East High School - Beacon Yearbook (Knoxville, TN)

Text from Pages 1 - 156 of the 1960 volume:

1 y -,Y 4, THE BEACON OF l960 EAST HIGH SCHOOL KNOXVILLE TENN MR. MOUNTAINEER PRESENTS Foreword We, the members ot the Beacon Staft ot l96O, hope that the students, faculty, alumni, and patrons can share the pleasure of viewing the story of East High School as we have viewed it. Mr. Mountaineer, the symbol of East High School, travels our book as he has traveled our halls adding to the heritage that his spirit has already established. Thus he continues to keep the standards high in scholarship, character, and sportsmanship. 2 Contents I Faculty II Class Work III Students Seniors Juniors Sophomores Freshmen IV Activities V Special Events VI Sports VII Advertisements PRESENTS THE FACULTY MR. MOLINTAINEER Dedlcatlon Miss Mary K Scarbrough We the Beacon Staff of l96O suncerely feel that we could not dedlcate our annual to a more understandlng and nnsprrmg person than Mass Mary Kath erme Scarbrough As advlsor to the Student Councnl she gained the respect and admnratlon of students and faculty alnke Her natural abulnty to work wrth people has as sured success nn her new posutuon as guudance counselor of East Hugh School Her cheerful dnsposutuon her Interest rn youth and her unselflsh devotuon to East Hugh truly make her our most unforgettable character 6 0ur Prlnclpal Mr Gale Gardner Rounding out has flfth year as prlncxpal of East Hugh Mr Gardner contlnues to grow In popularlty and to demonstrate wlse leadership Durnng hrs recent Illness all of us mrssed has gemal smale and fruendly greet lngs Has return was an answer to the prayers of hundreds of has fruends Hrs vallant flght for recovery IS typical of has courage In confrontmg the duff? cult problems of school admrmstrahon Through the years Mr Gardner has promoted all departments and actuvmes of has school wlth equal sxncernty and zeal 7 O O Q , . mf wQ? tM Qgtviiirsfls ll. -gnslultl Mr Bible Serves As Principal Miss Mary K Scorbrough is oslung Mrs Emma Seehorn, the office secretory, for some records for use In her counseling with students while Mr B A Buble looks on As act mg principal dunng Mr Gardner's Illness, Mr Bible has been most efficient In keeping the many facets of the prmclpol's 'ob working smoothly This year IS the first time In East Hugh's history when there has been provision for o fulltime guidance counselor Miss Scarbrough hopes to build the department of guidance into one of great personal help to all students Through the cooperative work of all three, the mechanics of East High School have run smoothly 8 Q .1 -Q' Xiffw ' 1. Qvzidi K-Q AW .....,, lr. W N - 0 Vqfa x I , X ,ff I n I gn wniv41Y'VTAl4'rtvI12'q. - ,Mug 6 f 1 5? ,iiw Egg .2 if w gy 5 3 W - ., ,f :J 1 . 4-2 3' R sw, - J! 42 L',' if , in ' , ,Q 1 A s f 'J L ,, , , L' W T 1 I JI 131-, - ' f 3 ,K A3 Wininger, Bible, and Million, Miss Gladys Million and Mr. B.A. Bible, veteran mathematics teachers, discuss with student instructor, David Wininger, the in- tricacies of mathematics. Mr. Wininger taught Mr. Bible's mathematics classes while the latter was acting principal. After many years of successful teaching, Miss Million is probably telling him of the re- wards of mathematics instruction. Kelly, Dalton, and Markelonis Mrs. Jessie Kelly, health teacher, explains to Miss Retha Dalton and Mr. James Markelonis, physical education teachers, that exercises alone are not enough to keep in good health. Miss Dalton and Mr. Markelonis put us through strenuous train- ing to improve our muscles and co-ordina- tion, Mrs. Kelly teaches us the principles of good health and prescribes remedies for our sore muscles. Polston, Browning, and Bennett Mr. Browning is expounding on the vacuum chamber that will boil water at room tem- perature. Mr. Palston seems to understand it perfectly, and Mrs. Christine Bennett, who teaches biology, is quite fascinated, East High is very fortunate to have the out- standing science department that it has and greatly appreciates having these competent teachers. LeSueur, Wilson, and Blackett Mr. Robert LeSueur, mechanical drawing cmd shop teacher, and Mr. Leslie Wilson, civics teacher and Blue and Gray sponsor, admire the paintings in Mrs. Patti Black- ett's art class, These three teachers add the glow of youth to our faculty and are very popular among the students. Their en- joyment of this painting is only one of the examples of their diversified interests. . wma , Q ' 'S hams-22. Rt, ggfewtd. Mr' I 4 ' 'T' 'W 1,- Q 5 g - 0 T Q. 'WJ v O r iz O r- ' ZL'LZw'lKU fi '1'2:?I iii: .. . .. . .cas '-T-FWF: nuevo fl I Potts, Acuff, and Herndon Mrs. Catherine Potts, Mrs. Doris Acuft, and Miss Lynda Herndon, our new language teachers, are talking over the problems that they meet in teaching their subiects. Mrs. Potts keeps Latin from being a dead language, Mrs. Acuff is an authority on several languages, and Miss Herndon keeps her iunior English students actively inter- ested in American literature with her novel displays. J I 1 . l. ...imma -ee-. Bird, and Neubert Miss Bird and Miss Neubert compare meth- ods of teaching American History. They are using Muzzey's History of Our Country plus supplementary material. Both of these ver- satile teachers ore liked by all the students for their friendly, understanding personal- ities. Gkey and De Robertis Mrs. Okey and Mr. DeRobertis, music in- structors, are smilingly referring to the music on the board which is port of the student's instruction. Their genial personal- ities and their knowledge of music make them esteemed by all. R- - ff The faculty gathers in the teachers' lounge at the end of the school day. Here they practice the old proverb that all work and no ploy makes Jack a dull boy. The faculty enioys a break from the doy's routine during lunch hour in the cafeteria. The combination of good food, good com- pany, and good conversation make this period most enjoyable for all. Faculty Durectory Mr Gale Gardner 520 Oakhurst Druve 83754 Prmcupal Mrs Dorus Acuff 3627 Luclnda Druve MY 15365 French Spanush and Englush Mrs Ann Allred 3008 Ealrudge 52842 shorthan and typung Mrs Chrustune Bennett 1532 Holman Druve 80107 buology Muss Colleen Bennett Sevnervulle Puke 72544 Lubraruan Mr Buford Buble 208 Grata Road 2 2752 geometry and trugonometry coach boys counselor sponsor of the Key Club Mrss Ruby Bard Box 509 Jefferson Cuty Tennessee 3 119 hustory and dramatucs sponsor of Thespuans and Masquers Mrs Pattu Blackett 6902 Northshore Druve 8 5919 arts and crafts Mr Charles Brownung 919 Frances Street 3 5910 chemustry and physucs teacher un charge of chapel programs Mr W M Campbell 1417 Branwer Street 22223 typung and bookkeepung Audutor Mass Retha Dalton Route 3 Corryton Tennessee MY 13680 gurls physucal educatuon swummung team tumblung team and volleyball team sponsor ofYTeens Mr Fred DeRobertus 1302 Luttrell Street 22868 Band Durector Muss Ora Dowell 1304 Faurtax Avenue MU 7 3081 Englush Mrs Ann Franklun Route 4 Ashevulle Hughway 23591 Buble Muss Mary Lynda Herndon 2025 Yale Avenue 2 8491 Englush and algebra sponsor of the Beacon Mrs Jessue Kelly 1442 Agawela Avenue 82923 health Mr Robert E LeSueur 3108 McCalla Avenue chanucal drawung metals and Woodworks Mr James Z Markelonus 4608 Josephune Road MU 7 0832 boys physical educatuon Mrs Jessue McSpadden 5900 Lake Forest Druve 7 2307 Englush sponsor of the Anchor Club Muss Gladys Mulluon 309 Oklahoma Avenue 2 2901 algebra general math sponsor of the FTA Mass Jean Naberhuus 1808 Aulor Avenue 37923 D E Store D E Miss Jessue Neubert 122 Leonard Place 30197 hustory and human relatuons psychology advuser of the sensor class Mrs Juduth Okey 1634 Laurel Avenue 5 7315 chour Englush and glee club Mr Robert Polston 1610 W Clunch Avenue 5 9784 general scrence Englush coach Mrs Katherune Potts 917 Woodland Avenue 2 6057 Latan and Englush Muss Mary K Scarbrough 1012 Luttrell Street 33504 hustory gundance counselor Student Councul advisor Mrs Evelyn Seale 2934 Fountaun Park Blvd 4 2354 Englush sponsor of the Natuonal Socuety Mrs Emma Seehorn 2854 Woodbune Avenue 31431 Secretary Mass Guerrant Tatem 921 Woodland Avenue 3 7851 home economucs auduo vusual representatuve Mr Leslue N Wulson 2831 E Fufth Avenue 43861 cuvucs sponsor ofthe Blue and Gray 0 ' 1 1 ' 1 ' ' ' - ' ' 1 1 ' 1 ' ' ' ' 1 , . 