyne Prater, George Yoakum, Roy Lewis, Wendell Jones,

Darrell Keck, Leon Haley, Toby Jackson. THIRD ROW— Bobby Partin, Everett Gulley, David Walker, Randell Vaughg, Dennis Coatney, Frank Estes, Jimmy Coatney, Eddie Morrison, Raymond Overton, Walt Tayldr, Carl Leonard, Bill Donham, Don Finley, David Wilmath, Charles Schooler, Iverlin Gagle, Winfred Abbot, Pete Bass, Dale Collingsworth, Eddie Marses, Arnold Johnson, Freddie Littrell. FOURTH ROW—Pepper Medley, Donald England, Walter Brock, J. L. Bargo, Everett Suttles, Orling Eastridge, Kenneth Johnson, Joe Hensley, Tommy Sharp, Lannie Thacker, Don Welch, U. G. Johnson, Jerry Whalin, Ray Smith, William Crawford, Loren Gent, Joe Gibson, Orby Massengill, Mickey onner.

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President, Bobby Rogan; VicePresident, Bobby Buckner; Secretary, Yvonne Shelton; Treasurer, Ann Reams.

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FIRST ROW—Judy Rains, Carolyn Hurst, Norma Jennings, Mary Lou Leach, Mary Lou Harrell, Carolyn Branscome, Katherine Harrell, Janie Sutton, Laura Daniels, Marion Dix, Janice Sue Johnston, Sandra Wilson, Janet Poore, Janie Hcirrell, Donna Spade, Lana Gene Yoakum, Judy King, Marry Nelle Baker, Margaret Nagle, Martha Neikirk, Shelvie Head, Jerry Munro, Peggy Brimm. SECOND ROW—Patricia Thacker, Brenda Cox, Vivian Botts, Martha Vinoski, Loretta Standifer, Shirley Gregg, Phyllis Moyers, Dorothy Rains, Pauline Baumgardner, Margaret Fuson, Virginia Cowan, Diana Rowlett, Nancy Fretwell, Cora Lee Stanley, Patsy Davis, Carolyn Ball, Brenda Wells, Jeanette England, oonn Montgomery, Geneva Lowe, Gloria Billingsley, Etta Thompson, Shelby Jean Meyers, Jeanie Wilson, Lavenda Longsworth. THIRD ROW—Brenda Miracle, Reba Ham-

mac, Joyce Brooks, Janine Fuson, LeGretta Maidon, Billie Mae Taylor, Leona Sturdevant, Cleda Green, Sarah Duncan, Brenda Collins, Yvonne Treadway, ludy Hatfield, Pat Harris, Polly Tucker, Patty Patterson, Sally Carr, Brenda Stewart, Patsy. Yoakum, Nini McDaniels, Betty Sowders, Virginia Lee, Wanda Philpot, Rose Smith, Reba Denny, Pat Hamlin, Mary E. Fleeman, Pat Parker. FOURTH ROW—Helen Jones, Mildred England, Sylvia Seals, Mary B. Barnett, Dorothy Klaja, Barbara Wooten, Betty Shumate, Charlotte Duffield, Carolina Robbins, Delores Fultz, Mary Nell Lombert, Gloria Parks, Linda West, Shirley Ward, Virginia Burch, Anita Johnson, Pot Thacker, Margaret Bruce, Delores Vaughn, Janet Hyde, Linda Lou Ralston, Betty Jo Williamson, Helen Noe, Patsy Woodson.

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FIRST ROW—McArthur Bayliss, Wayne Dillmon, Carl Gulley, Tommy Hall, Jimmy Dixon, Boyce Marsee, W. 0. Smith, Fred Britton, Wendell Smith, Pete Southgote, Jimmy Gooding, Walter Johnson, Jimmy Barnes, Burt Poynter, Richard Rite, Dorse Clair, Arthur Yeary, Billy Jo Meeks, Robert Chadwell, Billy Mink, Clarence Turner, Mac Pratt, Kenneth Lee. SECOND ROW—Bill Cardwell, Michael Lambdin, Marvin Quillen, George Ed Ridings, Roy Pace, Houston Ball, Bill Dean, Michael Barrett, Robert Hotton, Roy Robertson, Dan Schultz, Ed Arnold, Roy Spade, Tommy Francisco, Chester Ayers, Don

Evans, Lyle Mace, Johnny Lay, Kenneth Harrell. THIRD ROW—Cecil Norton, Bobby Green, Dullard Carpenter, David Ely, Roy Lee Collins, Gory Wayne Meyers, Pat Greer, Rickey Saylor, Ronnie Brown, Albert Tennyson, Kenneth Day, Mitchell Douglas, Sam Lawhon, Danny Metzler, Charlie Carter, Bill Burch, Clifford Miracle, Charles Kelly. FOURTH ROW—Leo Howerton, Woymon Gordon, Bobby Sutton, Freddie Ditty, Bill Carroll, Billy Reed, Paul Justice, Jimmy Ellison, Marvin Branhom, Colley Mayes, Kenneth Lotridge, Bobby Portin, Jimmy Keck, Matt Webb, Ben Felts.

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Adkins, George Anderson, Clyde Arnett, Janet Barton, Cheryl Barton, William Beeler, Lonnie

Hayes, Barbara Hite, Jack Hodge, Mary Holt, Nancy Hoskins, Shirley Huddleston, Sonla

Blackburn, Peggy Booth, Robert Bowling sane Bradford, Beverly Branscom, Sandra Brittain, Cade

Hurst, Bobbie Hurst, Jimmy Hubble, Hobart Jarvis, Ronnie Jordon, Joyce Keck, Muriel

Brittain, Karl Brock, Mable Burkes, Hilda Carter, Elizabeth Carpenter, John Carter, Peggy

Kimsey, Jerry Kindrick, John Laymon, Billie Lovins, Shirley Lyon, George Marcum, Roy

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Cawood, lames Cawood, Nancy Chadwell, Cloetha Channell, Bill Clarkson, Arlis Clouse, Deana

Martin, Patricia Mason, Eugene Mason, Joe Mayes, Neville Mike, Bobby Minton, Wallace

Coatney, Brenda Coldiron, Mary Colgan, Peter, III Colson, David Conner, John Day, Alva

Miracle, Joyce Miracle, Pattie Morgan, George Morrison, Jo Ann Mullins, Phyllis Nagle, Charlie

Dean, Glenda Duncan, Bobbie Ely, William England, Norma Epperson, Brenda Estes, Dorothy

Nicholson, David Nunn, Georgia Owen, Leslie Parker, Patsy Price, Ralph Pruette, Gene

Evans, Wand.a Farmer, Dale Fuson, Alice Ginsburg, Jayme Goin, John Gombita, Joan

Roark, Loviena Roberts, Wilma Rowlett, Bertha Rowlett, Patsy Schooler, David Scott, Brenda

Greer, Emily Grubbs, Alva Guthrie, John Ham}ett, Martha Harrell, Darns Hash, Janet

Shartzer, John Smith, Bobby Smith, Brenda Smith, Carolyn Smith, Kirby Sowders, Joyce

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Moyers, James R. Day, Ules

Ules Day “Bull” “Get ‘em boys, get ‘em!” Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 2, Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4, Manual Arts 2, 3, 4, Physical Education.

