East High School - Mustang Yearbook (Memphis, TN)

Text from Pages 1 - 172 of the 1957 volume:

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LILBURNE VOLLMER The MUSTANG takes great pleasure in dedicating their 1956-57 yearbook to Mrs. Lilburne Vollmer. It is very appropriate that a person possessing such a pleasing personality and such admirable traits as Mrs. Vollmer be named to exemplify our overall theme: Doors of Opportunity. Mrs. Vollmer always has time to praise a student's extracurricular accom- plishments or give helpful advice. She has contributed her experience as one of the sponsors of the Junior Class, and her work with the Commercial Club has given many the key to secretarial work. An even greater achievement is her position as sponsor and advisor to the Student Council. Through this in- terest Mrs. Vollmer has instilled her own characteristics of leadership into Student Council officers and in turn formed a very active group. The key formed through association with Mrs. Vollmer does not fit any patricular door. In this key are notches of fairness, leadership, interest, under- standing, loyalty, knowledge, and other intangible precepts which will con- tribute to opening the 4'Doors of Opportunity which lead to an unlimited future. ADMINISTRATIO l + I ,Y MR. J. P. SNIDER, Principal MISS ROSE PARKINSON MRS. DUDLEY SHUMAKER Elementary Principal Executive Secretary MR. WILLIAM C. AKINS Music FACULTY MISS VIRGINIA CHESS Girls' Physical Education MRS. PERLYNE CONN Elementary Secretary MRS. RUTH COOPER Librarian MR. BOB HAZLEWOOD English MISS LOUISE GREEN Languages CLEMENT MISS LOUISE CLARK Social Studies MRS. CATHRYN Home Economics MR. VIRGIL COLE Science Mathematics MRS. DOROTHY DODD Mathematics HOLLAND 'ft MR. J. V. DOWTIN MR. KENNETH Social Studies and Senior High Coach MR. ORION FRYE Science MRS. IOLA .tf MRS. MARJORIE HEADSTREAM HOLLAND English ,4,,. 1 A if English Q f ,4 I-.M A557 in 2xv'Slf .4-Jfzfirk -4 Jzfii.. f 6Tz'??w-22557 T X F CULTY MRS. GLADYS JACK English and Speech MR. BROOKS JACKSON Industrial Arts MISS MILDRED KEITH Art MRS. COALLA KING Social Studies, Math and Supply Room MRS. DOROTHY KRAUSE English MRS. MARY H. S.F.C. THURMAN MITCHELL Provost Mathematics R.0.T.C. MRS. ROSE D. MILLER English MRS. BESS REDDING Social Studies I0 MISS MARY MR. POWELL MRS. ELIZABETH RECAN English and Spelling MORPHIS Mathematics MISS ELSIE STONE Mathematics PUCKETT Science and Senior High Coach .,. I 'I .Q ':'i ., I - .,..' - ' ' MRS. GLADYS i ' MRS. MARGARET RIGGS I.: . ,,.,', ,Vit' I U :-. I TAYLOR Latin ,,.' H 3?-:-15f 5 ,. Mathematics and I ii' 1 Spelling ..,.. I I FACULTY MRS. FLORENCE SEELEY English MRS. EVELYN WEBB Geography, English and Social Studies MRS. OLIVIA THOMPSON Home Economics MISS ELIZABETH WILLS English Not Pictured: MR. GEORGE TONEY Band MRS. ELVA CANTRELL Spanish MRS. LILBURNE VOLLMER Commercial Work MRS. NELLIE CLARK Cafeteria Manager MRS. ALICE REIMERS, Geography, Spelling MR. RAY TATOM, Art MR. CHARLES B. WELCH, Junior Coach, Science MISS ETHEL WALKER Social Studies MRS. MARY MORTON Public Health Nurse CLASSES Classes are our doorways to success. As we turn the knobs and peep inside we see ourselves first in Junior High. This is a new experience for all of us. It is now that we get a glimpse of what life will be like when we get older. As Sophomores we are continually moving. On every hand are clubs to join, activities to participate in, and assemblies to attend. We benefit greatly from our outside activities, as well as oureducational courses. This new ad- venture into Senior High is indeed an exciting one. As Juniors we live our most impressive year on the threshold of leader- ship. The radiant glow of class rings manifests our pride and expectations of approaching another step of education. Now, as Seniors, we feel as if we have learned everything in the room be- hind the doorway of classes, actually, this is just the reception room. In a few short weeks we will put on our caps and gowns and walk on, through many more open-doors. ! 1 1 2 Tj l 2 , J 5 1 5 5 3 S 1 5 2 1 I Y I4 SUSAN HILL CODY BEN EDWARD CARTER One who is eager to see and to help. Band 3, Officer 1, 25 Photography Club 25 Science Club 3. MARY SUSAN CLEM She is nice by name and nice by nature. Quill and Scroll 35 Mustang Roundup 2, 35 Spanish Club 1, 25 Typing Club 25 Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, Officer 35 Nurses Room Staff 25 Office Staff 35 Pep Squad 3. CARLYE CHERRY She is a good friend that doeth us good. National Honor Society 35 Honorable Men- tion, Latin Tournament 15 Pep Squad 35 Spanish Club 1, 25 Typing Club 25 FHA 1, Officer 25 East High Chorus 35 American History Club 3. Because she is good, sweet, and full of fun, we love her. Hall of Fame, Wittiest5 Cheerleader 35 Home- room Officer 25 Mustang Roundup 2, 35 ROTC Sponsor 35 Saber Club 35 Allegro Club 35 Spanish Club 1, 25 Commercial Club 35 Typing Club 25 American History Club 3. WILLIAM PARISH CHILTON BILL He who binds his soul to knowledge steals the key of heaven. Hall of Fame, Most lntelligent5 Third Place, Latin Tournament 15 National Honor Society 2, President 35 Quill and Scroll 2, 35 Boys' Vice-President Student Council 35 Sophomore Class Secretary-Treasurer5 Junior Class Vice- President5 Mustang Roundup 1, 2, Sports Edi- tor 35 Key Club 2,35 Science Club 25 Spanish Club 3, Officer 25 Math Club 1, 35 Golf Team 1, 2, 3. BUDDY CLARENCE COLBY, I R. What's the use of worrying? It never was worthwhile. Spanish Club 2, 35 Science Club 2, 35 Math Club 2, 35 Hi-Y 35 Rifle Team 2. RONALD CHURCHILL Steady of heart and strong of body. ROTC Officer 2, 35 Football l, 2, 35 Track 1, 2, 3. FRANCES JUANITA COUCH FRANKIE She speaks, behaves, and acts just as she ought. Transferred from North Charleston High School, North Charleston, South Carolina, in junior year. French Club 2, 35 Y-Teens 3. LIBBY CRANE A daughter of the gods, divinely tall and most divinely fair. Transferred from Chattanooga, Tennessee in senior year. Spanish Club 35 Math Club 35 Pep Squad 35 Science Club 35 American His- tory Club 3. GLORIA CECILE DAVIS Blessed with curly hair and a winning way. Football Queen Candidate 35 Pep Squad 2, 35 Typing Club President 25 Office Staff 35 ROTC Sponsor 2, 35 Saber Club 35 Tri- Hi-Y 15 Spanish Club 25 Commercial Club 3. DOROTHY ELIZABETH CRAWFORD DOT Her deeds of kindness help to make the earth happy. National Honor Society 35 Red Cross Repre- sentative 2, 35 Student Council Representa- tive 15 Pep Squad 35 Spanish Club 1, 25 FHA 1, Officer 2, 35 Typing Club 25 Y-Teens 35 Commercial Club 35 Allegro Club 35 Of- fice Staff 35 East High Chorus 3. LARRY DUNAVANT He met a strangerg there he left a friend. Band, Drum Major 1, 2, 3, Officer 25 ROTC Officer 25 Math Club 25 Science Club 2, Offi- cer 35 Allegro Club Officer 35 Photography Club 2. VELMA GENE CRAWFORD She who brings sunshine to the lives of others cannot keep it from herself. Hall, of Fame, Most Outstanding Citizen5 Commissioner of Activities, Student Council 35 Junior Class Chaplaing Distinction, Latin Tournament 15 Quill and Scroll 2, 35 Alter- nate Cheerleader 25 Student Council Repre- sentative 15 Yearbook Staff 2, Senior Class Editor 35 American History Club Officer 35 Math Club 3, Officer 15 Science Club 25 Tri-Hi-Y I5 Pep Squad 1, President 35 Girls' Varsity Basketball 1, 25 Red Cross Repre- sentative 15 Homeroom Officer 3. N ATALIE PARK DUNN A woman as rare upon the earth as a black swan. Key Club Queen 35 Homeroom Officer 1, 25 Student Council Representative 25 Yearbook Staff 35 French Club 2, 35 Science Club 35 ROTC Sponsor 35 Saber Club 35 Math Club 15 Pep Squad 25 Typing Club 25 Red Cross Representative 3. LEWIS HOWARD DANIEL He met success in work and play as well as with his friends. Representative to Boys' State 25 Historian Sophomore Class5 Treasurer Junior Class5 Yearbook Staff 2, Business Manager 35 Hall of Fame, Most Outstanding Citizen5 Lieuten- ant Colonel ROTC 35 Homeroom President 1, 25 Student Council Representative 1, 25 Key Club 2, 35 E Club 1, 2, 35 Saber Club 35 Spanish Club 1, 25 Science Club 25 Bas- ketball 1, 2, 35 Track 1. DOROTHY JEAN EDWARDS Not for herself, but for others, does she live. Quill and Scroll 2, Officer 35 Chaplain, Sen- ior Class5 Mustang Roundup 1, 2, 35 Major- ette 2, 35 Y-Teens 2, Officer 35 East High Chorus 35 Spanish Club 25 Commercial Club 2, 35 Allegro Club 35 FHA 35 French Club 3. n. V21 1 49' 'WH ml!! i X S Q l E I .. 5, .V 5 'Q SENIOR . Q ,, A ww Q X 3 i 1,5 -K Ml:l,L,! ., , . gl 1' J' I Lg, , in W 5 2 1' 3 ,WL A l ,N T Am .V NL Q, Standing: Mp, xNfvy5s'343i4??- ' , Vice Prcszrlcrzl frcasurer lflfl RDS Cfuzplam A ,,., , , NANCY ADAMS Quiet persons are welcome everywhere. Commercial Club 2, 35 Photography Club 2, 35 Pep Squad 35 FHA 25 Y-Teens 2, 35 Ameri- can History Club. BARBARA BARNES It's good to be merry and wiseg It's good to be honest and true. Pep Squad 2, 35 FHA Officer 1, President 25 French Club 1, 25 Math Club 1, 35 Commer- cial Club Officer 25 Homeroom Officer 1, 2, 23:5 American Club 35 ROTC Sponsor 35 Saber lub 3. HELEN ESTELLE ALEXANDER Pleasure is our first and kindred good. Office Staff 1, 2, 35 Nurses Room Staff 25 Tri-Hi-Y 15 Y-Teens 2, President 35 ROTC Sponsor 35 Saber Club 35 East High Chorus 35 Spanish Club 1, 25 Pep Squad 25 Commer- cial Club 35 American History Club 3. MARTHA BARRET When love chose Minerva, Goddess of Wis- dom,- he hadn't met our Martha. Distinction, Latin Tournament 15 Third Place French Tournament 25 Quill and Scroll 2, Officer 35 Honor. Society 35 Mustang Round- up 1, 2, Make-up Editor 35 French Club Offi- cer 2, President 35 Math Club 1, 2, 35 Science Club 25 Pep Squad 2, 35 Tri-Hi-Y 1. MARGUERITE DAVIS AUSTIN Worthy of your confidence and true to her ITLLSI. National Thespian Society 2, President 35 Pep Squad 35 Tri-Hi-Y 35 FHA 35 French Club 1, 25 American History Club 3. EDWARD BARRET, J R. Considerate, thoughtful of others is he. Golf Team 25 Red Cross Representative 15 American History Club 35 Spanish Club 1, 25 Science Club 2, 35 Math Club 1, 2, 35 Hi-Y 1, 2, 3. MARTHA PAGE AYRES Diligence will always be rewarded. National Thespian Society 35 Red Cross Rep- resentative 1, 2, 35 FHA 2, Officer 35 Spanish Club 2, 35 Science Club 2, 35 East High Chorus 35 Allegro Club 35 Y-Teens. JOHN LUTHER BAUER Always genuine, never careless or idle. American History Club, President 35 Math Club 2, 35 Spanish Club 1, 2. J ACK EDWIN BAXTER As friendly a guy as you ever wtll meet. Science Club 1, 2g Math Club 2g E Club 1, 2, 33 Key Club 3g Football 2, 3, Basketball 1, 2, 3, Baseball 1, 2, 35 Swimming 3g Track 3g Hi-Y lg Commercial Club 2. BARBARA JANE BOWMAN For a girl more capable and kind, You'll look this world over to find. National Honor Society 3g Quill and Scroll 3g East High Chorus 35 Honorable Mention, Latin Tournament 1, First Place 23 Math Club 1, 2, 3, French Club 1, 35 Mustang Roundup 2, 3g Typing Club 2, Pep Squad 25 Red Cross Representative 3. WILLIAM R. BELL BILL A pleasant easy gotng soul. Transferred from Central in 11th gradeg Na- tional Thespian Society 3g Homeroom Officer 39 Spanish Club 2g Science Club 2, 3. ANN JUSTINE BROWN Her voice was ever soft and low. Spanish Club 1, 2g Y-Teens 33 East High Chorus 35 American History Club 3. JEAN OWEN BLANZ An intelligent person can go a long way. National Thespian Society 3, Photography Club lg Debate Team 1, 3g American History Club 35 Spanish Club 3. DOROTHY ANN BURSTEIN Jolly, good natured, and full of pep. Transferred from Hewlett High School, New York, in junior year. French Club 3, Pep Squad 3. MARJORIE LOUISE BOONE Always friendly and kind to everyone. Spanish Club 1, 25 East High Chorus 39 Science Club 2, 3, Y-Teens 1, 3, Pep Squad 35 Tri-Hi-Y 3. JOSEPH CAMP Thy modesty is a candle to thy merit. Science Club 2, 3g Photography Club 2 3 Math Club 2, 3g Yearbook Staff, Photographer 3. FRANCES IRENE ELDER FRAN The falling sun sets her hair aflame. Commercial Club 2, 33 Y-Teens 1, 2, 33 American History Club 33 East High Chorus 33 FHA 1, 2, Officer 33 Tri-Hi-Y 1, 23 Nurses Room I. HOWARD MICHAEL FEUERSTEIN Wisdom is the supreme part of happiness. National Honor Society 33 Allegro Club 33 Band 1, 2, 33 Science Club 33 Math Club 1, 2, 3g Spanish Club 1, 23 Photography Club.2. ROY ERICSON He is a man of few words. Industrial Arts Club 2. PARKER FINCH PETE Large is his bounty and his soul sincere. Honorable Mention Latin Tournament 1g Yearbook Staff, ROTC Editor 3g Hi-Y 33 Homeroom Officer 1, 33 Math Club 1, 2, 33 Science Club 2, 3g French Club 2. FRANK FLOWERS BARBARA ANN ESTES Pleasure is sovereign bliss. Pep Squad 33 Commercial Club 3g Library Staff 2, 33 Office Staff 33 Y-Teens 3. Good natured, sincere, and obliging. Transferred from Columbia Military Acad- emy in senior year. Hi-Y 33 National Thes- pian Society 33 Golf 3g ROTC Officer 33 Saber Club 33 American History Club 3. MARLENE FEINSTEIN In her tongue dwells the law of kindness. Transferred from Ladue High School, St. Louis, Missouri, in senior year. Pep Squad 33 Spanish Club 3. KATHERINE ANN FOOTE Music is the universal language of mankind. FHA 13 Spanish Club 1, 2g Typing Club 23 Y-Teens 2, Officer 3g Pep Squad 3g Debate Team 33 Science Club 33 Tri-Hi-Y 3. 