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CLASSES .... . .... Page 12 - - FEATURES ,,-- Page 50 SPORTS .... Page 70 ACTIVITIES Page 94 . .. X .I kg . ..5L M K. Q. f is K Sa - 4 si x ' xxx - -.Q- .l fesyvk f E Q ' A ,w R.O.T.C. .. Page 128 r- ,.,, , ' .':' ' . 5-. . aaaaa I ESS DEDICATION TO MISS VIRGINIA WHITE To Miss Virginia White, a symbol of the guiding-principles of East High, the 1955-56 staff of the MUSTANG gratefully dedicate this book. Her interest, her actions, her thoughts all complement her pleasing personality and appearance. Through every relationship with Miss White the East student feels her warmth and friendliness and her unfailing willingness to help. Her ceaseless interest is best exemplified by her work with the Senior Class and the Honor Society. A finer person could not be found as a sponsor for the Honor Societyg Miss White's life best illustrates the word honor. In her classes she always finds time to compliment last night's football team or congratulate someone's outstanding extracurricular work. This characteristic of complete fairness has endeared her to every East High student. Declaration of Independence Copyright 1942 by The Ohman Company Memphis, Tennessee. Reproduced with permission of The Ohman Company. ADMIN ISTRATIO MR. P. SNIDER, Principal MISS ROSE PARKINSON MRS. DUDLEY SHUMAKER Elemeniary Prinripnl Exeruiive Secretary FACULTY iv . . 1 r: ' , lj X X MISS MARY jO MRS. AUDREY MISS VIRGINIA MRS. CATHRYN MR. VIRGII. BOSTON BRADEN CHESS CLEMENT COLE Vocal Music English Girls' Physical Home Economics Science Education ,Q Qi 'PQ X 5 0.-.41 r . . X , XX L I X gr. . .. il ii: i l'X. X. MRS. PERLYNE MRS. RUTH MRS. DOROTHY MR. j. V. MR. BILLY CONN COOPER DODD DOWTIN EVANS Elementary Librarian Math and Mathematics Social Studies Secretary Commercial Studies Asst. juninr High Coach K t ,za F-4 ..,, all 09 4 . . L,., X ' EX in fi' MR. ORION MISS NANCY MISS LOUISE MR. BOB MRS. IOLA FRYE FURIAN GREEN HAZLEWOOD HEADSTREAM Science Spanish Languages English English 9 . 5 I - FACULTY MR. KENNETH HOLLAND Social Studies and Senior High Coach ,ft -AFS' MRS. MARY H. MITCHELL Mathematics U xii 'ISF MRS. BESS REDDING Social Studies I0 MRS. GLADYS JACK English and Speech SBP -A I . I ... t ac .is MISS MARILYN MOORE Art 4Q' MRS. PAUL REGAN English and Spelling MR. BROOKS MISS MILDRED MRS ROSE D JACKSON KEITH MILLER Industrial Art English Arts MISS MARY MORPI-IIS Mathematics ,.. . X 'ik A K x .-'ffl '- I I. . .. .1-N .. , . 5529.1-I--L,,,.,j5 hmm- I 5. .3 w xg .-,ff- r MRS. GLADYS RIGGS Latin is . E .fl is . re I MISS ELSIE STONE Mathematics 'et E FACULTY X J MRS. H. S. MRS. OLIVIA MR. GEORGE MRS. LILBURNE TAYLOR THOMPSON TONEY VOLLMER Mathematics Social Studies and Band Commercial and and Spelling Home Economics Social Studies MRS. EVELYN MISS VIRGINIA MISS ELIZABETH S.F.C. DAVID MRS. MARY WEBB V WHITE WILLS CROSBY MORTON Geography, English Social Studies English RUO T C Public Health and Social Studies ' i ' Nurse Not pictured: MRS. NELLIE CLARK, Cafeteria Manager MRS. COALLA KING, Supply Room, Math, Social Studies MRS. ALICE REIMERS, Geography, Spelling MR. CHARLES B. WELCH, Junior Coach, Science ,,.-v Z Q4 x 4 if Qi a ' 553 5 x N... Nmxyx -..,,Nm-1. X .. K A WWW .. 1 'wx A4-A an . 'X X fn x gl. QW NMR ,459 w W, K K. X 'Q , , . tx! K S ' ' L L. I X ,, V- , '33, ' 5 I . , A f r Ju R . X H .1 5 V H A , ' , .X '.?v k X . ' y A , ., .. 4 X , ,,, 1 3' gi K' s' af ' i .uf In ff r Wat? nr . wx -' N 'I' 544 n : fy can N Q ...W :.: A I r 1.5K U mr i 4 K hz . v , . ' X . V s l g,1, 'L , - -' Q., 1 1 H x 'A ' I iv? 9 f 'VP L f-,sm - P.I B K K bfi xfjuly L . - ewwff , Q 1 ,vi 'D ,vsfp I 5 554155 .fjx SENIOR HARRIFT APPLIZBAUM X Spanish Club 1, 2g Commercial Club 3. AMBITION: To be successful in whatever I do. JAMES OR1s BARRINGTON -IIMAIY Transferred from Sidney Lanier High. Montgomery, Ala- bama, in Senior year. Red Cross Representative 3g Band 33 Hi-Y 33 Science Club 35 Typing Club 35 Allegro Club 3. AMBITION: To lead a successful life. VUILILIAM C. BATFMAN, JR. 1115-ic,-iw' Transferred from Baylor School, Chattanooga. in Junior year. Homeroom Officer 2g ROTC Officer 31 Hi-Y 2, 33 Key Club Z, 3g E Club 3: Photography Club 35 Spanish Club 23 Football 3g Track 3. AMBITION: To be a success- ful veterinarian. BARBARA BENSON Football Queen Candidate 33 Homeroom Officer lg Student Council Representative 3g ROTC Sponsor 2, 33 Office Staff 3g Pep Squad l. 3: Yearbook Committee 3g East High Chorus 3g Tri-Hi'Y 1, 3, Officer 3g Spanish Club Officer 2. AMBITION: To be as happily married as my mother and father are. JOHN PATRICK BLACK my' Quill and Scroll 3g MlI.ffdII.8 Rrmudulif 2, 3g Office Staff 2, 3g Hi-Y 1, 2, Officer 3g Math Club 2, 35 Science Club 2g Photography Club 3. AMBITION: To become an archi- tectural engineer. PATRICIA ANNE BLACK laifsi' 325 Prize, Lion Oil Scholarship Essay Contest Zg National Honor Society 31 Thespian Play 31 Office Staff 2, 33 Pep Squad 1. 2: FHA Officer 1. President 2, City Officer 3g Tri-Hi-Y 1. 2. Officer 3g Y-Teens 1, 2, Officer 3g Com- mercial Club 2. 3. AMBITION: To be as wonderful and give as much to my children as my parents have given to me. BARBARA BLOCK Student Council Representative lg Homeroom Officer 3g Yearbook Staff 33 Pep Squad 3g French Club 2, 39 Math Club 33 Tri-Hi-Y 33 Varsity Basketball 2. 3. AMBITION: Always to do my best in everything I attempt. BEATRICE BLOCK RUNNY Homeroom Officer 3g Red Cross Representative lg National Honor Society 31 Quill and Scroll 2. 3g Afllffilllg Roundup 1, 2, 3g Pep Squad 1, 35 Student Librarian 3g French Club 2, 33 Math Club 2, 33 Tri-Hi-Y 3, AMBITION: To end up being as smart as my parents say I think I am right now! SE IORS CHESTER CYRII. BOLLINGER, JR. CY Transferred from St. Stephens Episcopal School, Austin, Texas, in Senior year. East High Chorus 35 Debate Team 31 Hi-Y 3. AMBITION: To lighten the world to those in darkness. PATRICIA ANN BRISTER PAT East High Chorus 35 Thespian Play 35 Pep Squad 1, 2, 35 Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 35 Spanish Club 15 National Thespian So- ciety 3, Varsity Basketball 2. AMBITION: To live a happy, successful life. BARBARA RHEA BRYAN Student Council Representative 15 Homeroom Officer 1, 25 Office Staff 2, 33 ROTC Sponsor 25 Spanish Club 15 FHA 3, Officer 1, City Officer 15 Tri-Hi-Y 25 Commercial Club 2, President 3. AMBITION: To have a happy, successful life. ROBERT BEVERLY BUCKINGHAM BEV Distinction Latin Tournament 15 Hall of Fame, Best Citizen 35 President Student Council 35 Homeroom President 1, 25 Treasurer junior Classg Student Council Representative 15 Rotary Club Outstanding Seniorg National Honor Society 2, President 35 Yearbook Staff 35 Science Club 25 Math Club 25 French Club 3, President 25 Allegro Club 2, 33 Key Club 2, 3. AMBITION: Doctor. WILLIAM STANAGE BYRD BILL Transferred from Columbia Military Academy in Senior year.,ROTC Officer 35 Spanish Club 35 Wrestling Captain 3. AMBITION: To make my mother proud of me and be happy- CAROLYN CALDWELL Pep Squad 1, 33 FHA 25 Allegro Club 2, 35 French Club 1, 25 Math Club 2, 3. AMBITION: To reach the goal cf happiness in life. LELAND P. CARDWELL DICKIE All-Memphis Football 35 Industrial Arts Club 1, 25 Hi-Y 1, 2, 35 Club 2, 35 Football 2, 35 Wrestling Captain 3. AMBITION: To grow big enough to play college football. GLENDA LEE CARPENTER Homeroom Officer 1, 25 Red Cross Representative 15 Spanish Club 1, 25 Tri-Hi-Y 1, 25 Commercial Club 3. AMBITION: To go to college and study dramatics. SE IOR CARoI.vN CARTER R.iRo Most Popular Girl. junior Classg Hall of Fame, Most Ath- letic 35 Homeroom Officer 1. 25 Pep Squad 1, 25 Office Staff 1, 2, 35 ROTC Sponsor 35 National Thespian Society 35 French Club 2. 35 Math Club 35 Allegro Club 35 Tri-Hi-Y 1. Officer 2. President 35 Varsity Basketball 15 Varsity Softball 1. AMBITION: To live a successful Christian life. MARX' CATHERINE CARTER Pep Squad 35 Spanish Club 1, 25 Typing Club 35 Y-Teens 2, 35 FHA Officer 1, 3. AMBITION: To be as wonderful a person as my mother is. EI.oIsIs CHASE IVEEZIE Honorable Mention. Latin Tournament 15 Hall of Fame, Friendliest 35 Girls' State 35 Football Queen Candidate 35 Rotary Club Outstanding Seniorg ROTC Sponsor 2, 35 Pep Squad 15 Yearbook Committee 35 Cheerleader 2. 35 Spanish Club 1, 25 Tri-Hi-Y 15 French Club Officer 2, 3. AMBITION: To marry a wonderful guy and have a happy family! W. T. CHRISTIAN Transferred from Cullman, Alabama, High, in Senior year. Red Cross Representative 35 E Club 35 Science Club 3. AMBITION: Pilot Training. KEN CHUMNEY ROTC Officer 31 Spanish Club 1, 25 Science Club 35 Math Club 2, 35 E Club 1, 2, 35 Hi-Y 25 Basketball 25 Track 35 Baseball 1. 2. 35 Tennis 35 XVrestling 3. AMBITION: To live. CATHERINE CLARK Distinction. Latin Tournament 15 Muffrwg Rowzdufv Merit Award 25 Hall of Fame, Wittiest 35 National Honor So- ciety 2, Officer 35 Quill and Scroll 2. Officer 35 Mumnig Rfilllldllff 1. 2, 35 Pep Squad 1. 35 French Club 25 Math Club 2. President 35 Tri-Hi-Y 15 Varsity Basketball 1 AMBITION: To make my parents proud of me. ROBFRTA SUE COHEN Rom Transferred from Highland Park High School. Dallas, Texas, in Senior year. Red Cross Representative 35 East High Chorus 35 FHA 35 Commercial Club 3, AMBITION: Four kids. JEWETT COLE III Rifle Team Z5 French Club 1, 25 Math Club 35 Science Club 35 Photography Club Officer 35 Track 3. AMBITIONZ To be a successful engineer with a million dollars, SENIOR PATRICIA CoUsINs PAT Honorable Mention. Latin Tournament lg Hall of Fame, Best All Around 33 Girls' Vice President Student Council 33 Secretary junior Class3 Student Council Representative 23 All-American Cheerleader 33 National Honor Society 2, 33 Quill and Scroll 33 Cheerleader 2, Captain 33 Yearbook Staff 2, Editor 33 ROTC Sponsor 33 Pep Squad 13 Office Staff 1, 23 Tri-Hi-Y 1, 3, Officer 23 Spanish Club 23 Math Club 23 Varsity Basketball 13 Most Valuable Player City Tournament 1. AMBITION: Never to forget my high school friends. SARA ANN CRENSHAW Debate Team 33 East High Chorus 33 Band 2, 33 Allegro Club 1, 2, 33 French Club 1, 23 Math Club 23 Science Club 2, 3. AMBITION: To graduate with honors from medical school. DOUGLAS HESTER CURRY Homeroom Officer 33 Science Club 2, 33 Math Club 33 Photography Club 3. AMBITION: Engineering. JAMES DABNEY CURTIS Transferred from Forrest City, Arkansas, in Senior year. Thespian Play 33 Spanish Club 33 Allegro Club 33 National Thespian Society 3. AMBITION: Commercial Advertising. KAREN DAVIS TEX Thespian Play 2, AMBITION: To win the Nobel and Pulitzer Prizes for literature before 1970. MARTHA DELUGACH Honorable Mention, Latin Tournament 13 National Honor Society 33 Murmrzg Roundup 33 Office Staff 33 French Club 2, 33 Math Club 2, 33 Tri-Hi-Y 3. AMBITION: To get the most out of my years at college. SUSAN joYcE DIAMOND Red Cross Representative 13 Band 3, Officer 1, 23 Mufiuzzg Roundup 2, 33 Allegro Club 2, Officer 33 Spanish Club 1, 23 Math Club 2, 33 Science Club 2, 33 Photography Club 33 National Thespian Society 2, 3. AMBITION: To lead a happy and successful life. JOANNE DIXON DIXIE Homeroom Officer 2, 33 Office Staff 33 ROTC Sponsor 33 East High Chorus 33 Pep Squad 1, 33 Yearbook C0mmiitC6 33 Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, Officer 33 Allegro Club 1, 2, 3. AMBI- TION: To lead a happy life helping others less fortunate than I. N-Q' SE IORS 'IANI2 DLUGACH Distinction, Latin Tournament 15 National Honor Society 35 Mufmng Roundup 35 Office Staff 35 Math Club 2, 33 French Club 2, 3. AMBITION: To realize success. VIRGINIA ANN Douos ROWDI' Transferred from jacksonville Beach, Florida, High School in junior year. Band 2, Officer 35 Math Club 2, 32 Science Club 2, 35 Tri-Hi-Y 3. AMBITION: To rear my children in the light of God5 to be good, honest, and cheerful-as my parents tried to rear me. NANCY CAROL DREIFUs 012111 Distinction, Latin Tournament 15 Muflang Roundup Merit Award 25 Hall of Fame, Most Likely to Succeed 35 Home- room Officer 35 National Honor Society 2, Officer 35 Quill and Scroll 2, Officer 35 Muflarzg Roundup 1. 2, 33 Office Staff 35 French Club 1, 25 Spanish Club 25 Math Club 2, 3g Tri-Hi-Y 35 Varsity Basketball 1, 2. 3. AMBI- TION: To get the most out of life always. PHIL DULIN Honorable Mention, Latin Tournament 15 Math Club 35 Spanish Club 35 Basketball 1, 2, 35 Golf 2. AMBITION: To become a success in the field that I enter. BARBARA ANTOINETTE DUNN Transferred from Germantown High in junior year. Com- mercial Club 2, 35 FHA 25 Y-Teens 25 Tri-Hi-Y 35 Pho- tography Club 3. AMBITION: To be a good Christian and the kind of person that my family and friends will be proud to know. GARY EMERSON Science Club 2, 35 Spanish Club 25 Math Club 35 Hi-Y 2, 35 Industrial Arts Club 15 Football 1, 2, 35 Track 1, 3. AMBITION: To graduate from college with an A aver- age. JAMES M. EVANS JIMMI' Boys' State 25 Three Second Places. Mid-South Commercial Contest. Typing Division 15 National Honor Society 35 Quill and Scroll 35 ROTC Officer 35 Murlang Roundup 2. 35 Hi-Y 1, 2, 35 Science Club 2, 35 Math Club 2, 35 Photography Club 35 Football 1. AMBITION: Successor to Frank Lloyd Wright, the world's foremost architect. ROGER E. FAKES HI-Y 1, 2, 35 Spanish Club 2, 35 Science Club 1. 25 In- dustrial Arts Club 1. 