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Qi h W? gf To Mrs Hope Cooper our class sponsor, we the graduatmg class of 1954, dedicate thxs, our carbook, for her und mr oauemc hC.l'1ldAN1dU8l Loncem her Y Y Ev lfmdness and Her Chmsnan 1dca1s whmh have been dn msp1 ' mnate muon to each of us. its-W CATIO For hrs infmite patrence for hrs rndrvrdual companronshrp wrth his chrldren for his wholehearted support of all ou d r en eavors and for his constant gurdance we senror class of I dedi th I Oliver 954 cate is volume of our Grey Eagle to our principal Mr e is o in G sm 'ooQe 10 in se, Q its xhr1xXX'n06 X Xx 4-,xx Aa 'Coax QNX 'oe xx '96 texvk Gee oi ine goaoq me oi. so xvxxch xo QOOXAXWB xo ooqoe ou mai vi xcio aft e been xx XRS 'es oi qoui e et what Kc, M ax 'xx qea emoixes a e OYX 6 OK SKS NN oQe 3-53 K, 16 JQKW ,eikejv ' ' q,e+1e Nah e e ' e s xo Wes. vines ' xxs, :WWW K eGQS'XY-,px XB ii M o X00 XX xl we a Q40 ' W Xfq, s 00 SF Ai 4 . q0 Q XQXS XX Xx e a ' Q9 x 6 1 QX nw xi XX xx in G q?,g,X oi xg5A,. ,Z fmt Xx 001 'oecv o 'M xo qoxm xv movq, 'N 'Q u-'A M 's fmkead tour O so-Y ' CLUB PICTURES: Marilyn Kellogg, Tucker Moore, Lowanda Nash. LITERARY STAFF: Joy Neville, Gail Mayhew, Mariana Bracey, Charles Carter. I . X, CSIRIBTK ,yiv 4xN sf' J v'xX - 67' ,-fx F . ' FIX . K SPX 'C rf V X ' xf .' D Ig , 1 gs f-5 VK xl 1 1 X yxvhl QA 7 Gentry, Marlene Blackburn. SPORTS STAFF: Jimmy Duke, Martha Bullock, l Billy Gregg, Marvin Goodman. TAFF ART STAFF: Willie Gray McDonald, Annette BUSINESS STAFF: Louis Avriett, Barbara Davis, Mildred Moss. Absent: Iohn Brumit. TYPISTS: Shirley Duke, Doris Wamack, Delores Swallows, Nancy Shirley, Ioyce Miller, Jane Smith. GREY E GLE STAFF FEATURE STAFF: Corinne Ford, Jimmy Savage. Jw! well, are ,W re .ly f ,. our 'tour' fad' H 7,8 4 M., fyfx? Q '. 0 AX T ' as Q .. PX X S AUDITORIUM Y Lp-pls YE M324 fgstgijh mfl-gdb ln. 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X it my zy, Q QY44 XL X W Thxs year we have lost two of our admirable teachers They have completed many long years of consclennous work For thexr part in prepanng us for lxfe and for therr loyalty and service we wish to dedxcate this annual to Miss Vera Klng and to Miss Also to the entrre faculty whose leadership has been an endunng asset to the shapmg of our hves we dedrcate these pages as a remembrance to them Anna McCampbell. MISS KATHERINE ATKINSON English MR, D. I. AYERS Industrial Arts MISS CAROLYN BINKLEY English , Speech MRS M O BUCHANAN Home Economics MR. PAUL E BURTON History DR. JAMES E CALLOWAY Soclal Sclence MR. W C CAMPBELL Vocal Music Hs.: M f- 054 Q'-11 M' MRS MARTHAC CARVER Socnal Sclence MR IOHNL CONNELLY Engllsh MRS HOPE C COOPER Mathemaucs D I o 0' Q ,Q . . . . 1 .ffy J I - I W ' A x .. Q AN ' ' A ff f ,. , , ' MR. ARCHIE T. GRANT Div. Occupations MR. N. TAYLOR HAGAN Instrumental Music MRS JEAN B HILL Commerce Q14 MISS MARY B HOLLINS ,J j Ltbrarxan MISS EVALYNE HOWINGTON Spamsh Englxsh MISS DOROTHY KEYES Enghsh Art MISS ROBERTA KIRKPATRIC K Sctence f' ,f MR. HIL YT MARTIN Ph E Ind rts MRS MARYW MASTERS Enghsh MR E B MALONE Custodlan f ,QIOO Q ftclffff MRS MARYH MILLER Mathema t1cs MRS RUTH H Commgtce MRS AILEEN R. MC CLANAHAN Latln I-Ixstory C GOWAN I MR. THOMAS B OWEN Coach Dnver Tram MRS NELL PINKERTON MRS ELIZA BET ROBERTSON Engluh MISS LUCILLE SCOTT Physical Education IJfW'Lfu S. MR. ANGELO V VARALLO Physical Educanon MRS RUTH WEIDEMANN English MR I H WINDROW Commerce I. lb 'bt I.. . K L ,J lA' 'Q' 57 Hogne Ee. -' Y 1 , 2 Cl ,V V VL xy J J '. ' 'ae 4 4 4 M U Y ' Q QM-. lbw MISS EVELYN WRIGHT School Secretary NOT PICTURED MISS SARA MEDLEY Enghsh .1 O -qvv' -1 -.A 1. ks- Z J'-vi. in-2, inl- T 'i- Q-Q1-qhqm ,Jr E.. ANUARY CLASS OFFICERS Pres1dent VICE Presldent Secret H surer arry Cla yton Barbara Gore Gall Cranch JUNE CLASS OFFICERS N-J 5 Presldent V1ce Presldent Secretary Treasurer hmm Cate Larrygryan Martha Bullock Betty Sue Cantrell W Zfjgjfl ffww ff Qooclwfrn CAROLYN ANN ADAMS, Academic-Commercial, Transferred from Litton, 3, Gir1's Glee Club, 3, Y-Teens, 3,4g Protgram Chairman, 4: Vice Pres. of H. R. . 4, B. G. F. , 4, Attendant o Homecoming Queen, 4. ALFRED AKIN, Academic, Band, 2,3,4g Spanish Club, 2, 3, Chorus 3,45 Male Chorus, 3.4, All City Band, 3.4. SHIRLEY ALLEN, Academic, Y-Teens, 2,35 Spanish Club, 2,3g Home Ec. Club, 2, B. G. F. , 4. SHIRLEY ARMISTEADC' gfdgmic Commercral Y Teens 2 B G F 4 Majorette 3 4 Captain 4 Band 3 4 JOE ARMSTRONG Academic THOMAS EVERET T ARNOLD Academrc LOUIS AVRIETT Academic Allied Youth 3 4 Civitans 3 4 B G F 4 Dramatic Guild 3 4 Pres1dentsCab1net 4 Red Cross Representative 3 Latin Club 2 3 Grey Engle Staff 4 DORIS BATSON Bmw-By Academic V D 'TMMQIATSON Academic Commercial Library Club 2 3 N Monitor 2 Latin Club 2 Basketball Team 2 3 Tennis am23YTeens23BGF DOC1u4Tan 4 Secretary ofH R 2 3 Dramatic Guild 2 Majorette 4 Band 4 Eagle Club 2 3 SARAH BATSON Academic Commercial Library Club 2 D O Clu 4 Y Teens 2 4 B G F 4 Home Ec Club 2 3 Ea le Club 2 3 Office Staf 3 . ' .AA . -' . I , - ' ,3'4: Q v,f- g. If fig .A . if f , fy xl -fb I -iii, I ,J fd ll! . . . . IF. L.f'f : ' .': ' . : ' . .': ' ' '. Te , , : - , , 3 . . ..,4: . . 'b, 3 . dl., b. su- . . .,: ' . .',':.g' ,Daiwa NORMA BEACH, Academic-Commercial, Ensemble, 3.4: Girl's Glee Club, 2,3,4: Office Staff, 3: Library, 2: Y-Teens, 2: B. G. F. , 4: Monitor, 2, 3: Dramatic Guild, 2, 3: Eagle Staff, 3. 4. BEVERLY BEARD, Academic-Commercial, Y-Teens, 2,3,4: Monitor, 3: Allied Youth, 3: Eagle Staff, 4: Library, 3: B. G. F. , 4: Spanish Club, 2. - 'Q f +1 -v-pal! I ..f-' 3-1, o BARBARA BEASLEY, Academic-Commercial, Basketball Team, 2, 3,4: Alternate Captain, 4: Y-Teens, 2,3,4: Secretary, 4: Ensemble, 2,3,4: Secretary, 3,4: Secretary of H. R. , 3.4: Civinettes, 4: Girl's Glee Club, 2,3,4: Allied Youth, 2: Tennis Team, 3.4: B. G. F. 4: Chorus, 2,3,4: Monitor, 2,3. MARTHA SUE BEASLEY, Academic-Commercial, Y-Teens, 2: B. G. F.. 4: D. 0. Club. 3.4: T. and I. . 3.4- . 1 '. f 5 . ' ' i f l 7266? 1' '- SHIRLEY BEATTY, Aca emic-Commercial, Office Staff, 2,3,4: Dramatic Guild, 2: Glee Club, 2: Allied Youth, 4: B. G. F. , 4. : -N' ROSE MARIE BEEMAN. Academic, B, G. F., 4: Allied Youth, 2, 3,4: Latin Club, 2, 3: Y-Teens, 2.3: Monitor, 3: Dramatic Guild, 4: Eagle Staff, 2: Fire Patrol, 3. Aasfl-7 vw BETTY SUE BELLAR, Academic-Commercial, Y-Teens, 2,3,4: Vice President, 3: Glee Club, 2,3,4: Ensemble, 2413: Red Cross, 3: Secretary, 2: Civinettes, 4: B. G. F. , 4: Cheerlea er, 4: Chorus, 2,4: H. R. Program Chairman, 3. RICHARD BIGGS Academic THOMAS BIGGS, Academic, Male Chorus, 3,45 Ensemble, 4:1 Allied Youth, 4: Key Club, 3,4: B. G.F., 4: Fire P.1t:o!, 2 N JOE BINKLEY 31 Academic u I v 7.4. it LX JIMMY BILLINGSLEY, Academic, Band, 2g Rifle Team, 2,43 Key Club, 4g R. O. T. C. Band, 2. EVA MARLENE BLACKBURN, Academic-Commercial, B. G. F.. 4: Art Club, 2g Y-Teens, 45 Grey Eagle Staff, 4, fwflsifw Y IEAN BLEVINS Academic Commercial Vice President of H R 2 Y Teens 2 3 4 Allred Youth 4 Monitor 4 B G F MAX BOLING Academic Ensemble 3 4 Male Chorus 3 4 Chorus 3 4 Spanish 3 C1v1tan 4 P T S A Representative 4 G F etyf ox well MARIANA BRACEY Academic Commercial Y Teens 3 4 B G F 4 Tennis Team 3 Office Staff 4 Science Club 2 Student Court 4 C1v1nettes 4 Grey Eagle Staff 4 Most Bashful G1rl 4 B G F Chaplaln 4 ROSE BRASWELL Academic Y Teens 3 Dramatic Guild 3 D ELEANORA BROWN Academlc Allied Youth 2 3 4 Y Teens JOHN BRUMIT Acaderruc Dramat1c Guild A111ed Youth 2 3 4 Tenms Team 3 4 Crvltans 4 Grey Eagle Staf 4 B G F 4 Spanrsh Club 2 3 Presldent s Cablnet 4 Fire Patrol 4 LARRY BRYANT Academic Student Council 2 3 4 President s Cabinet 3 Vice Pres of Student Body 4 Vice Pres of Senior Class 4 SCIBCCD Club 4 President 4 Spanish Club 2 3 Presldent 3 H1 Y 3 4 Baseball 2 3 4 MARTHA BULLOCK Academic Commercial Student Council 2 President ofH R 4 Safety Council 2 Red Cross 3 Basketball Team 3 4 All District 3 Captain 4 Tenms Team 3 4 Honor Society 3 4 Volunteer Girl s State Representative 3 Y Teens 3 4 Treasurer 4 Civrnettes 3 4 B G F 4 D A R Medalist 4 Secretary of Senior Class 4 Most Athletic Girl 4 Most Versatile G1rl 4 Grey Eagle Staff 4 f fc 4. IF. . 'I' islllx Oi' l 4. .I I C J l 1 I O.. 3.4: B. G. F.', 4. , - ' , ' ' . 3,4p Art Club, 3g Library Club, 3,4g Latin Club, 2,3: F. ,4. ,if ff -J ,L 14 v ' T 4-I '-f R' j 4 , rg IOELENE BURKE, Academic, D. O. , 3.4: T. and I. , 4. j DOUGLAS CABBAGE, Academic, Civitan, 3,4: Treasurer, 4: Publicity Chairman, 3: Eagle Staff, 4: Sports Editor, 4: B. G. F. . 4: Ensemble, 2, 3.4: Male Chorus, 2,3,4: Chorus, 2,a,4: Delegate to Tenn. Asso. of Student Councils, 3: President's Ca inet, 2,3: Monitor, 2,3,4: Fire Patrol, 3: ROTC, 2,3: Middle Tenn. Press Asso. , 4: Chairman of Safety Council, 3. HOWARD CAMPBELL, Academic, Tennis Team, 2,4: Fire Patrol 2,3,4: Key Club, 3.4: B. G. F. , 4: Safety Council, 2: ROTC, 2: Spanish, 2,3: Allied Youth, 3. FLOY MAE CAMPSEY, Academic-Commercial, Band, 2.3.47 Library Club, 2: Dramatic Guild, 2: Gir1's Glee Club, 2: Mass Chorus, ,, 2: Monitor, 4: Allied Youth, 2,3,4: B. G. F., 4: Red Cross Rep. , H. R. Secretary, 2: H. R. Vice Pres. , 3: Y-Teens, 2. V, BETTY SUE CANTRELL, Academic-Commercial, Cheerleader, 2,3: Basketball Team, 2: Tennis Team, 3: ROTC Sponsor, 2, 3: Student Council, 2.4: Civinette Club, 3,4: Y-Teens, 2,3,4: President, 2: Social Chairman, 4: Football Queen, 4: Attendant to Queen, 2,3: Pep Club, 3: Prom Committee, 2,3: Monitor, 2,3: Latin Club, 2,3: Treasurer of Senior Class, 4: B. G. F. , 4: President, 4:.Friendliest Girl, 4: Best All-Round, 4: Most Popular, 4. MAURICE CANTRELL, Academic, Football, 2,3,4: Basketball, 3.4: Latin Club, 2,3: Hi-Y, 2,3,4: B. G. F., 4: Monitor, 3: ROTC, 2: Track, 3.4: Safety Council, 3. 1 ' I K 1. -.L 3 ' if- 3 t g R ' J, , at X1 V - X X DORRIS CARR, Academic, D. O. , 4: ROTC Color Guard, 2. CHARLES CARTER, Academic, Civitan Club, 3.4: Secretary, 4: Allied Youth, 2, 3,4: Science Club, 2: Secretary, 4: Delegate Volunteer Boy's State, 3: Grey Eagle Staff, 4: Eagle Staff, 2, 3,4: Ensemble, 2,3,4: Lettered, 2, 3,4: Male Chorus, 2,3,4: All-State Chorus, 3, 4: Student Council, 3: Latin Club, 2, 3: Most Dignified Boy, 4: Honor Society, 3,4: Salutatorian. 4. LA UNA CARTER, Academic-Commerci Monitor, 2: Allied Youth, 2: Band, 2, 3,4: All City Band, 3, ll te Band, 3: B. G. F. , 4' Gir1's Glee Club, 2- Mass Chorus 0 I ll ! JIMMY CATE, Academic, President of S r h All-Round Boy, 4: Honor Society, 4: Student Cou , tschding Junior Boy, 3: Outstanding Sophomore, 2: Civitan, 3, : gt. , Arms, 3: President, 4: Allied Youth, 2, 3, 4: Treasurer, 3: Presi , 4: Science Club, 4: B. G. F. , 4: Rifle Team, 3,4: Alt. Captain,3: Captain, 4: President's Cabinet, 3: Dramatic Guild, 3: Latin Club, 2,3: Vice President, 3: H. R. President, 2,3,4. XA! fi c lhf :VI 415+ I 1,-1.1 'J jfff' 44 -1, V lf WAYNE CAVENDER Academlc B G F 4 Fishing Club 3 Lrbrar Club 3 Dramat1cGu1ld 3 4 Allred Youth 3 4 N 4 B eam Football 2 Track Team 3 4 H R Red Cross Rep 2 Monttor 3 CHARLES DAVID CIVILS Academtc Tennrs Team 3 4 Rifle eam 2 Allred Youth 2 3 4 Crvrtan Club 4 Student Counctl 3 4 Pres1dentsCab1net 4 Dramat1cGu11d 4 BUFORD CRAIN Academic .SEIGENTHM-EL CHARLENE COBB Academic Commercxal Lrbrary Club 3 YTeens 2 3 B G F 4 All1edYouth 4 D O Club 4 za... 'NLG' AA' l x.1 M, Q 'K' :AJ RY ANN COLE Academlc Basketball Team 2 3 D Club 4 Y Teena 2 1f4'il'x' RANDALL coma ff A cademic V X V STELLA CONQUEST Academxc Commercxal Y Teens 2 3 G1rlsG1ee Club 3 4 Allied Youth 2 B G F 4 Monitor 2 3 HAROLD CLAYTON Academtc, Hi Y 2 3 4 Chaplain 3 4 Allred Youth, 4 Football Team 2 3 4 B G F 4 Chapuun 4 Student Councll 2 3 H R. Treasurer 4 Monitor 2 3 Ea le Staff 4 ROTC 2 3 Fue Patrol 3 January Senior Class rest ent MITT Academlc Football 2 3 4 B G F 4 O EARL COVINGTON Academic Commerctal ROTC Band 2 Spanish Club, 2, 3.4, Key Club, 2,3,4g Ftre Patrol, 3.4, B. , . 4, Band, 2,3,4. xf 31 Co fofhan N ' MARY COX, Academic-Commercial, Monitor, 2, Y-Teens, 3.4, , Allied Youth. 4, B. G. F., 4, civmene, 4, v. P. ofa. R., 2, N President of H. R. . 2, Cheerleader, 4. 'w 1. 5 BARBARA COX, Academic, Band, 2,3,4, B. G. F., 4, Ensembleuf-5 6 3.4, Glee Club, 2,3,?, Chorus, 2,3,4, A 1 City Band, 4, Eagle Club, 2.3, Eagle Stal' . 2, Y-Teens. 4, Student Council, 3, Q Dramatic Guild, 2,3,4, Key Member, 2, lettered. 2, Monitor. .3 2.3. .J sl fffoxweu. GAIL CRANCH. Academic-Commercial, Honor Societ . 3, Most Courteous Sophomore, 2, Eagle Staff. 4, Grey Eagle Stag. 3, Lettered, 4, Eagle Club., 2,3,4, B. G. F. , 4, Secretary, 4, H. R. Secretary. 2', Photo Club, 3, Secretary, 3, Ensemble, 3.4, Lettered 3.4, Monitor, 2,3,4, Glee Club, 2,3,4, Chorus, 2.3.4, Allied Youth, 2,3,4, Dramatic Guild, 2.3, Band. 3, Lettered. 3, Y-Teens. 2,3,4, Middle Tenn. H. S. Press Association, 2.3.4, Secretary- Treasurer of Jan. Senior Class, 4. LILY LOUISE DAVY Academic -Commercial -, 4. -Aff- .fi-.U 'l' J ' ga, ,af Q Y GENE DILLARD. Academic-Commercial, B. G. F. . 4, Vice President 4, Eagle Staff, 4, Football, 3.4, Baseball, 2.4, Hi-Y. 3. 