1 BARBARA ELLEN GATCHELL BA RBY True sincerity and simplicity are the hardest qualities to be copied. Representative to Girls' State 25 Distinction, Latin Tournament 15 National Honor Society 35 Quill and Scroll 2, 35 Mustang Roundup 1, 2, Picture Editor 35 Math Club 15 French Club 2, Officer 35 Science Club 25 Home- room Officer 2. JUDITH GLISSON She has a smile for all and a greeting glad. Football Queen Candidate 35 Cheerleader 2, 35 Pep Squad 15 ROTC Sponsor 2, 35 Home- room Officer 2, 35 Spanish Club 2, 35 Nation- al Thespian Society 35 Tri-Hi-Y 15 Office Staff 35 Typing Club 25 Commercial Club 3. YVONNE LOUISE GIEM BONNIE The main thing about her wisdom is her ex- emption from folly. Transferred from Treadwell High School in junior year. National Honor Society 35 Quill and Scroll 35 Mustang Roundup 2, Exchange Editor 35 Commercial Club 2, President 35 Science Club 35 East High Chorus 35 Pep Squad 35 Y-Teens 3. KAREN GOLDNER Politeness is to do and say the lcindest thing in the kindest way. Distinction, Latin Tournament 15 Homeroom Officer 1, 25 Student Council Representative 35 Pep Squad 2, 35 Spanish Club 2, Presi- dent 35 Math Club 35 Science Club 25 Ameri- can History Club 3. MALCOLM GILLIS The strong man and the waterfall channel their own path. Transferred from McCallie in junior year5 Swimming Team 25 Football 35 E Club 35 Key Club 3. DIANE GOODMAN Honest fame awaits the truly good. National Honor Society 2, Officer 35 Quill and Scroll 35 National Thespian Society 2, Officer 35 Honorable Mention Latin Touma- ment 15 French Club 2, Officer 3,5 Math Club 1, 2, 35 Allegro Club 35 Pep Squad 35 Pho- tography Club 25 Mustang Roundup 2, Head- line Editor 3. LYNNE GLASS When we forget the beauty at the shining stars, we shall forget the loveliness of Lynne. Hall of Fame, Most Attractive5 Football Queen Candidate 35 National Honor Society 35 Quill and Scroll 2, 35 Yearbook Staff 2, Editor 35 Allegro Club 2, 35 Spanish Club 1, 25 French Club 2, 35 Commercial Club 35 Pep Squad 25 ROTC Sponsor 2, Lieutenant Colonel 35 Saber Club 3. JERROLD GRABER He who leaves the fame of good works after him, 'does not die. President of Student Council 35 Commission- er of Sanitation 25 Honor Society 2, 35 Quill and Scroll 2, 35 President of Sophomore Classg Yearbook Staff 2, Sports Editor 35 Key Club 1, 2, 35 Football Team 1, 2, Captain 35 Basketball Team 1, 2, 35 Third String All- Memphis Football 25 First String All-Memphis 35 Second Team All-Memphis Press-Scimitar 35 Third Team Commercial Appeal 35 Best All Round, Hall of Fame. MARION HANOVER All succeeds with those people who are sweet and cheerful. Quill and Scroll 35 Mustang Roundup 2, As- sistant Business Manager 35 Homeroom Offi- cer 15 Math Club 1, 2, 35 Spanish Club 2, 35 Pep Club 2, 35 Science Club 3. COLIN HEATH Small in stature, great in mind. East High Chorus 1, 2, 35 Thespian Play 25 Student Director of Thespian Play 35 National Thespian Society 2, 35 Red Cross Representa- tive 35 Math Club 35 Science Club 2, 35 Allegro Club 2, 35 Hi-Y 3. MIMI KAY HARDY A good heart's worth gold. ROTC Sponsor 2, 35 Saber Club 35 Pep Squad 2, 35 Tri-Hi-Y 1, 35 Math Club 25 Spanish Club 2, 35 American History Club 35 Red Cross Representative 1. WILLIAM HEATH An honest and good man i world. Rifle Team 15 Baseball 1, 2, FRED HARTMAN WICKY The battle is not to the strong aloneg it is to the, vigilant and the active. National Honor Society 35 Science Club 2, 35 Math Club 1, 2, 35 French Club 1, 25 Hi-Y 35 ROTC Officer 35 Saber Club 3. s a citizen of the 3. EDWARD FRANKLIN HISERODT EDDIE His kind heart maketh a cheerful countenance. Science Club 2. 35 Math Club 15 Football 2. JOHN HAVENS JACK He came from afar and conquered. Transferred from Lincoln High School, San Francisco, California, in junior year. Key Club 35 E Club 35 Yearbook Staff 35 Bas- ketball 2, 3. LAWRENCE LEE HOLLIE Wise men falter not. National Honor Society 35 Math Club 1, 2 Officer 35 Science Club 25 French Club 25 ROTC Officer 3, Saber Club 3. FINLEY CLARKE HOLMES He knew how to be merry and wise. Homeroom President 2, 3, Math Club 1, 2, 3, Science Club 3, Allegro Club 2, 3, ROTC Rifle Team 2, American History Club 3. CARTER HUNGERFORD HUDSON C ORKE Y An entertaining'man, a good and clean ath- lete. Hall of Fame, Most Attractive, Honorable Mention Coaches Football Team 3, Science Club 2, 3, Commercial Club 2, Key Club 1, 2, 3, Spanish Club 1, Math Club 1, 2, 3, Ev Club 1, 2, 3, Senior Hi-Y 1, Football 1, 2, 3, Basketball 1, 2, Track 1, 2, Swimming 1, 2, 3, ROTC Officer 3, Saber Club 3. MAYNARD HOLT Everything he does is done with ease, with him it is but natural to please. BARBARA HUTKIN Transferred from Columbia Military Academy in junior year. Hall of Fame, Most Athletic, All-Memphis Football First Team 3, Vice President Senior Class, Key Club 2, Vice President 3, E Club 3, ROTC Officer 2, Homeroom Officer 2, Spanish Club 2, Swim- ming 2, Football 3, Bosketball 3, Golf 3. ALLEN HUGHES As charms are nonsense, nonsense is a charm Science Club 2, Officer 3, Spanish Club 2, 3 Math Club 1, 2, 3, Hi-Y 3. JIMMY HOOD A gentle soul to human race a friend. Basketball Manager 2, Baseball 3, Band 1, 2, 3. BOBBY HUTCHISON For he was a pleasant soul full of good sense. Transferred from Dyersburg High School, Dyersburg, Tennessee. CHARLES HENRY HOUSE, JR. CHARLIE He is a gentleman and a friend. ROTC Officer 3, Saber Club 3, Office Staff 3, Science Club 2, Officer 3, Spanish Club 2, 3, Rifle Team 2. BOBBIE She needs not to have her arms cut off to be a Venus. Red Cross Representative 1, Student Council Representative 3, Yearbook Staff 3, Pep Squad 1, 2, 3, Spanish Club 1, 2, Science Club 2, American History Club 3. WINIFRED IRVINE She looks on life with quiet ways. Commercial Club 33 French Club 35 Tri-Hi- Y 33 Y-Teens 33 Pep Squad 3. ELIZABETH KING In quietness and confidence shall be her strength. Transferred from Ridgeway High School in New Jersey in junior year. Hall of Fame, Most Intelligentg National Honor Society 3g Honorable Mention Latin Toumament 23 First Place National French Exams 23 French Club 2, Officer 33 Math Club 2, 33 Typing Club 23 Pep Squad 3. JAMES B. .IALENAK JIM If you are ruled by mind, you are king. First Place Latin Tournament I, Distinction 23 National Honor Society 2, 33 Quill and Scroll 2, President 3g Key Club 33 Mustang Roundup 1, 2, Business Manager 33 Band 2, Officer 1, 33 Allegro Club 2, 33 Photography Club 23 Math Club 1, 2, 33 Science Club 3. IUDITH RAE KLITZNER JUDY Character and intellect-the two poles of her capacity. Hal of Fame, Friendliestg National Honor Society 33 Quill and Scroll 33 Junior Class Historiang Senior Class SCCTCISIYQ Yearbook Staff 2, Circulation Manager and Class Edi- tOr.33 Student Council Representative 23 Thes- pian Club 1, 2, Officer 33 Spanish Club 2, Officer 33 Math Club 1, 2, 33 Pep Squad 2. JUDITH LAIRD JANICE JOACHIMI Wit can spin from work a golden robe to queen it in. Student Council Representative I3 Math Club 13 French Club I, 23 Science Club 23 Pep Squad 33 American History Club 3. Her good face is a letter of recommendationg her good heart it a letter of credit. Transferred from St. Agnes in junior year. Junior Class Personalityg Football Queen Candidate 23 Spanish Club 23 French Club 23 Pep Squad 2, 33 National Thespian So- ciety 33 Commercial Club 33 Typing Club 23 FHA 33 American History Club 3. ROY s. JOHNSON There was never such a fine man. Student Council Representative 33 Red Cross Representative 23 E Club 2, 33 ROTC Offi- cer 33 Science Club 2, Officer 33 Math Club 23 Hi-Y 1, 2, Officer 33 Saber Club 33 All Memphis Baseball 23 Baseball 1, 2, 3g Rifle Team 13 Office Staff 3. KATE LANDSTREET She's quiet, gentle, and unassuming. FHA 1, 2, 33 Y-Teens 1, 33 Tri-Hi-Y 23 Span- ish Club 1, 23 East High Chorus 33 National Thespian Society 33 Pep Squad 3g American History Club 3. ALILL LLUDL1 Ibn Happiness is the light of her life. National Thespian Society 33 East High Chor- us 1, 2, 33 Spanish Club 1, 23 FHA 1, Officer 3g Allegro Club 33 .Pep Squad 33 Y-Teens3 American History Club 33 Thespian Play 3. JOAN MARLEY As delightfully old-fashioned as any modern girl can be. Transferred from Lausanne in Junior year Math Club 33 Pep Squad 3 History Club LINDA LLOYD Her smile is beautiful and speaks of beauty of heart and mind. Football Queen Candidate 33 FHA 1, 23 Commercial Club 33 Typing Club 2g Spanish Club 13 Pep Squad 33 Tri-Hi-Y 1. BARBARA MAURY Never idle a moment, but thrifty and thought ful of others. Science Club 2, 33 Math Club 2 3 Spanish Club 2, 33, Red Cross Representative 2 GAIL LOEFFEL Her ways are ways of pleasantness, and all her paths are peace. Quill and Scroll 33 Mustang Roundup 2, 3g Tri-Hi-Y lg French Club 2, 3g Pep Squad 2g Math Club 1, 23 Allegro Club 33 Commercial Club 3g American History Club 33 East High Chorus 3. CAROLYN MAYER Her happiness is a wine of the rarest vintage. Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2g Band 1, 2, Officer 33 Math Club 2, 33 Y-Teens 33 Spanish Club 1, 2. KAY LOWENTHAL A friend with whom I may be sincere. Spanish Club 2, 33 Science Club 23 Math Club 13 Pep Squad 2, 3g American History Club 3g Nurses Room Staff 3. FRED MENDIUS He is pleasant and friendly. National Honor Society 33 Honorable Men- tion Math Tournament 23 Band 1, 2, Officer 33 Math Club 1, 2, Officer 33 Science Club 1, 2, 3g French Club 23 Homeroom Officer 2g Football 3. LYNN MERCER She has spirits light as air and a heart laugh- ing at care. Red Cross Representative 2, 3, Pep Squad 2, Officer 3g Spanish Club 2, 3, ROTC Sponsor 2, 33 Commercial Club 3, Typing Club 2g FHA 1g Office Staff 3g Tri-Hi-Y 2. JUDY MITCHELL The voice with the smile wins. Student Council Representative 13 Math Club 1, 2, Spanish Club 2, Tri-Hi-Y 1, Typ- ing Club Officer 2, Commercial Club Officer 3, ROTC Sponsor 35 Saber Club 3. EVERETT METTS The best natured soul that ever lived. Transferred from Little Rock Central High, Little Rock, Arkansas, in junior year. HARRY MOORE Gentle of speech, beneficient of mind Science Club 2, 3, ROTC Officer 3 Saber Club 3. TOM K. METZGER Gaiety the best legacy of youth. Transferred from Wilmington High School, Wilmington, Illinois, in sophomore year. Science Club 2, Math Club 2, E Club 3g Basketball 2, 3, Baseball 2, 3, American His- tory Club.3. JAMES T. MUNN A merry heart maketh a cheerful countenance. Homeroom President 1, Math Club 1, 2, 35 Science Club 2, 35 Baseball 1, 2, 3, Football 2, 3, Basketball 2, 33 Track Team 3, Swim- ming Team 3g E Club 1, 2, 3. ELAINE MURRAY MILTON MILLS He trusts all and does wrong to none. Math Club 1, 2, Science Club 1, 2, 3, Rifle Team 1, 2g ROTC Officer 3. Her patience will achieve more than force. Y-Teens Officer 2, 35 Spanish Club 1, Z. KAY NASON She has kindness that endures. FHA 1, 2, 35 Pep Squad 2, 35 Commercial Club 2, 35 Y-Teens 35 American History Club 3. BOBBY OEDING I see much but say little. Medal for first place in quartet in the bandg Science Club 35 Math Club 35 Band 1, 2, 3. NANCY J O NORWOOD Let gentleness my strong enforcement be. Tranferred from Little Rock Central High School, Little Rock, Arkansas, in junior year. Pep Squad 35 FHA 35 Office Staff 2, 35 Commercial Club 2, 35 Photography Club 25 Y-Teens 2, 3. CAROLYN RUTH OWENS She is sweeter than perfume itself. Allegro Club 1, 2, Officer 35 FHA Officer 35 Spanish Club 1, 25 Commercial Club 35 East High Chorus 1, 25 Nurses Room Staff 35 Science Club 25 American History Club 35 Library Staff 3. MARGUERITE ROSE NUSS RI TA Contentment is happiness. Spanish Club 2, 35 Y-Teens 35 Commercial Club 35 American History Club 3. CAROLE VERNON PATTERSON A kind and gentle heart she had. Quill and Scroll 85 Pep Squad 2, 35 Science Club 25 French Club 2, 35 Math Club 1, 25 Mustang Roundup 2, 3. FRANK O'CON NOR Eat, drink, and be merryg for tomorrow you may die. Transferred from McCallie School in senior year. Spanish Club 35 Math Club 3. J OE PAXSON As kind as a king on coronation day. Science Club 1, 2, 35 French Club 1, 2. CHARLES SEMPSON PEETE Honest as the day is long. Red Cross Representative 1, American His- tory Club 3g Science Club 3g Chess Club 3g Spanish Club 1, 2g Math Club 1. MARION STUART ROBBINS She who has an art, has everywhere a part. Quill and Scroll 35 Honorable Mention Latin Tournament lg Yearbook Staff 2, Art Editor 3, French Club 1, President 2g Math Club 2g Nurses Room Staff 25 Pep Squad 1, 25 JOANNA ROBERTS Red Cross Representative 3. ANNE PERRY An artist in everything. French Club 1, 2. Words are mere bubbles of water, but deeds are drops of gold. Hall of Fame, Most Likely to Succeedg Quill and Scroll 2, 3g National Honor Society 2, Officer 3, Latin Tournament Distinction 1, Second Place 2, Math Club 2, 3g Pep Squad 2, Officer 3g Science Club 2g FHA Officer lg Mustang Roundup 1, 2, Editor 3. MAXINE PINKERTON A handsome appearance is a silent recommen- dation. Scholastic Arts Awards 1, 2g Pep Squad 2, 3, French Club 1, 25 Commercial Club 33 American History Club. BRUCE ROBINSON Just a genuine good fellow. Transferred in senior year from Central Kit sap High School, Bremerton Washington Science Club 3. MARY CATHERINE RAGSDALE Her actions spoke louder than words. Homeroom Officer 1, 3, Spanish Club 1, 23 Science Club 23 FHA 15 American History Club 3g Pep Squad 2, 3. CHARLES A. ROND Here is a gentleman on whom we build our trust. Representative to Youth Center 33 Science Club 2, President 35 Math Club 1, 2, 3g French Club 25 Yearbook Staff, Faculty Edi- tor 3, Hi-Y 3. HALLIE RUBIN Sincerity! How strong a charactefs foundation. Quill and Scroll 2, Officer 3, Student Council Representative 1, 2, Yearbook Staff 2, Activi- ties Editor 3,'Pep Squad 2, 3, French Club 2, 3. SUELLYN SCOTT Her future is radiant with promise of a life of usefulness. Hall of Fame, Best All Round, Student Coun- cil Girls' Vice-President 3, Latin Tournament Distinction 1, 2, National Honor Society 2, 3, Quill and Scroll 2, 3, Football Queen Candi- date 3, Student Council Comm. at Large 2, Sophomore Class Vice-President, Junior Class Secretary, Cheerleader 1, 2, Captain 3, Mustang Roundup 1, 2, Associate Editor 3, Math Club 1, 2, 3, Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, Allegro Club 1, 2, 3, ROTC Sponsor 2, 3, Saber Club 3, Office Staff 3. ADA MAY RULLMAN A jolly unselfish personality is the greatest gift of all. Spanish Club 1, 2, FHA 1, 2, Varsity Basket- ball 1, Pep Squad 2, 3, American History HOBART SEWELL His generous spirit makes him always bright. Club 3. the path before Hall of Fame, Most Likely to Succeed, Na- tional Honor Society 2, 3, Latin Tournament Distinction 1, Treasurer Senior Class, Allegro Club 2, President 3: Math Club 1, 2, Presi- dent 3, Homeroom President 2, 3, E Club 2, 3, Science Club 2, French Club 2, Key Club 3, Band 1, Officer 2, 3, East High Chorus 3, Football 2, 3. PRISCILLA JEAN RUSH She is just the quiet kind whose nature never varies. Transferred from Miss Hutchison's in junior year. Spanish Club 2. 