Cohn High School - Accolade Yearbook (Nashville, TN)

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Page 26 History of the Senior Class Entering Cohn in 1950 was one of the most important steps in our lives. We had come from many different grammar schools, but mainly Sylvan Park, Park Avenue, Cockrill, and Murphy. We were the victims of many practical jokes that year. Taking advantage of our innocence and gullibility, seniors sold us Hlunchroom tickets, elevator tickets, and even special lockers. As eighth graders we felt like big shots, getting to throw our weight around with the little seventh graders. We were even privileged to join some of the junior high clubs that year. In the ninth grade, we were between the big and the little. We were the big shots in the junior high clubs, but we ate lunch and attended chapel with the senior high students, We furnished star junior high basketball players and most of the junior high cheerleaders that year. When we were sophomores, we enjoyed being members of our first organized class. That was the year that we gave a tea for the seniors at their graduation. Roy Clary was elected President of the Sophomore Class, and Mr. Holmes was our sponsor. Our junior year was perhaps the most enjoyable of our high school career. Members of the junior Class served on C lariou and Annual staffs, were active in the N.F.L., and on the football, basketball, baseball, and tennis teams. Our of- ficers for that year were: President, Ed Weaklyg Vice-President, Wayne Elrodg Treasurer, jim Finleyg and Secretary, Medearis Sadler. The Civitan Club was chartered during our junior year. The seniors were very fortunate in that we gave th-em an outstanding prom, with a gala Hawaiian setting. At last came our biggest year. We were Seniors. We furnished the follow- ing student government officers: President, Bill Higgins, Speaker of the House, Bobby Gleavesg Secretary, janice Hornalg Treasurer, Nancy Lashleeg Court Clerk, Patricia Lawrenceg Chief Marshal, Bobby Potts, Chief justice, Edwin Harris, and Chaplain, Robert Bolton. The senior judges were Bobby Hows and Larry Pharris. The Senior Class officers were: President, David Plummer, Vice- President, Boyd Evansg Secretary, Peggy Worthyg Treasurer, Ray Hogang and Sergeant-at-Arms, james Payne. The class was responsible for a most successful chapel program during the year called the junior Grand Ole Opry. Patricia Lawrence received the D.A.R. Medal and Bill Higgins received the Civitan Medal. Glendola Christensen was the Clariorfs chief editor, and Patricia Lawrence and Bobby Gleaves were the chief editor and Senior Class editor respectively of the Annual. During our senior year a very good recreation center was charterediwhich was named Tiger Town. Senior Day and the Senior Prom were the highlights of our fading days at Cohn. We are now reaching the end of our high school careers and looking forward to our diplomas in june and happy useful lives in the outside world. We feel that we have had the best training high school students can expect and think that we are now ready to forge ahead into the unknown. BOBBY GLEAVES, Historian BEVERLY BELCHER, Co-Historian

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Junior Civitan Club First row, left to right: MRS. CLARKE, Chaplain, BOBBY Hows, Sgt,-at-Arms: BOBBY HOLLAND, Secretary, PATRICIA LAWRENCE, President, WAYNE ELROD, Treasurer, BOYD EVANS, Vice-Prcszdcutg MEDEARIS SADLER. Srrond row: WAYNE GASSAWAY, GLENDA SWEATT, JANICE HORNAL, RICHARD CHILDRESS, BILLY PEARSON, LARRY PHARRIS, BILLY B Y ' RINTON, JOAN OUNG FARMER, PEGGY WORTHY, MARGO CHEATHAM, BEVERLY BELCHER, LINDA HIGGINS, Tlnrd row: LINDA WHITE ALDA BAKER SUE WOOLDRIDGE CHARLE K . B , , , s EEI, OBBY POTTS, BOBBY GLEAYES, ORVIL SMITH, TOMMY HATCHETT, DONALD PARMAN, GERALDINE HEDGEPATH, SHIRLEY PEWITT SCOTT, BARBARA RUCKER. Fourth row: ANNETTE ANGLIN, BEVERLEY FERGERSON, BETTY SUE GREEN, MARY GOODMAN, NANCY LASHLEE, ROY CLARY, MAURICE EDWARDS, BOYD DAUGHERTY, JOE SMITH, ELLEN, MATTOX, FAYE TELEORD. Fifth row: MAR- JORIE WYRE, NANCY FERGERSON, ROBERT BOLTON, BILLY BROWN, JANICE HUTTON, REBA LAWRENCE, HEI.EN PRATT, EDWARD ROD E . S1 h : ' ' G RS wt row LINDA PALMORE, BEVERLY FRAKES, JOYCE PALMORE, BOB ROCHELLE. .Sw- enth row: JAMES MORROW, DAVID PLUMMER, BILL HIGGINS, BILL DENNIS. Page 25

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