Blountville High School - Tiger Yearbook (Blountville, TN)

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The Sara Penney Chapter of the Iiuture Teachers of America is a member of the National Educa- tion Association. Organived through the efforts of Miss Kenny. the chapter now has former members ac- tiye in the teaching profession. The purpose is to encourage the development of personality and character traits necessary for successful teaching. to acquaint young people with the inspiring story of the schools. and to provide young people with specific information about opportunities in the fields of education. 00060 i, .f- ..-I lfirxl mir: Beatrice Stricltler. Betty Koone, Iflsie Droke, Margaret Flsea, Florence Wallis, Jackie Barrett, lean Carr, Sara Donihe, Marianne Alxard, Doris Crowe. Siwnlil mu: Miss Kenny, Christine Countiss. lfvelyn Hickman. Margie Rosenbalm, lfva Sue lfleenor, Ina Ruth Chappell, loan Booher, Georgia Cotlman, Mary Gaye -lones, -Iuanita Bright. jean Roberts. TEACHERS, CLUB ii Q. Page S9

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H1-Y CLUB W qui ml I 0 ,paw 4,4946 iq? 9? '99 I Page 58 First role: Bob Upchurch, Harold Goebel, Buddy Folkner, Buddy Massengill, Margaret Denton, Don Morrell, J. K. Hall, jack Mobley, Billy Robinette, Donald Faulk. Sc'r'omf ruzv: Mr. Mnssengill, VVayne Johnson, Richard Smith, Mack Barnes, Edwin Matlock, Harold Ball, Glenn Arwood, Ray Vaughn, Charles Hardin, J. B. Moody, Shad Beasley, Bob O,Dell, Dee Reece Lawson, Bobby Carr. Tfvirrl ww: John Bromon, john B-. Cole, Bobby Eaton, Dale Harr, YY'alter Newland, Earl Steele. ,Ieryl Broyles, Sherman Roberts, John XVininger, Donnie Jones, B. Vfhite, Eddie Rhymer, Doyle Vfillis. The Hi-Y Club is Ll branch of the National YMCA organization. It seeks to bring about Christian fellowship among the boys of the school. Sf'1'z'iu ' ix flu' nmfln of ffu' Hi-Y Club, By Ibis zu' 11167111 xUrz'ic'r' I0 lfyc' lIIl'llIl7l'l'S, ffm xvlmof, flu' C'0llIIllIl11ffj', fbc' uafimz, flu' zc'or14f,a1zJ God. V

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Page 60 SE 1oR Y-TEENS , y V an O 'Q-' Ifiril mu: Doris Crowe, jackie Barrett, Hope Poore, Phyllis Booher, Martha Hall. Juanita Bright, Naomi Rutledge, Betty XY'eaver. S1'1m11l mu: llsie Droke. Margaret Denton, Marianne Aliard. Caroline Cialliher. Sara Donihe. Virgie Baker. Ruth Quillen, Nlil- dred Cross, Barham long. .Ioan liooher, Grace Barnes, Sue Boiiher, Tfmif run: Betty Lynn, ,loyce LvPCl1UTCl1, -lolene Campbell. Ifmlvree Prater. Lynn Beasley, Mary X'.lLlgl'lI1. Faye Snodgrass, Sue Lane, Patsy Greene. klean Carr. Ann Massey. Shirley Arnold, Betty Lou jones, joan johnson, XY'.1nda Hicks. Urs. Hall. Ifulirlli mu: Rosa l.ee liduards, Beatrice Strickler. Ann Rodefer, Kay Hendrickson, I-Iva I.ee Harless. Neta Horiie. Shirley Crane, Martha XX'elch. Lillie Nlae Cross. Aloyce Stapleton, I-Qya Sue Heenor. Margaret Grove, Georgia citlfi-111.111, Betty Koone, Mary Gay jones. The Y-Teens is .1 girls' Christian organization open to all junior and senior girls. lt strives to pro- mote good citizenship, good Cl'1.1raeter, and an interest in Christian activities. Throughout the year the club has parties and picnics. As .1 project they glue Ll basket of food to .1 needy family at Thanksgiving and were Santa Pals to .1 needy family at Christmas.