3, Science Club 3, East High Chorus 3, National Thespian So- ciety 3, American History Club 3, Pep Squad 3, Y-Teens 3. MELVYN SHINDLER The most manifest sign of a govd fellow is continued cheerfulness. Spanish Club 1, 2, Hi-Y 1, 2, Officer 3, Math Club 1, 3, Office Staff 2. TOM SCHENZEL A good man is contented and happy. Science Club 2, 3, Photography Club Officer 2, Math Club 2, 3, ROTC Officer 3, Saber Club 3. PATRICIA SHINDLER Virtue is always quiet and shy. Tranferred from Lausanne in French Club 3, FHA 3. senior year. SANDRA MABEL SHOLDER The reward for a good deed is to have done it. Spanish Club 1, Y-Teens 1, 3, Science Club 2, 3, East High Chorus 3. MARY .l OSEPHIN E SLATER I0 We can't all be big talkers, so I'll just listen. FHA 1, Officer 2, Y-Teens 1, 3, Typing Club 2, Commercial Club 3, Pep Squad 2, 3, National Thespian Society 3, American History Club 3. SANDRA SHOOK A vivacious heart, an image gay. Transferred from Lausanne in junior year. Pep Squad 2, 3, French Club 2, Commercial Club 2, FHA 3, National Thespian Society 3, American History Club 3, Library Staff 3, Thespian Play 3. JANIS ANN SMITH The ideal of courtesy and charm. French Club 1, 2, Commercial Club 3, Pep Squad 2, 3, American History Club 3. RONNIE SMITH DENISE ANN SHUMAKER When we are pleased ourselves, we begin to please others. Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, Science Club 3, Commercial Club 3, Pep Squad 3. To be strong and to be brave ts to be happy Key Club 1, 2, 3, Homeroom Officer 1, 2, ROTC Officer 3, Saber Club 3, E Club 1 2, 3, Math Club 1, 2, Science Club 1, 2, Basketball l, 2, 3, Baseball 3, Track 1, 2, 3, Football 1, 2, 3. HARRIET LARAINE SIKES We love her for her smile and way of speak- ing gently. Football Queen 3, Cheerleader 3, Honorable Mention Latin Tournament 1, 2, National Honor Society 2, Officer 3, Quill and Scroll 2, 3, Mustang Roundup 1, 2, Feature Editor 3, Allegro Club 2, Officer 3, Tri-Hi-Y 2, Officer 3, Homeroom Officer 2, 3, Math Club 3, Pep Squad 2, Typing Club 2, ROTC Sponsor 3, Saber Club 3. CAROL SPARKS Of gentle soul, to human race a friend. Pep Squad 2, 3, Commercial Club 3, French Club 1, 2, American History Club 3. 'li.?j,, 1 W, 5AlV1 SPEED He is in charity with the world. Math Club 1, 25 Science Club 35 Chess Club MARILYN STEVENS She shall be a lady forever. Y-Teens Officer 25 Allegro Club 35 Tri-Hi-Y 1, 25 Spanish Club 1, 25 Pep Squad 1, 2, 35 Commercial Club 1, 35 East High Chorus 35 FHA 25 Office Staff 2, 3. CAROL SPIEGEL She deserves paradise, she who laughs. National Thespian Society 2, 35 Y-Teens 2, Officer 35 Commercial Club 2, 35 FHA 1, 25 Photography Club 25 American History Club 35 Pep Squad 1, 3. GENE STOUT Well-timed silence hath more eloquence than speech. ROTC Officer 35 Saber Club 35 Science Club 2, 35 American History Club 3. TOMMY SPRAGGINS Hail fellow, well met and well liked. Transferred from Dyersburg High School, Dyersburg, Tennessee, in senior year. BOBBY STRICKLAND Earnestly interested in the welfare of man kind. National Honor Society 35 French Club 1, 2 Science Club 2, 35 Math Club 1, 2, 3. LINDA STEIN You have wit and it doth you good. Math Club 15 Spanish Club 2, 35 Commercial Clubg Pep Squad 2, 35 Nurses Room Staff 35 American History Club 3. JOHN STUART Politeness is the greatest quality. Rifle Team 25 Science Club 1 Club 1, 25 Math Club 1, 3. 25 French BIRT WAITE WILLIAM ALEXANDER COCKE STUART BILLY A perfect gentleman is he. National Thespian Society 1, 2, Officer 33 ROTC Drill Team 13 ROTC Officer 33 Math Club 33 Saber Club 3g American History Club 3. JULIA WADE An easy minded soul and always will be FHA 1, Commercial Club 2 3 YTeens 3 SAM A. TAYLOE Not by words would I make my life famous, but by deeds. Transferred from C. B. H. S. in junior year. Key Club 33 Math Club 2g Science Club 3. And what he greatly thought, he nobly dared. Distinction Latin Tournament lg Quill and Scroll 33 Mustang Roundup 2, 33 Math Club 23 Science Club Officer 33 Chess Club 2, Officer 3g French Club 2, 3g Golf Team 2, 3g Hi-Y 2. EDGAR TROTTER Slow and steady wins the race. Hi-Y 33 Science Club 1, 2g Spanish Club 2, 3g Football 33 Hi-Y Basketball 33 Office Staff 3. ELIZABETH FENTRESS WALKER BETH Precious things are not found in heaps. Hall of Fame, Most Athleticg Red Cross Rep- resentative 1: Spanish Club 1, 23 FHA 13 Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2g Nurses Room Staff 1, 23 Stu- dent Council Representative 2g American History Club 3. SUE VOLLMER True merit often lies in being quiet. Commercial Club Officer 3, Spanish Club 1, 23 Typing Club 23 ROTC Sponsor 33 Saber Club 33 Office Staff 3g Red Cross Repre- sentative 1 g Pep Squad 2, 3. MARTIN ALLEN WALLER BUT CH Proud ambition is his slave Commissioner of Traffic, Student Council 3, Key Club 1, 2, President 33 E Club 1, 2, 33 Hi-Y 13 Math Club 2g Science Club 23 Stu- dent Council Representative 1, 23 Basketball 1, 2, 33 Golf 1, 2, 3. RICHARD CROMWELL WARD Wit is that which has been often thought but never so well expressed. Red Cross Representative 2g Mustang Round- up 2, 3g Rifle Team I, 2g Science Club 2, 33 Math Club 2, 3. FRANCINE WILLIAMS Personality is to a woman what perfume is to a flower. Typing Club 2, Officer 33 Commercial Club Officer 3g ROTC Sponsor 3g Saber Club 33 French Club I, 2g Y-Teens 23 Math Club 13 East High Chorus 3g American History Club 3. JERRY WELSH From the crown of his head to the sole of his foot, he is all mirth. Representative to Boys' State 23 Allegro Club 1, 2, Officer 33 Hi-Y I, 2, President 3g Bas- ketball 13 Football 2, 3g Red Cross Repre- sentative 23 Key Club 2, Officer 3g E Club 33 ROTC Officer 33 Hall of Fame, Wittiest. IO ANN WILLIAMS The more you know her, the more you like her. Homeroom Officer 3g FHA President 33 Spanish Club 23 Commercial Club 3g Pep Squad 2, 33 Office Staff 33 Library Assistant 33 Tri-Hi-Y lg American History Club 3. ANN WEST One of the greatest qualities is happiness within oneself. Y-Teens 33 FHA 1, 2, 33 Pep Squad 1, 2, 3g French Club 13 Tri-Hi-Y 3. ANN KATHLEENWILLIAMS KAY It costs a beautiful person no effort to paint her image on our eyes. Red Cross Representative 33 Pep Squad 1, 2, 33 French Club 2g ROTC Sponsor 33 Saber Club 3g Tri-Hi-Y I, 23 Annual Staff 3. DAN WHIPPLE Trust nobility of character more than an oath. President Senior Classg President ,Iunior Classg Representative to Boys' State 23 Most Popular Boy Junior Class3 Allegro Club 2, Officer 3g Band 1, Officer 2, President 33 Key Club I, 2, 33 E Club 1, 2, 3g East High Chorus 3g French Club 23 Math Club '13 2, 33 Science Club 2g Basketball 1, 2, 3g Hall of Fame, Friendliest 3. NANCY LYNN WILLIAMS Fair of hair and bright of eye, we notice her as she passes by. Red Cross Representative 13 Pep Squad 33 National Thespian Society 33 Y-Teens 2, 33 FHA 1, 2, 33 ROTC Sponsor 3g Saber Club 3g East High Chorus 3. CARLA WILSON A good companion is she who helps at need. Homeroom President 1, Officer 29 French Club 1, 2, Math Club lg Science Club 2, Allegro Club 2, Officer 3g Commercial Club 3g Pep Squad 2g Student Council Representa- tive 3g East High Chorus. INA KAY SCHAEFER Something new has been added. Transferred from Church Falls High School, Church Falls, Virginia, at midterm in senior year. VIVIAN GAIL WOODALL VICKI She shows her spirit by resolute, well-aimed actions. Transferred from Hillsboro High School, Nashville, Tennessee, in junior year. National Thespian Society 3g Y-Teens 2, President 35 Commercial Club 2, 33 Photography Club 2. CLASS OFFICERS Left to right: Lee Welch, Vice President, Tommy Carter, Sergeant-at-Arms, Betty Pounders, Treasurer, Brenda Theurer, Chaplain, Dick Koehn, Presidentg Elaine Johnston, Secretary. First row: Dick Adams, Dorothy Allen, Sandra Alves, Margaret Angelo, Michelle Applebaum, Taylor Barbee. Second row: Bert Barnett, Bobby Barret, Lauralee Barron, Ann Beal, Ronald Bence, Arnold Blair. Third row: Ronnie Bonner, Charlene Bouldin, Fay Braswell, Phyllis Brody, John Brunson, Jerry Bullard. , - mam-u me Wa Q it-www -1 at First row: Alice Burkhalter, Tommy Burnett, Kay Burrow, Pam Canaday, Tommy Carter, Delia Chamberlain. Second row: Joye Clark, Charlie Clement, Doug Conaway, Barbara Cooke, Buddy Cousins, Barbara Crane. Third row: Richard Daley, Dickie Diamond, Jerry Dumas, Ted Dungan, Lynn Earngey, Billy Endicott. First row: Al Ferguson, Mary ,lane Fite, Wayne Fink, Mary Jean Fly, ,loan Fossick, David Freeman. Second row: Sue Golden, Judy Gordon, Ben Graham, Sandra Green, Bill Greene, Loretta Grafton. Third row: Charlotte Gurley, Gibby Hall, Patsy Hall, Jimmy Hamer, Nancy Hanes, Anne Head. Lm.. ,Q,,.,-Q, ,, 1 , 'Q' 'S-Q5 Dick conducting class meeting First row: Lamar Heiskell, Ruth Ann Heitner, Mary Lou Hope Second row: Al Hornsby, Mary Lee Hudson, Ray Jameson Third row: Jon Jefferson, Elaine Johnston, Wayne Johnson Fourth row: Richard Jones, Anita Karlin, Phil Kellum, Nard King, Dick Koehn, Milton Lamb. Fifth row: Tommy Lancaster, Frank Latham, Jamie Leach, Tommie Lou Levi, Judy McBride, Tony McCormack. Sixth row: John Mclntosh, Bill Mason, Lois Massari, Eric Matheson, Paul Meacham, Peggy Meeks. 'Y' lK is L -wx 'mv V7 First row: Kent Merrill, Ann Miller, Carolyn Mullins. Second J ' ' ' 1 h b Ik row: Mary Katherine Page, Dorothy Petway, Ann Paulsen. Third umors enjoymg unc rea row: David Pierson, Cecile Piplar, Bette Pounders. First row: Hazel Quekemeyer, ,lames Ramsey, Suzanne Ragsdale, Ricky Reisman, Nancy Reitz, Billy Renfro. Second row: Leslie Rodgers, David Rodenbaugh, Pat Rogers, Billy Routt, Judy Rudy, Nancy Safley. Third row: Barbara Sanders, Kay Scherer, Wallace Schoettelkotte, Phil Schrader, Buddy Scott, Frank Scott. f , 2 'w ,2wsSf,- zi.f:Qf,1.f,- , ., -.f,,s?w-. -aw sg' fwiiea . : L , . ,, ..,. ,. . ' l, 'P xgfsfiigfhgigwfiiiggiir -ns 1 1.1 1.few,is1ap- . 4' I . . 7 UL -3- .,, G P Q 3. - , L 'V' F 5ff'5'fr 5 t, PM-f' QL: 'Z First row: Paul Shapiro, John Shute, Glen Sipe, Wendy Skinner, Paul Smith. Second row: Lester Stanton, Sharon Stalcup, James Stoakes, Kay Stringer, Ann Stuart. Third row: Susan Sutliff, Brenda Theurer, Liza Thomas, Betsy Turnbull, Helen Weatherford. Fourth row: Louise Webb, Lee Welch, Arnold Weinstein, Phil Weinstein, Carole Whitaker. Fifth row: Jane White, Wanda White, Dwight Williams, Harry Williams, Jane Williams. Sixth row: Bob Williams, Nell Willis, Vickie Woods. CLASS OFFICERS Left to right Sherry Moore Chaplain Henry Hathaway, Sergeant at Arms Heather Mathieu Vzce Preszdent Jimmy Tackett Presldent Gay Morris. Secretary Tommy Wllson Treasurer Shirley Avent Nancy Bach Richard Bearden Susan Beyer Robert Bingham Nancy Bloom Andre Bollaert David Boone Robert Borda Ronnie Borod Jimmy Branch Philip Brand Gail Brandon Fred Brinkman Donna Brister Sidna Brower Charles Bryant David Bryant Susan Bylander Dean Calder Sandra Cammack Patricia Campbell Jimmy Carey James Clardy David Clark Marjorie Coleman Tyson Comer Sandra Damyon Joseph Dance Diane Daniel First row: Second row: Joe Davis Jane Dowdy Ronnie Davis Barbara Eaton Donna Dickens Betty Eaton Bobby Dixson Dorris Jean Elder Third row: Fourth row: David Estile Miriam Farber Nancy Ezell Joan Farnham Uldis Ezernieks Harriet Feinstein Thomas Faber Randall Ferguson w 1-f -mrs f., aw: -.say ffsmm First row: Second row: Gene Fernandez David Gibson Jack Fisher Joanna Gibson .lane Fransiola Walton Globber Jimmy Gammon Mike Goodman Kaye Garren Brenda Greenfield Third row: Fourth row: Linda Grout Paul Harmel Martha Gruhbs David Harris Ames Guyton Bill Harwood Mary Alice Hall Hugh Harwood Paula Hamm Henry Hathaway Fifth row: Shirley Henley Kirk Henry Dick Holladay Fay Hollie Ray Hollie First row: Second row: Katie Love Toni Madden Linda Lyle James Mahaffey Andrea Lynn Bonnie Marlone Mike Mabe Jerald Marlowe Ann Macdonald Heather Mathieu Third row: Fourth row: Wayne McKinney Sherry Moore David McMillen Linton Morgan Tom McNair Gay Morris Betty McNeese Gordon Nevels Linda Miles Linda Newell Fifth row: Tommy Nichols Pat Noel Ginger Norris T. J. Oden Nancy Oeding Fil'Sl TOWI Second row: Alice Hood Woody Jeune Linda Hudson Martha Johnson Roger Hufstedler jimmy Johnston Joan Jefferson Lee Karlsherg Third row: Fourth row: Patsy Karnowsky Louise Livaudais Arlene Kashdan Susan Lloyd Jack Kelly Donna Locke Ann Kuykendall William Loewenberg A -wp. iw- .. Y-awww ,sefwvf -1-an Mary Ann Styers Wermund Sugg Jimmy Taokett Ann Tutwiler David Underwood Kay Valvikt Wayne Webb Ben Weeks Louis Weeks Miriam Whipple Linda Whitmore Jerry Williams Hank Winkleman Millicent Wyatt .l erry Yancy Flora Terry Susan Theurer Louis Trotter Dale Vincent Mary Francis Vookles Mary Ann Wagner Larry Weiss Sue West Patty Wheat Linda Williams Pat Williams Tommy Wilson Bonny Yarbrough Barbara Yost Pat Young Ronnie Owens Cary Pagels Judy Parks Kathryne Porter Gloria Puryear James Reardon Peggy Roark Mary Jane Roberts Richard Rodenbaugh Kay Segerson Susan Seymour Randall Shepard Gerald Smith Walter Smith Thomas Speck Robert Phillips Scott Pilkington Jule Pitts Ben Reisman Ronnie Rich Dale Richardson Charles Safley Mary Schenzel Sylvia Scyster Bill Sigler Martha Simon Anita Smith Charles Speed Linda Streeter Sue Stringer -N-m w,.wa1m.