Dyersburg High School - Trojan Yearbook (Dyersburg, TN)

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V Officers - Morning Class: Janice Tickle, President, Kathy Williams, Secretary, Patsy Autry, Vice-Presidentgjennie Watson, TreasurergMarsha Sentell, Reporter. Officers - 2nd Class: Paula Tubbs, President, Brenda Smith, Vice-Presidentg Joyce Rushing, Treasurerg Patricia Sewell, Secretary, Sandra Hillard, Reporter. The Tennessee Office Education Club, better known as the V.O.E., is under the leadership of Mrs. Perry. The girls in these classes learn the ups and downs in office work. All the girls plan to become full-time sec- retaries after graduation. Sitting, Row 1-Williams, Forbes, Binkley, Autry, Watson. Sitting, Row 24-Smith, Dowdy, Davidson. Standing, Row 1- Williams, Agee, Sewell, Hilliard, Turner, Smith, Quinley, Hugueley, White, Tubbs, Warden, Pugh, Hill, Atwell, Webb. Standing, Row 2- Holloway, Hughes. , ffm.-... .-.R

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Y . In order to earn a varsity letter, a boy must play a specified number of quarters during the season. Those who meet this qualification are eligible for membership in the D-Club. This organization does much to instill the spirit of ath- letic competition into our school life. Row 1: Campbell, Hollis, Ozment, Curry, Jeffries. Row 2: Rose, Permenter, King, Maxwell Duck worth. Row 1: Gates, Dawson, Smith, Camp, Reasons. Row 2: Curry, Tinkle, Carmichael, Pence, Hendren, Larkin, Walker, White. Row 3: McLeod, Pearson, Boswell, Edwards, jones, Wheel- er. Row 4: Smith, O'Brien, Todd, Kelly, King, Crump, Yarbro. Row 5: Tickle, Whitnel, Wyrick, Moore, Ganier, jayroe, Holmes, Campbell. r 11 r mm ,fs-Q ,mm f11 1 d s.wPQ3t M0 ITOR Stationed at strategic points in the halls of DHS are the monitors. These people are charged with the task of keeping the halls free of un- occupied students. 145

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Row 1-Joslin, Murphy, Bobo, Greene, Hastings, Autry, Moody, Adams, Swift, Row 2 gomery, Jamison, Simmons, Quinley, Campbell, Joe, Alexander, Mitchell, joe, Ellison, Kee,Johnson, Holden, Rogers, Gamble, Childress, Booker, McCanless, Manns. D.E. C.A. s f .kv M11 zsswssswx sl lmfmmws mN smnsmm -Adams, Arterbridge, Neal, Ervin, Mont- Row 3-Hatch, Hendren, Johnson, Hall, Distributive Education is a training program for selected high school stu- dents Who can plan a career in re- tailing or in other distributive occupa- tions such as wholesaling and service businesses. Students who take Dis- tributive Education their junior and senior years complete three credits towards graduation. Under the guid- ance of Mr. Black the club is one of the best. DECA Officers-john Childress, President, Richard Jamison, VicePresident, Gloria Bobo, Secretary, Carole Murphy, Reporter, Jackie Hatch, Parliamentarian. 147