Hutchison High School - Lantern Yearbook (Memphis, TN)

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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.

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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

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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