-w1m1 f. tf..,:-r-iawifsi fi-ti... m-f::s-fm-v-semi X030 941. First row: Sutliff, N., Keegan, S., Grisham, S., Essary, C., Joyner, P., Fields, B. Crenshaw, D., Mason, D., Ward, K. Second row: Davis, L., Barnes, N., Threefoot, J., Carr, L. Hines, B., Marks, J., Barret, K., Duke, D., Stevens, S., Dowling, C. Third row: Ramsey, L. Cunningham, L., Evers, R., Slaughter, T., Bowers, H., Strauch, H., Bullard, M., Bengel, J. Nix, M. Fourth row: Buffaloe, J., Nevels, J., Hiatt, F., Collins, C., Brunson, J., Stewart, J QQ First row: Gage, C., Clark D., Gordon, S., Winn, M., Smith, E., Brittain, J., Stewart, C., lrvine, M. J Second row: Prescott, L., Mullins, L., Hays, A., Bobbitt, P., Meyers, M., Hyde, B. A., Von Lackum, S., Loomis J. Third row: Ewart, R., Evans, B., Bt-vans, D., Redd, J. L., McDaniel C., nom, s., Duffel, J., Stehle, D.f Scanland, B., Mrs. Miller. Fourth row Schroeder, G., Bailey, L., Wilbanks E. D., Ridolphi, F. M., Freeman, J L., Sarber, L. J., Hodges, T. S., Mc Cormack, J., Mclntosh, R. E. 93 First row: Head, J., Loberg, T., Amyx, J., Everett B., Langdon, N., Chafetz, R., Schnierer, B., Fletch- er, D., Williams, J. Second row: Jaff- ke, C., Casey, M. A., King, C., Burns, B., Applebaum, A., Colby, l., Scott, V., Howell, R., Mann, P. Third row: Sims, F., Brazil, J., Otto, J., Smith, R., Robbins, H., Jones, G., Stephens, D., Holland, R., Chase, L. Fourth row: James, B., Goldner, H., Martin, E., Bauer, J., Walker, J., Hunter, C., Humphreys, B., Mrs. Regan. Not pic- tured: Douglas, J. 9-4 First row: Lawless, K., Brown, P., Wilkinson, L., Oguin M., Boyer, E., Stewart, M., Greaves? in N., Mahaffey, M. K. Second row Housley, B., Chiles, C., Joest, B. G, Dowling, E., Lewis, H., Petway, F., Hinken, J., Mrs. Webb. Third row reenber A Thomas F Bowman G J g. -: . -4 . L., Prewitt, F., Carpenter, P., Schatz, R., Adler, L., Mitchell, G., Monje T. Fourth row: Graves, T., Lewis, D., Doyle, J., Hamilton, E., Parker, C., Meyer, B., Renfrow, J. 46 l l I 1 9-6 First row: Susskind, M., Schaefer, A., Hiserodt, M., Hughes, C., Strickland, P., Caughley, D., Vance, P., Sachs, S. Second row: Lu cas, B., Jackson, B., Ellington, P., Barnett, A., Perkins, F., Dorris, P., Beck, K. Third row: Elliott, J., Red- ditt B.- Johnson .' Waite Nr Cris , . , J , , , S, M., Crosthwait, E., Elliott, T., Humphrey, A. Fourth row: Cox, T., Barrett, K., Dixon, B., West, D., Caen, R., Blanz, L., Mrs. Mitchell. Not pictured: Douglas, J. faxam.-'aw ,,,. ..f,. A .f ft ,. H , , . - First row: Sloan, B., Rodgers G., Seaton, L., Wood, L., Edwards L., Schimger, C., Parchman, P., Jor dan, D., Beiser, A., Sanders, R. Sec ond row: Dattel, S., Gary, N., Taylor F., Wilbanks, L., Davis, D., Emerson P., Sitton, P., True, J., Skinner, T dams, P., Thompson, H., Twaddle R., Sigman, B., Hunt, B., Griffith A., Wilson, S. Fourth row: Maher P., James, C., Trusty, W. J., Schorr J., Reynolds, L., Mrs. Redding. 8'1- First row: Morrison, J., Gains, J., Miles, P., Biker, S., Fer- guson, J., Gilkey, V., Hale, C., Par- rish, L., Benfroe, P., Horton, S. Sec- ond row, Garber, S., Seay, D., Smith S., Clough, L., Ezzell, C., Learned, J., McGeary, J., Jameson, C., Oster, P. Third row: Henderson, T., Finke, L., Farrar, J., Estes, E., Coudy, L., Yager, J., Robinson, S., Kelley, D., Deaton, T. Fourth row: McKinnie, D., Rush, M., Yaeger, J., Albright, B., Mrs. Clement. 47 1 s Third row: Miller, K., Hasselle, B., A , 9 - First row: Talbert, D., Briggs, K., Frank, A., Sheffield, S., Neu- mann, E., Scheinberg, T., Manis, S., Ledbetter, C. Second row: Weaks, M., Hughes, C., Johnson, J., King, K., Cooke, S., Welch, P., Grant, P., Fernandez, M. Third row: Johnson, J., Williams, K., Nason, H., Hutson, S., Weiss, D., Applebaum, A., Holt, E. Fourth row: Calder, W., Beasley, J., Lichterman, l., Clardy, J., Wood- bury, C., Cobb, J., Otto, R., Teas- dale, T. Not pictured: McCool, M., Miss Chess. 8-4 First row: Beck, C., Foote K., Glassman, M., Humphrey, J., Marshall, A., Kasselberg, C., Hitt, B., Harrison, V. Second row: Bailey, B., Cheely, L., Harrison, S., Parotte, V., McCullough, D., Lamb, B., Lowry A., Nolan, L. Third row: Hooker, O., Mendius, R., Loherg, T., Earngey, B., Grashot, S., Kuykendall, J., Dulan Mr Tatom Fourth row Gibson J., . . I , G., Howell, T., Rawles, J., Hughes, T., Ramsay, H., Ferguson, P., Nei man, B. 48 'FIS a 8-3 First row: Norfleet, T., Rich- ardson, M. B., Davidson, S., Hamil- ton, C., Farber, J., Hoffman, S., Walker, R., Williams, S. Second row: Finke, J., Smith, R., Landstreet, H., Shapiro, M., Crawford, M., Hall, B., Black, J., Leatherford, W. Third row: Martin, A., Green, B., Niell, B., Newcombe, J., Strong, B., Pope, G., Garner, R., Flinn, S., Miss Keith. Fourth row: Seals, R., Smith, R., Seals, M., Seals, A., Seals, R., Morris, A., Joachimi, C. Not pictured: Green- land, J., Landis, M. as U7 'D' V1 co 2 fn C' C: 1 14 F5 'JI m 71 2 o o F' ? U3 ... Q: F- v- CD P ! ' U3 H O 2 ws 2 fl 97 51 5 F 8'6 First row: Quekemeyer, B. 'docs CD00 :tag .039 3 11-1 :.f-QPU 'ii www Cb CD Q., O Q-I O raw: ... Q- F' 3 S13 aan WD.- ELS 4-50 'S' F. fHwwFw Loberg, S. Third row: Chew, ., Spratt, B., Thweatt, L., Evans, ., Norman, J., Stein, R., Walker, B. Fourth row: Bacherig, S., Ripley, J., Moskovitz, R., Zollinger, B., Bessire, B., Sullivan, H., Vaughan, T., Mr. Frye. la .1 .T- t:f1J. -.1n. n1wr il. First row: Bolton, A., Hessel- bein, B., Ballon, K., Hyde, H., Pear- son, S., Patey, L., Nash, J., Watkins, H., Moore, J., Thornton, B. Second row: Lieberman, P., Starck, P., Doyle, L., Myracle, J., Wilkins, J., Walker, D., Gates, M. Third row: McVean, C., Rieke, D., Scalbod, J., Wilkins, K., Sanders, T., Stuart, C., Ostner, M., Oliver, H. Fourth row: Fite, L., Dotson, B., Ayres, J., Moskovitz, R., Dunham, D., Mr. Toney. 8-7 First row: Gallman, J., Mc- Bride, B., Eden, D., Duren, L., Jones, P., Gooch, W., Schenzel, N., Browning, C. Second row: Davidson, M., Rond, C., Ezernieks, M., Kern, K., Davis, M., Thomas, S., Amyx J. Third row: Morgan, D., Holladay, H., Pepper, J., Donelson, J., Mc- Donald, K., Hoffman, D., Miss Clarke. Not pictured: Scott, F., Trim, J., Williams, S., Williams, L., Reeb, J. 49 First row: Cousins, C., Baum, M., Nichols, J., Speed, R., Adding- ton, F., Levy, H., Sheffield, A., Carl- son, L., Brown, C. Second row: Ben- como, L., Jefferson, J., Malone, C., Akers, J., Draper, J., Dondeville, B., Martin, D., Felts, J., Carpenter, J. Third row: Schroeder, L., Chase, S., Wiman, D., Bingham, B., Bateman R., Ostner, J., Conaway, C., Silver- man, R., Paulsen, J., Mrs. Thompson. Fourth row: Grout, J., McKnight, B., Shelton, F., Backer, F., Dickens, D., Campbell, J., Bradley, D., Grout, B., Awsumh, R. 73 First row: Levin, M., Hitt, S., Brown, D., Laws, P., Harmel, P., Fly, J., Hollie, B., Marlowe, N., Sum- ner, D., Crenshaw, L. Second row: Kahn, J., Slater, J., Patterson, B., Best, J., White, L. , Feinstein, J., Kroell, E., Strassner, M., Kidd, L. Third row: Grenley, H., Nickol, M., Miller, G., Minga, L., Ezzell, M., Lowenthal, J., Chandler, R., Henry B. Fourth row: McNeese, S., Frank B., Gibson, B., Ware, L., Henry, J., Balzen, D., Sofge, A., Mr. Aikens. Not pictured. Prince, B. 50 a 5 f, ELHHSSHL , uma, 7-2 First row: Gates, C., Calhoun, B., Orr, S., Netherland, J., Jaseph, H., Goodman, B., Caldwell, J., Ad- ler, N., Glenn, S., Puryear, A. Second row: Gilluly, M., Nichols, S., McDon- ald, E., Piplar, C., Boston, J., Farris, J., Conlee, B., Williams, B. Third row: Baine, R., Halley, J., Beal, W., Wallace, W., Meyer, J., Tashie, P., Bundy, B., Garthright, J. Fourth row: Perel, R., Johnson, M., Finsness, R., Williams, H., Wilson, R., Coleman, W., Welch, J., Mr. Dowtin. Not pic- tured: Gillis, G., Bacon, W. Z 7- First row: Bryant, S., Car roll, J. A., Weatherford, T., Carey, K., Lewis, N., Paul, G., Gish, C., Hyde, S., Smith, J. Second row: Shef feild S., Claypool, D., Bramblette C, crane C, Lana L, Bar BQ Dilworth, A., Thames, N. Third row Underwood, P., McRae, B., Faber R., Scrimger, E., DeWese, D., Bailey R., Levy, G., Garrett, J., Taylor, P., Allen, B. Fourth row: Hamilton, J., Alves, R., Tournbull, N., Davenport R., Williams, C., Ragland, J., Pat terson, R., Mrs. Seely. - First row: Simmons, L., Sim mons, P., Haspel, S., Plumlee, A., McCal1a, L., Hull, C., Norris, J., Cobb, C., Appelbaum, P. Second row Marley, A., Hatcher, B., Johnson, K., Dunavant, M., Scott, S., Shepard, M., Francis, S., Goldstein, K. Third row. White, R., Wachder, R., Higgins, J., Ratcliff, B., Taylor, J., Koehn, D., Stephens, P., Walker, G., Mrs Krause. Fourth row: Gordon, M., Brown, D., Maynard, J., Rifle, C., Ward, E., Gordon, B., Morgan, J., Smalley, F. Not pictured: Booth, R .Aga llhll fill I!! ai, . S , 7'6 First row: Castleman, C.' Fargotstein, S., Wagner, L., McCori mack, J., Ray, J., Boone, E., Jack- son, M., Gutman, L. Second row: Baldwin, P., Wheat, P., Sherriff, L., Monje, C., DuPree, P., Wallace, S., Fernandez, B. Third row: Stewart, G., Collins, W., Gammon, B., Williams, :swoop-a ., Bland, B., Golden, T., Glasgow, Henley, T., Watts, H., Stewart, . Fourth row: Walls, D., Edmiston, ., Moyse, B., Jackson, J., Lebovitz, ., Clement, N., Merrill, R., Sissman, ., Robinson, L., Mrs. Taylor. 5l 71 T'l l'3 FEAT RES As the doors open to East High, we realize that our school life includes more than just the regular curriculum. Coinciding with the course of study, events throughout the year not only promote school spirit but enable us to ac- quire a well-rounded education. As the current school year got into full swing, Homecoming Week arrived with much excitement, climaxed by the crowning ofthe football queen. Within the next few months the Seniors selected the most deserving and outstanding among themselves, on whom they bestowed the highest Senior honor, a place in the Hall of Fame. Spring arrived, and the Seniors began casting and rehearsing for the Senior Class play, the final pres- entation of their talents and efforts. Ending the year that has brought forth to all both fun and work, the prom with all its gaiety was the conclusion of the 195-6-57 school session. f l f 3 l Q f 21 3, L,z1. ,, 1... V. ...ma-M-f mvlifi' -uw-M. , WM. ,bw wwf ,U .4157 HALL OI BEST ALL AROUND JERRQLD GRABER SUELLYN SCOTT AME MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED J QANNA ROBERTS HOBART SEWELL HALL Of BEST CITIZENS LEWIS DANIEL VELMA CRAWFORD AME MUST ATTRACTIVE LYNNE GLASS CARTER HUDSON HALL OI FRIENDLIEST DAN WHIPPLE JUDY KLITZNER AME WITTIEST SUSAN CODY JERRY WELSH HALL OI MOST BILL CHIL INTELLECTUAL TON ELIZABETH KING AME MOST ATHLETIC ELIZABETH WALKER MAYNARD HOLT TOP: Queen Harriet Sikes receives the roses while Captain Jerrold Graber and .lerly Welsh show lhelf enthusiasm. BOTTOM LEFT: Coach Puckett and Coach Holland give Maynard Holt and Corky Hudson some last minute pointers. 4v 'X Xx TOP RIGHT Candldates and Queen Left to right: Linda Lloyd Judy Gllsson Gloria Davls Harriet Sikes, Lynne Glass and Suellyn Scott CENTER OF PAGE Queen Harrlet blkes BOTTOM RIGHT: The spirited crowd at the homecom- ing game help the cheerleaders in a yell. Homecoming was an occasion that will long be remembered. On the Wednesday night before the game there was a spaghetti supper given by the Boosters' Club. The junior and 'the senior classes competed to sell the most tickets, and the junior class was the winner. In the homecoming game East defeated Humes. At the half the score was 7-0, with East ahead. The final tally showed East still in the lead 13-6. Highlighting the evening was the crowning of the football queen before the game. Citizens of Japan Will it rain? SEN IO MIKA1 Director ....................,. - The Mikado of Japan .. N anki-Poo ...,,..A,,,,.... Ko-Ko .,....,... Pooh-Bah ....,Aa Pish-Tush ,....... Yum-Yum ..,,, , Pitti-Sing Peep-Bo -. .... K atzsha ,,...,.,,,,.,,,,,,, Umbrella Bearer ,,,,.. Art Director ,,e,e.,.... Business Manager .,,. People of the 1 Yum Yum Ladies from the A couple of Y William Akins Hobart Sewell -- Colin Hegth W Jerry Welsh Dan Whipple Tommy Spraggins Carolyn Owens Dot Crawford Marilyn Stevens Bonnie Giem -. Sam Tayloe Marion Robbins ,. Jim ,lalenak 1t1pu and Young l1Sll1I1g School D.A.R. CITIZENSHIP AWARD Suellyn Scott CIVITAN CITIZENSHIP AWARD Jerrold Graber Finalists in the MERIT SCHOLARSHIP AWARD Bill Chilton Below GIRLS STATE REPRESENTATIVE Barbara Catchell Elizabeth King SENIOR HO OR BOYS' STATE REPRESENTATIVE Lewis Daniel, Jerry Welsh, and Dan Whipple 68 upri- z ROU D 'BOUT Finley Holmes and Mimi Hardy get measured for caps and gowns. Left , Right Hamet Sikesy J DNIOR PERSONALITIES Elizabeth King, Jim Lee Welch and Jalenak, and Bill Chilton Sue Colden Lf! 