25 Allegro Club 3. AMBITION: To make good use of the talents given to me. E IOR ROBERT HOLMES FISHER BOBBY Spanish Club 15 Math Club 25 Science Club 2, 39 Photogra- phy Club 3. AMBITION: To be successful and happy in college. DOROTHEA BEACHAMP FLY BEAU Transferred from Friends Academy, Long Island, New York, in junior year. ROTC Sponsor 35 Pep Squad 2, President 35 Thespian Play 25 National Thespian Society 35 Spanish Club 35 French Club 25 Tri-Hi-Y, 2, 35 Typing Club 3. AMBI- TION: To contribute something to the world for the bene- fit of others. DON C. FREEZE Industrial Arts Club 1, 25 Photography Club 3. AMBITION: Be a success in life and live to be 110. TANA ELAINE FRENCH Transferred from Pittsburg, Kansas, in Sophomore year. East High Chorus 2, 35 Pep Squad 35 FHA 35 Commercial Club 2. AMBITION: To graduate and to have a married life as happy as my parents' has been. BECKY SUE GABEHART BECK Office Staff 25 Nurse's Room Staff 15 Pep Squad 1, 35 Spanish Club 3, Officer 25 Tri-Hi-Y 2, 35 Commercial Club Officer 3. AMBITION: To obtain in life the happi- ness and success that my mother and father have. MARY LOUISE GAINES Pep Squad 1, 2, 35 Commercial Club 2, 35 Spanish Club 1, 2. AMBITION: Always to be a credit to my family, my country, and my'GOd. VIOLET LOUISE GAMBLE East High Chorus 2, 35 Spanish Club 15 Commercial Club 35 Photography Club 35 Tri-Hi-Y 3. AMBITION: To live a life of happiness. JOHN KENNETH GATES KEN Transferred from Christian Brothers High School in Senior year. Typing Club 3. AMBITION: To lead a happy and successful life. r 'nF. -If 'Wm-. SEN IORS WILMA BOSWELL GEORGE BILLIE First Place Folk-tale Interpretation, Speech Contest 2, 3: Student Council Representative 1, 23 Rotary Club Outstand- ing Senior, ROTC Sponsor 2, Thespian Play 2, 33 Student Librarian 1, East High Chorus 33 Office Staff 1, 2, 33 Pep Squad 2, 3g National Thespian Society 1, 2, 3g Nurse's Room Staff 2, FHA Officer 3, Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, Science Club 2, 3. AMBITION: To be a Rebel at Ole Miss. DAVID ALLEN GIBSON Band l, 2, 3, East High Chorus 1, 23 Allegro Club 2, 3, Spanish Club 2, Photography Club 3. AMBITION: To make a million before I'm thirty. KENNETH ROY GLEASON KEN Transferred from Rock Falls, Illinois, High in Sophomore year. Science Club 2, 3g Hi-Y 3g Photography Club 33 Typing Club 3. AMBITION: To be an architectural engi- neer. BARBARA GORDON Pep Squad 3, FHA 1, 2, Officer 3, Y-Teens 2, Tri-Hi-Y 25 Commercial Club 3. AMBITION: To be the kind of person that God, my family, and friends will be proud to know. JAMES LLOYD GORDON JIMBO Rifle Team 1, 2, Chess Club Ig French Club 2g Math Club 2, 31 Science Club 2, 33 Hi-Y 1, 2, 3. AMBITION: To own Ford Motor Company. SUSAN ANN GREENE Transferred from Gadsden, Alabama, in Junior year. East High Chorus 2, 3g Commercial Club 2g Photography Club 3, Y-Teens 3. AMBITION: To be as wonderful as my mom. HARRIS WEBBER HALL East High Chorus 1, 2, 31 Allegro Club 2, 3, Science Club 1, Photography Club 3. AMBITION: To be a disc jockey or play drums in a good band. WADE HARRISON Homeroom Officer 1, 2, 3, Spanish Club 15 Science Club 2g Typing Club 33 Basketball 2, 3. AMBITION: Lawyer. 'n.. SE IOR JOAN FRANCES HARTMAN Student Librarian 1, 35 Math Club 25 Spanish Club 3. AMBITION: To be a librarian. MARGARET HEAD East High Chorus 35 Pep Squad 35 Allegro Club 1, 2. 35 French Club Officer 25 Typing Club 35 Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3. AMBITION: To live a happy life. CHARLOTTE JANE HEADSTREAM Distinction, Latin Tournament 15 School Winner, Standard Oil Essay Contest 15 School Winner, Advertising Essay Contest 25 Murlung Roundup Merit Award 25 Rotary Club Outstanding SeniOr5 Student Council Representative 15 Na- tional Honor Society 2, 35 Quill and Scroll 2, Officer 35 Mustang Roundup 1, 2, Editor 35 Allegro Club 1. Officer 25 Tri-Hi-Y 25 Office Staff 35 Pep Squad 3. AMBITION: To live life to the fullest with a career filled with excite- ment and adventure. RAYMOND FOWLER HENLEY RAY Transferred from Atlanta, Georgia, in Junior year. Band 25 Allegro Club 35 Hi-Y 2, Officer 35 Math Club 25 Span- ish Club 3. AMBITION: To get through college. DOROTHY JUNE HERRINGTON DOTTIE Hall of Fame, Most Attractive 35 Yearbook Staff 35 Alter- nate Cheerleader 25 Pep Squad 25 ROTC Sponsor 2. 33 Tri-Hi-Y 25 French Club 1, 25 Commercial Club 3. AM- BITION: Interior decorator or any field of art work. PHIL HIBBARD Science Club 2, 35 Photography Club 3. AMBITION: To be one of the 8000 men in the U.S. who are millionaires. PEGGY HILLER PEDGE Distinction, Latin Tournament 15 Homeroom President 35 National Honor Society 35 Quill and Scroll 35 ROTC Sponsor 35 Pep Squad 2, 35 Murzang Roundup 2, Business Manager 35 Student Librarian 35 French Club 2. President 35 Math Club 2, 35 Tri-Hi-Y 3. AMBITION: To lead a happy and successful life and to be a credit to my com- munity. PATRICIA SUE HOBACK PATSY East High Chorus 35 Pep Squad 35 Spanish Club 1, 25 Science Club 35 Allegro Club 2, 35 Tri-Hi-Y 3. AMBI- TION: To make as fine a person as my mother. 'Yu qv Y, Qn .aumum1Q E IOR PATRICIA RUTH HOIQGES PATSY National Honor Society 3, Yearbook Committee Chairman 31 Pep Squad 1, 2. 33 Allegro Club 2, 33 Math Club 2, 35 Spanish Club 33 Tri'Hi-Y 1, 2. AMBITION: To lead a happy and successful life by being as wonderful as my mother and father. LOIS CAROLINE HOWELL Transferred from Tech High in junior year. FHA 25 Com- mercial Club 3. AMBITION: To be a beautician and own several of my own beauty parlors. HOW'ARlD HUGHES All-Memphis Football Honorable Mention 33 All-State Football Honorable Mention 3, Sergeant-at-Arms junior Class, Advisor Junior Hi-Y 33 ROTC Officer 2, Battalion Commander 3, Office Staff 2, Rifle Team 2, 3, East High Chorus 33 Hi-Y 1, Officer 2, President 33 Key Club 1, 2. 3, Science Club 1. 2, 35 Industrial Arts Club 1, 2, Football 1, 2, Co-Captain 33 Track 1. AMBITION: To go through agricultural school and become a gentleman farmer and race sport cars. THEODORE R. HUMPHREY 71511 Boys' State 2g Vice President Senior Class, Homeroom Pres- ident 2, 33 School Red Cross Representative 2, Yearbook Staff 2, 33 Thespian Play 21 Spanish Club 3, President 2, Math Club Z, Officer 3, Science Club 1, 2, Hi-Y 1, 2. AMBITION: To make an important contribution to man- kind through engineering. JAMES A. JACKSON jACK Transferred from Woodlawn High, Birmingham, Alabama, in Senior year. East High Chorus 3, Allegro Club 3. AM- BITION: To get a degree in electrical engineering from Georgia Tech and make money, money, money. NANCY MAE JAFFKE Red Cross Representative 1g East High Chorus 2. 3g Pep Squad 35 Allegro Club 33 Commercial Club 33 Tri-Hi-Y 3, Spanish Club 1, 2. AMBITION: To have happiness and to make the most of my life. OLIVER M. jAIIIIEsON 0LL1Ii Spanish Club 2, Science Club 2, 35 Hi-Y 2, Math Club 3. AMBITION: To be a successful physician. DONNA ELLIS JIESTER Homeroom Officer 1, 2, 33 Thespian Play 2, 39 Office Staff 35 Pep Squad 2, 3, East High Chorus 2, 33 National Thespian Society 2, Officer 3, French Club 1, 2, Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2. AMBITION: To be a success in life and make my mother and father proud of me. -wav' E IOR GLEN ALLEN JOHNSON Transferred from Jackson, Mississippi, in Senior year. Hi-Y 33 Science Club 3. AMBITION: To become an engineer. MARILYN JOHNSTON East High Chorus 2, 35 Pep Squad 1, 35 Allegro Club 2, 31 Spanish Club 1g Commercial Club 33 Tri-Hi-Y 3. AMBI- TION: To be happy and successful in the work I do. JOHN RUSSELL KIRKPATRICK Transferred from Hillsboro High, Nashville, Tennessee, in Junior year. Commissioner of Traffic, Student Council 3g Homeroom Officer 23 National Honor Society 33 Yearbook Committee 3, Thespian Play 25 Key Club 2. 3g Hi-Y 2, 3: National Thespian Society 2, Officer 3g Spanish Club Officer 3, E Club 2, 3: Science Club 2g Football 23 Tennis 2, 3. AMBITION: To study law, enter politics, and be- come President. HARRIET KRIVCHER Honorable Mention. Latin Tournament lg Student Council Representative 2, 3g Pep Squad 3g Math Club 23 Spanish Club 2, 3, Photography Club Officer 31 Varsity Basketball 2, 3. AMBITION: To be the first lawyer who can beat Patty Berg. ROBERT EDWARD LANGSTON EOR Homeroom Officer 3g ROTC Officer 3g Science Club 33 Math Club 2, 33 Spanish Club 1, 23 Football 3. AMBI- TION: To be a success. ROBERT LANIER Spanish Club 1, 2g Hi-Y 23 Science Club 3. AMBITION: To be a successful lawyer or a success in any endeavor. EDWARD B. LEMASTER EB Spanish Club 1, 21 Math Club 2, 3g Science Club 33 Golf 1, 2, 3. AMBITION: To make my life one of which my family could be proud. HENRY LEE LEVY HANK Hall of Fame, Most Likely to Succeed 33 Student Council Representative 1, 2g Homeroom President 1g Murtarzg Roundup Merit Award 2g Treasurer Senior Classg Best Drilled ROTC Squad 25 National Honor Society 3: Quill and Scroll 2, President 35 Murlang Roundup 1, 2, 3g Office Staff 33 Key Club 2, 33 Photography Club 3g Science Club 2, 31 Chess Club lg Spanish Club 3, Officer 2. AMBITION: Medicine. SENIORS BRIAN FRANKLIN LEWIS LOUIIZ Hall of Fame, Most Athletic 33 All-Memphis Football 33 All-State Football Honorable Mention 33 Player of the Week 33 Gra-Y Advisor 33 ROTC Officer 2, 33 Office Staff 1, 2, 33 East High Chorus 33 Hi-Y 1, 2, Officer 33 Industrial Arts Club 13 E Club 1, 2, 33 Key Club 33 Allegro Club 33 Football 1, 2, Co-Captain 33 Basketball 1, 2, 33 Baseball 1, 2, 33 Track 2, 3. AMBITION: To finish high school and college, to be a good citizen and a man I can be proud of. ALVIN FOSTER Locks Hall of Fame, Best All Around 33 President junior Classg President Senior Classg All-Memphis Football Honorable Mention 33 Student Council Representative 1, 33 Homeroom President 13 Lord-in-Waiting, Cotton Carnival 23 National Honor Society 33 ROTC Officer 2, 33 Key Club 1, 2, Offil cer 33 Club 1, 2. 33 Hi-Y 1, 2, 33 NCO Club 13 Typing Club Officer 33 Football 1, 2. 33 Baseball 1. 2. 3. AMBI- TION: To find happiness and success in life. ROBERT A. LOGAN BOB Transferred from Taylor County High, Florida, in junior year. Rifle Team 2, 33 Hi-Y 23 Math Club 2, 33 Science Club 2, 3. AMBITION: Chemical Engineer. MARGARET ANN LOTT Homeroom President 13 Boys' City 23 Commissioner-at- Large, Student Council 23 ROTC Sponsor 1, 2, 3g National Honor Society 33 Quill and Scroll 33 Yearbook Staff 2, 33 Alternate Cheerleader 2, Cheerleader 33 Pep Squad 1, 23 Tri-Hi-Y 23 Math Club 23 Science Club Officer 33 Span- ish Club 2, 'President 3. AMBITION: To help make the lives of others as happy as mine has been. JOAN LUNDEN Transferred from Evanston Township High, Evanston, Illi- nois, in Senior year. FHA 33 Commercial Club 3. Jo ANN LUTON Homeroom Officer 33 ROTC Sponsor 33 Spanish Club 13 Tri-Hi-Y 13 Allegro Club 1, 2, 33 Science Club 23 Com- mercial Club 2, 3. AMBITION: To become a successful medical technician and live a full Christian life. PATSY GALE MARTAK Homeroom Officer 23 East High Chorus 33 Thespian Play 33 Pep Squad 1, 2, 33 Muflang Roundup 2, 33 Na- tional Thespian Society 2, 3g Allegro Club 33 Spanish Club 2, 33 Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2. AMBITION: To keep the friendships that I have acquired in my three wonderful years at East High and to lead a happy Christian life. MARTHA MURPHY MCDONALD MARTY Cotton Carnival Lady-in-Waiting 23 Football Queen Candi- date 33 ROTC Sponsor 2, 33 Mustang Roundup 33 Office Staff 33 Pep Squad 1, 33 Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 33 Commercial Club Officer 33 French Club 1, 2. AMBITION: To be a success in life by being as wonderful as my parents. 1 fl.. 1' SE IOR WILLIAM MCKAY MCINTOSH BILLY Student Council Representative 15 Yearbook Committee 35 ROTC Officer 35 Rifle Team 2, 35 Math Club 2, 35 Science Club 2, 35 Spanish Club 25 Photography Club 3. AMBI- TION: To be a Chemical Engineer. ROBERT MCKEE Mucoo Spanish Club 1, 25 Science Club 2, 3. AMBITION: To be- come a commercial airlines pilot. JANIS CLARE MCKINNEY Commissioner of Activities, Student Council 35 Homeroom Officer 15 Student Council Representative 25 Murlang Roundup Merit Award 25 National Honor Society 2, 35 Quill and Scroll 2, 35 Mustang Roundup 1, 2, 35 Pep Squad 1, 25 French Club 1, 25 Tri-Hi-Y 1, 25 Math Club 2, Offi- cer 3. AMBITION: To lead a happy and successful life. ANN TULL MCKNIGI-IT Distinction, Latin Tournament 15 Hall of Fame, Most In- telligent 35 Vice President Junior Class5 Student Council Representative 1, 25 National Honor Society 2, officer, Quill and Scroll 2, 35 Murtang Roundup 1, 2, 35 Pep Squad 2, 35 French Club 2, Officer 35 Math Club 25 Science Club 3. AMBITION: To graduate from college and live a happy, successful life. CARL ALBERT MEYER ROTC Officer 35 Science Club 2, 3. AMBITION: Electrical Engineer. FRANK J. MEYER Hi-Y 15 Typing Club 3. AMBITION: To have a business that tops the Hilton Hotels. MICHAEL CLARK MILAM Red Cross Representative 35 Science Club 35 Spanish Club 15 Industrial Arts Club 15 Math Club 2, 35 Hi-Y 2, 3. AMBITION: Architectural Draftsman. ROBERT C. MILLER Transferred from Turtle Creek, Pennsylvania, in junior year. East High Chorus 25 Industrial Arts Club 2. AMBI- TION: Architect. SENIOR FRANK HARXVOOD MONTGOMERY Distinction, Latin Tournament 13 Hall of Fame, Most In- telligent 33 Homeroom Officer 1, President 33 Selected for Boys' State 23 Rotary Club Outstanding Seniorg Red Cross Representative 13 National Honor Society 33 Quill and Scroll 33 Yearbook Staff 2, 33 Thespian Play 23 East High Chorus 23 Band 2, Officer 33 Hi-Y 1, 2, 33 Math Club 2, 33 Science Club 33 Allegro Club 1, Officer 2, President 33 French Club Officer 23 Track 2, 3. AMBITION: Ambition. ELIZABETH LAVERNE MOORE BETTE FHA 1, 23 Commercial Club 2, 3. AMBITION: To have a happy and successful life. JOI-IN F. MOORE All-Memphis Football Honorable Mention 33 Office Staff 2, 33 Hi-Y 1, 2, 33 Club 1, Z, 33 Industrial Arts Club 1, 23 Science Club 1, 2, 33 Football 1, 2, 33 Track 1, 2, 3. AMBITION: Someday to be a great football player. ROBERT GEORGE MORGAN SKATES Homeroom President 33 Science Club 2, 33 Key Club 2, Officer 3. AMBITION: To win fame and fortune. FRANK C. MORGRET ROTC Officer 33 Office Staff 1, 23 Allegro Club 1, 2, 33 Chess Club 13 Hi-Y 23 Science Club 2, 33 Math Club 3. AMBITION: To be successful in everything I do. WILLIAM RAND OEDING BILLY East High Chorus 1, 23 ROTC Officer 3. AMBITION: To be a successful mechanical engineer. DENNIS LEE PENICK Transferred from Robert E. Lee High, jacksonville, Florida, in Senior year. East High Chrous 33 Allegro Club 3. AM- BITION: To become a teacher. BEVERLY ANN PEPPER Honorable Mention, Latin Tournament lg Pep Squad 1, 2 33 Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 33 Science Club 23 Spanish Club 2, 33 Photography Club 33 Varsity Basbetball 2. AMBITION: Happiness and success. 