East High School - Mustang Yearbook (Memphis, TN)

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Madame Zaza Wxlls the btllboarcl adverttsed could see far Into the future A few of us eager to know our desttmes entered her tent What would the year 1972 hold for the Class of 19527 he v1s1on blurred then the fog faded and there we were tn 1972 We found ourselves on Fordlce Boulevard recently named 1n honor of the tllustnous mayor of our fa1r ctty Here we spotted Memphrs ftnest hotel owned and operated by Kenneth W Canheld retrred game hunter As we entered the head chambermald Elame Kmght swept rndustrtously by us Followtng her were Anne Borod Shlrley Oliver and Caddy Fussell We no trced that the weddtng receptton of Hortense Montagntt the exot1c daughter of our old schoolmate was berng held 1n the Brown Room As the elevator sped us up ward we observed that the operator Thane Smith was cornputtng the dtfferentlal rate of speed of the elevator tn cubrc tnches Hts staff of asststants Lolly Spexr Mar garet Chapman Melvin Tedder Betsy Bowers and Ann S ay were bus1ly comprhng the data We left our wraps wtth the hat check g1rl Shzrley Sullms The ush ers metlculous rn thetr tuxedoes were Hartwell Toler Cathey Austin Cornell Faqum Ioe Parker and lack Pullen all happlly marrlecl Beauhful mustc poured forth from the organ played by Ianet Thomasson Near the refreshment table whtch had been beau trfully catered by Hatcher Mzles and Company Kyra Sue Cannon Frankie Brown Lynda Woodward and the corner FBI agents Tommy Fhppm and Mike Earp were eyelng them susp c1ously whtle talkmg to the head wa1ter Kexth Magdeirau At thrs moment Stewart McCarthy the m1ll1ona1re o1l executtve came dashtng tn announcrng the GISCOVGTY of a new o1l well Frtends rushtng up to congratulate htm were Tommle Tucker who had yust stgned a new danctng contract w1th MGM Ann Garber and the Hew letts famed explorers of the S1ber1an wastes and Fred Bartlett cosmopolttan play boy Over tn a corner bus1ly mtervtewtng the newlyweds was Anne Thomas crack news reporter for True S ory Detectwe publxshed by the Vesey and Vesey Company Lynn Rzddle dashed down hurrtedly from her penthouse studto to photograph the couple for Honeycutt News Servlce Dxanne Gardner hotel hostess was trymg t sneak off a few old cop1es of the Mustang Roundup Later on the hotel floor show came down for a spe ctal performance Playmg for the occaston were Ho lest Iohn Mxles and h1s boys Perry Bradley Glenn Crosby Bob Dungan Betty Rutledge and Shxrley Hxckey wtth the srngtng sensatton Shxrley Wax The featured enter tarner of the show was Sylvxa Sewell and her Seven Smgmg Seals The f1nal number was a new dance by the Four Macs McDar1s McCord McGee and McGet trxck dtrected by Iames McCorm1ck lust as we left the hotel Betsy Barton f1rst woman chref of pohce and her deputtes Rxta Bernero Ioanne Heyer and Barbara Beaty early ran over us 1n thetr Ay 1 i desperate pursutt of the notorlous espxonage r1ng led by B111 Valvxk and asslsted by trtgger men Iohn Wadley Paul Lazarov Bobby Richter Roy Freeman and Harold Matthews They were flee1ng to therr hxdeout to meet therr gun molls Ann Hudson Gmger Cursey Peggy Gardner and Marcia Calmer As we gazed down the avenue we saw tn atomrc lrght Monsxeur Btlly Bxggs Dress Shoppe We Spe cxallze rn Ongmals Trytng on the most elaborate dresses were Nancy Almy Beverly Brewer Bobbe Ann Ghsson Racelle Wagner and Gall Beasley Farther up the street we met Elnstetns successors Happy Power Gibson Wlcker Ann Fakes and Nancy Mzller concen rtatrng on the1r theory of relat1v1ty We stopped for a chat with Ann Hxckox headrrus tress of Spmsters Haven She was shopptng for Ann Rxchardson Sandra Rxke Carolme Holmes Glona Dowd and Peg Fellman restdents of the home Susy Gray Frank Horn Loretta Garland Terry Kimbrough and Carl Iordon passed us out collecttng for the Salvatxon