1 1 ' - 1 1- 1 d - ' 1 f . 1 - - . 1 - ' 1 1' 1 ' I ' . ' 1 1 ' 1 1 ' 1 ' '- ' , , ., . , ,- 5 1 1 ' F - 1 I , I .. ,.. 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 ' ' 1 1 ' ' 1 1' 1 1 ' 1 1' 1 ' ' ' 1 - 1' 1 . I ,' j I I ' 1 . - 1 1' 1 ' - - 1 1' 1 , . - 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' ., . . . . ' 1 1 1 1 1 ' ' '- ' ' . 1 - ' 1 1 ' 1 ' ' ' . ' 1 - 1 1 ' 1 ' ' ' . 1 ' ' . , , , ' - 1 - 1' 1 - 5 . 1 - 1 1 ' 1 1 - PRESENTS THE CLASSWORK MR. MCLINTAINEER N ...J Algebra lntrlgues Freshmen Miss Lynda Herndons algebra class has found that book work creates mterest and at the same tnme glves them a better understandlng of algebra and Its many uses Although Mass Herndon IS a new teacher she has developed good teachmg techmques an her four years of college All the students agree that algebra while It may be dlftlcult IS very benefcual Students Study Human Body Johnny Clark Dwight Church Nancy Farmer and Cheryl Doyal analyze the various parts of the human body The study of buology not only teaches plant and lower anumal lute but at also teaches In neat detail human anatomy and physnology I6 Freshmen Begun English Climb In freshman English the basic fundamentals of grammar and sentence structure are taught This gxves o firm background for more advanced work These students are drllgently applying themselves to sentence analysis cHabIa Vd el Espanol? Bobby Chrtwood conlugates a verb an Spanish while Sandra Hochenberg stands by to see that he does lt correctly Spamsh vs a practical sublect because we are neighbors with Spanish speaking countrues 17 0 Q Q , . 0 o 0 l - l ' 1 Home Economucs Is Duversufued Under Muss Guerrcunt Tatem the gurls un the home economucs classes are creatuve and orugxnal un coakung and crafts as well as des gnurg and makung theur own clothes In thus class they have the opportunuty af acquur Buble Buulds Character ln Buble classes the students learn the hustory of the Buble as well as several other sublects ln these classes the students can express themselves freely and ask others for theur opunuons on Issues that concern the rest less condutuons un the Buble lands One of the maun obuectuves of Mrs Ann Franklun us ta help the students acquure a basis for study of the Buble and to encourage them to luve the valuable truths guven thereuru 18 f . . . ing domestic skills that make them better homemakers in the future. , . Parlez vous Francais? Bob Beard asks Parlez vous francais? David McClellan Barbara Gerkun Cindy Prince and Frances Regas answer Nous parlons francais In French ll we study more advanced vocabulary and grammar and also spoken correctly the most beautiful spoken language offered in our school Girls Learn Voice Fundamentals Glee Club provides a relaxmg outlet of tensions at the end of the day and also trains the girls in the fundamentals of voice Practice effort and inner desire result in beautiful and inspiring songs 19 O H - - ,, - - . - , , , , H - ,, , . practice our conversational French to a greater extent. French is possibly the most interesting, and, if , . . . . . . r . . . . U . , I ..... . . I Math Students Prepare for College Sam Pappas as showxng Carolyn Carr Donna Bryant ard Muke Conover the grophlc solution of an une quallty nn semor mathematrcs Thus IS the flrst year this course has been offered and rt IS glvlng college bound students the opportumty to learn the higher mathematics that they wlll need upon entering college Mechanical Drawing Develops Skull Danny Wolfenbarger demonstrates to Lance Simpson Ray Qualls and Charlie Crowe the proper procedure for spacing a complicated drawing Mechanical drawing will help these boys In their future lndustrual vocations 20 0 1 1 f ' - I o o 0 1 1 Boys Are Proud of Protects Bull Murray and Bobby Klte dnsplay thenr completed prolects whsle Tommy Mltchell and Don Sherrod add the flmshmg touches to thenr desngns The well-equnpped shop provudes unlnmlted opportumtnes for boys to acquure skull In creatnve craftsmanshup Students Prove Physics Laws Jane Edmonds Jerell Klllnan John Corner Buddy Turpm and Butch Qulllen are measurmg lnght ray wnth thus apparatus Physncs IS becoming a very practlcal sublect an thus modern space age and such equipment mduces studynng A modern well-equupped physics laboratory IS a place of prnde for East Hugh School 21 Q 1 o 1 1 1 1 - 1 Senuors Master Wrutung Skulls Thus classroom of students are undustruously wrutung themes for senuor Englush In the last year of hugh school Englush senuors learn the pruncuple of wrutung that must be employed un advanced work Work of consustent hugh qualuty us the mauor goal Lubrary Attracts Scholarly Students Our lubrary us frequently crowded wuth students rushung to flnush next peruods assugnment Always quuet and orderly ut us so equupped that one can find materual on almost any subuect desured Muss Bennett our lubraruan us always wullung to after her assustonce un any way she can 22 o p 0 o 4 I - 1 , . Students Learn by Experlmentatlon Mary Alexander Charlle Jeffers Carolyn Carr Bob Beard Mike Roberts Sandra Bennett and Neal Allen are mixing chemical concoctlons In the laboratory Chemistry us a fascinating sublect that unravels the mysteries of the composition of all matter Secretaries Prepare for Future action In this class the students can prepare themselves to be efficient secretaries Mrs Allreds tirst and second year shorthand classes entered Into the Natxonal Office Management Associations spelling contest lf one or more of the gurls wins a certificate for passing this examination they will have no trouble In finding themselves a good lab Competent secretaries are very much in demand In the business world 23 l . . Mrs. Ann Allred's first year shorthand class is hard at work putting their newly-learned techniques into Practlce Makes Perfect Skslled typlst Sally Hunter shows Danny Wolfenbcrger and Sondra Glass the ease of typmg on an electrrc typewrnter ln first year typung the baslc fundamentals of speed and accuracy are stressed Both of these quolltnes are Important before skull IS acqulred on an electric typewruter Artists Display Talent Mrs Pattu Blacketts art students find that the work they do can be very satnsfymg nn fulfilling thelr need to express thenr feelungs Mrs Blackett does an excellent 'ob of creatlng Interest among her students to de velop thelr talents Vlvld plctures drawn by her art students decorate her room 24 Cuvucs Develops Democratuc Spurut Freshmen study dulugently the constructuon of our government Interest runs hugh because the detcuuled work that us unvolved us hugh lughted wuth current events specual reports and factual movues Maps Add Interest to Hustory Duck Eason and Sandue Bettus lusten to Cundy Prunces duscussuon on the latest travelog whule Bo Munnus Charlotte Denton and Larry Everett read current events Ameruccun hustory us made much more unterestung wuth these addutuonal mcuteruals it-tg-,, qw NA 25 0 0 0 o o . . . . -. . I . I . ' 0 , ,. lil 'A .lfl VM, F fifuiiei f IKE, .,,a?xu , H PRESENTS THE STUDENTS MR. MOLINTAINEER