'FS- Jerxy and Malcolm sing for a Citizenship Week program. PROM DECORATION COMMITTEE Sandra Alves, ,loye Clarke, Junior Class Vice President Lee Welch, and Committee Chairman Faye Braswell. YUUN if or the 66139 'Y' S 3 J Q ful n-v ' Wi' ilk hgwa UK x ,NJ , +-M, ghiamlrs 34 , ,W ffijw. 5' m?ww1 YW 9 gviv? v SANTA EAEY vi BT YGCQ VBS t from the Qtndant SPORTS It is through participation in sports that the Doors of Opportunity are opened even wider. Whether we play on the team or support the team, it is through contact with athletics that the true meaning of spirit and unity be- comes known. For the athlete there is the chance of developing the body, learning the importance of team play, and just plain doing what is fun. For the spectator there is the chance to display school loyalty, and to spend many exciting evenings 'cpulling for the MUSTANGS.,' The athletic teams have done well this year. A more devoted student body would be hard to find. A second place league finish and high district stand- ing recalls the spirited red and gray basketball squad. The swimming team was the runner-up in the City Meet While the golf team was the city's best. Basketball, track, and tennis likewise had their stars. Yes, in 1956-57 the right key opened the Doors of Opportunityv in sports. XZ X K P s i I- V had i gl 1' k Q41 65.3 x Q :iii nfl at ,,,..,.w...w 1 .40 SOUTH S155 MENDIUS ME!! Q niche EAST IDG!! ef W: 59551 XPERIENCE TO '56 SQUAD 2 4 Q 4 Q 5 5 5 Q E X 5 2 3 5 3 2 K F 2 Q 5 E E 1 3 3 3 5 3 ifQ:2w,w1,M: ,,L: , H .I ,.,., vfL: ,.,,. M5-AM: fr, 1L7A: v. wmmw, I-M,-wW,f,,f,1f,W . .,m1-.mmmww.WMf,.Lq.mm-9,,QHfmmwmwmwmm f East 31 Tech 0 East 0 Clarksdale 26 East 6 East 13 East 18 Humes 6 Bartlett 7 East 0 C.B.H.S. 53 'East 0 East 0 Treadwell 34 Messick 13 South Side 26 East 13 Catholic 0 A 1 x Q 54A Q 32 3: Q 8 'r tg Q a,-5' Line paves way for touchdown in 18-7 victory c vcr Barthtt Holt moves on pass against South East's 26-O loss to South Side was followed by a well played 13-6 Homecoming victory over Hunies. Ends Maynard Holt and Ron- nie Smith shined hoth offensively and de- fensively, while Ronnie Churchill was gain- ing off tackle. Bartlett was next as the Mus- tangs emerged 13-7 victor. Corkey Hudson scored twice behind the blocking of Jack Baxter and Jerrold Graber. Injuries and the lack of depth then set in as the Mustangs dropped three straight to C.B.H.S. Treadwell, and Messick. The Mustangs were at full strength when East conquered Catholic 13-0 in the final game of the year. Edgar Trotter and Fred Mendius played well defensively. , 1-awp . i.,, ,K . f V f wt- at ! 5 Q 1 -.y J Q 3 xx alia as 2 Q Q A fw A Q , ay-ff ' .. wk' vu W i Sr- S, , 1 L. First row: Ronnie Churchill, Lewis Trotter, Lamar Heiskell, Jerrold Graber, Corkey Hudson, Maynard Holt, Ronnie Smith. Second row: Louis Weeks, Ronald Bence, Douglas Conaway, Tommy Carter, Kent Merrill, Bob Williams, Ted Dungan, Randall Ferguson, Larry Weiss, Wayne John- ston. Third row: Bill Sigler, James Stoakes, Jack Baxter, Jerry Welsh, Malcolm Gillis, James Ramsey, Dick Koehn, Arnold Blair, Fred Mendius. Fourth row: Edgar Trotter, Hobart Sewell, Jimmy Munn, Charlie Clement, Lee Welch, John Jefferson. TEAM HO ORS A 53 LI Q 5' ag ,ex QP Q' CAPTAIN-Jerrold Graber ALL-STATE -- , Maynard Holt-Second Team T Jf'fs!ix l f ' .. COMMERCIAL APPEAL ALL-MEMPHIS T Z ' ' 5 ' N Maynard Holt-First Team T 'A' Jerrold Graber-Third Team Lee Welch-Third Team Ronnie Smith-Honorable Mention Dick Koehn-Honorable Mention PRESS SCIMITAR ALL-MEMPHIS Maynard Holt-Second Team Jerrold Graber-Second Team Lee Welch-Third Team COACHES' ALL MEMPHIS Maynard HoltiFirst Team Jerrold Graberilfirst Team Corkey Hudson-Honorable Mention PLAYERS' CHOICE FOR MOST VALUABLE PLAYER Maynard Holt COACHES' CHOICE FOR BEST BACK AND BEST LINEMAN Corkey Hudson and Jerrold Graber Coach Powell Puckett and Head Coach Kenneth Holland JR? CAPTURE ECO D PLACE First row: J. Sarber, E. Crosthwait, J. Freeman, T. Hodges, G. Jones, B. Scanland, Wilson. Second row: Manager B, Humphries, E. Martin, T. Slaughter, T. Elliot, F. Thompson, J. Buffaloe, C. Dowling, B. Trusty, R., Twaddle. Third row: Manager J. Daniel, J. Bengle, D. Stephens, G. Mclntosh, F. Hiatt, E. Hamilton, T. Vaughn, Sanders, C. Parker, T. Graves, N. Waite, B. Bessire, J. Brunson. U Y Xi VL O fs , fb? ,Q fi. F Q, J. Ayres, S. Ridolphi, H. P. Ferguson, M. Criss, T. TEAM HO OR ' ALL-MEMPHIS Tommy HodgesAFirst Team Charles ParkerAThird Team -P1 - 5 Frank Hiatt-Honorable Mention Jack Freeman-Honorable Mention -,., Grady Jonesfflonorable Mention Jonesboro .... . Kingsbury .,,,,, Treadwell ..,,,, Colonial White Station Messick .....,,, Training ...,,, V f Nm., . Assistant Coach Robert Jamieson, Head Coach Charles B. Welch. COCAPTAINS Tommy Hodges, Charles Parker SCHEDULE 0 ,.... D12 ....,...,,. ., 25 Frayser ...,,,,,,..,.., ,,.,,,,,, 6 East East East East East East East East , ng ,gf 1, 2 , ,W I ,- 5 :VW L v Mwpff nw ,, W 7,5 W, .. Wh, 1 ' :fi- , : f3i2iN,. ,LW ,, Jwwm.. 'iam 'QW V ' wqffqpw H . 6-.Q .ffm gm, M : ,- 5 'Wh y 1-lu, ' ,,, 11 'ILT 'Q .Q ,QW W i X , aw x qu vw S 'S , L, Jw' 2 Nm if , 7156, W 563 5 gy' XR -w -f K 551. .51 wif? -:fr 3. L 4 ia 'V f' .... Q - 5 f ' f W 7 -X , , f ,T M ' . - 4, K if Q k !f:.,: , A 4 N, -JM gr I 1 if? 'Va ,ww 'VS Y A 5 E LEWIS SMITH f 474 ag Q L Q Me' We If 1 , - , I .T Q ' H15 DAN TOM JACK BUTCH MAYNARD f ist... .1 2 B TEAM-Left to right: W. Smith, M. Goodman, L. Trotter, D. Gibson, C. Clement, B. Sigler, R. Davis, P. Weinstein, J. Williams, P. Underwood, Manager. Not pictured: A. Weinstein, D. Koehn. VARSITY SCORES We They TEAM We They 65 74 Messick 66 79 94 54 Humes 79 48 63 55 Catholic 80 38 60 58 Central 58 52 51 45 South Side 71 51 50 73 C.B.H.S. 67 66 59 56 Tech 76 59 75 67 Treadwell 73 62 League Record 13 and 3 Season Record 18 and 5 'CBT TEAM SCORES We They TEAM We They 74 66 Messick 47 38 76 39 Humes 45 43 63 39 Catholic 46 42 57 33 Central 43 40 42 32 South Side 46 43 42 53 C.B.H.S. 50 58 78 44 Tech 77 34 64 52 Treadwell 70 44 League Record 14 and 2 Season Record 20 and 3 iv -,spa gr . , 4 x ,K 1 R Y ,YK A A ,Q ' 1 .1 Q 2,1 i - f Q W 5 - y iiif My ? fi A H . f-TWV, V, ,W WE., W - 'f'?fir..i'wLvMwl- M L5 V - f r -'LA .. ..o f wif-'mi Zo .il , , l pP-of I 'MXN' f: ' 8 Q 4 -fo-i 'Tf?' f4+ 2 so fW,,,,f55m,: ' V 'L :cf JCM. my 1 -, I .. ff mfr . f-:H gm' fr F' K' :.k,,. l ,pf-M f V gf U, f ,,. 1-if .A be 41: 56' ' .. J . 13 Butch Waller D. Gibson, T. Burnett, E. Barrett R Wemstem R Rodenbaugh B Harwood D Holhday, H Harwood F' l WH R A . X . 'K .,...,. we 'rt '-1. M' M 5 3-...f 2 ,af AZE. :f' V . K.. ste m 5 i, ...- I l l at E.. Left to right: J. Munn, C. Hudson, R. Churchill, R. Smith. Second row: F. Brinkman, M. Gillis, J. Baxter, T. Metzger, E. Trotter, L. Welch, T. Carter. Third row: R. Bence, R. Davis, C. Clement. www-1 F ff-- m..fi..-1.sm.1 ..- 1 TRACK HEAD Pl Iii pu-Q.. wp L- t-QM.. i f--...snr M. , f 2 E 5 5 , a ? 5 E s 1 3? . ,,,,., X A N , x- vi f -i W I .. ,. ,W -M.. A g . M, 6 ,.ifmo., .J X 4 5 JP:-. 'WY ...wh it Q W a.,..,,..,...........,..,,.....m.m.,...,,,,,.,,,,,, .wrt , F, , .. ,I g ift: fx V, K .L yr . 41. ii . f A 3' . 4 5. :QM 2.-at ., 9, aw. - - 7' I . -r Q. Vw sr Q::lL. E f Q 'V' 'HW Eiga 1gsg.m,f,r,,,,,, fx First row: B. Scott, J. Munn, B. Heath, A. Hornsby. Second row: T. Dungan, W. Smith, N. King, L. Trotter, R. Davis. Third row: C. Hudson, T. Metzger, R. Smith, R. Johnson, J. Baxter. LA EBALL G SPORT 3 .. XOVCH vvuvl. 5 I' ,X E ewQxhHnM. YVIB4B1I ll A 3? in ,435 Alf vfhf K., First row: J. Baxter, L. Heiskell, T. Carter, C. Hudson. Second row: S. Tayloe, E. Metz, N. King, J. Ramsey, J. Jefferson, D. Rodenbaugh. TENN Shfwof . WW 'Qs W 1 ,..... ,.., C. House, R. Borod, C. Hudson. QLY TIP QQ QI 64,3 W ,M W V MAYNARD HOLT JACK HAVENS JERROLD CRABER AH-fueynphis, 1700113311 All-Memphis, Basketball All-Memphis, Football an-M ,px-5 'Un CORKEY HUDSON ROY JOHNSON BUTCH WALLER Top PrPp Swimmer All-Memphis, Basvball Top Prop Colfer Kp Left to right: D. Hoffman, S. Wilson, T. Vaughn, F. Ridolphi, J. Daniel, J. Sarher, KJ Wilkins M. Rush, R. Twaddle, B. Bessire, M. Criss, J. Freeman, Managers B. Humphrey, W. Trusty JR. BASKETEER F ARE WELL This year Coach Charles B. Welch was faced with the problem of replacing his un- defeated Junior High championship team from last year. He was fortunate in 'receiv- ing a number of graduates from last year,s undefeated Junior High championship B team. The squadis top-notch play and desire again carried the Ponies to a suc- cessful season. ,. -f 1 f.. . CQ? ,f tg, . ff i H - H- rw 4, M--I ' L . ...,. ...... , H ' ,iz AA , .3 315 M Q -2. . 1... ey . 'Y If .11 R., , gi . ,, ' f if 'A 1. af-422 ' i 'f:.L , 'V fh ' - , ,g:-Mrs, , t l 'L Q5 it QQ lf' m',' , . ' A ' .I Q ' fl ,g,..w - I lgggzyfz J I if J A Y L 'vm ' 1' ' f L--' ' 'E-L k-',' f- , ,. ..z pi :TF My 3 V',, ,,.'. ' ,,,LL . , ' ' 2 WII- .ff - '. . gt C, E E 1 V I . J wg - I ..: . ,r4,.3g?1 kyy, .V - L, 1 .J J et.. . 1 L J . ,, Y . i1..,, g , 5 , Q A I wggi - , ,kiy ,,,,'h . A 1 t A .j g 5 , ,' ' Q '- Q .- o ' M f-v-aM 1 . -'I-W , , . . W ' ww ,. ' . Z A vf-' .V A . '.':-II. Fi.: fE,:.'?Tx'5g5hj,,v.': -- deaf f I .V W' , E ., .E f i f . ' t .. . 3- If f K '- 12' ' fa . V :Q A -' K K ' 'ij N f V f if R ' ' , Y ', ' fl J ' ' .1 agffeli- H K -f 2 XA 'wr ' -, - -, . wr. Y., .,..,,.f , v f , ' L . E' 2 ,' A' 4 , . 3 B.. ' ' r 'J F J ' - .5 'J - ff' - 11 5 55141,-L W o Toy rop: W. Trusty Manager, J. Dulin, D. Koehn, C. McVean, C. Connoway, E. Walker Manager. Second row: D. McKinnie, H. Holiday, O. Hooker, J. Ayres, T. Loherg, D. Weiss. Bottom row: E. Holt, B. Earngey, P. Ferguson, B. Dover. Mustang Chant. Everybody Yell! Lauren, Kay and Marilyn help Earl decorate for Junior High football banquet. Left to right: Jean Gaines, Patsy Parchman, Nancy Greaves, Judy Johnson, Patricia Joynv er, Marilyn Stewart, Captain, Elaine Boyer, Barbara Everett, Kay Barret, Lauren Carr. 95 ' W9 i , 4 Xu Q 1 M M 1 3 N Q Q S' 4? N Q-PQ an , -M NM J Kh' . , ,W-., .,, ,,.. --,.. gap n A -uf . -if, f 5 712, 'K TLV - - .75-MVK. :L - In .,,g4,M fweiwf' ,1 Eg if A . iw 'B , XS Q if X Q' J GIRL GW 1 Q I x. R1 gk l s ,e 4' x a X I 1 X, X. Q, W ws, in ,Q 'ff 1.15 -3 + f 11 Hjfq lr' N . in-If ,.2 C' u -W if Q 3 in Q. i W gl, 55 ' 1 W V A eg A W A X Tk V X7 i ' 4-3, www, 'bn'- RQ- ' fmiikr 'M U ' . mam 97 . Q. 4 ACTIVITIES Club meetings and the projects and activities planned by the clubs open a most important door in the life of an East High student. School days contain more than learning, and the all round student is sure to participate in school organizations. The broad minded, well-versed adult has secured his training from these youth organizations. An interest in only a few of the many clubs open to a student at East will insure a citizen interested in community affairs in the future. Leadership, sportsmanship, consideration, and ability to cooperate are some of the valuable qualities gained from the experience of working in high school organizations. Self confidence and an ability to express oneself are equally important to any person desiring to be recognized and respected. The activities and organizations at East provide the opportunities to develop into oustanding citizens. It is for us to take these opportunities and with the key that unlocks the door to the club meetings on Friday unlock the door to a successful and happy future. I l,, 99 Ji 'Q 'wa 2. -Q Q? 1, .-si' ,Atv by 'X ,le 'nf ,wa ff' 5 'gk 3? 