4, ROTC, 2, Secretary of H. R. . 3. GOOKIH GRUNELL DILLON, Academic-Commercial, Y-Teens, 2,3,4, Glee Club, 2, 3.4, Red Cross, 2, B. G. F. , 4, Cheerleader, 4, Mass Chorus, 2.3.4, H. R. President, 2, Monitor, 2.3.4. V7 2 , . T - ' ...JAC 'L' h 6 A' . fi 44 5 ' A' if 4 ' , 1,-' A V4 1 'if CLEVELAND DIXON c demic Head onitor Student Council 3, Football mnager, 3.3, civrwi, 3.4, B. G. 15.34, Fire Chief. 3.4. DAVID DORRIS, Academic, Dramatic Guild. 2.3.4, Key'Club, 3.4, Secretary, 4, N. F. L. . 4, President's Cabinet, 4, Allied outh, 3.4, B. G. F. , 4, H. R. Presi ent, 2 970 C Q H. T5 5, NANCY DORRIS, Academic-Commercial. Gir1's Glee Club, 2. 3, 4, Y-Teens, 2,3,4, Dramatic Guild, 2, Choms, 2,3.4: B. G. F. . 4, Library Club, 2.3, Lettered, 2, Office Staff, 2. ANN DOUG LAS Academic I 1 K X XJ A J 'Y . 'lx gy -1 M J ' . In A 3 f 'y A xr. I M 4 , MILBREY DOZIER, Academic-Commercial, Glee Club, 2,3,4g Allied Youth, 25 B. G. F. , 4g Y-Teens, 2,3,4g Attendant to Homecoming Queen, 3g Cheerlea r, 4g Prettiest Girl, 4. JIMMY DUKE ' Academic W' AT EN DUKE Academic Commerclal Dramat1cGu1ld 2 3 Y Teens 2 Home Ec Club 3 Presrdent 3 Allred Youth 2 3 D O 3 4 V Pres H R 2 L1braryClu RedCross 2 T 851 34 ff? BARBARA FAYE FARRELL, Academrc Latm Club 2 3 Red Cross 2 Allred Youth 2 3 4 Allred Youth Program Charrman 4 Lrbrary Staff 2 Dramat1cGu1ld 2 3 Y Teens 2 3 4 Program Charrman 2 Monrtor 3 Offlce Staff 4 H R Chaplaln 4 G1rlsG1ee Club 2 Chorus 2 3 ANN FINCH, Academic Commerclal Y Teens 2 3 4 B 4 G1rl s Glee Club 2 SHIRLEY FINN Academ1c Commerc1al Basketball Team Y Teens 2 3 GirlsGlee Club 2 3 Art Club 2 B G F 4 Offrce Staff 2 Lrbrary Club 2 Spamsh Club 2 Safety Counc1l 4 BARBARA FISHER Academrc Commercral Llbtary Club 2 3 B G F 4 Allred Youth 3 Secretary ofH R 3 D O Club 4 ANNETTE FLUTY Academxc Commercral Transferred from Lxtton Y Teens 3 B G F 4 Al11ed Youth .J J- I' wt 'fy 0 0' ,. JI 4M A! 'vi' LV! ff'z!C, C! Lu-J YJ ,Li 'AAJ X Mr I FREDDIE FORD Academrc Commercial Ensemble 2 3 4 Eagle Club 3 4 Monrtor 2 3 4 Dramatlc Gulld 2 3 Allred Youth 2 3 4 Home Room Vrce Prestdent 2 Chorus 2 3 4 Tennrs Team 3 4 Bowhng Team 3 4 Captaxn 4 Tumbling Team 3 Red Cross 4 Pres1dentsCab1net 4 B G F Treasurer 4 PA1sY Fosmz Academic Commerclal ,cc N - K if , ' - K ' , U ' ' , , 3 B.G.F.',4: . . ,.: ., '. . .,'g b, 2gIr.'4, : . . 1 I-il' . I. ,fel -func ' ,gf -52 L , Lf f' I I. '19 ff' ,Tiff 'fi Ill' I ' ' - ' . - . . . : . G. F., 9 Q ' , v n 2: 33:4 ' 1 I. n 'n o 1 V: ' 'M-Y I 43' if -v 3 sv, rdf: 'Q fu . ' L at A 7 . ' R l so 1 Tyco! ' 'M - M ig ' if VL.- 4 A' I Jr., in - ,Y 5 P 1-: 'v-- ',- ,,.q.,A lk, A ' V 4 . : .' 1 '. . 5 i' . : . : X g g 9 p 0 o Oi 9 9 N f l ALTON FRYE Academic N F L 2 3 4 Nashvxlle Extempore Speech Champlon 3 Dramatic 2 3 4 Vlce Pres 4 Al11ed Youth 3 4 B G F 4 Latln Club 3 4 Spamsh Club 3 Ctvltan 3 4 Vxce Presldent 4 Presxdent 4 Presldent of H R 3 4 Stude Counc1l Rep 2 Presrdent of Student Body QFall and Spnngj 4 ANNETTE GENTRY Academic Llbrary 2 Laun Club 2 3 Dramat1cGu11d 3 4 Vice Pres1dent 4 All1ed Youth 3 4 Ctvmettes 4 N F L 4 B G F 4 Eagle Staff 4 Grey Eagle Staff 4 Y Teens 2 A! IEANETTE GIBSON Academic Glee Club 2 L1brary Club 3 O BETTY GILLIAM Academxc Commercial ANNA GLASGOW Academtc Commercral Home Ec Club Secretary 3 Y Teens 2 3 4 Majorette 4 B G F 4 Ban 4 Red Cross 2 Lmbrary Staff 2 MARVIN GOODMAN, Academic Football 4 Band 2 3 4 Key Club 3 4 Presldent 3 4 Prestdent s Cabrnet H Prestdent 3 Home Room Vxce Pres 2 All Crt Ban 3 Grey Eagle Staff 4 Al11ed Youth 2 3 4 Sctence C ub 4 ELIZABETH ANN GOODWIN Academic Commercral Basketball Team 2 AP: J BARBARA GORE ACBJCIHIC Commerclal Y Teens 2 3 Presldent 2 Honor Socxety 3 4 B G F 4 Allied Youth 3 Secretar Cwmettes 3 4 Vtce Presldent 4 Cheerleader 3 4 Class Prop et 4 V1ce Pres of Jan Semor Class 4 IDA GOWER Academrc Commercral DAVID GREEN Academic '5' 5 . . . .. . '. : ' i r 1' n u n 1. -n 2. I v 9. P . no on I v n I I I I v a F . : ' . : . .. . : nt .. : ' . . 1 p . 1. D ' 1: . . ' :n p u n P u 2 1 v I o I o a on Q Q . of P n : 1 I - . ' , v -I M X D4 L ., ,YQ . rl , W A V L . 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A ,Af RAY GREEN Academic SARA SUE GROSMAIRE Academic-Commercial Librar 2 3- Vice Pres , 2 Glee Club 2 3 Ensemble 3 Allied outh 4 D O Club 3 4- Dramatic Gu' d 2 3- LatinC ub 2 3- Y-Teens ROBERT HALL YVONNE HALL Academic Academxc D .016 LN DANIEL HARPER, Academic Football 2 4 H1 Y 2 3 4 R T C 2 3 Male Chorus 2 3 B G F 4 FishlngC1ub 2 PresidentsCabinet 3 N F L 2 3 Monitor 2 3 JOYCE FAYE HARRIS Academic Commercial Vice President of Home Room 3 Student Councrl Rep 4 Allied Youth Club 3 4 Chairman 2 B G F 4 Office Staff 3 Home Ec Club 3 Glee Club 4 Chorus 4 QW, LAKETA HARTMAN Academic Allied Youth 3 4 Library 2 Presldent 2 B G F 4 Dramatic Guild 3 4 Spanish 2 3 Secretary of Home Room 4 Red Cross 2 Glee Club 4 BETTY HATCHER Academic Library Club 3 Allled Youth 3 VlcePres1dent Dramauc Guild 3 D O 4 TGLL 4 FRIEDA HARVEY AC3dCm1C W C HAWKINS Academxc Football 2 4 B G F 4 Spamsh Club 2 Band 3 . 0 o , 1' . n I 131. ' , 9 019 ' ' ' 9 I' 3. E ,al cf A ' .X 04-'I- ' Liv! 'Ak Aglu r I 0 : I U o : c on Secretary, 4g Y:-Teens, 2,4g Monitor.,'2,i4g Spanish Club, 2,3g Social D , . .. . : : .33 I h 2, 4 ' 1-, , xi '14 I WAYNE HEATH, Academic, Allied Youth. 2.3.4: Hi-Y. 4: Key Club, 3: Monitor, 3.4: Football, 3.4: B. G. F. , 4: R. O. T. C. . 2: Science Club, 3. HARRY HEMMERLY. Academic, Civitian, 4: B. G. F. . 4: Male Chorus, 4: Fire Patrol, 4: Library Staff, 4. WILMA HICKS, Academic. Spanish Club, 2,3.4: Glee Club, 2,3.4pEnSel'l'lb16, 3.4: Red Cross. 3: B. G. F. . 4: Eagle Club, 3.4. FRANCES HIGGINS. Academic, Dramatic Guild. 2: Allied Youth, 2.4: Y-Teens. 2.4: Library Club, 2: Home Ec. Club, 3: B. G. F.. 4: D. O.. 3.4. 4 'B Wd 5 09 MM ' W hwfd 4 J BUFORD HILL DONALD HOFF Academic Academic JOYCE HONEYCUTT, Academic-Commercial, Transferred from ' Howard, 3: Library Club. 3: D. 0. . 4: Student Council. 4. .4 Mamorur HUGHES, Academic-Commercial, Glee Club, 3, ' 'A if I Y-Teens, 2, 3: Allied Youth. 2: Home Room Vice President, - 0 M B. G. F.. 4. ' XJ MM WP ea'1W rx' 'Rf 1' Y M1 GERALD HURST. Academic. Key Club, 4: President: Band, 2, 3.4, Vice President: Male Chorus, 4: B. G. F. . 4: Allied Youth, 2.3. IOSEPHINE JARED, Academic, Ensemble, 3.4: Glee Club, 2.3,4: Honor Society. 3: Allied Youth. 3: Majorerte. 4: Home Room Vice President, 2: Y-Teens, 2.3: B. G. F. . 4: Choms. 2.3.4: Fire '. Patrol. 4. BILL JARRETT, Academic, Allied Youth, 3,45 B. G. F.. 4: Civitan Club, 3,45 Male Chorus, 2,3,4g Ensemble, 3,4g Eagle Club, 2, 3. RONALD JOHNSON, Academic, Football, 2,3,4g Lettered, 3.4: H'-Y 2 3 4- B G F 4- Fire Patrol 4 Allied Youth 4- Basketball Team Manager 3 YVONNE JOHNSON Academic-Commercial, Home Ec ' - eens 2g B G F JESSE JONES Academic L N fd-44 a 'Q, GRA la 4.A,f,'ve1g.Z. ' -4 JO ANN JORDAN Academic Commercial Y Teens 2 3 Science Club 2 Glee Club 3 4 Chorus 3 4 Ea le Club 4 Allred Youth 4 D O Treasurer 4 ice Presr ent Home Room 2 Tdrl 4 Spams Club 2 PEGGY ANN JOYCE Academic Transferred from Litton 3 B G 4 GirlsGlee Club 3 4 Chorus 3 4 17-Jie-ff V F 4 D O 4 T8rI 4 Key Club 3 Monitor 3 All City Band ANN LINDER Academic Commercial BILL LINDER Academic JEWELL LYLE Academic Commercial Ensemble 2 3 4 Glee Club 2 3 4 Y Teens 2 3 B G F 4 Library Staff 2 Allred Youth 234ChOl'LlS 234 qv J if 'L -nv 'X-U X 1 I lill 0 'I I I : I I I on 293: Y T . . . .. 4. f ai Huff Lf ., Z I 1 1 151 4' 1 t. : '. . at -. .: - ..c?:'B-'Ci F.. : . ' 9 ' f 1 I 0 Go 'fl I I 1 xl U, ' 5, fl - ,J BILLY RAY LAW, Academic, Band, 2,3,4g O. T. C., 2: B. G. 32am 1 0 ur r n n n p o Q 4 ...,.'::- '. '..:.. . 1. :' Z . : ' 15 K' f ff of if ,ar fa ml! .L . LV 1 - 1 uf 'lr f A l Ll' Q. ' ,BMW KX JOHN LYLE. Academic, Ensemble, 2,3,4: Male Chorus, 2,3,4: Chorus, 2.3.4. HATTIE MALONE. Academic-Commercial. Monitor. 3.4: Allied Youth. 4: Glee Club, 4: Mass Chorus, 4: Ensemble. 4: Y-Teens, 4: Dramatic Guild, 4: B. G. F. 4: Home Room Devotional Chairman, 4: N. F. L. 4. , L .L :J-4 n. . 5. , 4 A 1-1.56254 RUSSELL MARTIN, Academic, Band. 2,3,4: R. O. T, C.. 2: R, O. T. C. Band, 2: All City Band, 3.4: Civitans. 3.4: Allied Youth, 2: Latin Club. 2.3.4. WAYNE MARTIN, Academic, Male Chorus. 3.4: Pop Club, 2: Ensemble, 4: Civitans, 4: Mass Chorus, 3.4: R. 0. T. JC. . 2.3. '7 v A 'f t t ' 1' f . . , 1. 3, V n .. U 5' 7 'L . ,V if -ML' LARRY MAYFIELD. Academic, Football, 3: Lettered. 3: Ensemble, 2,3,4: Male Choaurs, 2,3,4: Chorus, 2.3.4. B+? GAIL MAYHEW. Aca emic-Commercial. Allied Youth, 2,3,4: Vice President, 4: Civinettes, 3.4: President, 4. Student Court, 2, 3.4: Secretary, 4: Chief Justice, 4: B. G. F. , 4: Chaplain, 4: Eagle Staff, 2.3: Co Editor. 3: Co Editor. 3: Eagle Club, 2, 3: Grey Eagle staff: 3.4: Ensemble 2,3,4: Glee Club, 2, 3.4: Chorus, 2,3,4: onor Society, 3: Latin Clu . 2: Prom Committee 2,3,4: Del. Tenn. Association of Student Council, 3: Class Historian, 4. .4 14 if 4 A -gf, M. 1 Aw 'F ' ,X sf A-. : WAVY MC CLANA HAN Academic-Commercial BOB MC CONNELL, Academic-Commercial. R. O. T. C. 2: B Team Basketball 2: Football Manager, 3.4: B. G. F. 4: Vice President of Home Room. 4. 'L .5 , - 'J .il 'Y lggv ' I LMA I vc 0 P' f .1 ' . 'iff J , A JBA' WILLIE GRAY MC DONALD. Academic-Commercial, Library Club. 2.3: President, 3: Art Club. 2, 3.4: President. 4: Secretary, 3: Home Ec. Club, 2.3: B. G. F. 4: Grey Eagle Staff, 4. DAVl'D MC INTOSH. Academic-Commercial, Latin, 2,3,4: Allied Youth. 2. 3.4: Key Club, 3.4: Science Club. 4. BOBBY MC KEE Academic Commerc1al Honor Socrety Civrtan 3 4 Allred Youth 3 4 B G F 4 Latm Club 2 Student Councrl 4 Valedrctorlan 4 BARBARA MEDLEY Academlc Commercral 1 1 I C 4 FL R. LUCY MEDLEY Academlc Glee Club 2 3 Chorus 2 3 B G F 4D O 4 T851 4Off1ceStaff 3 DOUGLAS MEREDITH Academlc Latm Club 2 3 C1v1tan Club 3 4 Allred Youth 3 4 B G G 4 , T' JERRY MERRYMAN 4 JR Academrc SHIRLEY MERRYMAN, Academrc Commercxal Llbrary Club 2 Spamsh Club 2 3 Y Teens 4 Eagle Club 4 B G F 4 YRS JOYCE MILLER Academrc Commercral Eagle Club 4 Ass1stantEdxtor 4 Y Teens 2 Latm Club 2 3 B G F 4 Crvmettes 4 Red Cross 4 V1cePres1dent 4 Presldent of Home Room 3 Student Counc1lRepresentat1ve 2 3 Grey Eagle Staff 4 Attendant to Homecomrng Queen 3 Damttest Gul 4 MostD1gn1f1edG1r1 4 Vrce Presxdent of Home Room HERMAN MOORE Academrc Student Councrl 2 Student Court 3 Monrtor 2 H1 Y 2 3 4 Prom Commlttee 3 Football 2 3 4 Alternate Football Captam 4 Most Valuable 4 Lettered 3 4 Male Chorus 2 3 Chorus 2 3 B G F 4 Sgt at Arms 4 Home Room Presrdent 3 56,211 5 1 9' M TUCKER MOORE Academic Commercral Monrtor 4 Allred Youth 3 Treasurer 4 R O T C 2 Fue Patrol 4 Crvrtans 4 Key Club 3 Dramat1cGu1ld 4 Latm Club 2 3 Grey Eagle Staff 4 B G F 4 Latm Club 2 3 Student Councll 4 Science Clu 3 SANDRA MOORE Academrc Commercral B G G 4 Allred Youth 4 Y Teens 2 3 Art Club 2 3 'Bw-D -4. In . 1. ' . 1 . I 1 314: 1 1 :I .1 1.: o o 11 I 1 131 1 I 1 - . - - 11135313 K5 ffi C gig. I-33 lr, 1 A f Y ' T In I4 4 L ,QA 4 L 134' L 7 51 L, . A L 'ZF-'?'1fF'v Htl- f Ai! 'L Q.:-C. lit 4 f N41 . ' . I . . : . . : . U UI : 0 UI : I : 1 I . U . O . 9 I : . ' U l : I I : U U ll 0 'I .- ll I g L . r ' Q -A 1 g J 1 4 A 1' - if 4 1 ' vv n fn cj it Q, .4 . . - . D . . 3 1 1 I ' 1 E 0 1 1 I 0 01 5 Home Room Secretary, 4g Dramatrc Gutld, 2. X13 ' 1, 4 Dv ts. ff .,,, ' . 1 0 ' . . 1 1 1 1 S ' 1 I 1 1 : o Q 01 : . : . . ' ' . : ' . : ' . ' ' . . :' i 1 I , I ' : . . ' : . . 'Z' D l I ' I l ' I : I 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1.3 1 1 1 1 1 S . I 1 S 1 1 I 1 ' 1 3 1 1 I . . U 2 - 1 3 , . ' 4' -L , i I 4 . Q, X 1' 4 f 1 ' 1 . 1 1- 0 , I : U :' U O. I 0 :I I : I I 1 I ' . Z . 1 Z. , I . 1 . I 1 .I 1 S b, . 1 ' ' . 1 - - -I I ' 1 : ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 . 5 in ,L ax ,Q 4 A ff 4 , ' v A H ' sg, 5 I .1 F .. , I 0 ' I I 1 5' I sv 1 4- I -4 f - f Q V A A Y I ll DON Moms, Academic, R. o. T. c., 2: Football, 4:BaSketb811 Manager, 3: Allied Youth, 2: B. G. F. , 3: Monitor, 4: Tennis Team 2. MILDRED MOSS, Academic-Commercial. Dramatic Guild, 2,3,4: Vice President, 3, President. 4: N.F.L. . 2,3,4: Vice President. 3: Ensemble 2,3,4: Glee Club, 2,3,4: Eagle Club, 3,4: Grey Eagle Staff, 3.4: Civinettes, 3.4: Chaplain, 3: Student Council. 3.4: Vice President of Student Body, 4: Most outstanding sophomore, 2: WittiestGirl, 4:Wll1-Maker, 4. EMMA JEAN MYATT, Academic-Commercial, Home Ec. Club, 3: Library Club. 3: Secretary, 3: Honor Society, 3.4: B. G. F. . 4: Y-Teens, 4: P. T. S. A. Rep.. 4. BARBARA NABORS. Academic-Commercial, Glee Club, 2,3,4: Y-Teens, 2,3,4: Red Cross, 4: President. 4: Dramatic Guild, 2,3,4: B. G. F. , 4: Ensemble, 4: Allied Youth, 2,3,4: Eagle Staff, 4: Monitor, 2,3,4: Fire Patrol, 3.4: Latin C1llb.'2,3. , -.4 SAL jp ' . 1 , f v ,'. .,,, 1' X A J-W ' 2' ' . .gl ,. LOWANDA NASH, Academic-Commercial, Monitor. 3: Allied Youth, 2,3,g: Procgtam Chr. 4: Secretary, 4: Civinettes, 3.4: Chaplain 4: lee lub, 2,3.4: Ensemble, 2.3, :Honor Societ , 2, 334: Secretary Home Room, 3,4: B. G. F. . 