Hutchison High School - Lantern Yearbook (Memphis, TN)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1952 volume:

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A , -1 Vg-V-r-Mr.Vw.L7.QbV5,,1v,.x.gV?,?.qw-fu-:QQ-.ggpmce-.2225-xy fgsqg - Qggg?g.-.-J,-3'::'zTf.+gt-Vx, m 31g7:g:4-v,ad-fiery 133.2 ' Kish- TABLE OF CONTENTS 1 3-47-:1 Q Classes X N T p . . pages 10-51 41? W1 0 , ,, , , 1 'LAS M51 Organizations FTA! C A , . pages 52-69 Features 1 . . pages 70-103 es I 1 1 Y Digi-ia' oft!!! 1 .9 . 5 -9- Advertlsements . ' 1 a vg? , I . . . . . pages 104-128 9 1-K- . 1 P T azfewomf ln 1902 Bliss Nlary Hulvllison lullillecl lwr lilc-long amluilion lo lcacll and worlc will: young pvople. Tlwrougll lin' yvars slw lirmly f-54 lalulisllvcl lwliss l-ll,Ill'lllSOl1,S Scllool as an inslilulion ol lrigli iclvals ancl learning. ln lllis annual il is our aim Io irate- llw growllr ol Nliss HulCl1i4 sonis Svlnool ancl lo Cclf-lmralc ils Golclvn Anniyc-rsary. Dr. and lwlrs. XV. R. Atkinson loolc ovz-r lin- laslc ilmus lar so nolply aclvance-cl luy Wliss l'lulc'l1is0n. Tlwy lmavv Conlinuvcl llw srllool in lllv same lim- lracliiinn as in lormc-r yvars. not only Io vcluralc- girls lpul also lo prepare- llwm lo iw lwllvr Cilizvns and lo more malurc-ly mecl ilu' prolnlc-ms ol vvery- clay life. Il wc- lmavc- cluly lollowm-Cl lllc Coursv ol Hulcliisonvs lilly years and inspire-cl a lc-1-ling ol apprvcialion lor lilo worli ol: these f'ClllCEll0l'S. we llayv ac'r'omplislwCl our purposc- in wriling llwis yearlmoolc. FIFTY YEARS QF PROGRESS M Iss lX4ARY G. HI rc:1i1soN DR, XxvILIAM R. Arxiixsox Mus. W1i,i.1,xM R. .'X'1'KiNsox Mc'moric's ol thc' past niinglt' with plans for tht' liuturt' as thc' hvads ol' Hutchison Svhool discuss long-rht'risht'd idvals and traditions. 'llhrough liility yvars tht' vniphasis has hvvn on high acadviiiit' standards, spiritual growth, individual st'lli-rvalixation. 2lCl,illSllIll'l1l to group aims, and tht- d4'x't'lopn1t'nt ol '.vonu'n ol culturt' and l't'lilI1t'IIll'Ilt. Early in its history tht- Srhool rc'at'hc'd an rnviahlt' position in tht' vdurational world. lo attain a highvr rating from at'c'rc'diting agt'n1'ic's is not possihlv. hut liurthvr growth in sc'rvic't' and vision is ll rontinual aim. From tht' studvnts and patrons comm' many valuahlt' suggvstions whirh art' adoptvd as rapidly as tht-y can hc' liittrd into tht- total program. 'l'h4' Student Cfounril. opvrating now at all gradc' lvvrls. has rc'sultt'd in a spirit of trut' dt'- IllOt'I'2ll'y that is a IJl't'I't'tll1lSlItl for taking a lvading part in tht- niodvrn world. Virtually all privatt' schools in tht' nation art' t'dut'ational foundations c'ontroll4'd hy hoards ol' trustvvs who svlvct tht' printipals. Yllht' Board of 'l'rustt'4's lor tht' llutrhison Srhool Foundation will hc' tiomposrd ol' IIlt'IIll3l'l'S st'lt't'tt'd from tha' past and prvsvnt Boards ol' l7irt't'tors of Bliss Hutt'hison's School. with tht- addition ol' st'vt'ral alumnat' and othvr outstanding lX4t'IIlIJlll2lI1S who arc' intc'rt'stt'd in making Miss Hutrhisonss School a pc'r1nanc'nt institution. As announcvd in 1947. plans lor tht' c'onvc'rsion to a foundation art' alrrady in prog'rt'ss. Fifty ycars lit'nt'm', whvn tht' rlass ol' 2002 c'on1t's to c't'lc'hratc' tht' ltltlth annivvrsary of tht' founding of tht' School. many who art' now rnrollvd may look hack on this pagt' and l't'IIl4'IIll7t'I' thost' who st'rvt'd through thc' varly and middle' yvars of thcir Sfhoolys historv. Dwz'z'wziz'0n THIS. THE ANNUAL OF THE FIFTIETH YEAR OF NIISS HUTCHISOINVS SCHOOL. IS DEDICATED TO THE STUDENTS, FACULTY. ALUMNAE. PATRONS. AND ALL THOSE YVHO HAVE HELPED NIAKE IT THE OUTSTANDING SCHOOL IT VVAS YESTERDAY. IS TODAY. AND VVILL BE TOMORROVV. Q FAC U LTY Top row: Nannic Allcn, HM., St. Louis Institute of Music, Memphis Collcgc of Music, Instructor in Piano. Amclia A. Atkinson, B.S., Gouchcr Collcgc, South- wcstcrn, Graduatc work, Memphis State, Principal. William R. Atkinson, B.S.. M.A., Ph. D., Pcabody Collegc, Columbia Univcrsity, Director. Mary B. Callis, Vanclcrbilt Univcrsity, Pcabody Collcgc, Instructor in Cradc III. Bottom row: Nicklcs Causcy, BS.. Univcrsity of Tenncsscc, Southwcstcrn, Mcm- phis Statc Collcgc, Instructor in Music. Mary Tom Clark, National Collcgc of Education, Pcabody Collcgc, and Mcmphis Statc Collcgc, Hcadmistrcss of Intermcdiatc Dcpartmcnt. Sponsor of Intcrmcdiatc Student Council and Intcr- incdiatc Safcty Council. Instructor in Arithrnctic. Dorothy Wilson Clark, B.S., M.A., Pcabocly Collcgc. Instructor in Mathcmatics, Elizabcth Davant, Memphis Art Acadcmy. Instructor in Art. FAC U LTY Top foie: Mary Frances Devlin, IIA., Converse College, Instructor in History Grade VIII, Spelling Grades V, VI, VII. Gertrude M. Doud, B.M., Memphis College of Music at Southwestern, Martha Washington College, Cincinnati College of Music, Chicago Musical College, Piano Department. Maxine Croswell Hans- berger, Associate of Arts, Christian College, junior Kindergarten. Grace Eliza- beth Hoyt, B.A., M.A., University of Wfisconsin, Hcadmistress. Instructor Latin. Sponsor for Grade X and Red Cross. Bott om role: julia Jameson, BA., Agnes Scott College, Columbia University, Uni- versity of Buffalo, Peabody College, Headmistress, Instructor in Science, Spon- sor for Student Council. Milhrey Knowlton, li.A., Southwestern, Instructor in Grade IV. Victoria T. Lane. HS., Delta State College, Graduate work Memphis State, Instructor in English IX, Sponsor for 4'The Lantern, Wllhe Signpostf' and Quill and Seroll. Mary Leath, HA., B.S., Sienna College, Memphis State College, University of Chicago, Western Reserve, Columbia University, Instruc- tor in English and Reading Grades V, VI, VII, Sponsor for Grade V. ge S FAC U LTY T011 rozc: Helen Lowrance, Southwestern. National College of Education, Head- Inistrcss of Primary Department, Instructor in Grade I, Sponsor for Primary Student Committee and junior Red Cross. Norma -lean Maddox, Memphis College of Music at Southwestern, Instructor in Music. Clara Mathis, BA.. M.A., Iowa State Teachers College, Oklahoma A. and M., Instructor in M0dl'l'H Languages and Speech, Sponsor of French and Spanish Clubs. Betty Durr McCormick, Stephens College, Head of junior Kindergarten, Instructor in W1'itiIig. Assistant Coach of Basketball Team. Boflom role: Frances McIntosh, BA., M.A., Hollins College, Radcliffe College, Headmistrcss, Instructor in History, Sponsor for National Honor Society and Grade IX. Katherine Neely, Columbia University, University of Chicago, In- structor in English, Sponsor of Grade VIII. Elizabeth W. Nelson, Ph. ll., Uni- versity of Chicago, University of WVisconsin, Headmistress of Intermediate Department, Sponsor of Intermediate Red Cross, Instructor of Social Studies and Intermediate Reading. Jewel Cray Parker, HS., HS. in I,.S.. Memphis State College, Peabody College, Librarian, Instructor in Typing. FAC U LTY Top mir: Stella Ylll'l'2iClW'K'll Polk. B.A., L.L.B., Beloit College, University of Memphis Law School, Headmistrcss, Instructor in English X. XI, XII, Registrar, Sponsor for Grade XI. Barbara Priddy, B.A., Wfheaton College, Instructor in Physical Education. Sponsor of Athletic' Association. Nadine S. Taff, B.A.. Missouri University, Memphis State College, Instructor in Gradc II. Ann W. Taylor. Ward Belmont, YVcstc'rn Reserve, Headnxistress of Kindergarten, Ballroom Dancing. Social Activities in junior High School. Bottom row: .Ianine VVchstcr, Baccalaurvat Sciences and Lettrvs, Ecole Supcrieure de Mecaniquc et d'Elc'c'tric'itc, Instructor in French. Mrs. T. W. Meriwether, Cafeteria Manager. Mrs. -Iustin Towns-r, B.A., Millsaps College, Office Assist- ant. Agnes B. W1'lls. Member of the Board of Directors and Secretary of Hutchison School. Page N 5 5 5 , in ? 20 ' 5 3 ,, ,,,,,,M,,, wmwmsm ,W 'W W QAw:292?' ik A ,R Aff V ,.::,: X 5 2 x .:,, ' 6 M , ',m hwy . 55 ga haf' N a luv'-Hmm SENIQR CLASS OFFICERS Lucky svniors use' thvir privilr'gc's to rvad thv latest u1z1gazim's during study-hall. Lrft to right: Pat Gordon, Sl'CI'l'tZt1'y1 Blanchv Kaiscr. Prvsidvntg Sara Rich, Vice Prcsidcxnti and Pvggy Ross, rlNl'l'ZiSl1l'1'l'. ICLISSA Al 'STIN Ufjepfll of irlcliviclurlliiy and rlarle mys fery. H Elissa is just Elissa, an excellent bridge player and talented writer, although com- pletely unpredietable. She has been a favor- ite of her classmates sinee she entered Huteh- ison's in kindergarten and has been noted for her friendliness to new girls. Shels a member of the Black Team and was viee-president ol' the Freneh Club in the eleventh grade. IANH APPIQRSON HHQI' great eyes have also in them Hirlflen springs of lrutln,.', Since she came to Hutehisorfs in the tenth grade, Jane has been a familiar figure taking pietures throughout the school. In the tenth grade, she was a member of the Camera Club. Last year she was the assistant pho- tography editor of the LANTERN and is the Photography Editor this year. -lane is a member of the Spanish Club and the vice- president of Quill and Seroll. Pugr llurtven N ILLIZAISETH BOYD hBliilw of heart from week lo ureekfi Elizabeth entered Hutehison,s in the see- ond grade. She is a member of the Cold Team and the Spanish Club. This year she is a senior representative to the Honor Coun- eil. The world will always smile on Elizabeth because of her perpetual eheerfulness and good will. Page Fourteen JANET BALLENGER Her steps were watched, her dress was notedf, Janet entered Hutchison's in kindergarten, but she left to go away to sehool for two years. She returned in the ninth grade and beeame a member of the Black Team and the Glee Club. Janet is a member of the Spanish Clubg and in the eleventh grade, she was Red Cross representative. This