1 awe! 'QWQ SE IOR JUDY PLUNK First Place Y-Teen Talent Show 23 National Honor Society 33 East High Chorus 1, 33 Thespian Play 1, 2, 33 Allegro Club 1, 2, 31 Tri-Hi-Y 1, 23 National Thespian Society 1, Officer 2, President 3. AMBITION: To live a happy and successful life. MICHAEL O'SHANE REARDON MIKE Outstanding M II Cadet 2g ROTC Officer 2, 3g Rifle Team 2, Captain 33 Spanish Club 2, 33 Science Club 2, 35 E Club 1, 2, 33 Baseball 1, 2, 3. AMBITION: To be a successful engineer. BARTA ANN RICE Homeroom Officer 13 School Red Cross Representative 33 Quill and Scroll 33 Pep Squad 1, 33 Murtang Roundup 2, 3: Allegro Club 1, 2, Officer 33 Spanish Club 33 Tri-Hi-Y 1, 23 Math Club 2. AMBITION: To travel'around the world. CORINNE RIDOLPHI Honorable Mention, Latin Tournament lg Girls' State Al- ternate 23 Student Council Representative 33 National Honor Society 2, 33 Quill and Scroll 2, 33 Alternate Cheerleader 13 Cheerleader 2, 33 Mustang Roundup 1, 2, 33 Office Staff 31 Math Club 2, 33 Tri-Hi-Y 1, 23 French Club Officer 2, 3. AMBITION: To be as happy through life as I have been my five years at East High. EMILY SUE RILEY ROTC Sponsor 2, 33 Nurse's Room Staff 53 Pep Squad 3g East High Chorus 33 French Club 1. 23 Tri-Hi-Y 2, 31 Typing Club Officer 3. AMBITION: To be as wonderful as my parents, LEE ROGERS Homeroom Officer 2, 33 Pep Squad 33 East High Chrous 33 Nurse's Room Staff 23 Commercial Club 2, 33 Allegro Club 1, 2, 33 Tri-Hi-Y 1, 23 Spanish Club 1. AMBITION: I want to live a happy life, always making friends with those I meet. ROBERT JOSEPH Rourr Science Club 33 Hi-Y 13 Wrestling 3. AMBITION: To get the most out of life. MARGARET SHERRILL RUFFIN Pep Squad lg FHA Officer 1, City Officer lg Spanish Club 13 Tri-Hi-Y 13 Commercial Club 3. AMBITION: To get married and have a happy and successful life with my family. 'X' I qf '-I-mum., ,Q 3 Q! 'hr SE IOR MARCIA SCARBOROUGH Chaplain junior Class5 Homeroom Officer 33 Red Cross Representative 35 Yearbook Committee 35 East High Chorus 2, 35 Pep Squad 1, 25 Bookstore Staff 25 French Club 1, 25 Allegro Club 3. AMBITION: To be happy by helping others find happiness. NANCY CLARE SCHARFF Red Cross Representative 1, 35 Quill and Scroll 2, 35 Pep Squad 15 Munang Roundup 1, 2, 35 National Thespian Society 2, 35 French Club 2. 3. AMBITION: To have a life rich in success and happiness. HARRIET LORRAINE SCHROEDER Band 1, 2, 35 Pep Squad 15 Student Librarian 2, 35 Y-Teens 25 Science Club 2, 35 FHA 1, Officer 2, City Officer 35 Commercial Club 3, Varsity Basketball 2. AMBITION: To be a success in science. ARTHUR SEESSEI. ART Rotary Club Outstanding Senior5 Quill and Scroll 35 Year- book Staff 2, Business Manager 35 Math Club 25 Spanish Club 2, 33 Key Club 3. AMBITION: To graduate from an Eastern college. DAN Sl-IILSTAT mx Two First Divisions, West Tennessee Band Contest 25 Band 1, President 2, 35 Murtang Roundup 2, 35 Allegro Club 2, Officer 35 Math Club 2, Officer 35 Science Club 2, 3. AMBITION: Live to see science and man working together in peace. BURTON ALVIN SHINDLER BUDDY Office Staff 1, 25 Hi-Y-1, 25 Baseball 2, 3. AMBITION: To be a real American and live up to the traditions that are handed down to me. BOBBYE jo SHUMAKER Secretary Senior Class5 National Honor Society 35 Quill and Scroll 35 Pep Squad l, 2, 35 East High Chorus 2, 35 Mustang Roundup 2, 35 Tri-Hi-Y 1, Officer 2, 35 Allegro Club 2, Officer 35 French Club 2, 35 Commercial Club 3. AMBITION: To complete a college education, to have a career, and to travel. JAMES BRYAN SKINNER, JR. JIM ROTC Officer 35 Rifle Team 2, 35 Science Club 35 Math Club 25 Industrial Arts Club 25 Photography Club 35 Wrestling 3. AMBITION: To be successful in life. . ,. .-04.2 R U fresh , .W rw, .1 -af rf A., -'ma nn . U ,if -- f yay a a-'W we fx W 13 11 4. Q L 13' l 'qv- fi SEN IORS MARGARET MARION SLATER PEGGY Red Cross Representative 13 Spanish Club 23 Commercial Club 33 Y-Teens 33 FHA 3. AMBITION: To lead a happy and successful life, and be as wonderful as my mother. HUNLEY A, SLAUGHTFR LEE Hi-Y 1, 2, 33 Science Club 2, 33 Math Club 1, 2, 33 E Club 33 Football 2. 33 Track 1, 2, 3. AMBITION: To be- come a successful businessman and own my own service station. LETA ANNE SMITH Transferred from Charlotte, North Carolina, in junior year. East High Chorus 2, 33 French Club 2, 33 Science Club 2. AMBITION: To finish college and make those whom I love proud of me, EARL F. SPITZNAGLE FRED All-Memphis Football Honorable Mention 33 Homeroom President 33 ROTC Officer 33 E Club 2, 33 Key Club 2, Officer 33 Hi-Y 2, 33 Spanish Club 2, Officer 33 Science Club 33 Football 1, 2, 33 Track 2. AMBITION: To return some of the happiness to others that has been bestowed so profusely on me. INA JEWEL SWAIM East High Chorus 23 Pep Squad 1, 2, 33 Spanish Club 1, 23 Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 33 Commercial Club 2, 3. AMBITION: To be happy and successful. DONNA -IAYNE TALLEY Distinction, Latin Tournament 13 Homeroom Officer 13 Quill and Scroll 33 Mummg Roundup 2, 33 Thespian Play 2, 33 Spanish Club 2, 33 Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 33 National Thes- pian Society 2, Officer 33 Photography Club 3. AMBITION: To be successful as a television playwright or actress. GEORGE TASHIE GREEK All-Memphis Baseball Honorable Mention 23 Homeroom Officer 33 East High Chorus 33 ROTC Drill Team 23 Office Staff 33 ROTC Officer 33 Club 2, 33 Spanish Club 1, 23 Science Club Officer 33 Hi-Y 33 Baseball 2, 33 Football 3. AMBITION: To remain as happy as I possibly can while I'm still single. KENNETH EUGENE TAYLOR SNAKE Hall of Fame, Most Attractive 33 All-Memphis Football Second Team 33 Homeroom Officer 23 ROTC Officer 33 Key Club 1, 2, 33 E Club 1, 2, 33 Spanish Club 13 Sci- ence Club 23 Math Club 2, 33 Typing Club 33 Hi-Y 1, 33 Football 1, 2, 33 Baseball 1, 2. 33 Basketball 2, 3. AMBI- TION: To stay single. s 3 fe. , . a fiefg. A SENIORS BOBBY RAY THOMAS Transferred from Houlka, Mississippi, in Senior year. Sci- ence Club 33 Basketball 3. AMBITION: To play major league baseball. BONNIE ANN THOMAS Office Staff 1, 2, 33 Bookstore Staff 23 Tri-Hi-Y 13 Com- mercial Club 2. 33 FHA Officer 3. AMBITION: To live a Christ-like life. XVARRISN MCDONAI.l3 THRASHER .imc All-Memphis Football Honorable Mention 33 Homeroom President 1, 2, Officer 33 Student Council Representative 1, 23 Spanish Club 1, 23 Science Club 2, 33 Typing Club 33 Key Club 1. 2, 33 E Club 2, 39 Office Staff 33 Football 1, 2. 33 Basketball 1, 2, 33 Track 13 Tennis 2, 3. AMBI- TION: To achieve success in law. JOSEPH HOWARID TOWNSHEND jrfmti' Boys' State 23 Quill and Scroll 33 Yearbook Staff 2, 33 Hi-Y 1, 2, 33 Science Club 2, Officer 33 Spanish Club 23 Math Club 2, 33 Baseball 2. AMBITION: To be a successful engineer. DOROTHY ANN TRUSTY Red Cross Representative 23 Pep Squad 1. 33 Student Li- brarian 33 Yearbook Committee 33 Math Club 23 Tri-Hi-Y 23 Spanish Club 33 Commercial Club 3. AMBITION: Be a Presbyterian Director of Religious Education. DOROTHY DALE TURNER Red Cross Representative 33 ROTC Sponsor 35 East High Chorus 33 Pep Squad 1. 2, 33 East High Chorus 33 Allegro Club 33 Spanish Club 1, 23 Tri-Hi-Y 1. AMBITION: To have a full and happy life. SYLVIA GAIL VALVIK Red Cross Representative 33 East High Chorus 33 Pep Squad 1, 2, 33 Spanish Club 13 Tri-Hi-Y 1. 31 Commercial Club 2. 3. AMBITION: To lead a successful and happy life. NINA ELAINE VAUGHN Honorable Mention, Latin Tournament 13 Red Cross Rep- resentative 13 Thespian Play 3, Director 23 Debate Team 33 Pep Squad. 1. 2, 33 National Thespian Society 1, Officer 2, 33 Tri-Hi-Y 1, 33 Math Club 23 Science Club 33 Typing 3. AMBITION: To sing bass lead with the Harvard oir. E IOR NANCY LEIGH VOLLMER Queen of Key Club 35 Social Secretary Senior Class5 Home- room Officer 35 Serezzleen Farhiozz Council 25 National Honor Society 35 Quill and Scroll 2, 35 Pep Squad 2, 35 Mfrmzng Roundup 1, 2, 35 Office Staff 33 Commercial Club Officer 33 Spanish Club 1, 25 Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3. AMBI- TION: To be able to do as much for my mother as she has done for me. SUE ANN WAGNER Homeroom officer- 1, 35 Office Staff 35 Pep Squad 2, 35 Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 33 Spanish Club 2, 33 Science Club 2, 3. AMBITION: To be a social service worker. WALTER GRANES WALLACE EUTCH Spanish Club 1, 25 Science Club 2, 35 Hi-Y 35 Typing Club 3. AMBITION: To graduate and find a girl just like Dad married. SYLVIA JOYCE WATTS Homeroom Officer 35 Red Cross Representative 15 Tri-Hi-Y 1, 25 Y-Teens 23 Commercial Club 2, Officer 35 FHA 1, Officer 33 Spanish Club 1, 2. AMBITION: Always to put Christ first in all things in my life. BARBARA LEIGH WEIL Quill and Scroll 35 Murmng Roundup 2, 35 Spanish Club 23 Commercial Club 25 Photography Club President 3. AMBITION: To excel to the heights of Norman Rockwell. RICHARD C. WEISS DICK All-Memphis Football Second Team 35 Player of the Week 33 Sergeant-at-Arms Senior Classg Homeroom President 1, 25 ROTC Officer 33 Key Club 1, 2, President 33 Hi-Y 1, 2, Officer 33 Science Club 2, 35 Spanish Club 1, Officer 25 Football 1, 2, 35 Basketball 1, 25 Track 2. AMBITION: To own and fly a jet plane. JOHN CLIFFORD WEST CULPEPPER First Place 220 Yard, State Track Meet 25 East High Chorus 1, 25 Allegro Club 2, 33 Hi-Y 1, 25 Club 2, 33 Football 33 Track 2, 3. AMBITION: To go through life with a song and a smile. WARREN GRAYSON WESTER Science Club 2, 33 Spanish Club 25 French Club 35 Math Club 2. AMBITION: To be a success in life. vt X XX X R 5 X we' s1wn, SENIOR SARAI-I ANNE WI-IITLEY Student Council Representative 2g Mustang Roundup 2, 33 Quill and Scroll 35 Pep Squad 2, 33 Commercial Club Offi- cer 33 Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, Spanish Club 2, 35 Math Club 2. AMBITION: Always to make my family proud of me. JOI-IN ROBERT WHITMORE Transferred from Shawnee-Mission High, Kansas City, Mis- souri, in Senior year. Thespian Play 33 National Thespian Society 3g Science Club 3. AMBITION: To work in some phase of International Business Machines Corp. FLORENCE ANN WILKINs PLO Hall of Fame, Best Citizen 3, Football Queen 35 Rotary Club Outstanding Senior, Chaplain Senior Classg Boys' City 2g Yearbook Staff 2, 3, Alternate Cheerleader 1, Cheerlead- er 2, 35 Office Staff 3g Tri-Hi-Y 2, Officer 33 Spanish Club 1, Officer 2g ROTC Sponsor 2, 3g Commercial Club 3. AMBITION: To lead a happy, successful, Christian life and try always to help others. MARTHA WILLIAMS Honorable Mention, Latin Tournament lg Allegro Club 1, 2g Officer 33 French Club 1, 2. AMBITION: To be happy. JERRY NORMAN WINN Transferred from St. joe Prep School, Bardstown, Kentucky, in Senior year. Office Staff 3. AMBITION: Doctor. FRED RAYMOND WOLSON 11 0-lI 0 Hall of Fame, Friendliest 3, Boys' Vice President Student Council 33 National Honor Society 35 Red Cross Represent- ative lg ROTC Officer 3, Yearbook Staff 31 Key Club 2. Officer 33 Science Club 2, President 33 Spanish Club 1, 25 Math Club 2, 3: Hi-Y 3g E Club 2, 3g Football 1, 2, 3, Track 1, 2. AMBITION: First, to be happy, second, to be a successful chemical engineer. PRINCE ALBERT WORLEY AL Spanish Club 1, Hi-Y 1, 2g Science Club 2, 3, Baseball 2, 31 Football 3. AMBITION: To lead a good and full life. DONNA WYATT East High Chorus 3g Pep Squad 2g Tri-Hi-Y 25 Commercial Club 2, 3. AMBITION: To be as successful in life as my parents and to help myself by helping others. naw vo-A SENIOR RAYMOND ALLEN YOUNG PLUMBER All-Memphis Football Honorable Mention 35 Homeroom Officer 1, 2g Advisor Gray-Y 35 ROTC Officer 2, 33 Office Staff 2, 34 Key Club 33 E Club 1, 2, 35 Hi-Y 1, 2, Officer 33 Science Club 1, 23 Industrial Arts Club lg Football 1, 2, 33 Baseball 1, 2, 33 Track 1, 2. AMBITION: To be a jet pilot. JIMMIE LEE Lo'rT STICK.: East High Chorus 33 Band lg Allegro Club 2, 3g Hi-Y 23 Football Manager 2. AMBITION: To be a successful pro- fessional musician. MARY JANE STEADMAN Transferred from Lansing, Michigan, in Senior year. To all East High seniors I dedicate this A tale of occurrences soon to be missed For day after day all through this year We worked and we played in harmonious good cheer Accomplishing feats and proving our worth To all who watched from this class's birth This year our class can graduate with pride Based on their records which they should not hide For one last time I'd like to call to mind All the tributes to this class I can find First came sports and our great football season Which was quite successful for a very good reason Our team gave a gleam to each student's eye As our record was four wins, four losses, and a tie Our boys were Well rewarded with many All-Memphis choices And a fine cheerleading squad contributed their voices Basketball and spring sports proved successful, too Because of the hard work and talent of you And also Twirp Week was held again Where men were treated like ladies and ladies like men The Armistice Day parade was next in line And our cadets and sponsors looked mighty fine As they marched ahead perfectly to win second place just losing first in a very tight race. Meanwhile the Student Council brought fame to our school As president of MASC they did rule For the state convention they acted as host Achieving success of which all can boast The paper and annual were led by hardworking staffs That published bigger and better examples of their crafts Various records were set in other fields too Like the many clubs led by all of you For here the seniors who served as officers proved to be Responsible for the successful projects and programs it seems to me Therefore I tip my hat to each of you And offer a thanks from East High, too. 