Byars Hall High School - Wildcat Yearbook (Covington, TN)

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C' KATHERINE Ho:-Kms Clu s FHA l 2 3 4 Glee l 2 3 Latm 2 Commercial 3 Beta 3 A DE 3 Rep 3 Lnbrary 3 A Teen Tmersl 2 Basketball 1 2 3 4 Purple and Gold 3 Annual 4 Hotchie likes funny people pretty clothes parties good times and sports of all kmds especially skating basketball and swimming Mix this with her plan to be a Home Ec mayor to marry and to raise a dozen children and we get a picture of the perfect homemaker fn Civ PATmclA LQGAN Clubs FHA l 2 3 Band 3 Commercial 3 Glee 3 DE 4 Vice Presndent 4 Teen Timers 2 3 Pat came to us from the City of Memphis rn her Fresh man year but with her witty and peppy personality slipped easily and congemally into country atmosphere We es pecially want to pay tribute to her determination to come back and graduate after a long and serious illness BERT LLoYo Clubs Glee 2 Band 3 A Teen Tnmers I 2 3 4 Purple and Gold A Annual 4. Just name it and Bert has it. His collection of widely as- sorted and unique articles is a constant source of amazement to teacher and pupils. His head contains an equal amount of varied information. JOE MAHARREY l, 2, . We can just picture Joe, straw in mouth, draping his long frame across a rail fence as he surveys his acres of Herefords, or listens to his corn grow. We just hope we can get our feet under his table occasionally. Bosav LovE Band 3, 4, Glee Club 3. Every ounce of Bobby's ample weight is devoted to rhythm. He excels on the skating rink, in the Glee Club and in Band. lf he can successfully combine his ambition Ito lose weight! with his hobby Ito save money! and get a patent on the process, he'll be the world's wealthiest man.

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Rici-map HENDRICK Clubs: Latin 'l, 2, President 2, C Club 3, 4, Commercial 3, Reporter 3, Teen Timers l, 2, May Court 3, Annual Staff 2, Basketball I, 2, Cheerleader 3, 4. Rich is truly a jack of all trades and master of some, especially those that involve dancing, witty ideas, original decorations, and well, just anything that spells F-U-N. lf he enters his surgery career wholeheartedly as he has these other activities we predict a brilliant future. JOAN GREER Clubs: FHA l, 2, 3, 4, Vice President 4, Glee 'l, 2, 3, 4, Commercial 3, Latin l, 2, 3, Teen Timers l, 2, Strawberry Festival Rep. l, 3, Miss Tipton County 1, May Court 2, Business Manager Annual 3, 4. .loan is a proof that beauty and brains can go together. Although her head has often worn a crown, she is equally active behind the scenes of most every school activity, quietly and efficiently seeing that the machinery is kept well oiled. ELISE HADLEY Purple and Gold 4, Secretary Senior Class, FHA 1, 2, 3, 4, Camp 3, Commercial Club 3. Elise plans to be a school teacher and she has a generous supply of all the best qualities needed to be tops in that profession-efficiency, patience, dependability, and best of all, two of the cutest dimples to prove a good sense of humor. BETTY HAMBY May Court 2, Commercial Club 3, FHA 2, 3, Secretary 3. Bett's beautiful red hair and creamy complexion will be wasted in a secretary's office-they will fit better with a frilly housedress-however, she will be equally efficient wherever she decides to concentrate her talents. . '--'-ww, ...,...,, HELEN HALL Commercial Club 3, FHA 2, 3. Tall blonde, and full of fun, Helen will always fit into a pleasant niche in life, be it the box office at the Ruffin or the desk of a secretary.

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BERNARD NAsoN Senior Class Reporter, Purple and Gold Staff 3, 4, FFA 1, 2, 3, 4, Beta Club 3, 4. Bernard is one of those rare individuals, a serious-minded young man. Liking him well for his friendly, courteous manner, his classmates marvel at his literary ability and intelligence. BETTYE MIDYETT Clubs: FHA 1, 3, 4, Glee 3, 4, Beta 3, Basketball l, 2. Although Bettye married in her natural born Senior year, she had the ambition and grit to come back and work for that diploma. Midgett is her size as well as her name. ERNEST PARKER FFA 1, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 3, Football 2, 3. Ernie and Aaron Smith will be remembered as new fad artists. Byars-Hall will never be the same without their char- treuse, fluorescent hats, their giant-size coveralls, bow ties and please don't forget those wicked water guns. delhi. I l ' , ,,rs,,S. inf' JOHN MAYS Transferred from Gurdon, Ark 2, Whitehaven 3, Vice President Freshman Class, Secretary Sophomores, GHS Band I, 2, Con- testant in Ark. State Festival I, 2, Teen Tavern I, 2, Beta Club l, 2, 3, 4, Rep. 4, Freshman Editor, Business Manager Sophomore Paper. Shorty transferred his 6 ft. 5 in. to Byars-Hall in his Senior year. He must be brains from his head to his toes judging by the long list of honors and the report card he brought with him. Byars-Hall has found' him dependable, intelligent and popular with faculty and student body alike. BOBBY MosELEv FFA. Mole is another one of those dry wit artists from Mason He doesn't talk much, but when he speaks, it is worth hearing will T 1 f 4 an 1 ' xr f