Army As we were walktng through Court Square we found the Reverend Bob Rickard preachtng to the tune of Anme Io Antons gu1tar Leadlng the smgtng were Ioy Iohns ton Marxlyn Mosby and B111 Magruder Gxlbert Brown Walter Edwards Bxlly Thompson and Charles Kerr paused from therr robs as street sweepers to get the good word Dot Bryan whtzzed by us tn the latest model yellow convertlble Gwen Brake Martha Crowder Llnda Wxlhelm Iohney Faye Harwell and Dots personal car salesman Ioseph Guess were along for the rrde Our attentron was turned to an Armed Forces pa rade led by Colonel Samuel Strlnger and h1s assoc1ates Major Douglas Beaver and Captain Dewey Harnson ln the company we notxced the dr11l team of Cecil Over turf Carlos Sabmson Ierry Walker and B111 Evans Fol lowing was a company of WAVES wlth Admiral Gert rude Perry tn command ln her platoon were Dot Iones Claxre Gruber Ioanne Goodmg Pat Swan Betty Sparks and Ioy Scott We passed a group of housewtves chattrng the former Sally Warner Ioy Bezzo Dons Mussman and Sue Roberts They were on therr way to meet Nancy Scar brough Glorla Stuart Dolores Sansone and Patsy Wom ble They told us Ronald Collms was prlnctpal at East 1-hgh and that Larry Hxlbun was m1n1ster to Russxa Car olyn Goodman Betty York and Shlrley Petty are play 1ng profeslonal basketball We learned that Freddy Loewenberg IS runntna for senator from Tenne see agamst Iune Ragsdale Betty lane Smlth Shxrley Pmer poll and Verme Belle Legg are professors at U T whtch 1S headed by Ray Weathersby and Doug Phlllxps The parade of famtltar faces could go on and on but the vtston 1n the Crystal Ball grew muddled and dlm The fortune teller greedlly extended her hand for the payment of her serv1 es and we left w1th our heads frlled wlth fantast1cal V1SIO'1S of the future of the Class of 52 I ,L Iucnlx ll: I P It x 1 C 1 I X X t X sl Y T . . , u , . , ' , ' . . . . . ,, . 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'fi' SEI Wallace Ray Weathersby f-ll Club l, 2 3, Hi-Y 2 3, Foot- URS Gibson Wicker--lli-Y Sgt at- Arms 3, H Club Z, 37 Football , A4 K ': fx Patsy WomblefY-Teens l, 2, Reporter 3, Tri-H1-Y 2, Speech Club 2, Commercial Club 2, 3 AITlb1llOHiTO be an airline hos- tess. Nickname- Pat Betty YorkiSpanish Club 2, Pep Squad 2, Peppettffs Sucre- tary l, 2, All-Star Basketball Team l 2, lrlall of Fame 3 Ambition-To marry and learn to live. xxx . A Lynda Woodward - Spanish Club l, 2, Speech Club 2, Com- mercial Club 3: Sponsors' Club 3, Ambition-To have a happy and successful future, Nick- name-Hlugsf' Margaret Ann Fakes - Allegro Club 3, Spanish Club 3, Thes- pian Club 3, Paper Staff 3: Tr1fl'l1-Y 3, Ambition-To be the same kind of person my par- ents are. MMR up Now it's roundup time again, And with hopes and spirits high A herd of Mustangs gallop in With manes and tails afly. Gone are the joyful games of youth And frolics in the fields. The wild are branded with the truthe Each with his own red shield. Pug' Iu'z'11li-lawn ball l, 2, 3, Basketball l, Z, 3, 7, lli-Y Basics-tball Team 3 Baseball l, 2, 3, Commissione: .fimbitionfllappiness of Sanitation 3, All-lvfefmpliis Baseball Honorable lxfwntron 2 Ambition-'l'o study firwinrrf-1' ing Ruby Linda Wilhelm -franilzh Ed Williams l-I'l1Clt fltzl ,V Club l Commercial Club 3 'lftf-st:'1ni'lv1fr Cat-sat Vinh Y-Teens l Z 3, Librar, Wormfr i fioms-zoom P:':.di-nt l, Q'..,l l, 2, 3 Red Cross l 2 ffm- and Fcroll Q 3 Mustang bition-To be a Concert Must- Roundup Z .lmlcgfion-'l'o be- czan comf a f1vf-rs if new-ral 46' Q: ur XA, f wx gf! ., 'Q' Now they will scatter like the winds To many different places So bid farewell to childhood friend To childhood games and races Good luck to you where'er you go, May fortune never cheat you. The futures in your hands, you lcnowf' Adulthood waits to greet you. fBetty York

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