year she has done an outstanding job as captain of the Black Team. janet designs and makes her elothes and is one of the best dressed girls in her elass. NIARIAN COBB 'Alt is nohle lo have a friend But still nohler fo he a frienclf' Wfillingness to work is one of Marianls many outstanding qualities. In thc eighth grade she was secretary of the class, and in the eleventh grade she was social secretary of the French Club. This year, as class repre- sentative to the Student Council, she has worked diligently on many Council projects. She is chairman of social activities and has been selected the most talented in thc senior class. IZLEANOR CAHILL 'iHer smooth ancl steadfast mincl Genlle thoughts and calm desires. Eleanor is a newcomer to the class. Although she arrived just this year, her quiet face and ready smile have made her a well liked senior. She was chosen by the Gold Team in the fall and has taken part in many school activities. Page l'iflef'n IiI.AINIi DIES 'iDuly,s ,wr mollo--Ienowlerlgo hor aim, Yet shels vary lnuman and jolly all Ihr' samofl Elainc-'s cxvcutivc ability has ba-vn notablc- sincc' shi' Cntftrcd Hutchison's in thc fourth grads, ln thc vighth and ninth grads-s, sho was represcntativc to thv Studvnt Council. Also in thc' ninth gradv, shc' was a reprvsen- tative' to thc- first Honor Council. Elainc was class prcsidvnt in thc tvnth gradcg in thc clcvcnth gradv, shc- was vice-president of thc' Student Councilg and as a svnior, she is thc prcsidvnt of the Student Council. Sha- has bvcn c-lr'c'tc'd most popular in thc senior Class. Page Sixlvcu N I.-XRY ANN CHAIN HHOI' face is fair. lwr lzoarl is Iruv. As spoflvss as slmys honnyf' Mary Ann camo to Hutchison's this year from Wa1'd-Iielmont in Nashvillv. Although shc has hcvn hcrc' such a short timv, shi' has vndvarcd l1CI'Si'lf to all bccausc' of hvr frivndly smilc' and quiet charm. Sho is a member of tht' Gold Team. Our only rcgrot is that she' didn,t join us soonvr. SUZANNIC ELLIS nSpriglally lightness and Charming bl'igllf7l0SS.H Titian-haired Suzanne, who is well-known for her energy and spirit, came to Hutchi- son,s in the first grade. She is a member of the Gold Team and was a Gold cheerleader in the ninth grade. She did an excellent job as Red Cross representative in the tenth grade. She is a eheerleader this year and a school representative in the Cotton Carnival Royalty. NIAYRENE DILLARD i'Deepr2st 7TIif1YliQht,S beauty And a slaris loneliness She has them for her ownf' Mayrent', the kindergarten May Queen, ruled again this year as May Queen for the Upper School. She has held many other im- portant offices during her thirteen years at Hutchison's. In the eighth grade, she was vice-president of her elass, secretary of the Junior Student Council, a member of the Blaek Team and the Glee Club. She was president of the ninth grade, tenth grade representative to the Student Council, and an eleventh grade cheer leader for the Blacks and Vice-President of the Spanish Club. Page 1 PAT G1 BRD! JN Hslwis pretty to walle with Anfl willy lo lalle with, Anal pleasant loo. to lhinle on.H Ma1'y' Kathryne, better known as Pat, has made an important place for herself in her four years at Hutehison's. As a freshman she was Red Cross representative, cheerleader for the Black Team, and a mcrnber of the Glee Club. In her second year she was Student Council reprcsentativc. As a junior she was president of her class, a member of the Freneh Club, and was tapped for IIlC'IIll'1l'l'- ship in the Honor Socicty. This year she is president of the Honor Society, secretary of the class, seeretary-treasurer of the Student Council, and has been voted the uIIl0St beau- tifull' in the senior class. iq: I iq liven NANK TY GAILOR 'ixvlio mixed reason with pleasure Ami wisdom with fYliY'lll.U YVhen g'GailorU came to Hutchison in the tenth grade, she immediately took an im- portant part in school life. Her first year she won the TIME award for the tenth grade, and citizenship and scholarship awards. As a junior she was treasurer of the class, assis- tant editor of the LANTERN, and a meni- ber of the Quill and Serollg and she was tapped for the Honor Society. In her senior year she is editor of the annual and has been voted by her elassrnates as the one most likely to sueceedf, BILLIIQ lJliAN INGRAN nvivacity and sparkling moorl ln small self subtly lzloncleolf' Billie Dean makes up for her small size in peppyness. She has been a Gold Cheerleader and a Hutchison's eheerleader for three years. She has also shown her spirit in salesmanship as assistant advertising manager of the LAN- TERN in her junior year and as the advertis- ing manager this year. She has been a mem- ber of the Glee Cluh and secretary-treasurer of the Spanish Cluh. ANN HOXN'lil.I. Ulfnough worle to do. and strength onouglu to do tlle worlef' Ann is the only real intellectual among the seniors, she reads everything and any- thing, as proved by her winning the Time Tests in both her junior and senior years. Ann is a very thoughtful and understanding person on whom one ean always depend. In the ninth grade she was in May Day, Field Day, Glee Club, and on the Black Team. She was honor Council representative from the tenth grade. She has distinguished herself by serving as both the reporter for the SIGN POST and Senior Editor of the LANTERN her last two years, displaying her interest and talent in journalism. Page Nl I MARION KING 'sol manners gentle. of affections rnilclf' Marion has joined in many activities in her twelve years at Hutchison. She was captain of the ninth grade basketball team. Also in the ninth grade she was seeretary of the Class and Honor Council representative. Marion is a member of the Spanish Club and a Red Cross representative. Page l u enly BLANCHE KAISER 'KTIIP fairest garden in her looks, Ancl in ller mind the wisest boolesfi Blanche indeed has beauty as well as brains. Sinee she entered Hutchison's in the ninth grade, she has held a variety of offiees. She has been a Red Cross representative, a reporter for the SIGNPOST, and president of the French Club. In the eleventh grade was tapped for membership in the Honor Society. She is the senior class president, and has been eleeted 'ibest all round in the senior class. Cl lARl-O'l'l'l-I l-l,TNDl-IILN 'She tliai was ever fair and never prourl. Hacl tongue at will anrl ye! was not lourlf' Charlotte's smile and good nature will make her a welcome addition wherever she may happen to be. She eame to Hutehisonls in the tenth grade from St. Mary's and has been an asset to her elass ever sinee. In the tenth grade she was president of the Camera Club, and she is a member of the Spanish Club. She is a member of the Cotton Carni- val royalty this year. I-IDA CLAIRE LA KE Beloved for her smile, lner loole, Her way of speaking gently. Bda Claire will have friends wherever she goes beeause of her quiet dignity and her way of entering into things. In her two years at Hutehisonls she has been a member of the basketball team, the Spanish Club, and the Gold Team. Eda Claire has proved her aet- ing ability in appearing in several presenta- tions of the speech class. Page Tu ly fl 1 JANIC NELSON HA look of wisdom in her eyes True lovelincss they S'l.OLl7.u jane has attended Hutchison,s since kin- dergarten and in that time has taken part in many school activities. In thc tenth grade she was a reportcr for The SIGNPOST and in thc eleventh gradc she was circulation manager for the paper. She has also been a mcmbcr of the Glee Club, the Black Team, a Student Council representative, and vice- president of the French Club. l rv lu nly-Two NANCY Llili NICARN Good nature is the key to friendship. Sims imlocleerl the cloorf, In Nancy's five years at Hutchisonls her vitality and energy have been an inspiration to her class and the many organizations to which she has bclonged-the Glee Club, Athletic Association, Red Cross, basketball team, the Gold Team, and the Spanish Club. Shc is president of the Athletic Association, and will always be remembered by future gencrations of students for writing the words to the Hutchison Alma Mater. DALIAI RAGLAND UEn0rgy and force behind An unassuming pvcicall Dale has been highly praised for her execu- tive ability by those who have worked with her on various projects. In her four years at Hutehisonls she has been a member of the Camera Club and the Glee Club. She is an enthusiastic' member of the Freneh Club, the Black Team, and she has taken part in many other sehool activities. SHlRl.liY POLK M!