'Viv . aj h X 1 SEPTEMBER 7-East's first days found the yearbook staff busily planning their book from a blank Hdummyi'-no theme, pictures, or copy. All the while, the art staff was making clever posters for the October campaign. The circulation was the biggest yetg over 300 subscriptions gaves the staff incentive to Work hard, to meet deadlines, and to make the 557 Mustang one to be proud of. The staff under the guidance of Miss Eliza- beth Wills energetically went to work, and the result was the revolutionized annual. The months rolled by! The yearbook office became a second home. Hours of hard work and fun were spent in preparing this book. The deadlines comeg lay- outs and proofs were com leted and the resses were set to P Q p roll on the year's EAST HIGH MUSTANG. LYNNE GLASS,Edit0r ZQ57 MUST HALLIE RUBIN Activities Editor JERROLD GRABER Sports Editor VELMA CRAWFORD Feature and Senior Class Editor JUDY KLITZNER Circulation and Classes STAFF: Seated: Barbara Hut- kin, Vickie Woodall, .loye Clark, Natalie Dunn, Kay Scherer, Wendy Skinner. Not pictured: Kay Wil- liams. :oz -- ' ...e f LEWIS DANIEL MISS ELIZABETH WILLS Business Manager SPOWSUV CHARLES ROND Faculty Editor 4:5 MARION ROBBINS Art Editor ' moi? I JOE CAMP Photographer PARKER FINCH R.0.T.C. Editor STAFF Standing: Dick Koehn, Sue Golden, Sandra Alves, Bobby Barret, Jack Havens. I03 A roundup of school news, features, and sports is just what East High stu- dents get in the Mustang Roundup. The Roundup is a self supporting or- ganization, completely financed by ad- vertisements and subscriptions. It is published twice a month. Besides the regular issues, an April Fool paper, pub- lished by new members of the staff, is a regular feature. The object of the Mustang Roundup is to promote journalism in high school and to inform and entertain. SUELLYN SCOTT Assistant Editor JOANNA ROBERTS Editor 15757 IVILIEETF HARIETTE SIKES Feature BETTY POUNDERS News Editor REPORTERS Seated: Susan Clem, Charlene Bouldin, Susan Cody, Carole Pat- terson, Betsy Tumbull, Delia Chamberlain. Standing: Charlie Clement, Susan Sutliff, Phil Weinstein, Richard Ward, Birt Waite. BARBARA GATCHELL Picture BILL CHILTON Sports ARNOLD WEINSTEIN Headlines JIM .IALENAK Business Manager MARION HANOVER Assistant Business Manager MR. R. HAZLEWOOD Sponsor QE' UNDUI3 DIANE GOODMAN Headfines MARTHA BARETT Make Up BONNIE GIEM Exchange LIZA THOMAS Art ARNOLD BLAIR Photographer BUSINESS STAFF Seated: Sidan Brower, Barbara Bowman, Dorothy Edwards. Standing: Bert Barnett, Patia Young, Patsy Karnowsky, Gail Loeffel. l05 STUDE T COUNCIL President Boys' Vice President Girls Vice President JERROLD GRABER BILL CHILTON SUELLYN SCOTT Left to right: Barbara Everitt, Junior Girls' Vice President, Buddy Cousins, Comm. of Sanitationg Velma Crawford, Comm. of Activitiesg Butch Waller, Comm. of Traffic, Elaine Johnston, Comm. at Largeg Spence Wilson, Junior High Boys' Vice' President. Starting its activities at the first of school by helping with registration, the Student Council began a year of many accomplishments. An orientation club assembly, at which presidents of school organizations told of their activities, was held early in the school year. In October Horse Sense, East's Student Handbook, was distributed to all students. The Student Council initiated the idea of silent prayer in the cafeteria before lunch each day. Leadership classes in parliamen- tary procedure and other subjects were held throughout the year. East High students saw how their presidential votes compared with actual results in the presidential poll. Charity drives and boosting of school spirit and morale complemented the regular yearly activities. East served as President of the Tennessee Association of Student Councils and attended state sessions in Nashville and Knoxville. Student Council was also represented at the Southern Asso- ciation of Student Councils in Tulsa, Oklahoma, by two members. East also served as Secretary of the Memphis Association of Student Councils. MO ITOR A D REPRESENTATIVE Sponsor-MRS. VOLLMER REPRESENTATlVES+-First row, left to right: K. Gold ner, F. Braswell, J. Pitts, C. Wilson, B, Hutkin, L. Rod gers, R. Johnston, P. Bobbitt, P. Strickland, L. Finke, B Eamgey. Second row: M. Gates, A. Lynn, T. Madden, D. Locke, D. Jordon, P. Brown, J. Amyx, C. Crane, S. Wil- liams. Third row: A. Hardwood, P. Roark, P. Jones, B. Wal ker, B. Radcliff, B. Wilson, R. McKnight, J. Hamilton J. Beasley, K. Lawless. MONITORS-Fourth row, left to right: M. Pinkerton, K Goldner, M. Ragsdale, C. Sparks, G. Hall, R. Smith, A Stuart, B. Waite, D. Whipple, M. Gillis, L. Stanton, C Hudson. Third row: D. Edwards, E. King, C. Wilson, J Pitts, C. Piplar, F. Braswell, M. Hardy, C. Bouldin, S Colden, R. Crane, J. Rudy. Second row: J. Joachimi, B Barnes, M. Hanover, R. Heitner, J. Mitchell, J. Klitzner L. Lloyd, F. Williams, C. Patterson, M. J. Fly, A. Beal First row: K. Stringer, S. Shook, L. Crane, N. Dunn, C Davis, L. Glass, S. Cody, H. Sikes, M. Austin, B. Walker S. Alves, K. Scherer. Cutting out basketball schedules. Velma hands out the Horse Sense '07 1 President BILL CHILTON First row: Sponsor, Miss Morphis, Diane Goodman, Harriet Sikes, Bill Chilton, Joanna Roberts, Dorothy Crawford, Martha Barett. Second row: Lynne Glass, Judy Klitzner, Carlye Cherry, Bonnie Giem, Elizabeth King, Barbara Bowman, Suellyn Scott, Barbara Gatchell. Third row: Bobby Strickland, Fred Mendius, Jerrold Graber, Hobart Sewell, Lawrence Hollie, Howard Feuerstein, Jim Jalenak, Fred Hartman. The East High Chapter of the National Honor Society consists of five percent of the Junior Class and ten percent of the Senior Class, therefore, the total membership does not exceed fifteen percent of the entire Senior Class. Character, Scholarship, Leadership and Service are the bases for induction into the Society. This year, in order to promote scholarship, the members of the Society have pro- vided Honor Ribbons for all junior and senior high students who made the Honor Roll. Parties honoring new members have also been held during the year. Vice-President JOANNA ROBERTS I Ez can 21:1 U32 Yuwsg? HO OR OCIETY XXI, Secretary Treasurer DIANE GOODMAN HARRIET SIKES ff Q ILL fg? pam' fg.i'i1 ,pri V 'gy' 1 lt' - 3 by 1 A D CROLL President Vice President Secretary Tfewfef JAMES JALENAK HALL113 RUBIN DOROTHY EDWARDS MARTHA BARRETT The Lydell Sims Chapter of the Quill and Scroll has been a part of East High since 1950. This honorary joumalistic society holds two inductions each year, one in the spring for juniors in the upper third of their class and for the upper third of the senior class. Membership eligi- bility also requires that the student be in his second year of work on either the annual or the newspaper. Two major activities of the Quill and Scroll this year were the exhibit during National Publications Week, explaining the process of producing an annual and a paper and Career Day sponsored for seniors. On this day the graduating class is given an opportunity to talk with experts about different vocations. First row, left to right: Judy Klitzner, Hallie Rubin, Dorothy Edwards, Jim Jalenak, Martha Bar- rett, Miss Wills. Second row: Marion Hanover, Carole Patterson, Gail Loeffel, Bonnie Giem, Marion Robbins, Joanna Roberts, Velma Crawford, Barbara Gatchell. Third row: Bill Chilton, Lynne Glass, Harriet Sikes, Barbara Bowman, Suellyn Scott, Diane Goodman, Jerrold Graber, Birt Waite. u 1 . THE PIA SOCIETY The National Thespian Society is made up of high school groups all over the United States and if Canada for the purpose of the advancement of Dramatic Arts in the high school. Our Society has Marguerite AHSUH- NO! Pictured-Billy Stuart- no dues and is non-social. Our sole purpose is to learn more about the dramatic arts and to give plays. OFFICERS-Diane Goodman, Judy Klitzner, Mrs. Jack First row: Susan Seymore, Mrs. Jack, Sponsor, Marguerite Austin, Billy Stuart, Judy Klitzner, Diane Goodman, Kate Landstreet, Alice Ledbetter. Second row: Priscilla Rush, Susan Beyer, Anita Smith, Toni Madden, Sandra Shook, Vicki Woodall, Carol Spiegel, Mary Jo Slater, Jean Blanz. Third row: Colin Heath, Gary Parks, Kaye Garron, Martha Ayres, Sue West, Francine Williams, Dwight Williams, Frank Flowers. LLECRO CLUB Standing, left to right: Harriet Sikes, Carolyn Owens, Carla Wilson, Jerry Welsh, Dan Whipple. Seated: Mr. Aikens, Hobart Sewell. The Allegro Club is composed of those students who are genuinely interested in music. Member- ship in the Allegro Club is based not only upon musical interest but also upon talent. Regular monthly meetings are held at which time all busi- ness is transacted and musical programs are pre- sented, either by guest musicians or the students themselves. Invitations are issued twice a year, in the fall and in the spring, to students whom the members have chosen. First row, left to right: Susan Cody, Nancy Haynes, Alice Burkhalter, Suellyn Scott, Carla Wilson, Gail Loeffel, Marilyn Stevens, Martha Ayres. Second row: Pam Canaday, Alice Led- better, Harriet Sikes, Lynne Glass, Diane Goodman, Charlene Bouldin, Mary Lee Hudson, Dorothy Crawford, Carolyn Owens, Elaine Johnston. Third row: Finley Holmes, Jerry Welsh, Colin Heath, Larry Dunavant, ,lim Jalenak, John Shute, Jimmy Hamer, Dan Whipple, Hobart Sewell, Howard Feuerstein. e-W:s:m:,,fff,,,M-we fy, .fi,v-Mw,.wmm-.fm-awwf-myW,-:Www-wf-fa- mv, s Money.-Www.--tw-w -my-rm. -.ef---.p,..Mmws -a,rqmmw,r , This IS practice? Officers-Left to right: Hobart Sewell, Dan Whipple, Carolyn Mayer, Fred Mendius. Band Director MR. GEORGE TONEY SENIOR BAND-First row, left to right: Fred Mendius, Andrea Lynn, Marilyn Meyers, Howard Feuerstein, Carolyn Mayer, Steve Doer, Bob Bingham, Eddie Wilbanks, Jimmy Hamer, Susan Lloyd, Ben Carter. Second row: Fred Brinkman, Linton Morgan, Thomas Howell, Bob Neiman, Richard White, David Stekle, James J alenak, Robert Mayer, Edward Grashot, Hobart Sewell, Larry Dunavant, Paul Ferguson. Third row: Andrew Morgret, Ronnie Rich, George Shroeder, John Shute, Jimmy Hood, Dan Whipple, Mr. George Toney. Not pictured: Carroll Joachimi, Billy Strong, Joe McCormick, Eugene Diamond, Dan West, Allen Morris, Rhit Fraser. E 2 s ewswvMww, ,W4,.s,,W- M. We .iss ..w.iM1,:s,,mmm- tr.. 7- 5,1-,,-www, .wt ,1 .iw ,,.MfW ,f ,, W M vw-it-W,.M.ff,1WMM-Mftssttmw, who M,-, .ts 1- W V ,J5-Vw-:aww-,sfmfgnewasmay-mfffif:kwws::uw Formation of the East band dur- ing football season. Looks like a jam session! Majorettes-Left to right: Char lotte King, Dorothy Edwards Mary Jean Fly. First row, left to right: Allan Morris, Henry Williams, Riley Garner, Barry Neil, Jimmy Black, Jimmy Fink, Marilyn Dunavant, Jerry Morgan. Second row: John Maynard, Henry Oliver, Reuben Thompson, Jerry Taylor, Richard White, Jack Higgins. Third row: George Pope, George Shroeder, Billy Strang, Phil Stephens, Richard Smith, George Walker, Richard Moskowitz, Mrs. George Toney, Director. . N.m,WM,W.,....,...,,,-f.,,,.,W, . , 2 Q 2 4' Q if ,fin 5 First row: Lewis Weeks, Jimmy Tackett, Buddy Cousins, Bill Sigler, Ronnie Davis, Phil Weinstein, David Gibson, Lester Stanton, Bill Chilton. Second row: Jim Jalenak, Arnold Weinstein, Paul Meacham, Sam Tayloe, Dan Whip- ple, Larry Dunavant, Lewis Daniels, Jack Havens, Malcolm Gillis, Dick Koehn, Jerrold Graber. Third row: James Stokes, Tommy Carter, Lamar Heiskell, Hobart Sewell, Ronnie Smith, Jack Baxter, Jerry Welsh, Lee Welch, Corkey Hudson, Maynard Holt, Butch Waller, Charlie Clement. KEY CL B af limi I ' 5 'K The Key Club is an interesting organization spon- sored by Kiwanis lnternational. The East High Key Club is composed of 30 4'key boys in the school, 15 seniors, 10 juniors, and five sophomores chosen yearly. All members must possess high traits of lead- ership, character, service, and scholarship. Key Club members develop characteristics which help prepare them for useful and productive citizenship by serving their faculty, fellow students, school, and community. The East High Key Club annually publishes a student and faculty directory and conducts charity drives. This honorary club also develops initiative and lead- ership, and provides experience in living and working together. First row, left to right: Levi, Feinstein, Lowenthal, Hanover, Crawford, Hutkin, Stein, Franciola, Jefferson, Yar- brough, Lyle, Campbell, Vookles. Second row: Bloom, Ezell, Ledbetter, Burrow, Williams, Thomas, Clarke, Bras- well, Alves, Scherer, Burkhalter, Reitz, Green. Third row: Simon, Rush, Landstreet, Mullins, Haynes, Gordon, Leach, Safley, Earngy, Stalcup, Heitner, Cook, Rodgers, Applebaum, Bouldin, Rubin. Fourth row: McDonald, Madden, Sutliff, Turnbull, Giem, Slater, Marley, Barron, Shumaker, Norwood, West, Locke, Jordan, Skinner, Theurer. Fifth row: Angelo, Estes, Crawford, Nason, Crane, Laird, Mercer, Davis, Chamberlain, Lloyd, Piplar, Head, B. Crane, Golden, Pitts, Hudson. Sixth row: Eaton, Grafton, Brody, Adams, Cherry, Moore, Young, Kamousky, West, Sey- more, Roark, Burnstein, Pounders, Stringer, White, Barret. Seventh row: Fly, Goldner, Roberts, Goodman, Foote, Boone, Petway, Fike, King, Ragsdale, Pinkerton, Brister, Stringer, Livaudais, Irvine, Williams, Taylor. Eighth row: Roberts, Scyster, Brower, Austin, Stevens, Clem, Patterson, Gatchell, Hardy, Barns, Smith, Rullman, Sparks, loachimi, Ragsdale, Johnson, Hood. PEP SQUAD The Pep Squad is an organization that has no special qualifications for membership except a deep interest in East High. It is based on school spirit. A section is marked off at the football games for the members. This year the Pep Squad originated the cars section and also sold shakers to the students. lI5 First row, front to back: Ann Beal, Kay Lowenthal. Second row: Lynn Glass, Judy Laird, Gloria Davis, Judy Glisson. Third row: Dorothy Petway, Sue Vollmer, Linda Lloyd, Helen Alexander. Standing, left to right: Mrs. Vollmer, Sue Vollmer, Francine Williams, Judy Mitchell, Carlye Cherry. Seated: Bonnie Giem, President. First row, front to back: Gail Loeffel, Francine Williams Second row: Bonnie Giem, Mary Catherine Page, Carlye Cherry, Janis Smith. Third row: Carol Spiegel, Vicki Wood all, Maxine Pinkerton, Carol Sparks. U The Commercial Club, sponsored by Mrs. Lilburne Vollmer, is an organization which promotes interest in secretarial work. It is composed of girls who have taken at least two commercial subjects. At the monthly meetings the club has either a speaker from the field of business, a movie on a subject of interest to secretarial students, or the demonstration of a new office machine. Each Christmas the club sends a basket of food to a needy family. ln the spring, a luncheon is given to honor the seniors. First row, front to back: Winiford Irving, Carol Owens. Sec- ond row: Vicki Woods, Susan Cody, Nancy Adams, Mary Lou Hope. Third row: Helen Weatherford, Nancy Norwood, Mari- lyn Stevens, Rita Nuss. II6 First row, front to hack: Jo Ann Williams, Frances Elder. Second row: Ann Paulson, Barbara Sanders, Kay Nason Denise Shumaker. Third row: ,ludy Mitchell, Carla Wilson Barbara Estes, Julia Wade. 7 Left to right: Elaine Johnston, Jim Stoakes, Joy Clark, Suel- Left to right: Brenda Theurer, Dorothy Crawford, Mrs. Shu- lyn Scott, Judy Glisson, Marilyn Stewart, Susan Sutliff, Helen maker, Helen Alexander. Alexander, Jimmy Tackett. QVYUZE STAF F Left to right: Jo Ann Williams, Susan Clem, Louis Weeks. Left to right: Mary Jane Irvine, Sue Vollmer, Gloria Davis, Nancy Norwood, Lynn Mercer, Suzanne Ragsdale, Barbara Estes. Left to right: Lee Welch, Fay Braswell, Roy Johnson, NURSES' STAFF-Left to right: Kay Lowenthal, lrene Colby Billy Trustey, Wallace Schoettelkotte, Lynne Earngey, Pam Canady, Fay Hollie, Shirley Henley, Lynne Mercer. Kneeling Charlie House. Linda Stein. Il7 -1' 9 .Zn 1 QI' F-'E-.siszb 5- 2 'SN .. CL B all 3 9 N sq' U ' X N .Q x u X U 'SSS . S999 :E T if-izvfi' i xxx 5 SLS, .