4: grey Eagle Stafy, 4: gle Club, 3: Latin Club, 2.3. JOY NEVILLE. Academic-Commercial. Y-Teens, 2: Allied Youth, 2,?,4: Treasurer, 4: Dramatic Guild, 2, 3, 4: Key Member, 3, 4: Sc ence Club, 2: Red Cross, 2: Student Council, 3.4: Basket all Team. 2, 3,t:ClV1l'letteS, 3.4: Secretarya, 4: Latin Club, z,3: President. 3: . G. F.. 4: Secretary. 4: fflce Staff, 3: Honor Society, 2.3: Eagle Staf , 4: Grey agle Staff. . ,., . 4 J 54 W? If ' 4? ljletdjhx L Mt , A 'final cfri. ' - -V 'L,l,n?' by ANSll. NIPPB , Academic, ommercial, G1 Club, 2: Mass Chorus. 2: Stu ent Counci1lf2,3.4: Library ub, 2.3: D. O., 3.4: T 8: I, 3.4: Y-Teena. 3. DYCE ORRAND, Academic, Library Club, 2: Glee Club, 2.3: Home Ec. Club, 3: B. G. F. 4. ANN OLDHAM, Academic-Commercial, Spanish Club, 3: B. G. G. , 4: Y-Teena, 3.4: Dramatic Guild. 3,4:Al1led Youth, 4: Home Room Vice President, 3: Monitor, 3. 1 ' l r 9 39 4: Y-Teens, 2, 3.4: Allied Youth, 4: Dramatic Guild, 4: B. G. F. . 4: Eagle Club, 4: Mass Chorus, 4 IEANETTE PARKER Academic Commercial Glee Club 2 X? , Mi.: RONALD PARKINSON Academxc D O 4 T8LI 4 Eagle Club KAY PARMAN Academic Commercial Al11ed Youth 2 Latln Club 2 Y Teens 3 4 Llbrary Club 2 B G F 4 DOROTHY PITTS Academlc Commerc1al Laun Club 2 3 A1l1ed uth 4 B G F BETTY POMEROY Academic Commerc1al V ,f JAMES PRINCE Academic Footbal 2 3 4 Basketball Manager 2 H1 Y 2 3 4 F1re Patrol 2 3 MORIIOI 2 3 4 B G F O T C 2 Safety Counc1l 2 OLIVER REYNOLDS Academ1c Baseball 3 4 Basketball 2 3 4 Track Team 3 4 Football 4 L1brar Club 3 F1re Patrol 2 3 H1 Y B G F 4 V1cePres1dent 4 Sa ety Counc1l 2 Momtor C :LJ ij 3 lr' X v NADINE RICE, Academxc Band 2 3 4 Alhed Youth 3 4 B G F 4 Glee Club 2 Dramat1cGu1ld 2 Sclence Club 4 A11C1ty Band 3 4 Youth Symphony 2 Sophomore Y Teens 2 Laun Club 2 4 CA ROL ROWLETTE Academxc Commerc1al ll! J9f 'H' 'JM x 'Age-vp 44' 34, 137 I' DOROTHY RUSSELL AC3dCm1C Commerc1al Student Counc1l Rep 2 D O Club 4 CAROLYN SAVAGE Academic Band 3 4 Alhed Youth 2 Monxtor 2 3 4 2,3:R. o. T. C.,2.' ' H ' ' : ' Y0 . : . . .', 4. , - a ' I ' ' g I I Q ,, 4 i . , A A 5 if 33,0 4 -4 ' 'Ay 2 -f -' 71 YP- i I -J t I TOY I 1 3 rg I l 3.: '-. ,..:' t. ,: ' . . ..4:R. an. H ff' .2 I fn 4 ,NIJ Y . f A Y . :A af' r .. f' if . ,HV is A S ,g . 1 v fly r 3 Q Xu H x' A ' A I - . A L AQ- ,, if Ex kb,-9 Ln. -' , ,V 1 'I .F I - l '- -1 ,.-Q 5.2, 'L' ..N,fS c QT - 0 J' 4,23 be ,D M J! ' ' af' lg- fm, .ff fr-'X l 4 I ft 4 JIMMY SAVAGE, Academic, Band, 2, 35 Eagle Photographer, 35 Eagle Club, 35 Monitor, 45 ROTC, 25 Science Club, 45 Spanish Club, 2, 35 Fire Patrol, 45 Grey Eagle Staff, 4. JOYCE SCHURMAN, Academic, Latin Club, 25 Spanish Club, 3,45 Allied Youth, 2,3,4g Dramatic Guild, 2, 3,45 Secretary, 45 Eagle Club B G F Chorus Ensemble .4:. . ..'4: .4:' 1 .4:N.F.L..3.4: Secretary, 45 Debating Team, 45 Pres1dcnt's Cabinet, 45 Glee Club,4. RUTH SEAY, Academic-Commercial, Dramatic Guild, 2,3,45 Treasurer, 45 Key Member, 35 Allied Youth, 2, 3, 45 Secretary, 45 Civinettes, 3,45 Sgt. at Arms, 45 Student Council, 45 B. G. F., 45 Esnemble, 3,45 Glee Club, 2,3,45 Latin Club, 2, 3, BILLY SEIVER, Academic-Commercial, Basketball, 2,3,45 Lettered, 3,45 Baseball, 2,3,45 Lettered, 2,3,45 Football, 45 B. G. F., 45 Hi-Y, 45 Monitor, 4. .DTE vV4R.T JACKIE SHEARON, Academic, Allied Youth, 25' Monitor, 3,45 Y-Teens, 2, 3,45 Office Staff, 25 Red Cross, 35 Eagle Staff, 2: Home Ec. Club, 25 B. G. F., 45 Glee Club, 3. , -1 ' f, i ' S K PATRICIA SHIRLEY J I A I 55 sf 15 X fi Academic-Commercial ' -L -'W M J! r ' c vp ' -W 'L 1 'ly A ' H J f gg . 0 V v , A-,I JC! , -- L. K f ' X - . L Q , V , WL X a l 4 VK- X X X t A Flame 'l A A-2 '- i 'x . 45 . I . NANCY SHIRLEY, Academic-Commerciaf Transferred from Litton, 35 Latin Club, 35 Monitor, 35 Glee Club, 3,45 Chorus, 3,45 Ensemble, 45 Y-Teens, 3,45 Grey Eagle Staff, 45 B, G. F, , 45 Red Cross Representative, 3,4. IDA JO SIMPSON, Academic, Latin Club, 2,35 Ensemble, 2, 3,45 Accompanist, 45 Girl's Glee Club, 2,3,45 Chorus, 2,3,45 Inter-High Student Council Representative, 45 Office Staff, 3,45 Eagle Staff, 35 Assistant Co-Editor, 35 Editor, Grey Eagle, 45 Civinettes, 3,45 President, 45 Allied Youth, 2, 3,45 B. G. F. , 45 Co-Program Chairman, 45 Safety Council, 45 Honor Society, 35 Treasurer, 3. ROBERT SIMS, Academic, Football, 2,35 Lettered, 2,35 Manager, 45 Home Room Chaplain, 35 Hi-Y, 2,3,45 President, 45 Treasurer, 45 R. O. T. C., 25 Nashville Hi-Y Council. 4. HELEN SISCO, Academic-Commercial, Y-Teens, 3,45 B. G. F., 457 K . . ' ' f Band, 3, Home Ec. . 3, Allied Youth, 3. V 111:17 ff. 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V ,,X M CRAIG SMITH Academic Hi-Y 4- Football 3 4-B G F. 4' Monrror 4 R, O T C 2 SafetyCounc1l 3 Allred Youth 3 Tenms Team 2 3 4 IANE ELLEN SMITH Academrc Commerclal Glee Club 2 3 4 Ensemble 2 3 4 Allred Youth 2 3 4 Dramat1cGu11d 3 Crvmeues 4 Treasurer 4 Chorus 2 3 4 All State Chorus 3 4 Latm Club 2 3 Secretary 3 F 4 Gr Ea aff 4 Representatlve 4,1 411 JANE SOUTHERLAND Academlc Commercral JAMES SPURLIN Academrc PATSY STALLINGS Academic Commercral Glee Club 2 3 ann Club 2 Spanrsh Club 2 3 4 Lrbrary Club 2 Chorus 2 3 Ensemble 3 428 G F 4 YBETTY sUE STARKS Academrc Glee Club 2 3 Chorus 2 3 SHIRLEY STEWART Academrc Commercxal Glee Club 2 3 4 Y Teens 2 3 4 Scrence 2 Lrbrary Club 2 3 Monrtor Staff 3 B G F 4 Dramat1cGu1ld 3 Chorus 2 3 4 WAYNE SULLIVAN Academrc C1v1tans 4 B G F 4 I-ue Patrol 4 Span1shCub 3 4 Monrtor 3 DELORES SWALLOWS Academrc Commercral Y Teens 2 3 4 A111ed Youth 2 3 Monrtor 2 Glee Club 2 3 4 Ensemble 2 3 4 Grey Eagle Staff 4 H R Presrdem 3 4 Crvrnerres 4 B G F 4 Cheerleader 4 FootballQueen Attendant 4 DOROTHY JEAN TAYLOR Academrc Commercral Glee Club 2 3 Chorus 2 3 Office Staff 3 B G F 4 S QB. G. '.,' 'ey gle St , 'gP'. S.A. ' ' .4- , .7Q,3-- 4- .L rua 'fo N A ' - ' 4. A ' , ' 4 it . rj. ,Q A it Z vi Y , S fr . 4 , I .1 ' . I 1 n r 14: L . : , . ,: . : , .,4: 4 T ,I . .!. . .. . 4 Q Office Staff, 2: Red Cross, 3gY-Teens, 2,3,4'gB:C9,,F., 4,. ' ' 1- , KN- 5 C 'X - z, 3 r' n x 'L 4- , L4 'Af . . .'. 'z ' ' ' '. : .', . - ' .. X r . I ' 4 C J lo ' FRED RUSSELL TERRY Academrc Commercxal D O 3 4 T8n C I 3 4 Student Council 2 Clvitans 4 URBAIN THIBADEAUX Academic R O T C 2 Band 2 ifvfla Key Club 4 N F 1. ZyZsj212iLm1eVcBo 4 Q ef Z4f1K T5L0Nv! LCC, 1' BENTON TIPPETT Academic R O 'I' C 2 Ke Club D Y 3 411 HERSHEL TRAVIS Academlc Band 2 3 4 R O T C 2 R T d T RICHARD TURNER Academic Band 2 3 4 Monitor 4 Key Club 4 Art Club 4 Ea le Photo rapher R O T C , 2 Fire Patrol 4 8 8 4 PEGGY ANN UNDERWOOD Hoo PE fc Academtc Commerclal If-1 Y , aj! LA-0 FRANK VEDDER Academic JAMES VICKERS Academic Civ1tan 4 Fue Patrol 4 B G F '-N 4Jf'Alxf'3'35-2-'J' ffF!f4-fffvfafzbfvizavlf G 'tMKs2ui fo A 45541 ANITA VINSON, Academic, Glee Club, 2,3g Chorus, 2,3, Art Club, 2,3, D, O. Club, 4, B. G. F. 4. T 81. I, 4. REBECCA JOY WACHTEL, Academic, Ensemble, 2,4, Allied Youth, 2,4, Dramatic Guxld, 2,4, Glee Club, 2,4, Student Councll, 2, Lann Club, 2,4, Y Teens, 2,4, Eagle Club, 4, Chorus. X 4 'J -022.4 of c.,f f r K . A 7 .' ' L, f' ,- f ff-v -'- 14- E ' - ' .X X' sr X K, :V fl-'A' I 47 A f ' ' J 75 ' ' ' 1 M - ' . ' C 1? -. Af . R' 5 H ' - ' Ki, 6 1 gd Y , if X' ' ' ' , L f fa! ' , I u 4 L, .Ay 5 .. 1 f I K.- rf O' ' : I' 4. , . . . . .. . . . . o. .C,,B3ll,2.:D,O,,4:, arf. ' ' ' ' H ' ' 9 n V , K4 If' M ' . rf 1 I, f' 3, if JL ww I -I .rf ff! 1 4 . ij' A Q F 6 l . Y' ' ' I . 1: V , I 15 -444211-L Jill. .4 X, A V103 '5 . 4 - J x 4 his K . ' K ,Q 'Ny gf nr 241+ f f r QE ag, r-ragga 2 'W BETTY WALDEN, Academic-Commercial, Y-Teens, 2: Library Club 3: Monitor, 3: D. O. 4, BETTY WALKER, Academic-Commercial, Library Club, 2: Monitor, 2: Home Ec. Club, 2.3: Glee Club, 3.4: Chorus, 3.4: Ensemble, 4: B. G. F., 4: Y-Teens, 2,3. NADINE WALKER Academrc T8rI 3 4 Dramatic Gurld 2 3 N F L 2 3 Y Teens 2 3 Home Ec Club 3 Allied Youth 3 B G F 4 Glee Club 2 3 D O 34 Chorus 2 3 Treasurero Home Room 2 KATHERINE WARDEN Academic Commercial .B rQGS ANN WARMACK Academic Y Teens 2 Mass Chorus 2 3 4 Glee Club 2 3 4 DORIS ALLINE WARNACK Academrc Commercial Library 2 Dramatic Gutld 2 3 Eagle Staff 2 Allied Youth 2 3 4 Program Charrman 3 Honor Socret 3 4 Safety Council 3 4 Office Staff 3 4 Grey Eagle Staf 4 B G F 4 Vice President of Home Room 4 P T S A Representative 4 GM dvd ff A 'rr 1'f!1 'd 9 V at. ,V f I .ar-6 , -1, Aylffflw Jeff' 71,439 A jp Jf' :ki 567,775 BOBBY WATTS Academrc Presrdent of Home Room 4 Treasurer Home Room 4 PresrdentB G F 4 R O T C 2 3 Spanrsh Club 2 3 Frshrng Club 2 RICHARD WAYMAN Academic R O T C 2 D O 4 T8nI ROBERT WEBB Academrc Commercral Key Club 3 4 Vrce Presrdent 4 B G F 4 Football 3 4 Basketball 2 3 4 -3oy'l E- DIXIE WEST Academrc Commercral Eagle Club 3 Edrtor 4 G G F 4 Program Charrman 4 Ensemble 2 3 4 Glee Club 2 3 4 N F L 3 4 President 3 DramatlcGu11d 2 3 4 P T S A Representatrve 4 Delegate to Southern Assocration of Student Councrl 3 Crvrnettes 3 4 Outstandrng Junror 3 Student Councrl Representative 2 Presrdent s Cabrnet 3 al. 'A-'x 1 2 41 X.. P..- IERRY WEST, Academic, Football, 2,3,4: Key Club, 4: R. O. T. C. , 2: B. G. F. , 4: Monitor, 4: Fire Patrol, 4: Safety Patrol, 3. HAROLD WHITE, Academic, Student Council, 2: Science Club, 2: Allied Youth, 2,3,4: Civitans, 3,4: B. G. F. , 4: Student Court, 4: R, O. T. C.: 2: Home Room 'Presi ent, 2. . , . . ,L-J L.4g., 754- X RAYMOND WIGGS, Academic, Transferred from Litton, 4: N. F. L. , 4: D. O. , 4: T 8: I, 4: Eagle Staff, 4: Eagle Club, 4: Class Poet, 4. BARBARA WILLIAMS, Academic, D. O. , 4: T 8: I, 4: Red Cross, 3: Library Club, 2,3: Y-Teens, 3: B. G. F. , 4: Allied Youth, 3: Art Club, 2, 3: Program Chairman of Library Club, 2: Home Room Chaplain, 3. . a ,f. if-ffl U- 4 . lf W 55.1, 1.4,-.f I I V ,Q - ' DM Wh WINFRED WILLOUGHBY A cademlc ANNA JOYCE WILSON, Academic-Commercial, Glee Club. 3,4 Chorus, 3,4: Y-Teens, 3: D. O. , 4: Eagle Club, 3. SHIRLEY WILSON Academic-Commercial We B u BRITTA WITCHER, Academic-Commercial, Y-Teens, 3,4: B. G. F. .4: Civinettes, 4: Spanish Club, 2,3: Cheerleader, 3,4: Captain, 4: Attendant to Homecoming Queen, 4. ROBERT CARROLL WOMACK, Academic, Allied Youth, 2, 3,4: Red Cross, 3: Male Chorus, 2,3: Chorus, 2,3: Dramatic Guild, 2, 3,4: Treasurer, 4: Sgt. at Arms, 4: Key Member, 4: N. F. L. , 4: Band, 2: President's Cabinet, 4: Civitan, 4: Eagle, 2, 3,4: B. G. F. . 4. IOY WOODARD, Academic, Dramatic Guild. 2: Glee Club, 2, 3,4: Chorus, 2,3,4: Ensemble, 4: Y-Teens, 2,4: Library Club, 2,3: Monitor, 3: B. G. F.. 4. in A 32 ,, has ,R I f, Rm fir f 'w-L. a X xx M.. cj BOBBY YORK Academlc A111ed Youth 2 3 Vxce Presldent 3 Spanxsh Club 2 3 4 Presldent 3 Student Counc11 2 3 4 Band 2 3 4 V1ce Presxdent 3 Presxdent 4 Cxvltans 3 4 Male Chorus Presxdent 4 Most Handsome Boy 4 R T C Band 2 Nearest BOY 4 NOT PICTURED Jo Ann Bush Shuley Duke Wallace Frankhn Harold H1te Mxldred Ann Lyell Frances McKee Dow Nev111e Ed Smnh 3:4zE'nSel'Tlb18, 3,4g6h01'LlS, 3,4g1il1'Ci8'B8l1d,, 324: B. G. F. 4 ' ,- .4 , V '- K r V , Q jfmk 1555? , r its 1,1 I 1 DAINTIEST MOST BASHFUL Joyce Miller Mariana Bracey Larry Bryant N EATEST Bobby York UPER BEST LOOKING s MOST DIGNIFIED Milbrey Dozier JOYCE Mluef Bobby york 1 Charles Carter ff' ill! H K4 'messy 'ilf' 0 MOST LIKELY T0 SUCCEED . P21 Joy Neville I Q Alton Frye 94 ' fi 'W , ,431 U . K A YV ei f' 0 . ar' -ff . 1 I1 P ' MM' Cl' ' ff 'L 1 O2 be LATI V E S MH ' FRIENDLIEST Betty Sue Cantrell Alton Frye 3 ? 5. if IH A R355 -rx MOST POPULAR Betty Sue Cantrell Alton Frye MOST VERSATILE Martha Bullock Maurice Cantrell mx. vin dwwll tl VMJ 'BM IN' A . .l V x xx UN Q! gx v I Q J' QX x Bt Q :Q 'N JJ ax ng IJ ,Fl fl lx X X Xxxa S N N I., V. p x 'ixm XY W J X MOST ATHLETIC Oliver Reynolds Martha Bullock WITTIEST Mildred Moss Bobby Watts SUPERL TIVE ,, i . 