Blondell, Johnny B. Henry, Mary K.

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Johnny Robert Blondell “I. B.” “Little men cast a mighty shadow.” President of Choir 4, Associate Editor of Annual, AllSoutheastern & All-State Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary of Senior Class, Basketball 2, 3, 4.

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Mary Kathryn Henry “Kay” “The load which is cheerfully borne becomes light.” President of National Honor Society, Choir 1, 2, 3, National Forensic League 2, 3, 4, Annual Staff, Treasurer of Senior Class.

Barnes, Helen M.

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James Ronald Moyers “Mo” “Love came, love saw, love conquered.” President of Senior Class & National Thespian Society, Editor of Annual, Junior & Senior Plays, All-State & All-Southeastern Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4.

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Richard Amburgey “Dickie” “Better late than never.” Basketball 2, 3, 4, Football 2, Typing 2, 3, Military Ed. 2, 3, 4, Physical Ed. 3. Helen Marie Barnes “Anything worth doing is worth doing right.” Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4, Journalism 2, Homemaking 1, 2. James Henry Barrett “Jim” ‘of all sad words of tongue or pen, the saddest are these—it might have been.” Dramatics, Pep Club, Chemistry Lab, Hi-Y, Junior Play.

Blondell, Barbara S.

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Bonnie Dale Blake “B. Blake” ‘I have no parting speech, so take my parting smile.” President of National Beta Club, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Annual Staff, National Thespian Society 3, 4, National Forensic League 2, 3, 4. ,

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Sue Blondell “Barbie” what we are and to become what we are of becoming is the only end of life.” Staff, Thespians, National Forensic League, Senior Plays, Choir 2, 3, 4.

Patricia Ann Coatney ‘Smoky” “Friendliness is like a Christmas gift—it’s the giving, not the receiving, that counts.” Homemaking, Tri-Hi-Y.

Jerlene Brashear “Jerry” “Opportunity knocks but once, temptation knocks the door down.” Choir 1, 2, 3, 4, Girls’ Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, Homemaking 1.

Edith Faye Collins “Edie” “The only way to have a friend is to be one.” Library Club 2, Girls’ Glee Club 3, Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4, Annual Staff.

Barbara “To be capable Annual Junior &

Campbell, Lillian B. Cardwell, Sylvia G. Chadell, Laura A. Chadwell, Nora L.

Martin Burkes “Burr” ‘It happened that way moving west.” Manual Arts 1, 2, 3, 4, Physical Ed. 1. ‘

George M. Callison “Buddy” “Rave on there, brother.” Football 2, 3, Co-capt. 4, Key Club 2, 3, 4, Choir 1, 2, 3, Hi-Y 2, 3, 4.

Coatney, Patricia A. Callins, Edith Faye Crawford, Jack L. Crigger, Shirley H. Diliman, Carol L. Dorton, Homer L. Duffield, Alberta Earls, Joyce

Lillian Rebecca Campbell “Becky” “Friends are most important.” Thespian 3, 4, Choir 1, 2, Annual Staff, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Band Sponsor. Sylvia Gail Cardwell “Sylvester” “Well, don’t go Ape!” Library Club 1, 2, 3, Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4, Dramatics 2, Speech 4. Laura Alberta Chadwell “Bert” “I’ll do it tomorrow.” Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4, Homemaking 1, 2, 3. Nora Loretta Chadwell “There is nothing final between friends.” Homemakin,g 1, 2, 3, 4, Tri-Hi-Y 1.

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‘Jackson” Jack Lewis Crawford “Whatever will be, will be.” Junior & Senior Plays, Dramatics, Thespian, Hi-Y. ‘

Shirley Harris Crigger ‘Smile and the world will smile with you.” Library Club 2, 4, Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 4. ‘

Carol Lee Diliman “Rachel” ‘The world is like a grapefruit, full of little squirts.” Annual Staff, Junior & Senior Plays, Journalism, Home. making, Tri-Hi-Y. ‘

Homer Laurence Dorton ‘B. K.” “Why?” Drum Major, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Thespians, Choir 1, 2, 3, 4, Junior & Senior Plays, Typing. ‘

Alberta Duffield “All’s well that ends well.” 4-H Club. Joyce Earls “Joy” Shakespeore:—”Ye who sit on a tack, yea ye shall rise.” Homemaking 1, 2, 4, Tri-Hi-Y 1, 4, Science Club.

SENIORS Eldridge, Pat England, Clayton Evans, Geraldine

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“You never know what you con do until you try.” Notionat Honor Society 3, 4, Typing 2, Tri-Hi-Y 1, Homemaking 3, 4, Choir 1, 2.

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Clayton England “Clay” “They got me.” Physical Ed., Military Ed., Hi-Y, Manual Arts. Geraldine Evans “Jerry” “To know what you know and know what you don’t know is the characteristic of one who knows.” Choir 1, 2, 3, 4, Junior & Senior Ploys, Annual Staff, Thespian 3, 4, Dramatics 2, 3, 4.

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Vivian Evans “Viv” “A friend is one who knows all about you and loves you just the same.” Dramatics, Journalism, Science Club, Homemaking, TnHi-Y.

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Ronald Keith Fletcher “Ballard” “Well, it’s like this, I mean, what I’m trying to say is, don’t try to hand me, man.” Band, I, 2, 3, 4, Manual Arts 4, Boys’ Glee Club 1, 3, 4, All-State Chorus 2, 3, 4, Military Ed. 2, Choir 1, 2, 3, 4.

Fuson, Reba Gayle

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Reba Gayle Fuson “Abigayle” “The truth is always the strongest argument.” Girls’ Glee Club 2, 3, Annual Staff, Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4, Jainior Play, Journalism 2.

Gibson, Charlotte A.

Goforth, James W.

Fred W. Gent ‘When you doubt, abstain. Manual Arts, Hi-Y.

Gains, Shirley Ann

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Gladys Jean Gent “Jeannie” “What you put into the lives of others comes back into your own.” Typing, Glee Club, Homemaking.