-lge cannof willzer. nor Custom sizzle Her infinilo 11arieIy.u Sinee Shirley entered Hutehisonls in the fourth grade, there has never been a dull moment for her elassmates. In between hav- ing fun she has been a Red Cross representa- tive, Black Team cheerleader, and seeretary of the junior elass. For two years she has been a co-editor of The SIGNPOST and has received an award from the Quill and Scroll for ereative writing. Page Turnly I 1 SARA RICH HA Dresden beauty of rare Daintiness and charm. Sara is not only one of the most attractive girls of the class of '52, but also one of the best liked. She has been a Student Council representative and has worked hard in many of the Couneil's activities. This year she is vice-president of her elass, Red Cross repre- sentative, and treasurer of the Spanish Club. She is a duehess of the Cotton Carnival representing the school at the Children's Ball. fc 0 -I u tnly Four NANCY R ANSC JNI nlfer smile is the sweetest that ever was soenf, Nancy is one ol' those rare creatures who always seems happy and is smiling at the world. Since she came to our sehool in the eleventh grade, she has become an integral part of school life, as president of the Spanish Club, contributing editor of The LANTERN, and representative to the Student Council. She is vice-president of the National Honor Society and a member of Quill and Seroll. She was voted A'Friendliest in Whois Who and is president of Glee Club. LAURA ANN SMITH nshe is a winsome wee thing. She is a handsome wee thing. She is a honny wee thing. ' Although small, Laura Ann has many tal- ents. One of these is dancing, and she has shown her skill in many school programs. She has been a member of the Spanish Club, the Glee Club, and the Black Team in her five years here. In the tenth grade she was a SIGNPOST reporter, and in the eleventh grade she was an Honor Council represen- tative. PEGGY ROSS True wit is nature to advantage clressectf' In Peggy's six years at Hutchisonis she has skillfully handled many activities, as member of the Honor Council, secretary of the ninth grade, tenth grade reporter to the SIGN- POST, vice-president of the Athletic Associa- tion, vice-president of the Black Team, and as co-editor of The SIGNPOST for two years. Her senior year, she is treasurer of the class and a member of the French Club. Peggy is also a member of the Honor Society and Quill and Scroll. Page Tu only I u e PATTY SPELTZ HSIIP was to all a friend Because of her smile. her charm. her LLfld!'l'SfUflfll:llg.U Patty, who entered Hutehison's in the ninth grade, has managed to make consistent high grades, win friends, and hold innumer- able offices sueh as Honor Couneil represen- tative, treasurer of the tenth grade, vice- president of the junior class, and reporter to the SIGNPOST. As a senior she is a mem- ber of the French Club, Feature Editor of the SIGNPOST, and the chairman of the Red Cross. Page rl wpnly-Six MARY RAY SMITH Allis nice Io he natural XXJIIPYI youire nalurally nice. Kay has worked hard on whatever she has undertaken and has gained many lasting friends since she entered Hutchison's in the ninth grade. She was an Honor Council representative last year, and this year she is a member of the Gold Team and the Spanish Club. When anyone is as pleasant as Kay, she is bound to always be in demand. ANN XVILDER HA lassie fair to walk with And pleasant to lenowf' Although Ann has been a member of our class for only one year, she has become a favorite among seniors. By class vote she was elected the wittiest girl in the twelfth grade. Our only wish is that she had joined the class of '52 sooner. ANN UZZELLE UBright as the sun llilTlSOH-.li Immediately after entering Hutc'hison's from St. Mary's in the tenth grade, Uzzelle took an active part in sports of the school. As a junior she was captain of the school basketball team and co-captain of the Gold Team. This year she is captain of the Gold Team and a guard on the basketball team. She will always win friends and influence people with her friendliness and sweet smile. Page Tim ily Sr' UPPER SCHOQL CLASS OFFICERS 'm 'mf' ,,,,q.W-., ugl' luv.-1 new Twp fwfr Mzlrtlm Lipsvoiiilm, vim'-p1'vsidc'i1t1 Ellllllll Lou Wzlllzlvv. IJl'l'SlClt'I1lI -Iam Alolmson. trm'asurc'1': Axim- Johnston. sc'm'rm'tz11'y ol' vlvvvntli gradv. Top right Llarolim' Clhurcli, sc'c'n'tu1'y: licttm- liondurarit, viva'-p1'c'sid1'nt: Claim Si-lm-lla. prn'sidm'nt1 lilmmt llvvlin. t1'l'11s111'i'i' of tvnth grzldv. liwllonz fwfr Stzxmling: Sandra Hall. svrgvarit at zmns: Slvllu Orgill. ti'm'z1sl11'c1'1 sit- ting: Lz1w1'm'nc's' Cook. vivc--p1'c'sidvnt: Klary Cox. prc'sidi'nt: Margarvt Cou- don, svc'rvta1'y ol ninth gradv. Botlonz ritght---Foritziim' Mvaclizxili. pi'vsidcnt: Rvnny Fortunv. sccrm'tz1r'y: -lustinm lziylor, fl1'llSllI'K'l'I Axson Brown. vicr'-pri-sidc'nt of 1-ighth grade. :lv lfigll! IUNIORS First rozuf 'C2lI'itd Allan, Barbara Barwick, and Shirley Bc'c'k. 'emu .S'vc'or1d rozuiliixic Busby. Edna Arm Carton, and Nanny Crain. Th1'1'1I 1'01z'--Bvtsy Dumas. H1-th Ettvr, and Anm' Fm-rguson. IUNICRS Q Fin! rom'-fEthm'lyn Flvtchvr, Camillf' Fortunv, and Mvrcdith Cotton Srfona' row--'fSur' Hall, 'Iam' Hitchings, and -Iam' -Iohnson. Third mu' Arms' llohnston. -Iudy jonvs, and Grace Lake: IUNIORS Fin! rom' f-Martha Lipscomb, Czlthvrim' Nlcafhanl, and Elizabcth Mitfhcll. Svf'm1fl rom'-Fay Pool, Suxamu' Simpson, and Carol Tcnnison. Third rozz'-Mirrzzy' Townshend, EIIIIIIH Lou Wallacc', and Mary Wellford. nirly SOPHOMORES Firxt Row: Hvtty Andrcws, .Io Lind Bn'nnr'1', Bvttv Bondurant, and Marion Brown. Swcond Row: Bvtty Chalxnvrs, Ann Chandlvr, Caroline' Church, and Bctty Cottvn. Third Razr: Blount Dvvlin, Dixim- Dm' Dickey, Mary Gaylc' Eaglc, and Pvggy .Ivan Fossm-tt. Fourth Row: Patty Gordon, Carol Harton. and Sydnvy Houston. SOPHOMGRES First row-Frances Johnson, Betty Klcppcr, Suv Lovv, and Martha Mann. Second row-Mary MCCall, Mcda MCLCmorC, Alice Norvcll, and Martha Parker. Third row-Lynn Powcl, Linda Saunders, Dody Schas, and Clairc Sebrclla. Fourth roza'-Betty Weaver, Betsy Willins, and Martha Wilson. irt FRESHMEN Wh. Fin! 7'fJIL'fAHH Bailvy, Elizabcth Bassvt, Shirlvy Chandlvr, and M2tfg21I'i't Condon Sfrond r0zz'fLawrcnc'v Cook, Mary Cox, joan Davis, and Eva Mac Dunvan. Third 1'0za'4Marion Finlcy, julia Gray. Sandra Hall, and Mary' VVallac'c' Harton. Fourth R0zc'WfOlivia High and Susim' Ingram. FRESHMEN 3 Fifxt roll'-Betty Mapcs, Katt' Martin, Stella Orgill, and Lucy Raines. Second row-Marion Rychcnvr, Margarvt Said, 'Ivan Sandvrs, and Charlottf- Smith Third row-Emily Smith, Yvonnc' Spragins, Alice Sprunt, and Carol Tual. Fourth r0zz'fPeggy W'alkcr and Margarvt Wvllford. EIGHTH GRADE ly qiv sw Fin! r0zr'fLyn Anderson, Ruth Andersson, Ann Appvrson, and Axson Brown Srcond rozf'-Gingcr Busby, Edith Cartvr, .Iudy Casey, and Harrivt Cottvn. Third r0zx'fLouisc' Crvspi, Kay Davis, Hvtty Elliott, and Rvnny Fortune. Fourth rfzzn'-Margo Heiskc-ll, Margt- Hudson, and Harrie-t Husscy. EIGHTH GRADE Firxt rozc'-Susan Hydv, Fontainc' Meacham, Lynn Ncbhut, and Botty Page. Second row-.Ioan Robinson, Sara Sanford, Kay Saundcrs, and Anne Scmmcs. Third mu'-Mary Hclen Spain, Gu- Gm- Tayloc, Annc Williams, and Bc-tty Winn I TERMEDIATE CLASS UFFKIERS Top rowfFifth gradcf officm-rs arc-: standing: Suv Stringvr, rc'prf-svntatixw: Nancy Michal-1, si-rr:-tary: Sylvia Scystc-r, vice--pri-siclvnt. Sm-atm-rl are- Carol Murff, trc-asurcr: Esther Nichol, pri-side-nt: and janv Battle-, rvprrfsvnta- tivv to thc' Studvnt Counvil. Top right--'l'hr sixth Qfklflt' officw-rs sm-: standing: Ann Martin, sc-cirvtziry: Franccs Luvkvtt, trvasurvrg Le-la Hud- son, Sfudm-nt Council ivprs-sm-ritzitiw: and Gvnis- MCL:-inori-, Stud:-nt Counril ri-prc'sc'ntatiw-. Sc-ated arv Natalim- Holt x'it'm'-pwsids-nt: and In-an Jonc-S, prcfsiflvnt. , D D. A N v , Bottonzff-V-Stzlncling in thc-lr vlassrooni an' thx' ss-vc-nth grads offivvrs: Irrnc Lvathm-riiian, btudcnt Ciounvil rc-prfw Sl'I'lI8flVl'1 Kathi-rinv Condon, prcsidu-nt: Lynn Mc-rfvr, Studi-nt Courwil rc-pri-sm-ntatiw-1 :md Harris-tt Houston, vi1'c'-p1'i'siClc'nt. Srzltvcl arm' Judy St. John, sc'1'rr'tary: and Coolvy Fil-dlc-r, tr:-asiirvr. GRADE SEVEN im 'Mrs 'Mnqm .ma-ann... First r0:c'fHilda Adams, Adricnni' Advn, Francvs Andrvws, Maury Bvthva, and Edwina Bringlv. Swcozzd rozwf-Cynthia Hringlc-. .Indy Carson. Suzvttc' Cath:-y, Connie' Condon, and K3tllt'I'lDL' Condon. Third 7'OIL'+EStl1l'1' Doughtic-, Priscilla Early, Coolvy Fivdlcr, Charlvnc Glascovk, and Anita Hvrron. Fourth rozuv'-Kitty Hill. Harrir-t Houston, -Ian Jackson, Estvllc King, and Ruth Mariz' Kish. Pago Tl. i rl y GRADE SEVEN m1w mrs ur M- -v W Firxt mu'-flicth Lawric, Ircnv Lrathvrman, .Iosvphinv Lowrance, Elcanor McGinnis, and Lynn Mvrcvr. Sfcond r0zvfEllcn Muller, .lane Murphy, Virginia Nivkvy, Mimi Phillips, and Char- lottc' Rvvcl. Third roar'-Lynn Rvddoch, Barbara Smith, Judy St. John, Audrcy Taylor, and Frames Tompkins. Fourth TOZk'-ANL't2l WVvllf0rd, and Lynn WVilliams. GRADE SIX ... A . .nv f Q' . if Top r0zzf1Annv Albright, Susan Bvck, Franrcs Brown, Katibvl Carton, and Louise Crump. Swf'0111l rozx'-.Ioan Davis. Louisa Dunn, -Icnks Ettvr. M21I'ti1Zl Haugvn. and Nzitalim' Holt. Third ron'-Lvla Hudson. 'Ivan llonvs, Fiancvs Luckctt, Joy Lylv, and Ann Niartin. Fourth muff'-Aiinv McKinnc'y, Gvniv iVIl'Ll'IIl0I'C, Evvlyn Nvwton, -Iancllv Nvwton, and Annm' Pc'rc'y. Bottom r0za'fRvbcc'c'a Ramvy. Prggy Smith, Edith Sprunt. Virginia Wllrr, Susan Xxvfifk. and Pos:-y W'rapc'. j? 1 Pugh' liurly ffm GRADE FIVE SAW M..-I' Top TOM'-' 'Cynthia Adcn. janv Battlc. Elizabeth Boyle, Ann Bcthea, and Leslie Buchrnan. Srfond mzn'vjloy'cc' Byrd, Ann Carruthvrs, .Iudy Dillman, Arm Drivcr, and Kathvrinv Erickson. Third r0zf'A-Marguvritv Kensingc-r, Nancy Michaz'l, Ann Mill1'1', Carol Mur'ff, and Esthvr Nichol. Fourth rozr'--Elizabvth Nivkvy. Ann Carr Porter. Carolyn Russvll, Sylvia Scystcfr, and Lynda Singvr. Bottom f!IZl'f Pl'llX'l'5f' Taylor, Suv Stringvr. and Ma1'tha lNc'atl1crford. GRADE FOUR Top row-Pcggy Aden, Anne' Arthur, Carolyn Barton, Lida Black, and Susan Cartcr. Szfcmzd row-Kay Croswvll, Lynn Fifield, Ann Garcvlon, Lillian Ann High, and Guthric Johnson. Third roar-Margarvt jonvs, Lynn Larson, Patricria Lowranrr, Mary Starnvs Klaury, and Kay McCullough. Fourth rozf'-Norma Michacl, Virginia Mull1'r, Elizahvth Mu1'phc'y', 'Iimmyv Pid- gcon, and Ann Clark Quinlan. Botiom rozv-Norrnic' Sandvrs, Bcvbfx Stvvrns, Susan Stivcrs, Bcvvrly Trippccr, Gm'- trudc' Ann Walkcr, and .leffra Wright. IR GRADE THREE T011 mu ---Marty Lou Askvw, Barbara Bradfivld, lh'vc'1'ly Brist, Luvy Brown, Kathy Czxrroll, Sfaozzrl 7'fPIA'ffHl'lC'I1 Crawford. Carol CIVIIIHP. Ruth Davis. janv Doughtiv. and Val Farnsworth. Thizzf rnzu- Susan Hoopvr, Charlottv Ann King, .lose-phinc' Lvzxrnvd. Lynn Loh- lIlK'yCI', and Nlarilyn IVIc'G4'1'. Fozzrfh Irwin'--fflilaillc' Pago .Iosvphinv Phillips, Kay Powcll. Charlotte Schultz, and Lucia Spur1'iL'1'. Bolfom l't?IL ffK21y' Ylxzxylov. -luliv Wfzxltvrs. and Elizahvth W'm'st. GRADE T M Aww 4' Fifi! ron'-Nlary Lindsay Andrvws. B21l'bZll'Zl Armstrong, Paula lirvland, Shirlvy BI't'I'lIl21I1, and Susan Calliscwn. SIIOIIFI r0n'gBc-tty Edwards, Daisy Fishvr. Mary Cathcrin son. and Rlarslia McfKc'm'. 