in PRISSY ALBRIGHT NEAL ALLEN DORIS ATCHLEY JERRY ATKINS 11 in-A. JUI.IE BEAN JUDY BEELER STEVE BEELER JULIA BENNETT I SANDRA BENNETT SANDIE BETTIS CAROL BISHOP 28 L CHARLES BISHOP Class LINDA BOUNDS CAROL CLAIBORNE DONNA BRYANT LYNN COLE CAROLYN CARR RICHARD CEEN DON CAIN ALLEN COLEMAN RUDY CAN DLER PATSY COMBS 29 is-1 N-f E X ? MIKE CONOVER NANCY COWDEN SONJA CRAIG PATRICIA CULLOP PAM DALTON bs BOB DANIEL CHARLOTTE DENTON RAYMOND DICKERT W X I T JESSIE DOANE PAT DOOLEY JERRY DUNCAN DICK EASON 30 Class ALVIN EDWARDS JIM FORD Nu KINSER ELLENBURG BRENDA GILLEY Q BRENDA ESSARY LARRY EVERETT JOYCE EMMETT SONDRA GLASS I 960 SHIRLEY ENGLAND JOHN GOINS 31 NANCY GREGORY CAROL GRIFFIN JUDY HANKINS TOMMY HAY5 CAROLYN HELTON Nm. it ROGER HENRY NANCY HOLSTON JERRY HUNDLEY SALLY HUNTER BOBBIE SUE JENKINS BRENDA JULIAN DAVID LAWSON 32 PATSY LAY EDDIE LAYMAN HOPE LEMONS DOUG LENSGRAF Class Ak DAVID LEWIS WAYNE LOONEY I96O ROGER LYNCH is DIANA MANKEL ROY SUE MAPLES JEANNIE MARTIN BARBARA MATTHEWS GLENDA MAULDIN JANE McBRIDE BRENDA MCCOY DAVID MCMAHAN BO MINNIS PENNY MITCHELL MELVIN MORGAN My GLENDA MORRELL MICKI MORTON BARBARA MOSER BILL MURRAY 34 Class 'JI FRED MYNATT LONNA POLLARD fl PEGGY NEAL GWENDOLYN OGLE .Qin 9 r? 41'1 ' TED PEARSON RAYMOND POLLARD I96O CINDY PRINCE 3' BEVERLY PROFFITT F? SAM PAPPAS ANDY RADER 35 JUDY REESE FRANCES REGAS JANE RHODES RAMZY ROBACK CHARLES ROSENBALM HERMAN SAATKAMP ARNOLD SCHWARZBART JACK SMITH E' SHIRLEY SMITH WANDA SMITH ROBERT SORAH 36 JUDY STAIR :QI xx X x KW .V I I J I I I 1 J A 'Ei lass i BARBARA TALLENT EUNICE TRUAN REBA TAYLOR ANN THOMPSON HERMAN THOMPSON H R TNNITTY WAYNE TAYLOR LARRY VENTIS I 960 BETTY TERRY MARY VERMILLION 37 BETTY WAGGONER LINDA WAGNER BEVERLY WARD GINGER WATTS DANNY WEBBER CAROLE WEBSTER GAIL WILLIAMS JO ANNE WILLIAMS DOUG WISE BOB BEARD ESTHER BEELER CYNTHIA DALTON 38 Class of I 960 Sophisticated Seniors? Sensor durectors with the assistance of Mass Jessre Lou Neubert plan for the bug class actlvlttes centered around graduation The dxrectors stay busy all year long making money and seeing then' many prolects and responsnbnlltues through to completnon Homecomung Class Day and the Semor Banquet are hnghlughts of the year that take hours of concentrated hard work SEATED are Prussy Albright Treasurer Miss Neu bert Advlser Glnger Watts Secretary STANDING a e Larry Ventus Publicity Chairman Roger Henry Presldent Davtd Lawson Vlce President 40 1 1 1 I 1 - ' 1 I 1 1 1 A - ,ps 74.41 'es J These ornbmous Jumor Class Ofhcers under the dnrectuon f Mrs Jessie McSpodden led their class nn on ourstondmng year Through OFQGHIZOTIOH occompllshed by These ofllcers the closs sponsored worthwhile prolects and ocflvltles STANDING ns Ted Shelron, Presldenf SEATED ore Waldo Greene Vlce President, Soro Bornord Treasurer, Mrs McSpodden, Adviser, Jane Rags dole Secretary -H 5 Syn g T f Y V . , lf , 1 . 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O Class of I 96 I Mary Alexander Margaret Ann Bauley Bonnle Baker Sara Barnard Peggy Beets Brenda Bennett Betty Buble Mary Buble Judy Blalock Barbara Boyles Peggy Breeden Lynn Brewer Margaref Brewer Vlrgnma Lee Brewer 42 Howard Brooks Norman Busch Judy Byrd Robert Campbell John Carner Charles Carfer PUTFICIU C055 Joyce Cate Royce Cates Roy Chase Gaul Clune George Courtney Chorlne Crowe 43 K ,ti ir Tommy Cannon Robin Carmichael James Carner Vncky Curtns Ruth Davns Nancy Doane Pat Donnell Myra Dofson Darrus Doyal Dnanne Draper Becky Druver Ronnie Duncan Grayson Eddy Jane Edmonds Bill Ely Don Fielden Deloris Fleenor Sue French David Fry 44 5C1I'bGrG Gerkin Peggy Sue Gilliam Tommy Gilman Ronnie Goodlin Wilda Greene Cindy Gross Kathy Grubb Sylvia Haynes Cynthia Hellard James Hull Patsy Hill Bobby Hlllard Nancy Houser Charlie Hunley Lynn Hurst Brenda Hutchison 5 N , Jerry Hufchlson James Inman Charlle Jeffers Shnrley Jenknns Charlotte Jenmngs Charles Jenmngs Bobby Jones 'X 'Kam I Edna Jones Nancy Jullan 7-V91 M., X fjefI5',, ps' 51+ .Q tx Y ,F 545' :X-erik Q il- 6 wedge ,xg NZ' My 135,15 .rw W David Keellng Sue Kemmer Jerell Kllllcn Jlmmy Klfe Don Lane Ted Lane Charlene Lanier 46 Allan Levnne Lmda Lawson Wanda Leamon Joyce Lee Kaye Lindsay Eddne Lobeftz Bull Loftus Cl nflord Lynch Beverly McGee Sandra McGlo7hin Paula McKamey Keister McRae Don Manley Carolyn Marshall Charlesie Massey Betty Jane May 47 Roy Merrntt Brenda Muller Tommy Mltchell Jimmy Moore Forrest Needham June Nelson Judy Petree Connie Plckell Foye Price Roy Quolls Worth Quullen Jane Rogsdol Jane Romsey Charlotte Roy Sammy Robuck Mnke Roberts 48 . 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Darlene Waldrop Bertha Walker Wanda Warren Jeanne Warters Llnda Wayman Johnny Webber Sue Webster Angle Wells Annette Wnlllams Ronme Wnlhams 50 Jo Ann Watt Lrnda Wolfe Danny Wolfenborger Jnmmy Young Shurley Younl Faye Pnor Mildred Freels 51 Sandro Williford Louise Willingham Linda Wilmoth Mary Fronces Wise h f .. , .K h 55 -Qgfifniw . . I K . I f 'Q 1 ' 'W I N W '- - 3 33, A . . . .yfag Mg, M . +5 I . 3,1-E A magggx. vxf.i35,55' 5 is 4 .7 Qxgepvunh ata. 3 ?' 5 1Y j ,ala 5 335: . ww igis 535 fy Q -QE Es--. -, . 5. -, Q' 3 ' -' . fi' e ggi' , A if S1 w X -1-uf, H- f 1 - Q, ' 'TI 1' 'X 2 ::::'J':::fi Ig ' A X ,9 , s' j'niEgZ?:x. G Q 4 , .gilt ,A A . Q' as 5 Qu, 9 ? .Vg -am - xv Lf ' ' A ' I .24 I 'WM V W-v r - A P - ?L .5-Q s U Q4 .,. .ua 5 axis: ,. eg? ww' E1 ' Q iid kg! jr . 'J it All 45 ' 4- 9' ' ,A,.,V 3' 1 X- ,. XM... .,,K,,,.,.,.,v,. ,. . , Rf' ..F' LJ ,ini 1- T y.,.-M-f - . .X , . . 5 49 M Q nl '.0: ,E 9. 4 X! Q-2 ' H ' 1 3 g 5!:!'i 1' E553 Y 738515 S g ig' SEQ-2131, ,if 'Q 51? 5' 1 er' - A ' If NL f Miss Retha DaIton's Group FIRST ROW: George Koonfz, Darlene Julian, Deanie Jenkins, Bobby Keith, Joyce Maskall, Mike Hill, Susie Hood, Bonnie Julian. SECOND ROW: Carolyn Leamon, Richard Hillard, Judy McClellan, Buddy Hall, Anita Greer, Mercedes Johnson, Judy Lowe, THIRD ROW: Becky Mankel, Sue Lang, Carolyn Krauss, Loretta Harris, Pam Henry, Dawn Jefierson, Lynn Keck, Larry Leibowitz, FOURTH ROW: Kennerh Martin, Dennis Jones, Pat Lamb, Don Jones, Lindo Jones, Pot Lynch, Larry Hammond, FIFTH ROW: Tom Kelly, Gary Killian, Jay Madden, Jerry Huff, Jimmy Henard, Lanny Kenimer. Mrs. Katherine Potts' Group FIRST ROW: Randy Schwartz, Nancy Reagan, Dallas Vaughn, Sherry Wright, Randy Wells, Judy Rhofen, Jerry Mickels, Fern Rankin. SECOND ROW: Brenda Wright, Patsy Scoff, William Patterson, Kay Williams, Ben Snyder, Brenda Wheeler, Judy Wolfe. THIRD ROW: James Nelson, Patsy Nelson, Bill Smiddy, Louise Williford, David Moore, Dawn Snow. FOURTH ROW: Dianna Turley, Chris Wohlwend, Diana Sams, Ronnie Noe, Gail Ruth, Ralph Whaley. FIFTH ROW: Richard Slack, Danny Meador, Earl Myers, Greg Whedbee. PRESENTS THE ACTIVITIES MR. MQLINTAINEER 4.