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Charlotte A. Gibson “The reward of a thing well done is to have done it.” Girls’ Glee Club.

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Green, Patricia Louise

James W. Goforth “Just as the twig is bent, the tree is inclined.” Boys’ Glee Club, Hi-Y, Football.

Gregg, Glenna R. Guthrie, Dennis Harrell, Homer

Shirley Ann Goins “Sherry” “Friendliness is like a gift—it’s the giving, not the receiving, that counts.” Journalism 1, 2, Tri-Hi-Y 3. 4, Homemaking 4. Patricia Louise Greer “Keep your words soft know when you might Girls’ Glee Club 1, 2, Play, Band 1, 2, 3, 4.

Harville, James M.

James D. Fretwell “J. D.” “It’s never too late.” Military Ed. 2, 3, 4, Manual Arts 1, 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y 1.

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‘Pat” and sweet because you never have to eat them.” Typing 2, Journalism 4, Senior

Glenna Rae Gregg “Rae” “Do it now or you will never get it done.” Journalism, Girls’ Glee Club, Pep Club.

Hash, Betty Head, Albert L.

Dennis Guthrie “Amen.” Football 2, 3; 4, Debate 1, 4, Hi-Y 2, 3, Military Ed. 2, 3.

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Hickman, Patricia J.

Homer Harrell “Hammer” “She’s all my fancy painted her; she’s lovely, she’s divine.” Military Ed. 2, 3, Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4, Manual Arts 4, Football 1, Basketball 2.

Honeycutt, Norma B. Hoskins, Lola E. Hubble, Theodore E.

‘Smiley Harlow” James Miracle Harville “Blue 16—Moo.” Football 2, 3, 4, Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Military Ed., Key Club. ,

Betty Hash “Do the duty that lies nearest to thee.” Typing, Tri-Hi-Y. Albert LeRoy Head “Chucky-bob” “Great things come to those who wait.” Military Ed., Hi-Y, Manual Arts. Charlotte Hickam “Bug” ‘It’s not the big things we do that count, but the small ones. Tri-Hi-Y 3, Typing 3, 4, Girls’ Glee Club 4, Junior & Senior Plays. ‘

Patricia Jean ‘Few people most deserve Journalism 1, ‘

Norma Ruth Honeycutt “Angel” ‘Oh what a terrible web we weave when we first try to deceive.” Dramatics 1, 2, 3, Journalism 4, Typing 4. ‘

Lola Ellen Hoskins “Cola” “Remember now thy Creator in the days of thy youth.” Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4, Homemaking 1, Girls’ Glee Club 3, Annual Staff, Beta Club. Theodore Eugene Hubble “Teddy” “Anything takes time.” Military Education.

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Hickman “Pat” can take criticism, especially those who it.” 2, 4, Homemaking 1, Typing 2, Dramatics

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George S. Hutcheson ‘Hutch” “Truth is the most valuable thing we have. Let us economize National Forensic League, Advanced Dramatics 3, Choir 1, Senior Play, Hi-Y 1. ‘

Hutcheson, George S. Jackson, Lawrence, Jr.

Lawrence Jackson, Jr. “Squatty” “Rise and shine; feet on the ground, tackle that man with the ball.” Hi-Y, Boys’ Glee Club, Choir, Football, Physical Ed., Military Ed.

Johnson, Patricia A. Jones, Shirley

Patricia Ann Johnson “Pat” “That which is most often opened by mistake is the mouth.” Library Club 2, 3, Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, Beta Club 3, 4, Annual Staff.

Kalfas, Helen Faye

Shirley Jones “Jonesie” “Some people jot down their ideas on a cuff, maybe so tley’ll always hove something up their sleeve.” Homemaking, Tri-Hi-Y, Choir, Girls’ Glee Club, Annual Staff, Junior & Senior Plays.

King, Esther Ruth Laws, Henry Lee, Ronald E.

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Helen Faye Kalfas “Hot Rod” “A merry heart is young forever.” Thespian Society 3, 4, Annual Staff, Junior & Senior Plays, Choir 1, 2, 3, 4, Dramatics 1, 2, 3, 4. Esther Ruth King ‘My interest is in the future, because I’ll spend the rest of my life there.” Dramatics 1, 2, 3, Girls’ Glee Club 4, Junior & Senior Plays, Library Club 2. ‘

McWilliams, Bisell, Jr. Markham, Charles D.

Henry Laws “All’s well that ends well.”

Markham, Shirley A. Marsee, Lois Faye

Ronald Eugene Lee “Billy” “A journey of a thousand miles began with only a single step.” Manual Arts, Military Education. Bisell McWilliams, Jr. “Jr.” ‘One week without prayer makes one weak.” Band 4, Typing. ,

Martin, Judith C. Martin, Sue Mason, Clyde

Massengill, James B. Mayes, Douglas

James Julian Mays “Sid” ‘All is well that goes well.” Military Education, Manual Arts.

Lois Faye Marsee “Laos” “You win friends only by deserving friends.” Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, Homemaking 4, 4-H Club 1.

Marjorie Ann Meyers “Margie” “It is better to remain silent and be thought a fool than to open your mouth and remove all doubt.” Girls’ Glee Club 1, 2, 4, Tni-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Homemaking 1, Choir 2, 3, 4, Junior & Senior Plays.

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Clyde Mason ‘Ig” “Don’t do it ‘unless you have to.” Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Boys’ Glee Club 3, 4, Choir 4. ‘

Mike, Fred D.

Shelby Jean Mason “Shorty” ‘It is better to have loved and lost than never to have loved at all.” Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4, Girls’ Glee Club 2, 4, Homemaking 1, Junior & Senior Plays, Choir 2, 3, 4.

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Shirley Ann Markham “Shin” ‘He is happy that thinks himself so.” Homemaking 1, 2, Library Club 2, 3, Annual Staff,

Sue Martin ‘Suzie” “Success should be a journey, not a destination.” Band 1, 2, 3, Majorette 3, Choir 1, Tri-Hi-Y 3, Journalism 4.

Meyers, Marjorie A.

Douglas Mayes “Duckie” “If you don’t like it, hang it up.” Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4, Manual Arts 4, Baseball 3, 4, Physical Education.

Judith Catherine Martin “Judy” “To have a friend, be a friend.” Naticnal Honor Society 3, 4, Annual Staff, Thespian 3, 4, Dramatics 2, 3, 4, Junior & Senior Plays.

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Charles David Markam “Markam” “Do well your part for therein all honor lies.” National Forensic League 2, 3, Annual Staff, Beta Club 3, 4, Thespian 3, 4, Junior & Senior Plays. ‘

Mason, Shelby J.

