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 Varsity V awarded to Joe L. Evins by Vanderbilt Commodores manager.

Caption from The Dispatch reads: Mayor Walter Fitzpatrick, right, presents special keys to the city to Cookeville Police Officers Brad Wigtil, center, and Martin Wheeler, left. The two officers were commended by the City Council yesterday for saving the life of a man during a fire last week at Judd's Motel.

Caption from The Dispatch reads: Mayor Walter Fitzpatrick, right, presents special keys to the city to Cookeville Police Officers Brad Wigtil, center, and Martin Wheeler, left. The two officers were commended by the City Council yesterday for saving the life of a man during a fire last week at Judd's Motel.

Caption from The Dispatch reads: Mayor Walter Fitzpatrick, right, presents special keys to the city to Cookeville Police Officers Brad Wigtil, center, and Martin Wheeler, left. The two officers were commended by the City Council yesterday for saving the life of a man during a fire last week at Judd's Motel.

Tennessee Twirling Institute members walk in inaugural parade.

Monterey High School Marching Wildcats walk in inaugural parade.

Senator Howard Baker, middle, shaking hands with Colonel James W. Norwood, chairman of the republican party in Putnam County, while a campaign aid walks in background. Also visible in photo: The Bull Pen; Holiday Inn swimming pool.

Senator Howard Baker and a campaign aid exiting a helicopter while the driver remains inside of the helicopter, which landed in a field next to the Cookeville Mall.

Senator Howard Baker and a campaign aid greeting three unidentified adult males. Also visible in photo: The Bull Pen; Holiday Inn swimming pool.

Caption from The Dispatch reads: Putnam County Executive John Gentry proclaims Soil Stewardship Week in Putnam County as, from left, Harlen Mullins, Harry Cumby, Joe Nash, Cecil Julian, and Henrietta Burks look on. Gentry proclaimed the special week to be set aside in "full appreciation of the value of the soil to the public welfare."

Caption from The Dispatch reads: These Republican dignitaries were part of a "Taxpayers' Sound-off" tour group that came through Cookeville Thursday evening for discussion with area citizens about their needs. At the Putnam County Courthouse are 38th District State Rep. Robert Beaty, 35th District Representative Lay Smith, state assistant Commissioner of Revenue Martha Olsen and James Norwood, chairman of the Putnam County Republican Party.

A violinist, a guitarist, and three singers perform on stage behind a table with political signs that read: Jerry Jared for State Representative, Albert Gore Jr. United States Congress, Jane Eskind Public Service Commission, Carter (and) Mondale. On the wall behind the musical group is a donkey icon.