Hutchison High School - Lantern Yearbook (Memphis, TN)

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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,

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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

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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