- up Forever the Anchor! As leaders in the school, these girls devote many hours to service to the school and com- munity. New members for this year were inducted in an impressive tapping ceremony before the student body. Membership is based on superior leadership and character. East High is honored by meriting an Anchor Club since only a few schools are granted charters. The Anchor Club is successfully maintaining the high standards prescribed in the charter. FIRST ROW: Sondra Glass, Jane McBride, Ginger Watts, Julie Bean, Charlotte Denton, Patsy Combs, Pam Dalton, Brenda McCoy, Prissy Albright. SECOND ROW: Joyce Lee, Charlene Lanier, Paula McKamey, Patricia Cullop, Linda Bounds, Doris Atchley, Judy Stair, Brenda Gilley, Carole Webster. THIRD ROW: Sally Hunter, Sandra Bennett, Micki Morton, Brenda Hutchison, Beverly McGee, Cindy Gross, Linda Lawson, Sara Barnard, Penny Mitchell. FOURTH ROW: Cindy Prince, Jane Ragsdale, Judy Beeler, Donna Bryant, Carolyn Carr, Brenda Miller, Carol Shamblin. Car Wash Washing cars is a community service that pro- vides a Saturday of hard work as well as fun. The time and energy spent on these cars demonstrate one of the club's outstanding ob- jectives, service. Mrs. Jessie McSpadden, - Adviser The Anchor Club feels very fortunate in having Mrs. Jessie McSpadden for its ad- viser. Her love and sympathetic understanding of young people make her a well- qualified person for her position. In her advisory capacity she has helped the club develop and carry out many worth- while services as well as money raising proiects, such as soc-hops and candy sales, This club under able direction has proved itself an integral if not indispensable part of the school. Club Officers Carole Webster, Vice President, Jane Mc- Bride, Treasurery Prissy Albright, President, Brenda McCoy, Secretary, Ginger Watts and Pam Dalton, Chairmen of Ways and Means Committeeg and Linda Lawson and Paula Mc- Kamey, Junior Representatives are grouped together before a meeting of directors. These fi? girls keep the club functioning smoothly and work industriously to acieve success in their proiects and events. I Ex 63 gf- The Key Club sponsored by the Eos Knoxvllle Knwanus Club SECOND ROW Roger Henry Alvin Edwards Bob Domel Knnser organized for servlce These sensor 'members have worked long llenburg THIRD ROW Allen Coleman John Kaserman H R hours to rnalntoln the oblectlves of the club FIRST ROW Mllce witty Herman Saatkornp FOURTH ROW Larry Ventus Andy Conover Ted Pearson Dovld Lawson Bob Beard Duck Eason Rader Key Club Z5 'K 64 Officers Key Club officers pour over program maternal to decade what wnll be sunt able for therr next meehng Not only are these capable people responsnble for the service prolects of the club but also for nts socual functions Pictured here are Alvun Edwards Secretary Klnser Ellenburg Presldent Carol Jean Grnffen Sweetheart David Fry Vuce Presudent and Roger Henry Treasurer Sponsors M Buble veteran sponsor of the Key Club us confer rung wnth Mr LeSueur and Mr Wilson about all the responslbllxtnes mvolved In the Key Clubs many serv :ces All three are highly respected by the boys for their understandlng attitude for young people Junlor Members thelr records hugh In order to secure membership for the coming years FIRST ROW Eddne McElyea David Jack Jerell Knlllan Ted Lane Dams Doyal Duke Sharp SECOND ROW Zack Bolt ROW Norman Curtus Tommy Gllman Davud Fry Phllllp Sharp Norman Busch John Clarke FOURTH ROW Nolan Galley Ball Black Mackey Shelton r- I 1 1 l ' T l The iunior and sophomore members are endeavoring to keep Lynn Brewer, Royce Cotes, Ted Shelton, Tom Mitchell. THIRD Blue and Gray Staff -eg Editor Editor Carole Webster has proved herself as an oufstandnng edncr The well wrntfen and organuzed papers that are published exemplnfy her asm perfectnon She hos a responsnble lab whlch she rrarag s wnh emcnency Spearheads of the Blue and Gray Charlene Lamer Brenda Hufchlson Herman Saatkamp and Roger Henry work togefher to prepare the paper for the edltors scrutmy These people prove Indispensable nn budget mg the finances flndlng and wrmng articles or simply lendlng a helpung hand nn any 'ob needed 66 'M' - . , . V I r 5 br V , Edits Superior Paper Y Q Stihl, linger V .ng hu fe Business Staff The Buslness Staff constantly harosses the business men of East for funds SEATED are Sandra Bennett Jimmy Moore and Prlssy Knoxvrlle for advertlsements Because the money secured from Albrrght STANDING ore Ramzy Roback Sammy Robock Jlmmy them helps to publlsh the paper this staff IS constantly on the go Kite and Jerry Hundley Edltorlal Staff The Edrtorual Stat? snoops for scoops to wrlte In hopes that they will pass the approval of the edrtor SEATED ore Charlotte Den ton B over Word Gnnger Watts Darlene Waldrop Peggy Sue slime 67 Gnlllom STANDING are Ted Shelton Bll Duckert 08 FS' Ely and Raymond X ai National Membership to the Natronal Thespnans IS based on scholarship and outstanding traits In actmg that definately show talent Miss Ruby Bird combines thus talent with long hours of practlcrng Inserting her own superlor knowledge of clurectung to smooth the rmperfectrons Carolyn Carr Pnssy Albnght Pfevdenf Vnce Presldent Julle Bean Lynn Brewer Alyce McDermott Don Cam 'QSEf'I WJ' ill, Roger Henry Nancy Holston John Kaserman Hope Lemons Jane Ragsdale Jean Robeson Herman Saatkamp Ann Thompson 70 Thespians A group from Eost presented GAMMER GUl2TON'S NEEDLE in Memphis ot the Notionol Thespions Con- vention. The Thespiclns ond Mosquers won occlomc- tion ot the first of the yeor in the toll Follies ond continued with other successes. Mike Conover Jerry Atkins Treasurer Secreto ry 2.-.1 N47' Bob Daniel Kmser Ellenburg Jimmy Ford Loretto Horns Brendo Miller Ted Pearson Cindy Prince Beverly Proflit Q-3 ,. Larry Ventus Lindo Wagner Bertha Walker C0YOl9 WebSleV 71 Bookkeeper Always Busy Carolyn Pollard totals the accounts opened in the East High Bank to see if they bol- ance correctly. Carolyn spends long hours in keeping the books properly posted and up-to-date. Her superior ability is a great factor in the success of the bank. .,,,,,c I 5 Maw t i- ., Q rs 3 if ,fy Concentration a Necessity Barbara Tallent and Reba Taylor are em- cient in keeping the books for the bank. Both bookkeepers prove that the bank combines hard work with fun. Through the responsibilities required in this position Bar- bara and Reba are acquiring practical ex- perience for future iobs. lqmxm x X N K. .iffy was I Bankers Require Accuracy Linda Henderlight and Hilo George co- operate in making a deposit as Mr. W. M. Campbell, Bank Auditor, looks on. They issue receipts for the money in the name of East High organizations or activities, and both the Bank and the depositor have a record ol the transaction. Linda and Hila have learned that accuracy is a necessity where counting money is involved. Bookkeeping Skills Developed Bennie Stevens, Joyce Emmett, and Wanda Warren, advanced bookkeeping students, confer about making a difficult deposit. These eflicient girls have learned that the Bank is an excellent place in which they may put their bookkeeping skills to work, Checks Prove a Convenience Shirley Yount, Patricia Cullop, and Patsy Hill are separating checks before deposit- ing them. Later in the day the money is taken to the Park National Bank, These girls enjoy this work, and it proves helpful as it prepares them for iobs after gradua- tion. ,... 'V Records Require Cooperative Work June Nelson is holding the voucher register and is ready to record the voucher for which Virginia Brewer is writirg a check. June and Virginia are always willing to write vouchers and checks, and Mr. Camp' bell agrees that they are very efficient in performing their iobs. l School Store The Store managed by Mtss Naberhurs furmshes school supplues tor all needs of the stu dent A varuety ranglng from combs to statlonery makes at an rndtspensable servlce to the school We recommend that all students buy theur supplnes so that we may contunue to have thns accessrble supply center Pictured are Mlldred Freels Becky Drlver Mary Lou Smuth Bennne Stevens Jane Edmonds D E Students Learn from Experlence The Dlstrlbutnve Educatnon Students have learned that there IS no hams Melvln Morgan Charles Rosenbalm Don Cam Glenda substltute for experlence In the fleld of knowledge These stu Morrell Pat Dooley Davld Lewrs Duana Mankel Carol Bishop dents 'obs are varied and they are learnnng much and enruch Brenda Jullan Nancy Cowden Judy Hankuns Mary Lynn Muller :ng thear future with practlcol backgrounds Left to rnght Nancy Lanna Pollard Gregory Jane Rhodes Carolyn Helton Robert Sorah Gaul Wll 74 . O O I I A 1 ' I I I -I I I I I I I I I - .