Donelson High School - Crest Yearbook (Nashville, TN)

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BRENDA DAVIS Is she so quiet and clemure? Maybe, but don't be too sure. Homecomimz attendant, '57, chorus, '57, choral festival, '57, Girls' Glee Club, '57, Vice-president, class, '57, majorette, '58, '59, '60, Folk Dancing Club, '53, Cafeteria usher, '58, class tournaments, '58, '59, Y-Teens, '59, FHA Queen, '60, David- son County FFA Queen, '60, Jr. Civitan Club, '60, office assistant, '60, Friendliest in Senior Superlatives, '60, lettered band, 'GOI senior Spectacular, '60, exchange assembly, '59: as- sembly proxzrams, '59, Kiwanis Talent Show, '59, TOMMY DIXON Dynamite eonzes in small packages. Key Club, '57, '58, '00, homeruom vice-president, '58, '59, FFA, '59, freshman football, '57, junior varsity fuutball, '58, varsity football, '59, '80, lettered. '59, '60, co-captain, football team, '60, baseball. '5X, '59, '60, lettered in baseball, '59, '00, Best School Spirit in Senior Sum-rlatives, RANDOLPH DOBSON It is better to remain silent and appear stupid, than to sneak and remove all doubt. FFA Club. '57, '58, '59, '60, baseball manager, '58, '59, class tournaments, '57, '59, track, '60, Bowling Club, '60. JIMMY DUKE lj anyone becomes perfect. I sure iran! to be the one. Baseball, '57, '58, '59, '60, Key Club, '60, Audio- Visual Aials vice-president, '57, '5Hg office as- sistant, '60, class tournanient, '59, football and basketball statistician, '57, '58, '59, '60, LINDA DUKE Within her reach lies greater success than she sas ever knou'11. Homeroom treasurer, '57, Folk Dancing Club, '57, Civitan Club, '58, Knitting Club, '59, '60, homeroom secretary-treasurer, '60, math tourna- ment at Vanderbilt, '58, '59, Beta Club, '59, '60, honor roll, '57, '58, '59, '60, Merit Scholarship BILL DUKE School is for the birds, especially the bIlZ.Zl1l'!lS. FFA, '57, '5s. Key Club, '59. finalist, '60. Joe opens an assembly and presides over it. if , 1 YV 'R ull, iv -GF' 1 A fi l t , , v 1. al, tml- 'I 29 f nr 3, 1 if LINDA DUNCAN The surest way of making others happy is to be happy yourself. Social Club, '57, Bowling Club, '59. CAROLYN ANN DUTY A heart and a smile make life uwrth- u'hz'le. FBLA, '52-: Jr, Civitan Club, '59, gym assistant. '51, '59, '80, treble choir president senior chorus, '59, Girls' ensemble, '59, mixed ensemble, '59, '60, Y-Teens, '60, hall host, '58, library as- sistant, '51-, All-Star Chorus, '60, chorus student director, '59, ? fO- me T.. '-

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LINDA COLTON I envy no one who knows more than 1, but pity they that know less. . Girls' Glee Club, '5T: varsity basketball, '57. '58, '59, '60g FBLA, '58, '59g FBLA vice-president, '59: Y-Teens, '601 Hall Host, '60, TOMMY COOK Girls irritate me, but I sure like to be irritated! Sergeant-at-arms of Freshman Class, '57: foot- ball, '58: Key Club, '57, '5B: Folk Dancing Club, '59: Hi-Y, '60: homeroom sergeant-at-arms, '57, '58, DIANE COOPER She preferred to be good rather than to seem so. Homeroom secretary, '57g Citizenship Committee, '57: Y-Teens, '57: Civitan Club, '58: Knitting Club, '59, '60g honor roll, '57. ALICE FAYE CROOK She thinks much, but talks little. Glee Club, '57g Civitan Club, '58: Knitting Club, '59: prom decoration Committee, '59. DONALD CULP Yon can judge a man not by the words he speaks, but by the silence he keeps. Folk Dancing Club, '571 Audia Visual Aids Club, '58: Junior Red Cross, '58: Rod and Gun Club, '59. GWENDOLYN DANIELS What can be desired more than a friend- ly manner and a cheerful face? Transfer student, '60, SENIOR HARMAN DIRECTS STUDENT COUNCIL Joe Harman ponders the problems of his job, studying new plans and projects. Donelson High School can be justly proud ot her Student Council officers, who were led by Joe Harman, President. The duties of the President were many and variedg the Constitution of the Student Council says: The President shall p r e s i d e over all meetings and direct all the activities of the Board. He shall also appoint all committees from the Student Council. He shall preside over all assembly pro- grams in which the Student Associa- tion is assembled as a Whole. Joe has other activities besides Presi- dency of the Student Council, co-captain of the basketball team, he was also an officer in the Hi-Y.

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-gp ns N. gg . ,fe iff i Joyce and Mr. LaFevcr confer about future assembly programs. Joyce did plan all the assemblies, this year, and there were many types such as varieties, skits, chorus programs, speak- ers, and the like. The Constitution says of her duties: The Girls' Vice-President shall preside at all girls' assemblies and shall act as chairman of the assembly committee. Joyce was a member of the newly-founded Color Guard, carrying one of the rifles in the parades. Not stopping at this, Joyce was active in church and MYF work, pres- ident of the Donelson Chapter of the Ju- nior Red Cross, president of the Knitting Club, along with being elected Best All- Around in the senior class. JOYCE THOMSON PLANS ASSEMBLY PROGRAMS 9 ' 30 A JAMES EAKES A little nonsense now and then is re- lished by the best of men. Folk Dancing Club, '57g Audio-Visual Club, '58, '593 Audio-Visual vice-president, '59: Junior Red Cross, '58: senior chorus, '59, '60: chorus festi- vals, '59, '60: assembly programs, '59, '60p boys' chorus, '60g mixed ensemble, '60g Jr. Civitan Club, '60. ROBERT EARHART My heart is whole, my fancy free,' go away. girls, don't bother me. Homeroom president, '58, '59, '60, Hi-Lights. '59, '60g football, '58, '59: track, '57, '58, '593 Key Club Secretary, '60: State Math Contest, '58, '59: All County '59: photographer CREST '60g Beta Club, '59, '60g election committee, '59g basket- ball manager, '59: office staff, '60: Most Likely to Succeed, Senior Superlatives, '60. KAY EARHEART Ever loyal and true to the task she has to do. Marching band, '57, '58: ensemble festival, '57, '59g All-Star Band, '59g honor roll, '57, '58, '59, '60g Beta Club, '59, '60: Orchestra Club, '57: Jr. Civitan Club, '58, '59g bookstore, '57, conces- sions, '59, '60, Citizenship Committee, '58, CAROLYN ENGLISH Quiet, perhaps, that's what you say, but when you know her, it's the opposite n'a,y. ' Y-Teens, '57, '58, '59, '6Og marching band, '57, '58g homeroom treasurer, '58g Pep Club, '60. JUDY EVERETT The kind of friend who can not be re- placed. Transfer student, '59g Y-H Teens, '60. JOE FORMOSA He's little, but he's loudg He's happiest when in a crowd . . . of girls. ' Key Club, '57g photography Club, '58g Folk Dancing Club, '59g Hi-Y, '60g Hi-Y convention, '60p Wittiest in Senior Superlatives.