Donelson High School - Crest Yearbook (Nashville, TN)

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V A , JUDY ADAMS ' Sl She has the ability to undertake five jobs at once, and get nothing done in particular. Varsity basketball, '57, class tournaments, '57, '58, '59, Y-Teens, '57, Folk Dancing Club, '58, Civitan Club, '59, prom com- ' mittee, '59, homeroom treasurer, '57, '58, '59, - '60: citizenship committee, '59, ,wr SHERRIE ANN ADAMS True worth is in being, not seeming. ,pf S-mv' 'wot 'f,,:: ,,-T: , 1 4 i 1- wi f 7 1, . .,,....,. ,, ,fr ..-, ,S . i a 'X' ev? .I Rs' xt, Transfer student, '57, Civitan Club, '57, '58, '59, '60, concessions, '59, '60, Pep Club, '60, RICHARD ALBERS s Men of few words are the best men. i, Honor roll, '57, homeroom president, '58, track, '57. '58, '59: Key Club, '57, '58, '59, X Student Council, '58, class tournaments, '59, DEAINE ALLEN' The clock of life is wound only once, so make every second count. Transfer student, '60, Civitan Club, '60. DEWEY ALLEN Love none, trust few, always paddle your own canoe. Folk Dancing Club, '57, Key Club, '58, Hi- Y, '59, 'GOI Football, '60' second vice-pres- ident. Hi-Y, '60, MARGARET ANNE ALLEN To love and be loved is the greatest happiness of existence. Social Club, '57: Chorus, '57, '58, homeroom vice-president, '57, Y-Teens, '58, '59, '60, DORIS AVRIL In her quietness there is charrnf' Y-Teens, '57, '58, marching bans., '57, '58, band, '57, '58, class tournaments, '57, '53, '59, '60, Civitan Club, '59 chorus, '59, treble choir, '60, assemblies, '57, '58, '59, '60, chorus festival, '59, '60, gym assistant, '59, Class offlcers, from left to Ilght. Carole SENIORS MIX WORK AND PLAY T0 THE ENDQ This was it - the senior year of high school. This was the crowning glory of twelve years, and it was great. Yes, it was enjoyed to the hilt as everyone had hoped it would be. Actually the work part of the combination 24 overshadowed the play, but even it was fun. Homecoming was play this year, except to the juniors, who gave everyone else a grand time. Lessons were certainly work with little play about them' the Prom was wonderful. Eacn senior felt 7

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URGANIZATIUNS .,h..4n.4

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MILLIE BAGLEY It's nice to be wise but nicer to be merry. BETTIE BELCHER Laugh, and the world laughs with you. Civitan Club. '57, '58, '59, gym assistant, '58, '59, library assistant, '57, '58. JANICE BELLAH True character is the greatest gift a woman may have. Chorus, '59, '60, mixed ensemble, '59, girls' ensemble, '59, Y-Teens, '59, '60, treble choir, '60: treble choir vice-president, '60, Y-Teens President, '60, All-Star Chorus, '60. LINDA BINNS She's too busy talking to think. Social Club, '57, library assistant, '57, '58: office assistant, '58, homeroom vice-president, '58, Folk Dancing Club, '58, '59, Y-Teens, '60, Donelson Hi-Lights staff, '59, '60. FRANKIE BLACK I put all my troubles into a bor and sat on the lid. Junior Varsity basketball, '58, Junior Varsity Football, '58, Key Club, '58, '59, '60, home- room vice-president, '60: cafeteria usher, '59, '60, Boys' ensemble, '60. BILLY BLACKMON Small in stature, but big in heart. Transfer student, '58, officer, Scouting Merit Badge Club, '58, Key Club, '59, tennis, '59, senior chorus, '60, mixed ensemble, '60, boys ensemble, '60, accompaniest for Chemettes, '59, '60. RICHARD BOHNER Be what you is and not what you ain't,' Cause if you ain't what you is, you is what you ain't. Homeroom president, '58, '59, runner-up for Player of Year award, '58, Weekly All- Nashville Team, '58, lettered, football, '58, '59, lettered, basketball, '57, '58, '59, '60: lettered, track, '57, '58, '59, Key Club, '57, '58, '59, model airplane club, '56, CREST Class representative, '59, Most Athletic in - ,A f ,lik , . it 'vi' ru. 6 K X Senior Superlatives. Ann Bobby, Freddie, Gary, and Beth. THE LAST YEAR IS ENJCJYED TO THE HILT he had earned that Prom because of the work done when he was a junior. Several seniors won honors to be proud of, among them were the Player of the Year and semi-finalist in Merit competition. But each senior in the class contributed something to the class which made it what it was. The class was a unit of people, most of whom had been together for at least two or three years in school. The senior class worked as a unit, and each per- son was important to the group. Class officers were Bobby Woodall, p r e s i d e n tg Carole Ann Northern, vice-president, Beth McClendon, sec- retary, Freddie Friedli, treasurer, and Gary Gill, sergeant-at-arms. 1 I 5