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Photo of the Month - March 2010 Contributor: Society Archives
The Lineup
Mill supervisors gathered for this photo in the 1970s. Cliffside was a major contributor of denim to the clothing industry. Buzz Biggerstaff notes, "Levi-Strauss was our biggest customer but, Blue Bell Wrangler was also a customer just not near as big. The company supplied about three-fourths of a million yards of denim each week to Levi and the other customers." The boom would never burst, the Company thought, so they expanded in a big way, building a new mill nearby.
From left to right: Joe Miller, truck driver, Randy Myers, Ken Cannon, Bob Harris, John Stuckey, Brent Golightly, Bill Masters,
and Pete McGraw, Perry Gibert, James Hamrick, Buzz Biggerstaff, Joe Swing, Earl Johnson,Odell Revels.
Copyright © 2010 The Cliffside Historical Society