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Fourth Boyce, Fifth row: jerry Bullard, Alice Burk- halter. Tommy Burnett, Kay Burrow, Pam Canady, Rita Carlson. Sixth row: Tommy Carter, Delia Cham- berlain. ,Ioye Clark, Charles Clement. Douglas Conaway, Barbara jean Cooke. Seventh row: Buddy Cousins. Barbara Crane, Carolyn Davies, james Davis. Dickie Diamond, jerry Dumas. First row: Ted Dungan, Lynne Earngey, Sally Farber, Al Ferguson, Wayne Fink, Mary Jean Fly. Second row: David Freeman, Gloria Gibson, Sue Golden, Judy Gordon, Lo- retta Grafton, Ben Graham. Third row: Sandra Green, Bonnie Jean Griffin, Charlotte Gurley, Gibby Hall, Patsy Hall, Jimmy Hamer. Fourth row: Nancy Haynes, Ann Head, Lamar Heiskell, Ruth Ann Heitner, Mary Lou Hope, Al Hornsby. Fifth row: Gene Houston, Mary Lee Hudson, Pat Isaacs, William Jamieson, John Jefferson, Wayne Johnson. Sixth row: Elaine Johnston, Richard Jones, Anita Karlin, Phil Kellum, Ber- nard King, Dick Koehn. Seventh row: Milton Lamb, Tommy Lancaster, Frank Latham, Jamie Leach, Tommie Lou Levi, Loretta Lewter. W Eighth row: Eric Matheson, Judy Mc- Bride, Tony McCormick, John Mcln- tosh, Paul Meacham, Kent Merrill. Ninth row: Ann Miller, Lloyd Moore, Carolyn Mullins, Bob Norton, Mary Kathryn Page, Jimmy Patterson. OPHOMORE A w at SOPHOMGRES P- .-fs-. ., ...WL ,.,,,,,, L K K Y it ,mi V K 1 3 3 is war , 5 , KT it ii K K r' F KS' 2 Ki :iifi?i.4'K1KKi21 i' 7' : ti f - 1-- V e K K' if 3- 1 ffiifli . 3. it fi . NX . . gg, J , J, ., iz W S if 'x' -. Y- ----' l H , XY Q rjjggslgfxr as -A -if .iffgssgesf is ' 1-in ,S KK if . v i 't it i. ' , . . '. S -N . if - 'A at . Q ' : ,fgii W S ff . ' P sri Q ,Z . . r- M K tg., K E - ' Q1 . i .. c , .... ., ,.,, - ..ifsfss1KKa ' is wp., :stag .ra-,r s ea .fs-.ga - ara was .ge ..,.x ---- M egan - . 1 siiliasai. t s i.: visas .efirif ... - gms mfw' as - - .- -. Q., 4 gi.. 1 , . .. 2 K K L W ' is 1 K Q ...U as K 5 KK f as I . Q ...,, , D K . - xt , lil E . - if ,ix f SHEEHQ . - E PHT: T' w' -' yr bf? . . i -'.- -' .. r f .. . .. , W ., 4, k ., .N .lj . ' TS . , K 'Q f SA S . .. f, K . K . S J, K X K , 2. H 'mfg , K as XJ .. . . . Y t 'N' .Z F x ' f V ,E ., ku 1 ' K 7KkKk ' .,.. X Ki -gs K K- K KK P , if A Sr K' P ' is if - 5 1 2 , , : ,. P E. rr . . K --. ,gy . . iff .. ' 3. 5 - P P, it , , we ,i K f f V15 i5f.!.5'-Ti-.K it .. ' W ' 'l' P . .,-. .s - K?K1s .s5:. . K ,g,,,,.- ,- , -9. K E . yxrhk ii . . K m 1t.m u1rwmmeat First row: Ann Paulsen, Don Pelts, David Pierson, Cecile Piplar. David Poe, Betty Pounders. Second row: Hazel Quekemeyer, Sandra Rademaker, Suzanne Ragsdale, Ricki Reisman, Nancy Reitz, Billy Renfrow. Third row: Leslie Rodgers, Pat Rogers, Billy Routt, judy Rudy, Nancy Safley. Barbara Jean Sanders. Fourth row: Kay Scherer, Wallace Schoettelkotte, Phil Schrader, Buddy Scott, Frank Scott, Paul Shapiro. Fifth row: Glen Sipe, Wendy Skinner, Paul Smith, Harry Spore, james Stoakes, Kay Stringer. Sixth row: Ann Stuart, Tom Styers, Susan Sutliff, Brenda Theurer, Eliza- beth Thomas, Betsy Turnbull. Seventh row: David Underwood, Helen Weatherford, Arnold Weinstein, Phil Weinstein, Lee Welch, Carol Whitaker. Eighth row: jane White, Wanda White, Bob Williams, Dwight Williams. Harry Williams, jane Williams. Ninth row: Nell Willis, Margaret Ann Wiseman, Norma jean Wood. First row: Diane Daniel, Bettye Eaton, joan Head. Miriam Farber, Linda Grout. Mary Frank, Andrea Lynn, joan Farn- ham. Second row: Martha Gruhhs. Doris Elder, Susan Lloyd. Donna Dickens. jo Ann Gihson, Virginia Vfoocl. Barbara Eaton. Third row: Arthur Trim, Uldis Ezernicks, Boh Borda, EELS!! A ,f David Bryant, Fred Brinkmann. Ronnie Rich, Charles Safley. Dan Poag. Fourth row: Bob Bingham. Charles Boros. Kirk Henry. Linton Morgan, joe Davis, Randall Shepard, David Harris, Mrs. Thompson. First row: Gail Brandon, Sandra Cammack, Sue Dean. Shirley Avent, Linda Douds, Yvette jacoby, Linda Bustin. Freida Bennett, Second row: Susan Beyer, Sidna Brower. Donna Brister. Pat Campbell. Marjorie Coleman. Nancy Bach. Third row: David Clark, Bobby Dixon. jimmy Branch. jimmy Gam- I V l mon. jerry Dunn. joe Bauer, Dean Calder. james Mahaffey, Fourth row: Vache Cammack, Ronnie Davis, Randall Ferguson, Ronnie Borod, jack Fisher, Tom Faber. Gene Fernandec, Mr. Dowtin. Not pictured: Mary Alice Hall. jimmy Elliot, David Estile. First row: Louise Livaudais, Paula Hamm, Patsy Karnowsky, jane Fransioli, Linda Streeter. Harriet Feinstein, Marilyn johnson, Marie johnson. Second row: Camille Isenberg. Linda Whitmore, Bonnie Yarbrough. Donna Locke, Linda Hudson. Kathy Koontz, joan jefferson, Martha johnson. Third row: l F Tommy Nichols, Dick Holladay, jim johnston, Louis Weeks, Paul Harmel, jimmy Tackett, Ray Hollie. Fourth row: Louis Trotter, Charles Byrant, David Gibson, john Lawo, Not pic' tured: jack Kelly, Alice Hood. 9 92 9-3 First row: Sandra Murray, Sherry Jordan, Ginger Noriss. Patricia Noel, Katie Love, Judy Parks, Liz Moore. Nancy Oeding. Second row: Gay Morris. Sherry Moore. Heather Mathieu, Linda Lyle, Linda Newell, Toni Madden, Betty Mc- Neese, Linda Miles. Third roxx. Mike Goodman. Andrew 3 i Morgret, Xwilliam Loewenberg. Jimmy Hinkel, Buddy Miller. Walton Glover, Bobby Metcalf, Lyalls Phillips. Fourth row: Scott Pilkington, XX'alter Smith Mike Mabe. Ronnie Owens, Gordon Nevels, Bobby Phillips, David McMillen, Jim Hil- dreth, XX'ayne McKinney. Mrs. Dodd. First row: Kay Segerson, Ann Tutwiller. Bonny Smith, Martha Simon, Susan Theurer, Anita Smith. Mary Schenzel, Susan Seymour. Second row: Robert Anderson, Tom McCord, Peggy Roark, Catherine Porter, Shirley Henley, Sue Wfest, Tyson Comer, Donald Schenzel. Third row: Tommy Speck, Jim Rear- --4-.V Tl.. , ....., u F don, Buddy Prince, Dale Richardson, W'ayne Campbell. Richard Rodenbaugh, Pat Kallaher. Jim Seuss. Fourth row: Gerald Smith, Ben Reisman, Larry Cardin, Bill Sigler, Gerald Marlowe, Vaughan Metts, Mrs. Seeley. Not pictured: Gloria Puryear. First row: Flora Terry, Mary Styers, Rosemary Lewis, Fay Hollie, Francis Taylor, Mary Ann XVaggener, Linda Williams, Dale Vincent, Miriam Whipple. Second row: Mary Frances Vookles. Millicent Wyatt, Kay Valvik, Roberta Rogers, Jule Pitts, Patia Young. Patricia Wfilliams, Mary Jane Roberts. Nancy Ezell. Third row: XY'ayne Webb, Tom Wilson, Roger Williams. Gary Pagelo, Larry XVeiss, J. Wfhite Harris, Preston Stuart, Jim Carey. Fourth row: Jerry Yancey, Charles Speed. Wermund Sugg, James Ramsey, Lanny Vaughn, Jerry Wfilliams, Mrs. Taylor. K . .,, Q b AH na 5' First row: Barbara Fields, Nancy Barnes. jean Marks, julia Threefoot, Lauren Carr, Nancy Sutliff. Kate XX'ard. Kay Barret. Second row: Barbara Hines, Sandra Grisham. Delores Mason. Stephanie Keegan. Carla Essary. Ann Moyers. Sandra Stevens. Patricia joyner. Third row: jim Stewart. Marty Davidson, Tommy Callans. Burt W'eil. Lloyd Ramsey. Richard Evers. Clyde Dowling, Todd Slaughter. Fourth row: Larry Cunning- ham, Harry Bowers. Billy Kater, john Buffaloe, Frank Hiatt, john Nevels, Henry Strauch, Leo McKinnon. Mrs. Reimer. N.. N... First row: Lana Prescott, Loretta Mullins. Patricia Babbitt. Stephanie Von Lackum. Marilyn Winn. Diane Clark. Elizabeth Smith. Gail Stewart. Second row: Billy Evans, jim Redd. Steve Doerr, Mary jane Irvine. Sharon Gordon. janet Loomis. Francis Scott. David Bevans. David Stehle. Third row: Charles Mc- Daniel. Bobby Scanlan, james Duffel. George Faulder. Cooper Baily. Fred Ridolphi. Eddie Xwilbanks. George Schroeder, Fourth row: Gene Mclntosh, David Grant, Wfyatt Carter, Kingsley Hooker, jack Freeman. john Sarber. Tom Hodges, Mrs, Miller. First row: Babette Schnierer, Barbara Everett. Annette Apple- baum. Rosalyn Street. Nancy Langdon. Norma Brown. Patti Mann. joy XX illiams. Second row: judy Amyx. Vivian Scott. Rose Howell, Rona Chafetz. Bonny Morris. Shirley Davidson, Diane Fletcher. Third row: Hal Emmons. Stanley Kliene. Harvey Goldner, Donald Stephens. joe Brazil, Norman Stern. Bill Humphreys, Freddie Sims. Fourth row: jimmy Douglas, jim XY'alker, jimmy Reed. Ronnie Holland. Earl Martin, Frank Thomas, Steve Brown. Mrs. Regan. First row: Nancy Greaves, Sherry Eldridge, Marilyn Stewart, Elaine Boyer, Harriet Lewis, Carol Childes, Lane Wilkinson, Kay l.awless. Second row: jerry Williams. Eugenia Dowling, Pat Brown, Patricia Orr, jane Hinkin, Betty joest, Mary XX'illiamson, Fred Thomas. Third row: Chuck Sumner, Lynn 5 is E Bowman, Larry Adler, Eddie Hamilton, Terry Graves, Ronnie Schatz, Jerry Renfrow. Fourth row: Gene Holtz, Don Lewis. Parker Carpenter, Bobby Mayer, Richard Walker, jimmy Doyle. Bobby Byrd. Arthur Greenberg, Mrs. Webb. Not pictured: Jeff Daniel, Linda Miller. 1 First row: Dottie Gammon. Dorothy Jordan, Simone Dattel, Linda Wood, Laney Edwards, Pat Parchman. Rosalind Sanders, Ann Beiser. Second row: Nancy Gary, Martha Hiserodt, Pa- tricia Emerson, Dorothy Davis, Linda Wilbanks. Linda Seaton, Third row: Charles james. Spence Wilson, Bob Hasselle. jerry I 5 s Meeks, Larry Reynolds, Robert Driver, Allen Griffith, Brian Hunt. Fourth row: Pat Maher, Hal Thompson, Bill Trusty, Dick Schorr. Martin Bullard, Roy Twaddle, Phil Adams, Ferrell Varner, Mrs. Redding. Not pictured: Carolyn Scrimger, Bruce Cantrell. - .,,,,,,,,,,,,. .......,.....,.....u. . , .. First row: Barbara Lucas, Karen Beck, Patsy Ellington, Pat Dorris, Ann Barnett, Priscilla Strickland, Beverly Maury, Felicia Perkins. Second row: Alan Monteath. Ann Schaefer, Gail Grider, Jeannine Hurteau, Mildred Susskind, Mike Dougherty. Third row: Tommy Cox, Eddie Crosthwait, Buddy B Dixon, jerry Johnston, Larry Blanz, Marshall Criss, Lonnie Thweatt. Avner Sesling. Fourth row: jim Ripley, Kinny Bar- rett, Arthur Humphrey, Ben Redditt, David West, Richard Caen, Tony Elliott, XX'illiam Gotten. Mrs. Mitchell. Not pic- tured: Diane Caughley, Betty jackson. First row: Carolyn Gage. Julia Britain, Peggy Litton. Irene Colby. Donna Duke. Betty Lou Sloan, Janet True. Martha Mahathy. Setond row: Gloria Rodgers, Peggy Vance, Bonnie Burns, Betty Hyde. Terry Skinner. Martha Cassey. Carol Jafke. Third row: Rithard Brumfield, George Mitthell, Charles Hunter, Bill Sigman, Glenn Collins, Lee Chase, Tommy Monje, Bob Ewart. Fourth row: Bill James. Jatk Trim. Ronnie Rob- bins, Charles Parker. Joel Brunson. Norman White. Dale Full- mer. Mike Nix. Mr. Cole. First row: Saundra Horton, Jeanne Gaines, Jean Morrison, Joyte Ferguson, Suzanne Smith. Claudia Hale, Patricia Ren- frow, Lois Parrish. Second row: Susan Garber, Patricia Miles, Phyllis Oster. Sandra Riker, Vicki Gilky, Josephine Learned, Dale Seay. Sue Koontz. Leslie Clough. Third row: Olney Edminston. Terry Deaton, Edwin Estes, David MrKinnie, Shelton Robinson, Marshall Rush, LeRoy Finke. Jay Tannen, John Yager, Fourth row: Jack McElye, Lanny Goudy, Tom Henderson, Alan Morris. Mrs. Clement. Not pictured: Bob Edgin, Cheryl Jameson. First row: Mary Fernandez, Helen Carey, Kathy Briggs, Lyn Scheinberg. Judy Johnson. Kendall King. Eleanor Graham, Anne Frank, Elizabeth Ledbetter. Second row: Becky McBride, Mary Wc'eks. Diane Talbert. Phyllis Grant. Martha McCool, Carol Hughes, Sandra Sheffield. Judy Redditt. Third row: i Jay Beasley, Mike Davidson. Danny Weiss, Ira Licterman, Allan Applebaum, Kit Williams, Hays Nason, Wayne Bacon. Fourth row: Wayne Calder, Joe Cobb, Johnny Toma, Sanford Hutson, Edwin Holt, Charles Woodbury, Terry Teesdale, James Tate, Miss Chess. First row: Sue Wfilliams. Terry Norfleet. Jean Farber. Mary F. Crawford, Margaret Landis. Sherry Carwile, Mary Richar- son. Robbie XX'alker. Second row: Riley Garner, Tommy Loberg. Sally Hoffman, Juanita Greenland. Ebbe Bolinger, Cay Hamil- ton. Pat Lane. Wfilliam Beal. Third row: Robbie Smith, Fred First row: Kay Foote. Cathy Beck. Aloyce Humphrey, june Brotherton. .ludy Moore. Barbara Lamb. Diana McCullough. Leota XX'ood. Second rowi Linda Cheely. Barbara Hitt, Sally Harrison, Micky Glassman. Virginia Parotte. Chloee Kassel- berg. Anita Marshall. Anita Lowry. Virginia Harrison. Third e Lynn, jim Newcomhe. Tom Howell, Barry Neal, Billy Dover. jim Black. Bob Neiman. Fourth row: David Kelly. Paul Fer- guson, Sonny Grashot. Henry Xwilliams, G. A. Pope, XX'alter Cartwright. Bill Strong, Carroll joachimi. ,lim Fink. Not pit- tured: Bob Garnet. Miss Keith. row: Richard Smith. Herbert Landstreet, james Kuykendall. Sonny Flinn. Donald Leatherwood. Owen Hooker, Bill Bailey, Gordon Gibson. Fourth row: Jack Tennant, Ashley Martin. 