7,111-T11 7'0Zk'f.I?1IlQI Norf1m'm't, Ann Pattvn. Ellvn Pc-rcy. -Iam' Smart, and Nlyriain Robison. Fourth roruf-Nlarilyn 'IR-rry. Nlarrlisn' Van IjI'PSSi'I', and Charlottm' Wootcn. 1' Harwcll. Iniogc-nm' Hud- Puqr' urly l'iil'4 GRADE D nga' liorlyrsiv Top row-Patsy Aldvn, Ernaliv Apple-ton, Jvannc Coors, Jvssica Crouch, and Marcia Daniel. Second row---Linda Lou Davis, Dorothy Dow, Gilvia Flanagan, Maryan Hccklv, and Anita Hubvr. Third row-Nancy Hutton, Sara Ann Maus, Cathy McDonald, Kc-tti McDonald, and Eliz- abvth Millvr, Fourth r0w7Cristina Mullvr, Louisa- Dany Oatm-s, Mignonnc- Orgill, Shvrry Smith, and Tina Surrc-ncy. Bottom row-Dr-dv Rogvrs, Nanvy Vaughn, Elizabvth Wvathvrforcl, Suzanns- Wi-st, and Diannn- Winn. KI DERGARTE 1951-52 l Tap Row: Flon-nw Pctrvv, Dorothy Barry, Lyn Rcfrnhc-rt, Bs-tty Str-wart, Ls-sliv Stratton, Shi-llc-y Stl-wart, Ann Hays, Anm- Shi-phcrd Turls-y, and Kay Hvrron. Mizlrlle Razr: Nancy MK'clOfI1lli'k, Ncna Mc'Lc'xnori-, Nanvy Nalton Patton, Dianv Dunnavant, Bunnm- 'l'raynor, Pwagy Bowan, ,Ivan Diamond, Agn:-s May', 'l'f'rry Shcfphm-rd, Gail Scabrook, Virginia Uvvrton, and Chan Chandlm-r. Bottom Row: Lauri-1 Maddox, Pain Bri-land, Coralu Danncr, May Hill Andrfrson, Lu' Mosa-li-y, Shi-llm-y Smith, Sara Russell, Lois Nickvy, and Annie- Marin' Withvrington. Abxent when picturf u'11.x' made: Barbara Baton, Annr- Mziric' Handy, .Ivan Norflc-rt, Susan Rvddoch, Susy Vib- stvr, and Carol Dubard. Top row-Mrs. Taylor Ctcarhc-rj, Anita Hubs-r, Enialic Applc-ton, Loc Brown, Suzanne' NVQ-st, Christina Sur- rf-ncy, Elizabf-th Wcathvrford, Dianv Winn, Mignonnm- Orgill, and Elizahm-th Millvr. Seconrl r0u'fNanr'y Vaughan, Patsy Aldcn, Sarah Annz' Maus, Silvia Flannigan, Cathy Je-an Mc'Donald, Nfarvia Danic-l, Maryan Hvvklr, Linda Lou Davis, and Christina Mullc-r. Sealed-Ann Sha-ph:-rd Turlvy, Suzy W1-bstrr, Corolu Dann:-r,, Br-tty Strwart, Tvrry Shi-phvrd, and Sara Rus:-ll. Pugv l:UYlj S1'l'1'l Last Will SENIOR NEVER lNlllSClll'll'l'll.Y LOVES HIDDEN CRAVING JANE APPERSON rolls her hair up- the cmpgsite sex to get married -M W trinkets in' ELISSA AIQSTIN A studiesgv W - books, YW - tricks i without that JANET BALLENGER green Ford the Navy to be a commercial artist I wmv stops fighting W V CTT ELIZABETH BOYD with Marion Thane Smithff V learning to drive If stops! I A T VVEK ST that Tdoden TY vw MARIAN COBB' N whining Kgroy begn to be another Rubenstein MARY ANN CRATN at school on Friday and Monday ELEANOR CAHILL stops squinting fBlincEeJgm sleeveless sweaters to 'gay flgidge ggg J to storm Sweetbriar ELAINE DIES gg unfriendly -QAV W Student Council to be T-V model cashmere MAYRENE DILLARD Ylooks W M sweaterinwif to beat Ray at golf SUZANNE V Quiet! W Wg Olerwssnm to have brunette children NANCY GAILQR stops laughing AV long earrings to blow up Birmingham, Ala. PAT GORDON Wg W unambitious 4 1 8 5 G wynne D'lViL to finish 4 years of college ANN HOWELL I BILLIE D. INGRAM stops fightiggi I with- Mrs. Polk Royal Canadian M0Uht64YViY?9llCC ir - dateless jokes to live in an igloo to go out to lunch everyday BLANCHE KAISER in withotarpall Malls dressed to live at the Beta House EDA CLAIRE LAKEUW rudebfvfgivii Spanishmiw square-dancing cheerful in making tardy the excuses to MARION KING i if morning 7 Miss, Hoyt A graduate!! i CHARl.0T'll-L LUHDEEN l well gg gg 95393 fickle 50 become a labaechniaan 3 writing displaced NANCLLEE H tired f W iv E!-S2257 gbewan executive!! has a short stray Greek of JANE F W speechugrn i Sewanee fin-5 Ygsar xA Yi 7 on friendly terms with SHIRLEY POLK the teachers gtofgagggpw to be editor of the N. Y. Times l DALE RAGLAND without' a car W the Parker white wall tires with messy grey NANCY RANSOM hairnorjipstick 'f2rdLmWWW HU to-dance like Mr. Kirby Golf at the SARA RICH -iwnwif not neat 7 CountryfCluhV June Week at West Point l behind in classical PEGGY IQSS W anyming 1 gmusicwvi to be Miss Vanderbilt stops combing her playing Johnnie KAY SMITH in hair 7 A at the rush party bridge LAURA ha-Ewstraight hair dancing to be Mrs. Bill Whorton PATTY SPELTZ Atalkative Red Cross be a mathematician ANN QZZELLE with make-up her date-book heavy socks ANN WILDER , serious waiting after Qfh GOI fn l'!P 0'l'SlCPFlll V .f-4. , . v-.,,- , of Senior Class PICTURES HERSELF AS- Characteristic ldiosyncrasy THEME SONG SHE LEAVES A second Stormy that whistle Slaughter on Tenth Avenue' Photography equipment to Dixie Busby combination political boss and Junior Rembrandt always slapping people on the back 6'Do I Worry she just leaves Queen of Annapolis -W wide leather belts Anchors Aweigh scholastic ability to Beth Etter Q Dorothy Dix eye make-up KC Show me the way to go home. brown check skirt to Ann Ferguson El C3t8I'8l' her jitterbugging Beautiful Dreamer trips to Senatobia to Catherine Meacham I call you Long weekend trips to Nashville to Queen of Vanderbilt m6kCUR- Disfancev Dixie Busby - ability to create beautiful music belle of Senatobia her use of the fork Mississippi to Barbara Barwick A ' ea erness to learn her lon strai ht locks to zklgiihalred Lady Eglogy Smiles Mimzy gfownghend g . U . leayesifrantic interest in. school in Sewanee long fingernails Sophisticated Lady activities to Carol Tennison LLTWCTWW her knowled e of men to DK:1igltC:.of Ellis Bagwell flirting Laura - Edna Ann Cgrton 74'-CTT? ability to win friends and influence people on the annual staff to general in Civil War tactless Wha Happen'd Meredith Gotten moving eyebrows up ability to wait patiently in efficient housewife and down Steady Daddy parked cars to Emma Lou Wallace In the Blue lawyer sarcasm Canadian Mountains Cicero pony to Meredith Gotten Billie Dean the new cars and I need Mrnachine! some clothes! I Got Loadedn weekend dates to Shirley Beck Kermitis train-bearer Hypochondriac Sonny-boy executive ability to Camille Fortune Miss Arkansas quiet voice 'Tm just Wild About Harry weekends in Arkansas to Evelyn Fletcher frat-fiend no make-up Rugged but Right her makeup kit to Nancy Crain operator of male employment agency 4 bottles of milk at lunch . . . moo! How Sweet Your Are her athletic ability to Mary Welford pulling her sweater up I Can Do Anything her over loaded car to 3 loafer and down You Can Do Funniern Carol Tennison anatomy sculptress Books to .lUdY .limes and Painter Oxford accent Slowpoke opposite Mrs. Polk in title of teachers pet to the courtroom sarcasm - My Bill jane johnson We Have a Joint her ability to hold a man for so Queen of U'T. Little Theater Bank Account long to Martha Lipscomb sweetheart of S. A. E. seamstress eye lash curlers Who do you know in Heaven that made you the a gel you are leaves her Vanderbilt entrance worries to Martha Lipscomb catching her eye lid Let it Snow-den Let it Snow-den Let it Snow-den her over-loaded lunch tray to Ann Johnston junior Einstein CHES- New Moon her old love,,' the Signpost, to Elizabeth Mitchell Queen of Cadillacs fooling with her hair Anchors Aweigh - her peculiar manner of speech to Catherine Meacham Who Do You Know stormy not eating Dance Ballerina ,9 7 Dance' her dainty dancing ability to Sue Hall President of the Women's Clubs of America shaking her head Michigan casual coolness to Fay Pool Me too, Pat jitterbugging Go, Go, Go her pull with the teachers to Carita Allan Red Skelton's straight man riling Teachers Scatterbrain her grades to Grace Lake Villa Futuresque The Moon February 1957 DEAR HUTCHISON ALUMNAE, I must write to you and tell you about my wonderful vacation here on the moon! It all began when I took a space ship from New Planetaria last Monday. Jane Apperson, now photography edi- tor for Life, was down to cover my departure. Before I boarded she told me of many of my old Hutchison classmates. Mayrene Dillard has been chosen as The Most Glamorous Mother of the Year and Marian Cobb has been cited as the Universe's Number 1 Party Giver. Boarding the rocket, I entrusted by life to the ship,s trusty pilot whom I recognized as Elissa Austin. She prom- ised that we would arrive, but she couldn,t say what condition we would be in. Elissa told me that Ann Uzzelle, now governor of Mississippi, has been vacationing on the moon and is reported chasing a space cadet. Elissa also said that Nancy Ransom has agreed to manage Nancy Lee Nearn's campaign for president on the Dixiecrat ticket. Nancy Ransom gained her experience with campaigns at Hutchison and predicts overwhelming success for her candidate. Once on the moon I found that Mary Ann Crain and Elizabeth Boyd were also enjoying the popular resort. Mary Ann is now Dean of Men at Vanderbilt and Elizabeth invited me to take lessons at her flying school. I was thrilled to learn that Billie Dean Ingram was the hotel's enter- tainer, Billie Dean's hair looked most unusual and she reported that she had had it fixed in one of Janet Ballenger's chain of beauty parlors. Janet is backing a move begun by Blanche Kaiser and Ann Wilder to put long fingernails on every American woman. I read in the Interplanetary Tribune, of which Peggy Ross is now the fighting editor, that Eda Claire Lake has been appointed Mars' Ambassador to Venus and that Marion King has opened a new kennel for homeless dogs, adopting all the wandering canines in sight. Nancy Gailor's translation of Vergil into the vernacular has been on the bestseller list for two months. Ann Howell, book critic for Shirley Polk's rival paper The Space-Scimitar, gave