Donelson High School - Crest Yearbook (Nashville, TN)

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FORENSIC CLUB Ron' 1-Mary Elizabeth Ellis, .Xnuie jean Morgan. Nlary Ann Miller. june Hudson. Rott' 2-Vernon Allen. Piwsilienl: Geraldine Rader. Virrl-P1'1'siflf'11i: Leslie Anne Dabbs, Svfrtf- Iztry-Trez1st1rerg Ralph Finney. Mrs, Floyd, Sponsor: Ann Strasser, Jane Dunlap. Peggy Neal. Row 3-Evelyn Huey, Belly ,Kun Huey, Marylu Hood, Charlene Judkins. Patsy Smith, Mary .Xnn Edwards. Row Jfyliiuiny Haralson. Edward Lyons. Hollie Sharpe. Fred Lovelace. Bobby Baker. Representatives from Donelson High School have competed in two general forensic contests this year-one at David Lipscomb in November and one at Peabody College in February. The following places were won: I II DEtII,ANI.YI'ION DIiC1LABIA'I'ION jixmv HARALSON-Thin! YICRNON .xL1.rx-Tlliul HIIMOROUS RIQADING ORIGINAL ORfYl'lON JUNI-2 Heimsoiv-First jixmv HAkAt.so1v-Sammi l'O1i'I'RY READING HITMOROLIS READING XIARY ANN EDlNlARDSfTlIiI'd l'A'1'Ric:IA 1Jr.xs1foRn-First Under lhe direction of the class sponsors. eatli tlass in school presented a one-art play. 'I he junior play. wlihe llishop's Claiullestielgsf' was entered in the dramatic contest in December, where it won third place. Ralp Finney was named lirst in the all-star east. jane Anne Cullum, Leslie Anne Dahbs. Frank Newman, jinuny Haralson. and Vernon .Xllen entered the debate contest held in March. 'lhe question for debate was, Resolved: That the Legal Voting Age Should Be Reduced to Eighteen Years. Leslie Anne Dabbs and Frank New- man won second plaee in the Davidson County Forensic League. Leslie Anne Dahbs received the award for having the highest number of points in the league.

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FUTURE FARMERS Ron' 1-Sam Woodroof, Robert Hurt. Jimmie 0'Hara, Leon Creech, President, Elizabeth Owen, Quemzg Norman Hust, Bill Haralson, Ben Hurt. Rott' 2-Cecil Waggoner, Wayne McCullough, Bobby Baker, Wayrnzin Roberts, Carl Townes, Billy Nichols, Johnnie Pickett, Herbert Goodwin, Joe Steele. Row 3-Edgar Floyd, Billy Alexander, Bill Hartlison, T. Donaldson. Jimmie Harzllson, Vice- Pre.vid1'nlg Leonard Raney, John Woodroof, Jerry Irvin, Orris Goodman, Reportfw. Row 4-James Howard Baker. Miles Ezell, Sccrrtaryg Sam Neal, Frank Newman, Fred Denson, Edward Smith. Row 5-Mr. Tucker. Spmisorg Harold XVI-iglit, Y42'I'llSll2'l'l'j James Lee Burris, .SzwgzfrlllI-nl-A1'n1s,' Clinton Kelly, lihomas Dye. 'A' 'A' A' 'A' 'A' 'A' if i' -A' The boys of the Donelson F. F. A. are earning tlIe right to lite by learning to serve both themselves and others. With earnest endeavor they are laying tlIe foundation for sane and purposeful lives. Although their work is centered around roczttional agriculture. they participate in various other activities, VOLLEYBALL BASKETBALL LEUN CPfU'3CH JAMES LEE BURNS HAROLD YYRIGHT JIMMY HARALSON FRANK NEWMAN EDWARD SMITH ORRIS GOODMAN EDVVARD SMITH JIMMY HARALSON ORRIS GOODNIAN FRANK NEWMAN FRED DENSON PARLIARIENTARY CONTEST FRED DENSON JIMMY HARALSON CROP JUDGINL' 0RRIs GOODMAN JAMES H. BAKER ORRIs GOODBIAN JIMMY HARALSON WAYNE NICCULLOUGH BILL HARDISON SAM NEAL PUBLIC SPEAKING JIMMY HARALSON

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DRAMATICS V53 I 8 7 , Reading from left lo rig'hlY Slm Was Only a I 11m161 s I7IIIlglIff'VUASENl0R CLASS. The Iiishojfs Candlesticks -JUNIOR CLASS. Call It u Day -SGPHOMORE CLASS. The Party I,imf -FRESHMAN CLASS. The Christmas IIIIQPHTIIU-FRESHNIAN C1.Ass.