Morristown Hamblen East High School - Itakha Yearbook (Morristown, TN)

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f f ' f 'fsr' 'FLA :V - " iff.-is Ns. -. , 4. ' - . . ' CALENDAR ' SEPTEMBER Time to come back to the halls of dear old M.H.S. With football practice getting into sway and those awful initiations over, things got pretty well underway. The Hi-Y started the year off by having their annual hayride, which everyone said was the best yet. The 75:6 began an active year by polishing the trophies in the hall. ' ' . ocroEER y Everyone was really glad to see the new coat of paint go on the classrooms, and halls. The Sub-Debs had a clever dance: the 76:6 a Treasure Hunt, camping trips, and there were lots of parties and numerous hayrides. Then the teachers went to the E. T. E. A. and. every one had fun on Hallowe'en. ' f ' NOVEMBER , - November brought us another holiday-Armistice. This was our first time to have this, and every one was really thrilled. The State Inspector came and we crossed our fingers and held our breath, but as usual Mr. 'Vance and M. H. S. were highly praised and were we proud! We said good-bye to football until Spring and our thoughts turned to Basketball. , B' DECEMBER W Then' came the I-li-Y Banquet, which was a big success as usual, and every one had a wonderful time. At last the Christmas Holidays arrived and there were more parties, dances, and banquets. On New Year's Eve the 76:6 had their sharp banquet and the Century Club came out'with a really clever Costume Ball. Every one ushered in the New Year in a big way, and so ended another "long to be rememberedf' Christmas. - ' y D ' E I JANUARY E Back to school 'after the holidays and we had the first snow of the winter. Too bad it couldn't have come a little earlier for Christmas. Before we knew it, time for those much- loved exams soon rolled around and we started cramrning. Unlucky for those who didn't live through them, for things turned exciting ffl when Bill Ebel blew up the lab. , -. , . FEBRUARY Time really flies-Basketball Tournament came up and then the Girl Reserve Banquet, another successs. Every one had more fun ana all the girls had new nformals. The cast for the Senior Play was chosen and every one got down to work C?l MARCH With Spring just around the corner, spring football practice soonlbegins. APRIL The ended another successful year with their spring hayride and of course every one had fun. Tennis balls flew everywhere and every one began to wake up because Spring was really here at last. The Sub-Deb. Dance was mighty sharp and so was the F. F. A. Banquet. ' MAY 2 The Senior Play was over and the next highlight was the Iunior-Senior Banquet. Then, what hit us in the face? Exams again. The Betfx Club made another clever trip-this time to Chattanooga. At last our Graduation Day is here and we bid farewell to our beloved M. H. S.

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WITTIEST Lea Lawrence, Bland Thomlin- S011 LAZIEST Kenneth Easley, Katherine Smith " ,Y a,., A , MOST INDUSTRIOUS Lynn Easley, Betty Lee Taylor MOST ATHLETIC Ann Lane, Bill Foster CUTEST lack Brooks, Janis Sawyer .,' A"fibm?1'!h-1