Nan- cy's book a boost with her marvelous review. Several more of the Hutchison class of 1952 have made careers for themselves in the writing field. Elaine Dies is now writing John Robert Powers' column for him, and her name is known all over the country as the famous fashion model. Sara Rich has become successful with her company which manufacturers cashmere sweaters, and she has added hundreds of beautiful sweaters to her already staggering wardrobe. Suzanne Ellis and Pat Gordon have remained on Earth where they have founded the Memphis-Ole Miss Express which takes any and all from Memphis to the Rebel School in about ten minutes. This venture has paid off wonderfully for the two who are both now happily married. Dale Ragland,s new process for making white side-wall tires has made her famous throughout the country. She is now developing a new Half-Minute Car Wash which promises to be the fastest and best yet. Jane Nelson, wife of the new chaplain of Sewanee, bides her time acting as the Phi Gam house mother and teaching the Bible class. Kay Smith is still up to her old tricks of late-dating. and is still one of the most attractive girls in Space. Patty Speltz has had many of her songs on the Hit Parade, and they are sung all over the country. You will remember Patty's little ditties that she sang at Hutchison all the time. Laura Ann Smith now runs the home economics department of the Ameri- can Can Company and is heralded as the new Betty Crocker. Charlotte Lundeen is married to a handsome young surgeon who keeps her patched up for nothing. Eleanor Cahill is president of the Memphis Optical Company and has produced some strange and wonderful glasses for the girls at Hutchison. I must run now for my rocket will be leaving soon for Earth and back to the old grind at Hutchison from which I have not yet seemed to graduate Cthat Biologyj. Love, Muriel P ge Ffty CLASS ACTIVITIES fi' , lli: I , A I.SA R 2:91 K 1 Y 'W ii 5+ I ' 4 V gihgww 'iii 5 lll l 'sir GOD Top left-Eleanor McGinnis puts 21 postcxr on the- hullr-tin board. Top center-Olivia High, Lawrcncv Cook, Katz' Martin, and Susie- Ingram Complc-tv th:-ir povtry dictionary. Top 1ight+Kiki WR-Ilford is Miss HutChison's School vontvstant in thc- Mid-South spcllling lwv. Bottomslvlrs. Jvwc-1 Parker shows Bm-tty Elliot, Ann Appr-rson, Virginia Busby, and Lynn Andvrson howto uso thc' library. 'YT '5- . ,. ng .t ' , .rf GKG is , . . 'Jul' W NM ' . 'Gi A N. Q JUDY! Vit., ,... , Y , A .JH 'V M X W H ,' ,Q X ' S WA ,. rmyv' ' I Jr, 1 .M Q x f:-WFQW ' f- ff 'F' If . a ,Q W' 'f Q f . N, J, ta W: ' W ,A- A,,4ww ,E or yv w N.. Mn.. , , wa 3 Jf ' Q Nia? M901 W A X is Xa Sfv A w X M K Y 'S -4 N .1 as ' 2 ,:wT'Mw'356 xl I N, , Wh WM 'MMT - ,. ' ,H f . 3.5 vi X ,w-'A Q N lg! an ,am nm ' YQQWMQKQXX X ,Q gg 44 . .-:Q .- X V, , , ..,, I . f' 4 5 F, S 13 . f Wa. , ,..,. ' g1, QA ' QM , - , , ., 2 . - Ja. f, '- .... V Q flggix .., . -::' ' f ' 1. S Q 'Q S, 4 W wMW,.,wwm R 5x Q f XM WMM W TUDE COUNCIL rw. 7112.11--M2lI'lHIl Cobb, Social CIhai1'n1zxn. Mirirlle--Tlic' honor Council: lilainv Diss, prvsidvrltq Camillc- Fortunc, Bvtty Cottvn, Elizalwth Boyd, Eliz- zxlwth lNIitc'h1'll, M2lI'y' Gziyln- Eagle-, Jalan Sand:-rs, Sully Szmford, Eva Mm' Dunfan, and Fontnim' Mvarhuni. Miss -lulizl JLIHIVSOII, sponsor, is standing lx-hind thc' group. Bottom left----Carol T:-nnison, chairman of thc' point committs-4-, and Fay Pool, View--pre-sidvnt. Bottom right-f'fBullm-tin Bozirfl foliiriiittr-1': Martha Mann, hirthcluys: Sum' Lovv, Shirlvy Chandlvr, vhairiiizxng Sally Samford, vzilvmlzir. STUDE T COU CIL of., Q Top leftslfontainc Mt'2ll'hHIIl, 4-ighth gmdr- pr:-sidvntp Mary Cox, ninth grzidm- pre-sidf-nt: and Mc-rvdith Cotton, lhliiflllllll of honor study hull. Top iight-Ex-offirio nn-mhm-rs arc: Patty Spcltz, chairman Rm-d Cross: Nancy Gailor, LANTERN 1-ditor: Pvggy Ross, co-vditor of SIGNPC JST: Pat Gordon, prvsidcnt of Honor Sofivty: and Shirlr-y Polk, vo-m-ditor of SIGNPOST. .MiIlIllFfN8HI'j' Ransom, vhairlnzin of drivvs and rzlrnpaigns: Mary W'allat'm' Hatton, Chzxirinznn of strap- book: and Edith Cartm-r, chairman of card rornrnittcc-. Bottom-Mrs. W. R. Atkinson, Miss Franc:-s Whitv, and Miss julia -Iznnc-son ut thx: organizational n1r-r-t- inu of distrift Council. wwwvj ST UDE T CQUNCIL B0 lgv 'Jil-fx' Siv Eluinv Divx. prvsidvnt: Blanvhm' Kaisn-r. pn-sidm-nt of sn-nior' class: Emma Lou Wallac-1-, pI'l'Sidl'I1f of junior class: Pat Gordon. sc'c1'c'tz11y: Fay Pool, vicc'-p1'1'si- dvntl and Qlllliff' Sn'bx'allz1, prvsidfwlt of tvnth gradv. attvnd ll IIli'l'tiI1g of thr- studc-nt vmlnril hoard. PRIMARY STUDENT COUNCIL l M. L Top font'-Niarilyn MCGCQ, Val Farnsworth, Barbara Armstrong, Margarvt hlonvs. and Gcrtrudt' Ann W'alkm'. Second fott'-Emalic Applvton. Innniv Hudson, Susan Callison, Luvy Brown, Bov- Crly Brest. Bottom rozz'-Marcia Danivl, Sara Ann Ma,us, Lynn Larson. chairman: Daisy Fisher, and Nancy Hutton. Ahsvnt arc Kctti Nfcflonald, Lillian Ann High, and Patsy Lowranvc-. Page Fifly-Ser ifdksk-i x iv' 4' WWW! wxfwsies K X w N ml W Q V ak Qi' Q 42' Q 4 .,1, , ' .E 4., . , W ..,.,.,. QW ji 4454 , 1- am ' 'W'-I? ,J I A ff , ff ,S ' W 'if X 'E wi 2 li V' ? Q ! f 3 i S As all QE 222 yi VW x 1 f 3? 'im ,I .f W 'Ill RED CRQSS 41' Sixly' Upperf Patty Sp:-ltz, Chairmzm, sits on thc- stzigc- with n City ri-pri-sr-ntzitivr and ri spn-zikn-r from Ge-rmuny. Middle'-f-'Prir11z1ry Ri-d Cross: Anm' Arthur, strrvtaryi Annc' Piittvn, svvond grzidr' rvprvsvnta- tivv: Bvchm- Stvv:-ns, fourth gradc' rt'prc'sn'ntz1tivv and trc'asurt'r: -Iosvphim' Phillips, third grzidc' rc'prc-si'11tzit1vl'1 Suzzmm' VVc'St, first grzidc' 1'c'pri'si'1it:1tiVs-1 and Xvlfgilllll ML111s'r, c'hzurmnn. Bottom--Intcrrrlrciizitc' Rs-d Cross: Standing: Maury Bvthz-21, swrc-tziry-trczisiirvr'1 and Virginia Nick:-y, prvsidvnt. Svzitvd: Kiki VVr'11f0rd, s1'vf'nth grzidm' rc'prc'svntatix'm'1 Frziriws Ancirvws, sixth grzidt' rvpI't-st'I1tz1tivi'2 Eiizzibvth Nivkc-y, fifth grzidc' rm-prs'sc'ntativr': and Edith Sprunt, svvvnth grzldt' rc'prc'sc'ntz1tix'i'. THE RED CRCDSS Proudly clisplziying thi' flag of thc' Junior Rvd Cross url-2 slrllzrlingz Susan Hydm-, c-ighth gradi- rvprvsc-r1ta1tix'z': Patty Spvltz, Chziirniflni Mzxrtlizl Pilrkvr, tc-nth gruclm- 1'c'prc-sc-iitutivsw :ind Sum Rivh, twc-lfth graclc' ri-pri-si-Iitzitixw. Serltfzl are: MZIFHK' Hudson, vighth grade' rvprvsm-ritzitix'1': Emily Smith :incl Julia Cray, ninth gradv r1'prm'sn-ritntivvs: Bvth Etta-I' und Bm-tsy Dumas, :-lc'x'c'nth gmdf- rvprc-sc'ntQ1tivc's: and Marion King, twvlfth Hflldl' rm'prs'Sm'Iitntiw-. Bottom ,birturez B:-tsy Dumas, sc-Crvtziry of thi' city rouncil, lwvps hz-r not:-s. yn Sixly flux SIGNPGST STAFF Tojzflfashion Editor, Cathcrim- Meacham: Fc-aturc' Editor, Patty Spvltz. Lwfl-fR4'portc1's1 Bvtty Andrvws. Sydnvy Houston, Suv Hall, Emily Smith, and .Ivan Sandi-rs. Right-Co-Editors: Peggy Ross and Shirley Polk. BottomfMakc--up and H4-ads, Dody Schas: Assistant Editor, Elixabvth Mitt-hm-ll: Circulation, Nlary Wrllforcl. LANTER STAFF llill Ill ll llhlll Ill? ll IIMIII IRES! K X TopgEditor, Nancy Gailor: Asst. Editor, Mc-redith Gotten. Left-Adu-rtising Assistants: Betty Chalmcrs, Shirley Beck, and Martha Lipscomb Bottom-Art Editor, Graco Lakcg Photography Editor, Jane Appzrson Adwrtismg Editor Billu Dean Ingram. Righl-Senion Editor, Ann Howcllg Contributing Editor, Nancy Ransom Asst Photography Editoi Camille Fortune. ATHLETIC ASSOCIATIO s A I Mvmbf-rs of tha- athlvtic' association arv: si-ati-d on stagv, .Iam-t Ballc-nga-r, Captain of thx' Black Team' Mary VVv1Iford, x'ic's--prw-sidciitz Nanvy Le-c' Nvarn, pri-sidvntg Dixiv Dc-c' Dirk:-y, sccrvtaryz Lawrcnm- Cook trvasurrr: and Ann E224-II, faptain of thc- Gold Tvain. Sc-atc-d: Carita Allvn, Co-captain of thc- Blark Ts-ani' LlIlt'l'l'If'21CIl'I'S, Bvtty Bondurant, Barbara Barwifk, Suzzxnnv Ellis, Billic' Dvan Ingram: and Milnzy Town- Shn-nd, Co-vaptain of thx' Gold Tvam. BLACK J,xNia'1' 1s.xL1.lzNr1iiR, ciamtii.. CARITA ALLEN. Cn-ral BETTY ANDREWS ,IANE APPERSON ELISSA AUSTIN BARBARA BARWICK MARION BROWN DIXIE BL'SBY EDNA ANN CARTON MARY ANN CRAIN I-IETTY CHALMERS CAROLINE CHURCH LAWRENCE COOK ,IOAN DAVIS BLOUNT DEVLIN DIXIE DEE DICKEY ELAINE DIES MAYRENE DILLARD EVA MAE DUNCAN PAT GORDON OLIVIA HIGII ANN IIOWELL SUSIE INGRAM ANNE ,IOHNSTON JUDY IONES MARION KING MARTHA MANN KATE MARTIN MEDA MCLEMORE ELIZABETH MITCHELL IAYF. NELSON ALICE NORVELL SHIRLEY POLK PIRATES I-'AY POOL DALE RAGLAND NANCY RANSOM SARA RICH MARION RYCIIENER IEAN SANDERS DORA ANN SCIIAS CLAIRE SEBRALLA CHARLOTTE SMITH LAURA ANN SMITH ALICE SPRUNT CAROL TENNISON PEGGY WALKER EMMA LOU WALLACE BETTY WEAVER MARGARET WELLFORD MARTHA WILSON FONTAINE MEACHAM GINGER BITSBY LOUISE CRESPI LYN NEBHUT RENNY FORTUNE SALLIE SANFORD MARY HELEN SPAIN AXSON BROWN RUTH ANDERSSON ,IUSTINE TAYLOR BETTY WINN ,IUDY CASEY ANNE SEMMES MARGE HUDSON ANN CHANDLER l'A'I'TY GORDON GOL ANN LZZELLE. Captain MIMZY TOWNSIIEND. Co-raptain SHIRLEY BECK BETTE BONDURANT ELIZABETII BOYD CAROL CALLIS SHIRLEY CHANDLER MARIAN COBB BETTY COTTEN MARY COX BETSY DUMAS MARY GAYLE EAGLE BETH ETTER ANN FERGUSON MARION FINLEY CAMILLE FORTUNE PEGGY ,IEAN FOSSETT NANCY GAILOR MEREDITH GOTTEN SANDRA HALL CAROL HARTON L MARY WALLACE HAR'ION IANE HITCHINGS SYDNEY HOUSTON BILLIE DEAN INGRAM IANE .IOHNSON BLANCHE KAISER EDA CLAIRE LAKE GRACE LAKE MARTHA LIPSCOMB SUE LOVE Y CHARLOTTE LIINDEEN D D s RAGONS BETTY MAPES CATHERINE MEACHAM NANCY LEE NEARN STELLA ORGILL MARTHA PARKER LYNN POWEL LUCY RAINES l.INDA SAUNDERS EMILY SMITH KAY SMITH PATTY SPELTZ YVONNE SPRAGINS MARY WELLFORD BETSY WILLINS ELEANOR CAIIILL SUSAN HYDE HARRIET HUSSEY BETTY ELLIOTT BETTY PAGE HARRIET COTTEN GEE GEE TAYLOE ANNE WILLIAMS KAY DAVIS ANN APPERSON JEAN