-. V ' - 5 ..,, , 'lxN? zeii ' V J, SPANISH .yy f----s '-EE-.. -22 , li J' x Lg K X Ls, I: - I l-:ffxx - X Q T F s- is T 1- ix Q -'.- ,- .- . xx-.N Q 4 --. J X Tlxixh- ' 322: 'N - First row, left to right: Hanover, Maury, Stein, Dungan, Goldner, Klitzner, A. Weinstein, Burk- halter, Reitz, Green, Hudson, Vookles, Gruhhs. Second row: Fink, Hall, Levi, Ragsdale, Safley, Clark, McBride, Theurer, Brister, Bloom, Cook, Reisman, Scyster. Third row: Latham, Chilton, Colby, Haynes, Williams, Leach, Heitner, Fosseick, Fike, Oeding, Williams, Meacham, Sipe, Conaway. Fourth row: Fly, Piplar, Rodenbaugh, P. Weinstein, Shapiro, Blair, Rudy, Allen, Nuss, Brown, Blands, Rush, Willis, Whitaker. Fifth row: Hamm, Kuykendall, Scherer, Johnson, Good- man, Harwood, Trotter, Kelly, Oden, Rodenbaugh, Williams, Madden, McDonald, Kashden, Merrill. Sixth row: Crain, Clark, Ferguson, McMillen, Phillips, Harwood, Shepard, Davis, Henry, Scott, Ayres, Theurer. Seventh row: Burnett, Hardy, Stringer, Lowenthal, Feinstein, Trotter, Johnson, Nichols, Smith, Barret, Locke, Stringer, Ezell, Fransioli, Malone, Ramsey. SENIOR HIGH Q gl CHORUS G 4 First row, left to right: Nancy Williams, Gloria Puryear, Carole Chiles, Susan Byer, Dorothy Crawford, Nancy Haynes, Leslie Rodgers, Carla Wilson, Barbara Bowman. Second row: Marilyn Stevens, Mary Katherine Page, Gail Loeffel, Ann Beal, Mary Lee Hudson, Sue West, Linda Miles, Alice Ledhetter, Susan Seymore, Pricilla Rush, Bonnie Giem. Third row: Dorothy Ed- wards, Martha Ayres, Jamie Leach, Alice Burkhalter, Francis Elder, Sandra Sholder, Caryle Cherry, Susan Lloyd, Jo Ann Gibson, Betty McNeese, Jane Dowdy, Justine Brown, Kate Land- street, Helen Alexander. Fourth row: John Brunson, Andrew Morgret, Cy Bollinger, Dan Whipple, Hobart Sewell, Jerry Johnston, Ronnie Owens, Colin Heath, Mr. Aikens. Chorus Director-MR. BILL AIKENS Wednesdat' mfmling Practice! Einsteins, No Less! Left to right: Birt Waite, Charlie House, Charles Rond, Alan Hughes, Larry Dunavant, Kent Merrill, Roy Johnson. CIENCE CLUB First row, left to right: Johnson, Carter, Rodenbough, Ferguson, Adams, Dungan, Blair, Finch, Stuart, Greene. Second row: Rond, Conaway, Feuerstein, Barbee, Williams, H. Williams, Ward, Moore, Paxon. Third row: Hartman, Rush, Maury, Ayres, Crane, Hanover, Angelo, Ciem, Shumaker, Shoulder. Fourth row: Shapiro, Jalenak, A. Weinstein, P. Weinstein, Fink, Dumas,' Strickland, Mendius, Trotter, Stout, Peete. Fifth row: Ramsey, Smith, Shute, Williams, Latham Barnett, Schoettelkotte, Hughes. Sixth row: Hiserodt, Mills, Camp, Schenzel, Waite, Barret O'Conn0r, Bell, Johnson, Barret, Hughes. Seventh row: Tayloe, Colby, Munn, Welch, Speed Mclntosh, Merrill, Bence, Stoakes. s 1 1 M Qg 7 iwyzwrm :la ,vt r ,v FIRST YEAR OFFICERS-First row: Betty Pounders, f ' Wendy Skinner. Seated: David Bryant, Charlie Clement, fy ,n,,, Bert Barnett. Standing: Miss Green. ia , H. M' it 3 ' yr . , ggi 9 his rw, ,I X . . SECOND YEAR OFFICERS-First row: Barabara Gatchell. Second row: Lynn Goodman. FRE CH CL B First row: Hallie Rubin, Lynne Glass, Gail Loeffel, Elizabeth King, Diane Goodman, Anita Karlin, Lauralee Barran, Barbara Crane, Pat Shindler. Second row: Helen Weatherford, Mary Lou Hope, Frances Couch, Ann Beal, Wanda White, Barbara Gatchell, Carole Patterson, Wendy Irvin, Lynn Earngey. Third row: Elizabeth Thomas, Michelle Applebaum, Pat Rodgers, Susan Bylander, Charlotte Gurley, Ann Head, Jane White, Joye Clark, Sandra Alves, Susan Sutliff. Fourth row: Miss Green, Natalie Dunn, Flora Terry, Mary Ann Styers, Bette Pounders, Sue Golden, Delia Chamberlain, Janice Joachimi, Martha Barrett. Fifth row: Charlie Clement, Jerrold Graber, Jimmy Hammer, Margaret Angelo, Gail Brandon, Barbara Yost, Birt Waite, David Bryant, Phil Schrader, Ames Guyton, Dickie Diamond, Bert Barnett. ku' Martha Barret, Earngey, Diane tl L- R ,t QTY V? --. 'ill How 'bout that lakf-?? East Senior Hi-Y is an organization for boys in grades ten through twelve, sponsored jointly by the school and the Y.lVl.C.A. It is international in scope, non-selective, and non-denominational. its purpose is to create, maintain, and extend through the home, school, and community high standards of Christian character. Its creed is Clean Speech, Clean Scholarship, Clean Sportsman- ship and Clean Living. East Senior Hi-Y is combined with East Senior Tri Hi-Y as a co-ed club, one of the firstvof such clubs in the United States. HI-Y Officers Pickwick! To Create, Maintau High Standard o B. Barret, D. Koehn, L. Welch, M. Shindler, J. Welsh, R. Johnson, B. Cousins, C. Clement Second row: D. Adams, T. Barbee, A. Ferguson, B. Graham, C. Sipe, E. Trotter, B. Colby, B. Williams, A. Hornsby. Third row: N. King, W. Hartman, E. Barret, A. Hughes, B. Harwood, B. Scott, H. Harwood, C. Safley, R. Rich, B. Barnett, J. Kelly, B. Jamieson, W. Schoettelkotte. Fourth row: S. Pilkington, J. Jefferson, B. Renfrow, L. Trotter, B. Sigler, J. Johnson, J. Fisher, T. Dungan, F. Flowers, D. Conaway, J. Williams, L. Weeks, Mrs. Shumaker. TR..H..Y What's going on here? Purpose: To Create, Maintain, and Extend through- out the home, school, and community high standards of Christian character. Platform: Clean Sportsmanship, Clean Scholarship, Clean Speech and Clean Living. The East High Tri-Hi-Y is a Christian organization sponsored hy the Y.M.C.A. It is non-denominational Sandra, Kay, and Nard admire the new projector and has no academic requirement for membership. donated by the HLY and Tri'Hy'Y' The Tri-Hi-Y membership consists of girls in grades ten through twelve who have an earnest desire to ld Extend mristian Character belong. First row: D. Locke, P. Canaday, N. Safley, J. Clark, Chaplain, A. Stuart, Treasurer, E. Johnson, Vice President, R. A. Heitner, Presidentg H. Sikes, Secretary, J. McBride, Special Program Chairman, S. Alves, J. Fransioli, Mrs. Shu- maker. Second row: G. Morris, S. Stringer, S. Scyster, K. Scherer, F. Braswell, S. Colden, E. Thomas, S. Sutliff, M. Angelo, M. Applebaum, B. Cooke, A. Paulsen. Third row: L. Hudson, B. C. Eaton, P. Noel, L. Newell, D. Brister, S. Theurer, K. Valvik, S. Moore, S. Brower, P. Karnowsky, N. Bach, P. Young, L. Grout, M. J. Fly. Fourth row: J. A. Gibson, W. Skinner, S. Lloyd, B. Yarbrough, S. Stalcup, L. Rodgers, M. L. Hudson, S. Green, N. Reitz, N. Boone, A. Foote, A. Burkhalter. JR. HI-Y Fifth row, left to right: Goldner, Dulin, Ayres, Dover, Wilkins, Hamilton, McVain, Hooker, Sanders, Ost- ner. Fourth row: Slaughter, Buffalo, Smith, Hoffman, Redd, Walker, Holladay, Williams, Seabold, Rickey, Elliot, Neiman, James. Third row: Wilbanks, Walker, Daniels, Twaddle, Hunt, Thompson, Scan land, Trusty, Adams, Bessire, McCormick, Hiatt, Morris. Second row: Strickland, Ren- frow, Thomas, Davis, Parker, Brunson, Collins, Graves, Doer, Humphries, Crostwaite, McDaniel, Ferguson. First row: Mclntosh, Willson, Freeman, Sarher, Ridolphi, Criss, Hodges, Sponsor Mrs. Headstream. JR. TRI HI-Y First row, left to right: Rogers, Jaffke, Sagan, Strickland, Stevens, Beiser, Irvine, Fletcher, Edwards, Joyner, Applebaum, Stewart, President, Bohhitt, Duke, Boyer, -l g m1. f 14- Carr, Greaves, Brown, Barnett. Second row: Harrison, Hughes, Sut- liff, Wood, McGeary, Ezzell, Hale, Smith, Seay, Garver, Weeks, Sheffield, Frank, Scheinberg, Hughes C. Newman, McCool, Tal- bert, Richardson, Hamilton, Landen. Third row: Clough, Kasselberg, Cheely, Parotte, Oster, Parrish, Jameson, Stauher, Red ditt, Wallace, Eden, Duren, Johnson, King, Briggs, Grant, Welch, Ledhetter, Ballon, Bol- ton, Wilkins, Pearson, Thornton. Fourth row: Hines, Housley, Colby, Lewis, Petway, Hyde, Grisham, Threefoot, Barnes, Seaton, Gage, Gordon, Sanders, von Lackum, Hinken, Wil- banks, Kern, Jordon, Emerson, Meyers, Suss- kind, Scot. Fifth row: Gerstenberger, Boone, Hitt, Starck, Gallman, McBride, Harwood, Harrison, Gates, Marks, Everett, Scrim- ger, Hesselhein, Wat- kins, Lieberman, Patey Walker, Moore, Far- ber, Hyde, Walker, Williams, Shapiro, Crawford, Glassman, Lawless, Joest, Wil- liams, Essary, Ward. GRAY-Y First row, left to right: Bill McRae, Frank Shelton, Jimmy Paulsen, Bill Bingham, Randy Mc Knight, Joe Lowenthal. Second row: Tommy Colden, Neal Clement, Paul Underwood, Carl Coco Bob Bland, Wesley Edmiston, James Jackson, Burt Allen. T RI-GRAY-Y First row, left to right: Mrs. Webb, Hitt, Kidd, Fly, Harmel, Calhoun, Williams, Piplar, Mc- Donald, Mrs. Mitchell. Second row: Boone, Wallace, Dupree, Cutman, Wheat, Jackson, Ray, White, Prince, Crenshaw. Third row: Slater, Wagner, Bramblett, Hull, Paul, Gish, Crane, Hyde, Weatherford, Claypool, Sheffield, Caroll. Fourth row: Netherland, McConnell, Nichols, Monjay, Sheriff, Marley, Boston, Caldwell, Glenn, Adler, Farris, Orr, Gates, Conlee. Fifth row: Strasher, Patterson, Dunavant, Norris, Cobb, Fargotstein, McCormick, Fernados, Best, Kroell, C-illuly Jaseph. 1 OFFICERS C. Gurleyg E. Murrayg J. Rudyg, V. Woodall, President, Mrs. Reg- an, H. Alexander, A. Foote, N. Willis, C. ps Spiegel. Volunteers! l l Meeting in Progress! The East High Y-Teens Club is a branch of the local Y.W.C.A. Y-Teens is an inter- national organization, established to create interests and friendship with all nations, colors and creeds. This year the group participated in many fun packed and worthwhile activities. Among these were two formals, the annual talent show, the potato chip sale, and the heart warming project of adopting an orphan. The club is open to all girls interested in the fun and fellowship it offers. First row, left to right: C. Curley, C. Spiegel, C. Burrow, J. Gibson, H. Alexander, J. Ruby, M. gl. Fike, P. Rush, A. Foote, K. Landstreet, A. Ledbetter. Second row: E. Murray, M. J. Slater, C. Whit- aker, N. Willis, N. Adams, K. Nason, C. Cherry, D. Crawford, S. Sholder, J. Wade. Third row: V. Woodall, P. Wheat, A. West, C. Mayer, B. Estes, M. Boone, D. Allen, N. Williams, F. Couch, R. Nuss, D. Shumaker, J. Brown, F. Elder. Officers ,Q- Busy Bees FnHnAa What s cooking! doc? ? ? The Future Homemakers of America is a national, incorporated, non-profit or- ganization. lt is open to any girl who is taking Home Economics. The purpose of the F.H.A. includes striving for the betterment of home, family and community life. Another purpose is to create further interest in Home Economics. Our organization participates in many projects for the good of others. Outstanding members are rewarded with Junior, Chapter, and State Homemaker degrees. These degrees are considered the highest possible honor and require much work and effort. The torch of Home Economics challenges and inspires better leaders in our homes of tomorrow! Sponsor, Mrs. Clement, not pictured. First row: F. Taylor, J. Loomis, K. Landstreet, M.