'lim Dulin. Bill Hall. Bill Earngey, Dick Wfallace, Henry Ramsay. Larry Nolan. Richard Mendius. Miss Moore. First row: Billie Thornton, Kathryn Thomas. Anita Bolton. jeanne Wilkins. Carol Freeman. Barbara Hesselbein. Kathie Bolton, Harriet Wfatkins. Second row: Harriet Hyde. Leslye Doyle. Pat Starck, Linda Patey. Judy Myracle. Penny Lieber- man, Martha Gates, Virginia Graves, Third row: David Rieke. t Greenway Stuart. Mercer Greene, Tom Sanders. Keith Wfilkins. john Ayers. Dick Dunham. Lynn Fite. Charles McVean. Fourth row: Bill Dotson, john Seahold, Kerlin Caugnley. Ronald Moskovitz. William Wilscwn, Max Ostner. Bill Bing- ham, Henry Oliver, Mr. Toney. First row: Ann Miler. Beverly Quekemeyer. Susie XX'allace, Lane Stauber. Sharon Loherg. Ester Shrewsbury. Barbara Boone. Virginia Xwilliamson. Second row: Bobby VU:-ilke1'. john Chew. Elizabeth Peete. Karla Gerstenberger. Brenda Broadway. Sandy Sheffield. Dick Childers. Graydon Todd. Third row: Elton i 4 I i Elliot, Hugh Sullivan, Clyde Wfiseman. Tommy Gibson. Tomlny Vaughan. Bill Spott, Eugene Pleasant, Ricky Stein. Fourth row: jim jackson. Ronald Harrist. Richard Moskovity. Bill Bessire. Bob Elder. Bill Zollinger. Lonnie Evans. jark Anderson, Mr. Frye. First row: Diane Armour. Peggy jones. janet Neil. Kathy Kern. Loma During, Mara Ezernicks. Patricia W'addell. Karen Keene. Carol Browning. Second row: Nancy Schenzel. Mary Lynn Shopiro, Sue Cooke, judy Nash. Martha Puryear. Charmaine Colhouer. Martha Davis. jean Anderson. Charlotte Rond. Third row: Danny Morgan. Harold Hollady. Richard Alves. Malcolm Pigford. john Hoffman. jackie Donelson. Ken McDonald, jackie Amyx. Fourth row: XX'arren Culp, Talhert XX illiams, Sterling Williams, Bobby Kemp. john Pepper. Mr. Evans. Not pictured: Betty Scott. Scottie Thomas. judy Venn. Students studying in our fine library. S .Q Q i: L S, . Q SX ' , , . 5 xg ....wwN,M. ,.. up-V W-L K 6 Q -1.p-N KN' 'X 'T f If . 5-N ..jf 5 x WSW ,ss ALVIN 1 www! cami R KYNHJNID 1 msli FR IENDLIEST fwc +l1,scfN 331255 MUST LIKELY TO SUCCEED P33329 .gawk CQAROLYN BRIA CARTER MOST ATHLETIC wwf? HALL 6 HEEIQLQEON MOST ATTRACTIVE .1 mv 1f14oR14.Nc,11 , , WHKINS BEST CITIZENS BUCIxINC1HAM HALL O ANN I' RANK KNIGHT MOST INTELLIGENT MONTGOMERY pwwwwf Q ...w R f-da CAZ5iF,?,LNE WITTIEST JOUN VUIZST TOP LEFT: Brian Lewis picks up yardage for East. TOP RIGHT: At halftime the alumni gather at the queen's box to congratulate her, BOTTOM LEFT: The Mustang Band closes an entertaining halftime show by forming the letter E and playing the alma mater. BOTTOM CENTER1 Queen Florence Wilkins. Harriet Sikes. her mother. and her brother attend the Booster Club's spaghetti supper the night before the game. The week of Homecoming was designated as School Spirit Week by the Student Council. An assembly was held Monday to promote school night Grey with CBC l 2-6, part o spirit and the football game. Tuesday was the spaghetti supper, and Red and Day was Wednesday. The week ended a pep meeting during school and the game that night. East led at the half but the Brothers came back in the latter f the game to win 27-12. LEFT-Left to right: Candidates Marty McDonald, Barbara Benson, Eloise Chase. CENTER: Queen Florence Wil- kins. RIGHT: A spirited pep meeting and a humorous skit at school precede the game that night. if 5, if Q ' inf'-14 J.. N, Y s i f as 3 R . e --, .x. -M 1 bg. N? k vi' 1 ' .mf XR . A ,eff-f,f i, ff ,Q 'Z iff: tx 1 NSS. xx . 'Y ffiigg. Q 'R .Ag 50 .ig : , is .X ,.:-z, -au Y SQ X vi My 'elsif ijsgfiif i 1521 Y Q ,., Wim: 'siifgl I iii gi 2:57 f an 5 fs 'X 1-,, Q E 2 f. :SQQL7 S A755 f? fm . .H ...X W SM 9 . ..- xy f. , 2 N fit E -Mvmm 62 H al ..,..,.,....,., Stu Ma rgrm ...A,...... Ki! 0l1r1.rlu.1d ....,....,.,. Elm Dum lFlmxrJ Rrwdy Pryw' .,,.....,,. .. Mf'. Prym' .... Mfr. Pryn' ,,,,.... Buzz R.1ffer1J' .,.,.. Mr. Dam ...,.., Sburwz Pfflll' . Bob ..........,,,... llvuyrle .... Jae .............. Tex A rl en . Pol l J' ..,..,,, Helena ,...,.,..,w,....., Marrelle ......,,........... D.1pZv1e Gillfvrd Mr. Dugan ....--..A. . Suxie . ...A...,,,.. Bella ........ TED HUMPHREY Qllig-ld nvgnii 5 T Y Y 3 , 5' BOBBYSOXERSZ linrlmm Bloflc. Joanna Dixun, June Dlugnuh. Elcamnr Gaines, Putxy Hnlmfk, Jane Headstrcam, Nancy Vollmer, Donna Jester, Sue Ann Wlagncr, Harriet Krivchcr, Nancy Scharff. Dale Turner. Ann McKnight, Nancy Jaffkc, Barbara Weil. Martha Dclugarh, Peggy Hiller CAST JOHN WHITMORE MARGARET LOTT JUDY PLUNK JIMMY CURTIS HENRY LEVY MARCIA SCARBOROUGH BOB LANGSTON DAN SHILSTAT BILLIE GEORGE JOHN KIRKPATRICK FRANK MONTGOMERY PAT BLACK JOHNNY WEST PATSY BLACK ELAINE VAUGHN MARTY MCDONALD PAT BRISTER WADE HARRISON KAREN DAVIS SARA CRENSHAW Q K 5 rl'-5-J I if BOYS' STATE REPRESENTATIVE Jimmy Evans, Ted I-Iumph rcy, and GIRLS' STATE REPRESENTATIVE Eloise Chase IOR HO OR D.A.R. CITIZENSHIP AXVARD Put Cousins My PLAYERS OF THE XVEEK: Dick XY'eiss and Brian Lewis. ALL-MEMPHIS FOOTBALL: Brian Lewis. Nur Picflzwdx Dickie Cardwell. 64 Jerry 'lbwnsliend A .. -a 1 Xf I.. .xv I Q YR. A Xi, Aff -.. wi I-N -rv-:aim AI.I.-INIEMPI-IIS I5ASKE'I'I5AI.I. Bcrhlwy Ray Thomas ' .9 59 E 3 Q . iii, ' Q I ' n ix 4 K r' Wl WWSJ , EB' ,vi i . X 9' mx.. Aww 2, 5 sy 'Vx s'V ', 35 r 3. if 3 ? if ' ff gg 52:1 el' Decefnh Q , WED, W Mi' 'E' SUN - SUN- I 0 . sus-1 D- mu. w 'A W N I 28. K AN 595' . ri 19 Q 0 my YQA. X K 6 - 1:5 1 W V M Af' A.. Q bf- W ., 19 . 1 UA wx .4..- -v -J 4- -v 4- 155 X l 10 If 22 q ,ew Q - g W 11 1-L? XS 7 7 0 , nb 7- Crmmmcz for exams I Novelnbep Il IP I 235 26 331 332 A :aLyp,fi,,. 3 ,,,. , ,Q F, 333 ms M Ky E. SAT. TU -.. THU FRE? 5 26 '20 , x '9 so is '29 39 3 I I New 2 6 B7 wr. :hx 51, TNYTS ga n 'I - Ja-llllaby KNEE. 5A THU, f , 24 - June M gc U LM' NIL8 ' I T, ,puary N1 Il! .. -g fy r. . , ,,. i,-f ,,,., , ww PM -' A 56 JN Ljgfnv 7.70 C' 4' 5' 50 i I 2 1 .4 4 E 4 1 1 1 1 I n 1 V H I I I F s r wg 4 - , . A -. - - U.-Y..-J ...H 1-....-f - ......1..1. id m1-.m-,...-.-k- -.man--11...-Q..M...m--w..m. - v.--...- .-m.-,-....- 1- v-F ,- J bs ,x :ik x xy Xi' x.-wk F 2- ' 'B' . 5 . . J 'XL Q., -2' fi I ' A K iii? LLmLLLL X M , M . K 'wi' K K . x'.xk 5 M 5 K I 1 f ,, . k.kk Y ' ,V Q . .. , l .xi S L If Q 4 sie. 'Rib yx gs 5 Mu fv Q. vs 5' x 54- A c -WH s .w- 5 F D R T 5 7I I r ,T 'xx ii' 3 . SEN IORE -I RAYMOND WOLSON is D .F DND f if F Q Q1 if 1 . v Maj? RS? 5 iw 'A s-' A LEE V SLAUGHTER We 252,19 Y 5+ Q DY Y 'XD DICK Q , S .WS W Eg D igw if f ' ' f Q , Dfl ' 'Z': . Y Aff 1' DICK WEISS N D A V 2' ff D A 11 fm 11,21-L - Dw-'Df.iJ,mml' RP , L. , , ,,,uk,,.LWg,A , . .f . H+: 1 .f .f2,. ,., b JF 1955 GARY EMERSON X 4 li 'W' , W E, L- N X 4, OWARD X V1 ,Z A X fM3'+ FRED SPITZNAGLE GEORGE TASHIE ,SE A , in A . K K 8 A X . QM W I 0 ui 3 W., Rl,., ja, QQ ' K? A . ' K ' 63. 'wi ' ' ' ,rf I u ' f ' f ' Y ai , W we wr MW? f . 'f .wwf 1 '53, ' '17 at w ,f xii' 1 BRIAN LEWIS . 9 , , 'X X 5 X Q MAC TH RASHER I 5' Ak 75 I lf' 'S' We XM ' H 'Q A . D 9 Sv gf 5 ls H if ao' ., If, XX 1 .' 1 g I 5:4 .a X 1, 4 Nw? , fb , 'i? 'Y, 0 X6 r -f. 'ff ,, M . A . 9 D .Q ,AJ . K-.rf fx ,., -3 x ,gg Wx, 5.?.,,..,Q'rwd.,,4. -. Q , U4 15, F Aw. W: .X 3 fl-4, ' xx 'Q ia gy I f 5 . if ff Sw . A 1' X ex C . i Q ' T ' Q I kv.:-f .- X f W ..: .V 'Q 5 First row: Ronald Bence, john Branson. Corky Hudson, Dick Cardwell, Brian Lewis, Howard Hughes, Ronnie Churchill, Bill Bateman, john West, Bernard King, John Moore. Second row: Lamar Heiskell, George Tashie, Mac Thrasher, Raymond Wolson, Tex Blair, Dick Weiss, Lee Slaughter, Jerrold Graber, Ronnie Smith, Eddie Hiserodt, Bob Langston. Third row: jack Baxter, Hobart Sewell, Gary Emerson, Kenny Taylor, Lee Welch, Raymond Young, Albert Worley, Kent Merrill, Bob Williams, james Stoakes, jerry Welsh, Dick Koehn, Ted Dungan. SCHEDULE East ..,.,... ...... 6 Messick ....., East ...,.... ........, 2 5 Tech ,.,,,,, East ........ ......... 1 4 Helena .....,,. East .,...... ,,.... 6 Treadwell ....... East ........ ........, 6 South Side ....,. East ..,,.... .....,... 1 3 Catholic ..,,,..... East .,,..... ......... 1 2 C.B.H.S. ..,.. , East ......,. ...... 7 Clarksdale ...... East ........ ,.,.......... 2 7 Humes .,...... SEASONS RECORD Won-4 Lon-4 Tied-1 TEAM HONORS CO-CAPTA COMMERCIAL APPEAL ALL-MEMPHIS Brian Lcwis- vsvivuzd Timm Dickic' C.11'ciwc-llf- Sccmld Tmm hlcrrolcl CiI'.1i7Cl'7TZ7jl'd 'llxzm Kc-nny 'lliyloi'--'l'Xvi1'd TVLXIIII Ilrzflfmifffi' Ncrllmfz-Mac TI1i'i1sI1ci', Himnimi H Fred Spitmuglcg Dick Wfciss. Alvin Locke, Moms. R.iymonJ Young. PRESS SCIMITAR ALLVMEMPHIS Brian I.cwis----lfnil Tum Iydfzilllc Kcnny 'I'i1ylu1'--Semffd 715.101 Offuiie .md Difi I1 Dick XX'CiSS'ffSt'c'lU1uj Tmrzz llifwzw Dickie C.irJwcll--Sccmzd Tcxim licfcflic COACHES' ALLYMEMPHIS Dickie Ciiimlwcll-I ir'.r1 Tixmf Defwzic Brian Irwis-'Sammi' 'I'i'.m1 Dififzni Dick XX'ciss-3I'lvird 'I'v.m1 Dafwm' Kenny T.iylorf'I'lvfr'd Tumi Dejfwzri' ALL'STATE HONORABLE MENTION Howiirii Hughes, Brian Lewis, iinil -Icrrulil C PLAYERS OF THE XVEEK Brian Lewis and Dick Wkiss COACHES' CHOICE FOR BEST LINEMAN AND BEST BACK Lim-man Dick Czirdwell and Back Brian Lewis INS--Howiircl Hughes and Biiiin Lc-wis lmbci: I uglics, john my Passing was ii lug uftcnsixc pumli Mustangs. COACH POXX'ELL PLCKETT .ind COACH KENNETH HOLLAND 1 . ff-E .1 zifgzw- . Lffif' .Zi . .,.. mg X '5 G, 4 'Jig Xxx ' gm I vi X 'Q A ,. . A f A N W xi, 6. N E5 W ziiwwff' ak gm? L- f W A X A K A 45 5' 5' x Nba ,N 'X M, xi 'wwf' f ' inf, W W W f ff x s X 'AN Q X N X x. 3 IL x 19 Q! 93 TEAM East East East East East East East East East East East East East East East East Seatecl, left to right: Charlie Clement. Dick Koehn, Arnultl XX'einstein, Phil Xweinstein. Standing: Dan W'hipp1e. Ronnie Smith. jimmy Munn. Lewis Daniel. Jack Baxter. VARSITY SCORES ,.61 ,.i6 68 75 71 60 65 49 f f ,, ,. -1-1 Si 80 52 65 , ,,,, 65 52 C.B.C. Central ,, , South Side , Tech ,,YYY,V,,,,, VVVA- Treaclwell , Humes .,.,, Catholic .1 Messick ..,.,, ..... CBC. ,,,, , Central ....YYY, .--.. South Side Tech .,Y,,,,, Treadwell ,,.., VV,,,, Humes ,,,,. Catholic .... Messick ,.,. SEASONS RECORD: 12 WINS 4 LOSSES 62 54 67 69 57 S6 44 41 60 64 45 68 48 57 53 56 East East East East East East East East East East East East East East East Ez1St E TEAM SCORES , ,, on 51 '16 66 sv 61 .. 69 65 44 ' w , 9- 75 70 62 -1-1 60 CBC. ,, ,, Central ,, South Sicle Tech ,.,,,,, 'lreaclwell Humes .,i.. Catholic Messick ,c C1.B.C ,. ,, Central South Sicle .. Tech ,,..... Treaclwell Humes .,,,. cilltllilllki . Messick ,. SEASONS RECORD: 12 XVINS 4 LOSSES 62 58 59 62 -10 27 -11 33 -10 S6 27 52 55 52 53 A17 Y' P . ww? kk ' OX wf RM . .Q .A X W ,X XS, .y,Q.,X.w,N it X QS NX S- wff.g,w A Q 8 'Hx if ,V . Q1 13' 4 4 53 + X w V, mt? x I -1 J a I f-M sm kd 'iv f Aa r M' lfirst ww: Billy HL-.1tl1, .I.1clc Biixtcip liuilaly Shimllcr, George Tnsliic, Mike Rcgllmlun, Albert XY'oi'Icv, lcrri' 'lkmxxmlmn-nil. Scwml nm: Brian I.cwis, Dmiil Poo. Alvin Locke, Phil Dulin, Ken Chumncv. Kenny T.1yloi', Raymond Young. BASEBALL Chew that tobacco! Practice Daw es the way to L1 successful scason! :..2?:w,11 rl 5 A WA fl.. Q' ' lr. 4 . 4 1 AgQi1-:35l'45:f'i'?f ' 'J' W ii Q if My K R., .. , ,124 .511 'Z-.Q .sv -Saw X f5a..r:,swf ' f3'?4rw W, A N. . ----M , , , ' H., 1 ., . -...q,. .f M ,iq .k, . 'Si A . , ww 3 s V was A .,,, .M- va , f IA 'M L. N- X V. -Q., ln.: is L. . X 57 , ,su V3 -Hx E AS15- E Y 4 2 ' L rr wi R GOLF Left to right: Ed Barrett, Bill Chilton, Phil Dulin, Eb LeMaster, Maynard Holt, Butch Waller. TENN S Left to right: John Kirkpatrick and Mac Thrasher. WS.. East East East East East East East East East First row: Tommy Hodges, Larry Weiss, Terry Graves, Bobby Phillips, Jerry Yancey, Robert Williams, Billy Bessire, John Toma, Eddie Crosthwait. Second row: Thomas Faber, Tommy Wilson, Fred Ridolphi, Billy Sigler, jimmy Tackett, Lanny Vaughn, Earl Martin. john Buffaloe. Lewis Trotter, Louis Weeks, jimmy Seuss, Gene McIntosh, jimmy Johnston, Wayne Caulder. Third row: john Lawo, Wayne Webb, Ronnie Davis, Dan Poag, David Gibson, Buddy Rodenbaugh, Mike Goodman, Wermund Sugg, Bobby Scanland. UN IOR HIGH FOOTBALL SCHEDULE 14 Jonesboro 6 ,. 6 South Side ,,,.- ,,,,, 1 9 20 Treadwell .. 7 13 Bellevue .. 7 14 Humes 13 28 Messick .. 0 26 Training .. 0 18 White Station .. 7 .. 7 Kingsbury ..,.... .. 7 TEAM HONORS COMMERCIAL APPEAL ALL-MEMPHIS john Lawo-Fin! Team Ronnie Davis-Second Team David Gibson-Serand Team Dan Poag-Serond Team jimmy Tackett-Honorable Mention Louis Weeks-Honorable Menziau SEASON 'S RECORD: Won 7 Lost 1 Tied 1 Center: junior High Football Queen, Nancy Ezell. Alternates fClockwisej: Millie Wyatt, Mary Alice Hall, Heather Mathieu, Sandra Murray. JU 1011 HIGH BA KETBALL an S i J. .. P kL-' 5 pw gf , 'fb .4 xx ER' 'fn ? A Q QQ 99 ff-:gs k X 'puwrsp' 'xr S5319 Al K 'xx mf 1-. ,. W Sc Sli atcvl. left to right: Mary Nell Frank Kay Valvik Patia Young Barlmra Everett Marilyn Stevens Iniling, left to right: Paula Hamm Millie XY'yatt Judy johnson Nancy Ezcll JUNIOR HIGH CHEERIIADERS Center: Millie Wyiitt Capmizr Clockwise: Nancy Ezcll Paula 'Hamm -Iuily johnson Mary Nell Ifranl-I Pat joyncr Marilyn Stevens Barbara Everett Patia Young Kay Valvik ,II'NIoR HIGH COACHES liilly Evans and Charles W'L'lmlI 5C1lLLl Birbiin Block Velmt Ciwsfoxd Pttu Young, Donnr Locke Heather Mathieu, Harrirt lxiiwthu Nmry Dicifus Stmdinx, Ku Vllvlk G w Morris Sl my lordan. S.tndr.1 Muriuty. Ann PIGTAIL TEAM Seated: Pat Emerson, Betty Ann Hyde, Laney Edwards Carolyn Scrimger, Pat joy- ner, Karen Beck. Standing: Ann Barnett, Priscilla Strickland. Lauren Carr, Pat Orr, Annette Apple- baum. Sandra Grisham. W-WWW WIMMI 315' 1? ,Q lfirst nm: Art Sccsscl, Mikc Guudnmn, Rinhalrd Rodcnh1111gl1, I..lI'I'j' Wllisx. Scnond nm: h1AlItllllI1 Gillis. M11yn.1rd Holt, I..1111111' Hciskcll. W'cbber Hall. Corky Hmlwn. if X K! 1 Q3 N83 771 1 ,IYNIOR HIGH Al.I.-MEMPHIS 'wx 'Xi A - X x and AI.I,i'l'OP'RNAMlfN'IA PLAYERS K 1 1 I 1 A 1 I Dun! C1hson md R11n111L Dun COACHES' CHOICE NDING A'l'HI,I?'l'li Ol? THE YVAR 1411.111 Luxis 93 X J Q I Q Q .- Y 5 2 g Pi 4 E. if Q5 ,SS E595 R K . 