- 5 . I ., - 4 ., 3 '- 4 L 7 7 3 l .1 I , ,, A1 N , ,. 5, f 4 45 'Y VFW sf sf' ev- The Future Teachers of America learn through club work stntute m a grammar school an experience that can brlng the qualltnes contrlbutlng to being a successful teacher They both laughter and tears Left to right Judy McClellan Gln attend numerous conventnons dunng the year where they ger Sutton Patrlcna Cullop Sue Karkland Judy Duck Theresa meet people Interested In the some work Often they sub Gossett Mary Lou Smith Martha Grant Elouse Evans Future Teachers of America Officers FTA of'Tlcers are ID a huddle planmng e agenda for the next meeting Under Muss Gladys Mllllons sponsorship and the hard work of the of flcers the club maintains Its hugh standards Left to right Paula McKamey Vlce President Wanda Lea mon Secretary Miss Mllllon Shirley Yount Treas urer Mary Ann Snoderly Presudent 75 ,W W. 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' ' th . . , . 5 1 F ' f I ' ' l : ' , - f f - ,u.a.u--- Regular Members The Student Councll us the govermng body of the school Prob lems which Involve student school relatlonshups are brought to the Courcll by teachers and students alnke Many of these prob lems are solved through thus competent orgamzatlon FIRST ROW Bob Beard Ted Shelton Davld Frye Herman Seatkamp Student Council Officers Student Councll ofllcers are gathered around Miss Scarbroughs desk examm mg the latest mall Wlth the help of Mass Scarbrough an eftlclent advusor the Coun cll has promoted numerous successful pro' ects Two outstanding accomplishments were the Mountauneer Handbook and the Mountalneer Durectory a booklet that the boys are wearmg to shreads through fre quent use Davld Lawson Vuce President Julue Bean Secretary Pam Dalton Treas- urer Llnda Lawson Junaor Represenfohve Mlss Scarbrough Advlsor Davld McMa han Presudent Student Council Solves Uerell Knllnon Rodney Woods Robert Holland Buddy Hall SEC OND ROW Lunda Lawson Duana Mankel Sara Barnard Mary Frances Wuse Narcy Holston Donna Capps Mlssy Albrlght Brenda Wrught Penny Mltchell Carolyn Muller Susan Klrk if 'tn-W 'VU QQ 76 V + 0 'T - M, v A. , . 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Christmas Baskets These Christmas baskets are vivid evidence of the work of the school with a well organized Student Council Everyone lent a helping hand to make Merry Christ mases for many needy families School Problems Alternate Members Alternate members attend Student Council meetings either on call or on the absence of the regular member To accomplish the many tasks and services that the council provides the ready minds and hands of these people are required Pictured here are Dwight Church Andy Rader Roger Henry Tommy Gilman Nor man Busch Jay Nelson Mary Ann Snoderly Sue Webster Judy McClellan Alyce McDermott Mary Lau Smith Doris Atchley Betty Jane May Brenda McCoy Judy Mroneymaker Brenda Ju Iran Sylvia Haynes Nat pictured are Cheryl Doyal and Donna Dixon Ver xr: 115 A 'Q- Larry Ventus Sally Hunter Eunice Truan Herman Saatkamp President Vice President Secretary Treasurer National Honor Society Memberswnp in the National Honor Socuely is an honor that few people ever attain The four qualifies for mem bership are scholarship leadership character and service The Society has strived To promote achve in terest in scholarship during The year Prissy Albright Sandro Benneff Linda Bounds Carolyn Carr Bob Daniel Kinser Ellenburg R09ef Hem'Y 78 Judy Beeler Patricia Cullop David Lawson Diana Monkel Micke Morton Andy Rader Ann Thompson Herman Thompson H R Twitfy Reporter Linda Wagner Probatlonary Members Carole Webster Y-7 sv L! FIRST ROW: Paula McKamey Sara Barnard Carol Shamblin Jeanne Warters, JGHG Rogsdcle- SECOND ROW: Linda Lawson Mary Ann Snoderly, Sandra McGlothIn Brenda Hutchison Beverly McGee- THIRD ROW: David Frye, Mary Frances Wise Ted Shelton. cl me Llbrary Assistants These flfteen students glve up theur study hall periods to keep our lubrary neat and nn order Fulnng books and cards and check :ng books nn or out are their mann labs but there are many other small errands that they must accomplish to assist Mass Colleen Bennett un her many tasks Pnctured are FIRST ROW Paula McKamey H R Twatty Ray Merrntt Lando Jones Brenda Wheeler Dlanne Draper SECOND ROW Robun Carmlchael Richard Hullard Brenda Mtller Sue Smlddy Wanda Leamon THIRD ROW Eddie Layman Bob Danuel Jerry Hutchuson Jerell Kllllan Debate Team The Debate Team under the guldance of Mrs Jessle McSpadden IS busy with preparatuons for thetr sprung actnvltles These boys wall enter the debate dlvaslon of the Tennessee lnterscholastlc Llterary League Speech Contest whuch 15 held annually at the Um versnty of Tennessee Plctured left to rught Grayson Eddy George Courtney Howard Brooks Tommy Gul man Eunkce Tmon Co-Eduor Judy Bader Business Manager XXX XX X XXXQTTT Bob Don Co-Edhor 3 m Sales Staff FIRST ROW: Donna Bryant, Sally Hunter, Sondra Ben- nett, Micki Morton. SECOND ROW: Doris Atchley, Judy Stair, Brenda Gilley, Linda Bounds, Barbara Moser. Q als Ready for the Rush Hour Susie Thompson and Dollie Roper stand ready to serve the piping hot lunches which are prepared everyday. The meat, vegetables, sandwiches, soup, and bread which make up our lunches are prepared to be attractive to the eye as well as to the taste buds, 'lv' T5 Superior Salads and Sweets The salads and desserts in our cafeteria are often decorated for holidays or special occasions. Here Dorothy Bryant and Lucile Roddy put the finishing touches on the day's food. -Z 5 Homemade Rolls too Mary Borger prepares hot rolls while Ruby Card, the head cook, supervises They seem to be having an enjoyable time even though they must stand in o hot kitchen tor several hours at a time an V9 as '---lb., -.Je IQ Cafeteria Supervisors Show Wise Planning in a manner of congeniality and ioviality manager and dietician Miss Katherine Elmore confers with cashier Mrs H A Pickering and assistant manager and cashier Mrs Paul Hull Under the direction and supervision of these ladies the school is served wholesome and ample servings of delicious food daily Friendly Custodlans Keep School Clean The custodians are an indispensable part of our school staff. Without them we would soon be walking ankle-deep through the waste paper in our halls. Tending to this and many other tasks are Bun Fulton Geneva Huey, DeOssie Lewis and Raymond Thompson. ,Q-u4,,. PRESENTS THE SPECIAL EVENTS MR. MOLINTAINEER 'UP 'I U' 2 Choir Presents ' l O I 3 , 0 , i i Q 5 5 1 ., W A f' 3 3 It , ,lb , I lr. ,, , F , , Q kk at ,, L , s y,-, UM. ,, S s ',,,,- i ,ji 4 - A Ni mf V Yr R A .J I Y ' x X TQ ,egg i I A , ,il , . i . X- f - l h pr if r R . .R 5' M ' ' ln a contemporary holiday setting, the East High Choir presented its annual Winter Concert, Under the direction of Mrs. Judith Okey, the voices blended into unusual harmony as they pre- sented their program of unique quality. Rebecca Weaver, the accompanist, completed the success of the concert with the poise and perfection of a concert pianist, FIRST ROW: Jim Corner, John Corner, Edd Poore, Ted Pearson, Dick Eason, Forrest Need' 88 horn, Tommy Mitchell, Tommy Wall, David Smith, Jimmy Young Rodney Woods, SECOND ROW: Beverly Proffitt, Cindy Prince Betty Jane Moy, Prissy Albright, Wanda Leamon, Cynthia Hel lard, Diane Sharp, Sandia Bettis, Charlene Lanier, Charlesie Mas sey, Kitty Lyons, Brenda Lawson, Kathy Grubb, Carole Sham blin, Jane Rogsdale, Joyce Lee, Sherri Walker, Brenda McCoy. Annual inter Concert 0 f 5' F if . 