-Austin, S. Stevens, M. A. Hall. Second row: K. Burrow, N. Williams, S. Jordan, B. Fields, D. Crenshaw, B. Hinds, H. Quakemeyer, M. J. Fike, P. Hall. Third row: L. Hudson, P. Sitten, B. Sloane, N. Gary, C. Owens, A. Ledhetter, S. Shook, J. Williams, W. White, P. Meeks. Fourth row: A. West, K. L. Love, J. True, M. A. Casey, P. Shindler, L. Lloyd, J. Laird, A. Hayes, J. Gibson, F. Elder, N. Norwood, P. Wheat. Fifth row: S. Avent, B. A. Yarbrough, M. K. Mahaffey, G. Rogers, C. Jaffke, R. Chafetz, W. Winn, R. Howell, D. Clark, C. A. Childs, B. J. Morris, D. Coughley. Sixth row: J. Head, J. Fossick, J. Jefferson, B. Housley, M. O'Guin, L. Williams, D. Mason, T. Loberg, B. Burns, P. Emerson, P. Dorris, L. Wilkinson, P. Parchmen, B. A. Hyde. CHESS CLUB A n!0 01m Standing, left to right: Birt Waite, Greenway Stuart, David Bryant, Bob Bingham, Gerald Smith, Mike Mabe, Charles Peete, Jim Rawls, Ronnie Moskovitz, Mr. Frye. Seated: Ronnie Rich, Jimmie Carey, Scott Pilkington, Bobby Walker. E CLUB First row, left to right: Dan Whipple, Hobart Sewell, Tom Metzger, Corkey Hudson, Mayn- ard Holt. Second row: Birt Waite. Third row: Bill Chilton, Jack Baxter, Ronnie Smith, Jerry Welsh. Fourth row: Jerrold Graber. Fifth row: Lewis Dainel. Sixth row: Roy Johnson, Dick Koehn, Jack Havens, Butch Waller, Lee Welch, Jimmy Munn, Ronnie Churchill. President BIRT WAITE RED CROSS First row, left to right: Nichols, M., McDonald, K., McMitten, D., Ayres, J., Silverman, R., Grove, J., Patterson, J. Second row: Hull, C., Morris, G., Petway, F., Mullins, L., Nash, J., Miles, P., Kern, K., DuPree, P., Wheat, P. Third row: Morris, B., Ellington, P., Beal, A., Ezell, N., Eaton, B., Canaday, P., Crawford, D., Garren, K., Ayres, M., Carey, K. Fourth row: Mrs. Thompson, Skinner, T., Marks, J., Harrison, S., Walker, B., Williams, K., Fosseick, J., Bloom, N., Theurer, B., Sutliff, S., Johnson, M. Fifth row: Heath C. ry A Sponsor M RS. T H O M P S 0 N Boys in street-Left to right: E. Felts, R. Brakebill. First row: B. Faulder, T. Carey, J. Led- better. Second row: R. Mullins, G. Bell, M. Gadberry, E. Feltus. Third row: R. Twaddle, W. Perry. Fourth row: D. Stafford, C. Karchamer, J. Wiley, B. Howell. Fifth row: F. Miller, J. McNulty, T. Johnson, G. Muns. TOMMY HENLEY I29 LIBRARY TAFF Front row, le-fl to right: Kay Burrow, Carolyn Owvns. Carlyv Cherry. .ludy Mcllcary, Barbara Estes, Susan l.luyil. llalxlwttv Sclinicrvr. ,lo Ann Gibson. Tommin- Lou Levi, Donna Lurke, Patsy Ellington, Sandra Slruuk. ,lo Ann Williams. Back row: Mrs. Coopvr. lloruthy Crawford, Martha Ayres, Dianv Clillglllvy. Linda Williams. BOOK STORE STAFF a Lvft In right: llir-kiv llunliam. Ronny Sl'll8iZ. Ge-riv Fx-rnamlvx, Ray Hulliv, liill Hurnpllrvys, Larry :XIlli'T. lhixifl Wvst. N4-il Clvnicnt. Fvnlt Pilkingglon. fllikc- Nlalw. Frank Latham. MATH CL B I First row, left to right: Miss Morphis, K. Scherer, H. Mathieu, A. Hornsby, K. Stringer, G Morris, P. Young, A. Tutwiler, P. Campbell, M. Roberts, L. Livaudais. Second row: Miss Stone N. Bach, N. Bloom, S. Brower, A. Macdonald, M. Grubbs, B. Eaton, B. Yost, G. Morris, L Newell, P. Noel, P. Hamm. Third row: N. Haynes, L. Lyle, G. Brandon, J. Farnham, C. Piplar L. Grout, A. Smith, M. Styers, F. Hollie, F. Terry, S. Stringer, S. Scyster. Fourth row: B Yarbrough, J. Pitts, M. Johnson, M. Coleman, J. Carey, R. Rich, D. Holliday, K. Henry, T. Faber, J. Kelly. Fifth row: A. Guyton, B. Philips, W. Loewenberg, R. Borod, N. Oeding, D. Daniel, D. Dickens, A. Lynn, M. Farber, P. Karnowsky, M. Simon, M. Wyatt, K. Segerson, B. Weeks. Sixth row: W. Sllgg, G. Pagels, L. Weiss, H. Winkelman, D. McMillen, R. Ferguson D. Richardson, G. Smith, B. Bingham, D. Bryant, J. Clardy, T. Madden, S. Moore. Seventh rowf B. Sigler, L. Trotter, M. Goodman, H. Harwood, J. Fisher, B. Harwood, C. Sarley, R. Davis, R. Rodenbaugh, G. Nevels, W. Smith, B. Borda, R. Shepherd, B. Dixon, J. Davis. First row, left to right: Hanover, Maury, Roberts, Mendius, Chamberlin, Hollie, Klitzner, Good- man, Mclntosh. Second row: Barnes, King, Goldner, Scott, Sikes, Crawford, Rogers, Turnbull Skinner, Leach, Miss Morphis. Third row: Miss Stone, Chilton, Barrett, Levi, Thomas, Hall, Marley, Sutliff, Pounders, Golden, Whipple. Fourth row: Weinstein, A., Camp, Sewell, Shindler, Ward, Shapiro, Barnett, Hartman, Stuart, Strickland. Fifth row: King, Schenzel, Grahan, Wein- stein, P., Bauer, Barbee, Adams, Rodenbaugh, Jalenak, Feuerstein, Finch. Sixth row: Holmes, Barrett, Heath, Rond, Dunavant, Hughes, Colby, Munn, Welch, Blair, Green, Speed, Heiskell. s 1 R.O.T.C. The R.0.T.C. opens a valuable door to high school and college boys. The purposes of R.O.T.C. are to sup- plement the physical training program in high school and to train officers for our army, in case of national emergency. A student graduating from high school with three years of R.O.T.C. can go on to three years of col- lege R.O.T.C. and graduate as a lieutenant in the Army Reserve. .32 I J E E 9 'E 2 S E I34 wgiiiikigff' K fm Akfr p , s M. i 5, gi 1 4 K 1 2 is ...NK w .W ,gr X 4. J z n-nr .,.4,,, g'f F1 5 ,M 155, , ' iW.,,,,W,,....,,....N fifffg, gif V' L we jf x M if-,A J -fm., i Ailalilxiiizvw' 2 P L- A L , 3 K. i f f K ha 7-Vzgm . 5 an 1.1mm 3 . ,W H961 ' sw 1583553 4Nf!5:s, idk Xkflt, 'K Hi? 1555 HRH' NWLNWE H 1975655 ummm nummmlu ini gmnam- up asus - i . if RQUUTU- iii mmwww g A ,mfgmnf j X w'r 4 T 'f-:Tw if Captain Billy Stuart Sponsor Kay Williams Kami, r S 'N Captain Gene Stout Sponsor Barahara Barnes Lt. Col. Lewis Daniel Lynne Glass , Captain Roy Johnson Sponsor Suellyn Scott S.F.C. Thurman P Sponsor Gloria Davis at 0 5 + -5 r rf I'6VOSt ., Captain Billy Endicott Sponsor Judy Mitchell - - '- '1?s.i5.: W pf gggflz' i f 'jg i . ' i .. w w - , -11,:f:-smug 1-?'::lf,EiQi2'sEll'-1 Wiz' ji-El' ni: f:wQ-1:!1li!?i?iii3 353 2 ,,.. Sponsor Mrs. Fl0I'CIlCC Seeley iggilsg5s ,., 2 i1 2 L'?ef1 W x ,- ,-, ggjy ' , -gresfmxgggfgm -1 5' 51:5W 1'fl55E3TEn?i!E-It Q li: 5:3:iQ'iP:., 'L3517l3':5V5'L35f31i 1 ff? ' Sponsor Susan Cody Lt. Lee Welch l ' Lt. iFred Hartman Lt. Jerry Welsh Sponsor Harriet Sikes I36 pw - .. ff 2 , 4, 1 s is S is S Q SQ., . Lt. Harry Moore Sponsor Sue Vollmer Major Tom Schenzel Tone Maddin ,M QW-W. ' V' Nd, s-:WMV 2 ., awwww YIWQ awww 'Qf :g::A5i?5'??:M'f?Q1gQ Egumgf ,I J.-v,A.w,ff1 I, .mv 1 ,LA ,w.,Q k Y.. 'i an -u 4. HU w 0 0 FIRST ' 2 PLN UD Lt, Charlie House Captain Ronnie Churchill Sponsor Lynn Mercer Ronald Bence, Platoon Sgt. First row: D. Williams, B. Scott, T. Comer, B. Riesman, L. Morgan. G. Smith, R. Hollie, J. Mahaffey, J. Bullard. Second row: T. McC0rmac, M. Goodman, J. Reardon, R. Ferguson, D. Holliday, J. Bauer, W. Genet, L. Phillips, M. Lamb, J. Williams. Third row: G. Sipe, B. Green, g.I3IcMillian1. J. Johnston, U. Ezernicks, T. Speck, R. Rich, B. Bingham, D. Underwood, . evels. Lt. Billy Renfroe Lt. Lawrence Hollie Sponsor Delia Chamberlain I- X A,.-., J fi ea S .Z f g gi I K J 'JU , L ik 4, 6 ' . .XW.,,,,,L ' ? it a Sponsor Judy Glisson Lt. Frank Flowers Sponsor Cecile Piplar in Jim First row, front to back: N. King, J. Stoakes, R. Davis, M. Mahe, T. McNair, S. Claridy, F. Brinkman, W. McKinny, D. Bearden, T. Blair. Second row: A. Ferguson, D. Gibson, L. Trotter, B. Barnett, J. Mclntosh, G. Fernandez, C. Safley, R. Daley, W. Johnson. Third row: J. Dumas, D. Boone, T. Spraggins, C. Bryant, C. Marlow, D. Harris, H. Williams, T. Barbee, P. Schrader. I Km, Al. Sponsor Helen Alexander I ,0 Q my Munn, Company Sgt. 'iii .Q 'F I39 I40 F-'IRS ' it FLRTIJU Lt, Ronnie Smith Captain Corkey Hudson Sponsor Natalie Dunn First row, front to back: T. Carter, P. Smith, P. Stuart, L. Stanton, P. Shapiro, J. Carey, D. Diamond, W. Smith, T. Dungan, A. Hornsby. Second row: B. Barret, H. Harwood, T. Faber, R. Williams, J. Cammond, W. Webb, J. Harris, P. Brand, J. Ramsey. Third row: B. Mason, P. Harmell, D. Richardson, T. Williams, T. Burnett, L. Bryant, D. Estell, D. Caulder. Lt. John Brunson Y W' ? Z ,-ff , at 0 Q M 1 A 1 . B f S X Sponsor Kay Stringer Lt. Milton Mills Sponsor Francine Williams --:'.' :Lk Q K' -W ' f .Q wssssiffigg i, --5 - is . M,M.4,,1.-in-mmfm...,.. i.,. . r '- :f.H '-.Vx .fx-w First row, front to back: L. Heiskell, F. Lathom, R. Huffstedler, W. Loewenberg, B. Dixon, J. Yancy, L. Weiss, B. Routt, L. Weeks. Second row: B. Williams, B. Phillips, H. Hathaway, R. Borod, R. Owens, B. Hutchison, J. Kelly, B. Rodenbaugh. Third row: C. Clement, C. Speed, W. Fink, R. Shepard, T. Nichols, G. Pagles, W. Clover, E. Matheson, R. Jamison. Sponsor Nancy Williams Left to right: John Jefferson, Phil Weinstein, Arnold Weinstein, Tom Metzger. ,, , WW... . .. ,.... , . ..,..,........M,.,M .e.e.W...M,....... -.....,.,.,.....,..,..... .,,.v, ..,.......,......... ,J,,,., MtWWW.-.........,,.W...f.W..xW...WMtwwYt.t.,.t....1::.ww-ww--1-t inl- First row, left to right: Tom- my Burnett, Ronald Bence, Milton Mills, Tony McCor- mick, Kent Merrill. Second row: Hank Winkelman, Paul Smith, Frank Latham, Buddy Scott, Milton Lamb, Roy Dance. Center: Lt. Jimmy Hamer. First row, left to right: E. Metts, A. Guiton, V. Melts, B. Harwood, H. Winkleman, PJ Kellum. Second row: D. Person, F. Scott, B. Sigler J. Tackett, J. Fisher, K. Henry, J. Branch. Third row: D. Freeman, R. Dance, J. Davis, T. J. Oden, W. Sugg, D. Conaway. v THE GRACE SHOP Exclusive S'I'yles in Nalionally Aclverlised Lines FA 4-7677 3I55 Poplar Avenue Complimenis of CROSSTOWN JEWELERS Waich and Jewelry Repair STRINGER BROS. NURSERIES CAROLE'S One of 'Ihe Sou'I'h's Largesi Re+ailers Gi'l'I'S-Toys 2974 Poplar 4697 Poplar Avenue Phone GL 8-7534 Ph, MU 5-647l HECHT5' INC' wARREN's BEAUTY Fashion Cen+ers and 3483 Poplar 392I Park 4I4 N. Cleveland II8 Monroe Oresa SIZES 5 TO I5 Warren'S I0 TO 20 Beau'I'y Shop TALLS OVER 5'7 ACROSS FROM EAST HIGH Do you 'Ihinlr 'Ihey will ever make 'Ihe big limes? Phone BR 5-8I24 HOWARD GRAHAM CO.. INC I359 Madison al' Crosslown Memphis MHMB GOODMAN md SONS Memphis Jewelers Since I862 II3 Madison NORMAL TEA ROOM Mr. and Mrs. B. T. Jacobs 539 S. Highland GL 2-9393 J. C. MURRAY NURSERIES Complele Landscape Service Evergreens and Shade Trees 3006 Poplar GL 2-900 I SNYDER JEWELERS The House of Beauiiful Gills III Madison Ave. Memphis THE PRESCRIPTION HOUSE IOI2 Madison Ave. BR. 2-I693 Prescriplion Filling Is Our Only Business Complimen+s MINOR-FRANCES, JR. of 56 Soufh Avalon MEACHAM MOTOR CO. AHrac+ive Junior Clofhes McDONALD SPORTING GOODS 3I II Summer Avenue Easi' of 'ihe Viacluci' af ihe Sign of 'Ihe Flying Ducks NYAL PHARMACY George C. Ducas 32I6 Summer Avenue GL 2-9233 Free Delivery FA 7-5472 Open Till Miclnighi' WHITLEY'S SHELL SERVICE 3487 Summer Ave. 24 Hour Service MECHANIC ON DUTY AT ALL TIMES Complimenis of HOLLEY'S FLOWERS 327I Summer DAY OR NIGHT TELEPHONE SERVICE HIGHLAND HEIGHTS GULF SERVICE 3643 Summer The Finesr in Service on All Au+os Ilmporiedl IDomes+icl Complimenis of GRASHOT PAINT CO. This was a na'l'uraI 'For Narcl HOLLINGSWORTH CAFE 3297 Summer Ave. ai' Holmes Complimenis of DAVE WILLIAMS Ari' LeHer Service 227 Madison Complimenls of A FRI END Complimenls of FRANCES ROSS SHOP I428 Union Avenue MMM Q Nancy seems +o have sold Jack on I+. FRANKLIN SIMON for 5I'h Avenue Fashions GREETINGS TO OUR FRIENDS aI' EasI' High HELEN OF MEMPHIS I 808 Union BOAT RIDE Monday Thru Friday-2:30 P.M. Saf.-Sun.-2:30 and 4:30 P.M. WEATHER PERMITTIN6 Phone JA 7-8396 MEMPHIS QUEEN II Fooi' of Monroe APRIL THRU OCTOBER COMPLIMENTS of AMERICAN LINEN SERVICE COMPANY Phone Jackson 5-0 I 77 IT PAYS TO PLAY EVERYTHING IN SPORTS SouI'h's Largesf Trophy Dealer School Jaclcels and Award Sweafers-Spalding Loafers and Saddle Oxfords School Le'I Iers and Pennanis Baseballs-Foo'I'baIIs Baskeiballs-Golf Clubs Trophies-Volley Balls Waler Slcis-Tennis Fishing Tackle Guns and Ammunifion Shoe Slcafes Agen'I's for MacGREGOR CO. JOHN T. RIDDELL A. G. SPALDING BROS. LAWSON - CAVETTE SPORTING GOODS CO. 9 Nor'I'h Third JA. 5-2725 Food You Enioy Mfr pa, 'Tl HEATING I .'Viif11Lf 7lll77 1 ? it-55-'SE I AIR CONDITIONING pf' MUSE if Hue:-IES COMPANY mtg! Memphis' Oldesi Mechanical America's 24-Hour Hosl' Conlracllors DRlvE-lN 4726 POPLAR Ave. 670-74 Madison Memphis I70 Madison Avenue I9I5 Poplar Ave. 6I5 S. Bellevue I803 Union Ave I308 Union Avenue 25 Norih Dunlap 509 S. Highland 3I3 N. Cleveland II68 Madison Ave. I9I2 Lamar Ave. Kay Williams in+eres+s Mr. Sl1or+er in adveriising in +l1e A l COMPANY P. O. Box 2956 Lamar S+a+ion MERCHANDISING FOOD BROKERS II92 Airways Boulevard Memphis I4, Tennessee PHONE FA 7-5654 . D '40 3 1 +- JSUCIATP PRINTING COMPANY Phone FA 7-5626 HSHORT?-C. SHORTERH Congra+ula+ions 'I'o +he Class l957 MEMBER J' -2 A ,R 2 , Q r 1 H N Q :W QXHV. SQA :ff QM unc! .fdsdociafed GENERAL CONTRACTORS 800 Roland Sf. MEMPHIS, TENN. MARX AND BENSDORF Insurors - ReaI+ors II9 SO. COURT JA. 6-I I2I TO THE CLASS OF '57 May You Live All I'I1e Days of Your Life Complimenfs of CONTINENTAL INVESTMENT CORP. AuI'o-Furn.-Personal Loans 334I SUMMER FA. 4-6626 This is selling annuals? Profil By Proper Guidance Visif GRAVES - STEUWER C I- JEWELERS omplcmenls 0 in Memphis Since I888 A. GRAVES AND STEUWER CO. GRAVES STEUWER JEWELERS I8 No. Second 3422 Plaza Ave. 1 wg 0- W, .sz I.: , , .L A FRIEND Ja 7-76I6 Fa 7-I633 ..,I A I WALK QVER III ' I f a 'II 5 f Four Floors of Shoes I I I f K I I I iis ii I M s 'FII ff sriss if T ss EMPI-IIS' TENN' IIIII I La Irssi rnl aii sl rsr s Issr If I-I ff if Hallie and Barbara are picking ouf +I1eir silver. W See Sou+I1wesI'ern FirsI'I Every+hing You Wan+ in College Righf in Your Own Homefown See our admissions counselor 'For en- +rance requiremenfs and individually planned college curriculum. A College of Liberal Arfs and Sciences SOUTHWESTERN AT MEMPHIS LEADER FEDERAL SAVINGS 81 LOAN ASSOCIATION MEMPHIS Home Loans Insured Savings Two Localions I58 Madison Ave. 3307 Poplar Ave. Tel. 37-I554 T. A. Coving'I'on A. I. Smi+I1 C. E. Bowden, Jr. COVINGTON AND SMITH COTTON CO. 4 Q-1 ft!! L-is ill 48 Sou+I1 Fronf S+reeI' Memphis, Tennessee 'Q CompIimen+s of CompIImen'I's GULF SERVICE STATION of 2895 Poplar Ave. GL. 2-0350 Comp,imen+s FURNITURE co. of 56 S. 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Complimenis of HUNTER FAN AND VENTILATING CCMPANY Manufaciurers of QUALITY FANS AND AIR CONDITIONERS Since I886 DANlEL'S PHARMACY The Rexall Siore Nor+heas+ Memphis' Oldes+ and Leading Prescripfion Pharmacy 3388 SUMMER AVENUE PH. GL 2-I l28 eaZa ICEA CREAM ' JULIUS LEWIS Main al' Gayoso Union al' Kimbrough Peley and Charles buy all Iheir Ivy Leagues al Julius Lewis'. More Memphis and Shelby Coun+y Families Drink Foresl' Hill Milk Than Any Olher Brand. FOREST HILL DAIRY 2040 Madison-BR 8-2034 I We like Foresl' Hill, foo! Complimenls of TRACY D. WALLER Phil A. Halle wif arise ,ft-J '-E92 f 'v' 'J 1, ' - , 1-35 f 1 I - Q--fyflaifff 1' ? ' Al' ' ' EM 3h ICQZJ6-06' f 15 it ' A J 1 C ' 1 ' QQ QW f f k ,nf i,?1 u Q ,,.so' '1 KIM! - , , .1 Coke is a registered trade-mark. Dan, Suellyn, Lynne and Maynard all agree fhai' a coke is +l1e pause fha? refreshes. SXT? REG. U. S. PAF. 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