1 'Q N? .1 Left to right: Art Seessel, Business Mana- ger, Pat Cousins, Editorg Miss E. Wills, Sponsor. 1954 The purpose of the East High School Mustang, school annual, is to give a pictorial record of each school year. The staff that plans, edits, and finances the G K mm'WWMuvmw Qi W Q Third row: Dorothy Ann Trusty, Marcia Scarborough, Raymond Wolson, Lvnne Glass, Jerrold Graber. Marion Robbins, Eloise Chase. STAFF First row: Dottie Herrington, Velma Crawford, Hallie Rubin, Judy Klitzner, Barbara Block, Frank Montgomery, Patsy Hodges. Second row: john Kirkpatrick, Barbara Benson, Margaret Lott, Flor- ence Wilkins, Ted Humphrey, Lewis Daniel, jerry Townshend. IU TAN G book is composed of juniors and seniors under the super- vision of Miss Elizabeth Wills. The staffs goal is to edit a book that will satisfy every student. Many hours of hard work give the annual an all-time record of ad sales. Below: The staff's seniors complete the plans for one section of the yearbook. M A successful kick-off skit leads to another record: more annuals sold than ever before. Left to right: Peggy Hiller. Business Manager: June Hcndstream, Editorg Mr. R. I-Iazlewood. Sponsor. MUSTA C The Mustang Roundup, school newspaper, is pub- lished once a month by the students of East High. The purpose of the Roundup is to print all news in an ob- . QQ 'UK 1ovAPtl'i EDX DWR Qi 1 51 i :ug NWN X1 mins s ' ,R A Wk 1 ss-'. guild . Q C - si ffyizt 1-g.,gf.-iff? Qfiuwwfl R . x wiv fi vstxlnlgw 2 4 PXOQGN Le.vASvC.AN Vive lwswt' A SWAN lgmginnvl wt P :OU D , lllcf' ,,.11HK Q- T Llrlbliwsk -illl SMH -NYU QUIK the Camo! K gl fOr ICQ Q for 4' 2111 Q , is , fd C ,lrygllli in the H in flu 1 L . L1 url' IT 511055 5 WU. rbi' gpfing' viv- I1 .6 Nbk Q in S 4 H f ' . S 5 5 -, G' -'S F0 VL? ll: ffuvcllf R Ucimlull Y ffl' U 1111.1 N 11 f 'fl n m.1n fkfqm. In 1' Hun umta 117. ffl! lil.1J4 kfll77l11I lgmm Nm HU! Uni: ffm cf! . llfll D 1 fIU!n.!AlI U1 fl ffzff fglnlzwn. 14 I l'ff.:11.. :.'x ffJ.i1l4f14 iff .N1.x!1x.f. l3.'nn.1 7.f!!41 STUDE T COUNCIL 0 BEV BUCKINGHAM Pl'e.ifdc'IlI RAYMOND XVOLSON Buyi' Vice Pre.i'ia'w1I PAT COVSINS Glrla' Vice Pfwldulf COMMISSIONERS JOHN KIRKPATRICK VIANIS McKINNEY Tlxlllfic Aclfi lfftil JERROLD GRABER SVELLYN SCOTT Stlflllillfrlfl Cum mn ,rm ami'-til-L.1i',ec .1 DAN POAG MRS. L. VOLLMER MILLIE VVYATT -IIHIIIIV High Buyi' Sfwalmi' IIHIIUV' High Girli' Vim lheiidwzr Vice Pwiideuf The Student Council officers began work immedi- ately this year by helping with registration, making placards for each teachers room, and an orientation program for new students. In September an assembly was held presenting the purposes and requirements for all the extracurricular clubs and activities at school. The first School Spirit XVeek promoted the Homecoming football game. liast's Student Council organized the Memphis Association ot Student Coun- cils and was elected president of the inter-city group. Wfith Christmas came cards for monitors and fac- ulty, and the Councils promotion of basketball game attendance. An assembly and drive for the March of Dimes proved highly successful. Twirp Week, courting in reverse, was as enjoyable as ever climaxed by the Twirp Tvvirlf' Last came the biggest undertaking of the year. In early April the Council acted as host to the Ten- nessee Association of Student Councils, representatives from all the Councils in the state. MO Hulk NI.ll'L'l.l N.ii'lwiuugli. B.iit.i Riu: P.its ur 'll NITORS: Duiwtlix lllxuiixlx. lNI.iig.i' ln il ii J lit l .1 , F L' Rilry. lynnc Cilgiss, Carol l'.ittn-mln. KJ5' Pep Mc-ating is gin importiant i l.l!1lN. D.ilQ I'iiimi3 Anne' laiiy. li.lI'lW.ll.l M.iuiy, Suu Vollnici. Ulm'i.i Daxix. H.ii'i'ict Sikcs. PHI wf Sklwlll Spiril XX'L'L'li. iky U.ilu-li.ii't. Qlmilis S.it'lu. Sciuiiil nm: Inn Suuiim, ,Iuyiu Dinnionil. l3.i1'lmiiui lilmlc, H.iri'ict lx ' ' 'iuliux Siis.in iimj. K.iim-n Liulilmi. l1l.iinu luliniton, Iiixiniim' XYilliiims. Henri' luv Diik uiss, Alxin liuilcu, Donn.: XX'v.itt. lnuis XY'cc'liQ. 'l'lii1'il mix: C1-iilc Pipliir. Kay Stringcir. iiiii-hm imlivll, -Iimnml Dixon, limi' llulmiik, Suu Ann XX .ignci'. -liiily' Klitmcr, ,lustinc Brown, l5All'l74ll'.l I 'in, -I4 Ann Luton. lin-il Spitfnaglc. Bill liyixl, Gail Viilvik, Ronnie Buiml. Iiourtli row: luuimc Cniiiilwlcg C,.llllL'I'llll' lQl.ii'k. Ann Milxniglit Hillii Riilwin Iliinwi C my 'l'.iylu1'. Iixiix D.inii-l. MON A' . . A , ii. ' Qiiincs. Sylvia XX'iitts, y Hmlgcs, l3.iI'l7.ll'.l liiyin. Eloise Clmsc. Mau' ,l'l1lXiSl1CI'. ITORS AND REPRESENTATIVES RFPRESEN'l'A'l'lVlf5: First imv: Beverly Maury. -lc-an INIiii'ks. Di1li.i Cli.imlwri'l.iin. Corin Riilolplii, B4i1'b.i1'.i licnwn. H.i1'i'ict Ki'iwlici'. Mary ,lime Iixinc. lm' XX'illi.imx, Suimil ww: Cliluu lx lu Twirp Xlfrck pimwcs mmLcsSfiil once ii3.1.iin. 'asscl cig. S.inili'.i Miiiiiiy, Peggy Ruiirk. Donna Dinkcns, -Iiiily Klitfnci. ll.illii- Rulwin, -lu Gaines, Ann ll.i1Awnml, P.iti'iii.i XY'.ulilcll. Tliiiml ww: liolvlwy Phillips. D.in Pong. liimlwlwy Qiildwn, Lanny Viiiiglin. Roy 'l'xv4iilillc. Clmrlcs Parker. lfouitli row: bliiinu 'lliti-, K1-itli XY'illcinx. ,liiiiniy 'I'iinlcctt. liiitali XY.illci'. Alxin l.mliLz liulv Nciiimn. XY.ill4iu Silim-ttulkuttn. HC H1 NATIO AL HO OR SOCIETY HONOR SOCIETY S 'Q ll f 7 I 4 N S3 NA'ruoNAL. W S EL The liast Chapter of the National Honor Society, founded in 1951, holds its induction ceremonies in the spring, at which time SQ of the .lunior class may become members, and in the fall, when l0'Ls of the Senior class may be inducted. East members must rank in the upper one-third of their class scholastically and excel in Scholarship, Character, Leadership, and Service. The purpose is to Create a desire for excel- lence in the four phases of school life named above. Y yuqwff-muifil ,..- m , ., ,Vk, in A' X l ' , fjsj, Q -',r. 7 ., 1, 3 . l vt -fr '-:,', J --:: i -. i A l OFFICERS fClockwisej: Bev Buckingham, President, C.athc-rinc Clark, Secretaryg Ann McKnight. Treasurer: Nancy Dreifus, Vine President, Center: Miss V. XY'hite. Sponsor. lfirst row' Nancy Dreifus. Bobbye Io Shumaker, Bunny Block, Martha Delugach. Margaret Lott. Corinne liidolphi. Janis McKinney. Peggy Hiller. Second row: Catherine Clark. Patsy Black, Patsy Hodges, Pat Cousins. Nancy Vollmer. Judy Plunk. jane Headstream. Ann McKnight. 'lhird row, I john Kirkpatrick. Raymond XY'olson. Jimmy Evans, Alvin Locke. Frank Montgomery. Henry ,evy. Bev Buckingham. . . -. -- - .rg w m isr First row: N.1nty Dreifus. Bunny lilutk. Corinne Ridnlphi, ,Iimis lNlcKinncy, Afl1lI'g.lI'l'l l.iwtt. ,lime Ht-.itlstre.im. Peggy Hiller. Ann XX'hitley. Second row: l5iu't.i Rite. B.1I'lULlI'41 XX'eiI. Dunn.: 'llillt-y. lltwhhye ,lu Slitiiimkeit. Nancy Vullmer. Pat Cuusins. Ann lVIeKnight. Catherine Clarlc. Nanty Stlmrff. 'lhird row: Pat Blncl-1. jimmy Evans, Henry Levy, Art Seessel. Frank Montgomery. jerry Townshend. Q ILL A D SCROLL Ol7l7lCliRS Ctnterg Henry l.exy. President. Clutluxiseg NJHLQ' Dreitus. Sttietatyg Chitlieiint' Cfl.u'k. il4I'CLlSLll'L'I'Q Mr. R. H.i7lt'xxut1tl. Spimsorg Miss li. XYills. Spnnsorg .Line Heiidstiedm. Vite President. '393 C a 6. wx 03 -1 l t 5, 4 95. X X if x 9 s X X I' 8 .4-eq .P- Twite each year Quill rind Stroll. the imtiomil honor society for student journalists. holds im induttion ceremony for those llist High pupils who rank in the upper third of their tl.iss and have made outstanding tontriluutions in the fields of nrt, husiness, editing. .uid writing. Both annual and newspaper students whose pur- pose it is to uphold and therish the ideal tml' truth in the field of jouriulism .ire eligible. IO3 First row: Billie George, Donna Jester, Patsy Martak. Pat Brister, Diane Goodman, Donna Talley, Marguerite Austin. Second roxv: Carolyn Carter, Judy Klitmer, Nancy Scharff, Elaine Vaughn, Judy Plunk, Beau Fly, Carol Speigel. Third row: John Kirkpatrick, Billy Stuart, Jimmy Curtis. ATIO AL THESPIAN SOCIETY The National Thespian Society is a non- secret, non-social organization for the purpose of creating an active and intelligent interest in the Dramatic Arts. Its secondary aim is to set a growing standard of excellence in speaking, acting, writing plays, and directing. Our activities this year have included the three-act play, Stag Line, a series of student- OIIIC l RS John Kirkpatrick, Treasurer, Elaine Vaughn, Vice Prcsidcnt Judy Plunk, President, Donna Jester, Secretary, directed one-act plays, a formal initiation cere- mony, and participation in several contests in- cluding the Southern Speech Association held in Hattiesburg, Mississippi, In the latter part of June the club plans to attend the National Thespian Convention at the University of ln- diana, D nni l illey. Scroll, Mrs. Jack. SPOUSUV' Members discuss plans for their year of activity. we 'ww kg, W: Scot 'i 3 Jfwamsg gun i f?'..-.hw- T we K? C? ,Q- 'T T 7 First row: Carolyn Caldwell, Suellyn Scott, Marilyn Johnson, Nancy Jaffke, Joyce Diamond. Jo Ann Luton, Patsy Hodges, Dale Turner. Second row: Barta Rice, Martha Wfilliams. Judy Plunk, Joanne Dixon, Marcia Scarbrough, Bobbye Jo Shumaker, Patsy Martak, Carolyn Carter. Third row: Jimmy Curtis, Roger Fakes, Weber Hall, Dennis Penick, Ray Henley, David Gibson, Dan Shilstat. James Jackson. Fourth row: Frank Montgomery. Brian Lewis. Jimmy Barrington, Jimmie Lee Lott, Bev Buckingham, THE ALLEGRO CLUB To encourage and promote interest in good music of all types is the purpose of the Allegro Club. Sponsored by Miss Mary Jo Boston, the Allegro Club is a member of the National Fed- eration of Music Clubs, and meets once a month in the music room. Musical programs, both in- strumental and vocal, are presented by student Guests entertain at monthly meeting. J 4 v nit - --, X il yeer and adult musicians, Last fall the Club joined the East High Chorus in presenting Ebony Melodies, a musical dramatization, to raise funds for the music department. New members are chosen twice a year, in the fall and the spring, and selection is based on musical interest and talent. OFFICERS: Martha Williams, Program Chairmang Bobbye Jo Shumaker, Program Chairman, Barta Rice, Treasurerg Frank Montgomery, Presidentg Jane Headstream, Vice President, Joyce Diamond. Secretary, Dan Shilstat, Program Chairmang Miss Boston, Sponsor. First ruvv, loft to rigliti M.i1ilyn Mnycr, Ruhr.-rt Lirtrnctt. Currull xliuuliimi, 'l'liuni.is Howcll, vliniinv Fink, Kay Hamilton, Frrmk Scott, Gene Mtlntosh, jenn Farber. Sharon Gnrdun, Henry Wfilliaiitis. Runrild Httrrist. Gcurgc Pope, Edward Grztsliztt. jenn Andcrsnn. Scmnd ww: li.irry Niall, Riley Cinrnur, jimmy Blank, ,liminy Ncwtoinlw, jimmy Redd. Cicnrgr' Sclirncdcr, Rithrlrd Mmlwyitf. David Stehlc, Fred Lynn, David Grant, Steven Docrr, Bobby Neiman. Billy Strong. Billy Evans, Tummy Lol'wrg, Billy Dover, Robbie Smith, David Kelly, Juanita Greenland, Terrell Nurflect. it U TA MADIORETTES: Mary juan Fly and Dorothy Edwards. OFFICERS'-Seated: Dan Shilstat, Presidentg Virginia Douds, Secretary, Dan Wfhipplc, 'lrcastirc-r. Stand' ing: Frank Montgomery, Vicc President, Larry Duna- vant, Sergeant-at-Armsg jimmy Hamer :md Ben Cartcr, Librarians. The Band cnntributcs spirit down Clarlcsdale way! 1 I , w My Q F' F l' if i U... vviivr, ..1.t.t,-...m...,.- ,,,, iff, ,L I' ,. , ' N351- ..?' A , , -HCA: L 1 -K rv , .,, J, ,Ha .5 L. Q55 f 1 r AML' 254 sjf as? 4 Q A gag V' K-1 :MQ Ja, wg?-2 1 4 k W WA Z www - F- 1 4'f,.ff f . - K ff, ' y W uf Y gwtkww fifig Q V L T . hip, svsQ2.fSiL w3,Lf f7 X - . X M 1 f 22 ik . if 1 A PK f 42 4 ,, , 'f V A , 7' xl M 1.2 Q' slug! 'i:geQ5iz?fw f A 4? Q M- ' 1 ffffff 75 A' q x J K x + , M 2 3 Rf ' ww .ag 534 X A 'f K H 1' lui fig M, ds .A X t . S A Q ww X 1 . f vp .Q N y, , KF J gs 3. . sg A , 'ik' 4 rg ' ,JJ ' Q mf Mk ES l S. Q wav is WJ Q . , f- W 'Q K Q ff kA.k Q S ff Y, .91 Mfr gf A f 583 N 2 AW kg ki asa ff Qi ,X 5 5' iw fi ' A N3 'Q 9 M M 'mg 5 ,Bw AQ V f f an W ww: - ,Q i ' ff mm mn: 5 3 If 'SR Q Q W gm 3 3 0 T' is gl. -K N S ,ig . - Q ,Ja 5 if wx BX, 93' iii? 6 S ,K if . . 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The East High Key Club is tomposetl ot' thirty key boys in the sthool, fifteen Seniors, ten juniors, .mtl the Sophomores thosen yearly. All members must possess high traits of lemlersliip. t'h.1r.itter, seryite. .intl schol.irship. Key Club members tlevel- op clmr.uteristies which help to prepare them lor useful .mtl protluetiye citizen- ship by serving their lintulty, fellow stutlents. sthool iintl tommunity. The llist High Key Club annually publish- es .1 stutlent iintl llieulty directory and eoiultirts tihiirity drives among other projects. This honorary club also de- velops initi.itix'e and leiulership, and provides experiente in living and work- ing together. I08 ix DICK XWEISS ALVIN LOCKE Prefidt 111 Vim' llrwidwzl FRED SPITZNAGLE BOB MORGAN gxee Xxxt 'f . X X xXxX I --XXX ,exxxk . ' v XX 7 X Xxx -- f f A, t J RAYMON D XXULSON Stfrc f.IV-T NANCY VOLLMER Tl'L',I.fIlJ'f7J' Swhutwif-.if-Ai mf Qmwi Ol'l'lK,l.R5. I11 Y-TEE lfirst ww: lily Nason. Ntmty Atl.1111s, ciilltbl Spt'iIut'l. 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As .1 rt's11lt ot' tht- IWOl.lllJ thilw s1lt Illllly Y 'lttns xxtrt llWlL to .1ttti1tl t.1111p tltirinltg tht- SLlIlllUCI', St1ti.1l .1tt11'it1t's iiitlutlctl ttvlttt p.1rtit's, Sllllll' lvcr parties, 4111tl .1 l1.1yritltz A rQ.ll.l litir 111.1l i11 lNl.1y tli111.1xt'tl tht- ytqiris .1tti1'i- tit-s. Y-'ltcits is .111 lI1lL'I'Il.llIOI1.ll ur' .Q.1i1iz.1titw11. p.ll'l txt tht- Y.XX',C .A th Rutlv. Nlllltll Sutitt-t.11'yg f,.lI'llL' c.l1LlIV. C.l1JlPl.lII1Q P.1tsx llliitlt. il'1't'.1s111t-11 lltltn AlL'N.lI'lLlL'l', l31't'sitlt'ntg Dt11't1tl1y lfvtlxx.11'tls. Vitt- Prts tlt'i1tg lZl.llI1 t' lXllIII.lX, C.t11'1tsptvntl1t1g 5t't1't-t.11'x'g lxl.llllS'I1 Stt-1t-ns, Rtpo1'ttA1'. '09 lI4lN S TO CREATE, AI TAI HIGH TA DARD is it f ' , 5- Q. ,S . is TATT IIO 'Y a lfirst rou: 'lf Lancaster, Qi. lasliie. D. Cardwell. K. Taylor. A. Locke. P. Meacham. I.. Heiskell. Second row: -I. 