Austin East High School - Yearbook (Knoxville, TN)

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Q ,I ff... ,own .na U ,V ,X is sf. .. First row: Vivian Anderson RaLois Barnes, Nancy West, Debbie Stout, Mary Green, Gerry Gentry, Chenta Taylor. Second row: Pat O'Mary, Jervece Leath, Sylvia Cullom, Beverly McCoy, Brenda Bonner, Betty Wiggins, Delores Jarnigan, Arlah Jackson. Third row: Paula Roper, Brenda Warren, Robert Linder, Frank Carr, Frances White, Avice Evans, Mary Dragg. Frank Carr and RaLois Bames prepare a bulletin board for the club's use during Teacher Appreciation Week. ,gn 5 2- itiltxipxj 1 . ii gil: xveQ9,f sswgi Uses ssxvuui sr-snwtq Naam. uu- Us FTA Supports F acult It seems highly unlikely that today's rowdy students could ever be tomorroW's educators. Yet members of Future Teachers of America plan to occupy this position. Club members prepare for their occupation by learning various teaching and record keeping techniques and by acquiring tremendous patience and flexibility. Demonstrations are becoming a common ingredient in student life. Not to be left behind is the F.T.A. The only difference is that its demonstrations are in support rather than in protest of the faculty. In April F.T.A. boosts Teacher Appreciation Week and awards a scholarship to a deserving senior member. lf there are any sympathizers for the frustrations and responsibilities of faculty members, they will be found among the ranks of the F.T.A. Officers-First row: RaLois Barnes, secretary, Delores' Jarnigan, treasurer, Cheneta Taylor, vice-president. Second row: Pat O'Mary, historiang Frank Carr, prcsidentg Frances White. assistant secretary. F '1 M. ,g rt, .V ' 2. .-.A

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- -f-V fagvy... ,-V. .Ya ,, ,V , -7- v-- ---- W V rv JUNIOR VARSITY CHEERLEADERS - First row: Deborah Walker, Mary Weston, Judy Hackler, Yvonne McGrew. Second row: Carolyn While Deborah Walker gives her undivided attention, Yolanda Thomas demonstrates to the rest of the group a new cheer she has discovered. Sales, Norma Walker, Yolanda Thomas, Loretta James. Third row: Penelope Ballenger, Linda Buford. Junior Cheerleaders Ignite Enthusiasm As the athletes strive to do their best, the junior varsity cheerleaders ignite school spirit from the game's beginning to its ending. Promoting good sportsmanship at half time, the cheerleaders go to the opposite side for a g'Hello Cheer. Encouragement for the team is urged by the cheerleaders, and this assistance is provided by the crowd as the two converge to do the count down of the Great Big Cheer. To get the soul group rocking, the Hey Gang cheer is started by the squad. Cheers and jumps are all most people expect of the cheerleaders, but actually these girls practice strenuously every Wednesday and Thursday. Their keg of enthusiasm is accented even more by projects to raise money for new uniforms and their daily additions to student life. I

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-iw -,..-f-- - --Y V f.7-.-Y-,,-,W GLEE CLUB OFFICERS-Audrey Moore, president, Betty Houseal, sergeant at arms, Penelope Ballenger, secretary, Norma Billingsley, treasurer, Deborah Mobley, vice-president. GLEE CLUB-First row: Mary Ruth Harris, Victoria Harris, Deborah Mobley, Shirley Dixson, Deborah Fowler, Linda Buford, Audrey Moore, Denise Sharp Penelope Ballenger, Carrie Blair. Second row: Susan Cain, Syble Bell, Darlene Griffin, Gwendolyn Bowen, Frajan Campbell, if i J L 1 :.,g -.., A ,, . N Eqzl , :: ' is : .s .a:. With their faces reflecting concentration, students create their own vibrations during a rehearsal session in the choir room. Reatha Davidson, Gwen Hodges, Mary Muckle, Rosalyn Taylor, Vickie Dunn. Third row: Betty I-louseal, Norma Billingsley, Glaydean Edwards. Q 2 ,at S .fi S 'E if J' . ' an 5- a f 5 V f' 1. 2 K X A i K Q 1. -Z