James B. Massengill “Jim” ‘Don’t do today what you can put off until tomorrow.” Football.

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Fred Dorman Mike “Dot” “How far are we from home?” Military Ed. 2, 3, 4, Physical Ed. 1, Manual Arts 1, 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y 2, 4. Benjamin Miller “Ug” “That was a goad lick.” Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 2, 3, 4, Bays’ Glee Club 3, 4, Hi-Y 3, 4, Choir 4. Hollis Miller “Hog Ear” “I told you not to worry, Mary.” Manual Arts 1, 2, 3, 4, Military Ed. 2, Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Physical Ed. 1. James Miller “One should eat to live, not live to eat.” Military Education.

Doyle Wayne Milligan “Eagle-eye” “Life is not long, and too much of it must not pass in idle deliberation how it shall be spent.” Football 2, 3, 4, Baseball 2, 3, 4, Dramatics 2, 3, 4, Military Ed., Key Club 2, 3, 4.

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Milligan, Doyle W. Mink, Barbara D. Mitchell, Geoffrey S.

Barbara Delores “Let the world Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 1, Dramatics 3,

Money, Daisy M.

Moore, Antoinette G. Morgan, James R.

Daisy Mae Money “Shorty” “My future is planned; third finger, left hand.” Tri-Hi-Y 3, Homemaking 1, 4. ‘

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Geoffrey Sewell Mitchell “Geoff” “A human being is not a human being until he is educated.” Debate, Choir, Senior Play, Beta Club, National Forensic League.

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‘Barb” Mink slide; I’ll not budge an inch.” 4, Girls’ Glee Club 2, 4, Hamemajdng Senior Play.

James R. Montgomery “Mont” ‘He that voluntarily continues ignorance is guilty of all the crimes which ignorance produces.” Sports Editor of Annual Staff, Hi-Y, Track 1, 2, 3, Baseball. ‘

Antoinette Gale Moore “Toni” “He’s just my Bill.” Choir 1, 2, 3, 4, Junior & Senior Plays, Thespian Society, National Honor Society, Annual Staff. James Ronald Morgan ‘Renaldo” “When hope is gone, hope for more.” Manual Arts, Military Education, Hi-Y. ‘

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Mary Beth Muffins ‘Arymia Liz” ‘Liberty is the only thing you cannot have unless you are willing to give it to others; so, give me liberty, or give me death.” Journalism 1, 2, 3, 4, Girls’ Glee Club 1, 2, 3, Choir 1, 2, Typing 4. ‘

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Albert Gene Norton ‘Speedman” “Opportunity knocks but once, temptation will knock the door down.” Physical Ed. 1, Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Manual Arts 1, 2, 3, 4.

Lloyd Condie Robbins “Hot Rod” “Do it tomorrow.” Manual Arts, Library Club, Football, Basketball, Track.

Juanita Norton “Nita” ‘Anything worth wanting is worth waiting for.” Y-Teens 1, 4-H Club 2, Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4.

Lillie Ruth Roberts “Suzie-Q” “Dynamite comes in small packages.” Tri-Hi-Y 1, Homemaking 1, 2, 3, 4.

Brenda Joyce Owens “It is better to have loved and lost than never to have loved at all.” Tri-Hi-Y, 4-H Club, Homemaking.

Thomas J. Roberts “Tommy” “The more you speak of yourself, the more you are likely to lie.” Library Club, Hi-Y.

Dorothy Mae Pace “Dotty” ‘You can’t climb the ladder of success with your hands in your pockets.” Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4, Annual Staff, Homemaking 1.

Cressie Sharp “Cricket” “To have a friend is to be a friend.” Homemaking 1, 2, 4, Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4.

Ambrose Price “Bone” “Will you don’t!” Military Ed 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y 3, 4, Manual Arts 2, 3.

‘Mitty” Mildred Ann Shumate ‘Speeches are like two horns on a steer; a point here, a point there, and a lot of bull in between.” Annual Staff, Homemaking, Tri-Hi-Y.

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Clauetta Sue “You cannot of your time Homemaking

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Donna Faye Ramsey ‘Donnie” “You can’t. expect to be a lucky dog if you spend all of your time growling.” Girls’ Glee Club 2, 4, Homemaking 2, Tri-Hi-Y 4, Pep Club 4, Library Club 4.

Sally Clark Smith “Smith” “A friend is one who knows all about you and loves you just the same.” Cheerleading 1, 2, 3, 4, Thespian 3, 4, Junior & Senior Plays, Pep Club, Annual Staff. ‘Smitty” Stacy Smith “What do you mean I am too young?” Football 1, 2, 3, Manual Arts, Military Education. ‘

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Roy B. Ramsey, Jr. “H. B.” “Don’t believe me, do you?” Manual Arts, Physical Ed., Military Ed.

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Martha J. Sowders ‘We can do more good by being good than in any other way.”

Sowders, Martha I. Sowders, Nelson E.

Nelson Eddie Sowders “Wondering Kid” “Caesar is dead; Lincoln is dead; all great men are dying; and for a fact, I don’t feel so well myself.”

Spoons, Conny J. Sturdevant, Bobbie L.

Conny Julian Spoons “Project” “A wise crack always knows its own father.” Physical Ed 1, Manual Arts 1, 2, 3, Military Ed 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y 3. Thompson, Herschel

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Bobbie Lorene Sturdevant “Lorene” “Anything that is worth wanting is worth waiting for.” Homemaking 1, 2, 3, Tri-Hi-Y 1, 4-H Club 1. Herschel Thompson ‘Hersch” “Going going, gone—over the fence.” Baseball 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4, Manual Arts 4, Basketball 2, Physical Ed. ‘

Janice Thompson “Jan” “IDa unto others as you would have them do unto you.” Library Club 1, 2, Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Homemaking 1, 4. Turner, Ginger G. .

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Rex Andrew Treece “What’s going on?” Manual Arts, Hi-Y.

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Mean Wilcox “Cricket” ‘A friend is one who knows all about you and loves you just the same.” Girls’ Glee Club, Journalism, Typing.

Mildred Turner “Millie” “Your life is like a reflection, so keep it clean.” Tri-Hi-Y 1, 3, 4, Library Club 2, Homemaking 1, National Honor Society 3, 4, Annual Staff.

Phyllis Anne Williams “Sandy” ‘Tis not my talent to conceal my thoughts.” Dramatics 1, 2, 3, 4, Library Club 1, 2, 3, Thespian 3, 4, Junior & Senior Plays.