'l4ownsl1cnd. bl. Kirkpatrick. FI. Wfelsh, R. Xwolson. I.. Slaughter. P. lsaacs, A. Hornshy I. Barrington. Third rou: Ci. -Iohnson, Iwi. Shindler, B. Routt. VV. XX'allace. G. Emerson. F. Mont iqomery. P. Black. Fourth row: C. Clement. B. Cousins. B. XX'aite, E. Barrett. F. Spitznagle, j. Evans, pl. Gordon. L. XX'elch. Fifth row: XX'. T. Christian. J. Patterson. T. Carter. G. Sipe. J. Stoakes, R. Henley. H. Hughes, R. Young. B. Lewis. Mrs. Shumaker. Sponsor. HI-Y East Senior Hi-Y is an organization, for boys in grades ten through twelve, sponsored jointly by the school and the Y.M.C.A. It is international in scope, non-selective, and non-denominational. Its purpose is to create, maintain, and extend throughout the home, school, and community high standards of Christian character. Its creed is Clean Speech, Clean Scholarship, Clean Sportsmanship and Clean Living. East Senior Hi-Y is combined with East Senior Tri-Hi-Y as a co-ed club, one of the first of such clubs in the United States. OFFICERS, above right: Brian Lewis. Sergeant-at-Arms, Dick Weiss, Vice Presiclentg Howard Hughes. President: Ray Henley. Secretaryg Pat Black. Chap- laing Mrs. Shumaker. Sponsor. Not pic- tured: Raymond Young. Treasurer. First row: P. Black, E. Vaughn, P. Bristcr. B. Gabchart. S. Srott, H. Sikcs, G. Davis, P. Cousins, B. Block, P. Hiller Block. Scrontl row: M. I.. Hudson, N. Vollmcr. M. MCDOf1ald, nl. Dixon, P. Hobark, V. Crawford, F. Wilkins, Benson, C. Carter, B. DI. Shumakcr, S. A. W.tgnc-r. Third row. S, Sutliff, N. Saflcy, F, Johnston, J, Clark. VI. Mcliridc Canatlay, P. Rogcrs, Thomas, B. Turnbull, C. Mullins, S.Clcm, D, Talley. Fourth row: R. A. Hcitncr, W. Skinner Stuart, S. Ragsdalc, I.. Farngcy, K. Scherer. F. Braswcll. 5. Golden, nl. VC'l1itc, K, Stringcr. C. Datis. Fifth row: N Wfood, C. Boultlin, P. Brody, M. Angelo. I. Swaim. B. IR'ppu', Ci. Valvik, N. blaffkc, M. johnson. B. Fly. V. Douds Rudy, Ii. Cook. Mrs. Shuinakcr. SPUIISUI1 TRI-HI-Y lfast Scnior Tri-lli,Y is an orgaiuzation lor girls in graclcs ton through twelve, sport' sorcd jointly hy the stl100l and thc Y.XX'.C..A. lt is operated coral with thr- Sr-nior lli-Y and has thc same purposr- and rruul. Senior llifY and Tri-Hi-Y .tttivcly partitilwatc in loral, state, and national Hi-Y C onlgrcsscs, in thc Tcniicsscr- Youth and Clow-rnmcnt pro- gram, and arc activc in roopcrating with thc srhool and its atstivitics. The programs cin- phasizr- tht-ir purposc and rrccd and also R inrludc recreation and wcsk-cud rainping. l OFFICERS, above left: Joanne Dixon. Sergeant-at-Arms: Patsy Black. Treasurer: Barhara Benson, Vice President. Carolyn Carter, President: Bohbye ,Io Shumaker. Setrctaryg Florcnrc VC'ilkins, Chaplain: Mrs, Shumakcr, Sponsor. IHRISTIA CHARACTER ' t D EXTE D Left to right: jerry Williams, Bonnie Thomas. Brian Lewis, Left to right: Corinne Ridolphi, Barbara Bryan. Charles Corky Hudson. john Moore. Mrs. Shumaker, Patsy Black, Clement, Nancy Vollmer, Donna Jester, Marty McDonald. Helen Alexander. jane Dlugach. Flormqe Wilkins, OFFICE STAFF Left to right: Dick Holladay, Carolyn Carter, Henry Levy. jane Headstream, Barbara Benson, Louis Xweeks. Pat Black. Left to right: Joanne Dixon, Sue Ann Wfagner, Billie George, john Moore, Raymond Young. a Ui, Left to right: Brian Lewis, jimmy Tackett, john Moore, Lee Slaughter, Melvyn Shindler, Nancy Norwood, Billie George. NURSES STAFF-Left to right: Michelle Applebaum. Susan Clem, Betty Ann Hyde. Sue Riley, Beth Walker Mary Nell Frank. i if X x v. 9 QQXLXQ- 1 0-4 Lcfsk. Becky Gahehart, 'lireasurerg Donna XX' 'att. Ser 'eant-at-Armsg T 2 3 ' ' ' y g, he liesident and members hear the minutes at the regular Sylvia XY'atts, Secretary, Barbara Bryan, Presidentg Nancy monthly meeting. Vollmer, Vite President: Ann Wfhitley, Reporterg Marty McDonald, Program Chairman, Mrs. Vollmer, Sponsor. COMMERCIAL CLUB The Commercial Club of East High is a chapter of The Future Business Leaders of America, a na, tional organization for pupils studying business edu- cation subjects. 'QUK Meetings are held once a month. At each meeting there is either a movie on a subject of interest to secretarial students or a guest speaker from the field of business, At Christmas the club sends food to a needy fam- ily, and at the end of the year there is an annual MRS. LII.BL'RNIi VOLLMER luncheon in honor of the Senior members. Sflflllffll' First row: Dottie Herrington, Marty McDonald, Ann XY'hitley, Mary Ann Steadman, 'Io Ann Luton, Barbara Bryan, Becky Gabehart. Second row: Margaret Ruffin, Glenda Carpenter, Nancy Vollmer, Nancy Norwood, Vicki XVoodall, Harriet Applebaum, Kay Nason, Donna XX yatt, Ina Swaim. Third row: Gail Valvik, Peggy Slater, Dorothy Ann Trusty, Nancy Adams, Marilyn Johnston, Nancy hlaffke, Bohbye Jo Shumaker, Dorothy Edwards, Lee Rogers. Fourth row: julia Wfade, Paula Jacoby, Harriet Schroeder, Bonnie Thomas, Eleanor Gaines, Barbara Dunn, Louise Howell, Florence XX'ilkins. Fifth row: Bonnie Giem, Barbara Gordon, Frances Elder, Patsy Blank, Sylvia XX'atts, Bette Moore, Louise Gamble, Mrs. Vollmer, Sponsor. 36- 'xi' qw , . ,. 2 ni .' xf . 1 'E' -U ' p f 'ii -v i'f'ig - QQ , ww? M E f 'Q Q x M' . A 5 t . l I A ' ' fn ' fs: --- nf' 5 - Y rm, E A Ev H t. W 5 hA i h we V h E Y h i Q V 5 'X 6 L f L 3 - - fm- . t ,www K A R553 e in A K ,i If 'law' .L 4 3 .1 1 . .. -:ms . . MQW, . , 359' . 5' Q ' -Us S 'fi I5 53 Qt Q 1 ,f 'f gm . f 34 -. E ., 5 IMI 5 f X A sl X ,Sw ly, A, 06 ,K , . AVN wg W. A -- 1 Q! I 2 3 A 'Q 1. , 3 x , ,Q - Q M' ag: , 3 37.5.1 - t n ,H y x ,af J' I I4 x Q. RN :ML Q ...M vu gg MS Q Sx ff-f C XR 'XxCX E' ,sg , Q, CY Q Us 'ff 4!',f '1'WW af? I8 3 -7? W X i si W 'K Q Q a 4554, s W y A . Nw XT xx X T- X. 1 -Nw , Q 5 x v :fw .Mn M N' lsnvrilll nl .n+ M . 52 ,f Aff! Aryf ,I 2 4, , f ,z - igflf , gig, N wr- g ., W, A , A H5 SCIENCE CLUB First row: M, Lott, C. Colby, F. Wilkins, B. Langston, B. Maury, A. McKnight, C. Clark, D. Weiss, H. Hughes, S. Speed, F. Mendius. Second row: B. Morgan, R. Routt, G. Tashie, M. Milam, H. Levy, B. Chilton, C. Meyer, H. Schroe- der, P. Hibbard, C. Hudson, J. Townshend. Third row: M. Boone, S. Shoulder, J. Cole, W. Wallace, E. Lemaster, J. Stuart, B. Strickland, L. Daniel, J. Graber. Fourth row: J. Camp, R. Lanier, R. Morgret, O. Jamieson, B. Bell, M. Rear- don, P. Finch, E. Barret, V. Crawford, S. A. Wagner, P. Hoback, K. Gleason. Fifth row: C. House, J. Skinner, J. Gordon, G. Emerson, R. Ward, R. Logan, T. Humphrey, A.Hughes, C. Rond, W. Hartman, E. Heiserodt, A, Worley, R. Wolson. Sixth row: B. Fisher, B. Mclntosh, E. Trotter, G. Johnson, G. Stout, H. Moore, L. Price, V. Douds, L. Slaugh- ter, J. Evans, K. Chumney, R. McKee. Seventh row: D. Curry, L. Hollie, M. Mills, J. Paxson, J. Roberts, C. Wilson, M. Ragsclale, J. Joachimi, K. Goldner, K. Lowenthal, M. Ayers, B. Endicott, T. Schenzel, L. Dunavant. Eighth row: Coach Welch and Coach Puckett, Sponsors. Club sponsors perform an interesting ex- periment tor the members. OFFICERS: Coach Puckett, Sponsor, George Tashie, Sergeant at Arms Jerry Townshend, Vice President, Raymond Wolson. President Margaret ' Lott, Secretary-Treasurer, Coach Vfelch, Sponsor, and Mr. Cole Sponsor SPANISH CLUB l I w ,.W. First row: Paula Jacoby, Carolyn Mayer, Susan Cody, Lynne Glass, Judy Rudy, Carol Broadway, Mary Ragsdale, Ada Mae Rullman, Mimi Hardy, Brenda Theurer, Judy McBride, Alice Burkalter, Barbara Maury. Second row: Miss Furian, Sponsor, Justine Brown, Dorothy Crawford, Judy Laird, Carolyn Owens, Sue Ann Wagner, Ann Whitley, Patsy Martak, Margaret Lott, Linda Stein, Nell Willis, Susan Clem, Marilyn Stevens, Patsy Hodges, Susan Ragsdale. Third row: Carlye Cherry, Rita Nuss, Elaine Murray, Gloria Davis, Dorothy Ann Trusty, Judy Klitzner, Harriet Krivcher, Karen Goldner, Marion Hanqver, Judy Gordon, Fay Braswell, Joye Clark, Helen Alexander, Donna Talley, Beverly Pepper. Fourth row: Judy Mitchell, Ruth Ann Heitner, Mary Lee Hudson, Dorothy Edwards, Alice Ledbetter, Kay Lowenthal, Tommy Lou Levi, Phyliss Brody, Nancy Reitz, Barta Rice, Nancy Safley, Dorothy Allen, Sandra Greene, Carolyn Davies, Joan Hartman. Fifth row: Priscilla Rush, Phil Kellum, Bill Byrd. Sixth row: Howard Feuerstein, Melvyn Shindler, Pat Isaacs, Art Seessel, Ben Graham, Ed Barrett, Wayne Fink, Paul Shapiro, Ted Dungan, Wayne Johnson, Kent Merrill, Bill Chilton. Seventh row: Fred Spitznagle, John Kirkpatrick, Roger Fakes, David Boyce, Edgar Trotter, John Bowers, Larry Price, Wallace Schoettelkotte, Allen Hughes, Tommy Burnett. Left Banister, top to bottom: Maynard Holt, Charles House, Lewis Daniel, Charles Peete. Right Banister, top to bottom: Eric Matheson, Bobby Barrett, Paul Smith, Billy Renfrow. OFFICERS: Fred Spitmagle. Sergeant-at-Arms, Bill Chilton, Secretary- Treasurerg Margaret Lott. President, John Kirkpatrick, Vice President, Miss Furian, Sponsor. Sponsor and club members agree on ap- preciation of Spanish customs. II7 FUTURE HO EMAKERS OF A ERICA ,dag H EMAKEQS 0 AMERKCP- First row: Harriet Schroeder, Shirley Avent, Katie Love, Rosemary Lewis, Martha Freeman, Kay Nason. Carol XY'hitaker, Loretta Lewter, jo Ann Gibson, Camile Eisenberg, Second row: Bonnie Yarbrough. Linda Streeter, Mary Carter, Barbara Gordon, Martha Ayres, Mary jo Slater, Diane Daniel, Linda Bustin. Susan Threwer. Betty McNeese. Linda Miles, Sandra Cammaclc. Third row: Sylvia Xwatts, Bonnie Thomas, Patsy Black. Sue Dean, Virginia Bate- KMAKER i man, Carlye Cherry, Catherine Porter, Sue XX'est. Linda Williams, Mary Ann Wagner, Ginger CN' 5 Q6 Norris, Bonnie Smith, joan jefferson. Fourth row: Yvette Jacoby, Mary Ann Styers, Nell Q' , .7 XX illis, Dorothy Crawford, Pam Canady, Kay Stringer, Linda Lloyd, Kay Scherer, Fay Bras- 41 1, 2, well, Mary Ann Steadman, Barbara Barnes, Ada Rullman, Marilyn Stevens, Virginia Wood, E' if' 72 Kay Burrow. Fifth row: Susan Beyer, Fay Hollie, Flora Terry, Ann West, Ann Miller, Ann E K jjl Q Paulson. Loretta Grafton, Nancy Norwood, Carol Speigel, Nancy Adams, jane Williams, , W Y M Gloria Gibson. Mary Schenzel. Shirl6Y Henley. Doris Elder. -' O? 400 'N-0' NEW YW The Future Homemalcers of America is a national, incorporated, non-profit organization. lt is open to any girl who is taking Home Eco- nomics. The purposes of the F.l-l.A. include striving for the betterment of home, family, community, and international life, Another purpose is to create further interest in Home Economics. Our organization participates in many proj- ects for the good of others. Outstanding members are rewarded with jun- ior, Chapter, and State Homemaker degrees. These degrees are considered the highest pos- sible honor and require much work and effort. The torch of Home Economics challen es and inspires better leaders in our homes 0 tomor- row. OFFICERS: Mary jo Slater. Treasurer, Barbara Gordon, Historian: Martha Ayres, Vice President, Barbara Barnes. Presidentg Carlye Cherry, Secretary, IIS Mrs. Clement, Sponsor, Dorothy Crawford, Song Leader. Slllllll? 's 5 ,llllllll ' as S ATH CLUB SIX Xt fc STX 'NX ...P iv .e .. . , ...N 'X First row: Barbara Block. Judy Klitzner, Jane Dlugach, Peggy Hiller. Suellyn Scott, Barbara Bowman. Gail Loeffel, Corinne Ridolphi, Bunny Block, Patsy Hodges. Second row: Barbara Maury, Liz King, Joanna Roberts, Janis McKinney. Carolyn Carter, Martha Barrett, Virginia Douds, Judy Mitchell, Carole Patterson, Marion Hanover, Catherine Clark. Third row: Joe Camp, Clarence Colby. Rickie Hartman. Bobby Strickland, Johnny Stuart, Howard Feuerstein, Frank Montgomery, Bob Langston. Finley Holmes. Ken Chumney, Jerry Townshend, Sam Speed. Fourth row: Richard VC'ard. Jewett Cole, Frank Morgret, Jimmy Evans. Lee Slaughter, Gary Emerson, Pat Black, Billy McIntosh, Ollie Jamieson. Eb Lemaster, Birt Waite. Fifth row: Bob Logan, Lawrence Hollie. Milton Mills, Jimmy Munn. Dan Wfhipple, Hobart Sewell, Kenny Taylor, Phil Dulin, Douglas Curry. Tom Schenzel, Dan Shilstat. Sixth row: Marion Robbins. Joyce Diamond. Miss Stone, Sponsor, Ted Humphrey. Tom Metzger. Miss Morphis, Sponsor, Jim Jalenak. Fred Mendius, Jim Gordon, Charles Rond, Larry Dunavant. The eleventh and twelfth grade Math Club is fairly new at East High, this year being its second year of existence. This club's purpose is to acquaint its members with interesting and informative phases of math which are not included in classroom activities because of a lack of time. All students who have had at least three years of math or who are in their third year of math can become members of this club. OFFICERS: Miss Stone, Sponsor, Ted Humphrey, Secretary-Treasurer, Janis McKinney, Vice President, Catherine Clark, President, Dan Shilstat, Re- porter, Miss Morphis. Sponsor. II9 RED CROSS 5 First row: Kathy Ballan. Kay Lawless, Donna Dake, Donna Locke, Ann Head, Kendall King, Nancy Sutliff, Pat Emerson, Martha Ayers, Mike Nix, Ashley Martin. Second row: Sally Harrison, Joyce Ferguson, Linda Bustin, Bobi Cohen, Bonnie Yarborough. Charlotte Gurley, Loretta Lewter, Susan Sutliff, Dale Evans, Don Lewis, jackie Amyx. Third row: Kathy Kern, Marion Robbins, Miriam Farber, Gail Valvik, Peggy Roark, Barbara Hutkin, Lynn Mercer, Barbara Maury, Sherry Carwile, Frank Hyde, Greenway Stuart, Billy Bessire. Fourth row: Tommy Vaughn, Gail Grider, Elizabeth Smith, Dorothy Crawford, Elaine Johnston, Barta Rice, Ann Stuart, Marcia Scarborough, Wayne Fink. Mike Milam, W. T. Christian. Fifth row: Happy Rush, Henry Williams, Ronnie Davis, Charles Safley, jerry Williams, jimmy Barrington, Richard Rodenbaugh, Phil Schrader, Ted Humphrey, jack Freeman, Richard Ward, jerry Welsh, Mrs. Thompson, Sponsor. STUDE T LIBRARIANS P 1 .ff- -' ' ' 3 .L ' ,fr NM S S ee- 537 First row: Peggy Hiller, joan Hartman, Harriet Schroeder, Babbette Schnere, Tommy Lou Levi, Kay Burrow, Barbara Estes, Martha Ayers. Second row: jean Blantz, Bunny Block, Dorothy Crawford, Dorothy Ann Trusty, Charles Buros, Mrs. Cooper. Not pictured: Faye Hollie, Mary Stvers, Flora Terry, Donna Locke. I20 E CLUB First row: Mike Reardon. George Tashie. Kenny Taylor. Raymond Wfolson. Corky Hudson. Raymond Young, Howard Hughes. jimmy Munn. Second row: Allen Wfaller, Buddy Shindler. johnny VVest. Mac Thrasher. jerrold Graber. Dick Cardwell. Fred Spitznagle. Alvin Locke. Dick Weiss. Lewis Daniel. Third row: jack Baxter. Brian Lewis. john Arnold. john Kirkpatrick. Ken Chumney. WY T. Christian. Ronnie Churchill. Lee Slaughter, john Moore. Ronnie Smith. SN ? 