5' ' V .K 'v y, ,ggi ,. ... y P Kgs alll it r lk A2 JF S' ' mg! 5 wi -4 5 . K akliil, FIRST ROW: Herman Saatkamp, Jock Doane, John Kosermon, Roger Henry, Larry Ventis, Lynn Cole, Wilda Green, Jimmy Moore, Royce Cates, Ted Shelton, Nick Cupp. SECOND ROW: Ginger Watts, Julie Beon, Hope Lemons, Judy Duck, Patricia Cullop, Donno Bryant, Corol 89 7--wif if Griften, Brenda Julion, Ginger Sutton, Corolyn Lee, Marilyn Dawson, Barboro Gerkin, Julie Shelton, Wilma Thomas, Bertha Sue Wolker, Corolyn Akin, Shoron Frye, Diana Monkel, Glenda Morrell, Carole Webster, Judy Blolock. Girls' Glee Club QM so Lee-W s 0 U f I f ffktffr g or 0 9 s v pg, Syl, ' - A I 1 -' yo ' f i 9 . Q 0 J' ' 4 i E . if , B I V l ' I z . f l ' i I- 1 2 e - ' ll l , 1 I i t A l I . , ' ' - 5 f A ' i is . N all l J l 0 'tsl ' V' 1 -is :. . . , .. 1 , .,. , . J- 1 . ' . a sr . -I xg. wtf' . .2 x Q , , , 'wx 4' wa , s 1 V Q X i . , ' K' The Girls' Glee Club added Ort EXYYCI touch of lOvellne5S to the Qnng Turley, Lindg Wolfe, Sqndrg Williford, Mgry Frances, Wise, annual Winter Concert given by the choral department. Dressed Linda Wayman, Patty Tipton, Darlene Waldrop, Vicky Curtis, Sue in frothy pastel formals, the girls song a variety of carols. LEFT Smiddy, Patty Pierce, Loretta Smith, Kaye Williams, Cindy Gross, TO RIGHT: Edna Jones, Barbara Matthews, Brenda Wright, Di- Jo Ann Witt, Audrey Thomas, Jeanne Warters, Wanda Warren. All-City Choir Representatives The honored few that compose East High's group of AllCity Choir members sing so well that their talents go outside of the school to combine with voices from other schools. Under the direction of Mr. Gerald Bal- lard, the city director, this group has proven itself in many successful performances. LEFT TO RIGHT: Royce Cates, Julie Bean, Hope Lemons, Carole Webster, John Kaserman, Larry Ventis, Jimmy Young, John Carner, Janie Ragsdale. XM? Madrigal Singers The Madrigcil Singers are a select group of singers. Because of the enioyrnent and en- thusiasm within this group, they forfeit a portion of their lunch period for practice. Following the style of the original madrigal singers, this group sings music from the six- teenth century, the earliest secular music that existed. LEFT TO RIGHT: Royce Cates, Julie Bean, Ted Shelton, Janie Ragsdale, Carol Jean Griffin, Carole Webster, Judy Blalock, James Carner, Hope Lemons, Jimmy Young. llll gr . T e tr T , S .Z T T T rg AT X 'J ring Llfe of the Part The Masquers of East Hngh presented the comedy Lrfe of the Party January 28 at 800 p m Durected by Miss Ruby Brrd the play was an outstanding success Jean Hughes played by Alyce M Dermott was tlce lrfe of the party after blossomung out to a beautaful gurl There as confltct between Muke Trsdale lBob Beardl and Tommy Kung lTed Pearsonl However at the end Jean decided that Tommy ns her man and that they should stay studtous and not dabble any more ID the arts of love The play ns the typlcal story of an Amerrcan famnly with teenagers nn love 37 9, 4-q f 'Sta 91 I x , Tr i f V 1 s. I, r yt tl T 7 Z V W V 11? X ig P T ...T QQ ' 99 ' JI' ll , , , I A r . . . I . . I F II' ll ' c , , . - , , fi 2 ggi T 1 ia To Q E I C A1 XL Ag ,T - T A-rf r r T 1 if ll' ' 3 ll 25 5 - 1 - sr w E at 3 ,T ltl , f Q fy f . T ggi gif T ' ft ,gli 1 2 TL if i T ,T Q TE f 'J T PE s ? 2 5 g li it ' T T f 2 2 2 1 1 TT r Q 2 if 1 E l g , tit eff T 2 l 'r gl Mfg J 3 gg wil gl sw f Els' to 2+ Q Alf ,gl K ' I ' 'W 1 Q T T S of H 5 t T 1 ' T rr 'T' 2 e 3 'T A T, 5lfi':QSY5fl V v4 T ,Citi gs 2 2 l ,Q , 3 ' A li 1 ,VT Q E ,. ,T ' I W K:-ff ,D T. W 2 Dramatics Department Presents Fall Follies 3 5 l 5 2 5 xg it el Most Intelligent Sally and Bob Bob Doniel ond Solly Hunter show their superior intelligence by diligently reading their sourcebook of knowledge, Mod Along with Mod, however, they do reod more profitoble motericl which mokes them A students. Bob is Co-Editor of the 'fBeo' con, cz member of the Notionol Honor Society, ond ci Thespion, He is also o mem- ber of the Key Club. Solly is Vice-Presi- dent of the Notionol Honor Society, o member of the Anchor Club, ond Beacon Soles Stott member. Their exceedingly high overcges moke them admired by the students. Senior Superlatives Most Likely to Succeed Eunice and Larry Eunice Truon, secretory of the Notionol Honor Society ond Co-Editor ot the Beocon, possesses c unique quality composed of honesty, sincerity, ond humor, which hos won the proise ond odmirotion of her clciss. Climbing up the ladder of success with her is Lorry Ventis, Lorry, o senior director, President of the No- tionol Honor Society, ond member of the Key Club, hos won the odmirction of his clossmotes with his spontoneous humor ond obvious sincerity. of i960 Best All Around Ginger and David Ginger Watts and David Lawson hold hands encircling a tree which portrays that they are definitely Best All Around. Dovid, whose good grades will make him successful, also has an ac- tive interest in sports. He is Vice President of the Student Coun- cil and Vice President of the Senior Class. Adorable Ginger is the envy of many girls for her spontaneous personality and en- dearing qualities. She is head cheerleader, a member of the Anchor Club and is o Senior Director. This sampling of their ace tivities represents the all-around qualities which they possess. vi, y Most Talented Carole and Mike Talented Mike Conover heps it up while Carole Webster sings. Mike is Drum Maior of the band, a Thespian, and a basket- ball player. Carole excels in music. She plays the piano but her greatest talent is her singing ability. She has won numerous contests and appears in many concerts and talent programs. These two well deserve this honor because their superior talent is known to everyone, rl. .- Ii? gg? rg, Friendliest Pam and Roger Friendly Roger Henry and Pam Dalton are frequently seen in the halls and around the school smiling and speaking to every- one. Although both ot them stay very busy, they always have time to be genial and gay. Roger is President of the Senior Class, treasurer of the Key Club, and a member of the National Honor Society, where he is the City-Council President. Pam is treasurer of the Student Council, was elected Homecoming Queen, and is a cheerleader. A sparkling personality and so- ciality are qualities common to both of them. Most Courteous Penny and David Penny Mitchell, whose brown eyes are always flashing with kind- ness, and David McMahon, who is always considerate, demon- strate that there is always time to stop and be courteous. Penny, who is in the Anchor Club, and David, who is President of the Student Council, have well shown that their courtesy has paid big dividends. ii Boys' State Herman Saatkamp was East High's delegate to Boys' State, which is a model form of state government where the boys from separate high schools are elected to various gov- ernmental positions. Herman held the position of county commissioner of health. He had many inspiring and humorous tales to tell us about the convention. Herman's integrity, character, ond leadership made him most deserving of this honor. 9,7 W rx 5333.611 4 . 4 Most Outstanding Boy and Girl David Lawson and Ginger Watts were chosen by the entire student body as East High's Out- standing Boy and Girl. The contest was spon- sored by the Optimist Club in connection with You'th Appreciation Week. David is an A stu- dent, is active in many organizations, and is a star athlete. Ginger, head cheerleader, has an irresistible personality and a flashing smile that makes her liked and admired by all. 97 Girls' State Lively Prissy Albright was chosen as the delegate to Girls' State at Mur- freesboro. During her stay she studied doggedly, learning the red tape of state, county, and local gov- ernment. However, she brought many treasured memories back home to tell us. 1 Pam Dalton Homecoming Queen Her sweetness ond Iovellness ns unsurpassed 98 I Q X se'-nl , . ,, For - f s ' W T11 .. , 4x-s- W1 w A ' ' 'B Q x Y 'iff 4 , A t ,-AI ' ,1 fair? 1, . Qs ' n Hew- 5141 Julie Bean Carol Jean Greffen Cindy Prnnce Queen's Attendants In regal splendor Pam Dalton was crowned Home- coming Queen for 1959 and 1960. Any of these beautiful girls could have been chosen queen for Ioveliness and charm were common to them all. Brenda Essory Jone McBrnde Glnger Watts 99 5 5 . 