Austin East High School - Yearbook (Knoxville, TN)

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1 A X MM ANNUAL STAFF-Seated: Arlah Jackson, co-editorg Faye Jarnigan, photographcrg Karen Jones, feature cditorg Diana Robinson, faculty class editorg Delores Jarnigan, subscription managcrg Frances Littlcjohn, cditorg Thomas Ross, co-editor. business manager. Standing: Arthur Cannon, sgorts cditor and While rchashing thc latest gossip, Frances Littlejohn records a bank deposit in the joumal, and Delores Jarnigan struggles with an ad page.

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Mrs. John Arnold and Mrs. Blanchard Tual, Advisors. For co-editors Thomas Ross and Arlah Jackson, selecting the best layout often meant looking through stacks of dummy sheets. Yearbook Keeps Pace The task of a yearbook seems to broaden with time. As world, local, and high school happenings magnify, so must the pages of an annual keep pace. Meeting the demands of change, this yearbook unfolds the merger of Austin with Eastg academic with vocational. Boasting a new size and color, the A-E truly presents A Tale of Two Campuses . As students leave Austin-East, their memories are locked in their minds and in their yearbooks. Therefore, this yearbook attempts to capture every mood, fad, fancy, and happening of the past school year. A skimming glance from page to page reveals the medallions, monster shoes, and afro styles, the glory of winning A division championships, the frantic frolic of Class Day, and even the history-making decision of a national election. By trying to grasp forever a small segment of time, the yearbook staff hopes to provide something for everyone, the good times and the bad times of this school year. Arthur Cannon and Karen Jones study other yearbooks to get ideas, while Diana Robinson shows Faye Jarnigan where to type copy.

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ANCHOR CLUB-First row: Debbie Stout, Sylvia Cullom, Mary Green, Quintella Smith, Juan McKinney, sweetheartg Maxine Thompson, Sylvia Boyd, Doby Foust, sweetheart, Ramona Jones, Brenda Hardin, Anjel Steger, Delores Jarnigan, Diana Robinson, Marilyn Wynn, Brenda Gray. Second row: Jacqueline Cullom, Miriam Kenimer, Peggy Brown, Faye Jarnigan, Paula Yette, Cheneta Taylor, Carolynne Carter, LaVeme Cox, Ajnchor Club Girls Put thers First Dancing, partying, collecting for charities, giving to the needy, and having fun making the scene exemplify a certain group. Who's doing all this? The Austin-East Anchor Club, that's who! The Anchor Club is a girls, club that consists of juniors and seniors who are the top scholars, workers, and school citizens. In other words, theyire the Hcream of the crop? In addition to their school projects, the Anchorettes meet with other area Anchor Clubs at teas, banquets, and even service projects. Besides enriching their own lives with friend- ship, they all join together to fulfill their purpose of serving the community and others. Jervece Leath, Arlah Jackson, Mary Dragg, Gilda Golightly, Kathy Henderson, Yvette Dupree, Pat Black. Third row: Bonita Gillespie, Sandra DeArmond, Mary Carter, Vivian Anderson, Paula Roper, Dameta Gillespie, Tawana Coleman, Judy Bryant, Pat Fletcher, Karen Jones, Frances White, Yvonne Dupree. Believing only one in a family can be inducted, Bonita Gillespie cries when her twin, Darneta, and Tawana Coleman give her an anchor. . ,..:t.mL:asE1.:m..5':i Lk MA, ,, i, ,A ,