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Maurice Donald Walker “Danny’ “Dynamite comes in small packages.” Military Ed. 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, Manual Arts 1, 2, Physical Ed. 1.

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Dixie Faye Walls “Dickie” “Oh! Pardon me for breathing.” Tri-Hi-Y, Journalism, Band, Typing.

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Jo Ann Warner “Jo” ‘To be able to speak in many languages is valuable, but to be ohke to keep quiet in one is priceless.” Tri-Hi-Y, Homemaking. ‘

Mary Lee Eastridge “Anything that is worth doing at all is worth doing well.” Tri-Hi-Y.

Joe Paul Welch “Joe” “Don’t play with the merchandise unless you are going to buy Junior & Senior Plays, Beta Club 3, Military Ed 2, 3, Advanced Dramatics 4, Journalism 1.

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ADVANCED DRAMATICS—OFFICERS: Barbara Blon deli, president; Bonny Moyers, vice-president; Becky Campbell secretary; Georgia Nunn, treasurer. MEM BERS: Janet Arnett, Bonnie Blake, Barbara Blondell, Becky Campbell, Juanita Dean, Carol Dillman, Gerol dine Evans, Joan Gombita, Ann Hamlett, anet Hyde, Janice Johnston, Joyce Jordon, Helen Kalfas, Billie Jo Laymon, Judy Martin, Neville Mays, Patti Miracle, Toni Moore, Georgia Nunn, Patti Patterson, Linda Ralston, Isabella Rowlett, Sally Smith, Cecilia Watkin, Wonda Welch, Phyllis Williams, Glenna Willis, Gale Wright, Ronnie Brown, Jack Crawford, Mitchell Douglas, Jayme Ginsburg, George Hutcheson, David Markham,

Doyle Milligan, Bonny Moyers, Joe Welch. BEGINNING DRAMATICS—OFFICERS: Jo Ann Morn son, president; Cheryl Barton, vice-president; Jewell Morrison, secretary; Pat Wilson, treasurer. MEMBERS: Mary Nell Baker, Carolyn Sue Ball, Cheryl Barton, Vennah Brooks, Linda Cinnamon, Nadine Cottrell, Beverly Davis, Priscilla Dorton, Judy Diessner, Kay Ely, Sheilagh Farmer, Nancy Holt, Jo Ann Morrison, Jewell Morrison, Jerry Munro, Penny Ann Paynter, Anne Reams, Ruth Ann Terry, Okie Lee Turner, Sandra Turner, Pat Wilson, Sandra Wilson. SPONSOR: Miss Juanita Markham.

NATIONAL THESPIAN

The National Thespian Society is an honor organization which gives recognition to students doing meritorious work in dra matics. Eligibility for membership is ob tamed by participating in acting or stagecraft. Students must have participated in the equivalent of a hundred hours of dramatic work. After earning their credits for mem

bership, the members can earn credit for honor standings. President Ronny Moyers Vice-President Barbara Blondell Secretary Geraldine Evans Treasurer Sally Smith Thespian Troup 972, Sponsor: Miss Juanita Markham.

MEMBERS: Bonnie Blake, Barbara Blondell, Becky Campbell, Gail Cardwell, Jack Crawford, Homer Dorton, Geraldine Evans, Pat Greer, Kay Henry, Charlotte

Hickam, Helen Faye Kalfas, David Markham, Judy Martin, Doyle Milligan, Geoff Mitchell, Toni Moore, Ronny Moyers, Sally Smith, Phyllis Williams.

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Students of beginning dramatics study the history of drama, stagecraft, make-up, and acting. Students of advanced dramatics continue the work of beginning dramatics and occasionally present plays or reviews as assembly programs. Thus the students, while broadening their knowledge of an im portant, and often neglected, branch of litera ture, are simultaneously acquiring mental and physical poise. .

SOCIETY

MEMBERS: Geoff Mitchell, Penn Nicholson, James Kelly, David Williamson, Tommy Roberts, Dennis

The Debating Club has been active since 1930. Its aim is to promote clear, logical thinking; stage presence; and enduring interest in the art of debating. For several

DEBATE

Guthrie, Sally Carr, Sally Thomasson, Mary Edna Smith. SPONSOR: Miss Gladys DeMarcus.

years Middlesboro High School has won the Regional Tournament and gone to the State Tournament where they also made a good showing.

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Below:- Bonnie Blake, Barbara Blondell, John Conner, Judy Hatfield, Patti Miracle, Geoffrey Mitchell, Penn Nicholson, George Hutcheson, Helen ICalfas, Tommy

LEAGUE Roberts, David Williamson, David Markham, Kay Henry, Dennis Guthrie, Georgia Nunn, Joe Stras, Jane Bowling, James Kelley.

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The purpose of the choir is to entertain various organiza tions and to better the music in Middlesboro High School. Members of the choir are represented each year in the All State Chorus. Their work consists of solos, small ensembles, and various chorus groups.

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The Girls’ Glee Club meets twice a week. The group sings in three parts and has

worked on tone, pronunciation, and ease in singing.

Emily Greer President Brenda Coatney Vice-President Margie Meyers Secretory Christine Longsworth Treasurer Brenda Stewart Librarian Brenda Stewart Carolyn Rowlett, Diane Rowlett, Judy King, Joyce Jordon, Bobbie Hurst, Cecilia Wakin, Nancy Cawood, Emily Greer, Faye Conley, Marion Dix, Anita Johnson, Diane Snyder, Glenna Gregg, Neville Mays, Christine Good, Virginia Lee, Virginia Burch, Martha Sowders, Myrna Tennyson, Pat Martin, Pat Ridings, Barbara Hayes, Sonjo Huddleston, Brenda Coatney, Ailene Burkes, Reba Hammac, Jeanie Wilson, Pat

Parkei, Ann Hamlett, Carolyn Smith, Peggy Blackburn, Janie Harrell, Esther King, Jerlene Brashear, Patricia Thacker, Carol Herd, Polly Brown, Wilma Roberts, Phyllis Moyers, Eddie Jo Johnson, Gloria Davis, Peggy Carter, Janet Arnett, Charlotte Gibson, Mary Fleemon, Mearl Wilcox, Gladys Gent, Pat Woodson, Shirley Gregg, Joyce Miracle, Delores Fultz, Carolyn Robbs, Mary Nell Lambert, Mary Leach, Judy Rains, Mary Woodward, Mary R. Barnett, Thelma Hash, Sylvia Seals, Mildred England, Billie Taylor, Norma Jennings, Shirley Lovins, Mary Wilson, Vela Wilson, Sandra Branscom, Patty Patterson, Barbara Mink, Jean Mason, Margie Meyers, Charlotte Hickam.