ROBINSON EDITH CARTER MARGO HEISKELL LYN ANDERSON KAY SAUNDERS BETTY KLEPPER FRANCES IOIINSON MARY MrCALI. TEAM YvUf1 'fSl1SiK' Simpson, Xv1'SUIliHStl'I' girl, Carita Allvn. and Emma Lou Whllacw' rcally play ball. BOND771-fNIl'IUl'7l'I'S of thi- tvaui an-: standing. Iivtsy Dumas, Dixim- Dm' Dickvy, Miziizy' Town- shm-nd. Betty Cottvn. and Nlarthu Muiiii. Sitting: Nlary Wkllford. Clarita Allvn. Emma Lou XYallz1cc', captain: Jane- 'I0hHSOIl. m'o-Captain: Susiv Simpson. and Bvth Ettvr. Puyv Sivlx 4 TERMEDIATE STUDEL SAFETY COU CIL lgfka 5 X l Y 'X QI 'l'0p-'INTERMEDIATE SAFETY COUNCIL: Stnncling: Kitty Hill, Edwinzl Bringlc, Adrirnm' Advn, Suzvttv Clathvy, Audrvy Taylor, Lynn Rc-ddoch, Cynthia Bringlz-, Judy St. John, :md Cynthia txLll'l1. Sm-utvd: Frzxnfn-5 Luc'lu'tt, Nancy Mivhzxc-l, Mallry' Bm-thva, Josvphim- Low- I'2lIl1'C', -In-nks Ettvr, Ann Drivvr. Batlom lN'l'ERMEDl:X'l'E STUDENT COUNCIL: Joscphinr' Lowranfv, prrsinlvnt: Suzvttc' Czxthvy, x'im'4--prvsidvrlti Lll12lI'll'l'l1 Clzlssrock, sr'c'rm't:1ry. LA GU Top 7'!J1i'fSf'i'UIlCl Ycar Frcnch Club: Patty Spcltz, Dalc Ragland, Ann Howcll, ,lanc Nclson, Pat Gordon, Elainc Dics, Blanchc Kaiscr, Suzanne- Ellis, Marian Cobb, and Shirlcy Polk. Sefonfl low, leftist-cond Ycar Spanish Club: Mayrcm' Dillard, Nancy Lcc Nc-arn, Kay Smith, Sara Rich, ,Ianc Appcrson, Eda Clairc Lakc, Laura Ann Smith, ancl Nancy Lcc Ransom. Second row, rightfMrs. Clara Mathis, Thir sponsor for thc Language' Clubs. AGE CLUB d rowflfirst Yi-ar French Club: Cath- crinc Mcacham, Annc Johnston, Bar- bara Barwick, Bc-th Ettcr, Martha Lips- comb, Susic Simpson, Gracc Lakc, Jan:- Hitchings, Judy Joncs, Mary Wcllford, Mcrvdith Gotten, Elizabcth Mitchcll, and Ethclyn Flctchcr. Mcacham. Fourth row--First Ycar Spanish Club: Bctsy Dumas, Dixie Busby, Nancy Crain, Sur' Hall, Carita Allan, Camillc Fortunc, Carol Tc-nnison, Fay Pool, .Iam- Johnson, Emma Lou W'allacc, and Cathcrinc gl' Sixly Swv: HO QR SQCIETY TAPPI Trip: At thc' full tapping of thv National Honor Sorim-ty Patty Spm-liz, Eluinv Dios, and Nancy Ransom, who nn' 2111 sunt:-d, urn- initizxtvfl into nu-mlm:-rship by Pr-ggy Ross, Put Gordon, prvsidvlmt, Blzmvha' Knisvr, and Nunvy Gailor, who urn' standing. Bottom: At tho spring tapping Both Ettc-r is prm-sm-lltvd hm' Cillldll' by lilzlinc- Dim-s whilv Mm-rvdith Gottvn and Elizaln-th Mitfhvll look on. EIHIHZI Lou YN'z1llm'v signs thx' lIll'lIlh1'l'Ship hook as she- is shown hy Put Gordon, prvsidvnt of thm- Hutchison Chaptc-r. Othvrs standing am- Blmlcllm' Knisvr, Putty Spvltz, Nancy Cailor, Pvggy Ross, and Nzumfy Ransom. QUILL and SCROLL Q my 'S' . Www Top p1'd1u'e: Stzmding: Elizzlbm-th Mitvhvll, Clznnillv Fortuna-, Ann Howvll, Patty Spvltz, and Mary Wvll- ford Sa-ntvd: N1r'1'rditl1flotlr'I1, P1-gg-yRuss, N2lI1i'yfl2lil0I', prc-siflvnt, -Iam' Appl-rson, Vive'-prvsidvrlt, and Nilllff' Ransom. Bottom piflurr: C1111 Allry, l'zlrtocmist from thv Q1UIIlIlll'Y'i'i2l1 Apps-ul, pnfsvrxtcd il vhulk talk following th:- irmduction of 114-w IIl1'lIllJl'I'S. Billiz- D1-am Ingram and Grafx' Lulu- wvrc 2lW2lIAKl1'd lJ2ldgl'S for mm-ritorious srrv- iu- on thx' zmnunl staff. A . la. ' wil ' gm :unw- Q 7' 'Q Y 1 x Vx X. ,ASQQ fgagbq JK 1 R A N ' - a K W ' in S at Qs- ,gf an-XM H X ,W , Wy, Wi, H ag X: ,gl Ng ?'Nt ' :H-,ff1i,X Ania 3 , lx x 'ww H 4 f A tx. 'Q 5 ' :wi 3 'i4' 5 3 . 1 '14i'v1lwA H..l1m!1.x. 3 s 42 ..Q, A fus- v m ifkiii iiiii iii! if' if H -- gym we if STUDENT CC'-JNCIL XNORKSHQP I l Top -- Fay Poolv. Hlainv Divs, Nancy Gailor. and Pat Gordon plan thc' workshop. Bottom -Standing around thv tva tahlm' at thc studvnt vouncil L4-a for nvw girls arv: Shirlm-y Chandlc-V. Els-anol' Cahill, lilizabvth liassvtt, Ethvlyn Flvtvhvxg F1'anu's johnson. Patty Gordon. lilamlu' Kaisvr. .lanvt liallvngvrf Sara Rich. Nlzlrian Cobb. Fay Pool. Axson Brown, llllfly Casvy. Pllainc- Divx, Gm' Gm- 'l'ayloc'. and Nlargo H1-iskvll. Pugv S4'I'4'lIlX' Tum REGISTRATIC L... Top-Mrs. Stfflla Polk and Mrs. Clara Mathis hand out books to: Blount Dc-vlin, Nancy Ransom, Mimzy Townshend, Elaine Dir-s, Jane-t Ballrngcr, Betsy Willins, Betty Cotton, and Kay Saunders. Middle-Judy Dilhnan, Ann Clark Quinlcn, Elizabeth Nickcy, Norma Michacl, Nancy Michavl, Cooley Fir-dlcr, Miss Mary L1-ath, and Ann Martin are standing count:-rclockwisc around thc book tablm-. Bottom leftfVirginia Muller, Cristina Muller, Shirlc-y Bra-nnan, Lynn Larson, Gertrude Ann Walkrr, and Jam- Doughtic. Bottom right-Kay Saundm-rs, Mimzy Townshend, Mrs. jr-wcl Parkvr, Elaine Die-s, and Nancy Gailor total hook sales. ' s ,gf-Q.. H A L 0 E E 1. Mm-re-dith Gottvn, Elvunor Cahill, Ann Wildvr, Elissa Austin, Pnl Gord Jn Eli' - D' Nalin' Lv' .'-2 ' , 2 21' ' , 4 , uni us, A 1 'Nm lin incl Ku Smith sin! hzilluwm-rn songs. 2. lfzxy Pool, l x'zu1km-nstn-in, thv VYitc'h, :intl Shirlvy Polk in n fzlrvivul play. 15. Blackout. 1. Miss Bur- hura Pricltly, Miss Grain' Hoyt, :incl Mzidzun Harry VW-lmstrr loult on, 5. Ann Appl-rson and Ruthil- Anflrrson dunk for nppln-s. 6, Curita, tl1r' fzwc-, Allan. 7. El:-zxnox' Cahill, lithvlyn l lm't1'hm-r, lilizuhctli Bum-tt, Judy Cason, Carol Hur- ton, :xml Mzirgm' Hudson 2lI'0llIlKl thi- junk o'lunt1'rn. 8. Bc-tsy Willins. 9. Elziinx- Dir-S, Put Cordon, Elisa Austin, .Nnn Wlildvr, :intl Nzinvy Lu- Nl'2lI'H toast wi-invrs. g R FGURTH GRADE CHRISTMAS PLAY Top: HA Christmas Carol by Dick:-ns is portray:-d by Guthric Johnson, Bc-vcfrly Trippccr, Ann Garcc-lon, Lida Blavk, Kay McCullough, Norma Michac-l, Norman Sanders, Anna- Arthur, Carolyn Barton, and Lynn Larson. Middle: Clockwisc- around thc Crachc-tt family tablet arc: Bm-abr Stcvcns, Carolyn Barton, Lillian Ann High, Patsy Lowranw, Kay Croswrll, Nlaryan Hvcklv, Ann Clark Quinlvn, and Bvtsy Murphc'y'. Bottom: Scroogrfs nc-phcw vntnrtains at a party. In this sc:-nc arc-z Virginia Mullcr, Jvffra W'right, Gvrtrudcx Ann Walkcr, Lynn Fifi:-ld, Susan Cartvr, Mary Starnvs M2lUfy', Susan Stivvrs, Jirnniyr Piclgc-on, Pvggy Adi-n, and Margarm-t Jon:-s. SClENCE Tl-IRQUCH Tl-IE SCHOOL TopfAnn Bvthca, Phocbc Taylor, Carol Murff. Elixahm-th Nifkuy. Cynthia Aden, Mm guvritv Kt'IlSlI1gf'f. and Esthm' Nichol uso magnvts. Bottom lz'ftfShirlcy Polk fvvds tha- whitc' mirv. Bottom rilghtff-Marvizx llanicl and Elllilllf' Applvtorl chart thx' wvathcr. ly Six BIQLQGY AND GENERAL SCIENCE ,W 4... S ,H if Tojzf -Biology class diss:-cts grasshoppvrs. Bwttonz- fGn'1u-ral Si'il'f1C'C condurts m'xpc'rin1cr1ts. l,N MN PRIMARY ACTIVITIES .Mrs Upper left-Mary Starncs Maury, Lynn Fifif-ld, Bcvcrly Trippvf-r, Norma Michacl, Jimmyc Pidgvon, and Ann Clark Quinlan View a milk exhibit. Upper rightfShcrry Smith, Linda Lou Davis, and Anita Huber show thc projvct rhart. Middle leftfMarsha McKee- and Janvt Norflt-vt vnjoy thc slide. Middle Rightfffvuthric Johnson, Kay Crosswc-ll, Licla Black, and Kay McCullough show fourth grade uxhibits. Lower4Standing: Bvvcrly Trippr-cr, julia Walters, Dian? Winn, and Jvssica Crouch. Sc-atcd: Sara Ann Maus, Cristina Mull:-r, Maryan Hccklv, Shvrry Smith, and Elizahvth Wc-ath- erford. KII IDERGARTE ACTIVITIES Upper left-Flora-mic Pcatrvc- and Nancy Patton feud thc- gold fish. Upper right-Mayhill And:-rsson and Virginia Overton paint. Middle left+Carol Dubard, Peggy Bowvn, and Agnvs May put vale-ntini-s in thx- box. Middle right-Diana: Dunavant, Kay Hvrron, Bunny Traynvr arc pullr-d by Ann Hays. Lower-Pam Brcland is bctwcvn Mrs. Hansbc-rgcr and Mrs. Taylor, who hold thc balloons for hvr birthday party. Page: Sl'l'0lIfy Ni CHAPEL PROGRAMS .Li Trip: Elainv Divs and Pat Cordon vonduct thc- annual W'hitc' Christmas program at which all tht- class rm'prm-sm-ntativ:-s luring thvir gifts for the- m-vdy. glflirlrllfz Miss Engl-nia Buxton, notvd Mvinphis photograph:-1' and llutvhison alumna, shows hm' pliotograpliit' slidn-s of Mm-xico to an n-agvr group of Hutchison studm-nts. Bntlom: Bc-rl Olswanui-r, always popular with tht- Hutvhison svhnol, vntc-rtains with his vx- viting rm-nditions of inany piano favoritvs. ARITHMETIC CLASSES Top left-Mrs. R. P. Clark, Jo Lind Bi'I'lI1l'!', Bvttv Bondurant. and livtty Klvppvlp Mary Gaylc' Eagle, and Nlary McCall hold samplvs ol gvonu-trim' dc-signs. Top I'iQhffSi'Vl'I'ltll Gradv class works a1'ithme'ticf, Bottom-Justine' Taylor, Arm Williullxs. Gm' Gm' 'l'aylos', Margo Hn-iskvll. and Arm Appvrson makv solid figurvs. 'iglrly EIGHTH GRADE PRESE TS X +--f-.Qui V 'X e ' as n of 'Imp picture: Armin- Sviiiiiivs, Axim- xyilliilllw, Brtty Winn, M1lI'f' Ilcilvii Spain, Fontaine N'it'ZlK'il2lIll, Gm- Gm- 'lliylof-, :md Susan Hyclm' prvsvnt il sw-nv in thi- housvhozit at Yu rmouth. I . linlfnm f1z'z't1u'f: Fuiitnim- :V1f'2lI'l'l1llll, Virginia Busby, Mzirgz- Hudson, Hxirrim-tt Hussi-y, 4OUlSl Crvspi, Bvtty Elliott, Ruth .'XIldl'I'SSOIl, :ind Mzlruo H1-iskn-ll Jiri' in tha- affirm- of VVhitfic-ld H4-zip. 'np piftuw: Ri-nniv Forlunv, Bvtty Elliott, Virginia Busby, Am DAVID CCDPPERFIELDH rv 'V X 0 I 4 sms 3 N I 'W ls 1 Apprlrson, and Kay Davis r wi nt '1 svn-m' 'xt Mies Br-tw! housi- pez- .. K ,. .. I B P f , Iustinc- Taylor, Edith Cam-r, vttom pirture: Joan Robinson, Sullic- Sanforc, vtty zlgn' . Hzirrivt Com-n, Lynn Nc-hhut, and Lyn Andvrson uttvnd thc' ciinnf-r party. lluyrf lfiglllv Tllrm FEATURING WESTMINSTER Top lzfft-Billiv Dcan Ingram. Hvtsy VVi11ins, M2ll'y' Gaylm' Eaglv, Clairv Svbralla. and Bvttv Bondurant. Top light-,Patty Lvhman, Uuidcntifivd SlJl'i'tHt0I', and Nancy Lu' Nvarn. Nliddlff lvftff- Nancy Lvl' Nvarn. prvsidvnt of Athln-tic Association. tllidzllf' fight-Dixic' Dm' Dickry, Mimzy Townsvnd, and janv johnson in 21 tvnsm' mo- mvnt. Bottom lwft-Thr xVl'StIIliI1Stl'l' tn-zun lIll,'ll1bl'I'S, Bottom rightf-fHutchis0n c'l1c'crlcz1dcrs: Barbara Barwick. Mz11'i11n Finlvy. livttm' Bon- durant. Suzannm- Ellis. and Iiillic Dvan Ingraxn. glnty Siv FEATURI CHATTA OCGA t-Sue' Lovv, Mrs. Atkinson, Miss Jzunvson, and Bvtty Cottf-n. Top lef Top righfv Mizlrlle Vow Middle row Middle f0ZL' Botlonz row Bottom mu' -Fay Pool prvsvnts Emma Lou Wallavv with ll WilIl'I' buvkm-t. left--Mz1rg11r1't Wrllford, Mary Cox study as tlu-y urn- lvft hvhind. cenler--A high spot in thc- baske-tbull gann: riglztfElizabc'th Bass:-t, Shirlvy Chundlm-r an' sud at school. left-Mcflzllliv roots for Hutrhison. 