3, its 1' ss Charlotte Denton 'N 'Q Judy Hankms Beaver Word f - Z X iw- 5 V . - . W ' AES! .- X H ' .KL MFQ. P 1 I f ' ' i n t 1 WJ Most Valuable Player Davls Lawson won the Thom McAn award for bemg Knaxvllles Most Valuab'e Player This award was glven to the boy wxth the highest scholastic standung This being the quolxflcatuan Davld was easily chosen the wlnner D A R Award Eunlce Truan ns the wmner of the local DAR Cutuzenshup Award Thus award lS presented annually to a sensor gurl that has been selected by students and faculty as most deservlng of the honor Eunnce IS Co Edntar of the Beacon ard Secretary of the Na honal Honor Society Both rnalor offices are served wuth the some emclency and competency Eunice devotes to her frlends school and church For her many outstanding qualities Eunice I5 cn well known and Inked personallty an the halls of East Hugh School X S ,I 100 O O O Q X A . ., . . r R K . . ' -Q. 'V , A , 1 'ls .A Y Band Queen Beverly McGee launched c successful money-making campaign to provide funds for the band. Her vivacity and hord work proved her worthy of being Band Queen. iw? 543 ,f -C ultima: nan: nan my wx 'Win wo.. ff' , 101 It Drum Major and Sponsor Make Conover and Candy Prance are seen at the head of the bond darectarag at and keepang at an step Make who as musaccally talented commands the respect of everyone and Candy popular wath everyone as very deservang of thas posataon I' zfif 2 I ,A , a a ' a V Q ,Q - if '- ,, 3 g a ' 3 g - A a R . ,. 7,4 H ' , , . ,.,.. if ' ' ' ' , -N.-:ci 'N' ' q,a,:.,.m,, . - -A -, -1 .43 Cie rdf : L I- unu- '17 'qi 'fl 4. f 'f'T 'ff-',f57-1 yy . U- . ' 4,5 .3 - .ra. i 4 . sw.. my . A -.--.T . 9 -. I - - my-.va-.1 ' uv 'ly :L-',:'. f C X - 'Q-se ...-,1 -2 4 w . ge-3-. - Q' , ' 5 fi- f f , ' 'a .. I . 3 . l ,,1Sf5,fiiV ,IC 1.1 , ,f,a ?',.,wE fig 'N ' R':ff1f. V39 '13 'fg - -a.:- 'fcja A ,zgu . r 5 - ,' . J . l fi ' ' '- I Tftlflz i T 'Eli 4.1: , -1, l -N V gf '3- Q 55 -t .', Us 'em -4 s f a 2 6 ..::':. '., . 'TT-4 ' ,IS . ,, 1' . , A, I -a 5 +7 - Q k .---al-f uh 'f3w'. Ll- 7' ' 'AMW 5 C jeg fr, , 1 ...casey 2 Q, ,--, Color Guards Lead Band Color Guards Linda Lawson, Bobbie Sue Jenkins, Corcwn Carr, Head Color Guard, Brenda Gilley, and Betty Bible lead ine band carrying the colors. These five :girls add dignity Yo the band lor they all pcggegs exceptional character and ability. Band Officers Band Omcers are resconsble far handling all of ine E:i-sir'ess cl ine bond. STANDING are Jimmy Young Libruriung Doris Afcnley, Secrerary-Treasurer, Milne Conover, Drum Major, .lean Robeson, Social Chairman Jerry Duncan, First Lieufenanfg Richard Ceen, Capiain and Mr. Fred Dellobertis, Direcior. 2-. .S-I l I Jane McBride Potsy Combs Majorettes Provide Eye-Appeal Sandro Betfls Head Moioreffe Bertha Sue Walker PcNy Tipton W if x vfffl' if ff I .., 'LK - 1 'N' ma 'W 2 Q A A f .1 1 J H' T 5' A jaw Nr A g 4 if A -M f ' L ,V 55' , - 4- ' 3 My K ' W Y . 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K .h 4 Ni, jk 7, i ' 4 , M K 4, K ' ,im f ' ,eJ:...'j'v-if 2, y ' A 3 . , , 1 ' W, Mft' ' g f x , Q 1 l i 'Q I, . g I f X I V V A f-N., ann. uw .W .ap as .aan sbp www vb- 'il' up 1. an .ar A- an no .- Any one of these hillbillies would have made a typical Mr. Moun- Rader, Ted Pearson, Dick Eason, Jerry Hundley, Bo Minnis, and taineer. The qualification for this regal honor was the ability to Doug Wise. Seated are Bob Beard, Moocher Cain, and Mike look and act like our symbol of East High, the Mountaineer. Conover. Shown here in native dress and actions are Robert Soroh, Andy Mr. Mountaineer With 'possum ond shotgun Moocher Cain was royally crowned Mr. Mountaineer. Moocher op- peared with a live opossum to bring the house down with laughter and to complement his own abilities, thus securing a great mciority of the votes. el- Arnold Schwarzbart Wins First Place in Science Fair Arnold Schwarzbart, active in the study of science and local science clubs, brought honor to himself and East High School by winning first place in the Tennessee Academy's of Science Fair. His proiect regarding motion demonstrate these laws through a swinging pendulum. School Cfficials Visit East High Frequent visitors at East High School are Mr. Thomas N, Johns ton, Dr. Charles Moftett, Mr. Roy Linville, Dr, John Burkhart Mrs. Gilmer Keith, Mr. Robert Ray, and Mr. A. C. Huts on, Jr. These distinguished oliicials keep our school running smoothly and provide us with the necessary equipment and ideas to keep our school up to the standards of other accredited schools. mi 7' lf WH? 9 n-'sn-,....,,qW'M PRESENTS THE SPORTS MR. MOLINTAINEER Team Makes Improved Showing FIRST ROW: George Courtney, Bill Ely, Randy Wells, Jim Atkins, man, Danny Wolfenbarger, Zack Bolt, Davie Jack Ted Shelton Nick White, Mickey Beesley, Jerry Hundley, Ramzy Roback, and Larry Everette, Bob Beard, Wilda Greene Dick Andes and Jack Tommy Cannon. SECOND ROW: David Lawson, Dick Eason, Doane. FOURTH ROW: Gary Killian, Lorry Ruth Ronnie Frye Edd Poore, Bob Kite, Mike Cote, Bobby Hillord, Mike Roberts, Jim Moore, Forrest Needhom, Doug Wise Charles Jeffers Jim Pat Donnell, Bo Minnis, Ted Pearson, THIRD ROW: Roger Boat- Kite, Tom Kelly, and Buddy Holl. ' 59 Record EAST VISITORS I2 .. .. FARRAGUT .. I3 I2 . . . . SOUTH .... . . I8 0 .. .. BEARDEN .. I3 O .. .. OAK RIDGE . . .. 39 I4 . . . . WEST ..... . . I3 7.. ..YOUNG... ..37 20 . . . . RULE .... . . 26 I3 .. .. POWELL .. 7 I2 .. .. CLINTON .. O I3 .. .. HOLSTON .. .. O 110 Seniors of I959 Season Bob Beard Duck Eason Larry Everette Jerry Hundley Davld Lawson Doug Wnse Co Captain CoCaptann Bo Mmms Forres? Needham Ted Pearson Romzy Robcck 111 u ' H Sunset for Senior Players Coach Polston has two of the sensor players demonstratnng the correct fo rn of tacklmg to the younger members of the squad Demonstrations and nnstructuons of thus type are vntau ln developmg good techmques for wmnung games 1 ,1 '5en Those long hard days of practicing and repetutuon of plays pays off In the few munutes that the clock us tnckmg oft In an Important game 112 r ' ' W, fl . l 5 f r 3 I 4 N' f J?-3.5 V , . , ,xg 1 V Q ,xg 1 4 1 n 4 Starting Llneup FIRST ROW Bob Beard Dick Eason Jerry Hundley .lim Klte Lorry Ruth Ba Munnls Wllda Greene SEC OND ROW Forrest Needham Doug Wnse Davnd Lawson THIRD ROW Jlm Moore xxx, Managers Learn by Practice Head manager Alvin Edwards IS demonstratmg on assistant head manager Kmser Ellenburg the skull of wrapping ankles Watching closely new managers Tommy Wall and Joe Atkins study to develop the techniques of caring for a football team 113 . . 5 1 , I 1 1 I 1 ' 5 I 1 1 3 - s , . .1 l ' t -1, Q ff j, fr g Y . - . . .X 'k--k L XX Z1 I, frtx. if K x Vinyl 2:0 ' ' , - v , ' is fx , 1 ,., T a s 'Q Q- , .Q I 'T X ,. X as ss...-we 3 Q ' -S' S 1 N a Q V ,..sM.A X 1 N, ,f N A K 4. X Q . ,fs N X . . . . . . , . - , Beacon on Basketball saws ff Q C .4 X., it T' Ei -we 1'9 x, '35 E '-Sf A -was Q l Y , aff' ff 24 wif-4 L 'VT f Our basketball tearn under the supervtston of Mr Buble and Mr Polston has given some good performances thts year Although the results of the matortty at games were not nn our favor team sttll had the full support of the students faculty and par The varstty roundballers overall won 6 and lost I8 games thas year In class AA League play 4 games were won and l2 lost The most outstandnng games were the Cen tral wan tn our gym, and the Hols ton rout, which was the Hnale for the l959 l96O basketball season mic WWF W was at A I M ff 'R was 83 W? 