The officers of the choir are:

Sandra Turner, Delores Vaughn, Gale Wright, Patsy Yoakum, John Blondell, Tommy Colgan, Homer Dorton, Mitchell Douglas, Keith Fletcher, Jim Goforth, Robert Hatton, Lawrence Jackson, Clyde Mason, Ronny Moyers, Penn Nicholson, Pete Southgote, Kirby Smith, Butch Yeory, Wesley Yeory

Tohn Blondell President Ranny Moyers Vice-President Penn Nicholson Secy. and Treas Social Chairmen Borbara Blandell, Lawrence Jackson Billie Jo Laymon, Wesley Yeary Librarians

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The Boys’ Glee Club has sung to a great extent in unison this year. The club worked on tone, pronunciation, and ease in singing.

Some work was being done on descants and two part, tenor and bass, working up to four part work.

Billy Barton, Jdhn Blondell, Buddy Callison, Homer Dorton, Keith Fletcher, Jim Goforth, Lawrence Jackson,

Clyde Mason, Ben Miller.

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MEMBERS: Jim Massengill, Ules Day, Ben Miller, Clyde Mason, Lawrence lackson, Alva Day, Kenneth Day, Freddie Anderson, Lonnie Beeler, Fred Gent, Homer Harrell, Hobart Hubble, Floyd Jorvis, Bobby Ray Mike, Albert Norton, Floyd Norton, Ralph Price, Candle Robbins, David Schooler, Ray Smith, Jimmy Smith, Walter Thacker, Clarence Turner, Keith Williford, Bobby Booth, Martin Burkes, Earl Davis, David Ely, Jimmy

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Carolyn Branscome, Loretta Chadwell, Cloetha Chadwell, Mary Coldiran, Reba Denny, Pat Eldridge, Mary Eastridge, Joyce Earls, Vivian Evans, Margaret Fuson, Shirley Goins, Katherine Harrell, Judy Hatfield, Muriel Keck, Lois Marsee, Joann Montgomery, Alma Mace, Daisy Money, Helen Noe, Margaret Nagle, Brenda Owens, Lillie Ruth Roberts, Clauetta Rains, Mildred Sparks, Cressie Sharp, Joyce Sowders, Janice Thompson, Yvonne Treadway, Phyllis Thompson, Betty Williamson, Margaret Whited, Jo Ann Warner, Elizabeth Allen, Pat Ausmus, Louise Bedinger, Edith Bennett, Peggy Brimm, Daisy Carmony, Nita Carnes, Jeanette England, Jean Gibson, Loretta Green, Nancy Harmony, Janet Hash, Shirley Hoskins, Geraldine Ingram, Nadine

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MANUAL ARTS This activity is one that only takes boys which belong to Manual Training Classes. Our purpose is to carry out the projects being made in the shop. These projects consist of the following: lamps, tables, cedar chests, coffee tables, end tables, shelves, tie racks, nut bowls, ash trays, half moons, book cases, leaves, medium cabinets, electrical shop works, sewing cabinets.

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OFFICERS: Emily Greer, editor; Jane Bowling, associate editor; Beverly Davis, social editor; udy Morrison, sports editor; Mrs. Edythe Clower, sponsor. HEPORTERS: John Kendrick, Nita Comes, Judy Diesner, Kay Ely, Norma England, Glenna Gregg, Pot Greer,

Reba Hammac, Pat Hickman, Norma Honeycutt, Muriel Keck, Sue Martin, Bobbie Mason, Donna Moore, Loretta Morgan, Phyllis Moyers, Mary Mullins, Penny Poynter, Yvonne Shelton, Helen Stapleton, Barbara Walker, Dixie Walls, Myrle Wilcox and Connie Zimmerman.

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MEMBERS: Kay Henry, Pat C. Eldridge, Ronny Moyers, Penn Nicholson, Toni Moore, Judy Martin, Mildred Turner, Wando Evans, Sheryl Barton, Jane Carol Bowling, John Shartzer, John Conner, Emily Greer, Georgia Nunn, Nancy Holt.

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LIBRARY

dictionaries yearbooks, maps atlases almanacs, Current Biography, and special reference books in the Music, History, Art, Science, Literature, and Social Science De partments. Robert C. Hatton President Barbara Walker Vice-President Brenda Smith Treasurer Ronnie Adkins Secretary Barbara Walker Reporter Mrs. Grace Thomasson Sponsor ,

Loretta Standifer Lavenda Longsworth Cora Lee Stanley Lavenda Collins Melba Jo Branscome Martha Vinoski Gloria Johnson Brenda Ccx

The 4-H Clubs complete various projects during the school year and take part in the annual 4-H Club Fair, which is held in Sep tember. Our pledge is: “I pledge my head to clearer thinking, my heart to greater loyalty, my hands to larger service, and my health to better living, for my home, my club, my community, and my country.”

President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Reporter Cheerleaders

MEMBERS: Gloria Billingsley, Melba Jo Branscome, Margaret Bruce, Pauline Baumgardner, Sue Buttery, Shelby Jean Coker, Brenda Collins, Lavenda Collins. Brenda Cox, Patsy Davis, Alberta Duffield, Sarah Duncan, Phyllis Earls, Brenda Farmer, Alice Fuson, Joanne Hansard, Gloria Johnson, Dorothy Klaja, La-

venda Longworth, Geneva Lowe, LaGretta Maiden. Shelby Jean Meyers, Brenda Moore, Gloria Parks, Ruby Mae Peck, Hazel Pridemore, Loretta Standifer, Cora Lee Stanley, Lema Sturdevant, Larene Sturdevant, Etta Thompson, Betty Jo Turner, Jewel Turner, Martha Vinoski, Shirley Ward, Ocie Webb.

Leonard, Lola Massey, Judy Morrison, Nancy Murphy, Donna Ramsey, Brenda Smith, Mary Edna Smith, Bobby Sutton, Billie Taylor, Carol Todd, Okie Lee Turner, Yvonne Treadway, Barbara Walker, David Walker, Glenna Willis, Arthur Yeary.

CLUB

The Middlesboro High School Library is under the supervision of a full time librarian, and is open to all students each period during the day. This library is not only for the students, but for members of the faculty and citizens of our community. It contains over four thousand well-chosen books of all kinds suitable for high school students. The reference section is composed of up-todate materials such as bound magazines, encyclopedias, abridged and unabridged

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The purpose of the Middlesboro High School Pep Club is to promote loyalty, sportsmanship, and school spirit among the students of Middlesboro High School.

