East High School - Beacon Yearbook (Knoxville, TN)

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1 .'jf jg A3 1' ' v 1 js? elm 1 ?f 44?lf'6ff4 FIRST ROW, left to righf: JSGV1 Dkkeflf -le Y Sue Campbell, M0'90 e' Kelley, Sandy Watkins, and Ann Loftis. THIRD ROW: Evelyn Edwards, Browning, Alma Lee Key, Maureen Holt, Phyllis Doane, Judy Roark, Bobbie Wilson, Phyllis Clem, Jacqueline Edwards, Shirley Meadows, and Mary Jane Morgan. SECOND ROW: June Byous, Sally Sobelew- Mqriorie Dgvigl Gqil Horner, Phyllis Alder, Jo Ann Morris, and ski, Jennie Lou Keeling, Sallie Correll, Jeanette Ezell, Margaret Frances Henderlight, Illini 51 Cf 9c,,'Ac,z, ,kicdlcda rQJJJ'Lll, ',LJc,L, , , Qgc ' 4 4i0ucpa,Hfl-L05 746 Www 'X Qla6lzd0ffien4 Glee Club officers pose prettily in aluring gowns following the colorful concert. They are all out for a bigger and better choir next year. Left to right: Maureen Holt, Trea- surer, Jerry Sue Campbell, Pres- ident, and Jacqueline Edwards, Secretary. 61

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7de64m FIRST ROW, left to right: Yvonne Smith, Carolyn Giles, Barbara Bag- well, Ruth Ann Sproul, Gail Akard, Carolyn Needham, Marcia Duns- more, Hillis McKamey, Ellen Dunbar, Martha Ragsdale, and Earlene Hatcher. SECOND ROW: Rosa Evelyn Key, Marie Quinn, Carol Jane Burchfield, Mary McEver, Marsha Montgomery, Jo Ann Shamblin, Janice Williams, Joan Gilliland, Delores Brown, Anna June Biggs, Patsy Nash, Gail Wray, Nancy Johnson, and Patsy Ressler. THIRD ROW: Richard Cope, Sam MacCart, Elmer Norris, Jimmy Cosson, Robert Fralix, Earl Sattertield, Bill Rhegness, Hal Harrison, Dickie Bales, Ted Roberts, Bill Smallman, Edward Hendrix, David Branch, and Thomas Snyder. FOURTH ROW: Bill Park, Jack Julian, Gordon Ballou, Lloyd Hunley, Ronnie Powell, Bill Jones, Elvin Henry, Bob Hamilton, Howard Henley, Bill Casteel, Sammy Brabston, Walter Wise, Thomas King, Ronald Mikels, and Walter Moreland. 744 Zvapmewwzz 64461 Ujflceu Broad smiles of the officers are in- dicative of the success ot the con- cert and the anticipation of the dress-up date following. Left to right: Jack Julian, Vice President, Carolyn Needham, Secretary, Carolyn Giles, Treasurer, and Dickie Bales, President.

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Zdraafwl W. gfmndfooz Pop Hamilton, in characteristic mood, directs the choir in Shuckin' of the Corn. For many years Mr. 'Hamilton has played the leading role in Knoxville's vocal music. We admire him for his candor and firmness as much as we love him for his humor and attabillity. 1 aijllrlqllj V . fn ll itll ,tilt c,-1 7fK4le2a4ata' The quartet before the mike ready to sound off. Left to right: Gordon Ballou, Walter Wise, Dickie Bales, and Ted Roberts. 14 dlldsdldfdfd Pianists Martha Ragsdale and Earl- ene Hatcher vie for the chance to accompany Delores Brown, Rose Evelyn Key, and Marie Quinn - all soloists -in an impromptu ditty.