'S X :Ni M iff' 1 'A' 'E l s..4s... 5.5.x ig. 'Ng -I 4? ents of East Hugh LEFT TO RIGHT Doug Wrse Allen Coleman Davtd Fry Make Conover Edd Poore Bo Mmnus Jtrn Ford Robert Holland Roger Henry Eddne McElyea John Brownnng and Tammy Cannon X7 MBU Boys lNay Better a H The B Team taught by able coaches had a successful season and showed promise of becommg a wmnmg varsity squad FIRST ROW Mackey Shelton Buddy Hall Nolan Gul ley Nxck Whlfe Norman Curtis SECOND ROW Robert Holland Don Jones Bull Black Butch Conover Davud Jack and Duke Sharp David Brewster and Randy Wells do the many dlflerent 'obs that make up the work of basketball managers Here they are studymg the records of one of the games to see what the players occomplushed mdnvndually Managers Al 115 B ll l Al- u - ,,,v,,, K ,, A A f 'd T LQ Tean1 T ' 3 MT ,. ,,, ..., .af A: K l I U . -in Spotlight on Seniors Bo Mmnls Cupfum Allen Coleman Mike Conover Jnmmy Ford Roger Henry Doug Wlse 116 I O l EL ? l in f if! A Q These thirty one athletes make up the track squad of 1960. All being hard workers, they strive to win as a team. FIRST ROW: Dennis Jones, Charlie Crowe, Tom Kel- ley, Lorry Ruth, Danny Smith, Mickey Shelton, David Fry, Allen Coleman, Doug Wise. SECOND ROW: Bobby Keith, Calvin Green, Ramzy Roback, Danny Wolfenbarger, Veterans Spring Sportsmen David Jack, Royce Cates, Roy Murdock, Max Witt, Tommy Gilman, Doug McCarty. THIRD ROW: Kinser El- lenburg, Head Manager, Tommy Mitchell, Manager, Tecl Shelton, David Lawson, Edd Poore, Bob Beard, Bo Min- nis, Mike Roberts, Alvin Edwards, H. R, Twitty, Jay Nel- son, Gary Killion. Return ii ,c 5:1 Six lettermen from the l959 track season support this year's team with experience and know- how. They are Mickey Shelton, Ramzy Roback, David Lawson, Allen Coleman, David Fry, and Bo Minnis. -w'fQ'f43f yr . '. Success Crowns Second Year The newly formed bowling teams have made bcwlnng a popular sport at East Hugh Both teams have fought for tlrst place durung the year and thus have compnled excellent records EAS? VX.. PICTURED ARE Ruth Stafford Mary Vermulluon Captam Sondra Hochenberg Co Captaun Marana Peters Loretto Harrus and Gaul Mynatt PICTURED ARE Mlke Conover Wulda Greene Jerry Duncan Captain Danny Smlth and Bully Sunclaxr NOT PICTURED Co Captovn Fred Mynatt Allen Coleman :nd Richard Ceen 118 l Y l Y l 1 , E . 4 K A 1 . Y , I ,- -, ll V l l ' , Ni ' ' l It t 1.1 A . C 1 5 X ,. .... .M.,,.,iV,W,,,..,,,,,- ...A . R 5 Q :fr S-Bw 44. H S 5 W fa Q ,Q T Y I...-.M D' if ' 5 ,i 1lw4,.6uQ1,i f E . ,-,k 1 .lvjvviii N' ' 'A J... - ..J..,..,L,,q A' 51 681 'fl I b v x ,gf3,,Sf ,, , T X fx f f ,rhmi 'jig ,K v if v ,,,- 'M .'d' 1 W 'z ,if-,l'5 M, L ,wa ,f A, L.LL l 'L vw Q J Q 4: K Q I bibs . . gazi ng .. My 1 . I 'YL 33? Ma g X. 5 ' 3 -I Q1 I Kim I . Q' s Q if If ,A xii? Q , V ., . 'az' 1? M55-Q 5 5 'l , r P K n . Q 1 lt . Besides the practice that these girls received during their gym Sue Kenimer, Joyce Cate, Judy Petree, Marilyn Dawson, Barbara period they spent hours learning the techniques that won them Matthews, cocaptain Shirley Jenkins, Ruth Davis, captain Peggy the City Championship. LEFT TO RIGHT: Carol Jean Claiborne, Neal. These cute freshmen, not as experienced as the upper class, Donna Dixon, Sue Cooper, Dennie Jenkins, Susy Hood, Darlene perhaps, but iust as enthusiastic, played their games well but Julian, Revonda Easterday, Lynn Keck, captain Patsy Nelson, didn't quite win the championship. LEFT TO RIGHT: Pat Lynch, Linda Wright. 2 i . 'K- ,,..-v-' Tournament Provides Competition The annual home-group basketball tournament was directed by Coach Markelonis, This year, the upper class groups played in one league and the lower class groups in another. The winner of the upper class league was Miss Dowell's team and the winner ot the lower class league was Mrs, Bennett's team. A championship game was played before East's last scheduled game and Miss Dowell's team was the winner. Miss Dowells Group LEFT TO RIGHT Eddie Layman Sam Pappas Ted Pearson Roger Lynch Doug Lens graf and Fred Mynatt ,ov ef' fTx49 ,I Q.- Mrs Bennetts Group LEFT TO RIGHT Joe Atkins Dwight Church Leo Browning Zack Bolt Jim Atkins and Joe Caldwell 121 ll I W 'TT , gYST V16 by ll ' 'A A T X -xi., ll ' A r.W 1' .ai 4. ,Q A? Mid? 'Eff 'Quan .W 1 C- wal , 6- s-N Swimming Team The swimming team which meets at the YWCA every Thursday, builds form and skills in swimming. SEATED ARE Rita Boyles, Sue Cooper, Margo Cruze, and Loretta Harris. STANDING ARE Cindy Prince, Sissy Kinnane, Betty Terry, and Carol Jean Griffen. B-Team Cheerleaders The B-Team Cheerleaders have inspired the boys to win and the fans to cheer louder. FIRST ROW: Loretta Smith, Patty Pierce, Rose Marie Webster, Diane Simms. SECOND ROW: Revonda Easterday, Darlene Julian, Dean-e Jenkins, Missy Albright. MR. 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9 Spamsh Club I0 Athletlc Club Track II I2 PRINCE CYNTHIA ANN 4 I269 2807 Linden Avenue UT Busmess Admlnlstratlon Pep Club 9 IO Swrmmrng Team 9I2 Group Officer 9 Scuence Club 9 Masquers I0 PTA Representatxve IO Anchor Club II I2 Thesplans II I2 Langulst Club Vrce Pres: dent I2 Band Sponsor I2 Homecomlng Queen Candidate I2 PROFFITT BEVERLY ANN 44966 4310 Mansuon Avenue UT Busmess Science Club 9 Group OffI cer 9I0 Pep Club 910 Blue and Gray Representative I0 II Lrngutst Cl b II Swlmmlng Team II Masquers II I2 Thesplans I2 Cholr I2 0 0 n ' 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 I ' - 1 1 1 1 1 1 . . . - f ' f ' ' 1 1 ' 1 - 1 ' ' 1 - 1 1 1 - 1 - 1 ' 1 1 ' 1 , , . - 1 1 - - 1 1 , 1 nd I1 ,I21 ' - 1 - 1 1 1 I ' , 'ff , , - - 1 - 1 - ' ' 1 ' 1 ' ' 1 1 - , - 1 st ' ' 1 ' - 1 1 1 ' 1 - - I ' 1 1 ' ' 1 1 1 , , ' 1 - . 1 - 91 1 Ii 1 1 1 1 , - I I 1 ' 1 1 1 1 I ' I 1 P ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 ' , 1 ' 1 1 1 - ' 1 1 ' ' 5 7 1 ' ' 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 I 1 ' ' . 1 ' , 1 1 1 1 1 I1 ' - 1 - A ' 1 1 '- 1 1 1 1 CI 1 1 I - . 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' 106 ' ' 2,3 ri 1, ' 81 , tn ' d 'l 97 ' U- 138 r -2 ' ' 7 1 ea1-. 139 ' 107 100 ' - . . S 74 - ' ' - 40 . . 6 . , -1 6-13 ' ' - 110-112 f ' - A ' ' 123 . . . 75 ' 0- ' ' 120 117 ' ' 97 ' 138 144 X .J 1 U J 'Q' g ..r ,J M , .J Twirp Queen ln connection with Twirp Week and in a Valentine setting, the Queen, STANDING ARE Jane Edmonds, Andy Rader, Cindy Junior Class sponsored a soc-hop and Twirp Queen election. Gross, David Lawson, Ted Shelton, John Browning, Wilda Janie Ragsdale was elected queen by the students in close com- Greene, Sara Barnard, Jim Moore, Linda Lawson, Herman Saat- petition with these other pretty girls. SEATED IS Janie Ragsdale, kamp, Sue Webster and Edd Poore. - - - Acknowledgments - - - We, the Beacon Staff, are grateful first to the students, patrons, and faculty who made the publishing of this book possible. We also wish to thank Al Roberts, the photographer responsible for most of the pictures in this book, for his patience, help, and encouragement at rush deadlines and emergen- cies. Finally, as we end this book, it is our desire to express our heartfelt thanks and appreci- ation to our sponsor, Miss Lynda Herndon. Her youthful zest, her desire for a successful book, and her inspiring spirit have encouraged us to keep working when otherwise dis- couraged. 145 Autographs Autographs Autographs