'ff a v 7 Q Q BEST ALL-ROUN D Jimmie Cate Betty Sue Cantrell ,4 giimtfm E311 As. agxhm , I Q, um, ...ex xv K I 'Q-4 CLASS POEM THESE HALLOWED WALLS As l aze around these Hallowed Walls nd remrnlsce the past I chensh fondest memones lmbedded deep to last It seems the mrghty hand of God Wlth care dld mold each stone And left a mystrc power there To tra1n and lead hrs own St1l1 locked wrthm these Hallowed Walls Are memorles of yore Scenes of present leaders Gone to return no more They ve taken rn the wayward son And made of hlm a man For every soul who d fallen down They lend a helplng hand They ve mstxlled wtthm thts shtftless heart A prayer to lrve a lrfe They ve taught me how to laugh w1th joy Admrst the hardest strrfe Although they ll show the mark of age As t1me does pass her by Strll the thought of all she s done Wrll tear the dryest eye These walls to me do stand for life They ve given hope to all They ve taught us how to lau h at fate And stand again from fa I now must tread the road of life And strive for yonder goal But blessed thoughts of all you ve done My heart wrll ever hold Stand onl Stand onl Oh Hallowed Walls! To lead the yet unborn To thee I bow in solemn vow' Thy na me to never scorn Raymond Wiggs Poet Ray W1ggS GR MBLERS SPEECH an In m few more than expected years at East H1 h I have wante to express my sincere thou hts about how feel toward rts dlsadvantages because I aven t found any advanta es They are on every floor all nght Let s begm wrth tts ust floor Now there s Shakespear s headquarters wlnch I once entered to tell of a door ease that I broke I muttered one word when all at once the cobwebs and gathered soot fell from the hghts Oh sure they tried to clean lt off but they used an 011 mop Instead of a dust rag If any of ou have any frrends that are coming to thts school next year sure to tell them to take Industnal Arts rn Mr D I Ayers class Just tell them to laugh at hrs jokes They ll pass Before we venture to the second floor let s vrsit our Ph Ed Dept Ihave often wondered why the bo dressmg room always smells lxke a chrlr factor Wel I guess that s somethrng I ll never know about In e gym we must have a musrc an g class combined for the rrls because I have always hear them srng Scotty Watty o Day Day We re drawmg nearer our prmcrpal s offrce but let s stop at our most versatrle teacher s room for a moment She rs teacher a nurse the drrver of the brg Whrte Horse ambulance and she even sells popcorn and btg orange drrnks at our basketball and football games Grumbler Bobby Watts For the students who haven t trred to et a note to o off grounds from our school secretary don t try to because tt rs the tmpossrble One ay I ot a ca 1 from one of my nerghbors saymg that my house rephed That s no excuse The onl way I can drsmlss you rs by havrng your buth certrfrcate your draft card your drxver s llcense and rve character references from reputable c1t1zens I want to recommend to anyone who knows an body that wants to learn about the presrdent of our natron and h1S cabmet to Jom In on any class urrng the day bemg held In room 302 by Mr Paul E Burton We now approach the onl advanta e I have found in the whole school We are m our lrbrary All one has to do rs to ask the lbrarran 1 a certaxn book IS on the shelf She ll take you to where rt IS located glve you IIS author IIS plot tell how man pages rt has where the story ongrnated and when II was publrshed Now that s what I call an a vantage to the school and lt s the only place you can frnd so man celebrmes at one place for rnstance Pearl E Gates Mell N Choly Gene Autry I-l1lary I-Iardhea Marrlyn Monroe and Jane Russell Room 400 rs a very exc1t1ng room man thrn s happen there For lnstance ventur1ng through the corrrdor one day I thou ht Iheard horse s hoo s poundrng through the floor but I stuck my head msrde the door and saw t e professor s foot keeping a steady beat for the Ensemble s s1n mg S drsturbed by thrs actron the clock on the wall decrded to grve htm competrtron The Eattle raged on for a whxle unt1l the professor was defeated and rn drsgust threw hrs baton at It and broke the glass Yes musrc lovers that 15 the case of The Broken Glass by Who Threw the Strck After looktng at old memorles and statlng my feehng about them I must shove off mto far drstant worlds unknown where I hope to fmd more thrngs to explore and to grumble about So I shall run and sarl to outer space Yours truly Bobby M Watts Grumbler 'ish' I A A 1 ' ' 'q' ' . 9 . I I' , ia . , . , A YS. 4 I ' ' . . . . ' , lm ' H - EJ - - , . . ' .. . .1 ' . , h a was on fire. I'to1d her my troubles and aske her for an O. G, because our principal wasn't in. She ni , . .. ' ' , . I ' I .' ' t dy , ' . ' : .... . l . . . : 'Y i ' . t . .Hi ' . .. ,uv rg,-a LA T WILL P:lqID 'IJESTAME T 'W' We the senror class of 1954 berng of fragrle minds and weak knees do hereby declare thrs document to be our last w111 and testament before embarkrng upon the sea of lrfe Item I To our prtncrpal Mr Ollver we leave our heartfelt gratrtude for helplng us construct our shrp for grvlng us the flnest matenals to work wxth and for Just bemg a regular guy how to make our shrp sturdy and sea worthy and for berng patient as a samt the many trmes we may have disappornted her Item 3 To the rest of the faculty we leave our respect for teachmg us how to be tht best saxlors and for makrng us bulld our mast higher when we were tempted to be more content wrth a much smaller craft Item 4 To the Jumors and sophomores we leave our frlendshlp and some advxce Don t burld a shxp lrke our s but work harder and construct a much bigger one wxth many more sa1ls yet decorate xt garly and when xt 15 done keep xt clean so that MILDRED MOSS d1rt does not clog tts mechamsm and mar 1ts beauty will Maker Now ll rs Wlth heavy hearts that we leave the shrpyard wrllmg rn th1s our last w1ll and testament the followmg belongrngs to be dlstrxbuted after we are gone James Cllfford Bell leave my naturally blond harr to Barbara Massey allas Marrlyn Monroe Joe Robert Bmkley leave answenng to the name of Daddy Harold Gordon Clayton leave my t1t1e of professor to Rudolph and hrs bnefcase Barbara Lourse Cox leave hopmg that one of my mad crushes w1ll pay off someday Florence Gall Cranch leave recrttng the only words I ever memonzed What are you domg Frxday mght? l have a fnend who has a frrend Grover Cleveland Drxon leave my name srx feet under I Barbara Jean Gore leave my 100 on Mlss McCampbell s Engllsh exam to Ramrod I Jesse Lee Jones Jr leave dodgmg an annoymg uncle by the name of Sam I, John Robert Lyle, leave to entertaln the soldxers wxth my mrllron dollar vorce and to annoy the sergeant wrth my ten cent head. O LJ f' ui!! . . ,' Q 5 L , '. . 3 'N' f' V -0 K- -ro. W 1-a 1 1 xl R, 0 M 'C . Sz f J V: il ,U if . . ' . . ' - . . . , . , ' 4 ,MU Item 2-T0 our sponsor, Mrs. Cooper, we leave our love and affection for showing us , . . . , U . -Ll It . ' . n . . ' I. ' . ' . L , . . . . I' . ' . . . ' ,. . . . In I 1 I - . , . I Jrmmy Wayne Martln leave my nrckname Stren to Harold Coleman to be used as a s1gnal for all lunch eaters to h1de the1r penn1es Jerry Merryman leave w1th my ol pal Uncle Joe Armstrong Donald Shelton leave sorry that I must deprrve the glrls of my presence Betty Sue Starks leave a fog horn to compete Wlth Prof Campbell 1n s1ng1ng bass I Jerry W W111l3mS leave my 1 o u for SIXICCH hours IH the remedlal room to Mrs M1l1er TUNE GRADUATES Carolyn Adams leave my squabbles wlth B1lly to be rnvestrgated by the Socrety for the Preventron of Cruelty to Football Players Alfred Ak1n leave my trombone to anyone lackrng the pr1ce of adm1ss1on to the ball game Sh1rley Dean Allen leave Just as I came Wlth my mouth shut Shrrley Armrstead leave s1ng1ng Bell Bottom Blues Thomas Everette Arnold leave a Jar of p1ckeled frogs to the cafeterra on one cond1t1on that they won t be used 1n e meat salad Lou1s Wayne Avrrett leave mv nerve p1lls to the Democrats 1n Mrs Mac s hrstory classes Dor1s Mar1e Batson leave to resume m dut1es as a mother Norma Batson leave my majorette out II to Roberta Smlth Sarah Batson leave my book How to Go Steady after Only 614 Dates to Bobby Sager Norma Jeanette Beach leave my bra1n to be analyzed by any phys1c1st who SPCCIBIIZBS 1n vacuums Beverly Ke1th Beard leave typrng class to the b1rds Barbara Jane Beasley leave s1n rng Johnny IS the Boy for Me Martha Beasley leave my bash ul and unassummg ways to Mar11 Drckerson Shrrley Delores Beatty leave my smrle to Ajax to be used for a vertrsmg purposes Rose Mar1e Beeman leave Ed to Chref Canyon Betty Sue Bellar w1ll probably leave Moe R1chard Leon Brggs leave my gurtar to the memory of Randall Byrd Thomas Owen Brggs leave lazy tr1fl1ng and good for nothmg Irmmy Alton B1111ngsley leave my quret subtle manner to George S1lverman We Marlene Blackburn and W1ll1e Gray McDonald leave our gemus for drawrng Pogo characters to be equally d1v1ded among the art students I Betty Jean Blevrns leave nothrng I belleve 1n tak1ng II w1th me I Maxon Evans Bollng leave my nrckname Teddy Turtleneck to the rncmerator Wllh the followlng warnrng to Shakespeare as he 11ghts the f1re Stand back It wrll probably smell I Marranna Bracey leave my sweetness to McAdoo to be used 1n the construct1on of her apple pre I I, , ' ' . I' . . ' . . I .. .' . ' l s L I . . . . . . I, . . . . . l I, ' , ' , ' . I' . . D . . ,. L n . . . .. U . . th . II . . y . D I' ' . . u I, , . I, . . . . I, ' , I ' . 1, , ' . I, . . D . i I, ' ,, , . . . Q - . L da Rose Braswell leave my sprt curls to Shrrley W111lS E enora Brown leave my crush on Chester Sweeney to anyone who lrkes them long tall and handsome CU Iohn Cleveland Brumrt leave on a green f1re truck Lawrence Elmer Bryant leave rnsrstin that I am not bashful and am willrng to prove II to any and comers Martha Jane Bullock leave my unspor ed unchangrng and patrent nature to Lrzbeth urgrng her to use rt and count to xo before she yells Pass on down pleezel l I Joelene Burke leave all the money I make takrn D O Anybody have two nrckels for a drme? I Jo Ann Bush leave my escapades to the d1sma o the off ground monrtors I Robert Douglas Cabbage leave to lecture on t e subject How to be a totally unprepared campargn speaker rn 3000 easy lessons I Howard Alexander fSoupj Campbell leave the ha1r salvaged from my famous crew cuts to the scrence department so that Oscar can be replaced rf and when hrs equally famous charge wears out I Floy Mae Campsey leave to become Mrs Poopre I Betty Sue Cantrell leave my coura e and my Smlllng face rmnrrnted forever on the memorles of mv classmates I Joe Maur1ce Cantrell leave the tas of makrng next year s valentrne for the whole student body to my fnend and collea ue Harold Prckel who I am sure wrll carr the burden lxke a true squrrrel W r and Mrs Dorr1s Glen Carr fLucy Me leyj leave newly and happrly marrred La Una Carter leave to make Lrttle Llver P1115 James R Cate leave my Allred Youth prn to Blade Watkrns Wayne Mrchael Cavender leave Afraid of the Dark Charles Davrd CIVIIS leave my ole Truman buttons to Mrs Mac Ierrv Dean Clrnard leave my green Jacket w1th the bu1lt rn shoulders to Harry Prgg Charlene Cobb leave my d1amond sparklrng on the th1rd hand left flnger Mar Ann Cole leave my her ht to anyone wxshlng to see the menu from the end of the lunch lme Ran all Cole leave a tube of 1pst1ck to Mrss Hollrns We Stella Mae Conquest and Marjorre Hughes leave as we came bosom buddres I Dorace C Corbltt leave thlnkrng I m Dretty hot stuff I Alfred QBuddyl Corn leave my physrque bouncrn on the tram olene I Earl Clrfton Covmgton leave my Charles Atlas body beautr ul to be auctroned off I Mary Maurrne Cox leave wrth Coach Owen holdrng Mach Cousrns over my head as blackmarl bart I fCont1nued on Page 1131 I, ' , ' . I' D . . . . . , ' ' ' l . 5 . . - . . . . e, fill . . y ' , J ' . ' . I, Charles A. Carter, leave still wondering, Who is Sylvia? I' , ,, . . I' . ' . . . . I, ' ' ' , . I' . , . . . -. . . I' ' , . . 1 . . I' D . . . . D I, 1 , 2-W I- - . I I . . ' ' .. ' i ' 5 ' . . CLASS HI TORY Senlor Day' has come at last our Sentor Day For several years now we have envxously watched the Senror Day actrvrtres of other graduatlng classes and we have wondered rf the Day would ever come for us Now rt rs here, and most of us are facrng rt wrth a lump in our throats and tears rn our eyes It 1sn't that we are not proud to be graduattng from high school but tt rs Just the fact that we are comtng to the reallzatron that the past three years our years at East have been the best years of our lives It IS durrng these three years that we have attamed our rdeals of lrfe, formed lastmg and unchanglng attrtudes and oprnrons and developed the type of character that we shall have throughout the rest of our lrves Here we have been indelibly xmpressed by the l1ves and actrons of those surroundrng us Perhaps rn years to come we shall have a deep yearnxng to lrve agam our former years at East but the only way that we shall ever be able to relxve those years w1ll be to rellve them tn our memones We shall have to go back to the fall of 1951 when as Sophomores we entered East Hrgh wxth eager anucipatron It wasn't frtght that we felt just nervous excttement Here was a new phase rn our lives, a stepptng stone to adulthood the last years of our basrc preparat1on for ltfe Soon everythmg Gall Mayhew h1story of East Hrgh As we look back on that frrst yf-ar at East many rmportant events stand out rn our minds We remember how the East I-hgh Eagles beat West rn the Clinic Bowl, with a score of 34 6 We remember Sophomore Day, when many of our fellow classmates took part on the program We remember the meetmg of the Tennessee Association of Student Councrls here at East when many of us kept delegates rn our own homes We remember takmg an actxve part rn extra currlcular HCIIVIIICS and makxng new frrends of our teachers our prtnctpal and our classmates Our second year at East our Iunror year was a blg change No longer were we teased about belng freshmen by our upper classmen and some of our teachers As we recall the lmportant events of that year perhaps one that stands out graphically rn our mrnds 15 the evaluatron of our school Th1S was the chmax to months and months of preparatron by both the