East High School - Beacon Yearbook (Knoxville, TN)

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Y Teens Grow Through Goals The goals of the Y-Teens are to to grow as a personp to grow in friendship with people of all races, religions, and nationalities, and to grow in the knowledge and love ol God. To achieve these goals they have participated in various activities such as the volleyball tournament, the banquet, and the formal. First row: Shirley Mize, Sherri Walker, Linda Waller, Ruth Davis, Annette Williams, ludy Petree, Dodie Fleenor, Bennie Stevens, lo Ann Witt. Second row: Iudy Blalock, Marjorie Satterfield, 'Faye Mellon, Edna Iones, Tibby Linginfelter, Sherry Collette, Gail Cline, Iudy Byrd. Third row: Barbara Boyles, Sylvia Haynes, Patty Cash, Brenda Miller, Dianne Draper, Peggy Beets. Fourth row: Cynthia Hellard, Ioyce Cate, Mildred Freels, Linda Middleton. 89

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Library Assistants llfier Services The library assistants prove indispensable in their services in the library. They check books in and out, fill out fine slips, straighten shelves, collect fines, and put attractive displays on bulletin boards and in shows cases throughout the library. First row: ludy Frazier, Phyllis Hodge, Linda Smith, lohnnie Lou Keith, Loretta Harris, Linda Iones, lanice Coram, Virginia Moore, Dianne Draper. Second row: Mary Bible, Iudy Nelson, lris Moore, Carolyn Leamon, Nancy Snoderly, Phyllis McDaniel, Brenda Miller, Connie Pickell, lane Daniel, Ruth Stafford, Wanda Leamon. Third row: Bobby Pogue, Harry McRae, Richard Hillard, lohnny Bennett, lerry Hutchison, Iames Inman, Don Murray, Randy Schwartz, Ray Merritt, Rand Bradford, lohnny Webber. The office assistants courteously welcome visitors to East High School as well as help with clerical duties. Some of their duties Uffiee Assistants are answering the telephone, carrying messages, checking at- tendance, and running errands in general. First row: Becky Cox, Loretta Smith, Beverly McGee, ludy Trivett, Iudy Lowe, Dottie Emmett, Eddie Green. Second row: Ruth Stafford, Donna Dixon, Martha Perform Duties Grant, Pat Lynch, Patsy Scott, layne Edmonds, ludy McClellan, Lynn Hurst, Carolyn Miller, Cindy Gross, Bobby Kite, Mary Ann Snoderly, Mary Alexander, Carolyn Krauss. un..-.

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L -dll WN .Q A hg RANK AUDITOR Mr. William M. Campbell, bank auditor, is busy signing vouchers, which must be written for every check. His efficiency and vast knowl- edge of bookkeeping principles make him an in- dispensable asset to the bank. If anything goes wrong, he is always able to give his assistance in finding the error. Bank Mana es BANKERS Shirley Yount, vice-president, and Patsy Hill, president, are adding figures from the ledger on the new Monro- Matic calculator. The dependability and accuracy of these two girls keep the bank working efficiently. RECORDING JOURNAL ENTRIES Mary Ann Snoderly and Iudy Money- maker agree that it is easier for two to record entries in the journal. As Mary Ann calls items from the receipt book, ludy writes the information in the journal. 90