9 r LQ-E- : 4 Ill: PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB First row: Barbara Dunn. Billy Endicott, Tom Schenzel, Charlene Bouldin, Harriet Krivcher, Barbara Weil. President. jewett Cole, Louise Gamble. Michelle Applebaum. Second row: joyce Diamond, Bill Bateman, jean Blantz, Nancy Norwood, Vicki Woodall, Henry Levy, joe Camp, Barbara Cook. Third row: Billy McIntosh, Bobby Fisher, Douglas Curry. john Arnold, Ken Gleason, David Gibson. jim jalenak, Beverly Pepper. Fourth row: Ronnie Borod, Paul Shapiro, Dicky Diamond, Larry Dunavant. jimmy Evans, Clarence Colby, Philip Hibbard. Ben Carter, Howard Feuerstein, Miss Wills, sponsor. I LA PETITE ALLIANCE Y Y' First row: Lynne Glass. Barhara Gatchell. Veepg Lynn Earngey, Secretary, Marion Rohhins, President, Barhara Crane, Martha Barrett. Reporter, Hallie Ruhin. Second row: Carol Patterson. wlanice -loachimi. Wfanrla Whit, Kay W'illiams, Margaret Angelo. LE CERCLE Ann Beal, Sandra Shook. Thirtl row: Liz King. Frances Couch, Mary Catherine Paige, Gail Loeffel, Rita Carlson, Laura Lee Barron. Anita Carlton. Fourth row: Parker Finch. jimmy Hamer, Birt XWaite. Dick Diamond. Miss Green. Sponsor. FRANCAIS iililiiifi l ir' ' . iiiuiia 'Yf-i'51'r 1 5 A ' I I it A Q Qi A lllll . 9 2'f'i'1'1 N1-I-3 s .. '-Q P if . , , llllllllg gaiiarrjr c I llllgga W , 1- First row: Carole Sparks, Carla Wilscan, Ann McKnight. Veepg Peggy Hiller. President, Corrinne Riclolphi, Treasurerg Eloise Chase, Secretary. Second row: Barbara Block. Leta Smith, l22 Martha Wfilliams, Marcia Scarborough, jane Headstream. Car- olyn Carter. Marguerite Austin. Third row: Anne Perry. Francine Williams, jane Dlugach, Bunny Block, Maxine Pink- erton, Janis Smith, Miss Green, Sponsor. Fourth row: joe Paxson, Bev Buckingham. Frecl Hartman. john Stuart. Bohhy Strickland, Lawrence Hollie. ....::,.r1 Q. - ff a.m..ix QM...-. LATIN CLUB lfirst row: Nnmy Ouding, Peggy Roark, Tommy Wfilson. Larry W1-iss. Bobby Mctialf, -Ioan lfarnhurn. Iilizaheth Bfoorc, Second row: Susilnlloyd. Susan Seymour, Martha Grubbs. Donna Diikcns, Susan Beyer. Gail Brandon. Miss Green. Sponsor. 'l'hird row: Licrxrld Smith, Toni Madden. Ann lNI.u'Donald. First row: jimmy Garret, Bill Henry james W'rlson Tommy Henley. Second row: johnny X 1ger Bob Butler P1rish Tqylor joe Lowenthal, Clyde XX'esimm lor. Morris Couh Ifmns Third row: Mike Collier, Bobby Youngblood Clif Kirlcpqtrrck Harmon XX'illiams, jake Schorr Ashly Hrrdcn jank Hcny SAFETY COUNCIL 5 T if-'Q JUNIOR H1-Y First row: Mrs. Headstream, Sponsor, D. Poag, Soc. Chrm.g L. Trotter. Sgt.-at-Arms, L. Weeks, Chap., D. Rodenbaugh, B. Sigler, J. Brunson. S. Pilkington, M. Nix, T. Graves, S. Wilson. Second row: R. Shepard, B. Byrd, B. Miller, K. Henry, J. Hinkel, J. Tackett, Veep, E. Martin. T. Wilson, A. Monteath, T. Faber, J. Fisher. Third row: C. Sumner, B. Mayer, H. Goldner, B. Borda, D. Richardson, J. Lawo, J. Carey, M Goodman, W. McKinney. R. Davis, A. Morgret. Fourth row: D. Estile, G. Pagalo, J. Yancey, C. Speed, D. Gibson, J. Gammon, W. Gotten, G. Collins, B. Sigman, D. Holladay, J. W. Harris, J. Kelly. Fifth row: R. Driver, B. Humphreys, A. Thompson, M. Bullard, W. Trusty, P. Adams, D. West, L. Thweatt, M. Criss, E. Crosthwait, B. Redditt, R. Walker. Sixth row: C. Safley, J. Johnston, Pres., L. Vaughn, P. Kallaher, P. Stuart, J. Redd, J. Freeman, G. Mclntosh, B. Scanland, C. McDaniel, E. Wilbanks, F. Ridolphi. T. Hodges, J. Sarber, J. Daniel, E. Hamilton. JUNIOR TRI-HI-Y First row: R. Rodgers, K. Koontz, P. Roark. L. Streeter, S. Seamore, A. Smith, G. Puryear. Second row: C. Scrimger, K. Valvik, N. Ezell, J. Head, M. N. Frank, L. Livadous, L. Lyle, M. Farber, A. Lynn, A. Applebaum, A. Beiser. Third row: L. Newell, J. Fransioli, S. Brower, Treas., L. Grout, M. Wyatt, Morris, Soc. Chrm.g N. Bach, P. Karnowsky, P. Eaton, H. Mathieu, Sec., S. Murray, Pres., D. Dickens. Fourth row: M. Johnson, V. Norris, J. Jefferson, J. Veepg G. Hamm, B. Pitts, M. J. Roberts. M. Coleman, M. A. Hall, A. Hood, B Yarbrough, C. Gage, M. Mahaffey, B. Sloane, P. Sitton, J. Farnhan. Fifth row: G. Brandon, L. Bustin, S. Cammack, D Locke, D. Brister, S. Jordon, P. Young, B. McNeese, K. Porter, S. West, C. Jaffke, P. Vance. Sixth row: G. Grider, A. Barret, B. Mansy, D. Calder, P. Joyner, K. Barrett, L. Edwards, D. Gammon. L. Seaton, R. Sanders, B. Hines, C. Essary, l24 B. A. Hyde, I. Colby, T. Skinner, G. Rogers. Seventh row: P. Doris. F. Perkins, P. Emerson, L. Wilbanks, D. Davis, L. Wood, S. Dattell, D. Jordon, K. Ward, N. Sutliff, S. Stevens, S. Grisham. S. Keegan, B. Burns, M. Grubbs. Eighth row: B. Eaton, S. Moore, Chap., M. Susskind, J. Hurteau, M. Hiserodt, J. Marks, L. Carr, J. Threefoot, N. Barnes, B. Fields, D. Clark, J. Loones, S. Von Lockun, M. Johnson. Ninth row: K. Beck, B. Lucas, K. Seger- son, S. Theurer, P. Campbell, M. Simon, M. Johnson, L. Jones, A. Tutwiler, M. Meyers, L. Mullers, M. Winn, J. Britten, P. Noel. Tenth row: B. Jackson, A. Schaeffer, E. Smith, G. Stewart, M. J. Irvine, P. Bobbitt, D. Duke, P. Strickland, T. Madden, L. Miles, B. Everette, J. Amyx. Eleventh row: S. Gordon, P. Mann, B. Morris, B. Schenierer, R. Chafetz, R. Howell, R. Street, D. Fletcher, J. Williams, M. Whipple, P. Williams, S. Beyer. fivn .4 Lim GRA-Y First row: D. Morgan. P. Ferguson. Chap., G. Stuart, T. Third row: B. Lewis, Sponsor, D. Rickey, B. Dotson. K. Mt Lowherg, Pres., J. Ayers, Veepg K. Williams. Treas.g J. Donald. XV. XVilson. M. Ostner. B. Bingham. R. Young Hoffman. Sgt.-at-Arms: gl. Dulin. Second row: J. jackson. B. Sponsor, Bessire. Vl. Elliot. L. Fite. C. McFain.,R. Smith. K. Wilkins. TRI CRA Y o TRI-GRA-Y First row: D. Armour. M. Davis. M. L. Shapiro, A. Marshall, R. Xwalker. Treasg M. F. Crawford. Veepg S. Garber. Pres., V. Graves. Sec., S. Wfilliams, Sgt.-at-Arms, S. Smith. Chapg K. King, A. Harwood, P. Wfaddell, B. McBride, K. Keene. Second row: C. Rond. N. Schenzel, S. Hoffman, C. Hamilton, K. Foote, C. Kasselberg, M. Glassman, B. Hesselbein. V. Parotte. D. McCullough, B. Boone, J. Wilkins, j. Gaines, S. Harrison. J. Greenland. Third row: 1. Neil, j. Nash, K. Kern M. A. Puryear. R. Pearson. K. Briggs. K. Ballon. K. Bolton L. Scheinberg. M. Gates, J. johnson, M. Weeks, D. Talbert. B. Hitt, V. Harrison. Fourth row: D. Seay, S. G. Cooke, P. s w Renfroe. S. A. Thomas, L. Dieren, H, Carey, B. Quekemeyer A. L. Miller. S. Wallace, E. Peete, P. Lieberman. A. Frank, S Shaeffield. P. jones. Fifth row: M. Ezernieks. H. Hyde, S Koontz, J. Ferguson, M. B. Richardson. S. Horton. C. jameson D. Walker, P. Starck, K. Gerstenherger, S. Sheffield, B. Broad- way. A. Lowry. V. Gilkey, L. Clough. P. Grant. Sixth row' E. Shrewbury, M. Landis, E. Bollinger, j. Anderson, J. Learned P. Oster, P. Miles. J. Farber. C. Hale. L. Stauber. L. Cheely M. McCool, M. K. Fernandez, T. Norfleet. E. Ledbettcr. E Graham. J. Redditt. Mrs. Webb. Sponsor. TYPING CLUB gf Xyy, 4 A First row: Dorothy Crawford, Carlye Cherry, Hazel Quekemeyer, Gloria Gibson, Frank Scott, Corky Hudson, XValter NX'allace, Frank Meyer, Ken Gates. Second row: Harriet Sikes, Loretta Lewter, Patsy Hall, Elaine Vaughn. Francine Xwilliams, Elizabeth King, Kenny Taylor, Alvin Locke, Third row: Susan Cody, Beau Fly, Gloria Davis, Judy Mitchell, Mary Jo Slater, Mac Thrasher, XVade Harrison, Fourth row: Judy Laird, Sue Vollmer, Susan Clem, Ann Foote. Jimmy Barrington. Fifth row: Lynn Mercer, Judy Glisson, Mary Carter. Natalie Dunn. Not pictured: Mrs. Vollmer, Sponsor. BOOK STORE STAFF 'TF tr.-ff, Ja Left to right: Pat Lane. Jimmy Hinkel. Vifalter Smith, Wayne McKinney, Heather Mathieu, Earl Martin, Frank Latham, Buddy Scott, Gordon Nevels. Not pictured: Mrs, King, Manager. --a.4o.Mwm,.,,,,,,g gawwixx 3 X WN XX,' . E , 1 li 5 X Nw E fi f 1 3 'T' CHESS CLU SH 0 ,v,' ww:-M far4 w ruwwf Seated: Avner Sislin , J' C4 -' S g immy irq, Lott Pilkington, Standing: Mrs. Seeley, sponsor. Ronnie Owcns, Andrew Morgret, Gerald Smith, David Byant, Richard Wallkcr, Glen Collins. gxvxisl E I 1 l Various clubs entertain the student body with original, witty programs. I27 w,, .- is . .,, ie .. ., X Qvf' 'X M , Wx E , , . I .-sg ' ' -' .. bj ' ',g'1-, 'fN- .vff ff 5+ 4 gf U . ..k 1-0' ' Nga 'ffl fi' 2' 1' ,- .. , .. .W ff: A . 1 4 . .. fA f'A J A . .LN ' .. . V: ,Q .Q-5, aa. ,H 4'...f,!Sfx ,. bwgifh, nl .QQ 'Xl fi? .M... i If A 1 Q42 .v w K O K ' ww uv' A wg: Q .. if My .. - Y - .sv- .L Nw. X 5 if 5 ' , 'JT'-. 4- A M sf? NN E 1 fx 1 Z4 ,ww .-4 ' 1. fx iii-A Vw J.. 9' w ax, ew y. , , J- L+, Q 'yy + ff'E..,f,'G ,f km ,V . ,0- 'Ns Q lf- . , M ww wa, gn .. . va, . ,H L L xx TX N.. W dv- Y at - '. L LQ . m..f.s,, 'iff'-M 1- Q js -A -- ,f A U4,.g+.i A hw -.. . .L .Q A55-Q5-QM .. 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' 56 fi' it 7552438 X' 'I . fggmggg V n 1, . I' . ff f I t ai I J . I ' 71, L STAY? Carl Meyer. Sue Golden' lst Lt. Jimmy E Cwrter' lst Lt. Bill Byrd. Judy Glisson' lst Lt. lst Lt. Lynn M ercer. MAJ. ALVIN LOCKF 7' CLORIA DAVIS vans, Carolyn Billy Oeding. X Capmnz RAYMOND YOVNG Spwzmr' FLORENCE VUILKINS E U M l First row: Bauer, Poe, MCCormiuk, Adams, Ferguson, Watscvn. D. Wfilliams. Pcnifk, Stuart, Hudson. Second row: E. Barret, Heath, Barnett, Davis, King. A. Weinstein, Bollinger, P. Wfeinstein, j. Welsh. Third row: Speed, Norton, R. Barret, Burnett, Pelts, Latham, Isaacs, Schoettelkotte. R. johnson. Churchill, 2nd Ll. KEN CHUMNEY 2nd Ll. JIM SKINNER Sponmr MIMI HARDY Spomor' DOTTIE HERRINGTOIY .7fQ, , L15 ,.. h gx W E ' swf Glnid U ri Btuzrn' li, HE I.I. NY Third row: Xlilml. Hollis. liailcy. johns, jefferson, Stott. Rond, Routt. Finch. Colby. Bud Ll. JOHN ARNOLD 5770111117 ELOISF CHASE KX x 23' 111 LI. RAYMOND WOLSON 9' 464. Q 1 0 . Q w .L ' Q 5 X Spun mr' PEGGY H l l.l.ER First row: Bullard, Wfhitmorc. lfrcc-man. Heath Bonner, XY'illiams. Hcawlcy, Lamb, Moore, lirunson Endicott. Second row: Hartman. Gillis. Mills, Wynn Curtis, Metz, Cousins, -loncs. lfluglics. Morpnv Smith. ind Ll. HILI. BATEMAN Sparzmr BEAL' FLY 0 N I33 in C.111r,1nf BRIAN LIEXVIS Spf,f11m' SVFLLYN SCOTT 'I'l111'1l 111111 C1I'.ihL'l', M111'1'iwn. S1l11'.11lc-1: Rbllf-l'UXK', Ifink. Sipu, SI1'11kl11I11i. 'l'l111111.1s. 131.111, 1x1k'd' 1l1.1111, XY'ut1'1'. I' I RET l'lll'l'Il I34 lm! Ll. BOB LANGSTON 1 1l1 1 W First YOXYI House. SLIICUZUI, Hollnu. H1m11st1111. 811111, Baron. Slmpim, XY'11i1c. C1.lfL'N. Munn. D.1n1cI. Scumd VOXVI B41xtc1'. Dumgis. vl11I1r1s11n. Dlll1AQ.lIl. ,l.lII11L'N15I1, Hornsby, Spore. l'111l1'1'x1'1111J. SfU.lkL'N, SfYt'l'N. Sm! 1.1, GIEORGE TASHIIT S1m11,1'nr DALE TVRNIZR Sjma11m' QIUANNII DIXON fe 0 Y . 5' bv . I. K S K Q. 3 xv? X X ', X Giulio Il H4'.1m'r NY ?' Q JOHNSON I 9 41' 1' 'S 4: CD ,fb gf- IA, I-,I FRED 5pI'1'ZNAGLE Sfmzzwf PAT COVSINS First row: Kellum, Mathcsun, C2llI'l1iKl1.lCI. Hciskcll Carter. Rittcrswn. Kochn. Moors. I.iiI'1kAlSfL'I'. Slximilrr Kirkpatrifk. Second row: Ruuth. Camp, Stuart, Coma way, Bnrbcc. Mctvgcr. Bcmc. Grnlmln. Bmwc, Pear son. Chilton. Holt, ' . 'I'hi1'Ll rum: Ciluxm-nt, Ulcxzwn. Millvr. Morrill, Ramwv. Smith, Pcutu, 'I'ruttcr, Amin-mm. I.og.m. 3f1J1.1. BILLY MKINTOSH Ind LJ. GEORGE TASHII2 Sjwumr DIILIA CHAMBERLAIN Sfmrlmr ,IOANNE DIXON ll , i L X V i 5 Q N4 K i YQ R mx xg Rm. L X 5 w R ilk N8 ll X 1 Q N ?Q52fSzQg 51 X A -'rr G . - x ' is.,-.Mig R.Ofl'.C. lNS'l'Rl'C'l'ORS- Above: S.lf.C. 'llllLlI'I1l1ll'l Prcxost. ' F -, 51 1 ww . - , A W mi , - if 'JN' . . . 'Y gf ' . , ' Spimsoi' Miss M. rl. Boston. and S.lf.C. Daviil Crosby, w izfxggff? if , ii is? ff X- ,sg-jf, .lllfgfw K- 'w1'Ef ' lf f U i ,, f- 5 'JQ5' Qi fx' COLOR GUARD-At riglit: Loc Wklcll, Butch XX'nllc1'. 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COMP'-IMENTS Complimenis of OF HIGH POINT KENNYIS LINOLEUM HARDWARE 8: VARIETY SHOP 485 aizggbzerrace THE GRACE sHoP ISOBEI-'S Unusual Clofhes for Mo+her and I-adIe5'u Chlldfenls and Daughfer for Every Occasion Infanfs' Wear 3l55 Poplar Ave. Ph. 34-7677 4493 Summer Ph, 34-843I DAN IEL'S PHARMACY The Rexoll Store Nor+I-ueasf Menims' Oldes'I' and Leading Prescrip+ion Pharmacy 3388 SUMMER AVENUE PH 4-I I28 Served Exclusively ICE CREAM WARREN'S BEAUTY AND BARBER SHOP ORESA WARREN'S BEAUTY SHOP Specializing in PERMANENT WAVING AND HAIR STYLING Across from Eas'r High IT PAYS TO PLAY EVERYTHING IN SPORTS Sou+h's Larges-I Trophy Dealer School Jackels and Award Swealers - Spalding Loafers and Saddle Oxfords School Le'Hers and Pennan'I's Baseballs - Foofballs Baslcefballs - Golf Clubs Trophies - Volley Balls Waier Skis -- Tennis Fishing Taclcle Guns and Ammuniiion Shoe Skafes Agen'I's for MacGREGOR CO. - JOHN T. RIDDELL A. G. SPALDING BROS. 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