faculty members and the students Another rmportant event of our Junror year was the trtp made by our band our football team, our cheerleaders and a few other lucky ones to Pensacola, Florrda We played one of our frnest games and tted the Pensacola team 6 6 1n sprte of our heavy under ratmgs by sportswrtters In our Junror year we were elrgrble to take part 1n the Iuntor Sentor Prom and thts provrded a thrtll for a great many of us In September of l953 we entered East l-lrgh agam w1th great expectatrons It was hard for many of us to belreve that at last after eleven long years we were Semors tn hrgh school fcontmued on page II7j . . . D , . , . . . ' . , . U . Historian was organized and we began to play our respective parts in the life and . H . . . . , . . , . . I . . . . . , ' CLASS PROPHECY Durrng thrs year I began to thtnk of the future of the graduates of East Hlgh Currous as to what would be thexr fate I thought of a person who mrght help me to look mto the future the fortune teller As soon as I arnved at her studro she beckoned me to be seated and to look mto her crystal ball In the ball was the year I 4 and a prevrew or the sport events was shown Two pro football teams were playmg a game Some of the players were Mack Ragan Moe Moore James Prrnce Dewxtt Rrce Edward Smrth and Frank Vedder On the basketball floor we saw such names as Ozzre Reynolds Jerry Merryman Larry Bryant and James Vrckers The prng pong champs of the world are Gene D1llard and Davrd McIntosh who share the honor because nelther can get a POIDI on the other Alfred Grady Buddy Corn better known as Punchy IS now lrghtwerght champlon of the world wtth as the only contendent B1lly Ray Law The ladres wrestlmg champ 15 Gall Cranch and challenglng her t1tle Prophet B b are two up and commg tusslers Jeanette Btgson and Barbara Ftsher at ara Gore Ga1l Mayhew has orgamzed the only barefoot gtrls football team Among tts notorlous members are Lucy Medley Joyce Mtller Dorothy Prtts Patsy Stallrngs Ruth Seay Dorothy Russell and Sandra Moore Some of the more adventurous graduates have Jomed Brbbs and Brggs C1rcusfThomas and Rrchardy on the trapeze IS the snake charmer and Elenora Brown the bareback rrder In charge of concesstons are Beverly Beard Randall Cole Annle Douglas W C Hawklns and Marlene Blackburn The clrcus band rs composed of some of East s old band members Alfred Akm J1mmySpur11n Jrmmy Green Bobby York Russell Martrn Marvm Goodman Hershel TISVIS and Urbam Thrbodeaux Earl Covrngton was the barker and Jrmmy Brllmgsley was crrcus treasurer Jewel and John Lyle have a sensatronal brother and srster s1ng1ng team and are to soon smg at Carnegre Hall Another slngtng rage rs the trro of Betty Sue Bellar and Barbara Beasley Norma Beach The Three B s therr coach IS Wrllxam L Mayfteld Ultra Ultra Fashton News! Madam Mrlbrey Dozrer has opened her new fashlon salon wrth models Charlene Cobb Betty Sue Cantrell Sue Ann Young Annette Gentry some of her customers were Jolene Burke Ann Flnch Ida Gower Pasty Foster Carolyn Savage and Peggy Underwood Shlrley Merryman celebrated novelxst dropped by Nashvrlle w1th her secretary Amta Vvn on to say Hello to Lours Avrrett Englrsh professor at Peabody fCont1nued on Page 1183 known as the Flying Daredevils were Betty Sue Starks, Jo Ann Bush, Jerry Duff, and John Brumit. La Una Carter 'Na ,LA- SALUTATORIAN Charles Carter vw-U A3 un. I fr, J... q, '- if I , VALEDICTCRIAN , f, M I 4 if 7- 3 -' ' , 1. , N-, ,, ' o ,I I .I X' j ,, . If i . ,ui 4.1, I . , 15- A ' J Q kb 4 gf is .o ' 'L' ' ah , '. C A 1 ,, ,L . A f e' ' --9' .f Q it V MJ K X 4. . -wx' -J C .1 - -If' 9 ' Q CIVITAN MEDALIST I Alton Frye 'L V! glfivsx, Ur-I., 1' 1 MAL. M 27 f 4 YQ' f. wwf D A R MEDALIST Martha B llock if E 4 . 3,1 v I inn' - wi- 'iv ' Q Q 4 f 0 0 a . - . , v ,. 7' K1 , ur ..x.,4 w' 4.1. W , -Y J,-fi A gs W--.A - ,,.:.a-2 , ,nf . V V, N :dl-+P' 5' ,J lf: qw, - ,, 5 44 1 W ,W - N 9, . ,- N fy , V ,fv f J, , ,f '5y. I H f 04.,if!'-Lf!-e.f9 ,,1-4. x 4 , -oak? ' Q 'QV-M' ,,-or .QQ , 1 ' ' ffm f, I M:-mf, .f.A!': f 3 M-n 'ww YOUR AUTOGRAPHS, PLEASE I n fl H1 if 1 N ,X n .jf xJ I A. I kr. fy! W K f I. XS 4 ! X 9 . tx X Nu ,fx 1' r KYX I r 4 K A, ' 4 A H X u K X V Y If aff, x Us fm W 7 fd' MJ l I g 5 -4- 1 f -. 113 xl 54 'Q' 0 ' X K 'Q Nw iii President . . . . . . Alton Fry? Vice-President . . . . Mildred oss Head Monitor . . . . . George Bushulen STUDENT BODY OFFICERS SPRING President . . . . . . . Alton Frye Vice-President . , . . . Larry Bryant Head Monitor . . . . Ray Wiggins , it ,ny S 4 K VfL,k,,!NVn 1,4 , kjffwwgrl Q, 2i!'a4?3:?n2V 1 -. ' ., N 1 fa ',2wi,,y4j6,f f , M, My V ...-.,...,. 1 if FWS 11 ' 9' W T M555 f 4543522342 DI ERSIFIED OCCUP TIONS Fxrst Row An1ta V1nson Barbara Medley Peggy Allen Betty Walden Sue Ann Douglas Kathleen Duke Nadme Walker Mary Ann Cole Martha Cole Ioelene Burke Dorothy Russell Io Ann Bush Rose Braswell Second Row Sara Sue Grosmaxre Jeanette Grbson Norma Dunn Joyce Honeycutt Barbara Wllhams Mary Dorr1s Ann Lmder Charlene Cobb Barbara Fxsher Peggy Underwood Lucy Medley Betty Hatcher Frances G1ven Peggy Stra1n Sara Batson Mr Grant Sponsor Thrrd Row Frances H1gg1l'lS Io Ann Jordon Joyce Wxlson Edward Smxth Buddy Parkmson Hershel Trav1s B111y Smlth Dons Carr Benton T1ppett Fred Terry Rlchard Wayman James Vaden Ray Osborn B11ly Law ' 1 1 . . . , . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 , . BOY GIRL FRIENDSHIP Frrst Row left to rrght Mrs Mrller Sponsor Jackre Shearon Marxana Bracey Martha Bullock DIXIE West Gall Mayhew Betty Sue Cantrell Ida Jo Srmpson Second Row Joyce Mrller Betfy Sue Bellar Carlene Pegram Lowanda Nash Jane Smrth Brrtta Wrtcher Sandra Moore JoAnn Bush Frances Hlggrns Dorothy Prtts Th1rd Row Nancy Shrrley Rebecca Watchel Joyce Sherman Carrole Rowlette Anne Oldham Shrrley Duke Shrrley Organ Eleanora Brown Annette Gentry Delores Swallows Fourth Row Shrrley Beatty Jewel Lyle Shrrley Merr man Patsy Stallrngs Shrrley Fmn Yvonne Johnson Mlldred Lyle Frances McNabb Joyce Orran W1ll1e Gray MacDonald Frfth Row Dons Warnack Emma Jean Myatt Jo Ann Jordan Jessre Dean Owens Shrrley Allen Maryorre Hughes M1lbreyDoz1er Stella Conquest Barbara Wrllrams Annette Fluty Helen Srsco Srxth Row Barbara Farrell Peggy Joyce Norma Beach Betty Jean Blevrns Barbara Nabors Dorothy Taylor Joyce Harrrs Sue Ann Young Grunell Drllon Barbara Frsher Peggy Underwood An1ta Vmson Lucy Medley Ann Frnch Seventh Row Beverly Beard Patsy Foster Katherme Warden Barbara Medle LaKeta Hartman Hattre Malone Nancy Dorrrs RoseMar1e Beeman Martha Beasley Sh1rlevArm1stea4I, Erghth Row Mrldred Moss Joy Nev11le Sarah Batson Wrlma Hrcks Mary Cox Carlene Cobb Joy Woodard Shlrley Stewart Carolyn Adams Frances McKee Betty Walker Barbara Beasley Anna Glasgow Kay Parman BOY GIRL FRIE DSHIP Reynolds Coach Owen sponsor Second row Jxmmy Cate Jlmmy Duke James Prrnce Gene D111ard Bobby York Freddy Ford Phrllxp Ra sdale 1rd row Howard Campbell James Vlckers Harold Whlte Lou1s Avnett Bobby McKee W C HSWRIHS B111 Srever Dou las Meredrth Fourth row Bobby S1ms ayne Sulhvan B1Ll Jarrett Alton Frye Tucker Moore LEWIS Rutherford Ronald Johnson Max Bolrng Frfth row Joe Armstrong Or1en Drckerson Dow Nevrlle Earl Campbell Russell Mamn Harold Hue Jerry West Crarg Smxth and Bob McConnell . . A 1 y in 3 f h , . 2 ff V w I-14 . n 4 I . 1 , J First row, left to right: Moe Moore, Charles Carter, Bobby Watts, Winky Willoughby, Oliver 2 Ea Ftrst Row left to rrght Angello Varallo Douglas Cabbage Jrmmy Cate Alton Frye Harold Whrte B111 Jarrett Lewrs Rutherford Bobby McKee Second Row Max Bolrn Tucker Harold Hemmerly Douglas Meredtth Wayne Sullrvan Charles Carter Thxrd Row Mr Grant Sponsor Bobby York Robert Watmack Lou1s Avrrett Ed Boguskre James Vrckers Johnny Maynor Russell Martrn Fred Terry Mr Olrver CIVINETTES Ftrst row left to rrght Lowanda Nash Gall Mayhew Joy Nevllle Martha Bullock Second row Bntta Wrtcher Jane Sm1th Martana Bracy Barbara Beasley Annette Gentry Mary Cox Betty Sue Bellar Th1rd row Joyce Mrller Delores Swallows DIXIE West Mrldred Moss Nancy Shrrley Ida Jo Stmpson Mrss Roberta Krrkpatuck f d eitfffa 2 l f? f ,X J ' ' I. Moore, Donald Hoff, Edgie Brady, f V - C ' .......--J HONOR SOCIETY Frrst row from left to rr ht Joy Neville Fay Gentry Emma Jean M att Marrana Bracey Shrrley Cox Gall a hew Carol Cheer Bett Erwrn econd row M1ssAtk1nson Lynda1McConne1 Barbara Davls ons arnack Martha Bullock Lowanda Nash Mary Ann Colhns Frances Anderson Btlly Whrte Thtrd row Charles Lee Bobb McKee Jrmmy Cate Randolph Lanrer Horace Perkins Alton Frye Larry Bryant, Char es Carter George Bushulen NFL Front row left to rlght Alton Frye Drxte West Betty Erwrn Jo ce Schurman Second row Cormne Ford Pat Brannon Ann Gentry Shlrley Cox M1 dred Moss Rosemary Cameron Annette Gentry Waiyne Cavender Deanne Dodd Thrrd row Davtd Dorrrs Urbarn Thrbo eaux Jo Ann Rutherford Faye Stewart Robert Womack Donna Mayfreld Hattte Malone Mnss Btnkley Mari- L :.ff : fffE f-U' M 7 ffl' -r hifi 4, J L L, of 4 Rx EDITORS Fall Term D1X1C West Jo ce M 11 y 1 er Sprrng Term Barbara Davls Cormne Ford E GLE TAFF Seated Left to rxght Barbara Davxs D1X1e West Cormne Ford Standmg Douglas Cabbage, Elame Deason Dor1s Downs Joy Nev111e Joyce M111er Mxldred Moss Charles Carter Q75 I O U ' . 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' 1 'A' X f s- f fl, Aa fi 5' 'Y' ' ' 'V f fr 5 ' kgs, 5 E GLE CL B Fxrst row Qleft to rrghtj Bllly Jack Nallre Peay Edeene Coffee Wrlma Hlcks Dorrrs Downs Marllyn Kellogg and Carolyn Earhart Second row Maryone Haden Fredd1e Ford Norma Beach Annette Gentry Joy Nevllle Barbara Morgan Thrrd row Jean Hams Rosemary Cameron Donna Lamer Elane Deason and Roma Arnold Fourth row Mr John Connelly Mrs Arleen McClanchan fsponsorsj Joyce Sherman Joyce Lewts Rebecca Watchel Gene Drllard John Olrver Douglas Cabbage Barbara Davis Corrme Ford Ann Ervm Joyce Mlller Drxre West Mrldred Moss y AFTERNOON GROUP First Row, left to right: Mrs. Cooper, Sponsor, Tucker Moore, Annette Gentry, Harold White, Jimmy Cate, Gail Mayhew, Lowanda Nash, Joy Neville, Angelo Varallo fSponsorj Second Row: Alton Frye, Thomas Biggs, Charles Carter, Freddy Ford, Ann Oldham, Hattie Malone, Rebecca Wachtell, Marilyn Kellogg, Shirley Cox, Sandra Moore, Annette Fluty, Jo Ann Medlin, Dorothy Pitts, Elane Deason. Third Row: David Dorris, Bill Jarrett, Wayne Cavendar, Harold Clayton, Jane Smith Joyce Schurman, Joyce Lewis, Jean Harris, Lyndal McConnell, Barbara Davis, Faye Gentr . Fouryih Row: Lewis Rutherford, Bobby Sager, Marvin Goodman, Bobby McKee, Lewis Avriett, Douglas Meredith, Billy Gregg, Charles Lee, John Oliver, Frances Anderson, LaKeta Hartman, Sara Sue Grosmaire. SECOND PERIOD GROUP Seated: Mrs. Cooper, Carol n Earhart, Jimmy Duke, Betty Erwin, Bill Guthrie, Janice Allen, Marjorie l-laden, Coach Varallo. First Row, left to right: Jewell Lyle, Jackie Shearon, Bobbie Sue Burrow, Betty Duncan, Sharon Adcock, Janice Merryman, Second Row: Jimmy Jones, Billy Goad, Billy Fite, Yvonne Mayfield, Doris Warnack, Shirley Duke, Peggy Gregory, Nadine Rice, Floy Campsey, Frances Parnell, Peggy Reynolds, Eleanora Brown. Third Row: Gordon Hawkins, Billy Edwards, Betty Blevins, Mary Cox, Beverly Beard, Shirley Beatty, Barbara Farrell, Rosemary Cameron, Donna Lanier, Virginia Lee, Faye Swindle, Rose Marie Beaman, Jo Ann Jordan, Fourth Row: Jimmy Keaton, Wesley Myatt, Noel Loper, Pete White, Dorothy Carey, Betty Byrd, Janice Dotson, Carolyn Arnold, Jean Akin, Jo Ann Rutherford, Barbara Nabors. V l ll Y 45 4- S 2 'O RED CROSS: First row, left to right: Peggy Reynolds, Shirley Duke, Joyce Miller, Barbara Nabors, Jewell Spencer. 0 Second row: Leona Camp, Jo Ann Medlin, Dorothy Carey, Mary Eddings, Ann Abbey, Miss Evelyn Howington. Third row: Janice Merryman, Carolyn Patterson, Everett Arnold, Freddie Ford. FIRE P TROL First Row: Harry Hemmerly, Earl Covington, Barbara Nabors, Marilyn Dickerson, Donna Lanier, Jimmy Savage, Richard Turner. Second Row: Edward Boguskie, Tucker Moore, James Nicholson, Ronald Johnson, Josephine Jared, David McIntosh, James Vickers, Wesley Myatt. Third Row: Douglas Meredith, Thomas Big s, Bobby Hall, David Civils Jerry West, Wayne Sullivan, Jimmy Bi11ings?ey. ' H i F5 6 .,.,,,,,,mW '- - 'V ' ,, 53 - W LATI F1rst row left to rlght Barbara Morgan Ann Irvm Dons Downs Sandra Oglesby Faye Swrndle Second row Janlce M1CklC Sandra Anderson Shanon Hmes Burdene Potter Jean Akm Edeene Coffee Mrs McC1anahan fSponsory and Marjorle Haden Th1rd row Bobby Payne B1l1y Jack John O11ver and Pete Whlte LATI Fxrst Row left to nght Faye Gentry Carolyn Second Row Barbara Davxd Nadlne Rrce V1rg1n1a Lee Rebecca Wachtel Joyce Lewrs Frances Anderson Jewell Spencer Th1rd Row Charles Powell Charles Lee Davld Mclntosh Johnny Maynor Mrs McClanahan Sponsor Fourth Row Russell Martm Harold H1te Jlmmy Duke B111y Gregg Edward Boguslue Robert Jacobs Randolph Lanler ' . ' 2 . ' . ' . , ' . I P . ' I ..- 4' l L9 , ,,, , S, 4 fi ini!! 