Austin East High School - Yearbook (Knoxville, TN)

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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

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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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5 6 f'3 Z. 5 l 3 f i l , l ' T 1 , f f l ii L - 7 I ,. K 'f t ' - an an f ,,,, i I ragga f ir . ,, V 1 'O 'U gl V W, , J ,, H H P' CHOIR- First row: Patti Heath, Nancy West, Quintella Smith, Treneda Cole, Gloria Sherfield, Deborah Walton, Mary Geter, Diane Delaney, Vivian Jamison, Roslind Thompson, Mary Goss, Joyce Hall, LaVernal Dorsey, Ramona Jones, Doretha Coats, Linda Adams, Yvonne McGrew, Brenda Green. Second row: Ann Stewart, Marsha Benton, Bernice Foster, Cleo Davidson, Marlene Smith, Lucinda Davis, Patricia Senter, Tonya Gordon, Ella Faye Lewis, Joyce Wiggins, Shirley Dixson, Lady Glanton, Denise Williams, Mary Cherry, Gloria Lomax, Vickie Dunn, CHOIR OFFICERS-Francis Harshaw, president, Linda Chambers, vice- presidentg Jean Hall, secretary, Ella Faye Lewis, treasurer. ..,,, ls 'KW 1 Yolanda Bailey, Jessie Jones. Third row: Patricia Stokes, Bonnie Maddox, Mongele Murphy, Brenda Warren, Patricia Fletcher, Faye Chambers, Doby Foust, George Kemp, Dempsey Harshaw, Van McKnight, Dorothy Jones, Rebecca Smith, Jackie Goolsby, Diane Goolsby, Gwendolyn Beal, Betty Wiggins, Sonya Graves. Fourth row: David Shell, Rodney Wilson, Charles James, Victor Harris, Willie Howard, Billy Spain, Tommie Glenn, Francis Harshaw, Wilford Kelly, Willie Willis, Philip Turman, Jimmy Bagwell, Frank Carr. Vocalists Rehearse On Stage, In Shower A human voice can produce strange effects. It can soothe and move the soul or make one laugh or cry. The combined voices of students in the Choir and Glee Club create these effects by producing the finest sound in town. The perfect proportion of all tones comes only after hours and hours of practice . . . in the choir room, in the auditorium, and maybe even individually in onels sacred sound-proof shower at home. This brilliant blend of voices is one reason the choir was chosen to sing at the downtown lighting of the Christmas tree. Even for Austin-East students and faculty, great pleasure is derived from hearing the two clubs belt out their melodies in school assemblies. Just as every famous restaurant has a particular specialty, quality music is a distinctive feature of Austin-East. l 1 l l l ,