East High School - Beacon Yearbook (Knoxville, TN)

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D. E. Club lliversifies Trainin Students taking Distributive Education attend school in the morning and receive on-the-job training in the afternoon. While in school, credit for graduation is earned in morning classes. Seated: Sue Kenimer, Connie Pickell, Peggy Breeden, Nancy Doane, Nancy lulian, Sandra Williford, Lynn Hurst, Keister McRae, Pat Donnell, Martha Burch- iield, Brenda Pack, Betty Shinlever, Kaye Lindsay, Virginia Brewer, Myra Dotson. Standing: Wade Wagner, Miss Naberhqis, Allan Levine. Store a convenience to East High students. Notebooks, paper, pencils, pens, erasers, and all other necessary school sup- ' plies are kept in stock. Left to right: Becky Driver, Mildred Freels, lulie Shelton, Linda Wright, Bennie Stevens. The D.E. Store, supervised by Miss lean Naberhuis, is 84

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Amon The Students The members of the lunior Classical League, which is sponsored by the American Classical League, strive to hand on the torch of classical civilization in the modern world First row: Mr. Fugate, Eddie Humphrey, Cheryl Doyal, Rodney Harkleroad, Alyce Mc- Dermott, Dwight Church, Marilyn Sheeley, ludy Wolfe, Brenda Wright, Miss Albright. Second row: Zack Bolt, Eloise Evans, Linda Lawson, Roger Boatman, Susan Kirkpatrick, Nancy Farmer, Patsy Nelson, Charles Patterson, ludy Duck, Bobby Keith, Clint Brewer, Larry Leibowitz. Third row: Greg Hickey, Martha Grant, Naomi Davis, Gail Ecker, Betty Cochran, Iudy Rhoten, lack Sherrod, Gary Bowles, Linda Golt, Linda Wright, Fern Rankin. Fourth row: Elaine Raulston, Linda Stafford, Ruth Whaley, Pat Lamb, George Courtney, Richard Slack, Bill Large, Pat Lynch, Dawn Ietferson, Charles Ienkins, Mike McPherson. Fihh row: Corinne Varner, Barbara Seneker, Shirley Mize, Sherry Walker, Carolyn Leamon, Bonnie Iulian, Ioan Acuff, David Licht, Robert Holland, Nolan Gilley. The IETS Uuriior Engineering Technical Societyl is a newly formed club under the sponsorship of Mr. C. A. Browning and Pro- fessor of Industrial Engineering at UT, Mr. Robert Lalforge. The purpose is to promote and give a better understanding of the pro- fession oi engineering to students over Arnerica. First row: Ierry Hutchison, Ierell Killian, Dwight Church, Don Murray, Mickey Beesley, Nick White. Second row: Ted Lane, Ted Shelton, Howard Brooks, lohn Carner, Duke Sharp, Zack Bolt, Don Pinkston, Norman Curtis, David McClellan, Roger Boatman, Bill Black, lohnny Clark, lim Carner, Eddie McElyea, Royce Cates. JUNI0lt CLASSICAL LEAGUE Jet Club

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Future Teachers 0f America F.T.A. officers Iudy Duck, Secretary, Theresa Gossett, Treasurer, Miss Mil- lion, Sponsor, Martha Grant, President: Eloise Evans, Vice-President: are glanc- ing through the latest copy of the NEA lournal, This capable group of girls lead the club in its activities. OFFICERS AND SPONSORS The Future Teachers of America, sponsored by Miss Gladys Million, learn the high standards required of one entering the teaching profession, Besides the theory of teaching, they also get practical experience by substi- tuting in Park Lowry and Fair Garden Elementary Schools. MEMBERS LEARN RESPONSIBILITIES Seated: ludy Trivett, Paula McKarney, Shirley Yount, Mary Ann Snoderly, Tibby Linginfelter. Standing: Elizabeth Oakes, Fern Rankin, Phyllis McDaniel, Nancy Snoderly, Kaye Williams, Ianice Smith, Martha Sanders, loan Cooley, Faye Mellon, Mildred Freels, Iudy Mc- Clellan. 85