1'ight7Mz1ry Mvllzxll, Sydnvy Houston, Susie- Ingram, Martha P2lI'k1'T, and QIIIZITIOIU' Lundcvn. Ill'-' DRIVES MIN 'W Upper left--Chairman of all drivvs is Nancy Ransom. With hcr ar:-: Linda Lou Davis, Nanry Hutton, and Marvin Dann-l. Upper right7Rcd Cross Drivv: Susan Hyde, Marion Brown, Beth Ettcr, Patty Spcltz, Chair- xnzxng Marthzi Parkvr, and Bvtsy Dumas, City rrprcsvntiltivv. Lower leftfjoscphinc' Phillips, Luvia Spurrivr, Nlarilyn MVC:-v, Kay Pow:-ll, and Elizabvth Vvvst plan' thvir dimvs on thc' Contribution tnldlc-. Lower right-Susan Stivn-rs re-Cvivvs 21 pin from Ruthie- Anclcfrsson. KID DAY1951 ll 1 if ibm ' as 'L XR X ' Q - sag, i way 'M I- zzigz Q :' , .--:- 2 ff f . .:.:: 2 i A l J V : -::e::': ..:a2a:5:ia2: H ,,. 'Y : 'f5 Q wk 7 :ilry :::: 2 2 A 'tis zizz VVVVVV M , 5, ..:v : jzar V '-':: . 1'1' i ,A : ....-: -.,-, P 2 f - ,.:,. ,, .. ,. Q , Q :-- ---- 5 '::: ,.': - W --': zzv 1 :::.: .' :..,, .' ': : 1 w W' --:--: .lAAA 1 1., .:.:V ,llz ,,,Ai . T011 lcfftfAr1r1 Gill and Virginia Brooks strikn' a uoy cxprvssion for thc' camcra-man. Top righffrllhe bullvtin board is suitably dcc'01'atc'd. Bottom lffft-'I'hrc's' littlv maids arc' wc'--fVallic' .Io Witmcw, Hvlvn Gilliland. and Bvtty Chambvrlin. Bottom IiQhffSNVl'l't Wlillizini lvads parzxdv of dworations. Pugv Ninvly flue WHO'S WHO Elaine- Divs. Mcmst Popular. Nancy Lvl' Nvarn. Most Athlctic Ann Wildvr. Wfitticst. Marian Cobb, Most Talvntvd. IN THE SENIOR CLASS Blzmchc' Kaisvr, Bm-st All Armxncl Nancy Gailmy Blast Likvly to Sllcwvm-d S .41 fi Nancy Rfmsom. Frim-ndlim-st Pat Gordon, Prvtticst lgxlxll UPPER SCHOCDL CGTTON CARNIVAL ROYALTY N Wm, Top mu'--7-,Im'i'i' llustis. lord-in-waiting, and Charlotte- Lundvvn. lady-in-waiting. Bottonz mzwff Bayard Snowdvn. dukvg Sara Rich, dufhx-ss, and Mlil'i'i2l Danivl, pagan COTTON CARNIVAL RGYALTY Lower School 5 X : Y no Top pz'rture': Margarct jones, princvss, and Cristina Muller. page. Bottom fzivturfz Mauric- livthca, Intvrmediatci Countess, and Linda Lou Davis, page 5 N CITY BEAUTIEUL REPRESENTATIVES Bolton: j1i4'tu1'4'---llanm' Appvrson, Charlotte' Lundrvn, and Nancy Ranson svrvvd on tlu- City Beau- tiful Connnittvv. lgxlx Top flilffllfff 'Susic Simpson and Elaine Dil-s rcprvsvnt diffvrvnt gardvn clubs, and Suzannv Ellis rvprvsvnts I-Iutc'hison,s Sc-hool. TWEQVE YEAR CLUB Thvsc four girls have bven at Hutchison's for tw:-lvc' ycars, yet this is thc first yvar thvri' has bvvn a twvlve yvar club. Mayrcnv Dillard and Marion King arc svatcd on thc' sofa, and 'lane Nr-lson and Elissa Austin arc on thc floor. 1-ly . Qs K fy' -am E Kia Q 2' X W sf Jr isa jun, ?A5,1 -wnndlg , A Q Y avg. S V. Aff sw yn, 2 'sit We Agk',,V 11 S f im, A Amr, A ,W M, , A ? i , Q . xl. , A 1' Uv. 1 Q ff 5 Q . ,mi u. z ,. M if U as A. Ngg. A2 ' ' 251 Sf ww 061' 33314 Z 1 V1 'IW ,I .g.v -J W HN 'fa 'W' w . , ,V -9' N ,. 1. .rw , .4 M11 k A f 4 flora! ,X 4a M, . . W ' fm v , ,, A H , K ww,.ixf 2!'3'fn ,, , 4. 'M I' V3 Aff'1f4iXw 7ffx .r3?W' Ax , A ' ?x1wf,L5.w, 615 8' ' if Q ' Af 49 ' . , A SM ay Q K-MQ, any lndkig Mi Qi' -.... erm fur 5 7? W. was I fa 9 w M L gk. Q S? an W K QM Q a E A , A E 1 . ' - , . ,fu MW 53 7 YJ - : h KW ' , Y KM W- W , 1' X , A A 5 ,A . W A ,,,,.: s X' a . Q , A YJ f W. .gf ' uw is 23 Y, ' 'Q V A v xt uf , ? 'A V' A, J' .... A , .A-:::-5:2 QW WA,-, x ' 'K ' ff V Ax 0 x 'Kd X J E ' 5 W 9 ' Q 'Ng' S ,Q 1 ' -' ,' :. f5'wf5 'fiii' 8:.,::'j':f::::'-,., 1 Q .A I :S A , N ' A , A A A if .,.,.1 J '9AAx , A ,, E - Q, .I ..,:. 42.1, ., .A ,. -:AEAEAEAEAEM LH., .A , M Q. f , 1 A , A : A 4 f ff 1 2 1 f' 5 f f 'ff . -A'- H Q H A. ll ,ij Af 1 Q K - Q, 45 AA A , A+ Sis ff ' ff Q .,.,., A IA A? A, A V' ' A, 1 ,L , X Zl ufwm- Ap ., V, 5. MA W As.wgA,m fini 0 awk My 'rms ' Q 4 awww xwfawwffw' ' f ?,.,3 .MWWM an Mk 9 4 Jn 1, KW Q A ,gi Y F ' .JQWA N V ix' x -.wylciyi X, ii X A 4 A21 A y , , V , , ,, ' YA 4 X Y A c g 7, ' xfg ... .::::..,.:, E 2:1 , ut, x ,a K A ' ,, .,,...,.,W, is I A M AV N WQFWM, ,gg wr Q ww A 5, MAY QUEEN MAYRENE IJILLARD, KlIldl'I'g2iI'l1'!l May Quwn in 1939. will rulc- ovvr th Mziy' Day fc-stivitim-s again in 1952 as 4Jlll'l'Il of thc' Uppm-1' school. Q MAY QUEEN ATTENDANTS Suzanne Ellis and Pat Gordon are Queen Mayrene's attendants. Page OTIC I-IIUICIVCJ O Sf Top- -Ann Appcrson, Louisv Crvspi, Suzvttc' Catlwy, Bvth Lawric. F1'ani'vs Andrvws. and Virginia W'arr. Sm'o11d r0:c'ffAl1nost all thi' Hutchison girls win awards. Botmm rom' lwfffflialm- Ragland. Sara Kicli. Nanvy Ransom. Ann Gill. Cathvrina- Can- ada. and .luanita Goodman. Bnllrml mn' lwfta Standing: -lvnks Ettvr. Lynn livaslcy, Louism- Crcfspi. and nlosvphinm' l.owrar1c'c'. Sitting: Fairfax Harwoozl. Cynthia liringlv. and Edwina liringlv. IOR-SE IOR LUNCHEO Sc-niors cfnjoy a II1C'IIlOI'3hlK' ll1I1l'lR'OI1 givvn by last yvars' .Iunior class at thc' state-ly colon- ial homm' ol' lX11's. Elam. Honored guvsts m'a'1'v lNfIrs. A., sponsor for thi' Svnior Class: M1's. Polk. sponsor lAOI'Il1K'.lUIll0l' Class: and thm' two class pre-sidvnts, Sis Ozim' and Pat Gordon. 'lflfll' Illll' l'H'H!fl'll ,IQIITP1 E Z E S s 3 as w i 1 1 1 i 1 ! Q 5 1 5 s 5 ? E 5 Q S 2 Q fsfwmwwfb mea. mmsw S1 EsNS1a2W'a as ,ffvvm Elxsvws mmvzxvm M 12zKemv:1w'wm3 W2QL,w mxfw lW'QZWd'mmXw21w'wmv'W441:Ymwm Szwfmw ww mzM3QY2Atf W: Cfamxm wr N1 , 'rv aw Num Mx iffy? L Q SWR ' wa 2 Aww. El 'El lmnnnnnunnu 5 Complimenis of JAMES E. STARIQ COMPANY Compliments Compliments Of of Bullington-Schas Frank 031593 Sf C0 Sz Company Couch nm-nm-mm..H.ln.I-mlm..---m-lm---. U I2 --n-umm-mm U E llllI1IIunnlnuunullllulllnnunnulnuu Burk-Arts Towers Building WEONA 86 Free Delivery Incorporated 7-4 I 84 E 7-4I85 I Illlllllllg illllllllllllllllll IllllllIIlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll .....--.ll-.El E1-num-I Compliments Our 501'I'1 Successful of Year of Assis+ing YOU Angel Food - ICC Cream CO- z Harris Iron Sz Supply In----uni lilullulluv mlm' lfll HI ,..,,....,,E mum:-nn mumu um nm 5 Compliments of Compliments R. W. Spragins of and Company Mamselle Inves+men+ Securlhes COMMERCE TITLE BUILDING 5 5 Memphis, Tennessee H6160 of Mempfis The Soutlzlandfv Lofveliest Specialty Store FAAWED FOR QUALITY VVEARING APPAREL AND ACCESSORIES ,Qieelifzgs E1 af? HT 1808 UNION AVENUE IIIEMPHIS -I. TEN.YES.S'EE TELEPHONE 7-0867 Page Or Q '--------------------------------------------'- ----- - ---'- 1? ---'-' -E1 ' Jeff F. Hicks Motors : 939 Union Avenue Compliments of NASH AUTOMOBILES . Dr. Chas. E. Smlth 'For - 35 years : : 5 .............. ..... -----.--..--- E1 E1 ------------ ---- U 5' ' 1? E' ' - . glllIIIIIII-ll----Ill-llllll Compliments z EANNNANAANWNNNMNVVWM of - Auto Glass 6 Friend Plate Glass : : , Mirrors E, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ............. Furniture Tops Q -------------- '- - sl by 5 f : Tayloe Glass Co. Casuals For All Occasions 267 Union Ave' Sportswear , MSB' I588 Union 2fx,NwxAxNNMVxAANNx,vNwwvw, illllllllllllllllllllllllll 5 ............. .-----.------- E1 5 ----------- ----- m '3 L? E' ' ' E - Donato Santi - z We0na NO. 9 3381511118 WIHIIUS 237 S. Barksdale - . FREE DELIVERY I Terry 8 S011 P13110 Co : Tel. 7-ZI34 - 7-2l35 . Q 64 S. Second St. E. ............. .................................-................... 5 ................ ..................... .......... ..... 0110 HUndf0tI Eight l3............. 131 Regisfered Pharmacisfs on Dufy A+ All Hours CompIimen+S Purdy-Jester Drug Co., Inc. The REXALL Store of 6 THOMAS Jesrsn - J. o. PURDY , senvme MEMPHIANS MORE THAN A QUARTER CENTURY Frlend PHONE 7.0041 gCooper a+ Madison Memphis m -...-.-.K --.------.- E1 Er- -----....-----..--.--------.-----.---- ------ El nrnurnua Enunnnnu U-Pic-It Market S1 Grocery I645 Union Avenue nnnunnnnunnnunnnnnmnnmnnnun I JEAN SA NDE RS, Grade nine, is winner of the Lantern Contest for thc s COMPLIMENTS OF A FRIEND un nnnuannnnnmnunmnumannunmumnnnnmnunnuunnnmnnnun:nnnmnuunun:nun c-cond consecutive year. 1uuluuulnlunulunnnnuunnnuuununlnnnnnunuunnm PHQP one PIUYIJ I' ' 'El ? EI Compliments ' 1- Of MODERN KITCHENS Birds Eye George Nash Co. 2 : Distributor I627 union Ave. 2-0467 m ------ ------------ ---- - - 'El : Courtesy of COMPLIMENTS Liberty Cash Grocery No. 4 OF A I695 Poplar FRIEND and Tyler's Service Station I69I Poplar m D ------------------l---- Ll ---.------------------------------..--------------------------------- E :J --------'------------------------------------------------------------- 3 Gilmore Beauty Shgp Memphis Furniture ussv MADISON Ave. 5 CO. Lucile Rumbeck Established l892 mapa-uomss 7-3752'-7-7670 Mass producers of low-priced All Types of Beauty Service furniture Q Fox Ridge My 1 Farms i Q Kjos? nllllllullll ululnluulni P H IIHIFPJ FVPII, El ............................................................nn.......................................................................H....................................................... E E ...-..II............H-..I....I.........-..I-.H-...-..I......-..I.-.U-.I.HIn.-I.U..-..-..I..I...I..H...-....mmI.H..HmH-III.IIIII.I-.......-.H.I...II...U..............-H...-.I E1 ,,, ,,,,,,,,..., ,..,.,,,,, .,...,.. U.UIn...Nunnlunlnnlunu lllll nnm3 Emun :nnn ulnun nunn ulnnsnununuulnu lullnl nululnnln-In lm DECORATIONS FURNISHINGS Comphmenfs of CARPETS UPHOLSTERING ESTIMATES WITHOUT OBLIGATION Hyde ARTHUR SEELBINDER INC. I5I7 UNION E1 IOHIIH Q mm-mu mm.