's I 1 y 1 s g . U 1 bu- T First row: Anita Hightower, Margie Pate, Kay Roney. Second row: Marilyn Kellogg, Patsy Stallings, Deanna Dodd, Janice Dotson, Mary Ed- dings, Gayle Roach, Coreata Donoho, Mary Sue Bateman, Leona Camp, Wilma Hicks. Third row: Dean Owens, Betty Erwin, -Joyce Schurman, Barbara Byrd, Arwood Beatty Earl Covington, Tommy woodroof, George Schollian, Shirley Merryman, Jean Harris, Miss Howington, Sponsor. 1 X First Row, left to right: Willie Gray McDonald, Peggy Allen, Miss Keye. Second Row: Gail Roach, Ruby Kerr, Sandra Anderson. Third Row: James Allen, Larry Bearden, Frank Brown, Jimmy Hayes, Skippy Sullivan Q 3 .... - l u ,,-A K 4 s 'J W zfr, 'll ' Na ' .4 f .4 .K A '-J 4 ,Qi .1 01 sis W.. s i ass 3 A rs.-.whi ! Egfr! 1-T 47 First Row: Shirley Beatt , Doris Warnack. Second Row, left to right: Frankie Jones, Dorothy Martin, Mariana Bracey, Sandra Anderson, Shirley Organ, Linda Graves, Carolyn Harper, Sue Haylward, Gail Vance, Jo Ann Rawlette, Jo nn Rutherford, Horace Perkins, Janice Smit . Third Row: Barbara Farrell, Miss Wright, Barbara Dennis, Jeannie Rhea, Sara Sue Grosmaire. Seated: Roger Cox, Miss Hollins, Jewell Spencer First Row, eft to right: Jimmy Cate, Betty Martin, Joan Alsup, Dorothy Carey Janice Merryman, E el Jones, Mary Alice Nevin, Sue Dalton, Elane Deason, Eleanora Brown, Carolyn Crouch. Second Row: Estelle Jones. Carolyn Patterson, Billy Edwards, Billy Jack, Billy Fite, John Oliver, George Silverman, Noel Loper, Reba Kerr, Glenn Bloodworth James Allen. LIBRARY CLB 15' in . HI Y Frrst Row left to rrght Mr Ayers S onsor Buddy Corn W1nk W1lloug by Gleen Wey Dewttt Rrce Larry Bryant Bobby Srms Mack Ragan Harold Clayton Moe Moore Secord Row Gene Drllard W T Helton John Prtce Crarg Smlth James Pr1nce Phllxp Ra sdale Glenn Eaden Robert Ptstole ugh Womack Joel Throneberry Thlrd Row Ronald Johnson Rxchard Hogue Maurrce Cantrell Ollver Reynolds B1l1ySm1th Wayne Heath I D Watkms Joe Armstrong Ray Wrggrns Bllly Sewer Y- TEE N ?7 :qv 551.5 Y TEENS Seated left to rrght Martha Bullock Barbara Beazley Shrrley Duke Mrs H111 Sponsor Standtng left to rlght Bonnle Graves Nall1e Peay Faye Webb Jewell S encer Janxce Banks Barbara Nabors Delores Swallows Nancy S trley Brttta Wrtcher Carolyn Earhart Second Row Marlanna Bracey Ann Oldham Betty Sue Cantrell Hattre Malone Helen Sxsco Nancy Dorrrs Betty Jean Blevrns Mary Cox Loretta Adams Dons Downs Marrlyn Dtckerson Joyce Hams W1ll1e Jean Tomllnson Thrrd Row Carolyn Adams Eleanora Brown Sue Ann Young Rebecca Wachtel Joyce Shurman Beverly Beard Joyce Lew1s Elarne Deason Faye Gentry Joyce Wtlltams June Alsup Ann Douglas Fourth Row Joan Alsup Shrrley Moore Shrrle Merryman Patsy Stallxngs Ida Gower Betty Brlham Imogene yatt MM 3 la'-cu MM, f 5 . YY Y v A ' I 1, Lg 'P E 7 V A f ,M ' ' 1 Q : 1 I 1 , I . ' 4 . 1 1 . I 1 1 1 E4 1 ' I 1 1 1 1 . 1 - 5 I 1 1 I 1 S- 1 1 1 U 1 U I 1- 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 I 1 I I .D l I I 1 b I b i ' . Z 1 n U 1 NZ' 1 1 1 1 1 A A , . ' A A tp, fr A - fawafakwfgwfwz wma Af' V W - - . ' I : . 1 si 1 1 1- A I I 1 I h - V 1 1 o ' V ' y A A I ' 1 1 1 h 1 1 1 . . . 15 1 I 1 . ' 1 1 . . , 1 , - .l'f I 9 DRAMATIC G ILD First row, left to right: Alton Frye, Betty Erwin, Annette Gentry, Joyce Schurman, Dixie West, Mildred Moss, Miss Binkley. Second row: Ray Wigiins, Hattie Malone, Lyndal McConnell, Shirley Cox, Rosemary Cameron, Pat Brannon, Rebecca Wac tel, Ann Gentry, Marilyn Kellogg, David Dorris. Third row: Earl Covington, Patrician Ervin, Janice Mic le, Deanna Dodd, Corinne Ford, Jean Akin, Frances Anderson, Barbara Nabors, Barbara Davis, Helen Wilson, Tucker Moore. Fourth row: Shirley Whitney, Joy Neville, Sara Sue Grosmaire, Louis Avriett, John Oliver, Wayne Cavender, Robert Womack, Laketa Hartman, Sammy Johnson, Joyce Lewis. F1rst row left to rlght Davxd Dorrls Dav1d Mclntosh Gerald Hurst Bubba Webb Marvm Goodman Howard Campbell Charles Lee Granvrlle Gtbson and Coach Owen s nsor Secon row Pat N1cho1son Hugh Reed Jimmy Duke Thomas Biggs Urbam Thxbodeaux Jerry West Earl Campbell Maxie Torlay and john McCreer Thlrd row Clarence Wxttenmler Bobby Sager George Scholhan Glenn wrence Ronnte Drake, Roger Batson, and Ilmmy Blllrngsley. KEY CLUB Frrst row left to nght Floy Campsey Charles Lee Laverna Escue Carolyn Savage and Pat Dxllon Second row Clarence Wrttenmerr Earl Covmgton Imnie Mae Jones Ameha R166 Urba1n Thrbodeaux Nadlne Rtce Bobby York Marvrn Goodman Shrrley Cox La Una Gay Carter Carol Cherry and Jo Ann Medlrn Th1rd row Awood Beatty Theda Behne Jrmmy Hendrrx Gerald Hurst B111y Law Drcky Turner Edwm Nabors Cary Woodwar Buford H111 Mac Flatt Wesley Myatt Alfred Akm Fourth row Ronald Drllard B111y Green Jerry Hooper Prof Hagan Edward Boguskre Russell Marnn B111y C Smrth Johnny Maynor fdrum ma gory fmajorettes Bonme Murphy Anna Glascow Sh1r1ey Armlstead Clark Io Jared Ioan Gore and Shrrley W11l1s ,fel V 1 S-fc' 1 Www! Wm af UWAKA 'r I . s f lb ,jr 3 ,j' K' 1 ff' Q X e 2 Kneeling Pam Malone X 1 LJ Z .V From left to nght Bonnxe Murphy Anna Glasgow Shlrley Armlstead Josephme Jared MAJ ORETTES '15 J 7 'iff , f 5 5 37'-me ,, min, V'A V e 'f A 4.4fQZf,Lg,Q MI- , '..,, ' Q 'ff' J W 4 ' f f ' gfr'1:,VQf,ff' V' , ggi-3 J' 5 5 L , 'F ' : 1 . D ' ' ' ' L L , j g : - ' 1 n . 1 ' x f NSEMBLE First Row: Joy Woodard, Nancy Shirley, Jane Ellen Smith, Jewell Lyle, Burdene Potter, Charles Carter, Aubrey Blunkhall, Walter Anderson, Douglas Cabbage, Ann Douglas, Norma Beach, Gail Mayhew, Marilyn Kellogg. Second Row: Ida Jo Simpson, Patsy Stallings, Lyndall McConnell, Joyce Lewis, Glenn Bloodwort , Freddy Ford Alfred Akin, Urbain Thibodeaux, Betty Walker, Rosemary Cameron, Delores Swallows, Edeene Coffee, Prof. Campbell. Third Row: Hattie Malone, Barbara Sue Nabors, Lowanda Nash, Sara Sue Grosmaire, Tommy Biggs, Bill Jarrett Eddie Brady, Charles Lee, Bobby York, Jimmy Simmons, Eddy Nicholson, Donna Lanier, Marilyn Dickerson, Rebecca Wachtel. Fourth Row: Barbara Beazley, Corinne Ford, Max Boling, Kenneth Brown, Ray Wiggins, Ronnie Drake, Winkie Willoughby, Larry Mayfield, Mildred Moss, Dixie West, Wilma Hicks, Joyce Schurman, Ann Gentry, -5,9 '5- It i f GIRL'S GLEE CLUB , V gf ,,i5f'-1 aw 3 f , First Row, left to right: Faye Webb, Loretta Keene, Judy Brandon, Dixie West, Mildred Moss, Joy Woodard, Jewell Lyle, Nancy Shirley, Jane Smith, Lowanda Nash, Betty Dunkin. Second Row, left to right: Laurine Lyle, Bonnie Graves, Stella Conquest, Evelyn Norman, Jessie Baldwin, Jackie Sharon, Bobbie Sue Burrows, Betty Sue Bellar, Grunell Dillon, Sue Ann Young, Betty Pennin ton, Myrna Climer, Sammie Johnson, Patsy Drake, Betty Martin. ThirdgRow, left to right: Barbara Bvrd. Janice Dotson, Sharon Adcock, June Felts, Marjorie Hughes, Marynan Naylor, Carolyn Crouch, Janice Smith, Billie Gregory, Carolyn Marakis, Yvonne Mayfield, Barbara Morgan, Christine Trice, Nancy Dorris, Peggy Underwood, Joyce Harris, Hattie Malone, Prof. Campbell, Laura Covington, Janice Banks, Patsy Sta ings, Jessie Dean Owens, Peggy Joyce, Mildred Lyle, Kay Roney, Carolyn Earhart, Marilyn Dic erson, Marilyn Kellogg, Gail May ew, Elaine Deason, DorishDowns, anne Doluglasg Jean Davidson, Helen Wilson, S ilgleyw itgey, Jeajnne Rhtea. Fi t Row, le t to rig t: S irley Goodwin, Ann Clay, Ann Ol am, Bar ara Na ors, S irley Cox, Lyndal McConnell, Burdine Potter, Joyce Schurman, -Rebecca Watchel, Corinne Ford, Sue Dalton, Delores Swallows, Donna Lanier, Shirley Duke, Betty Black, Pat Haines, Joyce Williams, Geraldine Volz, Wilma Hicks. Sixth Row, left to right: Sarah Sue Gromaire, Joyce Lewis, Betty Erwin, Josephine Jared, Pat Dillon, Doroth Carey, Janice Merryman, Ann Gentry, Mary Alice Nevin, Jean Akin, Frances Parnell, Jo Ann Rutherfyord, LaKeta Hartman. First row, left to right: Paul High, Aubrey Blunkall, Douglas Cabbage, Walter Anderson, Alfred Akin Thomas Biggs, Harry Hemmerly, Gary Schutt, and Prof. Campbell. Second row: Frank Brown, Maxie Torlay, Gerald Hurst, Bunny Gibson, Glenn Bloodworth, Urbain Thibodeaux, Eddie Nicholson, Tommy Barber, and Wilson McKee. Third row: Harold Morrow, Ronnie Drake, Charles Carter, Bobby York, Max Boling, Charles Lee, Jimmy Simmons, Freddy Ford, Bill Jarrett, and George Silverman. Fourth row: Eddie Drake, Raytlwiggins, Harold Coleman, Kenneth Brown', Phillip Ragsdale, Winky Willoughby, Larry Mayfield, ade Bobbit, and Lewis Rutherford. LE CHORUS V? PRESIDE T'S CABINET First Row, left to right: Marilyn Kellogg, Joyce Schurman, Alton Fr e, Corinne Ford, s. Hill, Sponsor. gecond Row: Robert Womack, David Dorris, Marvin Goodman, Lewis Avriett, George Bushulen, Richard Hogue, Ray Wiggins. First Row, left to right: Joyce Harris, Norma FALL TERM Dunn, Donna Lanier, Edeene Coffee, Bettiy Irwin, Ann Abby, Mrs. McGowan, Sponsor, Mil red Moss. Second Row: Pat Brannon, Barbara Walden, Jean Harris, Jo Ann Rutherford, Joy Neville, George Schollian Third Row: Jimmie Lee Wallwork, Bobby Paine, Bobby York, Betty Sue Cantrell, Larry Bryant, Wesley Myatt, G enn Lawrence. TUDE First Row, left to ri ht: Patsy Foster, Kay Roney, Donna Lanier, Pat Diqlion, Billie Gregory, Ann Abby, Mrs. McGowan, Sponsor, Larry Brgiyant. Second Row: Pat Brannon, Barbara Wal en, Shirley Organ, Barbara Gregory, Joy Neville, Joyce Honeycutt. Third Row: Jimmie Lee Wallwork, Bobby Paine, Bobby York, Betty Sue Cantrell, Bobby McKee, Wesley Myatt. SPRING TERM TUDENT COURT Frrst Row left to r1 ht Harold Whrte Jams Mxckle Billy Joe Gregg Ga1l Mayhew Chref Iusuce Manana Bracey Bar ara Davrs Jrmmy Cate Standlng Mrs Carver Sponsor DELEGATES INTER HIGH TUDEN T COUNCIL Left to right --- Ida Jo Simpson, Ann Abbey, and Mildred Moss. an 1 First row left to nght Amelia R1ce Deame R1ce Larry Bryant Irmmy Savage John McCreery B111y Frte B1llyGoad Rosemary Cameron Shrrley Cox Second row Charles Lee Davld McIntosh Marvm Goodman Brlly Wrrshmg Bobby Edwards Bobby Payne MISS Roberta KICRPBUICR Thxrd row George Bushulen Noel Loper George Schalllon B11ly Gregg John Ollver Irmmy Cate SCIE CE CLUB , V, e Y 4, 1 ' , L , 'f:mf,Lfi37?42L vw '. fin ,ifra w , , .4 v . 1 ' . Q L S XM' fx .. . A 'Q ' Q is L2 4 U ' ' l D f I I I l 0 5 l U l I I , . I I I I i I l . Q! iiln .aw F40 N X if Q all' 'M if fm. 4-f R XS' YD Q if J XJ Cl 6 ij , 9 ' ffyfv 'x B 1' 1 s I .' S K .' V P ,J P4- V ' CHEERLEADER Bmta Wrtcher Ca pta ln M 104 1' 'L ftp 1 I, J-f J 1UC Left to Right Belfty Sue lBe11ar Mrlbrey Dozler Grunell Drllxon Delores Swallows June Adams Manlyn Drckerson Marrlyn Kellogg Barbara Gregory Barbara Gore Qbelowy . I, 1 ,Y A ,j - 1 ,aa .1 ,gf ga 1 ' 1 - . LL ' - VL, 1' 1 'fog f 'ff X - 1 Lf ,,,' , 1' , .4 , ,1 N 4 4 Q' ,111 L2 av bt-1 ,1 I 1 08, , U u Ziff, , L 11, . rg!! A X1 , L I J, 1 Q I Jil, ,fd A if X1 V, , pfwwf + ff 4+ 1 .-1 W- 94' 1 1 1 ,L 1 ,121 ,fe 1 , 1 A r . 1 -14. K fr 5,671 1 , 7721 ,ff- V ' I-rf, A 'Ir : . ,- V1 ,f V l,,, . ' L 1 ' J Lf' . . A ' L 1 .4 v ., A ul LVUL' I ,VV X Lf 47.1 f,L,.L 1 'IJ L11 V .JM V f lvvcg. ,IA . 4 Kan Xalfi ,V V610 V JJ by ji L' i V ' JV Q15 ff , ' 1 'I , I , lf I1 riff : A ' . . ' . . l . . , If 1 U f l P ' if ff' 5 f ! gv I 1 iii, ,fy BASKETBALL GIRLS- First Row left to right: Geraldine Fielder, Dorothy Kemp, l P t Marian Blackwell, Martha Bullock, Captain, Lois Sullivan, Martha Co e, a sy Watson, Shelby Grepory. Second Row: Lucil e Scottf p , , Neville, Bonnie Murphy, Billie Gregory, Alice Boggs, Sandra Anderson, Angelo Vic Varallo QCoachj. S onsorj Helen West flvlanagerj Shannon Hines, Ioy GIRL'S BA KETBALL TEA 1, Q X I First row l eft to nght Plullxp Ragsdale Bubba Webb Ollver Reynolds Jerry Vraden burg Maunce Cantrell Second row Ray Wxgglns B1llySrmth J D Watkins Harold Tommy Owen VARSITY BASKETB Plckle B1l1y Slever Coach I e f . ' L We W , li is V2 V, ' e - ' l Z Y xx 2 n 2 1 ' l X ' L E U A . , 1 E A V k K ,Ni h K sz, W ,. ' J v xx 7 Nj I ni? '31, l w . x my .nj .LJ Q2 V al' ex N ' x Q X, W 1 - gg .5 X 4, 4' ri Q of Q y X ' ' . ' - . 1 3 ' , , , - Y I. X ' 1 , . . , , , ,B lv ' 1 77, D . ' F3 1, l Y 1 J . LL TEAM mall ht Robert Patton Gary Schutt Bllly New I n Lawrence David Tant Front Row left to right Eddie Buthng and Larry Bearden Second Row: Jlmmy Stout, Walter Anderson Nathan Stone G e frey and Coach Hilary Martm Ollie Win I3TEANI BASKETBALL C Moe Moore l'l0fl McKm eflllle S 1 lchar R 1 IHS 065 7,13 C. C'- 1-4 1-1 U Illl Gle CC Pin 0 I1 Pete White Walter Anderson Hu 1-1 n-1 A n-1 Keaton m Don Moms on POE H.:-: illy B elton v-4 n-4 Ps O v-1 VMC v-4 'U N 1-4 7,4-0 ..:: oo-' DAD r-nv-4 O 0-5 C Ca: N 1-1 1 Co d 1 ath Harol Y a Q. O ma: 5-5 DD 1 550 ff OWU DOC'- ?'s-4 GI v-4 I-1 Cl' Slftlll O Psi! 