Brenda Stewart, Polly Tucker, Sandy Wilson, Lana Yoakum, Nini McDaniel, Jane Bowling, Peggy Carter, Nancy Cawood, Jayme Ginsburg, Emily Greer, Joyce Jordan, James Kelley, David Nicholson, Jimmy Barrett, Pat Coatney, J. D. Fretwell, Glenna Gregg, George Hutcheson, Hollis Miller, Barbara Mink, Geoff Mitchell, Penn Nicholson, David Markham, Donna Ramsey, Tommy Roberts, Phyllis Williams, Lawrence Jackson, Jim Goforth. EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE: Sally Smith, Mary Nell Baker, Myrna Tennyson, Martha Vinoski, Joann Morrison. SPONSOR: Mrs. Opal Patters.

MEMBERS: Kenneth Brooks, Vennah Brooks, Polly Brown, Nita Comes, Beverly Davis, Judy Diessner, Bill Donharn, Richard Hover, Gale Kimsey, Carl Leonard, Mary R. Marcus, Sherman Moody, Judy Morrison, Nancy Murphy, Raymond Overton, Eddie Parkey, Penny Paynter, Anne Reams, Yvonne Shelton, Mary Edna Smith, Dianna Snyder, Helen Stapleton, Sally Thomasson, Okie Lee Turner, Sandy Turner, Billie Vinoski, Pat Wilson, Butch Yeary, Toby Jackson, Carolyn Ball, Sally Carr, Brenda Cox, Reba Denny, Janice Fuson, Shirley Gregg, Judy Hatfield, Carolyn Hurst, Margaret Nagle, Pattie Patterson, Donna Spade, Loretta Standifer, •

SOPHOMORES: Tommy Hall, Bobby Green, Albert Tennyson, Wayne Diliman, Mike Barrett, George Bidings, Kenneth Lee, Jimmy Goodin, Marvin Quillen, Tommy Francisco, Kenneth Day, Jimmy Ellison, John Loy, Dillard Carpenter, Jimmy Barnes, Clifford Miracle, Chester Ayers, David Ely, Bill Dean, Pete Southgate, Houston Ball, Kenny Lotridge, Roy Pace, Fred Britton, Wendell Smith, Burt Paynter, Boyce Marsee, Bill Joe Williford. JUNIORS: Lawrence Mills, Alva Grubbs, Doris Taylor, Earl Davis, Ronnie Toler, Carl Gulley, David Cawood, Bobby Joe Smith, Cade Brittain, Jerry

Vauqhn, Bill Lee, Joe Taylor, Doug Gray, Gene Pruitt, Bobby Booth, John Carpenter, Daris Harrell, W. 0. Smith, Gary Meyers, Jerry Mason, Melvin Burnside, Danny Schultz, Don Yoakum, Bill Channell, David Thomas, G. W. Morgan, Beverly Bradford, Leslie Owen, Karl Brittain, Billy Ely. SENIORS: James Mayes, Clayton England, Ronald Morgan, LeRoy Head, Teddy Hubble, Ambrose Price, Nelson Sowders, Roy Ramsey, I. D. Fretwell, Dan Williford, Donald Walker, Dorman Mike, Stacy Smith.

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FRESHMAN AND SOPHOMORE HI-Y CLUB—MEMBERS: Danny Ray Metzler, McArthur Bayless, Charles Carter, Roy Robertson, Ules Orley Massengill, Walter Johnson, Jerry Whalin, David Michael Conner, Richard Hover, Robert Rogan, Eddie Cecil Parkey, Freddie Ditty, George Byrd, Danny Larry Schultz, Goins McArthur Pratt, Clarence Turner, Sam Lawhon, Jimmy Gooding, Wayne Dillman, Kenneth Henderson, James Meddly, William Henry Cardwell, Leo Howerton, Kenneth Lee Harrell, Kenneth Lee, Richard Hite, Edward Arnold, Allan Atkins, Leon Haley, Jerry Crawford, Robert Charles Chadwell, Earl Dean Southern, Colley Mayes, Thurman Morrison, James Leonard Bargo, Billy Mink, Roy Spade, Franklin Jimmy Dixon, Raymond Overton, Eddie Marsee, Ben Felts, Dorse Clair. OFFICERS: Edward Arnold, president; Wayne Dillman, vice-president; Kenneth Lee, secretary; Walter Johnson, treasurer; Franklin Jimmy Dixon, chaplain. SPONSOR: Abe Campbell.

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FOOTBALL Middlesboro opened the 1957 football season with high hopes for cc successful season. A squad of 40, under new head coach Dave Hurst, spent two weeks at Norris Lake in preparation for the coming season. The starting lineup consisted of 8 seniors and 3 juniors. The Jacket backfield was bolstered by two returning regulars, Ules Day and Jimmy Massengill. luniors, Charley Nagle and David Cawood, rounded out the backfield. Doyle Milligan and Lawrence JqJson were returning at guard. Clyde Mason and Ben Miller would start at tackle, Huston Ball at center, James Harville and Buddy Callison at the ends, completed the line. Eager to show their wares the Jackets took the field against Hall High. The outcome of the game was never in doubt, as Middlesboro rolled up 400 yards on the ground and in the air in cQmpletely routing the Hall team by 40-0. The following week the Jackets visited the Barbourville Tigers for their first conference game. Middlesboro quickly proved the romp over Hall was no fluke as they jumped off to a fast 13-0 lead and then scored in every quarter for a 39-0 victory. Jimmy Massengill

FIRST ROW—Bill Channell, Ben Webb, Doyle Milligan, James Harville, Buddy Callison, Ules Day, Lawrence Jackson, Jim Massengill, Stacy Smith, Mike Barrett. SECOND ROW—Coach Bob Merritt, Coach Jack Carey, Clyde Mason, Ben Miller, Dennis Guthrie, Bill Dean, John Ed Goin, Larry Lyon, Lonnie Beeler, Wilburn Conner, Bobby Buckner, Head Coach Dave E. Hurst.