-n-mim --n-umm-E1 Emu n E Berl Olswanger Pia nos-Television Piano School Records-Sheei' Music E Talen-I' Agency Compliments ..... . ....... E, of El 2 E COLD PRESS MILLS Complimen+s of a Friend 5 ......... ............... ............... E1 '-------------- -'------------ ia G1 '-------------- - Compliments Compliments of of Humphreys Godwin Co. W. M. Barr SL Co liz- -------------- U El ' ' ' ' -FOREMOST IN APPAREL E omnyzfuh, 7ormuAee 5 Cvne Aglorfyrffive ilfylain gouvfeen Cjixfy EMM mlIIIIllIllIllIIllIllIllIllIIllIllIllIllIllIIIIIllllllllIllIlllllllllllllllllllll IIllIIIllIllIIllllIll'llll'I'IU''l''U P OH? HUUKITCJ 1'll'0lU9 Courtesy of E u ' Alltolllobile S3163 Trailers C0mPany Fruehauf-Carter IllIllllllllllllllllllllllllll llllnlllllgw Whitfield King Sz Company lncorporafed Insurance l'llllll5 Union Avenue 2 2 f l F Ower Compliments of Personalized Floral Consulianfs Flowers For All Occasions Senllnes Bag C0- l648 Union Avenue 32-243l - - l'l'l ll 'l 5 Elwllll-I---IH lllllllllilg Compliments Of A FRIEND , . - 3 Ollver P. Cobb and Co. Page One Hundred Th I vuuuuunl IQ gun-nun-an u-mmm Compliments Compliments ol of E 5 Ellls-Bagwell Drug Co. The house that service built Corporation 455 S. Front S+. , Memphis, Tenn. mi 5 5 .............. ........... Q, Q ------ -'- E1 Q '---'--'--'--' --'-----'- ----- '--'- ----- -----'-- ' Q E 2 2 Compliments of ' Q Com liments 5 P Barretvllle Bank 81: of a Trust Co. Friend Barrefville, Tenn. : Member of F.D.l.C. gl ------------. 5 E1 ---.--------.- -----.-----.--- -------.-.----.-.--- -----.----- lil Q ------ ----- '------------ Q Q -------- '---- ------'-- - - Q : Compliments E : - of Compliments R A ' of amsa ustln y D. D. Dumas and Co. Cotton Company E lllllllllllllllvlllllll ' 5 E ' ' E OIIG Hunclrerl Fourteen El guunnnnnu unuuuum Quuunnu lnluunln : Compliments of , C I, 5 5 : omp :ments of Berrettais Su er Market P People's Implement Co. ' Easy Way No. 6 I6I5 Union Ave. Earle' Arkansas lil' .............. .......... I5 ........... ............. g' 1? 'E' ' ' C ll t f Collins and Freeman Ofnp lfnens 0 0, E THE Ijg POINT BOYS , For All Your Appliance Needs Perry s Beauty Salon : I624 Union - 7 N. Third nnnmulu nmnmm Ennmmu numnun nnnunnu nuuunm Elnnunn nunuunu I? : E II pays fo play for Lawson-Cavette A. B- DICK Sporting Goods Co. : WMEOGRAPHS 5 Everymng in Spam AND SUPPLIES 29 N. Third S+. 5-2725? WSH OUR - MIMEOGRAPI-I DEPARTMENT D- -------------- ---------- EI E1 '--'-------- ---------- -Ia S. C. Toof 81 Co. EPRINTERS - LITI-IOORAPI-IERS - STATIONERS Compliments of E OFFICE OUTFITTERS - SYSTEMS DESIGNERS Earle Motor l95 Madison ' Phone 8-227I Company Memphis Ennlulunuu IIIIIIIIIIE Elllllllllll lllllllluln -Page one Hundre '? E!- I3 li: E' Ch- Dill' .-.-i.----...Q E1--mm.-in mn mn nun mi- mf : - Compliments of W. Marvin Hall Connell Brothers Building Coniracior of Mem his I503 Union Inc. P 36-6151 36-2240 I Coiion Greyhound Bus Terminal New luxury in highway transportation is provided in this 43-passenger bus, the Scenicruiser, built by the Greyhound Lines. This streamlined coach, now making test runs, features greatly increased visibility and riding comfort for passengers. 207 UNION AVENUE 5-55Il ninnunnnunnuinnInn11nnunnnunnnnnun mm un unnnnnnnu nun nunnua lggununun un Phone 7-0362 ' , , C onxplrmenls Drake Cleaners of Where Qualify Tells I97 N. Evergreen Anderson, Clayton , Cotton Co. Memphis, Tenn. , Hunrlrerl Sixlvv nunnnm Enuunun nu Q .pl A. Nancy Gzxilor and Sara Rivh. 4. Mzxyrvnz' Dillard. 8. Nanny Gzxilor. ' .Ianvt B21llf'UHl'I', Elizzlbr-th Boyd and Bvth Patty Spvltz, Pvgqy Ross, Shirlwy Polk. 9. KlHdl'fH2lI't!'Il Donn-s llOIIH' from Etta-r. 6. Fay Pool. ll visit to thn' fir:--house: Carolyn Russvll and Kathryn Erivkson. 7. .lllll1lGF2lf'. 10. Patty Spvltl, ! lunuuunm Euluuulnnn uuunnuum E Compliments of Wallin-Dickey and Rich Lumber Company Wesi Memphis, Compliments of Arkansas - I D. C. Apperson El- --------------- -------------- El 5 E' ' 19 Real Esiaie i 5 - ues so. Third Compliment Phone 9.4308 of a Friend G1 .............. .............. .............. .............. 51 E' '? E1 5 Compliments Q 2 Best Wishes of from Jghnson Auto C0, I Day BI'Oth6l'S and WeS+MemPhas,Ark. QBowden Cotton Company li ------------- --------------- ------------- ---.-.--- Q 5' ' E' ' ' ' ' ' ' E' C. W. Hussey iDolph Clark Sz Company Insurors and Company INSURANCE AND SURETY BONDS Phone 38-I070 : : : l3l5-8I Madison Building 5 ............. ........... ............. ...... ......... E One Hundred Eighteen luunuuq ?luunnn nnunu Compliments of Shelby-Skipwith Best Wishes from Mr. Sz Mrs. Your Henr N. Hudson Y York Dealers - I Em. -----.--.--. ----------- ---------- ------ E1 '3 ' E1 '51 ' John E. Brouse Compliments Drugs of While Sfafion Rexall Sfore Andrews 8 4990 Poplar Ave. Memphis, Tenn. Co,H,on Phone 48-3543 i - E ............. ............ E1 5 ------..-.-... ----- El E llllllllllIIllIllllllllllllIllIIllIlllIlllI'IIllIIIIIlllllll 'lll'IllI I'l ll'll' 'll III'II''II'II'III'IIl'I l '' '' ' ' ' ' After School, After the Game, After the Dance, Hutchinson Girls Always Meet at the TOWN SL COUNTRY Emu lvllunll nllnlnnnnu nllul: lnllnlllullll lllllllllllll unlnul llllllllll ullllullnun lluulul: n null nu. nll.. nn. E Pugr' flue' Hunrl fl Nl 1 '-'-- --'-- - '- '--- E1 E' --'-'--'---'-- - -' ' T9 H Courtesy of . ack ackson Mlmosa Farms J J Germanfown, Tenn. Fl'ORlST I4l3 Union Ave. ........... --.-----.--- Ei 5 .............. ...... . Q3 ------- ----'-'----'-----'---------------------------------------- -------'--- E1 E1 -------------- -------- - --D LET us SHOP FOR You 5 5 ' Town and Country Complimeni-5 0-F Market a 4908 POPLAR - Telephone 33-2683 5 Frlend ZPhone Us We Deliver? Ei ............ .----------- 5 5 .............. ...-.-.... Lil E' ' ' '' ' 1? Compliments of Exper+ Mechanics Road Service YOUR GOOD GULF DEALERS 2 Jim Perry Sz Son Oliver H. Perry's -,QT- - Complefe service 'For your car Jlm Perry Jr. 5 I 2895 Poplar 7-I834 Union and McLean Ep- ----------- ----.------------------- -----.------ 1-3 EL ................... ---------- -------------------'-- - - - 15 E' ' 'E' E1 ' 'E' 2 Ed S Camera Shops . Compliments 1279 Madison bib s. Highland of 7-5230 33-2029 2 YOUR NEIGHBORHOOD ' Cggk and Nichol KODAK DEALER 5 El. ............ ......... 5 EL .... . ......... .. ......... 5, OH? HUHCITEII TIl'Pllfy Elaim- Dia-s. 6 Nancy Ransom, Kay Smith, 7 Mzirian Cohh, Billicl Dt-an In- gram and Mayrc-no Dillard. Pr-ggy Ross. Charlotte- Smith. In Louisf' Crt-spi. I4 8, 9 5' X '51, iv sy Primary Dm-partmvnt has a party for tht' nvw girls. . am- Johnson, Emma Lou Wallacv. Fay Pool as Willie haunt:-tl hy Frankvnstt-in and a witrh. Arbor Day with Joanm' Pattvn, Mrs. A., Mrs. David Martin and Dr. A. partiripating. Pcg Pm-rkins. Miss JIIIIIPSOII, tht- 4-hm-f. Margarvt WY:-Ilford. Marion Ryfhvnr-r. Martha Wilson, Sara Rich fouchl ! Ann Appr-rson. Miss Ann. E1 B 5 Compliments of OK Storage Sz: Transfer Co. E1 Acknowledgments Time staff wislwes to express its appre- ciation to lVlr. Ed Belote ancl lVlr. J. T. Linxwiler ol tl1e Linotype Printing Co.. Nlr. Kraucli of Bluff City Engrav- ing Co., lVlr. ancl lVlrs. Bonate and Flr. Nlajors of Bonate Art Stuclios, and Blr. Don Newman from Hitcliings Commercial Plxotograpliers lor tl1e guidance and assistance in pululislwing tlle golclen anniversary eclition oi THE LANTERN. 5, ............ BRITLINGS Cafeteria Co. of Tennessee, Inc. E On 9 HIIIIKITPCI rl U'f'HlV'1lI'0 E E1 .45 nl? 2'-1zf.g '51 Compliments of Wellford Brothers HAPPY DAY LAUNDRY- CLEANERS Specialisfs in Ladies Formals E I-Day Service on Requesi I649 Union Phone 7-0246 : owNED AND OPERATED BY Lawrence Busby-Tracy Plyler 1nnuuuunuuuuuunu nunnunu C OMPLIMENTS OF Chalmers Motor Co. Wesi' Memphis, Arkansas Page one Humirorl Twen Til E Inu llllnllil llllllllllllllllllll E E Compfimenls of Best Wishes from . . Minor-Frances Nolen's Klddle Shop - Inc. I823 Union Ave. El- -------------- E1 El- U E E1 WileS Drug Store Cornplirnenfs I635 Union Phone 2-3I65 of a PAUL and CLYDE WILES . Regisfered Pharmacisfs Frlend Eb ----------------- El Em ---.. -.-.-.------------- Best W1Sh6S U And Good Luck from your friends at . . ina! e pffffng Co EJ EI HJVII gnunnnn :nun--:sung Qnunununu E Complimenls E of Chandler sf Chandler REALToRs , Builders Developers gj..................-..............-.. ...--H...--...El l? Phone 5-0727 Kirby Ball I Radio ' Sales ' Service 850 Linden Ave. Memphis, Tenn. E DeShaz0 College Z of Music I264 Linden Ave. Phone 2-5594 EL : E .... nm lnulll n :nunnnun n-num annum nuunn- 1 'E' . . Compliments Complimen'rs of a Friend Chas. E. Heckle Seedsman FOR THE BEST IN SEEDS, PLANTS, AND BULBS I26I Madison Ave. PLENTY PARKING SPACE f From Three . Ophfhalmological Gllmore Drugs , i86I Madison Frlends ........... .............. .............. Q Page One H l 1 I tyl I3 Q nunnnuig Quununu uununnununnnnununnn uuuun 5 PHONE 36-I8I8 Views Jim Perry and Son Gulf Service We are looking forward +o fhe pleasure of serving you To Eai 1 : 240 so. BELLEVUE AVE. Memphis, Tenn. Makers and Bakers of Good Things mmmmm Bmmm. mmmmmmn nm .mmnm -------------3 l3.......... ......... U For Graduaiion Giffs by Conqplirnerds Proper Guidance of a A. Graves Sz: . Steuwer Co. Frlehd JEWELERS SINCE :sea : gI60 Madison Ave. Empire Bldg E ' 5 5 IIUIIIIIIIIIIIIIIUII- llllllllll llquinlli E E1 ' 'El E1 -'- '-' --------- -:1 gf E Compliments i Of : Philco : Royal Crown Bottling Co. of Memphis Famous for Qualify - -' -'--'---- The World Over ' Shobe Inc. Compliments of McCaa Chevrolet Co. Z Wes? Memphis, Ariz. E1 ------------ -------.--.-- 6 Ei -------------- ---..---- El OH? 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