'U -1 will' U O 3 Fro trow from eft to ri ht: Bi ly And rson, Dewitt Rice, Haro d Clayto , Ra W' ' , ' d Ho ue, D ' ' , , M c Raga , o Throne er , ame r' , W y, James Fi so , Ronal J nson, Jackie Dav s, Jack Ferguson. Mi d e row from left to ri : o c T mm en, W. T. H , ' G e , ubba Webb. Nick Gatlin, O 'ver Reyno ds, Nath n tone, Harr Pi , Gene Di liard, Pau Satterfie d, E don Homer, J. D. Wat i , Maurice Cantrell, Phillip Ragsda e, Jerry West. Coaches i ar M rt'n a n el o Vara lo. Ba r w from eft t ri ht: Bob Pistole, ohn C e, Bill Smith, G enn Eaden, Jimmy , ' , , gh W rmack, Marvin Goodman, John Price, Crai Smith, W yne He , man. M nag ' ' g from eft to right: Eddie Nic olson, Jessie Jones, Bob McConnell, Ray Heist, Homer Linsey, ' . HOMECOMIN G A 'Wx Q1 X w4l X QR? xi N f XM U 'PHI S AS DJHWSPORT FOOTBALL Before the be lnnrng of the 1953 N I L football season the East Hrgh Grey Eagles were re arded as a strong contender for t e league s champron However the Eagles never seem to h1t therr strrde as the arled to lrve up pre season predrctrons The season was a valuable one for rt turned up many promrsrng stars or the future elevens The brg forewall was the strong pornt for the Ea les as they had several large and experrenced lrnemen back from last ear Mack Ragan Brlly Gregg Crarg Smlt and many others combtned to grve the l1ne plenty of stren th and rght Credrt should also be grven to a frne backfreld Although rnexperrenced and llght the speedy bac soon proved themselves capable under Coach Martrn s Drrectron A fme group of backs were led by the amazrng passrng of Brlly Smrth the l1ne crash1ng of Dewrtt Rrce the fleetness of Moe Moore and the blockrng of several other good backs Coach Owen and Coach Varallo thrnk next year may be The Season for the Eagles as many lettermen return ASKETB LL Surprrsmg the pessrmrstrc and fullfrllrng the expectatron of the optrmtstrc the East Hr h Eagles started off wrth a bang The Ea les defeated the1r frrst three opponents w1th very rmpressrve scores T en rn a very close battle w1th West they ost the1r frrst game The next game they agarn came through to wrn over Donelson rn overtlme play On the followrng week the were outplayed by Lltton and R an and everyone looked for the worst to happen But the Eagles had the1r goal set hrg for Frfty Four and came bac w1th some terrrfrc playrn when they beat Central Murfreesboro and Cohn In a rou h and close game they defeated Ryan and outclassed t e Lrtton Lrons rn the1r second meetmg The next week t ey were matched w1th an unbeaten East Tennessee state team Everette Hlgh School In a hot hard fought battle the Eagles beat them Playrng West for the second trme the East qurntuplet ran over the Bluejays Durmg the month of February the hrgh fly1ng1Eagles trounced DuPont Cohn and Davrd Ltpscomb The proud wrnnrng Grey Eagles were taken by surprrse w en a red hot Central team defeated them 1n therr second meetmg Thrs defeat shattered a ten game wrnmng streak along wrth a thrrty three home wrnnrng trtle The stunned team bounced back the followrng week to defeat North and rn the1r last game of the regular season rolled over Howard Thus the Eagles ended a good season w1th a 16 won 4 lost slate In pre season grmes the Grrl s Basketball team won srx 163 out of seven Ul starts losmg only to Goodlettsvrlle Hrgh School Wrth the startrng of regular season play and a substrtutron of coaches from the prevrous year, the grrls hoped to contrnue the1r w1nn1ng streak However they ran rnto strong opposrtron and became the vrctrms of several hard fought losmg battles Nothrng should be taken away from them though because they soon got rnto the wrnnrng columns overcomrng such teams as Donelson 38 30 Ashland Crty 36 31 and trrpprng Cohn twrce 31 29 and 32 30 The Alumnae also got a taste of what the splrrted East Hrgh grrls could do farlrng to therr foe 30 2I Lrtton Central Franklrn and a few other teams managed to overcome the hlgh flyrng Eagles Much credrt should be grven Coach V1c Varallo for hrs gallant attempt at coachrng the Grrl s Team thts year due to Mr J H Wmdrow s rll health forcrng hrm to grve up the Job - gg' t' . . 1 - - -U ' . gg. . to gf., 1 .E Q. at g,g, 3 1 is Zrfwiz-QL C Z .rf-at 1 X 0 1 Q ' f I ,..,-ff1 iz- -i-ni-N-1? 'Z'--Z I '--kip'-.Q ' Lg? I' -4 ,,f.. ' J UNIORS AND SOPHOMORES if f P U I if if ll 'si , Ma. , ,. .1 xv 'Q Q i M, ' Y , 1 3 ,NJ , W x. yi gk lx .L Q W, :z ,-1, A s , .gf -5' up -3 f si f ai ' Vicci Ballad Janice Banks Tommy Barber Sue Bateman Billy Bates Larry Bearden Awood Beatty John Billings Eddie Birthright Betty Black Marian Blackwell Tommy Blackwell Bennie Bledsoe Aubrey Blunkall LaVerne Bradford Wade Bobbitt Alice Boggs Beverly Boguskie Ed Boguskie Glenn Bloodworth ?. I Ann Abba Loretta Arllams Rex Adams Sharon Adcock Vernon Adcock Jackie Agee Jean Akin Janice Allen James Allen Peggy Allen Joan Alsup June Alsup Billie Anderson Frances Anderson Walter Anderson Robert Andrews Dub Anglea Carolyn Arnold Robert Atwood Jessie Baldwin Ha. f' Z ., AVVV V V 'tif we assfifg W fish' ' 5. ha ha . ' 0 f ' ' A ' fx- ,:s' ,f, x :L , 5 , K 1 ' If ' M' J 1,0 Ti ' 4' yw 1. 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A Io Ann Flatt W wif Mack Flatt Corinne Ford me Johnny Fort Rosemary Freeman y A if My 'D jg' 1 y 953' 6' ,i at -1 we iff :LVM Billie June Fuller ,A K 4' Y' Y' G Bobby Gannon hi f, X Henrietta Garner y ,,QfffQl ,r , fl g MXN Nickey Gatlin Y 6 55 ,Lak Mi l 1 y Ann Gentry Ear t - , Richard Gentry Granville Gibson Betty Sue Gilliham Ruby Gillihan Fay Given Frances Givens Billy Goad Ray Golden Jackie Garner Fay Gentry O9 ..-. nv- 'A f'd 'gm' , . -dx , , 1 . 'I ix A. xx .ca Q, 4 I 9' 'C 0 'T '4' , ,, ' ..a. 4 .I , ivy 4 1 i A 1 3 Q Dorothy Gray Bill Guthrie Wayne Gray Bonnie Graves Linda Graves Pat Green Billy Green Buddie Green of ,f --rvf I 5 Barbara Gregory ' ,J Peggy Gregory 1 afv hi'fiif . fy ,r,,AVI ,M ,K , -wp A ' a K Peggy Gray y A ,E Ioan Gore A J' - af.. Billy Gregg , ' ,gf 'gb ,,,' 5 Peggy Gregory A V ' 'T' Bil y Gregory 'Z 'W 4. 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James Davrd Dorrrs leave my o rnron of student government rn the suggestron box Nancy Paulrne Dorrrs leave wrt my proudest possessron my M R S degree Annre Ruth Douglas leave my complexron as an example of what the Palmol1ve beauty plan and clean l1v1ng can do for you Mrlbrey Sue Dozrer leave my place on the cheerlng squad Jerry Dulf leave runnrng not walkrng from the Reserves James Neal Duke leave w1th my toes twrnklrng Kathleen Duke leave a horse for Mrss Scott s gym classes to be used as the nucleus for a polo team Shlrley Faye Duke leave the artrcle left to me last year to replace Mrs Prrtle s glove rn the jello Barbara Faye Farrell leave srxth perrod lunch to anyone tr rng to dret Donnre Faye Felts leave my chewrn gum rn Mrss Brnkley s wastebasket I C Few leave smoke rrngs rn the ourth floor boys restroom Julra Ann Frnch leave the story of my trrp to the polrce statron v1a the haunted house to Mrckey Sprllane Shrrley Ann Frnn leave my place at the lunch table besrde Rrchard to someone wrshmg to take advantage of t e srtuatron I Barbara Jean Frsher leave answermg to Tarzan We Carol1ne Annette Fluty and Sandra Lynne Moore leave our places on the mourners bench rn Mr Ollver outer olflce to anyone born wrth our knack for gettrng 1nto trouble I Howard Frederrck Ford leave my brg brown eyes to Mr Peepers I Patsy Ann Foster leave to catch a bus I Frank Wallace Franklrn leave my rrfle to next years football team Chrn up fellows there s always surcrde II Charles Alton Frye leave to become a famous announcer that my classmates may say I knew htm back w en I Dora Annette Gentry leave wonderrng why I ever took Physrcs I Arthur Wendell Grbson leave my best deck of marked cards to N1ck1e Gatlrn I Jeanette Grbson leave the orl on my nose when rt gets shmy to strck down Alan Prckerell s harr I Betty An Grllram leave to the speech classes a room at the bottom of the Cumberland rn whrch to practrce therr choral speakrng Anna Clarre Glasgow leave to drsprove the adage Always a brrdesmard never a brrde Lynwood Dale Golden leave a tater eatrn country boy James Marvrn Goodman leave Myrna 1n Srberra Ida Clarre Gower leave w1th a cheer on my lrps I Davrd Green leave my name Da1sy and my pornted head to my ardent admrrer Charles Lee I, ' . 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I .5 , . . y U I, . . , ' ' ' . h . .I D A I, .. , . ,, . .' . .,, I' , II 'Q .Il I ,.'. . .- James Kay Green leave my brarn on a Chrrstmas tree Norman Ray Green leave my eyelashes to next year s lvlrss East Hrgh Sara Sue Grosmaire leave lookrng less l1ke Alrce rn Wonderland than when I came Robert Franklrn Hall leave shaking my frst at the petition about the expulsron of naughty students Yvonne Hall leave late as usual because my trme and East H1 h standard trme don t see clock to clock Danrel Edward Harper leave under frrm convrctron that I am od s grft to women Joyce Faye Harrrs leave wrth Brlly tred to m apron str1n s La Keta Hartman leave Ronnie Drake and E d1e Brady a amburger wrth onrons to see rf they can be separated Betty Lee Hatcher leave for Hollywood to flee to the arms of my lover Robert Taylor Fneda Harvey leave tryrng to frnd Fred hangmg on my family tree I Wrlford Clarence Hawkms leave hatrng the annual for drsclosrng my name I Wayne Patterson Heath leave choked up Harry Gale Hemmerly leave wrth one questron Where s the fue? Wrlma June Hrcks, leave Orlando Pedro Gonzales and Geor e pollrng the delegatron from Argentina Frances Hrggrns leave watching Mr Connelly s clock and wrs ing lt worked Buford Marlon H111 leave to park cars rn parkrng lots of course Harold M Hlte leave an escalator to those who have to save therr strength for carryrng papers after school Donald George Hoff leave my grft of gab to the speakers rn the audxtorrum who forget therr speeches Joyce Honeycutt leave my elevator trckets to Dot South having trred unsuccessfully to sell them Sophomores just aren t as dumb as they used to be I Gerald Franklrn Hurst leave the age of chrvalry not dead only sleepmg I Josephrne Lee Jared leave strll tryrn to convrnce Becky that George Bushlen Just isn t her type I Wrllram Howard Jarrett Jr leave E arne Deason a blrndfold rn case somethrng better presents itself I Sherry Yvonne Johnson leave my abrlrty never to argue wrth my elders the teachers to Brlly Hallxburton If Jo Ann Jordan leave glad that I drdn t make rt for cheerleader as my red harr would have clashed somethrng aw ul Peg y Ann Joyce leave my Lrght and Brrght harr to the chemrstry students Wrl ram Ray Law leave the prano rn the band room to accompany anyone who can t carry a tune Ann Lmder leave my energy sadly lackrng W1ll1am Lmder leave the pam I put rn Mrs Carver s neck a bottle of l1n1ment Mrldred Ann Lyell leave along wrth Mrss Krng to retrre from Home Economrcs Jewell Lourse L le leave my hr h note to anyone who can hrt rt Hattre Mae Ma one leave my b ue convertrble where Walter Anderson w1l1 fall over II and break hrs heart Russell Theodore Martrn Jr leave my attrtude for Duz to do rt Wrllram Laurence Mayf1eld leave my mckname Rope for Randolph and Horace to frght over and see who ge Garl Katherrne Ma hew leave my place as chref Justrce to anyone wrllrng to wear a bullet proof vest Wavy T McClana an leave to guard my husband from those French grrls Robert Branch McConnell III leave to carry to the grave my Secret Love for Manlyn Kellogg Davrd Ross Mclntosh leave to have m paratrooper boots retreaded Robert I McKee leave trymg to get t rough to MISS Hollms long enough to tell her that my name IS not Mr Edgrngs I, , ' ' . 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Barbara Medle leave to rron a blouse to wear to work Wrlllam Doug as Meredrth leave to track down m basketball Shrrley Ann Merryman leave takrn curtam calls or my performance as the thrrd wrtch ln Macbeth Joyce Ann Mrller leave my peacoc perfect dr nrty to anyone who lrkes brrds Herman Dale Moore leave my nose to the thrr floor bloodhounds I mean monitors Jesse Tucker Moore leave my chemrstry book borlrng in sulfurrc ac1d Donald E Moms leave everyone thmkrng my name 15 actually Sam Mrldred Ann Moss leave my column Mrllre s Musings to Corrnne Ford to be renamed Coren s Contemplatrons Emma Jean Myatt leave lookrng up at Max with adorrn eyes Barbara Sue Nabors leave my love affarrs to anyone wrs ing to wrrte a book Lowanda Dawn Nash leave my abrlrty to be a lady to those who am t Helen Joy Nev11le leave my good grades to my fellow mrdnrght 011 burners Ansrl N1 Der leave Just l1ke my brother reserved Ann Ol am leave my glasses and chr non to anyone wrshrng to look rntellectual Joyce Rebecca Orrand leave to pass of my bnghtly colored Sk1I'IS as Rembrandt or1 rnals Jeanette Marre Parker leave my chocolate concotxon to the rage of Mrs Putle an to the rndlgestlon of Floy Campse Ronzld Merrrll Parkmson leave a candle to help keep the audrrorium warm next wlnter I Kay Francess Parman leave Wlth a tear m my eyes and wxth the valentme from my husband I Dorothy Cooper Prtts leave the money made on the basketball games to buy a pencrl for next year s scorekeeper I James Barry Prmce leave to go take a smoke I Mack Laurence Ragan leave everyone guessrng as to what I sard to Delores when Ihanded the flowers dunng the homecommg ceremony I Olrver Leo Reynolds leave Mrss Kuk laborin under the mrsapprehensron that I was stormg up energy for the basketball games lo those many ttmes that I dr n t have my homework I Dorothy Nadrne Rrce leave my posmon as the only gul rn the 7th penod Physrcs class to anyone who likes electrlcrty but lrkes boys better hl giverette DeW1tt Rrce leave my seat rn Miss Binkley s homeroom to anyone who can flll out hrs blue card rrght t e rrst trme I Carrole Rowlette leave my place rn cell 206 to anyone who looks good rn smpes I Dorothy Faye Russell leave Jerry Hyder a portable air condmoning unrt so he can sleep without being subjected to the hot au rn hrstory I Jean Carolyn Savage leave as drfferent from my brother as daylrght and dark I Jrmmy Savage leave for my darkroom sounds mlght shady! I hlolycte Elarne Schurman leave my adventures at camp to any speed student who forgot to prepose hrs speech the nr t e ore Ruth Boswell Seay leave the stage crew srttmg on a tack I Brlly Lee Server leave my nerves stuffed and mounted to Mrs Carver She shot them wakrng me up , Jacquelme Shearon leave my book How to Grow Tall to all short sophomores wrth apologres because of the of the book has made the guarantee run out Nancy Eleanor Shrrley leave my reputatron as a walkrng P A system to anyone wlth a secret Patr1c1a Shrrley leave to ta after Norrrs Ida Jo Srm son leave Mxss tlunson to her relref Charles Ro rt Srms leave to ue the fatal knot of matrimony Helen Vrrgmra S1sco leave my performances on Noel Ball s TV show to Ethel Jones Jane Ellen Smrth leave Lewrs leamng agarnst the locker by htmself Robert Crarg Smrth leave 25 more degrees to the radrators In the second floor lobby to warm the H1 Y members who gather there I Roy Landrs Smrth leave holdrng a grudge agarnst anyone wrth a book report I Delores Swallows leave my Ita ran haircut to Dot South 5' .. lv- 5 - li ' ', Q H- ' Ti ' 1' . gi . 