and David Cawood shared scoring honors with 3 and 2 touchdowns respectively. James Harville accounted for the touchdown on a 26 yard pass from Charley Nagle. The 33rd annual clash with Pineville was moved to an earlier date because of the bad weather in October. However, the weather man moved right along with it. The game was played in a downpour on a very muddy field. At any rate the mud and rain failed to hold down th running attack of either team as Middlesboro rushed a total of 368 yards, and Pineville gained 281 Fumbles and long runs highlighted the first quarter of action but neither team was able to cross the final stripe. John Ed Gons’ 80 yard sprint to paydirt was all in vain as another Jacket was detected clipping on the play. In the second quarter David Cawood broke the ice on a 40 yard scamper. Pineville countered with a 79 yard touchdown run. Massengill ran 68 yards to the Pineville 9 and moments later Ules Day scored to make it 13-6 at the half. The second half was as wild as the first as Massengill was brought down again on the Pineville 9 after a 79 yard gain. Unable to score Middlesboro surrendered the ball on downs and on the first play Pineville scored on a 96 yard to make the score at the 3-

quarter mark 13-12. This only heartened the Jackets as they scored twice, as Cawood and Massengill sparked the drives behind fine line play. The final score was Middlesboro 27 and Pineville 12. Middlesboro’s next opponent was Lynn Camp. The Jackets, keeping the offense under wraps for the upcoming game with Corbin. Using very few plays, Middlesboro scored in every quarter and won easily 27-0. The following week Middlesboro met the No. 3 team in the state, the Corbin Red hounds. Both teams went into this game undefeated and untied. The winner of this game was virtually assured of the S. E. K. Championship, higher state ratings, and a possible bowl bid. Corbin used every break to its advantage and won 27-7. Middlesboro, without fullback Ules Day’s full-time services because of a shoulder injury, had trouble with the offense but played a great game defensively. The game was much closer than the score indicates. The Jacket defense gave up yardage but forced 5 Corbin fumbles. Middlesboro’s s c o r e the first against Corbin this year, came in the fourth quarter after trailing by 20-0. Corbin scores came on a fumble, a penalty, and 2 touchdown passes for a final victory for the Bedhounds by 27-7.

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THIRD ROW—Lyle Mace, Jimmy Gooding, David Cawood, Houston Ball, Walter Taylor, Charlie Nagle, John Conner, Pat Greer, Gary Wayne Meyers, Dan Yocikum. FOURTH ROW—Burt Paynter, W. 0. Smith, Pepper Medley, Taby Jackson, Ralph Price, Kenneth Lotridge, John Loy, Ray Pace, Colley Mayes.

Middlesboro retaliated from the Corbin defeat by defeating the Knox Central Panthers 27-0. Knox Central went all out in an attempt to upset the Jackets. Central used a passing attack throughout the game and once moved to the Jacket 25 but timely interceptions and a stubborn defense pre vented a score. Middlesboro’s offense clicked in the second quarter and twice in the second half. The Yellow Jackets journeyed to Wil liamsburg to meet another swarm of Yellow Jackets. Williamsburg was undefeated and had a chance for the S. E. K. title if they won this game. Trailing by 7-0 in the second quarter and with time running out, Charley Nagle connected with a 51 yard touchdown pass to David Cawood. The Jackets were hot in the second half as they scored twice on drives of 52 and 32 yards. Middlesboro 19, Wil liamsburg 7. Middlesboro had the fight of their lives before rolling in the fourth quarter and de feating the Bell High Bobcats 21-0. Bell High gave up gobs of yardage but always stif fened their line and threw back the Jacket attack. Middlesboro led by only 7-0 going into the fourth quarter but an intercepted pass and fumble led to two more Jacket

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touchdowns and won by 21-0. An unscheduled bout with the flu left the Jackets weakened by the loss of several key players. They fell behind 9-0 in the first quarter and 16-7 at the half. Middlesboro scored a quick touchdown in the 3rd quarter and it looked like the Jackets would pull the game out of the fire. However, the Owls were not to be denied as they scored once more to win 23-14. Middlesboro met the Harlan Green Dragons on the Harlan field for the final regular season game of 1957. The Jackets had numerous opportunities but couldn’t stop the powerful Harlan attack. Harlan turned a fumble, a kickoff return and a long run into 3 scores and a 20-6 victory over the Jackets. The annual J a y c e e Bowl this year matched Middlesboro against the Greene.

yule, Tennessee Green Devils. The Green Devils packed too much punch for the Jacket defense and won 32-7. Greeneville was off to a fast 13-0 lead in the first quarter and never let up as tailback Jerry Disney scored 3 touchdowns and gained a total of 325 yards in 22 carries. Middlesboro’s guard attack got nowhere against the Greeneville defense but for the first time this year the Jacket passing attack clicked. Two passes carried to the Greeneville 15 where Ules Day gained the final 15 for the only Jacket score. So another successful season comes to a close for the Middlesboro Yellow Jackets. The following seniors who wish the best of luck to next year’s team are Ules Day, Jimmy Massengill, Clyde Mason, Ben Miller, Lawrence Jackson, Doyle Milligan, Dennis Guthrie, Buddy Ccillison, Jimmy Goforth, Stacy Smith, James Harville.

BASKETBALL For the second straight year Middlesboro opened the season with a new coach at the reins. Middlesboro started off on the right foot by defeating Pruden 5 1-49. Lack of experience and tough competition sent the jackets into a fifteen game losing streak. Barbourville began the streak by handing the jackets a 72-44 defeat. Middlesboro took to the road; losing to a powerful Lone Jack five 72-50. Unable to hit a winning stride the Yellow Jackets lost to Williamsburg 84-65, Knox Central 92-35, Lynn Camp 78-61 and LaFollette 59-49. Náxt, the jackets journeyed to Bell High where they lost in the first round of the Bell High Invitational Tournament to Knox Central 76-34. The Harlan Green Dragons handed the Jackets defeat number eight 66-30. London came -to town and dealt the Jackets another defeat 82-57. The Yellow Jackets journeyed. to Corbin where they lost 83-42. In quick succession the Jackets lost to. Clay County 59-28, Pineville 61-51, Knox Central 61-36, Bell High 68-42, and Barbour yule 48-40.

The losing streak was finally broken as Middlesboro upset Lynn Camp 34-30 on the Jacket home floor. Losing to Harlan 77-50, the Jackets bounced back to sting Pineville 50-44 on a thrilling second-half finish. The greatly improved Yellow Jackets held a highly favored Lone Jack team to a 42-34 victory. Next on the schedule was Bell High who continued their winning ways, defeczting the Jackets 79-49. Middlesboro journeyed to Williamsburg to meet another swarm of Yellow Jackets. It was anybody’s ball game until the final minutes when Williamsburg pulled away to win 53-46. The second erounter with Corbin saw the Redhounds win 51-37. In the final regular season game of the year the Jackets traveled to Clay Ccunty where the S. E. K. Champs defeated the Jackets 69-35. The Yellow Jacket squad for 1957-58 was made up entirely of Freshmen, Sophomores and Juniors. Without any losses via graduation the future looks bright for the Yellow Jackets. In the 51st District Tournament at Bell High, Middlesboro lost to Pineville 76-7 1.

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