3 5 ' . ' G, Qs' . 3: aff ' , I Edward Dandridge Smlth leave my prmting press to anyone needm a large number of absentee excuses I Beverly Ann Southerland leave to Mr Burton one Joke new as of an r 1954 May he preserve rt as well as he has hrs other two I Dorthea Jane Southerland leave Srlas Peagram a road map so he can fmd hrs way around the fourth floor I Jimm Lynn Spurlln leave to dig you later I Mary atricra Stallrngs leave to take a long summer s nap happy that Iwrll not be awakened rn the fall by the clanglng of a school bell I Shrrley Ann Stewart leave 1ns1st1ng to my frrends that that vrvrd glow rn my cheeks 15 natural I Wayne Gorcan Sullrvan leave El Camlno Real hopmg never to travel tt a a1n I Dorothy Jean Taylor leave Mrs Cooper a bird cage three carrots a sun ower and two turkey feathers so she can make herself a new hat Fred Russell Terry leave lovrng Shlrley almost as my Oldsmobrle I Joseph Urbarn Thrbodeaux leave m knowledge of and and everythlng to someone equally modest I Benton McM1l1an Tlppett leave wrt a grrl on each arm Hershel Travrs leave to become an underwater basket weaver Rlchard Turner leave to fmd my nrche belrevrng that the world would be a rather dull place rf it were not for nuts Peggy Ann Underwood leave to wear flat shoes for the rest of m lrfe Frank Vedder leave my drfferences wrth Mr Ayers rn the reme xal room James H Vrckers leave my 85 horsepower to the Janrtors so they can rarse Mrss Kirk s wmdow Jo ce Amta Vrnson leave to marry Ralph Re ecca Joy Wachtel leave for Rrverwood R1d1ng Academy k Betty Jo Walden leave Amta Hrghtower a typewrrter and suggest she borrow Mrss McCampbell s pocketbook to ee rt rn I pBetty Lourse Walker leave the followrng P1868 of rnformatlon reluctantly That football Jacket belongs to my brother rn law I Nadme Walker leave a box of racks to be placed one each da rn Mr Grant s charr We Katherme Mayo Warden and Ann Eltzabeth Warmack leave e preces of camera lens we broke the day club prctures were taken to be round rnto itchrng powder for the band members to use on each other on band trips I Dorrs Alhne Warnack eave belrevrng that George Washrngton was the best soldrer the Confederacy ever had I Bobby Mrlton Watts leave agarn I Rrchard Morrrs Wayman leave an electrrc charr to be used on Kay Roney rf she ever makes another hundred on a srx weeks test I Robert Davrd Webb leave cluckrng over Brrtta lrke a mother hen I D1x1e Lee West leave my Joe DlM3gg1O Joke ln my desposal umt I mean locker along wrth the rest of the worn out debrrs Jerry West leave s1ng1ng I may be wrong but I thrng I m wonderful Harold Potter Whrte leave some peanuts to Mrs McClanahan s elephant Raymond L Wrggs leave m last H1 h poet Laureatshrp to anyone wrllmg to argue Mr Connelly Barbara Wrllrams leave my ats rn t e belfrey K Wrnfred Wrlloughby leave my three smrles wrthout a wmk Anna Joyce Wrlson leave the apple of the teachers eye Shrrley Ann Wrlson leave to an one wantrng a halrcut lrke mme a soupbowl and a arr of scrssors Brrtta Gural Wrtcher leave my lack dancrng costume to anyone w1th strength enoug to wlggle xnto rt Robert Carroll Womack leave wrth those famous last words of Orphrlra rrngrng rn my ear Yo s crazy I know yo l Joy Fulcher Woodard leave w1th those famous last words st1ll thinkrng that Robert Womack rs the handsomest boy rn the semor class I Robert Alan York leave a sledge hammer to Donna so she can protect herself from the Jealous grrls I Sue Ann Young leave makrng the w1ll maker extremely happy slnce my name is last on the lrst : , u ': Q -. 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' ' We were actually takrng part rn the electron of class offrcers our class sponsor and class superlatrves We were actually havrng our senror prctures made gettrng our class rxngs and orderrng cards and lnvrtatrons for our graduatron We were watchrng football and basketball games for the last t1me as students of East Hrgh We found ourselves looklng closer at the cafeteria the gymnasium the stadrum the audrtorrum the clock rn the hallway that drdn t run durrng the ennre three years and even the faculty members realrzing that after thrs year we would never agaln look at them as students of East High There are many other thrngs that we recall durrng our three years at East We remember the honors brought to East by the members of the N F L We remember the hrgh ratrngs of our band and our choral groups We remember the plays grven by the Dramatic Guild starrmg many of our fnends and classmates Among these were such productrons as Strange Boarders and Good Housekeepmg The Ensemble members recall the trrp to Chattanooga the trrp to Tennessee Tech at Cookeville and the many many smging engagements for whrch they frequently got our of school The chorus members recall the trrps to the festrvals at Central Hrgh at M T S T C rn Murfreesboro and at Clarksville and the fall and sprrng concerts The band members recall the trrps to band festrvals and contests and the marchrng rn the Chnstmas parade each year The Iunror Semor Proms were hrgh pornts rn our lrfe at East Thetr plannrng the decoratron of the gymnasium the themes of Deep Purple and Moonlight and Roses and the beautrful musrc of the orchestras of Nell Owen and Owen Bradley wrll be remembered by many of us by student government at East w11l also be remembered by all of us There have been many other events all of whrch rt rs rmpossrble to mentlon the annual Chrrstmas programs when we were constantly overwhelmed by the generosrty of our fellow students the exchange talent shows the sock and sweater hops Courtesy and Frrendshrp weeks workrng on the annual wartrng for the school paper to come out campaign and electron day the annual Crvrtan H1 Y basketball game the pep meetlngs tl1e Gripe sessrons rn the auditorium the laughter at the lunchroom tables and funny expressrons of Real George Does the bus stop her? and Ihave dredl These never to be forgotten events whether rmportant or rnsrgmfrcant whlch have made our hrgh school years great are already hlstory Yes today rs Olll' Semor Day It marks the end of our basic preparatron for life and the beginnrng of a new and entrrely drfferent way of lrfe for all of us We realize the uncertarnty of the world s cond1t1on and we know that our goals can be attamed only through determrnatron endless effort and a strong undaunted falth in ourselves and rn God Wherever our paths rn l1fe may lead us may we ever remember the patrent mstructron and the wrse counseling by our teachers and our understandrng prrncrpal, our love for East l-hgh and the good and noble rdeals for which it stands Ga ll Mayhew Class Htstorran . . . . I , . . . . I . I . ' . . I . . , . . . . I I If ll ll ' lu - I ' I I . I 1 o s o - Q . , g l - ' . . . - . . . . . ' . . . . . ' The impressive inauguration services, the various departments of student government, and the important part played ' . . . . . . u . I : : : 3 . .. ' ,. .. .. ,, . ,. - - - ' . . . . . . . . ' . U , . . . . . . I . . ' ' ' . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ' . CLASS PROPHECY lCont1nued from Page 533 Do you have trresome chores you hate to do? Then take them to the Anythrng Co owned by Roy Smrth and J C Few whose motto rs We ll Do Anythrng for Money such as washmg dogs babysrttlng dustrng rugs etc Employees of the company are Wayne Heath Peggy Joyce Ann Lrnder Wayne Sullrvan and Robert Hall Mary Cox and Shtrley Frnn have opened a new Wrshey Washey Laundry We Duz Em Clean and so they do sard customers Betty Blevlns Wavy McClanahan and Barbara Medley Mr and Mrs Robert Webb QBIIUH Wrtcherj now operate a used car lot Bubba was seen trytng to sell a car to the noted radro commentator Alton Frye Dum Da Dum Dum Wayne Cavendar B1lly Server and Jtmmy Savage have now taken over Dragnet in cooperation with F B I Chref Jerry W1l11ams producers are Gerald Hurst and Dale Golden Video director Danrel Harper and Dickre Turner Senator Harold Clayton from Tennessee IS the democrattc candldate for presrdent Hrs campargn manager and secretary are Jesse Jones and La Keta Hartman Jimmy Cate and fellow explorers Shrrley Duke Davrd Dorris Shlrley Beatty and Arthur B Gibson have just They were not the only persons returmng from a trxp the celebrated columnist Martha Bullock retumed to her old home town wrth all the dope about the current movre favorites Barbara Cox Mtldred Moss famous comediene Wayne Martm and James Bell Flyrng the arrlrner on whrch she rode was Wallace Franklrn co pilot Douglas Cabbage and Stewardess Annette Fluty Professor Robert Heye has taken Emstern s place in scrence hrs colleagues also are noted for therr atomic dlscoverres They are Rose Braswell Lourse Davy and Phrl Johnson Mr and Mrs Joe B1nkleyfDor1s Batsony had therr new home desrgned by B111 Jarrett of Jarrett and Hoff fDona1dj archrtects Bullders were Ronald Parklnson and B111 Llnder constructron engrneers Bobby Srms and Craig Smrth olymprc swlmmers are now tryrng to swxm the channel Their coach ll Benton Tippett Joyce Honeycutt Marjorre Hughes Josephrne Jared and Anna Glasgow are now ln the ballet They are soon to appear at the new Ryman audrtonum whrch IS owned by Jo Ann Jordon and Joyce Faye Harris Grunell Drllon Nancy Dorns Barbara Farrell Donme Felts and Mary Ann Cole roller derby stars are featured at Harold Hltes Farrground Colrseum returned from a trip to Africa. While there they stayed at Sara Sue Grosmaire and Yvonne Ha1l's 'Jungle Hotel. A new reducing salon was opened by Sarah Batson and Mariana Bracey with business manager Stella Conquest Ida Io Simpson first lady judge of Tennessee has just tried a case between Ansrl Nlpper and Helen Srsco Jurors were Jane Ellen Smith Joyce Orrand Donald Morris Lowanda Nash Barbara Nabors Cleveland Dixon and Donald Shelton Charles Carter Maurice Cantrell Dorrrs Carr and Freddy Ford have opened a new restaurant together The waitresses are Jeannette Parker Frieda Harvey Mildred Lyell and Beverly Ann Southerland The owners buy their food supplies from Harry Hemmerely and Dorace Corbltt wholesale grocers The struggling teachers of dance are James Duke and Jerry Clinard trying to teach Floy Campsey Frances Higgins Carolyn Adams and Carolyn Savage how to dance in the studio of Hattie Malone and Bob McConnell Shirley Stewart Betty Gilliam and Dot Taylor feature a new hair style at their beauty salon with operators Rebecca Wachtel Jackie Shearon Jane Southerland and Ann Oldham Hicks and Joyce Schurman comediennes Lavonia Hodges Betty Hatcher Kay Parman and Emma Jean Myatt have appointments wrth the great artist David Green to have their portraits painted Norma Batson and Martha Sue Beasley opened their winter lodge this year and guests were Shirley Allen Norman Green Yvonne Johnson Willie Gray McDonald Carrole Rowlett and Thomas Arnold Seen on the sandy beaches of Florida were Pat Shirley Max Boling Rose Beeman and Omen Dickerson Douglas Meredith Joy Neville and Nadine Rice have become members of hast High s faculty With that the crystal ball clouded over and I knew that must be all of the graduates future Perhaps you don t believe in future reading and are a bit skeptical but stranger things than these have come true Respectfully Submitted, Barbara Gore Top T. 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